Evening journal., 1895-03-02

hVo pu1ScShou OI rs nucn OF lnlS WOflu &
goods as some know. 1t Is an easy
matter to say 60 to the courts with
your case. but 1t Is not everyone In this
world who has the money to fee lawyers
and pay court expenses That is the
condition in this case. This is a case OF
desertion, notsupport and adultery, all
Of which was proven conclusively to the
committee"
The senator was mad and be took no
pains to conceal It,
Mr.. Speaker lit is moved and
seconded that this bill be indefinitely
postponed. as many as favor the motion
will, when your names are called, answer
yes; contrary, no.
The vote on the motion was rs follows:
Yea desRrs Records and AlIicbs-2
Nay-Messrs Pyle. Fsnimore, Moore,
Handy and Pierce-5
Not voting-Mr Speaker.
vote was then taken on the bill and
1t passed the Senate by the same vote
which killed the Records motion to in
definitely postpone It's further consider
alton.
The Addicka Bill Passed.
J. Edward Addickss bill amending the
charter Of the PenlnsulAr Invest ment
Company passed the Senate aHd is law.
When Mr.. Records reported It favorablv
Mr. Pyle asksd him To explain It's provl
sions, which he did. lt then went
through without 8 dissenting vote.
Wants a Shorter Name.
The washington Steam Fire Engine
and Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2, Of
Wilmington, Delaware" has too big a
name for the corporation to carry with
safety to itself and the axles OF its truck.
Senator Pyle introduced to-day a bill
cutting the name down to "Washington
Fire Company, No. 7, OF Wilmington,
Delaware"
Reduced to Two Per Cent.
A bill to amend the existing law
governing the public roads OF Brandy.
wine hundred has been introduced by
Senator Handy. It's provisions are as
follows:
THAT the supervisors of roads In
Brandywine hundred and their SUCCESSORS
In flee who have or shall hereafter have
general charge or control of the roads OF
Brandy wine hundred shall have the same
powers and duties vested in them in the
matter Of opening, changing and vacAt-
ing roads as we're heretofore vested in
the road commissioners of said hundred
prior to the passage Of the act entitled
An act In relation to the roads and
highways Of Brandywine hundred,
passed at Dover, May 4. 1898
The new Brandywine road bill pro-
vides that the commissioners may make
loan not exceeding ten per cent. of the
assessed value OF the property Of the
hundrtd Senator Handy will reduce ii
TO two per cent.
Bills Relating to New Castle.
Lewis Eliason, Of the New Castle
Board Of Education, and Alexander B
Cooper city solicitor, Of that place,
came to Dover yesterday, They brought
with them n number OF bills the provis-
Ions Of which were set forth in yester
days EVENING JOURNAL After ex-
planning them to ths members they left
them with Senator Pyle and Representa-
tive Pyle for introduction to-day.
No Action Before Monday.
George s. Cspelle and 7. BayArd
Heisel have gone home. Their bill
authorizing the Levy Court Of New
Castle county to appropriate money to be
used for keeping up the banks Of the St.
Georges Marsh Company, will not be
aCted upon until Monday by the
Senate.
Amendments to Amendments.
Richard w. Crook and other friends
Of the Wilmington aud Brandywine
Springs Electric Railway Company we're
in town last evening for the purpose Of
helpingthe House Committee on Corpora
tions amend the Senate amendments to
the House bill supplementipg the com
pany's charter 1t is not believed that
the Senate will grant any additional
privileges to the company.
VIII Find Its Waterloo.
The House bill repeating the law
allowing saloon keepers to sell LIQUOR
In quantities Of one quart and less to be
drunk of the premises, will probably
find its Waterloo in the Senate. Il Is
not thought that it will get more than
three votes
Hendrickson Has Bonded.
Walter A. Hendrickson, who was ap.
pointed collector OF oyster revenue
several days ago, bonded in the sum OF
$4,000 yesterday. His suretieA were
Caleb s. Pennewill, Senator John w.
Fenimore, J ThomNs Lowe, Joshua Nc
Gonigal, John II. Hendrickson and John
II. aendrickson, Jr. Four OF his bonds.
men are Democrats The Republicans
here were not pleased with the appoint.
ment and refused to 60 on his bond. His
Democratic friends, rather than see him
lose the Office, went to the rescue, mush
to the discontinue Of the Republicans
who hoped to be able to force the
governor to appoint another man.
Exhibition OF Deaf Mutes.
Professor Gallaudet, Of the Columbia
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, came
to Dover yesterday. He was accompanied
by Prof Theodore f. Keisel, and Miss
Kate H. Fish, instructors, the
former being deaf mute who
was born and formerly resided in Will
mington. They had with them the
following deaf and dumb benehciaries Of
this state; Mary H Spurry. of Frederics
Mary Dougherty, of Wilmington; Howard
Breeding, OF Hickman; Gertrude Parker,
Of Concord, formerly of Odessa Matte
Hurd. Of Dover, and Arthur Swartz, Of
Wilmington. The pupils who did not
come were: Joseph Wilztroski and Laura
Meyer, OF New Castle county; Nellie
Lynch, Herbert Jump Sallie Fleming
Herbert I. Hurd and John D. Clark, Of
Kent county, and Mabel Magee, of Sussex
A. mE.aw