Daily Republican., 1883-04-10
I HlKD EDIT|0 N
THE GENERAL ASSEM- BLY,.
En,sT.ng Upon the Fifteen h " et L
Of tkt hessiOss - A Short After :.
moan i Work.

SpD Correspondence If the REPUBLICAN.
I,rEk, Del, April 8, 1883. Both
Huu-r- Of the General Assembly were
cali'd ~ order this afternoon at 4.l5
O'Clock. with hut "a few members alb
sent After prayer and roll call the
journals were read ana both branches
of the L. gislature proceeded to business.
This is the beginning OF the fifteenth
ween ut the session, and, AS previously
stated, will not be the last. 1T is
thought, however, that they will be
able 70 wind up their atf,irs, pack their
grip sacks with books, pamphlets, legis-
iative documents, stationery, etc,
and hid farewell to the walls of tlir
Stat" Capital building, some of them
never to return. 1t was remarked this
afternoon 10 your correspondent that II
they adjourned "sine die" next week
the House would have TO work harder
than they have been wont to do IN the
past, or Else Friday week will find them
still IN the lurch.
Tie members of both Houses, how
ever, are becoming tired aud ar" almost
ashamed to ind themselves compelled
10 remain IN Dover for two more weeks.
Al it was late this afternoon before buSi-
ness got underway, hlt little was done,
and As there WAS nothing to do TO wir-
rant an evening session an ad ,jouruluenl
was made until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The divorce mill is still grinding and
the committee We're again in session 10
night 10 hear Mrs Fugeray and her
witnesses. Her plea was presented BY
her counsel. Charles b. Lore, EST, and
l,f Il tal -,
her behalf Mr. Fugeray is also here
and is pressing his claims very hard.
This has been the liveliest divorce
case of the session, but, as it is no new
case, the particulars have long ago be-
come stale. Heretofore Mrs. Fugeray
has been successful in keeping her hUs-
band from legally severing the "hi
matrimonial bonds, but it is thought
that the case appears to be against her
this time and that he will be victorious.
From oil We can learn, the opposltluu
on her part is nothing but spite work
and it is said that if money vii prevent
the Legislature from granting The dl-
vurce il VIII be forthcoming. As The
end Ut the session draws nigh, inc ttst
will soon he settled.
Tomorrow the City Council of u t.
mington, is expected to COME down i. :.
body TO TAX over the amendments =,
the city charter What effect tu..
visit will have cannot be conceived b.
if the mem hers are to ht believed, iii (
visit will not amount to much.
Pro, EEDlNGS IN DETAIL.
Below VIII be- found the proceeding
of both Houses in detail:
House met at 40 p. m
Bills introduced and read; BY NJ.
ComegyS "a divorce John c. and Am,
j. Wilsou: by Mr. Comegys to chang"
the time Of holding Court Of Chanccry,
AN act III relation 10 the Court ui
Chancery. Under suspension Of the
rules the ahov" bills We're read second
time and referred.
Bills passed; Senate b}lS--Incor-
porating the Dover Glass Work, Conn
pany: amending the charter Of the
Perpetual Loan Association 0: VII
mington .elnpoweringClerkso of the Peace
to administer oaths.
House bill: Divorcing Hannah l..
from George w. Dauley.
Tabled New bridge over the Brandy.
Wine
SESAl T..
Senate met at 4,lj =. III.
Bills introduced and read To di-
vorce Charlotte a. from John Lott
Burton hv Mr.. Belts, to incorporate
the Eureka Manufacturing Company :;
to Incorporate the Wilmington Sat" De
post Company; Bills pa,sru To divorce
Thomas T.. from Martha T. Sharp To
amend rL- charter of the town Of New
port changing the time OF election of
ROAD Commissioners of New Castle
County.
A prt,un from residents along the
Braudvwiue. Chris1laua and Delaware
rivers, praying for the passage of the
Port Wapj,ns bill, wa, read and re-
ferred.
Senate, tail IL relation to insane prison.
-rs, laid on the table about two months
ago, was aiken up Tor consideration,
read and Inade The special order for
Tuesday morning a. ilo'rIoCk,
Adjourned.