Evening journal., 1895-03-30

Shoulu De Continued 1ueY nave utbn
serving for two years, are of both politl
cal parties. and It is the wish Of the
directors officers and stockholders that
they succeed themselves.
The Senate concurred In the resolution
as amended.
Looked Like a Job.
The Senate concuried In the House
joint resolution sppropriating $500 for
the contingent expenses Of the Office Of
secretary OF state. IL refused to concur
In the resolution authorizing Chief
Justice Lore to compile the reports and
debates of past constitutional conven-
tions held In this state 1t was opposed
by Senators Records, Handy and Pyle.
the latter saying that it looked like a
Job. The chief justice WAS not to
receive anything for his services, but
there would have been 5000 job for the
printers.
Carried over to Tuesday.
Senator Fenimore made favorable
report upon the Senate bill to prevent
the deposit Of refuse animal matter In
the waters OF the Delaware river and it's
tributaries, and the ponds OF the state.
1t WAS read and put on it's passage.
would affect the 6sh-houses at Lewes,
and Senator Pyle wanted to know to
/ what extent 1t would apply TO the large
manufacturing plants in Wilmington and
vicinity. AS no satisfactory infor nation
could be given the bill was laid over until
Tuesday
The B. 8 p. II. II. Rebate.
Levi G Bird, counsel for the Baltimore
4 aoF- l.. Dill
dressed the members in the Hall Of
Representatives during the noon recess
| yesterday, in favor of Joint resolution
which he brought down, continuing the
state tax ON that road at $25 600 But
for the abatement it would be $36, 600.
| IL has been customary for several sessions
to allow the rebate.
At the after noon session OF the House
Representative Walker offered the reso-
lution and 1t was adopted without com
ment.
Speaker McMullen called Representa-
tive Moore to the chair aud was in the
act Of leaving the room when Represent
atiye Brown got up aud moved that the
vote by which the resolution was adopted
be reconsidered, as q number Of mem bera
we're absent when the vote WAS taken.
Hts motion Was carried and the resolution
vas just about to be adopted az lin when
Representative DAILY objected aud caused
II to 60 over for day.
Laid over Until To-day.
Representative Pyle offered a Joint
resolution providing for the appointment
II joint committee OF three on the part
OF each house to draft a Constitutions
Convention bill and to employ a lawyer
70 assist them in the work. 1t was laiC
over until to-day.
The Lesson in Kent.
The action of the Democratic registrar
Of Kent county in striking the namss OF
1876 Republicans from the registration
lists has not been forgotten by the Repub
leans Neither has 1t besn forgotten
mat the registration law gave thI
superior Court no jurisdiction wnen thu
, matter WAS carried before that tribunal
Representative Jolls has introduced
bill TO cure the defect, and to give Oh
superior Court the right, on writ o
} mandamus, to compel the registrars {
restore TO the lists the name of an
persons unlawfully omitted or strickel
tnerefrom.
Against the Compact.
The Delaware Insurance Compact mus
look out for its laursls, for Represents
tive Watson is cunning for them. Il
, yesterday introduced a bill making IL
misdemesnor for companies firms o
agents to enter into any compact to rails
the rates on g insurance. The penRlt
laid down Is a hue of not less than $50
] nor more than 800 for each and ever
offense. in the discretion of the Jury an
court trying the case.
who Is Back OF Itg
] Somebody wants the Job Of furnishin
/ the public schools OF the state wit
) | pictorial charts This is evidenced by
b DILL introduced by Representa-,
E sypherd 1t provides that the Stat
D Board of Education may adopt as part ,
she text book system OF the state Il
J. system OF pictorial instruction that wi
1 illustrate nature, engineering, arch
lecture, panorama, art, race-type al
antiquity. The system shall constitu
L branch of regular study to be taugl
i IN all the free schools of the state. III
Il Board of Education shall have power
u adopt the system st any annual m eetin
}, and when so adopted shall not
i changed for the period Of Eve year
The system shall be ordered, furnish'
10 Anu phlu LOT hh arc Tue DbutI 10
books now used In the free schools Of th
II state.
The Post and Pillory
Representative Reybold is no friend
the whipping post and pillory. He b
isves the use Of them should be restricts
It to burglars aud wlfe-bestsrs. Determin
T 20 get the sense OF the General Assemb
It IN the subject he has given notice Of /
70 act TO that effect, and will introduce 1t
: q few days.
A Golden Eagles Eyrie.
: An act to incorporate True Knigh
Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
7 Dover, was introduced yesterday
II Representative Sypherd. Tne three
4 corporators named are Robert s. Hsrriso
. William Fox and John w. HopkinF.:
Is what the Blue Rocks Want.
Senator Pyle introduced a bill to !
le corporate Blue Rock Council, No.
% Legion of the Red Cross. of Wilmingto
"a Horace Rettew. Harry seltzer, Fra
lt Carey, John Humphrey, John sulliva
u James Chandler, J v T Blocksom,
ID H Wolf, Jacob z Webb and
q KINNEY are the incorporators. 7