Evening journal., 1895-01-30

DEL, WEDNESDAY JAl
and snail also have such additional AZ
thority and powers 10 the management
of such copartnsrship business, In the
collecting of debts due such copartner-
ship, by suit or otherwise, and In the
winding up OF such copartnership's
affairs as the chancellor shall deem
expsdlent, and shall either originally, or
from time to time, order and appoint.
Such receivers or receivers and managers,
shall, pursuant TO the orders and direc
tions of the chancellor proceed TO wind
up the affairs OF such dissolved copart-
nership, and shall apply so much as
may be necessary of the assets of gu ch
copartnershi p, after the pRyme mt OF the
expenses and costs of the petition, of the
receivership, and of the winding up OF
such copartnership's business to the
payment of the debts OF such copartner-
ship. according to the rules Of law and
equity applicable thereto The residue
of such assets, IL any, after the pay.
ment Of said debts, costs and expenses
shall be distributed under the order and
direction Of the chancellor, among the
partners, or the legal representatives. OF
srch dissolved copartnerehips.
Section That when recsiver, or
receiver and manager, shall have been
appointed under this act, and all the
creditors OF such dissolved copartnership,
exclusive OF creditors having mortgage
liens upon nnsold lsnds belonging to
such copartnership. shall have been paid
aud satisfied In full, the chancellor shall
upon the petition Of all the petitioning
partners, or OF their legal representa-
tives, order the termination of such
receivership and the discharge of such
receiver, or receiver and manager, and
shall further order the restoration OF all
the undistributed assets, personal or
real, legal or equitable, OF such copsrt-
nership, to such partners their heirs,
executors, administrators and assigns
Section A This act shall take effect
from its passage"
At present the law only applies to
corporations
Its Baoksrs Had a Hearing.
Representative Davis introduced the
bill giving 81, 600 to the Delaware
Agricultural Society for premiums /.
was referred under suspension of rules
and during the noon recess its hackers
had a hearing Ia the State House par
lors.
Hopkins to Succeed Atkinson.
Representative Daly offered a joint
resolution appointing John O Hopkins a
commissioner In place Of William A
| Atkinson, deceased, TO lay out the true
boundary line between Kent and SUSSEX
counties It vas referred TO the Com
mittee on Revised Statutes.
what Do the Teachers think
Representative DAILY put In his bill
concerning superintendents OF fire.
schools Il provides that the qualihcs
lions shall be first grade certificate an,
two years active experience or a colleg
diploma. The power to appoint remain
In the hands OF the governor.
Bin Backed BY Experience.
Representa- i've Jolls has been com
missioner appointed TO lay out publ
roads and he knows how /. is. Acting Of
the strength OF his experiences he ha
given notice OF bill Co amend the las
Regulating the pay Of such commits
sivners At present It provides that th
remuneration for such services shall b
50 day, out OF which the commissions
is expected to pay his own trRvelin
expenses The Jolls amendment give
him the same per diem and his trRvelinI
expenses too
Three More Corporations.
The House passed the House bill incoI
porating the Samuel White CompaD,
with an important amendment Tn
House bills to incorporate the William
Lang Company, OF Wilmington, an,
Farmers Union Store Company, OF sus
sex county, were also passed. The Ian
and White bills were put through unde
suspension Of the rules as substitutes
the original bills having been lost.
Legislative Notes.
The House passed the bill changing th
name of Robert Carter Cox to Rober
Carter simmons.
Representative Jolls will introduce
bill to renew the charter Of the Delt
Phi Literary Society Of Delaware College
Hon George II. Bates was here yestei
day afternoon looking after bills /
which he is interested.
T. BAysrd Hsisel spent part of the da
in endeRvoring to convince COMMITTEES
men and other members that IL would
proper to pass the bill authorizing th
Levy Court to pay one half the cost {
keeping up the banks Of the st. George
Marsh Company.
William s. Prickett, OF Wilmington
spent a short time in the State Hous
yesterday.
Congressman Csusey registered ct th
J Capitol Hotel last evening,
} Receiver Of Taxes John T. Dickey va
In Dover yesterday.
Ex-Speaker Of the Senate John /
Donahos, of Wilmington. was one Of til
J State House visitors yesterday.
George T. Brown, Of Wilmington, WI
} in town last evening
Deputy Attorney General Branch I
Giles was In Dover yesterday Afternoon
} H. H. Ward was also here
J THE SHERIFF AT WORK.