The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

measure over the Governors veto. The
hin was finally passed over the veto OF
the Governor by vote Of So TO "a. Which
was as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams. Armstrong, Banks.
Baptist. Batten, Berger. Berkeley. Ban
ton: Bryant Buhrman, Coles, craig
Dsggs. Dorton. Einstein. Fshburne; Fos-
ter Galleher Gillian; Gose; Hannah.
carter n. Harrison, Randolph Harrison,
Hatcher: Hathaway; Huhard. keesee,
lee Ieech: Matthews, Mccain. McRae;
Iobn Il. Miller Morgan. Meme
foe. Murphy Newberne. Pitcher. X. =
po--on II. r. Powell. Rambo, Reddy'
pic. Rinehart, Rogers. Savers. Segar'
stpnson James W. Smith. Stokes, Sto-
yau stratton: Taliaferro: Thomas. Tur-
ner Trrpin. VALE. Waller: willard
lanes ". williams, Thomas +. Williams
Wood. Zirkle-63
Navs-essrs. Charles T. Bland, George
G bland. Butt Cabell; Cooke; Graves
Gregory. Hale Harris, u. X. harrlson'
Uunslev. Lewis. Maupin, May PARKS
patterson: Pierce, Sager. saunders, n'
w. Smith. Surgenor' Sutherland "n''e
Winston-4. rro,,.o hill
No SSs aporopriatng 5000 for the SOL
diers, Home was taken up out OF It's oraer
and nassed by n vote OF SO 90 q.
Ar Hathaway, Of Lancaster. then calleu
49,, tbe-raport made a few Jays ago by the
snocisl committee appointed 70 examine
int the affairs Of the institution TOT tne
dosf dumb. and blind az stanton. MI
Hathaway explained that the report rec,
ommendcd a reorganization OF the Boar
of Visitors. and he then offered Tue ioi-
Lowing amendemcnt 10 the report
while the committee has reconinen zoe,
the removal Of the present Board OF VS.
itors. Il IS done without the shshtes,
Election on said board put III ,ho
$40 a thorough reorganization OF lno
,nstitute II is deemed best by the conn
,nittee to have Il new Board.
,rha renort was adopted with the aste,-
-. and the accompanying bill, No -
,rovidine for the REORGANIZATION CT u,
ine,itntion for the deaf and duihn ali"
tit.,I us adopted without any discus
sion. ., 60 tsxe IN
o,,f Of its order ana put on us paSSa.e
senate bill go, requiring UNIFORM az.
of charges for telephone services III VIZ
state of Virginia. The MOTION was
jected. .,,- lille % which
- ce,ate had adopted amendments Oh
,,,i,or innortance came up and the HOUSE,
,o,du,, agreed to the amendments ~,
CO. discussion arose over senate D"'
- better known as the oleonlai-
,ra.v,re hin. but it was finally passed.
t.otber long discussion ensued over
Ct hill No. 113. creating the once %
I,s,,rarce Commissioner, but the Dill Na'
dnaIlv passed by. on motion OF MI
Pitcher. OF FauGuier.
rOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CON En-
TON.
when Senate bill No. 13j came M an,
o,ber lengthy discussion ensued. me Dill
nrovides for taking the sense OF lne PEI
nile I'm regard to the holding Oh ~
etitutionel convention. Mr. Hathd"aS' -
lancaster moved 10 pass the plll W
while Mr. Saunders holly opposed 'ne M M.
zion The motion 90 pass hy was hia'ls
10, Mir Rerkeley. Of Roanoke. maze An
eloouent appeal I'm favor of the measure
ami was followed I'm the same STRAIN py
Dr r. :. Powell az brunswick. MI
saunders Of Franklin, who was also III
fa,or Of the measure, said virginia was
the most ofiice-ridden state ~ the mon
The question under discussion was not
IA order a constitutional convention, put
IN leave it 10 the sovereign people or
VIRGINIA whether the convention shall be
ordered. The bill was finally passed.
Senate bill No. $50 caused another de-
bate. The bill provides 10 amend an act
10 incorporate Shoemaker college, III
Scot. county, approved March ], ieH.
Mr. Morgan. Of Sryth. moved 10 dismiss
lie bin. Messrs. Berkeley OF Roanoke
and Hathaway OF Lancaster advocated
the passage OF the measure After MI
Harrison, of Lyuchbure, had spoken III
favor Of the measure 10 was passed.
At this jrncture the hour OF midnight
had arrived, when, under previous
rule. all legislative business was 10 come
to an end, lut Mr.. Saunders offered
motion that the House do not pay any
attention TO the time but continue TO
dispose OF bills 10 which no objection IS
raised.
Mr.. Willard. Of Fairfax raised objec-
ton to the motion. and Mr.. Pitcher. OF
Fauquicr gave notice that unless Mr..
Willard agreed 10 the resolution he would
himself take up the remainder of the
time and prevent the passage OF any
more bills.
Mr. Maupin. OF Henrico, then called
for the pending question, which was
agreed 10. and the resolution was adopted.
The usual resolutions of thanks ~ the
clerks OF the House, representatives OF
the newspapers. TO M. Pitcher as chair
man Of the Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation. 10 Mr.. Tabb, as chair
man OF the Committee on the Chesa-
pcake and its Tributaries. were offered by
Messrs. Saunders OF Franklin, Cooke OF
Norfolk, Parks Of Page. and Segar OF
Middlesex. and unanimously passed
The House adjourned soon after o'clock
this morning after listening 10 an Irish
song by Mr.. Reddy. OF this city.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills were passed:
No. III. To amend and re-enact indie
pendent section II of an act entitled An
act 10 amend and re-enact sections 2l3l.
2lSS, 2l3i 2l35. 2l37, 2li0, 2l5l. 2l53. and 10
repeal sections PA. 2l42, 2li3 PA. Pas.
and 2l47, Of chapter 81. Of the Code OF
Virginia, in relation 10 oysters ana to add
Independent sections thereto" approved
February p, 1892.
No. 1876. To provide for the reorganiza-
tion of the ipstitution for the Deaf.
Dumb and the Blind and 10 repeal
chapter 22D OF the Acts OF Assembly en-
titled "An act 10 regulate the appoint
ment OF the Board of Directors Of the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute. at
Staunton. Va" approved May II. 1857.
No. 567. To prevent deception IN the
manufacture and sale of imitation but
ter.
No. eS7. To incorporate the Mount YER
non Military Institute.
No. 736. To appropriate money for the
purpose OF needed improvements around
the Lee Monument. in the city of Rich
mond, on The property of the state OF
Virginia.
No. 1875. To take the sense Of the peo-
pie upon the call OF a convention TO re-
wise and amend The Constitution.
No. $50. To amend an act 10 incorporate
Shoemaker College. in Scott county, ap-
proved March /, 1891.