Evening journal., 1895-04-04

method of distribution. They also
vented the present school fund wiped
cut and lump sum of $3.50 600 10 be
P roPristed every yeRr for school pur-
Poses The committeeman listened
attsntively but took no formal action
on the bill which was introduced 10 the
House several days ago by Representa-
tive Pgla supplemental hearing was
given last evening.
Relative to Satisfaction OF Judgments,
One Of the most im portant bills Of the
session Is that introduced by Senator
Harrington Il provides that whenever
any Judgment which has been or may be-
rendered, recovered, ente ed or record cd
Ia the Superior Court, in or for either Of
the counties, has been or shall be fully
psii, but which the plsintiifs have or
may omit to satisfy of record in the
manner provided by law, it shall be
lawful for the Supe ior Court on petition
OF the defendant, or the executors or
administrators, or any person whose
property rights are affected by the
law OF such Judgment or outstanding
execution therein, TO grant rule on the
plaintiffs 10 show cause why such salts
faction sto1ld not be- entered on the
record OF such Judgment. The court is
given power. In the event Of its appear.
lug that payment has been made, to
make an orcer directing the prothono
tsry to enter satisfaction on the re c I'd
Of such Judgment. which entry shall be
as conclusiyely valid and effectual as If
made by plaintiff, as now provided by
Law.
A like course may be taken BY the
court rs to such Judgment as may bs
legally presumed 10 be paid either from
lapse OF time alone or from other circum
stances poingiDg TO such legal presump
tion
The Superior Court is vested with full
authority, power and jurisdiction to make
such rules and orders regulating pro
eedura ae may be necessary to protect
The rights Of those affected, provided
that the pfocsedipg contemplated shall
only be inespted in the county Hhsre
judgment Is OF recofd, and that in case
the piaintiffs In any such Judgment bs
noh-residents the court may provide for
service Of sale, either by personal notes
constructive notice by advertisement or
BY notice to the attorney OF record IS it
may determine just and reasonable
The act does not limit. qualify or in
any wiss interfere with any of the
sections Of chapter 10 r vised Statutes,
relative to the satisfaction Of jugmvnts
Mr sauIsbury's Objections.
Deputy Attorney General Branch II
Giies's bill against bets aud waeefs
passed he House without opposition but
1t does not look as though it viii have
such PLAIN sailing In the Senate The
Delaware State Agricultural SIC ETY.
officers will probably endeavor to kin It
In the upper House Ex-Secretsfy OF
stste John Salisbury looked over it
yesterday aud Immediately declared that.
under 1t, purses for horse races could
not be offered by any fair association
without endering Its officers amenable
to the law.
A Compromiso Bill.
President Chsmbsrs's state Of health
would not permit him to come to Dover
yesterday In the interest of the Street and
Saver Department. Directors Enoch
Moore and William Simmons Secretary
Harvey Wiley and Chief Engineer vii.
son came down and had quite long hear
ing before the Senate Committee on Cities
and Towns, and the House Committee on
Municipal Corporations on all the bills
interesting or affecting the department.
They agreed to accept Fixed Rppropria.
tioa of 500 600 year, aud do away with
the tivs per cent increase If the General
Assembly would grant the additional
$3.50 GOO for street and sewer improve
ments during the ensuing two years 1t
is believed that City Council win agree
to this arrangement and endorse 1t.
Wants 20 Repeal It.
For two years New Castle has had
exclusive control OF the public roads
within It's corporate limits and Of the
road tax collected therein This has
proved a hardship to the rest OF the
hundred according to the idea OF some
persons. and Representative Pyle haa
introduced bill to repeal the lsw which
brought about that condition
Legislative Notes.
Water Commissioner Henry e. Piekels,
OF Wilmington, and Chsrles | Stengle
were In Dover yesterday
Receiver Of Taxes Iohn T. Dicksy was
here looking after bills in which be il
in crested
Ex Speaker Of the Senate Charles B
Houston, Of Millsboro, visited the Senate
chamber yesterday
An act to amend the Law regulating
pleadings in court was introduced by
Representative Brown it amends chapter
100 of the Revised Code.
John johnson, chairman OF the Repub-
lioan county executive COMMITTEE OF
Sussex county, and an earnest ad dvoeate
of J. Edward Addicks for United States
senator, was In Dover yesterday circu
latIng among the Republican members