The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
land to repeal chap,er At, and section 1 of

To regulate the mode of subscribing 10 the
stock OF the Richmond ana Trans-Alleghany
Railroad Company by counties, Giles, ana
towns. -.
To authorize the appointment of an addi-
tiopal commissioner in chancery for the city
of AleXandrn.
To establish separate circuit court Tor the
city Of Fredericksburg. and to prescribe
where the clerks office Of the Circuit Court
of Spotsylrsnia shall be kept. =. :,
To INCORPORATE the Roanoke valley Rail
road Company. -
To amend the act approved March II,
1917, to fix the terms Of the circuit courts.
To authorize the town Of Dauville to issue
It's bonds In payment Of certain Indebtedness.
To establish the boundary line between
the counties of Smyth and Grayson.
To provide the manner in which property
may be held aud disposed Of for the oenen
of the magisterial districts in which sucn
property is situated.
For the relief Of Il. F. Creel and his sure
ties.
To amend the charter of the Norfolk and
Princess Anne Narrow Gauge Railroad CON-
pany.
To provide for the establishment OF true
merdiln line in each county OF the common
wealth cast of the Allegheny mountains.
To provide commutaton for an arthcial
leg to Richard J. FLETCHER, Of the county OIL
Augusta. ,,..:. ,a
Improvement Company.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL
came up ut II O'Clock, the question oelos
upon the motion to increase the appropria'
tinn r. the Central Lunatic Asylum from
SIS 900 to $4,000. ,.o :.
MIR. j. A. CARTER moved 10 MAKE II
The amendment of Mr.. CARTER was re-
iccted, and the increase Of $4,000 agreed 10.
Mr., ANDERSON moved TO give the Eastern
and Western Asylums $4,000 each for en-
larring their accommodations.
The SPEAKER ruled this motion to be out
Of order, as the SUBJECT of making appropra.
tions for enlhrgiDg those institutions bad
been discussed and decided In the negative.
MFR. POWELL moved to strike out the ap'
preparation OF $4,000 to the Virginia Mill
tary Institute.
Mr. MORRISON warmly opposed the mo-
ton. 80.
Mr.. BAGwELL called the previous question.
The call was not sustained.
Mr.. PowELL's amendment was rejected,
and the bill as amended was ordered TO It's
ennrosSment and third readiDg-ayes, II;
noes, Sc. -.
TAXBILL.
The Committee on Finance reported the
general taX.bill with recommendation mat
the Senate amendments be concurred IN. The
bill vas then placed on the calendar.
THE FOLEY STATUE.
hobolF of thp Joint
committee on the Foley statue Of Stonewall
Jackson, reported a bill appropriatinS
SIC, 900 to detray the expense OF receiving
and placing in position the statue; also,
Joint resolutions. See Senate report.
The bill aud resolutions were ordered TO
be engrossed.
BONDS.
Mfr. LOWELL called up the report of the
snecial committe on bonds now lying in the
treasury.
The committee recommended, bv joint
resolution. that 81 900 of the "order' and
the "bearer" bonds, representing Sl5,400,-
900 face value, be burned in the furnace of
the Capitol Immediately and that after the
3lst of December, 1875, no transfer or eX-
change of registered bonds into coupon
bonds, and no issue Of coupon bonds, in fund
ing the public debt. shall be made. That
the treasurer my employ an additional clerk
to register paSt-due coupons and those THAT
NAV be hereafter presented.
Messrs LoviSG, ROUND, MASSEY, and STC-
ART favored the report, and Mr. RIDDLEBAK-
GER opposed 1t.
The resolution was ordered to be en-
crossed.
ELECTION OF COUNTY JUDGE.
At | o'clock P. NJ. the House proceeded to
the execution of the joint order-the election
of Judge for the county Of FluVanna.
Mr.. HADES nominated Drury W. X.
Bowles, and Mr.. HARRIS nominated John w.
Jackson.
Drury w. X. Bnwles having received
majority of all the votes cast was declared
elected judge of the County Court of Flu.
wanna.
COMMON CARRIERS.
Mr.. OuLD called up Senate bill to amend
the law in relation to common carriers. Sen
ate amendments were agreed to, and the bill
ordered TO its engrossment.
LoCAL-oPTIoS LAW.
Mr.. BAGwELL called up Senate bill to en-
able the voters of Accomac to vote upon the
question of prohibiting the sale Of spirItuous
or fermenttd liquors.
After discussion by MessrS. RIDDLEBARGER
and STUART against, and Mr.. BAGwELL for
the bill, it vas pa>sed-ayes, 30; noes, 80.
On motion Of Mr.. CLARKE Senate bill to
authorize county courts TO empanncl grand
iurics was passed. with an amendment.
At 2:45 p. NJ, on motion Of Mr. GRAVES,
the csair was vacated until Z. NJ.
Night Session.
hnir nt g
L. NJ.
Under the call Of the counties the following
business Eas transacted:
REJECTED.
House ia:nt resolutions in relation TO the
national eXohequer were defeated upon the
question of their ugrossment-ayes, ~ !;
noes. AZ.
. Mr.. WALLACE called up Senate bill to
amend the chatter of the town OF Ash land
in regard to the sale of liquor
Mr.. PopHAM moved to Lay the bill on the
table. Rejec;ed-ayes, so; ases, 53.
The Gill was discussed for nearly tao
hours, and motions to dismiss, postpone, and
lay on the table, We're severally made and
rejected.
Mr.. RIDDLEBARGER moved to strike out the
clause requiring the approval OF the faculty
of Randolph.Macon College before any ap-
plication for license could be granted by the
County Court. Agreed 10.
Mr.. BouANoN moved to dismiss the bill.
Agreed to.
Mr.. OULD entered motion to reconsider
the dismissal.
Adjourned at 1890 P. NJ.
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We did Mr.. Lybrook, delegate from Giles
in the Legislature, the injustice, in our last
S,turdar,s i.sua of saving lhaL Mr. HObrOOk