Evening journal., 1895-03-07
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Continued From First Page.


the principal Office to within five miles OF
Wilmington IL was passed 90 amended
The committee also reported favorably
the House bill to incorporate the Ursu-
line Academy, of Wilmington; Senate
bill TO incorporate the ST. Peters Bone
fetal Society, Of Wilmington. and the
House bill Incorporating the McIsar 4
Kendsil Company They were also
passed
Turned His Attention to Sussex.
Representative Daily, of West Dover
| hundEcd, turned his attention TO Sussex
county yesterday. He gave notice Of
one act amendatory of the charter OF
| Iswes. and OF two others to amend the
charter OF the Rehoboth Beach Assoeia-
tion The bills are nov Ia course OF
preparation BE does not know their
provisions.
H or U. In Sussex.
Representative Townsend introduced
an act to incorporate Enterprise Circle,
| No 5. Brotherhood Of the Union, II r.
| c. OF A., OF Millville, Sussex county
The incorporators are Elisha G. Dukes,
George J Derrlckson. Frank " Hollo-
! way, John A Evans, Isaac w Turner,
Elijah w Dasey ldoe w Turner, Cyrus
Holt, Ebs G Qaillen Harry Dale, George
L. Barnett, Nathaniel p Justice.
F S. Dasey. Herbert D. Evans. William
h. Chamberlain. Isasc w. Richards,
Charles 3 Magee, Cove s. McCabe and
John w. Layton.
Against knights of the Road.
Representative Sypherd, of Dover,
wants to suppress tho tramp nuisance
He gave notice yesterday of an act to de
hne and suppress these INDECENT tourists,
aud is looking up the tramp laws Of other
states for material flom which TO frame
bill suitable to Delaware.
He thinks they should be put to work
either on the stone-plle or county roads.
he say that one caunot pick up a paper
nowadays without seeing where sons
tramp has committed an assault OF some
other depreciation. 1t may be several
days before he introduces the bill Il
viii authorize any policeman or constabl,
to make arrests on his own authority Of
on the complaint of another, and AM
magistrate may commit the prisoner.
Medicine and Surgery BIZ.
The bill regulating the practice o.
rlsoicine and surgery in this state, pre-.
persd and introduced at the instance Of 1
Joint committee Of the State Medics
Societies, does not meet with the spprova
of all Of the physicians Of the old school
There is one feature Of the bill which
| do not approve" said one physician
1T proposes to charge an applicant 70
examinatiou before the Board OF Medic
ExsmiI ers $25 for such examination
That is exorbitant and would make
prohlbitive in measure. | understanl
that they are willing to cut it down {
-. lrt.ss. T.
Delaware from being the dumping groun
for quacks from other states. II a
applicant cannot pass 4 creditRble exam
ilRtion he should not he admitted Their
is nothing more dangerous to com
munity than an incompetent doc.o
running at large;in it
Dr. W. II Cooper, prospective col
lsctor Of the port OF Wilmington, was ii
Dover yesterday working in its behalf
, The Governor ia Town
. Governor Marvil was in Dover yestei
! day. His brother is not much better.
Trying to Resusoitats Il.
John N Cerswell came to town yes
terday aud endeavored TO secure recon
sideration of the vote by which tn
Senate killed the House bill 70 vscate So
Augustine bridge aud to build a nei
, public road across the marsh in its sic esC
He Was assisted in bis efforts by Msgi
, trate Charles Il. MeWhorter.
s The Report Not Made.
5 John B. Wharton and other friends o
= the House joint resolution appropriatin
81, 600 annually to the Delaware Stat
Z Agricultural Society, which runs tn
agricultural fair at Dover, continues {
$ haunt the State House in advocacy
d the measure The committee has not ye
d made a report, but it may be looked 70
+ AZ any time
2 A5jutant-Gsneral Here.
Adiutsnt General Samuel A Macallist,
Z spent the day here in the interest OF IL
. bill for the rehabilitation Of the Nation
h Guard. It is still in the hands Of Il
House committee
Out of Kent County's Share.
Superintendent Tyndal. Of the KeI
county public schools. has not yet ha
> introduced his new bill providing
training school for the teachers Of KeI
- county When it does make its appeal
ie snce ii will be in the Senate. III
ie appropriation Of $500, will, II allowe
r under the terms of the bill. come out
n Kent county share OF the school fluid
Sewer and Curb Liens.
u Secretary Harvey J. Wiley, of Il
4 Boaro OF Street ana Sewer Directors, az
u Chief Engineer James Wilson. Of Il
i Engineering and Surveying Department
OF Wilmington, we're seen among Il
"A visitors at the State House yesterd
\ afternoon MIR. Wiley had with him tg
/, bills for introduction. One gives Il
, directors power to exempt from sew
n liens persons who have previously pa
n the city for drainage. making Il mand
/, tory when there IS positive evidence al
1r discretionary in case Of doubt. The
n are hundreds Of such cases nov sxistin
~ and the board wants to dispose of theI
The other bill puts the curb lien on
footing with the sewer lien Under
provisions q curb lien will represent
full value for ninety days, and run
" one year bsfcra becoming judgne
!, lien.
The Committee is Coming.
u City Councilman Howard L Stats,
~ Wilmington. was In Dover yesterda
= The Legislative Com mittee Of City Cou
"a ell is expected down o-day TO tell &