The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
rae rlMEs@RlcHMoND VA: SATURDAY MARCH 1894

unfair. II IL bill IN answer " W"
popular outcry against melhvus ,,,,,h
Vaccinations that cannot coeNi9
sound conditions OF social ofns'' -. a..
bill that meets and beats. In adNdh'', -
hideous force bill which on the apr oa. ''
OF every national election hovers W.
the Southern horizon like he"-DVla
buzzard with worse than plague az.
pestilance on its foul, funereal Nlhs'.
was said by General Robert r. Lee 20. ~
duty was the sublimest WORD III Wv
English language, IL IL our duty
Here. the two minutes having eNpiItu' W.
Speakers gavel fell and Major Lee S"'
down.
It's Death.
Mr. Boykin's motion to pass me D.l'
ny which practically means de"un
the measure, WAS adopted by Not' Va
q TO y. The vote was as follows.
Yeas - Anderson. Barham. Biniorn'
Blakemore, Booker. Boykn, bio"N'Ns'
Bryant. Byrne Cooke. Cox. Craft Crunp'
Downing, Eanes, Edmondson, fenlress'
Hall, Harwood. Hathaway, Hunton'
Jones, kellam, Leggett. Aiassie' Mcf'at'
Moon. Nelson, Newberne, Perkins fe'iy'
Pitcher. Pretlow. Priddy. Richardson
Russell. Ryan. Smith, Speck. sratton'
Tabb. Thomas, Knox Thompson, btz-
A.
Navs-Allen. Bendheim. Boiling. Brugh,
Buford Cabell. Campbell Coleman, DISCS
Fahrney Gregory, Harris. Garter H.
Harrison, Randolph Harrison. Koiner'
Lee. Logan Mason. MuTrell, Patteson'
Paxton. Kicks. Sanders. segar. Slemp'
Stokes. Vaughan. Weaver. Wilson, With
ers. Withrow. Cardwell-32.
The II. and NJ. Bill.
urbe, the name OF Mr. Byrne was
reached on the roll call, that gentleman
called I'D the bill which seeks 10 incor-
porate the Richmond and Manassas rail-
road.
Mr.. Crump. Of Richmond explained the
purport Of the bill and the various
amendments attached 20 il by the senate.
Mr.. Bendhem. OF Alexandria. onered
as an amendment that the Richmond and
Manassas railroad be compelled 20 make
connection at Manassas with the Nir-
ginia Midland railroad, which - con
trolled by the Richmond and Danville
railroad. Said company shall also pro
rate for passenger and freight rates with
the Virginia and Midland road. The
amendment was lost by a vote OF 30 TO
40.
Mr.. Coleman, Of Spotsylvania, offered as
an amendment that the new road be
built through the city Of Fredericksburg
and Spotsylvania county. He spoke az
some length I'm support Of his amendment,
but il was voted down.
Mr.. Pitcher. Of Fauquier, offered as
an amendment that single track be
built from any point of the main road 10
the city Of Fredericksburg. The amend
ment was lost by a vote OF - 10 Il.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Cabcll. when his name was reach
ed. called up the Senate bill. which directs
the Board Of Sinking Fund Commission
ers 10 sell the common stock and divi-
dend obligations owned boy the State in
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad at not less than $l35
per share Of the common stock and not
less than Sl32 for dividend obligations.
Mr.. Hunton explained the provisions
Of the bill and the effect which the
measure would have on the financial con-
dition Of the State. Mr.. Saunders also
advocated the measure. which was sub
sequently passed by a vote OF 20 TO 10.
Those who voted I'm the negative We're,
Messrs. Bendheim. Boiling. Burks. Cole
man. Randolph Harrison. Pitcher Rich
ardson. segar. Thomas. Wilkinson.
Mr. Cox called up Senator Fairfax's
fertilizer bill. Mr.. Koiner explained the
provisions Of the bin at some length.
While the bin was under discussion the
and a recess was taken until o'clock
Speaker Ryan appointed Messrs. Card
well, Moon. and BOykin members of the
special committee. on the part Of the
House which Us 10 confer with a similar
committee Of the Maryland Legislature
to investigate the recent trouble in Tan
gier so1nd.
Bills Passed.
The following Senate bills were passed:
To incorporate the Richmond and
Manassas railroad.
For the relief of Charles Bowers:
To amend and re-enact section Of an
act approved March ]. 1892 i'm relation
TO public roads OF Amherst county.
To repeal an act for the appointment
of an inspector Of slaves in the city Of
Norfolk.
The following House bills were passed.
To amend and re-enact an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia incOrpOrat-
ing the town Of Pulaski city.
TO protect hares or rabbits in Spotsy-
vania county