The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-02
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY. February /, 1882.
SENATE.

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O'Clock by Mr. KOINEG, who stated that he
did so at the request OF the President pro
tenn. Mr.. W00D was absent. Prayer by
Rev. DIR. Read, OF The Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. RIDDLEBEEGER stated that Mr. Pow
ELL was detained at home by sickness.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. DIGGs: Bill to protect owners of
Trademarks, To prohibit the unauthorized
use OF bottles, eases, &C., in which, the
owner has proprietary rights, and to repeal
an act approved March 0, 1850.
BY Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER (by request Of Mr..
POwELL): Bill 60 incorporate the Virginia
Gold-Belt Company.
BY Mr.. LOvENsTEIN: Bill to protect
owners Of trademarks and to prohibit the
unauthorized use, sale, or purchase OF bot
ties upon which any manufacturer or ven
der of beer, mineral water, and other bov-
erages may have bad his name or mark inn
pressed, and to repeal chapter 245 OF Acts
OF 1879 and 1870.
BY Mr.. DlGGs: Bill to allow ID. L. Bass.
treasurer Of Campbell county, further time
within which 80 return a certain assess
ment delinquent.
BY Mr.. GLASGOW: Fill to provide for
submitting the question OF liquOr-licCnsc or
no liquor-iiccuse TO the qualified voters OF
the town OF CoyingtOn, in Allegheny
county, az the first election for town OIL
GERS and at every subsequent election for
town officers.
BY Mr.. i. r. WINGTIELD: Bill to incOr-
porate Scottsyiilc Woolcn Manufacturing
Company.
BY WILLIAMS Bill TO protect sidewalks
and shadC-trees in unincorporated villages.
Rxr To
laying out and working roads in Henrico
county.
After the transaction OF some other bust
ness, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at IL O'Clock. Speaker
FOWLER in the chair. Prayer by Rev. w.
n. scott, of the Third Presbyterian church.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave OF absence was granted as follows !:
Mr.. BLAND, one week Mr.. STUART, three
days; Mr.. Butt, four days.
House joint resolution in relation to tolls
and transportation on the Dauvillc road
was ordered to be printed for the Use Of the
/ Committee for Courts Of Justice.
Senate bill No. rs, to ratify and confirm
the sale of the States interest in the Allan
/ tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, after be-
! ing amended. was ordered TO its third read
/ ing.
EEPOETED FROM COMMITTEES.
House bill No. 23S, TO abolish punish
ment by stripes, and to substitute implison-
ment in lieu thereof. Reported from the
Committee for Courts of Justice, with the
recommendation that IL do not pass.
House Lii No. 30, to abolish chain
gangs. Reported from the Committee for
Courts OF Justice with the recommends
ton that il do not pass.
House bill No. $50, TO authorize the
county OF Elizabeth City to procure and
grant the right OF way for railroad
through said county from Newport News
TO the centre Of the channel OF Mill creek.
House bin No. 900, TO make SANDER and
libel a felony in certain cases. and pre-
scribing the punishment therefor.
House bill Nos222, to amend and recnact
the 23d section OF the charter Of the city of
Richmond.
House bill No. 221, to amend and reenact
section ~ OF chapter OF the charter OF the
city of Richmond.
House bill No. PIG, to prescribe special
oath for students before registering or
voting.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY MIR. DsYER A bill TO amend and re-
enact sections - and 80 OF chapter l4S OF
the Code OF 1873.
BY Mr.. PAGE: A bill to incorporate the
Norfolk and Atlantic City Free-Bridge
Company.
by Mr.. HARRIS A bill TO incorporate the
Normal and Collegiate Institute for Col
ored Persons, and provide for the supper,
OF the same.
BY Mr.. GRIN: A bill to speed the trial OF
certain causes.
BY Mr.. VAUGHAN; A blu for the relief Of