Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06


fay MechlenburC, W. e. Homes, by Mr..
scott; Mathews and Middlesex, @. Taylor
Garnett, by Mr.. Stubs; Northampton,
GEORGE 4. Kendall, by Dir. Hurt; Pittsyl-
yania. j, u. Coles by Mr.. Hurt; Prince
Edward. J. NJ. Crute. by MIR. Southall
Messrs. Flood and Echols. the commit
tee appointed 10 canvass the vote IN con-
nection with the House committed, re-
ported all the votes cost for the nominees.
They were declared elected and nomina-
tons resumed AZ follows.
Prince George and Surry, Timothy
Riyes. by Mr.. Yarrell; Princess Anne, =.
linn. w. &. Iapscomb. by Mr.. Hurt;
Rockbridge, W. p. Houston, by MI.
Jones; Rockingham. G. Q. Grattan, by
Mr.. Harnsberger.
REFUSED AND REcoNsIDERED.
At this point a communication was re-
cciyed from the House of Delegates
stating that as that body had passed q Joint
resolution postponing the joint order
until 1880 r. Nj. Monday the Senate re;
fused TO concur. ana Mr..Jones nominated
Il. u. Newman for county judge OF Shen-
andoah.
The Senate then concurred in House
Joint resolution postponing the order until
1920 p. NJ. Monday. and the oody ad-
iourned.
House OF Delegates.
Sneaker Cardwell raped the House 70
order at seven minutes past ~ yesterday
afternoon. after which DIR. Hoge offered
beautiful prayer in which he invoked ID,
vine blessing upon all our institutions ana
everything which tends TO the develop
ment of our interests.
The following bills were introduced ana
placed upon the calendar:
By Mr.. Young: A bill to allow the boafo
of Supervisors of Brunswick county 70
borrow money TO paw the interest on the
county bonds. q,
BY Mr.. VI. G. Thomas; An act 20 amend
and re-euact section / of an act approved
February Is, 1884, to provide a corporation
court tor the city of Roanoke.
By Mr.. J.. II. Craford: An act TO re-
move the political disabilities OF Segar
Whiting and George W. Fitchett: -,
Mr.. Whiting is resident OF Elizabeth
City county and Mr.. Fitchett is citizen
of Warwick. Their disabilities were IN
Cured under the section OF the Constltu-
ton with regard TO duelling. Ihese gen
tlemcn were parties 10 separate AFFAIRS,
which occurred the one IN ElzaDeth Clty
and the other i'm Warwick county several
wears ago. They have neglected until now
TO ask for the removal OF their disabilities.
By Sir. McIlwaine; A bill TO authorize
the surviving corporators OF St. Faul S
Church Home of Petersburg to convey a
lot of land on Guarantee street. in the city
Of Petersburg, to the Petersburg Home for
Mr.. Radford, of Montgomery, moved
that the committee be discharged from
further consideration of the bill to extend
the time for the beginning and completion
of the RadfOrd and Little-Rlver railroad.
MIR. Gibson objected and the motion was
withdrawn.
VETERAN CAVALRY ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. b. b. Munford, of this city, present
cd a bill TO provide a charter Tor the we've.
ran Cavalry Association of the Army OF
Northern Virginia The organization has
for ITS object the cultivation OF lraternai
feeling among mem Ders, and as far as pos
sible TO aid those needing assistance, TO
Derpetuate the deeds OF fallen comrades
bv the publication of a faithful history,
and TO erect an equestrian statue OF Gene-
ralJ T. Il. Stuart III or near the city OF hlch-
mond. The officers OF the association are
Fitzhugh Lee president; wade Hampton,
e.. w. c. Lee. l.. Il. LomaX, L; l.; kosserT,
NJ. G. Butler. r.. McKim, T.. L. Muntord,
Il. A Chew. I. 5. Garnett, 1. W. Sydnor'
Pnilip HGXall, p. VI. h. Young, John ;.
Nosby. w. A. Smoot, John Gill, i. w.
lacy. b. 4. johnson, w. n. Payne, John
Cnssons. II. Is. Mcclellan, W. p. Roberts,
yice-presidents; c. A. Taylor, secretary {;
f. A. Catlin, treasurer, and W; J. Johnson,
/. Lew. e. {. Minor. j. Il. Werth. l.. y.
Vaughan, Joseph Bryan, VI. j. Dlnmock,
] ". Gordon, A. q. Babcock, j. W..
Thomas. II. Z. Frayser. +. ID. Hill, who.
together with the president, ylce-presi-
dents. secretary. and treasurer. constitute
a Board of Directors, with W. J. Johnson,
}. W. Gordon, b. w. Lacy, +. G. Minor, l..
w. Sydnor. and G. A. Taylor as Executive
Committee Of said board.
IF the Board of Directors so deter;
mine.n SAYS the bill, lit shall be lawful
for said association 10 erect the monument
to General j. Z. b. Stuart on some public
lot or square belonging to the clty, OF
Richmond, as may be agreed upon" u Is
further provided that the ASSOCIATION
shall do so subject 10 such conditions as
NAV be stipulated for with tho authorities
of Richmond.
TO PRESERVE OLD COUNTY RECoRDs.
Mr. $. S. wilkins. of Northampton.
offered a bill TO provide for the copy
inc and preserving of the old records Of
certain counties in the State OF Virginia