The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
EDITION.
ANOTHER DULL DAY.

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ANOTHER DULL DAY.
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18th ~ Ifepresentntiys lfInos Como
0ay--Besh Heuses Adjourn in Re-
4 Dses 20 Has sicmery-yery Little |
Xun1ne&s Transacted.
Ec<respondence Of the Republican.
X Down, March 81, ls93.--The Senate |
II net q 80 O'Clock this morning, when |
! ~ motion prayer and reading OF the
I0urnnl we're dispensed with.
81 On motion OF M. Pilling the House
Is saint resolution authorizing the State
I|kgArlan to purchase Legislative sup
piles was concurrdd in with an amend
4 nent limiting the advertising bill to
MI. Records. from the Committee on
Xovised Statutes. reported unfavora-
NV ON Senate hill TO amend chapter
4 "a, volume IL. Laws of Delaware (lu-
<laaelng fees OF Justices OF the peace).
4 XIlled.
lhe following bills were read the
( Int time;
Housr bills to amend the charter OF
II G6e Fame Hose Com pany OF Whining
"A TN; to renew the charter of the Mutu.
Z " Loan Association of Middletown; to
amend the certificate Of incorporation
- the Walton and Whann Company;
X - amend the certificate OF incorpora-
\ Hon OF the Davis Spring Plate Com
nnuy. TO amend the charter OF the
N Hate Board OF Health OF Delaware; to
fslncorporate 0rlsntal Lodge, No. 10.
x X OF p. OF Wilmington.
The House bill 10 create new school
1latrict In New Castle county was laid
X on the table.
The following bills were passed:
House bills, to Incorporate Coriuth-
I'M Lodge, No. 1, Shield OF Honor; to
sure q defective title; to amend the
net defining the liability of fire insur-
F 6Ncecolnpanles N certain cases; to in-
1trporHte Wenbnah Lodge, No. 8.
Bhicld OF Honor House bill to incor-
porate AslSetum Tribe, No. 25, l. o. h.
l.; House bill TO incorporate Phil.
meridian Post, No. 23, q. A. r.; to in
nrporato Unity Lodge, No. Al. /. o.
Out Of respect for Representative
conoway, Senate adjourned until 10
9clock Tomorrow morning.
THE HOUSE.
This mornings session of the
~ House convened at $50 o'clock, when
the Senate bill to provide standard
la lgr measuring masonry was read q
G1at time.
The following bills were passed:
To reincorpoTate Oriental Lodge. X.
ef p; In relation to the public health;
IN relation to pity elections in Will
X nlngton; In rotation to Labels; In rela-
SION to registration.
Adjourned until to morrow at $50
o'clock.
VERY LITTLE DONE.
There was very little business done
n other house to-day. Several bills
Ycre read In the Senate and re-
1orred. while In the House quite a
zscber We're passed. among them be-
ing the bill regulating municipal cleo.
IONS In Wilmington. Ibis bill makes
0oyeral changes in tho way OF OF regis
yrAtion, and il It becomes law, 1t will
y we'll for the voters OF Wilmington
% study 1t thoroughly before the time
~ registration
DEATH OF A MEMBER.
Bhortly after 10 o'clock this morning
upeaker Of the House Whiteman re-
Q61ved despatch from DR.. w. X,
Qenoway. stating that his father,
inos Conoway, a member Of the
House had died at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Conoway has been sick for some
Gne and his death was not unexpect-
- he was O member from Little
QEsek hundred, Kent county, and some
9Izne ago during the winter. was
thrown from his sleigh and badly In,
1ured. He was taken i'll shortly alter
warde. aud was also stricken with
analysis. Afterwards he rallied and
- was confidently expected that he
would recover. In the early part OF
This week he Had another and more So
we're stroke Of paralysis from which
10 never rallied. He was unconscious
III Tuesday night, and continued So
nntu his death.
The deceased was born in Sussex
DOHnty and was about go years old.
Af4er he was of age lie removed to
ksnt county, where lie engaged in
farmiug. Hh was twice member oil
- General Assembly. having been
elsoted to thd House some time age
and served with credit. lie WIS elect
ID again at The last general election
and was unable to do much In TIN
House on account OF his health.
He leaves a vile, and family o.
grown children. His death was an
Rs1nced In he House by Mr.. Sauls
bsry, and OF his motion the sergeant
etarins was directed to place the flal
IN the State House at half mast, LnC
Use House also adjourned in respec
10 his memory. Similar action wa
taken In the Senate on motion Of MI
Pyis.
a committee will no doubt be az
DoGnted to morrow morning to tram
onstable resolutions, and nuke al
nnacments to attend the funera
which will PROBABLY take place o
Friday.
This will 10 the fourth time durln
fhfs sessionthat the General Assembl
hns been ca led upon to pass resOlu
Mons on the death oil prominent Della
WHrrnns.
The first resolutions were upon tn
meath of tho late Chief Justice Josep
p. Comegya. Then short time ate
resolutions were adopted on the deaf
81 she late thleY Justice Alfred P. Rot
InsDn. Ihd third series OF resolution
yere upon the death of ex-senator T.
Salisbury, and now resolutions are
be adopted OIL the death OF Mr. CON
vsy. This il record OF sad wor
unyer cqualled by any other Generi
A1zembly.
ms sTsE Er AND SEWER COMMISSION
b is scarcely probable that the bi
lpmeasing the membership oil u
ftfeot ind 81 wer Commission to fou
tor the purpose of retaining Mr.. Ga
DsBter in dilice, will ever pass. and
bow loohsas though after april TIN
gentleman Will pc permitted to dovo
bis entire 4tie ltlon to his real esta
bpAness and trust the improvement
Abe streets to other parties.
when pcrs IN takes a cold 1t is NJ
Frequently accompanied by eoug