The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25
THE GENERAL ASSEM- BLY,
TIE pilor&ILL ADVERSELY RE.
PORTED TO THE SENATE.


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6oseAt4 mckinney. Nominations for
Roards Of Ni,itors-Schooi supcrin-
tendent Of rIst.ylvansa- Pro-
ccedings.
Soon after the senate met yesterday, MT.
Peters rose 10 a question Of personal privi-
lccc. and said one Of the city newspapers
had.mot through the reporters, bat an error
he supposed on the part OF the editor, re-
forrcd 10 him ~ having introduced a reso-
linton looking % the removal Of the Capitol,
noni.cntary. SC, from Richmond TO Lynch
burg. and I'm that connection had condemned
him for indulging ia such jest. lie desired
20 saw that he favored no such proposition;
that he was in favor Of Richmond now and
forever. The resolution referred TO was
offered i'm the House Of Delegates by Mr..
Peters. of Campbell county.
THE Pilot BILL.
Mr.. Snbbs. from the Committee on Gen
or,l I4vs. reported with the recommended
lion. that 10 should not pass. the senate blii
~ oi 10 amend and rc-cnact sections w
cs and 1867. chapter So Of the Code OF 1885,
In relation 10 pilots and the plotting Of YES
sels In the waters Of the state OF Virginia
This Is tho bin over which such q stubborn
Grht has been made before the committee.
ma me do,ien of which is 90 repeal That
claus OF the law which imposes coinpui-
sorry pilOiare ON cOastvisc vessels entering
Virginia waters.
Mr. Io,cnstcin called mp the bill and
,ekoI that 10 De made a special ORDER lot
Friday next 40 ] o'clock, saying that such
am agreement had been entered into by the
friends aud opponents Of the Dill. Inc
motion prevailed.
The committee having heard the con-
Guiding argument on this question az ms
session 40 the Exchange thursday hlthl,
met af 10 O'Clock yesterday morning ana
fo,k IA vote. which resulted as follows.
AYES Mcssrs. sands and Lloyd; noes
Nc.sr-. Iawlc.s. Harrison, Hcaton' Berry
and Yarrcll. Chairman ~tubbs did not vote,
and Nessrs. Echols and HUBBARD were mol
present.
BOARDS on VISITORS.
Mr. Mcleod. secretary 10 the Governor,
h.nnrht fo fhc senate list Of appointments
made by His EXcellcncy 90 ill vacancies
on the boards of visitors 90 the various pub
Die institutions Of the commonwealth as
follows.
FOR the University Of Virginia: Colonel
r.. g.. N. kean, Of Lynchburg; Dr. W 4.
y. Randolph. charlottesville; Colonei
Camm Patterson. Buckingham county, ana
Major r. l.. Parrish. tovington.
Tor the virginia Agricultural ana Me
chanical College. Professor {. l.. Nawter
Albomarle county; Major A. x. Nenable'
Farmvile: Colonel l.. Dillon, BOtetourt
gaptain james Mcdowell, fincastle; Mr.
II. W. Garter. Richmond.
For the Virginia Military Institute; :. H..
Iofcher Lexington; Colonel IazeWell FL
lett. Richmond; Colonel Peter Hairston'
Martinsyille.
For the Virginia Normal and Collegiate
institute: Richard Homer, fauquier ;
Iacbariah Hunt. B0tetourt Talleyrand
Branch. Prince Edward; John Chissel, Pc
tersburt: samuel Boiling, Cumberland; W.
Il. Morton. >miihrille.
For the Eastern Iunatic Asylum: Colonel
Walter n. TAYLOR. Of Norfolk; Dr. J.. A..
Irving, Fdrmyiile; ID. &. Richardson, hlch-
mond.
For the Central Lunatic Asylum: }. H..
B0gart. southampton; >. +. Epps' NOtto-
way: r. h. Cooke, Norfolk.
For Inc Western Lunatic Asylum: W.
II. II. Lynn. ~tauntOn; y. &. Manson.
Ivuchbure: James l.. Iredway, Chatham.
For the Southwestern Lunatic Asylum
IL. A. R0uth. Lebanon. Asa Dupuy, koa-
noke City; Il. NJ. SOuthall, Amelia.
For the Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute;
W. $. Turner. Wayncsh0rO; George l.. Den
mis-. Rocky Mount; Alexander ID. Payne,
Warrcnt Iu.
40 action was taken on the report
Mr.. II atom offered the following, which
was adopted: Resolved, That the secretary
of the Commonwealth inform the senate 81
the nance and locality of the boards 81
visitors Of the public institutions OF me
State. and the terms and times for which
appointed, and the existing vacancies.