Evening journal., 1895-04-18

I AN 10 ~ bAAt Aih hcAr ~ ny NooA
as start, and there is something better
in the future it is to be hoped. Why
not let this matter rest for the present
We can't improve II and may destroy
very efficient police force. The men have
been selected with great care and they
dlschsrgeitheir duties honestly, fearlessly
and conscientlously. / have letters here
In my desk from tine best women OF
Wilmington. They praise that commits
sion over and above anything that has
been there IN the past generation
have letters here from reverend gentle
men and their wives and daughters Il
has met with the appreciation of all our
/ people There has not been dissenting
voice Q iestion
The bill WAS killed by vote of to 8,
Senator Moore voting with the Democrats.
Brsndywine's indebtedness.
Senator Hanby introduced a bill
authorizing the road commissioners oil
Brandy wine hundred to borrow money to
| liquidete Indebtedness The loan
authorized by the act shall not exceed
sc, 900 and may be renewed from time TO
time until IL suits the convenience OF the
commissioners to redeem 1t
Wanted Ons-half the Fines.
Senator Alrlchs reported without
recommendation the House bill giving to
the Law and Order society ons-hslf Of
all the fues as result uf prosecutions
instituted by the society He explained
It's provisions OF the measure ard seemed
TO be favofsbly impressed With it
Senators Pyle, Fenimore and Handy
spoke against 10 and said they would vote
against it When the vote ess taken
Mr.. AlIiohs and Speaker Records were the
only two who voted for it.
A Close Corporation.
An act to incorporate the Delaware
Iron Company. OF New Castle. was intro
duced In the House by Mr. Walker. II
Is the old Morris & Tasker Company,
with Stephen NJ Tasksr, Hiram z Borie
and Levi q Bird as incorpOrators The
capital stock is placed at f925 900 with
the privilege Of buying Rll capital stock
offered for sale, provided the company
will pay as much as Is offered by out
siders.
BY a Vote Of Ten to six.
The state fair men were whipped again
In the House yesterday Mr.. Davis
moved reconsideration of the vote which
on Saturday killed the bill carrying with
, 1t an annual appropriation OF So 600 to
. the fair. Representative Walker spoke
sgsinst reconsideration. and Representa-
, tive Burton contended that tue time for
reconsideration had passed. The motion
to reconsider was lost BY the folio wing
vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Ball. Davis, Moore,
, Robbins Wilson, Mr. Speaker-6
Nays Msssrs Burton, DAILY, Jolls
/ Killen, Morgan, Mustard, Pyle, Rey bold
: Walker and Wathon-10
4 N..1 ". "a
, and Brown were absent and M Money
Q refraned from voting
The Farnhurst Resolution.
The joint resolution Rppropriating
: ! S35 000 for new buildings at the STATE
Hospital ct Farnhurst gave rise 20 mucl
discussion In the House yesterday.
J was called up by Mr., Sypherd. who reAs
! a letter from the hospital trustees urgiuI
the necessity for the granting Of tbs
! appropriation. Mr.. Sypherd supple
mented this by making personal Rppea
for favorable action.
Mr. Pyle did not want the monay
. taken out Of the general fund HI
favored an issue Of bonds to meet thi
. expense The general fund was low an
be did not think 1t could stand the drain
i To this Mr.. sypherd replied that th
. Committee on Ways and Means thought
. hat 1t would be wise to issue all state
. bonds necessary In a lump
Mr.. Moore took the floor and his
argument was similar to that Of Mr.
Pyle.
d Mr.. Walker thought that the appro
|. priation should bs made by bill aud no
ia by Joint resolution and have the bill
le provide for an issue OF bonds
8. 1t was the opinion OF Mr Jolls tina
IN something should be done, as the
,s hospltRl was in need of financial aid.
10 Mr. DAILY questioned the House as 4
" the availability of state building 4
d SUSSEX county for patients who coulI
not be accommodated at Farnhurst
le Mr. Moore, who halls from Sussex
N answered that it would not meet tn
emergency. aud Mr. Burton backed hil
az up BY saying that the Sussex count
fv building was rotton Ia his opinion It
20 dangerous to have the patients huddle
be so close together as they are At FAR
TO hurst
IL Mr. Watson was IN favor % using th
n. Sussex building as a Farnhurst anneX,
,ir 1t had cost the state tS 900 * it w
Mt on tue state paid cearly FOR it
l. The int resolution was. on motion
lt. Nr Sypherl. rsc9mmit ed to the Con
n mittse on APproprla ions
to Eight Acres of Land.
IT, The bill extending the limits OF III
zs city of Wilmington in order to NAL
eT room for the overhesd bridge at u
"a Pennsylvania avenue crossing OF u
Sc and o. railroad passed the House.
ny takes In eight acres Of land.
- The YeIlOws and San jose Scale.
Nv The House bill to promote the hor
be cultural interests of the state was la
ID on the table for one week by the Hou
" yesterday. Il WAS called up for pAssa
on by Mr. Ball and he thought he could &
as It through. Mr. Mustard immediate
he took the lead of the opposition, sayil
H. that the fruit growers were opposed
lat It They did not propose to allow an
In body TO 60 into their orchards and CO.
denim and pull up their trees He W
aw seconded by Mr. Pyle, who thought Tn
bis most Of the peach commissioners wou
Is get their commissions about eleoti
YER time
mt So far as I have heard from
1T fruit. growers the bill is satisfactory
ian said Mr.. Ball, and Mr.. Morgan declRT