Evening journal., 1899-03-10

by Mr.. MdNulty. act requiring the re-
moval of snow from the paths in Bran
dywlne Park; act, enabling any justice
Of the peace in the state TO commit
colored children to the industrial
school at Clayton.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The House rocomm.Wed the House
bill prohibiting trading stamps.
The Senate amendments TO the
House substitute biA to raise revenue
fer the state by taxing certain corpo-
rations were concurred In by the
House.
The House committee reported with
cut recommendation the House bills
providing for the appointment of a
justice OF the peace and constable FOR
Hartley.
Both houses had night sessions book
6i for Wednesday night, but on ac-
count OF the members being busy on
committee work, neither had a. quo
rum and both had to adjourn
For the purpose OF having the title
amended, the House bill extending the
time for collecting investment taxes in
New Castle county was rocOmm.tted in
the House.
The vote 10y which the Senate bin re-
,aUng to new studies for the free
sChoO.s PASSED the House was reconsid-
erci for the purpose Of amendment.
Colonel d. p. Barnard, of Whining
ton. was in town yesterday.
Mr. amid Mrs. w. Leslie Shakespeare
and Master j. Ferris Shakespeare. OF
Marshalybon, are visiting Senator
Shakespeare.
Doputy Collector Amos Stayton was
seen in the State House
George M Stevenson, of Smyrna, was
visitor yesterday
Ex-Speaker OF the Senate Hezel1iah
Harrington, CT Harrington. and ex-
Senator J. w. Fennlmore. Of Leipsic,
visited the Senate yesterday.
Newall Ball. Of Bridgevi.le. one OF
| the Union Republican leaders of Sus-
sex county. was in town. as was also
Dr. Hiram R. Burton, Of Lewes.
Roman Tammany. of Georgetown.
superintendent cf the free schools OF
Sussex county, spent yesterday in Do
yer.
Postmaster Hugh c. Browne was a
State House visitor yesterday.
DR.. e. S. Anderson did some effective
work for the Churchman monument
bin in the Senate.
Local option advocates moved freely
in THE Senate chamber yesterday.
]. Frank EliasCn, Of Mt. Pleasant.
was here.
Senator Farlow. introduced an act
authorizing the insurance commission
er Of the state to publish 1000 copies
Of his report
On motion OF Senator Farlcw the
Senate returned to the House Senate
bill No. SO, amandatory Of the general
schccl Jaw and the joint resolution ap-
pointing directors for the Farmers
Bark OF the State Of Delaware.
Mr. Rose introduced his act relating
to the rental Of stands in the VIII
mington street markets.
Senator Pennewll offered a joint
resolution authorizing the secretary OF
state to reinsure the state property and
it was adopted
The Senate ooEcurred in the House
amendments to the Senate bill estab.
lishing a State Board Of Agriculture.
Among the visitors yesterday wer,
Lewis E. Eliason, Daniel Dohl, Lewis
Dickey, ex-Speaker of the Senat,
Charles B. Houston, ex-Speaiker Of tn,
/. House William l.. Sirman, Dr. Calel
r. Layton, Major Isaac J. WOctten
Thomas IT, We.din, S. l. KenneF and
ex-Clerk Of the House Layton.
Mrs. Charles H. Salmons, wife Of th'
: president of the Senate, is spending q
few days with him.
City Treasurer Curry, of Whining
ton, let his genial couutenance shin,
en- the Senate yesterday.
Miliard f. Davis, of Wilmington
? mingled with the legislators yesterda.
afternoon.
The members OF City Council, o
Wilmington, were here looking afte
city bills.
Ex-Spealer OF the House II. H. Nc
: Mullen, of State Road, was a visito
s yesterday.
The Senate passed the House bill fix
!, ing at $125,0OO the bond of the stat
treasurer and providing that he shal
y, not assume office until he has bonded