The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
APPEALS FOR new TRIALS.
Gen. Hundlsy'S BIZ Ordered 10 lis En-
gO;smtnt In tAe Reuse.
TO REVIVE The WHIPPING POST.
Mr.. Murphy. Of Richmond, oncrs Ell to
rhat Eject 1 Number Of Bills
Passed in Both Houses-Ihe New
Bnfs Introduced.

p,,, called The House OF Delegates TO
-.t., and Rav. Mr Dennis OF Moore
Memorial church. IN Manchester, offer
o.. oraver Mr. Bryant moved that the
committee ON Asylums and Prisons be
discharged nom the further considera-
lion of "a bu and resolution offered
ny In some time ago. The bill provides
tbat convict-made goods shall be stamped
a..or6inely. while the resolution asks
that contracts for convict labor shall not
le renewed at their expiration. MI.
Bryant thought thc committee had had
ample time 90 consider the measures and
Doe desired the House TO take speedy ao-
lion ON thc natter
Air. Hathaway. of Lancaster. opposed
Sire motion as chairman oi the COMMIT l'o
and Said chat his committee was perfect
d.. ..r.hlD Of taking some action on the
frr...fr.s ff This precedent was t7ia"iiHW-
DI tne House might as well 90 away VII"
al committees.
ur S.otaN of Hali,aS, spoke IN laEoI
of AIR. Bryants motion ana stated 'na'
hc Desired t0 have these measures als-
eussol on the moor of the House so 'n''
action might Doe taken in conformity
,,ltb fhc wishes OF the people of the state.
air. Bryaurs motion was lost ana the
can for 81 recorded vote was not sustain
al.
THE RACE-TRACk BILLS
STR. digs of the Committee on Coun-
tics. Cities. and Towns. presented zee
port of Dis committee on tine two SAM
linr bills. as boz called House bills Nos
lG0 and 3. introduced by Messrs Maupln'
of Hcnrlco. and Pitcher. of Fauquier, re-
snrcfivelv. lie stated that The report
which had been signed hy the members
OF the committee. expressed their views ON
the bills. and Boo view OF inr ii-'ol lll.
az the subject Doe asked That the report
De printed
The Speaker explained that DO was not
customary so print report unless DC
was accompanied by biu 10 was also
against the rules of She House go make
known the views OF the members Of a
committee ON matters considered Dog them
For these reasons. he said The Cha-i
would not receive The report
when Senate hill No. lG1 uefnlltlhs
Dr S. 50 Chatham TO practice dentistry
in Virginia came up for reconsideration,
Mr Digs moved to- pass Is hy until
Wednesday. in order 10 wait tho return
Of Captain Tabb. of Gloucester. in whose
county DR. Chatham resides. This was
agreed 10.
House bHb 80 $685. protecting 0s. I'm
the York Aattaponi and Pamunkey
rivers. by preventing fishing with any
fixed device in these rivers. except Gin
stake-nets in water in certain depths
game up as unanishd businss Mr..
Dirgs. the patron of me bin presented
sovaral amendments which had been
ucreod upon by the friends of the oppon-
tufs OF tNe measure, and they were anopt-
ed The hill was then passed unter sus-
u ||.H Id.
len House BIN 40. f2i. regulating tho
traffic FOB Fertilizers, came up on ITS third
reading. Mr. May. of Alexandria. moved
10 dismiss the bill but tho motion was
lost end the hiu was then passed.
The Committee 0u Asylums and Prisons
has been divided into the following sun-
committees mat win Visit t1e state
Asylum, at stanton. Messrs Winston
chairman smith of Spotsyivania'
Pierce. Bland. of King and Queen. and
Datten. Southwestern state Asylum as
Marion. Messrs. Hathaway chairman,
Nlce. MORAN. S8yers. and Rambo. East
cru State Asylum. at WNliamsh burg. and
CClcrcd state Asylum. at Petersburg.
Messrs. Maupin chairman, Hathaway
hadiord. Winston, and Walker
MODE OF APPEAL.
AZ O'Clock House hin No. % came up
as continued special order RMS Us
General Hmiicys bin which prcscribes
rules that shall govern the appellate
courts of the State of Virginia ln con-
sidcrins applications for ana the grant
ing ol n'" ln"ia lh cIiliii'u 'iS,,. "v
mH seeks 20 "o away "i'" m'''NS i''
appeal on technical grounds sN'h Us
We're raised dnfint thr Nii oh VIC i-N-
nenbure cases provided, however lhal
they d1 not AFFECT the meIts oI lne
case. colonel Berkeley oil hoauoAe'
made AN able argument in opposiuon lo
the measure Use was ioilo"eb Toy AIT.
Parks OF Rage county, VINO aoNoD'''n
the passage OF the bin. and produced
some powerful Arguments I'm support OF
his views. Mr.. Parker OF Sc1ihamp-
ton. also advocated the passage OF the
hri. while Mr. HALFWAY me idsl SPEAK
or used his eloquence in opposition 20
Tho measure.
At 3 l.. T.. as agreed ON the previous
day. the vote was taken. and the House
decided with 80 against IS votes. to SEND
The Dill 90 its ongfossmenl ana lAir"
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ayes esafs, ArHstrohs' ,il'ii,s
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Pierce pGrbor r. x powen Rice saeer
savers. G.. w. smith. suatton. surgener
Sutherland. Turner. Turpin. Vale. Wal
kcr. james rs. Williams. Thomas j..
Williams. Speaker Ryan-io.
Noes Messrs. Adams. Baptist Batten,
Berger. Berkeley. Bryant Bahrman.
Cooke. Dfgs Dorton. Eiusicin. Foster.
Gillian. H n. Harrison. Garter II. Har-