The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

reouired under the provisions Of the act shall
he nublsbed once "A week for four succesl,o
weeks in "A newspaper IN the CITY OF 0o"Nii'
where such business is carried Oh OF III "n III
Joining county Every such person. elC' 80 30
have power to carry on the business OF OF, "~Di
inc by disconnting and negotiating DIS Oh "a
change. promiss0ry notes. drafts ana olhe'
evidences Of debt. by receiving deposits. Duy-
inc and selling exchange, coin auu DuiiV"
etc. Abatement f the fin ancla CONDITION uuu
affairs shall be made 20 the AudltOf t"i07 "
year in the form rs Is 10" ie
ouired of the State banks. No such person,
etc shaI Withdraw or convey any capital
from any bank or banking firm without CIV
ing thirty days notice by PUBLISHING tue
purpose IN some newspaper puDlished III tilo
respective locality. so such pers u etc.
doing business under the act SHAH prefer any
creditor. but al shall come III pro rata II Any
ASSIGNMENT be made. Every person e'e.'
failing 10 submit such statement 10 the A.'i-
tor within ten DAYS when called upon. SNAIL
la fined SlO9 and If such failure continues
far thirty DAYS shall be fined -l.OOO aoul-
tional subject % publication. livery poi-
son. etc. failing 10 submit a statement ~
regard TO the financial condition, "Hen
called mon shall be deemed guilty OF lei
onv and upOn conviction shall be fined from
sIf0 no $500 and be imprisoned IN the peui-
tentiarc for from one % five years. Inc SAME
nnnishment is provided for those who are
MAKING false entries or knowingly make l"'oe
statements as TO their nuancal como llou'
Bv Mr. ID. T. ~ hite. of AccOmac: an acs 10
allow Henry Crockett 10 erect "HatA a.
Inanc0ck. in the county of Accomac. Joy
Mr.. Philip L. Brown. OF B0tetonrt. An
act recurring personal representatives Oh
insolent decedents IN suits against PERSONA
representatives 20 give security lor costs.
Mr. j. Thompson Brown. OF BEDFORD pre-
sented two petitions from ms constituents;
asking Tor the passage of tie heht haliIOau
bill
Mr.. Philip T. Brown Of Boietourt.and i. C..
Triplett. of Fairfax, presented petitions from
their respective constituents asking Tor the
passage If some temperance legislation.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bill were passed. Senate bill
No. -. An act for the relief of NJ. T.. ulcher.
Tobms Phillips and Beaui0rd Akers. House
bill 1870. AD act repeating chapter tOi. session
Acts of 1sgQ-'sO. entitled An act authorizing
the district school trustees OF the yarl-
ous school districts of buckingham
county 10 appropriate money 10 Duud
a suitable buiding0r buildin tor oneor more
graded schools ut Buckingham Courthouse
appr0yed March >, 1880. Sen4te bill lao. an
act fir the relief Of Joel Sumner. Senate Dlll
No 40. An act 20 authorize the board OF
supervisors oil Prince William county TO IN
crea.e tie salar, of the Judge of the county
court of that county. Senate bill lj9 An
act TO make the boundary lines Oh lois ana
tracts of Land IN Pleasant Grove maglsteiial
district IuuenDurg county. laWiui leAcc.
Senate bin Z0G An act 70 amend and re-enacJ
an act entitled an act 10 incorporate the
Charlottesville and University Street hailway
Companv Senate bin No lGl. An act to author
iIe the town OF COylngtOn % issue BONDS ah't
borrow money. Senate bill no. ~. IN act
to amend and re-enact section 5lN OF Tue
Code of Virginia in relation 10 attOrneys-at-
law generally House bill 30. 81: An ACT 70
incorporate Blackstone Female Institute.
House bill No lOf An act TO incorporate the
VIRGINIA rust Guarantee and Loan COm-
panv House bin 40. ll2. An act % Moor
pOrate the Norfolk Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty TO Animals House blll NO. ~;
An act TO allow n0taries who hold STOCK 10
cOmpanies 10 take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
deeds etc. which said companies execute
provided said nOtaries. etc, are hoI
otherwise interested Joint resolution IN
relation To- extending and further euupphs
the Norfolk nayy-yard for building steer oal,
tie ships House bill 10. -. An act 70 aihenu
and re-enact the charter OF Suffolk femAle
Iustifute for the purpose of changing lts
name 10 Suffolk College. House Dlu no. loi.
An act 70 declare Rockiish river, IN Nelson
county. between certain points laWlnl renee
House bill No. 49,. introduced by Dir, Jonn
Jackson. of Richmond, caused EOvu uoH@ ga
discussion. The bill is o. amend ana re-
enact the second subdivision of section ZOl9
of the Code defining unlawful hunting and TO
reueal section Z0.7 thereof Speaker Card
well Mr.. John +. RYAN in the chair Mr.. hud-
ain of Caroline. Mr.. Jackson and Mr. shack
elford OF Orange took part IN the debate.
Several amendments were suggested. ond th3
bin was finally rec0mmitted on motion OK
Mr. Hudgin. -,
House bin No. lO5. introduced by Mr.
Wright was again taken up. which is ln-
tended g. prevent injury O. trade by corpo-
rati0us. Mr. T.. ". Saunders, or Franklin.
spoke in opposition 20 the bill, which he sad
was too sWeepinr. 10 was claimed Dy the
friends Of the bill that 1t would protect tie
farmers and that If this was the case they
were willing Co vote forit. The speaker said
that he also would be- anxious TO vote Tor d..
If the GOOD that il did would overcome tho
evil but the bill should be thoroughly con
sidered before any hasty action was taken.
Of ask the gentleman from Henry whether
he would be Tor il if ID benefited bis canstl-
tuents alone. but injured others. continued
Sir. Saunders. fe said yes. but cannot
think he meant IT, / say when we tell thepeople
what the passage of this bill w0uld do we
would not meet their plaudts The opera
tions of Allen g. Ginter if they We're
amenable 10 this law would not be injured.
The trust would not be affected or curtailed.
and therefore how would relief be brought,