Daily Republican., 1879-01-29

Legislature was no divorce court ant
consequently II should not pass upol
every such instance. He therefor
stated that he would vote against ever!
secti on.
The reading Of the bill began. tn
6rst section Was read and passed. tn,
second section WAS Lost. Mr.. War
was then given permission 70 stat
, what he knew Of the matter, which h
did In . few words, TO the effect that h
knew nothing Of the petitioner person
ally but gained all his information from
afidavits. In view Of the fact Of there
being more evidence to bs received
bearing upon tLs case the bill WAS de-
fsrrei until such testimony had bssl
received.
The Clerk Of tho Senate entered viii
the following joint resolution:
THAT during the present session o
the Les islaturs NO bills Of divcrcs vii
b. granted for causes oognisabls bsior,
the courts Of this State"
1t was laid upon the table in ordel
70 give the members time for considsra
ton.
The bill to prevent live stock from
running at large in school district No
Al WAS read the first time.
Mr.. Laws presented . petition from
citizens Of Baltimore Hd., praying fol
the construction OF road IN that Hun.
dred. II was referred to COMMITTEES on
Reads and Highways.
Mr.. Conway presented . bill to es-
tablish the width Of tho road frUm Leip'
sic TO Morton station in Kent county.
Referred to committee on Roads and
Highways.
Mr.. Cannon gave notice Of bill Ia
prevent live stock from running at
large in school district No. 1853 Of Sus-
sex county, also in school district No.
81.
Mr.. Pook's gavs notice Of bill en-
titled an act to rssfarm and legalize
the acts OF majority Of the commits
sioners appointed to lay out = public
road In Indian river and Georgetown
Hundreds In Sussex county and the
provisions Of Chap. Ill, vol. IL laws Of
Delaware.
At l.53 House took reosss.
AFTERNOON sBssION.
House rs assembled at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Cannon presented claim of 1900
from Sheriff Truitt for serving rsquisi-
tion for Joseph P. Harris charged with
obtaining money under false pretsncss.
Mr.. Ware Of the committee on corpo-
rotions reported favorsbly on the fol-
lowing petitions: An act 10 change the
name Of Mt. Zion Cemetery Co., to in
corporate Windsor Lodge, Sons Of St.
George, to incorporate the Del. Wood
and Lumber Vulcanizing company, to
charter the Stotssnburg Foundry Co.,
to revive charter Of Smyrna Coal Gas
Co., revive chapter ITO, vol. IL Della
ware laws, 70 Incorporate the Breakwa-
ter Lodge !. o. R. NJ. Of Laurel, to in.
corporate Belts Machine Co., and to
charter the New Castle iron and steel
Company.
DR.. Shsrp's bill to ra-incorporate
Camden Union Camp Ground was
introduced.
The bill to incorporate the Belts ma.
chine Company, was read q third time
and passed.
Mr.. Needles gave notice of bill en-
titled an act for the miners.
The bill to amend chapter l6S Of the
pamphlet laws Of Delaware was indet-
nitely postponed.
The bill to change the name Of the
Mt. Zion Cemetery Company was read
and passed.
'.TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM
The n. .. n. A. At tho Opera House.
A large audience assembled at the
Opera House, last evening, to greet
the Dramatic Association of the N. 8.
R. A., in the rendition Of the drama of
"Tsn Nights in a Bar Room" The
club had promised their friends that
their first bow as Thespians should be
creditable one, and last night they no.
bly, redeemed that promise. The piece
was q success throughout, there was no
hitch or jar, and everything went az
as though professionals in
stead Of amateurs handled the reins.
The characters were all we'll taken,
and there was an absence of that stiff
ness so noticeable in first appearan-
ces." Mr.. Stinson was the ideal "Jos
Morgan" of T. S.Arthur, and the intsn.
sity Of feeling he threw into the char.
scter, called forth frequent bursts of
applause, while Mr.. Klett, as "Swich-
III" was the regular country yankee,
md kept the audience in q roar, with
ais original sayings. Mr.. Hunter as
'slads," knew how to run a hotel, L
md Geo. Hill, as Frank" took his {
part well. 4. c. Hill, az the polished G
'illain, and Harry Streets as the fast
'oung man, were excellent in make up :
md were frequently applauded, while I
'ROmaine" found in Mr.. Thompson,
he scholarly and gentlemanly tourist. d
The female characters were ali well
aiken, tho acting Of Miss Annie Jordan, t
u "little Mary Morgan" calling forth h
Universal admiration, and her correct b
and natural manner demo h
cd wonderful talent in one so young. u
iiss DeCosta, Miss Rogers and Miss Q
.ussell, were correct in their parts, and &
n fact, the entire affair ended credit
0 the club, the actors and to the cause a
hey represent. v
>ocfor, II Feels Like q HALL Of Fire. c'
So speaks oftent times the sufferer from
dyspepsia. After eating, it seems as If :,
here was veritable ball Of fire run v
ing up and down through his stom- u
che. II he eats much he feels IL il he "
ont eat much he feels II. II destroys cf
is enjoyment OF life. II the doctor be ti
sally desirous Of curing his patient, p