Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-30

Just before the adjournment of the morn- ing session the senate came 10 vote on the measure Of exempting cotton factories, and 1t was defeated by vote Of l6 to 10.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 The following bills were introduced in the senate this afternoon:
 Senate bill 375, by Mir. Milner- To incor- porate the board of lady managers of the Hos pital of United Charities in Birming- ham.
 Senate bill S76, by Mr. Milner-To con fer additional powers on, the mayor and aldermen of Birmingham. Relates to the city having the right to pave or otherwise improve streets, etc.
 Senate bill 377, by Mir. Milner-ro amend the charter of tue city of Birming gham 80 as to authorize the mayor and aldermen to impose license tax on a 1 policies of fire insurance taken out on property in said city for the purprse of manufacturing firs department in said city.
 Senate bill SIS, by MT. Mllner-To regu- late the sale of real estat, for unpaid mu- nicipai taxes and assessments in the city of Birmingham,
 Senate bill 379, by MT. Miller-To au- thorize the mayor and aldermen of Bir. ming ham to provide the means necessary to maintain fire protection iu the city or Birmingham by special assessments on the value of property as enhanced by such pro- tectlou.
 Senate bill 3S0, by MT. Milner-1o au- thorZe the mayor and aldermen of Bir- mingnam to issue bonds to retire the out standing bonded indebtedness of lid city, and to establish relormatory and work farm and establish an electric police alarm in said city.
 S.nate bill 3Sl, by Mr. Kilpatrick-To amend section 1S5 of the code.
 Senate bill 3S2, by MT. Kilpatrick-To amend section 19l of the code.
 Senate bill 3s3, by MT. Kilpatrick-To amend section III of the code.
 Senate bill 3Sl, by Mir. Kilpatrick-To amend section 174 of the code.
 senate bill 3S5, by Mir. KiIpatrick-To provide for filing vacancies in the elective offices of the state troops.
 Senate bill 3S6, by MT. Kilpatrick-To authorize the formation of brigade of the Alabama state troops.
 Senate bill 3S7, by MT. Kilpatrick-To authorizs an officer elected to the same office in another organization to accept such off ,e without losing his rank.
 Senate bill 3S8, by MT. Kilpatrick-To amend section lSS of the code.
 Senate bill 389, by MT. Kipatrick-To amend section 1S4 of the code.
 Senate bill 390, by MT. Walker-For the relief of certain officers in Dale county.
 Senate bill 391, by MT. Hundley--To con- firm the incorporation of the Standard club of Huntsville.
 Senate bill 392, by Mir. Wharton--ro make an appropriation for the benefit of Columb bian ~llege at Bangor, Ala.
 Senate bill 3y4, by MT. Culver-To estab. fish board of medical examiners for the state.
 Hon. F. L. Pettus, president of the sen ate, said to your reporter today tn It he did not intend to convey the idea n his inter- view last night that his firm does not rep resent the Southern Railway company, but that they are attorneys for that road.
 MAXWELL.
 CRESCENT CITY RACES.
 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Tbe weather was clear and cold for today's racing and the attendance was rather slim compared to that of the average attendance or last week. The betting ring was crowded aud the bookmakers were kept busy in each of the five events. The surprise of the day was reserved for the last race, when Miss Bradshaw, a 20 to shot, won the three- quarter event in walk. Dr. Bill, in the same race, killed his chances by getting the bit in his teeth and making the whole circuit of the track, Clayton carried the se races on % the card. V" ay-sIx S six horses were were scratched from the card that were entered yesterday. The track was heavy and lunpy.
 Fire race, three- quarters of a mile, sell ing-G. B. Cox, 1o2 (Claytonl, to l, won; beron, 10S c. HilD, to 2, third Time, 1:2Oh.
 Second race, three quarters of mile- Minnie Gee, 102 GA. Clayton), to 5, won; Miss Mamie, 104 (J. HlD, to 5, second; Tms. Mss 1!5y, |! iSh l0a (rh0Fp''' to l. third Third race, i've -eighths of a miIe-Lottie Alter, 100 (Clayton), to 2, won; Pete Kelly, 1o2 c. HilD, 2 to 1, second; insom. mia, 107 (Ihorpe), to 2, third Time, 1:07.
 Fourth race, one mile-Brakeman, 1o3 (Thorpe), 2 to 1, won; Lucasta, 9s (H. Williams), l5 to 1, second; Pearline, 107 c. HilD, 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:50%. Fifth race, three quarters of a Inile-Miss Bradshaw, 100 II. Williams), 20 to 1,won; Springtime, 90 (Sherrin), 50 10 l second; Kingcraft, lO2 (rurner), to I, third. Time, 1:21R.