Evening journal., 1893-03-08
WITH THE SENATORS.
Continued From First Page.

D AA"AAAH 'AN NNNN f.NA
Owing to the increased amount Of
/ premature and imperfect peaches lcaused
/ by the yellows) that are shipped yearly 20
our markets from your state the phia
delphia Produce Exchange petitions your
/ honorable bodies TO pass such law OF
laws that viii prevent the shipment of
such unwholesome fruit, as 10 is not ft
for food; and should not be sent to mar.
ket in competition with perfect and mer-
charitable fruit.
"HowAnD AUSTIN, Secretary"
The communication was referred TO
the committee on revised statutes.
Young Ridgeiys Good Work.
Representative Salisbury presented q
! joint resolution for the publication of
copies Of digest and state records A
complete digest of the Delaware judicial
reports, both chancery and common law.
has been prepared by Henry Ridgely, Jr,
bright young lawyer of this place.
Most of the states have such digests aud
the need Of one here has been felt The
work was undertaken by Mr. Ridgely at
the suggestion of the late Chief Justice
Robinson The resolution provided for
the distribution by the secretary OF the
state of q hundred copies of the digest n
like matter as is now provided for the
distribution of state reports. After the
resolution was read Mr. Salisbury moved
that it be referred to the Committee on
Revised Statutes, which was done.
Tip FOR Hawkins and Hatton.
City Detectives Hawkins and Hatton
viii have to look out for their scalps.
Yesterday Representative Spruauce gave
notice of a bill to abolish the offices now
held by the two detectives These offices
were created by the Police Commission
bill passed two years ago
Representative Spruance says that If
the partisan Police Commission will not
properly investigate the serious charges
against the two men who now hold he
Office the General Assembly viii take
hand in the matter
After Many Days.
Representative Spruance has intro.
duced a bill authorizing the recorder of
deeds for New Castle county to record
certain deeds. The instruments in
question are very ancient, being as fol-
lows:
Deed dated March 9, 1881; signed and
q sealed by Isaac Davis, the grantor. deed
dated February TO- 1885 signed and
{ sealed by Rebeccah Fell by her mark,
the grantor; deed dated August 90, 1895
p ! % hNA tAAA NNtsAN1 ~ NtAA-NH 10 AAAN tthNA
George Spackman, grantors; deed dated
January ., l799 signed and scaled by
William Woodcock and Letitia Wood
cock, his wife, grantors deed dated june
q l6, 1906. signed and sealed by Joseph
q Hall and Abigail Hall, his wife. grantors,
E four of the above mentioned deeds being
q regular i'm all other respects, but not
f. acknowledged and recorded the fifth
deed above mentioned being also regular
f in all other respects, but not acknow.
. lodged i'm accordance with statutory re-
quirt ments, and also not recorded lu
other respects the titles ave perfect The
NJ bill authorizes Recorder shallcross 10 &C
/. cept aud record the deeds as though the
n acknowledgment of the same were per
feet and complete.
" To Tax the Street Cars.
10 Representative spruance VIII intro
Is duce a bill which will doubtless b
IS opposed by all existing and proposed
electric railway companies 1t is Z,
place a tax of $40 upon every electric
or horse car run i'm the state Mr.
IT Spruance says, in defense Of his position
e in this matter that, in other states az
much as $50 q car Is charged and h
10 does not see why Delaware companie
al should not be able and willing to pa,
N ! one udll OF lnhl amount.
The Railway HIagnatos Here.
"a President Preston Lea, and Vice-Pre
u sident Willard Salisbury, Jr. of Tn
s. Wilmington City Railway Company
% Peter L. Cooper, Jr, of the Wilmington
'u and New Castle Railway Company, auI
Richard Crook and Frank d. Carpenter
ia of the Wilm ngtou and Brandywin
81 Spring Railway Company, We're her
o. last night working for their respectiv
interests Mr.. Salisbury did not mis-
e the opportunity TO drop few words o
&c warning against the Snverbrook condem
III nation bill
US Messrs. Crook and Carpenter were re
GREETING the absence of Senator's Pilliul
en- | and Watson They want 10 get th
III committee together and modify their bi
t5 to suit its wishes. They will cut of th
loops through the lands OF the Mort
Side lmprov ement Company. Under Oh
circumstances but little effective wor
eo was done yesterday.
le from Council to Commission.
ig Representative spruauce gave motto
be of bill TO transfer the appointment q
clerk of the Wilmington city markC
nt from City Council to the Street an
ne Sewer Department.. A Democrat wi
from the Office 60 to the account of th
Street and Sewer Department.
OF The Srverbrook Hearing.
m On motion Of Representative S.ruanc
n' the use of the Hall Of Representativ,
was rendered TO the Silverbrook sewe
FIX bill disputants. The argument an
ht hearing win take place at l3O p. n
'ss to day.
y Sunday Newspaper FOR Wilmington.
'0 senator Pyle gave notice Of am act
20. incorporate the Delaware Publishiu
H. Company The incorporatora are The
y. dore Stuart editor of the EVENING JoUI
~ NAL. and j. Milton Davidson and Geori
~, Carter OF the stan of that paper ~
object Of the corporators is TO start
,l,. first class Sunday newspaper in w
~ mington Tho capital stock Is $25, on
~, with power to increase
stul Cunning for Coiquohoun.
sx T.. B Frazer, secretary of the Sta
H., Board of Health, was here yesterdi