Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-15
FOR N. c. ASYLUMS.
THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE IN.
eriTurloNs AGREED UPON.
csatFact for Public Printing Awarded
Railway and Other Bsiis introduced
Hsmsstead Amesdme Failed.



kALEzcH. N. c., February A.--To-mor-
row the insane-Asylum appropriation bill
Will be reported. The following are tho
appropriations agreed upon: Morganton
Asylum. &ss. 900 annually for support Of
patients-e 900 this year and $4,000 next
year for mems dinine-room with wards
above; Raleigh Asylum. s5i. 900 annually
for maintenance 1882 TO pay outstand-
ine debts, $4,000 for repairs to building
$4,000 this year and $1,000 next year for
dining-room for female patients With
wards above; Goldsboro' Asylum (coloredl.
&S2.000 annually ter 500
this year and next year for dining-room
with wards above for male patients,
$4,000 for 100 acres OF land. and $4,000 for
laundry equipments.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Tonight the joint Committee on Public
Printing awarded the contract therefor 70
Edwards Il Broughton and L. nj. Uzzell.
Of Raleigh. at Is per cent. less than prices
fixed in the Code.
The House Committee on Elections
agreed unanimously tonight that George
n. Bellamy Is entitled to hold bis seat as
member for Brunswick.
CHARTERS FOR ROADS.
Bills were introduced in the Legislature
to-day 70 incorporate the Columbia. Char.
lotte and Winston. the Charlotte. Troy and
Sanford. and the Durham and Charlotte
railways.
A bill TO appropriate $4,000 annually to
the School for Deaf Mutes at Morganton
was made the special order for next Tues
dav. Other new bills are to require the
listing of all solvent credits for taxation.
allowing any counties. cities. or towns
x~h, no fo,laI n ltet frnnartv mast
years 20 enter all such property on the tax
lists. There was two-hours' discussion
in the House Of the bill 10 amend the
HON stead law. 1t failed 10 pass-3S 10 n.
GOOD MANAGEMENT.
The committees on the Soldiers Home
express their pleasure at the management
of that institution. which has about sew
enty inmates. They promptly decided 10
allow the IS, 600 year asked Tor. AS wen Is
the 80. 600 for an additional dormi'ory. AZ
soon as more room is provided the number
Of inmates will increase to 100 or more.
The $4,000 of back taxes which the
State. through the railway committees OF
the Legislature, demands from the WI
mington aud Weldon railway Is DIVIDED as
follows: To the State. S3i, 3l9; TO the coun-
ties, Si5.09i: 10 the cities and towns, So
99I. of the latter item Wilmington has
Sl4.4l2. The committees insist that they
will get the taxes. though state omclai
told me to-day that he did not think the
railway would yield. but has made Its hnal
proposition.
THE JUDGEsHfP.
Ex-Congressman A. Nj. Waddell. OF WI
mington. is prominently mentioned IN
copnection with the Superior Court Judge:
ship made vacant by the resignation OF
Edward T. Boykin.
Governor Carr has appointed l.. ID.
Stake and w. ID. Morton. of Norfolk, Com
nissioners of Deeds for this State.
To-day the funeral of DR.. 7. L. Henry,
who died yesterday at Kittrell. was held
here from Christ church. DR.. Henry was
"a years OF age. and twenty years ago
represented BERTHE in the Legislature. He
owned considerable property here.
The Senate Judiciary Committee to-day
reported unfavorably the bill TO separate
the offices of Attorney General and Su;
preme-C Court Reporter, though assured
that il would effect slight saving. There
is great opposition to the creation OF any
new offices.
To-day Marion Butler. president of the
State Farmers Alliance. issued an address
TO the order. in the course of which be
says: We are all committed to the same
principles. the same demand for reform,
and the same end.