The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-02
local MATTERS.
Capitol SoleS.

NJ e l.. WiilSu>, ot kivhtnoh"' 49,.
t, ,o,rohl,red in the House hiII pFol'os'"S
-. = ,nrSons who drink. chew, slDoht' VI
w.. -r'i,r. two dollars per year. ana 'uoss
.,.,ltjl,r in profaDc language I'VE u"i'Ais
,.,r. l. j. proposed to make cach h'a'e
...,- ak. oath whether he Indui@cS ID
I,}.,.,hl,,r>. II he wears yea. he Is 10
''! Illr>H,arS nay. bel, 10 be eXemp'.
H. mn, l,.iug mentioned, are presumed 10
.'-'.. ...,,',,.,,o. Mr.. Williams thinks II the
-. ,.,r. sill pass his bill! and have ii pro-
'~..,srt,q. thnt it will put much money
- ,',, ~.a,c Treasury.
B" ..,.~ ,rn.Atr warm discussion between
r-'',fu 5. Wi-caud Mr.. Thomas Branch
~. 1r.f.e Committee on Propositions and
,.,.,..,a,. Yesterday reported against the
,..' ,.r-,,.frg 10 repeal the charter OF the
..'~, ,<.o,iation for the Beneht OF the
.~,T[,n Wiaoa> and Orphans. In the
..,..n oC III. remarks General Wise descant'
..j'r legislative gambling, rsfil2s mt church
a,I rhe sins OF moncv-lenders.
''', ,,E., t,,nr,., SteycrS, OF Nelson county,
~ ~. cay. stopping at the S.. James Hotel.
II,'.,r. ih,r trouble between him ana Dele
'a,c FovIc ya- some time ago adjusted
: H,5.,.,y,,,y 0,r! satisfactorily, to the perfect
.I.;.t,.:,o,, ,f toth parties. AIN assured
.,., neither Captain F"wlc nor his iriend
had lnythiu- 10 do with the SANDERS ana
ynrh4rltnbIc comments OF some OF Ine news
-sof the STATE Why and tor what pur-
io.r tins gtl4ir iS before The pubilc Is yet 10
ha disclosed whether for the ruin ana ln'
,ryy or ,aptaIn Fow Ic or myself, or OF both,
I Gp,w not. ak Al investigation, and
gyyaf tie result without apprehension; and
IN the mean ,imc beg The public to suspend
Judgment,
Tie House Committee on Prisons and
AsrlnuS visited the reDlttntATy Yesterday.
aDd were escorted through the INSTITUTION
Fy the Ilrbaue superintendent and his polite
and attentive assistants.
Nr. Caik's Senate bill TO provide tenn
lararr htadStOnc> for the graves OF General
i, 7. l.. stuart and 4. Z. Hill (rccalled from
the Nou>rl was passed in the Senate again
YESTERDAY with amendments. MIR. Clark eX-
Ihil.,d that General Siuart's brother was in
n. civ making arrangements himselftO have
handsome monument erected over the
.raye VI The great Confederate caYalrymap.
(rrrru Stuarl's name was then stricken
frcm the bin aRd General Edward Johnson's
lame substituted. 0n Mr.. Critcher's mo.
ton ,y.Pf,,,dcnt John Tyler's name was
also added, and the appropriation increased
70 s%9p The bill was then passed.
The ldl! Appropriating $40, 600 to each ths
Western and Eastern Lunatic Asylums wa:
eU.ro>>vd III the Senate yesterday, and to-day
will come up upon lis passage.
Mr.. Grlm>lcv, from the special joint com
mjt2,- appointed 10 investigate the cause apt
origin OF tue late tire at the Eastern Lunati'
A>lt.!m, submitted their report. The com
mit,yc are Of the opinion that the fire WA:
purely accidental, originating in the detec
tive tuc leading from the bakery and com
nlunlclllng with the jo,ts placed near il
They are also Ut the opinion that the tirt
might have been Subdued when 1irst disco
Ttrtd II In" IRE apparatus had been in pro
Per working order and in Skikul hands
They rccCUlmend the immediate erection o
kitchen, bakery, and store-roem, at q safe
distance from the main building, at cost o
about four thousand dollars.
The House bill 10 incorporate the Rich
mond thamDrr of Commerce was passed ir
The senate yesterday, with the addition of ,
lev trttng amendments put upon it by
the Srualc Committee on Agriculture ant
Mining.
Al i o'clock tonight there will be con
terence OF the Conservative mem bers OF th;
General Assembly in the ball CT the House o
Delegates.
The House county.court bH, after beins
amended IN tbc Senate Yesterday so that it
most intimate friends wouldn't know it, wa
defeated, aud then reconsidered, and the bill
Analy Iccommitted 10 the Committee FOL
|tGrtS OF Justice The bill! is probably killet
Z. p. IL. x.I.a
rh." III The views OF the Two houses OF tn
G4lDrai Assembly