Evening journal., 1895-02-23
AT THE STATE CAPITAL
Continued From Fire. Page.

$4,000; interest, $29. 0O0 salaries
OF members OF the General AS
sembly. Sl2.C0O, allowances, claims
etc. $50 600; appropriations (,anuaD.
$50 GOO. special appropriations. $40 600
Judicial reports. contingent funds, direct
tax fund, State Board OF Health, Grand
Army Of the Republic, registration and
election expenses, serving acquisitions
etc, are few of the items that wipe out
the amount Of the receipts
At uhe close Of 1898 the balance to the
credit OF the general fund was SO 70l 90.
but there was owing the sch ol fund
$50. GOO This amount has besn paid and
g. the close Of 1894 there Is due the
school fund $40 00U, with credit Of
81 O4l 76 TO the general fund so that.
whilst a larger balance Is desirable the
exhibit shows an improvement over the
situation Of year ago
Receipts for the school fund come
mainly from the following sources
Licenses, $02 900; dividends, $50, 600 /;
interest $4,000
The larger expenditures are: For text
books, 5000; tuition for the blind and
deaf and dumb benefciaries. 81 OOO aud
special appropriations, made by the last
General Assembly, to say nothing Of the
school divIdends
The House adopted a joint resolution
authorizing the printing Of 600 cop'es OF
the report for distribution
win BE No Training School.
II there ever was a bill that died amid
it's worshipers IL was the House bill to
establish 3 training school for teachers
Prof. Morris, of Milford; w. B Tharpe
ot Middletown; Prof. Hannah. of
BidgevilIe; Prof ]. E. Carroll of
Dover; Professor Hastings, Of Kenton
Professor A ID Yocum, OF Smyrna. and
William Brothers, of near Dover. came
70 the State House yesterday TO force the
bill through the House. On motion of
Mr. DAILY the educators were given the
privilege Of addressing the House ID sup
port of the measure, and number Of
them avsiled themrelves OF the op
poEtnnity
When the bill was called up for ita
third reading Representative Jols
npp0sod Section on The ground that il
would affect all teachers now holding
certificates, as 1t would require all OF them
TO pass another examination The friends
Of the measure consented to an amend
ment to suit the obisctor.
After the bill had been read Repre-
sentative Walker attacked it. He said
lt would prove q hardship to the teachers
Of Kent and Sussex counties to come to
Dover. He did not oppose It on account
Of the appropriation If the teachers
wanted to be trained it was their duty to
get train ng. When the county super
intendents examine teachers they should
be competent to teach or not receive
certificates. II special training is
required they shoula secure it before
coming up for examination.
representative Daily did his best to
counteract the influence Of the attack
but his efforts were unavsiling,
The yeas and nays were called and the
vote was as follows
Yess-Messrs DAILY, Davis, Knlen,
Money, Sypherd, Watson, Wilson Rnd
McNullHn-6.
Nays-Messrs Brown. Burton, Fleming
Moore, Jolls, Mustard, Pyle, Rey bold,
Robbins and Walker-11
Speaker McMullen announced its de-
mise, and the teachers left the hall short
time afterwards,
May Become Guardian.
Representative Pyle introduced to- day
an act 70 amend the charter of the 81
Michael's Day Nursery and Baby's Hos
pltal 1t allows he corporation TO become
the legal guaT dian and custodian OF chill
dren Of ten years or under when com
mitted to its care by parents or any
court.
Maull Wants Wharf.
representative Burton introduced q
bill to enable f. o Maull 10 build 4
private wharf on the beach in front Of
Lewes. The property belongs to tine
town.
Legislative Notes.
In the House Mr.. Watson gave notice
OF acts TO divorce Annie NJ and Thomas
J. Roseh, and Sylvester and Anna A..
Torbsrt.
representative Walker gave notice Of
bill to amend the charter Of the town
Of Newark He does not know it's
nature
J. Edwsrd Addicks returned to town
yesterday Senator Higgins was not
here
Anthracite Coal
Tor fancy use. hand picked