The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-21


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gEHERI Isss'laBll OF virginia
MoSDIr, JANUARY 40, 1879: 8
lis.te napp't ga 1avsEn Y e the fna'r.
~ 4 pl nnnDer 81 House btlls we're twice read
rs ssssssl Gil. ssss sepaslsd from commit
's 4 blll. wsfs erd sly r pe en-
gElagHss,usunbeasf bills were considered apd z
8 M. HURT Of Halifax presented A DiiI pI Es
yFdinr for t6e rebfndfng di Boolk!ss q sec0ra
Mr ri IsseY sxp,atned tflat I'm Satllrd W.
,1rSsn 81 RI Ssged TWO DAYS leave for MIR;
a. 3 ~ Id ysas asked to- ask for six days
issvs , aff abspnes forr Mr. POWELL; THAT the
-eG,,ast TOR the leave was made by senator
1heNind hin. ana he niistnd erst6o6 the name,
md Instead u asklng ms gl r LOWELL s4Sa1;nn
he5 asked Tor Mr.: LTD The corTeSs. n2
'Eas asds aha NE VI, Sts ansea .s s,1
a oMr l sasMr presented bin To- rspsa1 the
.,o,ns iav 10 far ,is It. applies to Lee, Wlse'
sasrd R1nhafiaf, Counties y Referrsdsdt
u M. PHLEGiR presented petition 81 Esaa
'H,iff for relief. Referred. ~. s,f,,i = =!
i nv nj. sLEaP 3 Bill - repeal the law
ior the Fl h sh1a If aP0yell river
kefefrea 4a lft' tvs1 s. ar -iot
Mr. OUEsssElSDERRY's resolution as:to the
SUPPORT OF ,lunatic asylums was ltaken up:
Mr. OuEsESBEREY presented the following
substitute, which was read, being Dill 1or
the protection OF the charitable INSTITUTIONS
of the State, which was rassed-as ioiloWs'
whereas it appears by the report OF tne
Auditor Of Public Accounts tnat tuere Is q
large sum still unpaid OF the appropra.
tons that have been made 10 tine iunatlc
asylums and the Deaf, Dumb, ana blind = lo-
stitntion, -; .st;>l i,s:.,L
BE 1t. enacted by the General Assembly,
That the, Auditor OF Public Accounts pe
aud he is hereby authorized and dlrecteo,
as far as it is practicable, to give precedence
to the charitable institutions IN paying tue
annual appropriations. .srfE, .,rG -
3. THAT the Auditor. shall set apart fifty
per cent. of the first money that comes into
the treasury to pay the arrears. to, said asy-
tums and to the Deaf, Dumb: and Blind In
stitution until all OF the balance now due
them is paid, which sum- shall be paid rata
bly, to said institutions. ,,fils 'iiga., ~ -
8. This act shall be in force. from its pas
sage. Z 5rr .tiet -.au!ail IL .HrC"-I
. -, ,Ef THE PUBLIC DEBT. '.s.. ~
Mr.. HURT of Halifax presented preamble
and fpublic debit Joint resolution declaring
that the General Assembly will pass no act
of reputation, nor any act whereby the
public creditors may be forced or COIL.
strained by threats, fears, or force, to accept
any settlement OF the debt due by the Com,
monweaIth without theirfree andunbiassed
consent and appreciation. ~ III" - Z.
Mr.. SMITH indicated his desire to amend
the resolution, and moved to suspend the
rules so as to consider it to-day; but the
motion failed to carry. .:s1 s"-- ~.
- COURT OF APPEALS. -a.
Mr.. BROOKE presented aresolution that the
Committee for Courts OF Justice inquire
whether any bill is now pending. before
Congress calculated to restrict or modify
the present jurisdiction Ct 1.-The Supreme
Court Of Appeals of Virginia; il SO, WHAT'S
its character, and whether any legislative
action is necessary or proper with, reference
thereto. Agreed to. Iii, IL ~ .,,,. -
ASSESSED VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY. .na,i!.} i'll -
~ Mfr. :EoINeR presented "a resolution, re-,
.questing the Auditor Of Public Accountsto
furnish statement, commencing with the,
LIST day OF October, o 1871 to the npresent
time, showing the assessed Talueiof the real
and personal property OF the State, and the
amount Of license tax from year to year;
also to furnish the aggregate OF the receipts.
aud disbursements OF the revenue annually
for the same, period, with any other informa-
tipn which be may desire to show the re-
suits OF the financial operations Of the State
for that period. Agreed to. - \
- REJECTED AND RECoNsDERED.; -,
Senate bill to empower the County Courts
OF Essex and Richmond counties to grant, to
Hurkamp & Baug han, the right to establish
q ferry across the R1ppahannock. river at
was defeated and reconsid-
cred and the bill finally tabled. .ta"9 taa
,.......t. i,s,.r tg- PASSED., - sr.g 1853 Ia:
Senate bill to amend and reenact sections
], p, and of an act to incorporate the Ma.
sonic Mutual Life-Assurance, Association Of
Norfolk, Va, approved February 26, 1876,
and to change the name OF said Association.
House bill to amend the act to provide
for the election of three commissioners Of
the revenue for the county of Loudoun.
:: Senate bill appropriating money for the
payment of Communication to MANNED SOL
diers, sailors, and marines, in lieu Of artifi-
ciaI limbs or eyes heretofore provided by
law. - ~
+ - :ca REJECTED .%s.,:
Senate bill to authorize the Board Of Su-
perviso:s Of Scott county to lay q levy to
meet the requirements Of delinquent returns
OF sheriff for year 1869, reported from the
Committee on County, City, and Town Or
with the recommendation that
it do not pass, was rejected. ~ j.r.n,n J.
Adjourned. p4a3.ia sGW ,IrI5. l3iGii ., Il
olt .oy' HOUSE OF DELEGATES: o41
b The House was called to order at u
O'Clock BY the SPEAKER John Bell Bigger,
clerk, being sick and unable to leave home,
his duties were discharged BY Messrs: Carter
and, AYres. No prayer. The House was
not quite so +athin - as on Saturday, though
tie number Of autographed desks was note
worthy In expectation that the railroad
81 TS I'ld be discussed the galleries were
anal, RfPoREED FROM coAMITTEEs.l:r -.g.
;;rHouse Bills: In relation to promissory
notes. &C.; to provide for the erection of
suitable shoots for the passage Of fish by the.
owners Of milkdams across thenorth branch
Of the Shenandoah. Seuate bib in relation
to the term OF the Board of Visitors OF the
Virginia Agriculturaland Mechanical Col
lape with q 'sIlbsfitIIfa previdinp for n 70.
organization OF the Faculty and Board.