The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-05

~ ,.AVNitVTNl, Rclecteu.
The substitute (tbe bin In revised form
was rejected; the bin was Indefinitely
postponed
pila1.Es AYES -SsIessrs. Atkinson, Bailey, Rarlam
Gdines, Grim, Heaton, keczeii, Koiner, Loven-
.e!n, Ncwherry, Rogers Thurman, Tofonee,
Iwxrner' xrr' Twyman; Warwick, and Wiekham-22
NoEs,--Messrs. Berry, Callahan, Christian, Glss-
cow, Lybrook, Mccormick, kcDoaald Meredith
NoTto1s. and PoaOeif-10.
Coaltionisls IN italics.
KENDALL BONDS.
The report OF the specih committee was
read, closing rs follows:
Resolved 6y the Senate (the House OF Del
egates concurring), That the Kendall Bank.
Note Company OF New York be, and IL Is
hereby, authorized and empowered to in
stltute suits in the name OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia tor the benefit and at
the cost OF said company against S. Brown
Allen, late Auditor, and ID. X. Reveiey, late
Treasurer, upop their official bonds, as such
officers, TO recover the amount OF The judg-
ment recovered In favor OF said company
as. The Board of Sinking-Fund.C Commits
sloners, in the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond, on the 18th day Of January,
1884, for 5000 and interest and costs.
Mr.. Bsrham said that he would to-day
make minority report.
Mr.. Wickham offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the report Of the special
joint committee on the contract for print
ing bonds be referred to the Committee
for Courts OF Justice, with instructions to
report by bill or otherwise whether It is
eXpedient TO adopt the resolution Of the
committee, or whether it is best for the
State itself to institute the proposed pro-
ceedings.
Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Powell hoped Mr..
Wickham's resolution would be adopted,
and they further held that it was improper
to confess judgment pending an appeal in
the case.
The resolution was agreed TO.
JUDGE sHUMATE.
This case was made the special order for
tomorrow at the suggestion OF Mr.. Bailey,
who had TO be absent to-day.
II is House joint resolution removing
Judge Shumate, Of Fauquier, from office.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Mccormick for Mr.. Brown {:
Bill to refund to William 7. Thompson.
late sheriff OF Franklin county. damages
paid by him upon final settlement of his
accounts and accompanying papers.
BY Mr.. Lovenstein Bill TO amend and
re-enact section 5S of an act entitled an
act providing a charter for the city Of Nor
folk, and repeating the existing charter,
approved April 81, 1882, which became q
law January u, 1884.
BY Mr.. Norton: Bill directing the sense
OF the qualified voters OF Warwick county
to he taken at the May election upon the
question of the removal or non-remoyal of
the county-seat from its present seat 10
NewpOTt's News.
By Mr.. Gaines: Bill to authorize the
county Of Brunswick to borrow sum of
money, not to exceed $4,000, for the rebuild
ing of GholSon's bridge, in said county.
BY Mr.. Fletcher: Bill to refund to Will
liam E. Jacobs, George E. Winder, and
George L. Bull the amount Of forfeited
recognizance less their proportion of the
same and costs.
BY Mr.. Diggs: Bill to incorporate the
Old Virginia Nail and Iron-W orks Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Lovenstein: Bill to incorporate
the Jefferson Literary Social Circle OF the
city Of Richmond.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To change the name of the town Of
Gish's, in the county OF Roanoke, to Vim
ton, and to incorporate the same.
To incorporate the Lewis Spring Manu-
featuring and Supply Company.
To incorporate the Norfolk Suburban
Railroad and Turnpike Company.
To amend and re-enact section Z, chap
ter 1866. OF Code Of 1873, in relation to SER
vice OF process against or notice TO cor
poration.
For the relief OF f. B. Burgess, late
treasurer OF Northumberland county.
To amend and re-enact section Of chap
ter 6, and TO repeal section -, chapter 1G,
of Code of 1873, in relation to vacancies in
the offices Of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
To authorize and empower the Common
Council OF the city Of Petersburg to issue
bonds for a sum not exceeding Sl50,000
for the purpose of aiding the Virginia and
North Carolina Railroad Company in the
construction Of this railroad.
For the relief OF William NJ. McGruder,
late treasurer Of Henrico county.
To authorize the treasurer Of Albemarle
county to complete delinquent returns as
to county levies, and TO collect taX-tickets
held by said treasurer, but as to which he
has settled with the Auditor and Board Of
Supervisors without returning the same
delinquent.
HOUSE BILL PASSED.
For the relief OF r. j. Montgomery.
Secret Session.
The Senate then went into secret session.
Hon. Il. G. Burke, OF Bedford county,
was confirmed rs q member OF the Board
OF Visitors OF the University Of Virginia
uice General Wyatt M. Elliott, resigned.
The Senate rejected the following county
school superintendents
L. II. Campbell, for Orange county;
William Dillard, for Surry county.
Adjourned.
House OF Delegates.
The House met at noon-Speaker Stuart
in the chair. No prayer.
JUDGE NEWMAN.
On motion of Mr.. Muniord the report OF
the Committee for Courts OF Justice i'll the
case Of Judge w. W. Newman, OF Han
over County Court, was made the special
and continuing order for Thursday.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS REPORTS.
Mr.. Christian presented Senate joint re-
solution, from the Library Committee, pro-
vidIng for furnishing forthwith to the
law library at Wytheyille and staunton Of
one volume each OF all the Virginia Re-
ports.
JUDGE wOOLFOLK's CASE.
On motion OF Mr.. Cardwell the evidence
IN the case OF Judge Voolfolk, OF Louisa
county, was ordered to be printed.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Mr.. Jonas Kelly asked the Chair for leave
of absence, to commence on next Thurs
day.
MIR. Pollard "Will the gentleman de-
signate the length Of time he wishes to be
ABSENT"