1170 INDEX.

CITIZENSHIP—

persons deprived under section 4, article 1, State
Constitution, first and referred, 174; favorable
report and second, 197.

Leave to report such a bill, 9; message from the
Senate proposing a joint committee on the subject,
16; favorable report and first, 38; second, 51; third
and passed, 87.

CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY IN BALTIMORE CITY—
Petitions respecting their running on Sunday,
175, 179, 340, 409, 411, 429; petitions sent to the
Senate, 649.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY—See
"Baltimore county."

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY—See "Bal-
timore city."

CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY—See
"Allegany county,"

CLERKS OF COURTS—Leave to amend sections 10 and 13,
article 18-, Code General, 342.

Senate bill to repeal sections 28 and 29 of arti-
cle 18, Code General, relating to, first and refer-
red, 1013.

CLINTON LODGE, NO. 83—See "Mason*."

CLAYTON, ROBERT VINTON—Favorable report of a bill
to pay him and A. Gassafaay, and first, 241; sec-
ond, 336; third and passed, 447; returned passed,
581.

CLARK, WILLIAM L.—Leave to remunerate him and
other publishers. 50.

CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE—Joint resolutions au-
thorizing a creditor of the State to receive pay-
ment in boWs, at his option, to the amount of the
claims, first 590; referred, 682; unfavorable report
adopted, 647.

CLARKE, R. A.—See Alvrey, James H.

CLEMENTS, THOMAS—His petition for a pension, 815-

CORONERS—Leave to amend sections 1 to 8, Art. 25, Code
General, 114.

CONVENTIONS CONSTITUTIONAL—Joint Resolutions
of Mr. Magruder as to, first, 254; second and
passed, 316; returned passed, 615.