Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-22
NO SENSATION TO-DAY.
+ iggins Men Returned TO Him
In Force at Noon.
FOR A SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE BALL

Senator Pyle Introduces Bill Providing
for New city Judge House Wants an
Extension of Time for New Business
From march es to April 5-other Bills
introduced, Passed and KILLED.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, March % senator Pyle gave
notice OF a bill to day to knock out Judge
Ball and 80 provide the election Of bis
successor in June.
The bill also provides that no person
shall be eligible to the Office Of city Judge
unless he bs learned in law and
be Of Eve years standing as
practicIng attorney and solicitor in the
courts Of this state That he shall
be elected by plurality Of all tbe
votes cast In the several election dis
| tricts
The city Judge shall hold office for the
term Of six years. commencing on the
FIRST day Of July succeeding his election
and shall not be eligible for re election
upon his election.
Senator Pyle also gave notice Of an
act allowing the Levy Court Of New
Castle to make an appropriation to the
Delaware Industrial School for Girls
New Public Building for Wilmington.
Representative Pyle gave notice In the
House to day Of an act providing for
new public building for Wilmington. at a
cost not to exceed 100000 He also
gave notice OF an act to
knock out the police commissioners
in June. and making new commission
to consist of the mayor of the city, aud
two men, one elected above and the other
below Sixth street.
Representative Pyle introduced another
bnl compelling the Street and Sewer
Department Of Wilmington, to make
estimates OF money needed In
May Of each year, and lay them
before the City Council, and not to ex.
coed in expenditures the appropriation
made by Council.
The bill also compels the sewer COM
missioners to deposit funds in the city
/ bar k used by the city.
Members on Jaunt.
superintendent Holiday, George v.
. Massey, Speaker Watson and Senators
Moore aud Pierce went TO Lewes and
D Rehoboth yesterday on little jaunt-
Concerning Divorce Bills.
The Eenate to day passed the House
bill divoIcing Isaac G. and Anna M
Q Haines. The House killed the bill
? dlvorciug Edmund Z and Mabel w
4 Rogers.
want TO Extend the Time.
e The House this afternoon adopted
a Joint resolution extending the time 70
ir receiving new business from March 25 L
y April The Senate laid it cvSr unit
g Monday.
Representative Pyle for Coiored Schools
Representative Pyle gave notice of an
act to continue the fractional .ltax rate II
d portioplof the Twelfth ward. He Will
IS also introduce bill putting col
q ored schools under the came charg
as white schools, hut providing agains
n mixed schools The bill provides for Al
% appropriation OF so 000 annually fer build
ing. repairing and ,qllpoing colore
schools.
The House, this afternoon, passed III
, bill protecting the contents -of publ
ID libraries and museums. but reducing th
q penalties to $25 fine and six months
A. Imprisonment.
- There is big rush Of notices Of billi
= many of which ere not yet here.
AdjutAnt General McAllister bad
htaring in the Senate to day. He spoh
on the Age Of Consent bill
m No Excitement Caused by ro-day's Bailo
A Special Dispatch Evening Journal
q DOVER, March 90 The galleries wei
~ ~ crowded 70 day when the ballot was takeI
nv In anticipation Of another sensation Bl
as none came.
Only one ballot was taken and thel
was nothing sensational about 1t. Te
". Democrats again honored EdwAI
"a Ridgely, but Mr.. Mustard shifted b
ge favor to Bsyard Msssrs Townsend al
" Ball were paired
IN The vote stood: Higgins, s. Ridgel
~ lO; Addicks, 8; Massey, Al Bayard,
ful The houses separated on motion
Senator Alrlchs
Mr.. Walker has returned.