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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-03
THE THREE AMERICAS.
Eli for the Exposition IA Passed the
House.


WAsuINeroY, March 2.-Folowlng Is
the full text OF the bill passed by the
House yesterday, relative 10 a CONNER
cial conference between the governments
Of the United States, Mexico, and Cen
trail and South America:
BE It enacted, etc, That the President
of the United StGtes be, and he Is hereby,
requested and authorized TO invite the
several governments of the Repub-
lies of Mexico. Central and south
America, and the Empire Of Brazil
20 ;oin the United States In a confer
ence 10 be held At Washington, in the
United Sta,es, Tor the purpose oi dis-
cussing and recommending for adoption
ia their respective Governments some
plan Of arbitration for the settlement OF
Disbursements and disputes Thar may
hereafter arise between them, and Tor
considering questions relating 10 the i'm
proyement OF business Intercourse and
means of direct communication between
said countries, and 10 encourage such
reciprocal commercial relations as VIII
be beneficial TO all and sec1re more
extensive markets for the prodtcts
OF eac h OF said countries. The President
of the United States shall appoint six
commissioner, who shall attend said con-
ference on behalf of the United States,
and shall report the proceedings thereof
TO the President, who shall transmit the
same TO Congress and the SUN OF $50,
600. or so much thereof a. shall be neces-
sary, is hereby appropriated, out of any
money In the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propria,ed. 10 pay The reasonable ex,
penses Of the conference, to DC approved
by the Secretary OF State.
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80 Doctor,

| have been giving my children DR.. DA-
yID's CoCGu SYRUP, and ii acts so we'll
that if you do not object | will always
give it In coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles"
object. Why, certainly not, know.
Ing a. do the ingredients Of tie ex-
celent Cough Syrup. always recon-
mend 1t to my patients and find Is
cures every time, but see that you get
the genuine DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup.
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THE APPROPRIATIONS.
NOT so TERRIBLY EXTRA T4GAET
AFTER ALL.
Careful Comparison of the Bin for this
Year with That Of Isso-'s6-A Material
Reduction ofAbout $50. 900 In the Grand
Total

The general appropriation bill was be-
fore both Houses yesterday AMI it Is pro.
posed 10 consider Il continuously until
finally disposed of. Senator Smoot OF Page
has made very careful comparison OF
the bill AS il came from the committee Tor
1888 SO with that of 1886 SO, by which it
is shown that the excess in those years
over the present bill is about $4,000, and
this will be so cut down in the Senate as
to make the difference about $50 OGO.
The statement is as follows:
Appropriations for the year ending
September SOth, 1893, made in excess OF
those in 1886.
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Hcnrico County Grand Jury.

The following grand jury has been
drawn for the March term OF Henrico
County Court
W. T. Ford, :. A. TEorp, E. II. Turpln,
Il. A. Henley. +. VI. Reitdrick, Neiderick
Noes. NJ. F. Burton, A. L. Sheppard,
Maurice Johnson, j. NJ. Fourquerean, }
L. Broaddus, William Scott, James NJ
Carter, c. Fritz, c. NJ Miller, c. l.. Nil
Ter, V. Hechler, Jr., ". ID. lrbry, X. ..
Christian, Norman Smith, John Garth
gIght, Patrick Rosne, John Lawrence, l..
A. Kemp, W. l.. Savage.
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Busy Criminal Court-A Much Married
Man.
Especial Correspondcnce.l


Especial Correspondencel
LIBERTY. Va, February 2s, 1883. Our
County Court is in session and has for
trial at this term quite lot of indict-
ments for heinous olfences-two for rape;
one for grand larceny, one Tor bigamy
and one for houscbreaking and larceny
1t is now engaged in the trial of Ieze.
kiah Mead for HOUSEKEEPING, and the
testimony has not been concluded.
James Nssser, the gay Lc,nsrio VINO is
charged with bigsmy, was arrested in
halifax county last week and brought TO
our Jail Sunday. lie was married the
second time in Halifax county in the
year 1886 to quite youthful young
lady from this county who he is charged
with atduciing, his fra. wife being alive
at the time Upon being indicted he left
the county with his young bride and was
not heard OF until a few weeks ago, when
a relative of a young lady In Halifax 10
whom he was paying his attentions wrote
TO our sheriff making inqulIies In regard
10 the young gentleman. This led to Il
ccrias being Issued for his arrest, which
was Just In time, as the deputy sheriff
who arrested him says, to preyen. his
marrying the third time in Halifax
county, as he had procured a certificate
10 get his marriage license. He is now
solourning behind iron bars.
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Sudden Death ofs Brunswick Citizen.
speclsI correspondence

s~F~FE'9 W.T.
LAwRENcEvILLE, VA, March l.
Captain David T. Paynor, one of the
most prominent citizens OF the county,
died very suddenly this morning at
o'clock 1t is supposed that he died OF
heart disease He had been sick for
some months, but II was not supposed
that he would die in so short time.
Captain Paynor had large school in
the county for years, and was considered
one of the best teachers In this section OF
the State. Il. I.
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the House participating No party lines
were drawn; there being differences Of
opinion on all sides
The House refused 10 strike out. Ayes,
% noes, 49,
TIE BILL PASSED.
Another effort was made by Mr.. Wad-
dill TO reduce the Governors contingent
fund, but without success
The general appropriation bill was
then ordered TO It's engrossment.
Mr.. Pollard moved that 1t have its
second reading this day.
Agreed tO-7l voting in favor
The bill then passed the House Ayes,
So; noes, z
Adjourned at 1905
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SHORT IELEGRAMs.

LONDON, March 2.-The Earl Of March
Conservative will resign his seat In the
House OF Commons for the Chichester di-
vision Of Sussex.
VIENNA, March 2-It is expected that
Gn extra war grant will be demanded by
the Government az the next meeting OF
the delegations which will exceed l00,-
100000 forms.
HANCOCK, MrcH., March "A mass Of
rock came down In the main engine
shaft Of the Quincy mine YESTERDAY
catching four men. John Maboney had
a leg and arm broken, and Christian
Yoos had his skull fractured and sus-
tanned other injuries. These two Will.
die The other two were badly hurt, but
will recover.
CHICAGO. March s.-The efforts OF tho
RriIish-American Association toward
naturalizing the Canadians and English
residents continues with undated yigOr.
Last evening about one hundred went 90
court and took ont ars, papers. Twenty.
one were granted second papers, en-
Gbl.ng them to vote.
LONDON, March 2-Charles Mitchell,
the pugilist, appeared before the local
magistrate ct ChertseY to-day In answer
to a summons charging him with intend
ing to break the law inasmuch as he was
arranging for fight with John L. Sulli-
van, tie American champion. Mitchell
was accompanied by Charley Rowell, the
pedestrian, and Jake Kilrain.
He declared that he had no intention
Of breaking the peace in England The
magistrate, however, decided that the cir
cumslances warranted some p-ecauiion
on his part, and he bound Mitchell over
10 keep tie peace in the sum Of 5000 and
compelled him 10 furnish two sureties Of
f200 each.
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A Fire Engiue From the RiehHond Loco
motive Works.

The Richmond Locomotive Works
have Just completed a iirst-class road
locomotive for the Sloss Iron and Steel
Company of Birmingham, Alabama.
This piece OF work equals in every par
ticular that Of similar character manu-
fsctured elsewhere. 1t Is credit 10 our
city, and a master mechanic OF Thirty
years experience who had examined The
engine, has expressed himself as de-
lighted with IT,
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Hats ut Rock Bottom.

Three thousand dollars worth Of Hats.
Caps. Canes, Umbrellas, &c, being sold
regardless Of cost to close out stock.
Everything must be sold at once 10 make
changes in store.
CHARLES p. WINSTON,
Successor to ]. F. Bass,
Ninth and Main streets.
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va, SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 1883.
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Receipts and Deliveries for the Past Five
Months.

81, 1888. =, 29j hhds. and sls tees; de-
liveries, 9,7e6 hhds. and 1901 tees.
Receipts to February 80, 1888. one
month-3.ss3 hhds and 597 tees. de-
liyeries, S,Sls hhds. and 5l3 tees.
Total receipts for five months ending
February 20, 1sss-l1.17s hhds. and
l.415 tees; deliveries, 1904 hhds. and
/ 1,el4 tees.
Total receipts for five months ending
February 2s, 1SS7-s,699 hhds. and
/ ,se2 tees; deliveries, l0,ss5 hhds. and
2,022 tees.
STICK on Hand
February 90, 1898 Inspected, 22,065
hhds, and 1875 tees uninspected,
Abs hhds and l6l tees. Total stock
on hand, 27,7O4 hhds., and l,456 tees.
February %, lsS7-lnspected, 1898
hhds, and | ,523 tees uninspected, 5,G9l
hhds, and 2G2 tees Total stock on
hand. 22,Gl4 hhds, and 17sJ tees.
February %. lSsG-luspected. 1908
hhds., and / ops tees. uninspocted, 9,172
hhds., and 237 tees. Total stock on hand.
1885 hhds., and l.26j tees.
February %. 1sSJ-lnspected, $3.50
hhds., and S5l tees uninspected, 2Oc6
hhds., and IL tees Total on hand, ABS
hhds, aud S92 tees. Increase in stock,
February 1888, $40 hhds.
L00se Sales
Five months ending February, 20, 1888,
2,55j,4i1 pounds; same time February
2s, 1887, 2.76s,0lO pounds; same time
February %, 1886, 6,677, 1853 pounds ;
same time February 2S. 1885, 5,oG3,3l0
pounds.
Inspections
INSPECTED during five months ending
February 20. 1888 Bright leaf, d,4S'
bids. and Gao tees; dark leaf, 4 061 hhds.
and PSI tees Western Leaf, 254 hhds.
and tee
Total inspections five months ending
February 90, 1888 II ,099 hhds and 901
tees Same time February 2s, 1887,
$500 hhds and / SAC tees Same time
February %, 1856, 10.250 hhds. and l,343
tees. Same time February 2S, 1885, 7,74s
hhds and 1888 tees.
There Is plainly discrepancy in these
figures, which, We understand ID due TO
caress!y kept accounts and figuring OF
some of the tweny-three warehouses In
their return TO the inspector This
should never be the case the figures
should prove themselves. Business was
not lively in old tobacco to-day Auc-
tion sales were % packages out OF 43
offered. The cutting grades were well
sustained, but wrappers were mostly
taken In as well az common brights.
The best Virginia crop as reliably re-
ported to be five sixths In market, and
the best grades have been sold hereto
fore. This crop IS only about so per
cent of what the receipts were here last
year. Much has been diverted to other
markets via new routes of railroads.
Highest sales, 3S cents 10 day. Some
good dark leaf sold at to II cents at
auction Some Western has been selling
this week.
Business would be brisker could man
uiacturers know about the the tax. II "A
change is made the shape and size of plug
will also have to be altered TO suit the re
tail trade
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DECLARED OFF.
The Negotiations Eetween Richmond Ter
minal and the Georgia Central.

Ininai ana the Georgia central.
The Washington Critic of yesterday
saws that the negotiations which have
been pending between the Georgia Cen.
trail Railroad and the Richmond Ter
minal Company, tending to the control
Of the Georgia Company by the Rich
mond Terminal, are now officially de.
clared off. The differences In the price
and terms was the rock upon which they
split The friends Of President Sully Of
the Terminal Company deny that he has
resigned He is at present in Jacksonville
but will return TO New York on the Sth
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Tho Crown Prince Better.

SAN RENO. March 2-The Crown
Prince feels better today than he has for
some DAYS past agd sat out on the balcony
of his villa this morning. He was seen,
however, 10y very few from the outside
The discharge from his throat is still
greatly tinged with blood.
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Extending the Session.

The Senate yesterday concurred in the
House resolution to extend the session
of the Legislature for ten days. Instead
OF adjoining, therefore, on Monday
March 9Th, the Legislature will not leave
before Thursday tile 18th instant
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
YESTERDA rs NEWS As REPORTED
OVER THE WIRES.
Proceedings ofthe Houses Of Representa-
uves-The EerkeIy Tragedy-Ths Rail-
road strike-lhe Three Americas Ex.
position-short Tele.rams

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Iu the
House to day Mr. Randall, from the Com.
mittee on Rules, reported favorably a
resolution ordering night session on
each Friday night for the consideration
OF private pension bills, and the resolu-
tion was adopted
A bill was passed appropria,ing s2J,-
600 to reimburse the First National Bank
OF Portland, Ore, for money advanced
the Oregon Iron Company ia the con.
siruction Of the revenue cutter Thomas
Corwin.
a favorable report was submitted on
the bill granting right of way through
the Sioux reservation in Dakota to the
Abilene, Bismarck and Northwestern
Railway Company; also the bill for the
relief Of female nurses in the late war.
AT l:3O on motion of Mr.. Lanham the
House went into Committee Of the Whole
on relief bills On the private calendar.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball cures Colds,
Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis, and ali Head and
Throat Troubles. Send for testimonials OF
reliable parties. Free test Is given az Office
No. la0 North Eighth street, Richmond.
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Hats ut Cost.

Gents Silk and Opera Hats, Derbys,
Soft, Felt. aud Cloth Hats, Conductors
and Boys Caps, Ladies' Silk Riding Hats.
All at cost 10 close out stock.
CHARLES y. WINSTON,
Ninth aud Main streets
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AMuSEMENrS
AJOzARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FOUR NIGHTS. COMMENCING MAROb
:, MATINEE SATURDAY.
II II L BOST TON A Y s."
{. (. PoSD, kAHL. MACDONALD sBARSABtK,
Manager. Pr0prieton.
RErERTORY
Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee.
............ The Poachsrs
Thursday Evening g................."F "FatinitLa."
Friday Evcnin(........... .........." "Migpon."
saturday Evening. ..,......." Bohemian Girl"
PRINClPALs- Marie stone, Agnes Hunting
ton. Julietto COrder. Camille Muori Lottle
cruikshank Mona Clrary, Tom Kar, Ii. &.
Barnabec. W. II Mac Donald, George Froth-
ingham kiccardo Ricci. W. A. Xanten, +. W.
Miller, }. A. Montgomery. ). l.. Stuilcy, Must
cal Director.
di People. Complete Orchestra. Car load OF
Scenery
Sale OF seats onens Monday morning. March
9Th. Prices sl.5 10 % cents, according TO To-
cation. 5fc2o-u
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DIED.

MCPHAIL.- Died. suddenly. Thursday night
at o'clock, John X. McPhail, iu tue 10th year
OF hisagc.
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Is MY TINE.

CANES AND UMBRELLAS AT COST.
Gold and silver Headed Canes. Plain and
Ornamental Walking sticks. SILK aud Cambria
Umbrellas OF all kinda at and below cost 10
close out stock Ninth and Main streets.
Guia Sit CHARLES +. WINSTON.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Group Immediately.
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rMr1yE novR sEssIONs
.a. siop,ei.
rHr AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.

.U accordance WIN tut dIpNt IfrOiU-
r.a. fhc appropriation bill was take up
,-. discussed section by section.
When section %, providing for S2O,-
nl fOr the civil contingent fund
v,. reached quite lively dis
...s.on cnsucd, the amount named
I..ur double the usual amount OF
fle fund The increase was due 10 the
n., that an appropriation bad 10 hc made
-.. pay The counsel FOR The State who ap.
gee red before ;hc United States Supreme
Count .n behalf Of the State officers i'm
rri,olci by Judge Bond After the dis
or.s'oa had been prolonged for some
time Senator Berry offered an amend.
mcni providing that ont Of the s9O,OOO
contingent fund the sum Of $4,000 bel PAID
tccl. l0 Hon. Roscoe COnkling and Hon
7 Randolph ia ker for services rendered
flo State I'M the case OF Rufus \. Ayers
T.lu Scott. and j 3 McCabc on petition
ir thc Supreme Court Of the United
States and out of the residue, proper fees
3ucto counsel for appearances on behalf
OF the Commonwealth in other cases. a
substitute offered by The Senator from
Buckingham, making lhe contingent iunc
$500 anu paying McssFs. IonRHhs ano
FucEcr 81 .j00oacn was voted down, othe
or amendments were offered and lost, aht
fiuslly tho amendment of Senator Berry
was adopted by recorded vote OF aye
% noes II The consideration OF tn.
tll was then proceeded with section by
section
The bin was considered steadily unit
about $50 o'clock last night, at which
time tie appropriation toS the first yeaI
l-ssl was completed. II was then laid
.,ile for a short time and local and pri
ya,e bills were considered. Later on !,
,.as again taken up and read section by
s.cuon altil 10 o'clock when the Senate
adjourned
The change made were moi very great
in amy one item. though in the aggregate
.Acy amounted 20 a great deal.
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Appropriations for the year ending
September 1889, IN excess Of those made
in 1857:
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The appropriation bill be proceeded with
every mOrning al II o'clock until nnailY
disposed Of
agreed to. Ayes. So noes, % "a party
vote
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Me House resumed the consideration
Of tic appropriation bill. The pending
onesti1n being the amendment offered
lv Mr Tyler 20 increase the pay oil phy-
si.iaus to the city Jail Of Richmond from
$500 90 5000 per anuum.
The amendment was rejected.
CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Mr. NcCandlish moved TO increase tho
.opfopraiion % the Central Lunaiic
t,ylaiu .c0,1redl at Petersburg from S65'-
600 io $4,000.
Mr Echols chairman Of the Committee
.n Asvums, said that the cost oil sup
r.rinr patients at the ylum was, pr
u1ti the lowest of any asylum IN The
..untr, Tho building had been en-
a,.ed. colored lunatics were IN jail, ana
t vas necessary 10 increase the appro-
.uaucn 20 support these new lunalics.
lle increase was agreed 10
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Mr.. johnson moved to reduce the ap-
pronriation 10 the Medical College from
$4,000 90 81 800
Mr. Blford said that $500 was needed
fof ropqir- to the building, ana SO olu
Mr Enm
The House refused TO reduce
ApJUrANT-GENERAL.
M. G1II1n moved TO reduce the pay
.. t.. hduMut General from Sl.OUO TO
: OlJ
Nr Eam opposed this lie thought
tl. .ilcp q most important ana response
ule one
TIE House refused TO reduce his pay
.UrrmSrENDENT or HEATING AP-
PARATUs.
Nr. Brown OF Nansemond moved to re
dacc the pay of ihc superintendent OF The
he..iar apparatus from $1,000 10 5000
Sir Wnddll opposed the reduction
III. believed i'm haying "A competent man
and pay him for his services.
IAe Hcdse refused 10 change the
amount.
ATTORNEY-
Nr Waddil moved TO increase the pay
d vac Auoucy.Geue.al from S2,0Jo TO
$4,000 THIS latter sum 70 he In full oil all
compensation and legal expenses.
Tie chair. Mr.. Ryan, ruled the amend
went ont Of order.
Nr Waddnl appealed and argued the
question.
Mr Carjwell said the proposed change
amended en- eyigting las and therefore
,lt o.; Order
The chair WAS Sustained.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr. Roberts Of Smythe moved 10 In
crease he appropriation to Public frnt-
iag from $4,000 10 $25 900.
lle,srs. Buford and Anderson OF Rock
bridge thought II proper TO make This In
crease
Tue House refused to increase.
THE LAND OFFICE.
M Cardwell moved TO increase the CON
luyeat expenses Of the Land Oiiice from
$50 to $3.50, S775 Of it to be used TO
have traced large number OF plats
recorded IN the Land Office which are
aOw fading away.
Agreed TO.
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Inc House met at 10 o'clock, Speaker
C.riwell In the chair No prayer.
ORDER on BUSINESS

Mn Buford offered resolution, that
e.-ning .his day the consideration Il
The appropriation bill be proceeded with
every moroing at II o'clock until nnally
disposed Of
Agreed to. Ayes. 5S noes, % "a party
EuicL
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Civil contingent fund. ........... $4,000 20
Criminal char. - ............ 5000 ~
Virgfiia reports s............... 600 20
cnew,-''''..'.''.......-.'''' u"".. 1000 %
Adjutaut- Generals sallry..... go. ~ W
Nedi al Col egc uf Virginia. ....,.. 800 "
Eleven clerks IN Auditors Office, 2Vo "
1hHs. 9iIine. ~ Aocouh'ah' 'i..' III AuIi.o 20 %
Reporter Of Court Of Appeals. 80 "
ie.si ita calega gl,'u''uiai anu ''.A 500 90
p lice force. .,tc...'................. 1853 W
,Ianit lr..... ........................ ia0 %
soldiers Homo frsw)................ 100 20
sl22,72s O0
Annrnnriaiinns which nre less in
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The senate met at II o'clock, Senator
r.-i in the chair During the morning
I..r ihc following resolution providing
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WEATHER. iNDiCATioNs.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-lndica-
.ons for Virginia Light 20 fresh
sou,htriy winds; stationery tenn
rcrature. followed by cooler west
...l. and fair weather.
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GENERAL ASSEM- BLY.
.r,rrLrE H0URS SESSIONS ~ BoTH
HOUSES

-, General Appropriation Bin Under
pi .a,.lon The Measure Considered
section by section Finally Passed by
fns House.
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SHALL BONDS BE BOUGHT.

Mr Pollard moved TO strike from me
appropriation bill all the sections whlch
authorize the purchase Of bonds by the
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
This matter was discussed al great
length, all the leaders on both sides OF
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APPROPRIATION BILL.

The House resumed the consideration
Of tie appropriation bill. The pending
enestion being the amendment offered
l,r Mr.. TYLER 10 increase the pay OF ply
sisians to the city Jail Of Richmond from
-rll o.. .Inl t..r .mmLln