The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11

,larisE 10 befsSnal City yeE fheAulo n.it
waved aalriss a1a ndersaud BIZ reasons Il
I'm anbrHseston to srhi lgation lteTssf
sis4,c,siar s5ie estates sented By tgan ls e,
Nov be ilSt 5therwiBs liable
srrirSxTrcg: - s.
Hruse mn TO allow Gut hor-i
,fies az the luBaiie asylunls 10 tract lot
sba keeping of issrnntesa and incurabfe luna
tfta.ssuas fo naaKe.reulr.fn TING trsr1s JOE
lunaiics now in jail, came up and was; op-
g II { MoPPETT ohered q issuDsti suite: prope-
,as,nr ia ALLOW tt,o asyiuu nat hoEities TO lease
b,,iidines near the asylums toi put these iu.1
tics m, and 10 be .nnde the slperF iaton
IN the regular officers until the inssi tons
can be, enlarged ut, .s,4.,slcsast q
& srhe, bill Rast Tecainrpitt ad,fs9f ri aal rs
I. t.slts..se THE nca.TAxi BrIaaan u stsefi
The Horse bill. with Senate, amendmenes
ty alspw :fersonst to list their dogs Tor taxas'
lion. sttherebY making the same lpersoEaf
nronerty,v came up, the question. yneina'
nron agreeing to- tief Senate amendments,
providing tf,asi the Auditor shall provlde
iags te. be gorniby such dogs as are hsted =
tliat the larceny Of the dogs Shalt NOT PEI
punishable by stri pes, and that TINS law
s,,a II not interfere with local dog laWs,l dc
- Tbe5 bill was, discussed by Messrss HUN-
TER. LACY, LADY, sWLAbKER Of sfiestmefe-
land, ASHTON, and FOWLER 90 lE9'ss::t.
Mr. LACY, Insisted that dogs are properly
embarrassing laws, and thong sup
:iect TO; actions for larceny,iare subject 10
her actions, and that there have. been ~
numerahle suits about them in Virginia.
Mr.. WALKER stated that this bill was pre-
pared by Judge -Guigon a few days before
bis death. The Judge was OF. opinion That
the Isws,didt not cover the suble i.t: !; !;
i ! H. HuNTER vas Of! the same opinion
: Messrs.o LADY. aRoBISsoS, gand FOWLER
thought The present; laws ,suhiclsnt .js9G5f =
E, Mr.. saT0Y took the, rositel u :
The Senate mepdmepts rWere agreed: te,
and the bill thereby passed. . Tbe following
was. the test vote 70 stG1iGie9J sea @EiasiaI :.
AYrs-Messra. Adams; Andersons AZ hton: Bar Bar
2Sats sfSs Dance FART FIN;
.se1fFTyg Grnyes Gray. Green GriasGy, Haiti Han
M asessa; Msnsnisg Mcmillan; leSie, MossIe,
aO9snssn sssrte
f SaToe Warner William Tssor Trout
VnnLear, George aiseri William 81: Walker, Wal;
s lase Tsss, a'sop hilaerf sAkshsSR' a4u
HoEss.GNesssS AEers, Dickeh7
i isa Ryssds E7R s
MOI oifrleT 6ffetr. :Stfahn6, Andrew ]. Taylors
Thomas, atI WHITES Wilmer, i Wmgaeld, Written,
= ~ MIR. LACE moved to reconsider the first
amendment, OF the Senate, which was ipend-,
ing at 1890, when the Blackshurs- College
bill came up, as special order pd;, :
I, ,a1s, BLAcKsBUnG7 COLLEGE .R1LL-i T. ii
.f,Mrs FOWLER Gmoyedi tocrecommitthe bill
to the Committee, on SCHOOLS and Colleges.
and announced that be did SO with view OIL
reporting adversely. the Senate bin. which
Would be tanramouttt to defeating all action;
so that the Governor may go forward and
make his three new appointments On the
I Gentlemen on The aflooor' oof The, House.
members OF the Board. seemed to; be OF the.
opinion that the Substitute fWoqld have the
effect of condemning them without, a trial,
and he was Sure the committee had no silclr
desire. They had reported this. substitute
simply because, it wls the. only measure on
Which there could be general cement.
He hoped the appointment Of three new.
members would result in, clearing away the
difficulty that now, beset d great State insti-.
tuition, and was willing to see the expert 9tl
ment made. ,,l,.L ,,.....,,,a,r fo,,t.
:aThe House agreed Il reconlmit. . - KITE
--RIoH4RD cRRNsHAw. y
Senate bill fertile reiief.of Richard Cren-s
shaw, OF Bedford county, was taken MP tMr.'
BQHANAN in the chair andcxplained by Mr..
GRAVES. q In 1886 .Mr. !CEenshaw entered
into bonds with the Western Lunatic Asy-.
luna for the. care OF bis son, then within
three months Of bis mai GRITTY. Mr. Cren-
shaw has pale $500, and leing now in re- |
duced circumstances ksthat he be released
from further payments.,.E - Il ..nTEa.- I
j., Tie bill was discussed BY MessrS. GRAVES,
siEEENs,, and MoFFETT. and passed by Sc
that an amendment may be prepared % pre-
vent any claim being made against the State /
for money paid in since young :Crenshaw
became ,9tn Of a1ge'zqpryI sylngaty,I ia q>Hsiit
i:irtu 10 y,SENATEE !df a. 1
Ito incorporate itherR Portsmouth hrary |
Association 81! ~ -Gi5u91 TsCT liz: @i;i /
= 10 amend Code as TO the price for land
4 triiT ysUo!I a&ii ri ITi3E:tlFr I
! Proyidingfor the Iebindingof books of
10 incorporate the Central Mining Com
Ito amend charter ofithe Bank OF Ports
mouth. I9g n7 3: :lio1 10 la&i.ao -: |
To amend Code in relation to licensing
: .To,repeal an act for the protection Of fish
In iPoWeIPs rivera ii 10 iD2tl" ."i a,:st ]
], To incorporate the, Portsmouth Water
COMPANY. TY&. ~ Euij3G '-..pl vi J2Ht&, /
:; TO empower, the Board OF, Supervisors. Of
Augusta county to levy ajax in aid Of the |
Augusta Memorial Association and others
for the Confederate lead.1atI1 OF - ,4p;l |
4 Fixing the southern boundary of7;the
town Of Goodson., 81 tiGs a.! .s,qaiR, i
~ TO authorize the supervisors of hecountr |
OF Augusta to purchase the property Of the
Augusta Fair.t asj$ d! .l.i:gn III I
Several Of these bills were amended by the |
House. 70 3ii<3D stjl aG y! !! D3T.i!"ts I
j nj ic;lG HOUSE BILLS PASSED. .l5tma,fi 4
To provide for working roads Of Smvtb. |
Ito authorize the Board Of Supervisors Of
Southampton to increase che salary Eof their |
county Judge. q9ab .5Gs .tll3 aij 10 sisj |
$40; amend Code IN relation to Issuing |
wits Of centre fdcias.Ib -I2d!a0 iGi&E +
itTo Incorporate the Relief, Society ioft the,
Poorof Cum erlaRd-S Street hurch, Norfolk.
ITO incorporate the Lake Drummond Ma
sonic hAssoeiation1 OF Deep Greek, Norfolk
county, Vasa1ta bhi nj jtEi ;iIi1nila t5ai.l I
s:'ro amend charter of ytheFille. Mining,
and Hotel Company! a1I@! /
refundfng taxes 10 "a: Good [
loe, OF Rock bridge county. on hanl.aa I
fGT0 reassess lands COZ 'tMrs9 r. Shiff1et and |
others % JG9aIitStsl aIii tfl..H9Aj .zt|fjlt. /
9Te amend Gode5i reference to admission
Of pupils to Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and |
Blind. E9i'i nd II na!@siiaa2z ~ L.
! Declaring james River and kanawha
canal to condemnation line; &C., lawful
fence in Amherst county .lis"t!He9R '.isla /
Adioufned.n3 81 jssg. ;stlssIG ~ I
1,5sfo 1871 hEG-5ttt------sss.-- u iECiEtsu
.'>;la sGa loi;l9New4 tEaxs. gGi eits}i f.ii +
The Governor has. approved the follow