The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-13

motion OF medical science; for the distri-
button and use OF unclaimed dead bodies,
DC. Referred.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Berry pro-
Vldes for The establishment OF board, con-
slsting Of officials OF the medical schools !
OF the State, TO whom are to be delivered
all unclaimed bodies OF paupers, criminals,
&c., under certain guards and restrictions
set forth in the bill. These bodies the !
board will distribute among the medical
schools OF the State.
Adjourned.
House Of Delegates.
The House met at noon-Speaker Stuart !
in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. j. G. Armstrong, Of
the Episcopal Church.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate was reported
appointing day to elect Judge for the |
County Court Of Frederick county and
Court OF Winchester, and an !
nouncing that they had agreed to Joint !
resolution fixing the day for the election of
certain officers, with an amendment. in |
which amendment they asked the concur |
renee OF the House.
The amendment referred to was to omit !
from this order the election OF General
Agent and Storekeeper Of the Penitentiary. |
The amendment and resolution were con- |
CURED in, and Mr.. Graves was requested |
to so inform the Senate.
PASSED BY.
Mr.. Evans, OF Richmond city: 4 bill re- |
TO the United States Congress |
the abolition OF the present United States |
revenue laws, was, on motion, |
passed by.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr., Cardwell: Bill for the relief of I
LOUIS Delarue.
BY Mr.. Cardwell; Bill to promote medi- |
cal service in the Commonwealth.
BY Mr. Opie Resolution as follows
THAT the Committee on Roads be. and |
are hereby, instructed to report to the |
House as soon as possible what legislation |
is necessary to compel the various rail- |
roads in the State to comply with the laws |
which Lave been enacted, aud which were |
intended to regulate and govern them. |
Second. Whether or not the Office Of Rail- |
road Commissioner, in their Judgment, |
should not be abolished" Referred to the |
Committee on Roads and Internal Nayiga- |
ton.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
A message was received from the Gov |
ernor announcing vacancies in the follow
ing judicial circuits Counties of Prince |
George md Surry, County Court OF Hen |
rico, County Court Of Augusta, OF Wythe
and Pulaski, OF Richmond and WestmOre- |
land. OF Isle of Wight county, and the
judicial circuit.
Mr. Cardwell offered the following reSo- |
luton, which was adopted
ReSOlUed Qhe Senate cOncurring), That |
on Monday, 10Th instant, at 1 O'Clock p.
NJ, the General Assembly of Virginia pro-
ceed to elect judges for the County Courts
Of Ilcnrico, Prince George and Surry, Au-
gIlsta. Richmond and Westmoreand, Isle |
Of Wight, and Wythe and Pulaski, and |
his shall be the continuing order till the
same is completed.
Mr.. Graves moved to take a recess until |
O'Clock. Carried.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
The hour having arrived for the election
Of certain officers the Speaker called the
House to order, and appointed Mr.. Moon
10 inform the Senate that the House was
ready on IFS part to proceed TO the eXecu-
ton OF the joint order agreed upon.
A similar message was received through
Mr.. Heaton from the Senate.
Nominations for Auditor were an
nounced TO he in order.
Mr.. Stuart (Nlr. Graves in the chair
nominated Morton Marye, Esq, OF Alex
andria. He spoke specially OF Mr.. Marye
rs warm advocate OF the schools. remark
ing that it would be a great pleasure TO
him to "carry the gladstone light Of learn
inc abroad in the country" Abiding TO
Mr.. Maryc's losing limb in the defence OF
his State, Mr.. Stuart said in nominating
him he had nominated morton Maryc OF
Virginia"
Mr.. Banks, OF Norfolk. nominated the
present incumbent, :. Brown Alien.
Mr.. Stuart was requested 10 inform the |
Senate Of the nominations.
Mr.. Meredith. OF the Senate, made sim
liar announcement for that body.
The roll was called, after which .
Messrs. Banks, Pollard, and Ellis were |
appointed on the part of the House to as
certain the result OF the Joint ballot.
SECOND AUDITOR.
The Chair announced that nominations
or Second Auditor were.ln order.
Mr.. Graves, OF Bedford (Nlr. Evans, OF
MiddIeSeX in the chair) nominated Colonel
F. G. Ruflin, OF Richmond.
Mr.. Stuart, Of Richmond county, nOmi-
mated II. II. Dyson, Of NOttoway.
Mr.. Gaines. OF the Senate, announced |
hat the same nominations had been made
Dy the Senate.
The same committee was appointed to
'etire and ascertain the joint ballot.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Mr.. Kelly nominated Judge II. W.
Floumov. Of the county OF Washington.
Mr.. Green, OF Stafford, nominated W. &.
clam.
Mr.. Kelly was requested to inform the
senate Of the nominations.
Senator EdmundS announced that the
senate had made similar nominations.
TREASURER.
Mr.. Moon, of Albemarle, nominated Mr..
saac r. Barksdale, OF Albemarle.
Mr.. Nance nominated ID. IL. Reveley, OF
Mr.. Moon was requested 10 inform the
senate OF the nominations.
4 similar communication was received
rom the Senate. |,
Mr.. Graves offered the following resolu-
ion:
The Senate concurring, That the further
Execution OF the joint order be postponed
lutil O'Clock tomorrow.
JUDGE GoDwIS, OF NORFOLK.
A few minutes before adjournment Of the
louise Mr.. Lawson, OF Isle OF Wight, Of
cred the following: h
Whereas a memorial has been presented
" citizens of the State OF Virginia in re-
irence 10 Judge ID. S. Goodwin, judge Of
he Corporation Court OF the city OF Nor
ok. in which it is alleged that he has been
uilty OF official misconduct and is untti Tor
he high judicial position which he occu-
lies; therefore.
Resolved, That it is due alike to the ltl-
iciary OF the State, TO the members OF TINS
- AssomlIv and fn thosp whom they I