Evening journal., 1895-04-16


ut the City Hall, but does not specify |
when bill introduced by Mr. Pyle
yesterday makes it mandatory upon them
to meet Rt noon on the day following the
election
And the Bill Went Through.
Representative Pyle is good natured
Represe tative Moore knows it, and |
loses no opportunity TO play upon it Mr.
Pyle Is great on ad j5nrnment sine die /
tie Is heartily tired OF his legislative |
functions and wants to get Home. Mr |
Moore is not. and his native town has no |
charm for him
shortly after the House hsd met. Mr.
Pyle's joint resolution providing for |
Adjournment sine die on April 26 was |
called up and read It was opposed by
Messrs. Ball. Jolls and Syphsrd on the
ground that the House could not get
through by that time The latter mnde
motion TO indehaitely postpone -. and
the motion prevail ed
Not long after that Mr. Pyle called up
for passage the bill authorizing an ad
ditional loan of $3.50 900 for the uses of
the Street and Sewer Department, the
moneg spent IN one year not TO exceed
Sl25 600. Ole Of tne provisions was
that the department might construct
overhead hridg ges
This gave Representative Moore bis
cue he got up and opposed the bin
because ss be professed to understand
1t, 1t gave the department power 70 bulls
railroad bridges After hs had called
withdrew ell objection ana the bill went
through
For tha CoIored Schools.
So far aa the House is concerned the
colorgd children OF the state will enjoy
better educational advantages lne
House passed Henry O. Conrsd's bill,
introduced by Mr. Bali. increasing tbs
snnuRl appropriation for school teachers
from 10 000 10 Sl2 600; providing a
| building fund Of So 000 placing Che
eolored schools directly under the county
uperintendents and creatng the three
supegintendents commission 10 deter
niue what buildings aud repairs are
Necessary and placing g school tsx or 81
a head On e2lored taxahles
Before fhal action was taken on tho
measure Mr. Bali explained lbs provisions,
stated than II was drawn by Me- Conrad
q man we'll acquainted with the needs Of
colored schools, aud was approved by the
educational committees Of both houses
Mr. Dnls's Pet Measure.
Senator Moore, chairman OF the Senate
Committee on Education, made an un
favorable report upon Representative
paly Is bill allowing advanced rural pupils
20 enter city and town schools, with the
exception of those OF Wilmington This
bill had stormy passage through the
House and it was Mr. Days pet measure
Senators Moore. Fsnimore and Pyle
spoke against it Their objection was
tnat It would make persons lose interest
Ia their own rural districts, and that il
parents wanted their children 10 60 t,
town hey should pay for 1t ont Of theli
own pockets aud not have 1t paid ouS Of
the school fund
Mi Hanby Was not satlsfisd with the
manner in which they explained the bill
and bad it read again, fist moving Il
have it lecommitted
After the clerk had read II Mr. Hanby
said he did not believe that any OF tue
members fully understood the bill II,
moved that 100 copies be printed and
final consideration of the bill postponed
Mr. Fenimors inf formed him that ther,
were printed copies ia the Bouse.
, Mr. Pyle said be considered the bill botl
simple and impracticable. He though
4 the printing would be an unnecessary
! expense
Nj Alrichs expressed the belief tha
, such a law would work an injustice upol
, both Incorporated aud rural schools. /
might shut out to vn scholars from thei
own schools and wipe out the dividend
OF rural districts
On motion Of Mr. Moore, who hat
forgotten that Mr.. Handy had beer
appointed to the committee on education
ia lieu Of Speaker Records, the bill wa
; recommittea for one day.
Saw Herself Divorced.
The divorce committee met in tn
3 Hail Of Representatives yesterday after
4 noon. The case Of Bettine Mexican Vi
a William Il Rogers. Of New Castle wa
i. heard. ard favorable action taken. Whe
a the Senate raasaem blsd, Mr. Pyle made
! favorable report aud the bill passed an
0 WAS sent to the House for concurrence
Mes Rogers aud II II Ward. he
4 attorney, we're ia the Senate chambs
when the bill passed She IS the FRI
a woman of the session 60 sea the Gensrl
II Assembly dissolve her marriage tie
q Mrs Rogers Is given custody Of her tw
ie small children.
= old school and the New.
A delegation Of homeopathic physician
bad hearing before the Ssnste Con
q mittee on Revised Statutes yesterday
7 opposition to the House bill appointing
medical council to examine all pc sol
's who wish 70 practice medicine il Del
ware. Their principal objection was tn
lg It would work to the disadvantage
y young men who bad Just graduated, ~
al serve deter yonng men from studyir
OF medicine for fear that after they 4
y tteir diplomas they might not be able
sa pass en examination before this board
ne The old school physicians, who favl
the bin, will appear before the commits
on ia It's behalf TO day.
4, Gone Down BELOW.
N The Senate joint resolution requestll
y the governor ID ask the judges for
" opiuion relative to the question wheth
+. New Castle county can have more Gel
~ gates In the Constitutional Con gentii
Than Kent Or Sussex county, Was rush
through tho EnrOllment Committee
ul reported and sent down 70 the secreta
Of state He win forward it to &
a. governor who will in turn, lay u
ha mstter before the bench