Maryland LegiS Iatlue.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81, 1912.
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ANNAPoLls, Jan. ) lS42.


The House met this morning at 10 o.
clock, but did not form a quorum until
l 1!,,when, but bare quorum present, on
motion the rules were suspended, and the
application of Susan Rock, of St. Mary's
county, lpraying an act of divorce, was
taken up, the question being on the un-
favorable report from the Committee on
that subject.


Mr.. Causn offered a substitute for the
said report, and by his phlanthropic
and untlring exertions, procured its adop-
ton.


Mr.. Freshman, from the Committee on
Grievances and Courts of Justice, report
ed bill directing the manner and time
of issuing out attachments in this State
Laid over.


Mr.. Johnson obtained leave to intro
duce bill touching the time and mode
when objections to jurisdiction shall be
taken by the Chaucery and County
Courts.


Mr.. Tuck obtained leave to introduce
bill to amend and reduce into one
system the several acts of Assembly for
enrolling conveyances, and quieting pos
sessions.


Un motion Of Mr.. Geyer, the bill giving
lndemnlficatlon to individuals whose pros
Perty may be destroyed by railroad COM
panles, was taken up, upon which a leng-
thy discussion arose, and which was
going on up to the time OF closing ths lei
ter


Some excitement prevailed in this city
on Saturday last, in consequence of ru-
NOR having been set anoat that the mer-
chants Of this place intended holding a
meeting for the purpose of mutually a.
greeing not TO receive the notes of lhe
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road company
The meeting did not take place, but sever
al of our merchants have determined no
TO receive them at par.