The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
FOURTH edition
SANG NO DoxoLoGY.
The Mustard BilI Repeating the Bottle LAW
DovER. March 10

Governor Marvll was reported this
evening us being still indisposed but not
seriously. Some Of the newspa pers have
been exagGerating the Governors illness.
There were no lamentations sang In
the Senate to-day when the lifes blood of
the Mustard bill repeating the bottle law
was spilled. In the House when the bill
passed Lumber OF ladies' sang the box
ology.
Ii was matter.of business as well as
pleasure, Speaker Watson took the floor
and spoke against the passage Of the bill.
$4,000 annually come into the States
treasury from the law,
When the bill was introduced 1t was
stated In the REPUBLICANS Legislature
letter that the Senators favored q glass of
beer In the evening, and instead of going
to The saloon 10 drink 1t they would have
cold glsss OF lager at home OH a sum.
mars evening
The New Castle hundred road commits.
sioners felt that the ,nain rond should be
kept by the county and not by each hun.
dred But Senator Handy did not want TO
see Men Castle hundred walled In because
Speaker McMullen lives In that hundred.
The speaker's eountenance ID ever smiling
and JOYFUL, ana he yet may he clerk OF the
peace of New Castle county (not If H4nby
knows it). The bill therefore dled under
the shades OF the Senate.
j. Newlln Gawthrop, Samuel Ghambers
and EnOch Moore of the Wilmington
this afternoon and had a hearing before
the mombers OF the Senate Committee on
Revised Statutes III reference to the bill
which Ia now In the hands of that com.
mittee to change tho Law in reference to
assessments Tor sewer lines from 81
foot front and one cent q square foot area
To only 81 foot front The mem bers of
the department were accom- paned.by L.
Chaikiey Hatton, tho engineer in Charge
OF eewers. The pre5en system was OK.
DlainAu and the 1anarttnpnf rl ui inn TO
be an equitable system by which each
man paid for what property was drained
Richard w. Crooks. Robert Z. Jubtis and
DR.. l., Heisler Ball Of the Brandywine
Syringe Electric Railway Company were
before the House Committee on Private
Corporations this afternoon in reference
TO a proposed amendment to the com.
paDy's charter. The company desires
rhe perm ssion Of the General Assembly
To build Its railway in the city ofWllming.
ton along Greenhill avenue to seventh
street and thence 10 Market This would
give the company chance to land is pas
sengers at central point in Wilmington
The company intrnis to come in
Seventh street to French. II doss not
want any monopoly but 1t does not want
To serve the Interests OF the People, and
the servants OF the people at Dover
should understand tuat they are the PEG.
pie's paid servants and should not let the
masees suffer for the benefits OF "a few.
Senator Pyle this afternoon introduced
bill TO incorporate the Horse Breeders
Association OF Delaware 1t includes in
Its corporatorS the best,kuown harsemen
IN the state Among them are: NJ r. Hay
den and Pelroe Gould OF Wilmington |.
n Fooks OF Georgetown, Amos Cole of
Dover Horace r. Mustard aud number
OF Others,
The capital stock Ia ti00. 900 and the as.
ISOLATION has the right To hold exhibitions
N the nature OF an agricultural fair IN
New Castle county. IL also has The right
to sell horses, etc, which have been on
exhibition, 10y auction.
. Senator Pyle also gave notice of bill
TO reg the business OF pawnbrokers.
The Senate closed tho grave over the
bill TO charter the Cypress Ditch Co,
The following divorce bills were read a
flrst tlinO 10 the Senate;
House bills to divorce Anna NJ. Hand
Thomas j koGch TO divorce Anna L. ana
Ulysses ). Wiley; y divorce Frank q. and
Josephine Lee; to divorce Isaac c. aud
Annie NJ. la ues.
II the Senate peppered Speaker McMul.
len by passing thu btii increasing the fees
Of the Cterk OF tho Peace of New Castle
county. the Houe Intends to add the
'presarye5, as Mir Mustard has given
notice OF u bill TO Gill tho new iii, 30 that
4the' Speaker can nj the office Of CLERK
Of the Peace -lt-lG -if-he would 10 ap.
pointed.