The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-04
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In the statement read by Hon. W. "A. Andersnhn
Il included rs part OF the expected revenue the
s,,r ~ Al 2OO, 900 Of uncOllectcd revenue Tor tne
year ending september 80. 1894. This l. an I'M
reliable. and nCeed AN unknown qlantty. IL
- fo ne realized vet against II must be charged me
accrued Interest on kiddleDerger noDds, "IIlcIi
must he paid IN cash should the creUtors 1eteG 20
fund their debts. THIS Interest from the Isl DAY
~ Jnlv 1889, TO the LIST day Of January, $50,
amounts TO the sum of 2946.59l.97 IL should DE
further observed that the appropriation IOr Iegu-
lar n, nuaI expenses Is In this estimate put at
s7l5Oi7.77. whereas during the last fiscal year
I'm which there was session of the Legislature
the regular expenses exclusive OF legislative ex-
PEI he proposed appropriations all adopted
the result W II be- that commencing WIN S"rYtnS,
~ 400. 600. we viii leave there on October ],
1884. only the sum of f9,737.96. All thar VIII
have been applied TO the debt except the current
INTEREST," viii be the SUM of 100000, and we VIII
MOI oniv have consumed the surplus, but all the
current income of S2,4OO,OCU'
THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
House bill No. 160, appropriating $780,
600 for the benefit of the Virginia Military
Institute. was taken up and discussed by
Messrs. Banks, Anderson OF Rockbridge,
Noflet., Porter, and Gibson. The latter
gentleman was very earnest in the support
OF an amendment which proposed to lessen
the amount appropriated by striking out
e3j. 600 per annum aud insert $4,000, and
this was agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill authoring the town Of Berry
Vile to build water-works.
senate bill to authorize the Richmond
and Louisville Railroad Company to trans
fer 10 the IrOn.Belt Railroad Company a
part of its franchise. rights, privileges, and
property.
House bill repeating section OF an act
passed February Ii, 1916. entitled an act
concerning the Dismal Canal Com
pany, with Senate amendment.
Senate bill for the relief OF james b.
Willis.
Senate bill to change the dividing line
between two magisterial districts in Rock
| ingham county.
| House bill authorizing the Richmond
preferred stock.
Senate bill requiring the registration OF
charters of alien mining companies.
House bill to appoint b. p. Green and
John A. Parker agents to prosecute to set
tlement certain claims OF the State OF Vir-
| elnia against the United States.
House bill authorizing the town OF Luz
ray 10 borrow money.
|
| lance tax.
TO EXEMPT CERTAIN BONDS FROM TAXATION.
The following, offered by Mr.. X. f.
| Vaughan. was referred:
! Whereas it is the wish OF the State OF
| Virginia that the holders OF all her securl-
ties shall avail themselves OF the act ap-
proved February II. 1882, and fund said
securities under the provisions OF the said
act now. therefore,
| BE il enacted by the General assembly,
That all he bonds and certificates OF debt
issued under and in pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF the act aforesaid be, and the same
are hereby, exempted from all taxation Ut
ill otherwise ordered.
This act is to be in force from its pas
sage.
The House met at O'Clock Speaker
Stuart in the chair.
Before the confusion precedent to the
seating OF the members had subsidized Mr.
Duff Green was heard above the din say
ing, " Mr.. Speaker, move that this House
do now adjourn
The Chair: II will recognize the gen
tleman as soon us order is secured"
Mr.. Cardwell: "Mr. Speaker, | rise tC
a point Of order. The gentleman did moi
rise to address the Char"
" No one else does" said Mr.. Green. a
he stripped off his oyercoat and shook him
self defiantly.
The Chair recognized Mr.. Green's mo
ton, and the ayes and noes being called thu
House refused to adjourn.
THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
: The consideration OF the bill for the re
lief Of the Virginia Military Institute, a
amended, was passed TO its third readin!
and engrOssment.
: Under the amendments the Institute vii
. receive $4,000 besides the annuity.
CHARTER OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr.. Munford, with the consent OF tn
= member from the Williamsburg district
f, under call OF the roll OF members, hat
the bill defining the rights and privilege
e OF the charter OF Williamsburg taken DIP
+ and the bill as amended by Mr.. Munior
I was ordered to third reading and engros>
Y ment.
c FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Senate bill No. 1874, for the establishment
: Of a normal school for females, was take
r up. House amendment proposing to leav
to the Justices the selection of q site wa
rejected. The bill was amended so as t
j strike out the names OF several trustee
= named IN the Senate bill and substitut
others.
Mr.. MuniOrd's motion that $4,000 10
c the equipment OF the schools be stricke
e out and $4,000 be inserted In lieu thereC
i was adopted.
Is Mr.. Porter offered an amendment pre-
i yiding that the State would not. in an
S case, be responsible for any debt in exec:
Il Of the amount named in tue BILL and 1t W:
c adopted.
C The bill as amended was ordered to 4
v engrossment and third reading by a vol
OF As ayes to 20 noes.
SCHOOL FOR coLoRED TEACHERS.
4 Mr.. Harris caAed up Senate bill No. 10
a which provides for an eight-weeks' cour'
v Of instruction for the colored teachers
+ the State, the same to be given by u
l. faculty and president OF the Virginia No
mai and Collegiate Institute. The roll WI
called and the bin passed without Ill
sentlng vote.
& BILL PASSED.
u Senate bill for the relief OF the sureti
!, OF J.. l.. Deakins, treasurer OF Greensyil
u county.
e Adjourned.
New Laws.
e The Committee on Enrolled Bills repo
) that the Governor approved the followir