Evening journal., 1895-04-19

taken against the suretiss. He obtained
Judgment, they claim, without any
notice being served on them The
preamble states that Wallace is now
| willing to appear and stand trial n the
court will order the judgment to bs
opened.
Thanks for B1rs. Pyle.
Speaker Records offered The following
joint resolution yesterday:
That the thanks Of the General
Assembly are hereby rendered to
| 6heretein 7 Pyle for the superb oil
portraits Of Hon John N CLAYTON aud
Hon James A Payard, which she go
Kiudly painted and presented to the
General Assembly for the use Of the
state
Resolved, further, That the clerk Of
the Senate bs authorized and directed TO
have engroHsed a copy Of this Joint
resolution. together with the signatures
Of the speakers OF the two houses to be-
presented to the donor"
In moving it's adoption Mr. Handy said
that the gift was q most generous one,
and he hoped that Other artists would
emulate her example, and, by contribu
tions Of portraits OF DslaUsrs's dating
uishsd sons make tho State Heuse an
attractive and interesting to Della warsans
as Independence Hall ls TO PhilAdslphians
He also oomplimsnted Senator Pyle upon
being the leader Of the movement 10
rsfurnish the State House parlor
Mr. Pierce seconded the motion 10
adopt and there was not a dissenting z
vote. The House concurrsd.
Three BY Mr Harrington.
| Senator Harm Kton introduced three
bills One appoints Alfred H Oahsll
Jacob 8 Graham and Zsbulon Hopkins ia
change the course OF part OF the public
road leading from Gum Island eausaway
to Big Pine crossroads In Mispillion hun
dred.
Another appoints Jonas f. Dean, David
I. Grssnley, and Henry W. DicksrSon tc
lay out . new school district in Mispillion
hundred, In Kent county. formed from
parts Of school districts Nos 80. Al and
4s and consolidated school districts Nos
81, 1873 and 1877
One to amend chapter 146. volume 19
Laws Of Delaware. authorizes the sonth
Prong Ditch Company to cut branch
ditch AsDnt 500 yards lOng
Matter sf compensAtion.
Senator Pyls's bill appointing DAuie'
} w. Taylor, John 8 Rosssll Alfred d
Warner aud William d Mullen a com
mission to consider the gOvsrnmsnts
! needs OF Wilmington, passed the Senate
yesterday afternoon with an amend nout
providing that the city shall beAr the
I expense. Mr. Alricha said he thought
that II the city was to pay for 1t City
| Council and not the General Assembly ,
should have the say as to what the com
pensation should be. Mr.. Pyle rspllat
that he did not think the expense woulC
! hurt either the city or the state Tn,
commission is bi partisan and will max
} its report 30 the next General Assembly
I provided the House eoncurs Ia the Sen
ate bill.
. Bills Reported Favorably.
The following bills were rsperts
favorably In the House yesterday after
noon but not acted upon Allowing tn
constable Of East Dover hundred to ap
point a deputy requiring druggista' &C
slstants to pAHs examinations as we'll q
serve three years IN a store before bsini
fully qualified; to allow the chief justio
IS day when he sits In his own county
The Annual School Mestings
The House reoommitted the House bill
changing from the last Saturday In Jun
to the hrst Saturday in April the aim
, for holding annual school meetings A
the school year does not end until afts
the first Saturday in April there is
question as TO Whsthsr that day will b
. convenient and practicable. Bssidss that
there is bill in the House making th
|, second Saturday in July the date 70
holding the meetings.
The State Library Committee.
The House ooucurred In the Ssnat
, joint resolution appointing = joint com
nittee to consider the proprietY of srest
ing q state library building. The Hlus
! memters named by Speaker MsMullei
we're A-ssrs Jolls, Kiilen aud Brown
. Messrs Alrichs and Pyle are the senat
members.
Shall Hsnlopen BE Wsts
II the residents and cottage owns rs o
I Henlopen City do not want liquor sol
! within the corporate limits they ha
: better speak, aud spsak quickly Chair
, man Pyle, of the House COMMITTEES o
< Municipal Corporations, reported tn
Henlopen liquor bill without recon
: mendstion, and 1t is now on the table
subjsct to be called up at any time.
Two Bills and Two Dividends.
Two unimportAnt bills wers INTRODUCES
? In ths House yesterday morning. Ons
by Mr.. Townsend, increases the smA
I. tax levy for school purposes Ia dlatri,
: No. 20. in Sussex county and the othel
By Mr. Burton, divides school distrlS
! No. 85 Sussex county, into two slsetio
districts, thereby securing two dividend
:. from the school fund
. Titls TO Cherry Ialand Marsh.
= Representative Walker introduced
: bill to authorize the recorder Of deeds O
' New Castle county TO place upon th
records certain deeds The prsambl
sstH forth that Jshn Council aud iona
4 StidhAm became possessed IN fee
tenants In common Of a certain parcel {
: marsh meadow In Cherry Island mars
n in Brandywins hundred. stidham die
- on or before 1911 without partition Q
4 division OF the premises, aud left sewers
= children to survive him. Council ais
= died on or before 1911 and his undivids
- moiety in the premises were subsequsnt
= sold by an order Of the Orphans Coui
and purchased by Isaac Stevenson an
jacob DerriekEon, as by references I
Orphans Court record l.. pag'
,. 669 and 695, The partition
"a the premises was subssqusntlv mad