The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

tnote OF what said expenses VIII pronaoIy
he for the wear 1850, and that 1000 copies
Of said statement be printed Tor Inc use VI
thc Senate.
Discussed ct length.
The resolution was adopted.
Recess.
Right Session.
The Senate met at o'ciock-senatoi
PHLEGAE in the chair.
PASSED.
House bill to po>tDonc Tor c'ShtcPn
months The repeal Of the present renee EaW
in Dinwiddic Courthouse. Cherry t!i'.
Hrnol,Ivn. Oak Grove, AID Churca-foad
voting districts.
House bill for tic establishment OF work
house OF correction in Norfolk city.
These hills were sent up to the enrolling.
clerk, and The char was vacated.
On motion CT Mr. SMITH it vas ordered
flat HE House be informed that the Senate
is ready to adjourn.
Mr.. SMITH was l., quested to perform that
duty.
After brief absence tie committee aD'
pointed to wait on the GovernOr-McsSr>.
SMITH and FUIEEnsoN-yetnrned and re-
ported Tat they had performed the duty
as.igrcd to them; hat the Governor lad no
further communication 10 make except to
extend his kind wishes to the members oi
the Senate, and TO wish them 1 safe return
to their homes.
On motion o! Mr.. PHLEGAR the Senate
adjourned until The first "Wednesday in De-
ccmbcr, 1879.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr.. BoCUCK in the Char.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To Incorporate the Virginia jocf:eT CtuD.
Amcndin. andrrguating the publication
OF insurance companies statements.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To authorizes aud direct the Board CT Sill
pervisors OF Green county to pay Arthur
Stephens for his service as judge in road
case in the County Court Of said COUNTY.
. For he establishment of Il workhouSc Of
correction IL the city OF Norfolk.
TO postpone the repeal OF the present
r-.,o., l..-~ il, ID" -.;tlao Courthouse Cherry
Hill. Brooklyn, Oak Grove, ana Church
Road voting districts.
COMMITTEE.
Seuate Joint resolution for committee to
wait upon the Governor WAS laid'un The t.
bc-Air. MCCArLL, chairman OF the Com
mittcc on Enrolled Bills, having stated tha:
il it was al once adopted about twenty bills
would not reach the Governor, and would
thus fall through.
Chair vacated.
Night Session.
Mr.. BOCOCK in the chair.
A number OF resolutions OF thanks TO Of
icials Of tho body, Mr.. BoCocK, and the
clergy were adoptcd unanimously.
o{fo hn f0l In tti
ResoIrcd. That the thanks OF this House
are due ana arc hereby rendered 10 II. G..
ALLEN, Speaker Of the House, for tho able,
dignifi"d. courteous, and impartial manner
IN which he has discharged the duties OF his
Office.
MI FRAZIER called fSr Il division. The
result was-ayes, So; noes, S-no quorum
voting.
7 he eight were 01cssrs. FRAZIER, NELLY,
JOHN r. CARTER, WApDY JAMES. FULKGR-
SON. AKEES, DAVIS, and MCDANIEL.
\ call for the ayes and noes was not stls.
tanned.
4 motion to adjourn was made. Mr.. b.
COCK counted IL ayes and ~ uocS-no quo
rum.
Mir. KEYsER called attention to the fact
that Mcssrs. r. n. HARRISON, FAUNTLERoY,
KELLY, AKERs, JAMES OF Franklin, and
SPEssARD, and other rcadiusters, had not
voted. They were counted but still there
was no quorum.
THE STATE HORSE.
Mr.. WILKINSON asked for universal con-
sent to present Il resolution reducing the
allowance OF corn to tie State horse. He
said that it was understood that that animal
was on an allowance OF twcnty-cieht ears
pei. day [laughell which Was loo much.
Mr.. KYLE tthe great rctrencher resolu.
tioni>t thanked the member from PittSyl-
vania for his interest in this pampcrcd ami.
NAL. But Mr.. KYLE claimed that the sub.
iect was one which had already engaged his
earnest attention, and his views on the sub
ject had been published in number OF
newspapers, and had thus been borne to his
mountain home.
Mr.. BocoCK decided that no business was
in order TIL it had been aScertained that the
HGuse bad quorum.
THE BILLS.
Mr.. MCCAULL, chairman of the Commit
tee on Enrolled Bills, reported that the Gov
crnor had signed I'LL the bills passed.
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.
In the peculiar condition of affairs, Mr..
BoCoCK said il there was no objection he
nouiu w ucl w NC IuheH UP from ING speak
er's table the Senate resolution for the ap-
polntInent OF committee 10 wait upon the
Governor and inform him that the General
Assembly is now ready to adjourn. Agreed
TO. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. BoCoCK appointed. on the part OF the
House Messrs. C0GHlLL, GRAY of Richmond,
and SMITH Of Dnwiddle.
The committee DISCHARGED their duty.
The Governor extended his congratula-
tons, and said he had no further conmuni-
cation to make. ' .'-..-..
Adjourned sine die. 3d."