590

Annan,	Galloway,	Parran,
Belt,	Greene,	Purnell,
Billingsley,	Hebb,	Robinette,
Blackiston,	Henkle,	Russell,
Brooks,	Hoffman,	Sands,
Brown,	Hollyday,	Schley,
Chambers,	Hopkins,	Smith, of Carroll,
Cunningham,	Hopper,	Sneary,
Cushing,	Horsey,	Swope,
Daniel,	Kennard,	Sykes,
Dellinger,	Lansdale,	Thomas,
Dent,	Larsh,	Wilmer,
Duvall,	McComas,	Wooden — 46.
Ecker,	Mitchell,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.	Johnson,	Pugh,
Abbott,	Keefer,	Ridgely,
Audoun,	King,	Schlosser,
Briscoe,	Markey,	Smith, of Dor.,
Carter,	Miller,	Stirling,
Davis, of Wash.,	Murray,	Thruston,
Dennis,	Nyman,	Todd,
Gale,	Parker,	Turner,
Hatch,	Peter,	Wickard— 26.

So the question upon its adoption was decided in the
affirmative.

Mr. Ridgely submitted the following amendment:
Strike out the section and insert:

"Sec. 25. The said Orphans' Courts shall have all the
powers now vested by law in the Orphan's Courts of this
State, subject to such changes as the General Assembly may
prescribe, and shall have such other jurisdiction as may from
time to time be provided by law; "

Pending the consideration of which,
On motion of Mr. Ridgely,

The rules were suspended and he submitted the following
order:

Ordered, That the order for recess for evening sessions be
suspended for this evening;

Which was adopted.

Messrs. Gale, Thruston, Dent, Brown and Robinette, were