Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

amend and re-enact sn act approves
March 81, 1877. in relation thereto
| This bill provides for and secures tn
pay ment Of wages and salaries due Z
the employees Of bsnking-housss an
firms and insolvent persons making as
signments. and gives TO the said en-
plOyees lien somewhat similar 70 tha
How given By law 10 the employees 0
railroad and transportation companies.
BY same Bill to amend and re
enact section 3 OF chapter ls4 Of tn
Code Of 1873, rela.iveto fsri fGeiGs AM
garnisbees.
By Mr.. Darst Bill authorizing tn
trustees OF sugaT-Run church. IN tn
county Of Giles, 10 sell and convey thsi
church property.
by Sir. Crismond: Bill TO incorpo
rate the Fredericksburg and Valley
Railroad Company.
by Mr.. 0glesby: Bill to repeal Ger
tain privileges heretofore granted to th'
Iron-Belt Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Miller Bill to prohibit the
improper use Of firearms.
BY Mr. Dupuy: Bill 10 release W
r. Paulett from fine imposed by the
County Court OF Lunenburg county.
BY Mr. Dupuy Bill TO repeal chap.
ter 5l4 OF the Acts OF lsS3-'S4. re-
sTeeting W.ld game, so FAR as il applies
to the counties Of Cumberland and Not
toway.
BY Mr. Thorne Bill to incorporate
the Grand United Order Of the Rising
Rose Of the State Of Virginia.
BY Mr.. Miller Bill to amend and
re-ensct section OF an act approved
March ~. 1874, in relation 70 the In
terest on money. This bill provides
for the forfeiture Of only the excess
over per cent. upon the establishment
Of the plea Of usury by the defendant
in any suit where he pleads usury.l
BY Mr.. Curlett Bill to prevent the
officers Of insane asylums from tamper-
ing with the CORE spondence Of the in
mates Of saId aSylums.
TELEPHONE FOR THE CAPITOL AND
GOVERNORS MANSION.
The Joint resolution for the construc-
tion Of telephones TO the Capitol and
Governors mansion was agreed to.
ETsOLrTIoNs INTRODUCED AND RI
FEBRED.
BY M Payne a memorial OF GER
tain holders Of West Virginia certid-
Gates asking the General Assembly to
adopt such appropriate legislation as
will authorize and direct the proper de-
paIimenis Of the State government 70
take such steps a would insure a.
promptly as possible a settlement with
the State Of West Virginia Of It's par Of
the public debt Of Virginia for the
benefit of the holders Of said certi6-
Gates.
Ar. Pollard here moved 70 take up
House eDgToSsed bills and pass them,
y hIch was agreed TO.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Bill to incorporate the Grange Camp
Association OF Northern Virginia.
Bill to define the true boundary lines
between Maryland and Virginia and to
designate the headlands on the Potomac
riNer.
Bill 10 amend section OF an act
approved February u. lss4. incorpo-
rating the Norfolk Classified Building
Of the city Of Norfolk.
Bill for the relief Of school-teachers.
Bill for The relief OF the suretles Of
i. +. Creel, Of fauquier county, next
anne up on its passage.
Mr.. Payne, the patron. hoped the
III would pass.
Mir. Fulkcrson opposed this, as lid
, so Nj Buchanan.
Mr.. Mayo believed that it would be
right and Just to allow the relief To be
granted.
Mr. buchanan was opposed to grant
ing the relief asked. lie thought the
best way to enforce the law was to obey
1t. lie believed in no discrimination
among any. and IN the enforcement Of
the law regardless Of class.
Mr. Stribling quoted from the laE
showing that no relief from the pay
ment Of any money was asked, but
only sn indulgence. He knew the man,
knew him to be worthy. but impscu-
nious, with eleven daughters. and he
hoped the bill would pass.
a member Are any Of the daughters
Mr. Siribling Only one.
The bill wa passed.