Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
The bill In relation tO foreign attach
ments was read the second time.

minors was recommittsd to the Commi
tee on Revised Statutes for amendmen
The joint resolution encouraging th
manufacture Of bsst sugar by author
izing the: State TO subscribe $50, 900 i
shares to company To bs formed wa
lost.
The bill providing for the refundin
Of $500. 600 Of the States debt was tax
en- up and lost.
The Senate bill to incorporate tn.
st. Vincent de Paul Society of Whining
ton was passed.
The bill authorizing the Levy Cour
Of New Castle county to repair tn,
banks, and recover the lands now sub
merged which were formerly under thu
care of the Cedar Creek Marsh Com
pany was read the first and second
time, and referred to a special commit
tee Of three consisting of Riggs, Cocli-
ran and Doran.
On. motion of Mr.. Doran the bill Il
exempt from taxation certain property
in the city of New Castle was taken VI
and passed. [The property exempted
is that now or TO be used for mannfac
turing purposes. Also the bill t.
incorporate the Christiana Marsh com
pany.
Tie bill m4king it q misdpmeanol
for any one to use the buoys or beacon,
or other property Of the U. s. Light
house Board rs an anchorage for vesse
or raft in the Delaware was Introduce
and read.
The bill entitled can act in relation
to the recovering of deeds and mort
ages was passed.
The Senate bill TO exempt certain
personal property from execution pro
cess was read the first time.
1t changes the SUN of $75 as men
toned in first section for tools and i'm
plements, to $50; and in section seconc
the sum Of $500 is reduced to $50 anG
confines the sum to household goods ex
clusively.l
At 1928 House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House re-assembled at 3 p. m.
Mr.. Cochran from the COmmittee on
Education reported bill to amend the
action in relation to the free schools OF
the State, as regards the capabilities o
teachers was read.
A bill providing for stock law in
district No. 80, Sussex county, was
passed.
The bill in aid of internal improve
ments, better known as "the lottery
BILL" was read the second time.
The bill to incorporate the Farmers
Market Company was passed, also to
amend Section 80, Chapter 30, Revised
Code.
On motion Of Mr.. Cochran the Senate
bill in relation to Cramps" was read
the first time, also the Senate bill
legalizing the acknowledgement of GER
tain deeds.
A bill to divorce Nathaniel Holmes
from his wife Helen NJ. Holmes was
presented by Mr.. Needles and read.
The House bill to limit the time when
debts not of record shall be liens against
the real estate of deceased was on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Gonaway amended, and
further upon his motion passed.
Senator MoWhorter entering from
the Senate Informed the House that the
Senate had passed the bill to exempt
from taxation certain property in the
city of New Castle.
The bill to incorporate the Elkton
and Middletown Railroad Company was
on motion of Mr.. Cochran read the first
time. Mr.. Cochran moved that rnle
twelve b. suspended the rest of the
term, which prevailed. Under his mo-
ton the abov. bill was again read.
Mr.. Cochran moved that when the
House adjourned it adjourn to meet at
1870 p. M, adopted.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
Wilmington Ice and Coal Co., was
introduced by Mr.. Ware and read.
On motion of Mr.. Collins the bill to
exempt from taxation certain personal
was read the second time.
Mr.. Hall on behalf Of the committee
on Ways and Means reported adversely
to petitions of New York parties for the
payment Of coupons. The bonds hav-
ing been called for. ltwas adopted.
Mr.. Hall presented bill to amend
an act entitled an "act to raise the rev.
enus Of the State (Which strikes out
" corporations " and insert thereof
"rairoad and canal companies') which
was read the first and second times.
A bill to incorporate the Harrington
canning company of Harrington, Del,
" as introduced by Mr.. Hall, was read
the first and second time.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
Delaware Trust and Safe Deposit Com.
pany was read :he second and third
times and passed.
The Senate amendment to the joint
resolution appointinga State director to
the Farmers Bank Of Georgetown was
non concurred in.
Mr.. Hall moved that by which the
bill to refund the State debt was lost be
reconsidered. The motion prevailed and
The bill was put upon its final passage,
after much discussion it was carried
by the following vote:
Ayes-Cochran, Collins, Dean, Dor
an, Hall, Houston, Riggs, Savin, Sharp,
short, Ware and Mr.. Speaker, IL.
Nays-Cannon, Conaway, Fooks,
Hearn, Law, Needles, Lindall and
Webb 8.
The bill to relieve physicians from
'pecial tax was read the second time
md referred.
The Senate having refused to concur
n the Houses action In regard to the
of Georgetown Bank Di.
'ectors and asked for conference the
House appointed Messrs. Fooks, llous-
on and Cannon committee on the part
II the House.
Recess until 7.30.