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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1898._\
Messrs. A. Saks & Co.
WILL PLACE ON SALE
TO-DAY
800 PAIRS
MEN'S ALL-WOOL PANTS,
REGULAR $3 VALUES. AT
$1.65.
MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
T.. .......... ~ .
HAVE FEWER COURTS
... > * M rOTM I <?ll MIIMimim
v i\i. ii? i his i:m>.
Pi! THE CAPITATION TAX.
[? i. i. n.. Reaalatlaa a?i<?ih<?<i i?>
l'l?. r 111 n neb- Hill for Cnlnrgr.
: ..i renn.mii,r> Biagiaeeod
Ii - ..i i i? i ha Sal < t ><? ii?-?!,.
submii
im. Ills
Ol : ,.
'
0 alK'lish county and
ni dis
d over
Ion of an
?: c bull? Ins al the i" i It* ntla
:.i la the
. Uowod f??r "tin
: t? daoed ft ..m lio-?..
n of the -
until
". In the Houge was
ilary <.f the ? I?
anil
rely, per
The bill i- city
o l.e
afternoon
I hS l?n* l.i th.? -?.nute.
i: H lUng
S
i tnucn
lg Usual. *
. Ill?:
?rate
...
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rd ot Ik?
did
- at
un
. mit)
. 1..
?n to Mr.
:
I. d that
l in
f the building, and while
trongl ' on
petltlon with :
; . "ii.i
1
Il?
l-like to
doing worn
1
: . '
.duat.s in . 1 mi.
: - ?MENT I.'
\ ''.?., and G
.ri.i.v, Plana
1
K-. SI 11, 1,
i?\
4PPROPRIATION.
r<
1 from R50.000 to I
It he atnendiH
it? : Igai nom anil;
.
. rpend
He 1 lent
nu i
rimlnals.
d the 1 "" ni h id
tltutlons,
' no!
I follow D
'
1 otblng by personal oa
Ing
BNDITURR
;,.- disliked to oppo
hu?
ll such an expenoi
. ..
, , - < ,. .. ?1. and v..1 n ,
. hill, it
holding
h. rOlllil be bUlli at a
. bulldingi II
trueted m .
. 1. . Uttn
.-.ml oil.?r Btat
I US
pool
their ?in? ' :
d 1 a rely k'
: .-. th? '
'
nded lt. H' ,li<1 ""' ''*"
; r. .- ."- -t ' '" ''
m M depleted ??n many '
n
,..d
in?
Ml
" " " l'?
r Mr. Letcher, not b? tiiuugm 1
" ??? uy coin ,
*0\ ... ? not BI ENOUGH.
bill.
appropriation
ST1
Jung ?i
?vded con
Bui
Why, A,r. ..?,??" hfi
'ii" world might
en? 'all, or. hell break
?V"'','"'?? hive ever hap
' ii, o ,,,h
i," COUld not thing
it 0 abono, (
?OWn salaries, and atl
?ray. ... make Bis
income, ni
?-am,. ,iln? vote this great sttmfor g
Nu- convli
' '?'-r advoea, .! llis am,.n,;.
h"
,,,,k " '" rndld buildings to ac
',n,m1"'1'"' I ite's crimlnali
t!':;"1:,V.1,; ' aas am,,..
Mr ? em,,,, thougbl the penltem
ahould take Iti place at the fool of the
nd receive only
the appropriation possible, after all the
had i". n provided for. He moved
by.
1 the motion. 1!
be wanted the matter settk d now
lb- should f? el dtsgra?. d if h. ?-, ,,.
t" bis constituents without having ?i.
thing to corre, t the terrible condi?
tion ? listing at the ion.
Tin: AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
Tbs v.,t.i Mr. Letcber*S amendment
r? suited as foil...
Boy?
bin, Claytor Clement, Flanagan, Flood.
Hartley, Kan.. Leteher,
> Mnnford. Mushbaeh,
Parr, Bands, st. Clair, Bteele, Turnbull,
Wall \'. khiim -^l.
-ton. Fair?
fax-. .1. f?ri, K? / 11, i..'1'ai.i, Maynard,
Morrli
A SUBSTITUTE OFFERED.
Mr. Flanagan offered as a substitu?",
?i Introdui i .. pro.
vi?Mini for Hi?
Farm.
While Mi peaking to
institute the hour for the conside?
ration of the special order?Mr, LeCato's
I utlonal amendment mak?
the payment "f the capitation
tax a prerequisite t.. voting?arrived.
Mr. made a vei date?
the am. ndment, and it
te ol -J i., -i.
Tu CORRECT JUDICIARY BT8TBM
Mr. Barksdale's resolution to submit t..
to the Constitu
kbolishing Circuit and County courts,
was taken ii|i. 'i'li? patron of the bill
a Sirolie; s|? BCh for his bill. II
M Would ' '
1 n Hie mljudi
cation '
Mr. Morris said the bill was only an
effort t" abolish ?'.canty and Corporation
and w.udd not . -"lili?
l?, i .id Ib.: |i:i?-an''
of tin? bill would C8 I
111 th Since the
i' in.- county courts, ..r that which
, take their id;?'", would be put
the Stab-, and tile n from th?' coun
Mr. Wlckham spoke for the
with. ,|p aid
that when an attack was made
upon an oftce-holder, ?>r ?_
. ?n. the 1' en.-'.uii
a phalanx as solid s
ted to their
He ti." ighl tl the i,< "i I?
I t,, autb istltutional con
,:, m.aiit that they wanted the
amendments to
law.
Mr. Turnbull argued for the resolution
on the ground of the greal saving H
would effect it mlgfal no! save the E
ury; it would save tbs coantlM ini
KEED OF THE CHANGE
Mr. Munioid call?"! attention to the
Ion adopted i'> ' he State Bai A
ion at its last Hession, recommend
on th?- i i" i ropoeed by the
mon. and argued tor Its adopuon.
. utallv in? said lie would like !
the oftii'?- of County Treasurer muted with
Mr Boykln said he would not
l.?r the amena?
it' submitted, but he was convinced
i v system needed reformation,
and he though! the people should b
whether that pr? ?
th.- kit 'red.
-.aid he v Suit?
ing ,. ity Of the county ju
prop ,....., l to abolish an OttOS
which
Th resolution was ordeted to its en
:.,.nt. and ??ass- d tinner suspension
of the I
THE PENTTENl [ART RILL.
? ills w- re taken iif out
ot ih. ir order, ami tic Senate then re?
. ??.sid. ration of Um poaltonUarj
bill.
Mr Flanagan spoke toy his substitute
bill to a.l.i t" the State Farm. lust.
enlarging the penltentlar I the
. Kreaiiy benefited i
! that com
,?, hl. relieve th.- eoagesUgo at
the peaitentlary.
?.j?0 i Mr. Planagai
VOtad. and will never v.u.-. tO
tne i V|cu t.? any Individual.
Th.- contrae! with the Davtg Bfa.
,,?,1 blot upon th" in-.'
.,1th. I am tired ?seeing
human blood coin? ?i Into ?loiiars ?gad
by corporal.
IHK BILL IS ENGROSSED.
Mr Morris moved the pending question,
WBjc'i, and Mr. Flanauaii
withdrew his subatftute.
,?,,,,,,.,;,, to ll'S ENGROSSMENT.
i to its engrossment
by the following i
kin. Egglee
: [fries, Kan-, Reesell I -
Leteher, Mason, M?sele, Maynard,
Mon', - Wallac.-, a no
IT.
Barksdals, Claytor, Cie
Hale, Hartley,
.. and Turnbull?11.
Mr Kggleston had paso? : sus
Ul Inoorporanng
the town Of Ki'vuvllle. Chailo". OOUnty.
aojourn. .1 il ISA ?>'c|o,k.
aSS ??f ?? lea-ate??.
::t. .? lively little Ighl 111
tl,,- HOUOS "Ver the bill to "
salaries of Ihe clerks of the two l
., -. ended In a victory lot
ed to so largely decreaatng tne
i ntl|?end allowed th- The
-hieb the amendment oflsred by
Mr. Stuhl)?? wa? defeated on Tueertnv
recn-ldererl. and the am.i.dment'
Adopted, allowing ?he i I. k ,,t the H
'"? a ?alary of t1,6H0 i
imendmenl makin. the aaJary ?.
Clerk of th? ?Senat? iLMt p- r annum
ifter wbteb tb. bid
i t.? iti engrosBBaent.
Housi> wa? called to 0ffr8 I
by speak? r Ryan, ?nd tr ;
were BPaned with pi
Calleen,
AFTFHNfMlN Si: tOAIK
tea wa? (ailed t<
fler, Mr Parka : sotutlen
rl ling tli.it the chair b. \
lock and resumed at 4 o'.
during th. ,,r t?.is -,..
'
SOBBS objection t.i the adoption <>r
reaotartlon, as it was stated that t
i '.mmltte, .. tab t ... , ,,\ \.,Ck |,, th, a
and Mr. I'd "n.r ml Mr. Pa
hoth asked thai
'. tb. resolution
.raen
- w bleb n -
were to ?,. . or.-id.-r. d, ami in
ACTIONS OF B-IBCTMENT,
Mr, I .,f Krnr.klin. Introdu.-.
bill in relation to proof in action <>f ej
ment, which makes it incumbent '
th<- plaintiff to b, ? .,r pTOV. the I
Bon of any Inclusive or excepted b<
dary inside die exterior beundai
grant, deed, or other evidences or t
or t?. locau ?a prove aw h exception
such grant under Which h<> claims
cheln of tul.. but t t'a cl
h 1 nid shall b. ?! ' ne -I prima tu
ami tin- burden ?ball be on th.- defew
to prove that hi-' claim i within th.
opted boundary.
i ano!
) r.-.'naet rsSettOB UK
rde in refi n nee t?i ju.igrn- -
non. '
t law I
run from th? tlm? they are setually ta
up by lb" i mi: from th?
ginning of tin- I in.
AMEND Ml'Ki'HANTS' I. H ' 11N
Mr. Jordan, by ti.pi.st, preoented a
to amend and I
law relative to im lehants' III . tl
it laclad? s fresh-as? st desle?
; ddle from vi i.
*i without
' pt j,, ,,!'.- ?'lid ill?
?.?u,it.d torils which have markets, 'in
who canvass counties am! corporations
th?' purchase ?.f horses and cattk
excluded from th. provision.-! or th" s
tiou.
Mr. Jordan also Introduced by ?renn
a bill to amend I l sotlon H
ime i : ?. rel itlve to p. dler*a Been
B - . n.icted in :
of tino on ??i'h person
engaged in pe-tMllng, whether on toot
otberwl tin? tax on peddler?
lightning-inds, whi'h shall be tL"?. '1
amendment does not Interfere with f
farmer.-' privilege or that of th.- p. n
selling articles made by hm
DECREES IN CHANCEBT CASES.
Mr. James Mann int. bill to :
saacl aectlon MSI of the code of virgn
in reference to how a CbsnO ry cause si
Bitted It' vacation, how tb. do ;
hoi. ami u- effect Tb preeeat law
amended simply by adding the won
"Exi 'pt that in tl..- ? .- of a ?:
momy. tin- BBSSS shall be . ff, ctive or
from th.- tini" of day i: i?- sntorod Of t
? '.id by said i l.ik."
Mr. T. T. Powell, "f N< ?rpori "
troduced a hill to incotporaU' tie .\ewp<
New? Military Academy. ColonM B, \
Huffman (s named as the corporator, a
?low. I to hold prop i
lint e\ce. ding ill value the Mini of MB
<>?.?>. Th.- ..bj. 11 .,f the institution is
give boys a thorough prepara!-1 I
tary education auch as la usually pr
scribed in preparatory i
Foil AN4XTHER MEW COUMTT
Mr. c. H. Jennings, by request, intr
bill for th>- formation of Jacks.
county out of parts of Washington, Ro
sell, ami Sett countli i to tl
bill is tile vote of the CltlSOnS "1 Hi'- pOll
lies affected on the question, wnlch shov
It of li total of 7,:
Vol. d against it.
M r. '.
joint resolution to appoint Flank 1
Wynn t.lit I and set!
from th" United Virginia. I
I Mi. John a. Parker, d
provided that th. rights of B. P. Greei
lia ja, -, n* Qer of Virginia, ai
not impair? >i or ibi id appoint
ment. Mr. Wynn was formerl) a restdei
of Tappahannock
li n! of Baltimore.
OTHER BILLS INTROD1 I ED.
By Mr. I'oweii; For th.- relief of j. 8
Curt?a, "t w sra a ^ county, t
authorize the Auditor of Publia Acconl
u said Tt< saurer with lo
warrant.
,.- al all act . iititle
',.. punish th.- illicit, trafile in m
toxlcatlng iniuois m th.- counties o
Wythe, Carroll and Qrayaon,
By Mr. Walker (by request): 1
porate th.- Staun! rosta Uailroa
Company.
By Mr. Wharton: For the reBet of *
Mili.--, a disabled Confederate soldier.
m.-; For th( i R. 'i
Vaughali, ;i dlsabl
By Mr. Jordan: To provide lor the ap
polntmeni of vii wi rs t"i tie- turnpike
I,,,- l'i, any, and to .1- '
duties uf tin- Baverai turnpiki oonsp nli
in that county.
By Mr. Montagu?; For th" r.-ll.f o
Frederick W. Scott, a Confederate sol
me: To amend and i
,ud i of tin- charter of th.- towi
of Hampton.
SALARIES OF Till-: CLERKB
bill Axing th.- salari.-s of th.- cb-rks
of the House and Benat? cune Up ill I
O'ClOCk as a special order. Mr. (Jsrnetl
inov.-.i to reconsider th.- vote by whlcs
tin- House refused, on Tuesday, ;
to Mr. Btubbe's amend men! allowing the
Clerk Of th'- House a salary .,;' Jl.'ioj per
annum. The Hoi red its action
by a VOte "f -I?i to 4".
Th.- .pi. stioii th.-n C mi?- up on MM
amendment, and Mr. Wlnborn. offend as
a further amendmeni thai the Clerk "t
the House ie . tve a sal. b.r in
entire term of ' ' per
annum, as provided in the substitute. Mr.
Wlnborne said I Ired to pay
?m annual salary " oflhoers who only
worked a few months during two
then he had nothing to say. bat he wanted
the tax*payera t" fully understand what
lotion the l-txly had tak.-n
Mr. BaunderS Bald as far as hi? was
lied, b? Bra? not afraid (or lus BOB?
si it U? ids to know thai te- fa* "? ' '1 -
tb? ci.ik of tiie Bou... ,,f Delega!
annual salary of B.SS0 per annum, Ms
though! that sum wad noi an exorbitant
en.-, in consideration of th.- duties which
that Officer had to perform
Mr. Parker said h?- bad looked up the
r, and found thai m?o Clerk
of tbe House of Delegates had rei
r annum.
Tin: AMENDMENT U 4ft
The all), n.lrm ni of Mr. Wit.!
then pur before the body, snd was do?
1 a -
follows:
Vois \1- re, Mon Bei ry. Ill ?K. ;
C. T. Hland, Fluiton. Itutord. Caidw.-li.
C, J. Campbell, T. J Campbell, i i
H.irlv, F'.swl'k, ! '? it h.-rsion. Qsj
Goad, Ga*ynn, H. Jem
jon.-s, Lovelace, McClanaban, MU
I'emlli ton. S.ttl.. Sir ,.!, Sprall. Bwltxer,
Tavlor, Turner, Turpin, S. I!. Walker,
a,. Wilson, Wlnborne, a mi Wood
Naya Meeere. Ab dor eon, Hurley. Bau?
aerman, Qeorg? ?' Bland, Booker, Carter,
Carrington. Chaplin, rhur/hman, ?'
Darnell, Dtgga. Doha, Bmbrey, Fltapa
trlck. Folk. lie, Hick?;. 1 v-\ ,
T. i>. Jennings, Jordan, Kiz. r. Mate,
a. \\ H. Mann. Maupin. M?m
Murphy, Newberne, Owen. Palm i
i. Parks, ' Richer, Powell,
nberry. it- ddy, Ssisndei
J \- Smith, S;.ir, Stubbe, Thoma?.
WalMO ' H Walker. W'ellford, Whar?
ton. Wil'ard. J. W. Williams. William ('?.
Williams. Winston, WlthrOW, ami Mr.
Ryan
Mr. QeJlehar was pavlred with Mr.
Hatcher. Mr. Gollebei would ?iav?- voted
i... Mi H lt( h
WH.I. OH F IHM 11.600.
The pending question aus called, which
n the ?tubbs amendment, ami t
?t?Hl by a vot.. of 4? to
I follows:
Mesera, Anderson, Bar!
!
1 I ?like, Kml,r>".\ FUzpatrl?
Hicks. In v. T. I?. J
.) '
-Minn. W. II " ,,n MOBtagl
'.. Newlfsrae, Owen, Park?
'. .
R? ddj th, gtubi
Walker, We
ford Wbarton, Will u i J. W. WUliaa
William <;. Willlaaw, Winston, W'ithro
and Mr. Si
y, 111 ik- mm
Bland, Bl
? impl-dl. T. J. ? ! Canin
ton. ChapUn. ( hurchman, i
Early, Blswick
Goad, Owyn, Hale, H 11. j.
\n. Ml
t> r. Palmer, Pandleton, ?Settle, Bnes
Swltzi r. Taylor. Tnrpl
Walker, Wati on, Wilson, w ?i.i
Wood ;i
THE SENATE CLERK*! PAT.
The s- < on.! ameadment offered by A1
Stul.hs. SllOWlBg the .
a ?alary of Ji.;,?> par annum, i.
ITS t? ?in. ' an.e up aei
and was adopt, d by
Barte?)
ke, Diggs, Duke,
Pltspatrick, Poll ?, Ricks, Iv?
T. D. Jennings, Jordan, Kiz.-r. Matthew
m, William H. "
Montague, Murphy, Newl
Parker, Parks, Passmore, Pllchcr, Powe
R< ddy, Bound? : ' .1. p. smii
v Walker, Wi
J. W. W HlUuns, William
Winston Ryan?a.
:
fool. Caldwell, ?'. j. Campbell, T. .
II, Carrlngton, Chaplin, Churel
Darnell i:
, Oarrett, Qoa
Owyn, n ?: H H. J? nnlng
han. Mint.-,
Palmi
s n. ni, Spratt, Btoner, Burgen? r,
Walker, S n
m. Wilson, Wlthros
Wood it.
Mr Parker then oir. n ?i an araendmrti
strlkim: out the i
id tO pay for . Tin
i t., ?without opposition
bill th n came op -?-1 a who!?
on effor
?nd reading, bu
this mol ion m ss at f? at d, as it i
a two-thirds I elved onl
Tin-: i 'i.i :- OP JAIU
Bill No. -it. in regard t?? th?
Jailers, which wss published In tbs D)
i ateb ye t? rday, was called up as ih.
ne*rt special order. Mr. Parker explain?.
thai in no ease, under the graduate?
s.ale. would g jaibr r> ."ix.
foe for Re. plag prisoners ?hau ander th?
?it law, and with the e\
three n which the amount wool?
be the earn? I, I bs fa? wo iM bs
than now allow..i.
Mr. Anderson offered an amendment
providing that the I ants for a
ni rs ?>v> r titty. Instead of 11 i
and made a strom: light tor it. but th
amendment was defeated.
Mr. Maupin offered an amendment thai
these fees apply only to the i.rd of san
prisoners, ami that ail OS
Incident to th?? support ..f the inn
of jails should be paid oui ol
Treasury, This
Kered by Mr. Wallace, prnvMlni
thai the f< ' he II ' ' Btl '"i
without regard to num
h.f. An amendment striking oui th<
. it th-- int should be
In force fr?.m its -, then
i
Bill No. RI, i" amend
:. provide tor I
of personal pi?operty aador the control ??i
fiduelaries, and the a reral courts of the
i immonwealth, was made b
der -
The t.iii granting to th i
my tea seres of i
Mittid.
The ' hair w ' I ?Util -
k.
The Afn-niooii leaalaa.
w | : Ryan i I I '
tliirty m? mbers In th
the bodj
anything like ? bu
ilandai was called
ptly, and those bills to whi?h no
'
their mi?
aini the following H
-
To regulate the liability of Insui
i impel ?- ; and isaoclatlons In this B
In .? Main C
To
- oM,?,any.
To authorise the Becon i Au?
i o,ii],iiii bond, act of F? I
In lieu of coupon boi (or
noo, of thi ?
?yed.
To ?x.inpt the ?rages of minors from
garnlshm? ni pro
To am. nd and
t tO amend and n
. the Code of Virginia, In relation
to the sale of Intoxicating Uqooi
nta, approved
February .",. UM, and to regulate the
?viiiK or furnishing ot
spirituous <>r intoxicating or malt Uqa n i
to such minors and students
To amend and re-enac! section )MI of
mend? d by tbs
in relation to
. . oundary lin-to of lots and tra? I
land may la- made g lawful f
To ami nd ami re-enacl sect
th.- Code of Virginia, as am? nded by an
pprovod January U, 1SW; as further
led by an act approved March t,
IMS; and as further amended b
o],| rov? d ! lauarj -' UN, In referen? to
whai pro; h.- distrained fof
and levi.-s, and to autli"rlz.? th"
rowing tltnb.-r and wood
A consump?
tive hopes sad
hopes, but a
time comes
kwhcn hope
fend-i, and the
black shadow
of de?pair
I forecasts tlic
Ic'.miuif of
'death. Thou?
sands of doc?
tor- say that
consumption
is incurable. Thousand?
of con.utuntivrs believe
that tht?re is nothing much
the trouble and that there
is no need to bother with medicine." Both
are wrong. Consumption is the most deadly
of diseases but it i? distinctly curable. It
baa it? inception, like all other wasting di>
ra-e-., in disorders of the digestive organs,
and the first step towards its cure must be
the relief of these disoiders.
Ninety-eight per cent of all cases of con?
sumption are cured by Dr Pii-rce's (".olden
Medica] Discovery. Thousands of con?
sumptive? have testified to their complete
and permanent recovery through its
after they were given up by the doctor? and
all hope was gone. It corrects all disorders
of the digestion, makes assimilation perfect,
fills the mood with the life giving elements
that build up new, firm and healthy ti
and acting directly upon the lungs drives
out all disease germs. It is . specific for
all lingering, bronchial, throat and lung
affection?.
"I have been troubled with indige.tion and
dvspepsia " writes tito. H. Water l'?'., of Vates
City, Kuox Co.. Ills., "for the laut two years. I
gol a bottle of your 'C.?!drn Medical ??itcovrry '
ind took it a? you directed It did me so much
food I am going to get another hottle and take it.
t i? tbe be?t medicine in the worM for tho-?? who
have stomach trouble. I have recommended it
to several already."
The BOSt medical hook ever published in
any language is Dr. Pierce'? Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Over t-?8o,cx-o copies of
this book have been ?old for $i..so each. It
contain? 1.008 page? sud vx* illustrations. '
It gives suggestions for treatment of all ail?
ments. There are also prescriptions. This
valuable Ix-ok, in paper binding, may now
be had PRBJB for the asking Send 21 one- j
cent stamps to the World'? Dispensary
Medics] ABsociation, Buffalo. N. V., to pay i
the cost of mailing only If fine cloth bind- ;
ing is desired, scad 10 cents extra, 31 ccnta
In ail.
th.- renting of real estate, for the pay
>.S a o.l ! .
To provide ?he method of ele-tlns the
Council of th?. city <>f Predertckebiirn.
and to confirm th?- sleetlOns of '
oounclis her? tofore lmd, and th??lr ucts
and doings.
?rn.ml the clmrter of the city of
Frcilerlckwbure. in relation to Justices ot
ci. pesos, poli.?? justice, ooastabtse, and
the p Id city, and in relation to
the offle,. of Mayor.
To protect th. pahllc health of the city
of Fraderlcksburg.
To allow the Corporation Court of the
f Freihrleksburg to appoint one or
more imnstablos
Authorizing the city of Fr..|eri.ksbiirK
is bonds t.. redeem what are known
as her kiis and bridge bomls.
To amend and IS SnSlll an act entitled
an act to authorize the Board ?>f Super?
visors of AlleRhany ?ounty to borrow
mon.-y _,, redi in '. ds of the said
cmnty.
To authorize : of Supervisors
of the county of IMtlsylvania to allow
Company i. Messer ?ation, to
a monument on tin- public ptjinrc
of said county.
To ? in magis?
terial district In the county of Cheater
Ipolntment o? a
ly ?dtlrer, and to !lx his compen?
sation.
To p, rmit Proderfeb R Wyaa, a
minor, to qualify us a notary public.
To am sad and re-enad an sot entitled
an a.-t ; Pa-Crash
Draw-Bridge Company.
TO provide f,,r destruction ot certain
poll-books in tlie Cbrk's MOCO of the
county and corporation courts.
i and re-enact s. ctioo 117 of
' "I-- of Virginia, with reference to
now jiniK's of eh.-tion appointed Calling
and, who t..
T.. ainene and re-enact section i.?
How tin? counties "f
...11, and Graj son, to sul.
t.. the capital st...-k
Railroad ? iompany.
T.. prohibit hogs from running
upon ' within certain
: lb? d limit ' |
'
To amend and re-enact section ?i of an
ntltled an act to lacorporate the
if Newport Newts, in the county of
\\ n ?.'.: k, and t " provide a .harter there?
for, approved January U,
To authorial th.- Common Council of
Ity of Newport News to cause t
! for, and in the name Of, ths said
..f d? ht or bonds in ad?
.tition to those it is now authorised by
law t" issue and to the present Indebted
To amend and o-.not section 3120 of
ths Coda of Virginia, ivst, in relation to
payment ?>f money Into Treasury when
'.i.-il In hanks.
To provide f??r Imposing a speclne
lionse tax on slot-machines Into whV h
ara dropped pennies or nickels and need
in the State tO dlOPOOS "f ???ars. dga?
chewing Kiim, or other articles of
tin nli ' I mi musical de!
OB the nlckel-ln-thc-slot
principle, to Increaes the revenues ?>f the
State.
To license employment sgenetea, pre?
scribe regulations for doing buslni ?, and
prescribe penalties for violation of the
To authorize W. R Car Ii f to I
and maintain s wharf ?>n his land near
Pig Point, on the Nanaemond river, in
Nansemond county,
Authof-Mnhg the ?ounty Hoard ..f Ellas?
both ? bonds for im
proving, enlarging, snd building school?
ing land and furni?
ture f..r same.
Granting to M. C. Armstrong the right
ihlish a f.-rry from Rlaokh
Point, ?m Hampton ero"k, in the county
of Elisabeth City, to the opposite side
. .1 (le. k.
T.. amend, ratify, and confirm the char
itton granted by ?'. w.
Hill, .lu?l?i?' of ths Second Judicial Cir?
cuit of Virginia, on March 14, UM, laoor?
inland Lumber Compon**,
seis,
the Srhooi Rosrd ":'
ham School District, of county of
Wvthe. to hoitow id s?-cure
payment of it by deed of trust upon
iutborla the Hoard of lupervl
. iiand to In?
ity Court
oi'.y.
To provide for a road ? ?mmtsslon
' ', In the
ampton.
thi B?3ho '1 Ti
it,,...!-. Csmpbell cunt;.
borrow coo
To protect v.iid turkey in th?? canal
'.
To provide that when an aetioa
Ugh! upon an evidence of debt, In
.ry. and Judgment is Ob?
talned Igm? nt. provided it ?s not
: he result of an With ths en I
Itor 10 Cloak the us"iy. shall operate to
debar the debtor from setting up th
In any subsequent pro?
ceedings thereon.
SENATE BILLS PASSED,
To amend and re-enact sections .,
and UM Of t'n. CodS Of VIrgiala, in re?
lation to procees for th arrest of
barged with crime.
To authorize and smpower lh- B II
?my t..
bonds.
To Incorporate ths Halites Instil
n
\ Irglnia, In relation t.? ;
dings to
:
To | res II ii"' tin- powers and duties
..i' ths cities am! t<
Commonwealth of Virginia, snd to
me.
To amend and sections
and Hfl <?f th.- Code of Virginia, In n
tioii to search warrants.
To at.i and i' -"na. i an ad i ni
au Sd in relation to tin? appointment ol
commissioners In chai
IPPROVED in THE GOVERSOR.
Ill- l\eel,ene> \ 111 m.. v. III. ->IkiiiI| illi
lo n Largo Raahar al lass Lawn,
rnor Tyler yesterday affixed
ure to t: -; hills, which
i,.id prevtouslj? pa>s,.,| ooth houses ol
(he Id ?
To amend and f., ^ tlon 4107 of
the Cod.- in relation to th.- riKht ?,r
p.al to . .nut from tin? Jililgmailll ?.*
nd just.ces of th.? p.
in criminal (Or the dl -
position of the gCCUSed, unless let to fall.
the Issu.- of a lew wart'.Hi' or
am. n.Inn ?it of the ori?inal warrant by
tin- ?.'oiimy, Corporation, or Hual
?'"iirt, and to lix tin? rulo of procedure
manta in the said courts.
To astead the time for the colleci
of town taxes or levies in A-'dual.
authorize the owners of additions
Nos. 1 and 2 ot the town of HLhlands, In
... 11 'ou-nty. to close th?- r|
alleys of said additions.
To emend and re?unset asotloa ]?jg of
th.- Cod.- of UM, in olation to railroad
companies inclosing thslr roadbeds with
fences ami eraotlng ? sills gnsi :
To : ? Wlehle, In
Pglrfax ? ?
Authorising th" Leeaaoni i:.i?.
Church, In AOCOSBM county, i
certain church property.
To amend and Motion 13 of an
act to aiBOnd Sad re-enact the charter ??:
thn town of Ashland, as amended.
To laoor potato the Daten Indeaanit*
To Incorporate the Laurel Raliw
Company.
To amend ainl i.-enact section I.V.? ?f
the Code, in relation lo lists of deed-. li?
be mado out annually by ?h-rks ol
courts, and what lets are to contain.
TO exonerate certain lands in Koanok?
?ity from crroneoua taxation, and t.
r. J. W. Lynch from liability
lor
To empower the Board of Btt|
of the county of Isle of Wljtht to borrow ,
money to purchase team and applla
to work it? roads, and t
therefor.
To declare a certain portion of ??round
la York river to be natural ovster-rock.
F??r tin- relief oi ?" H. BesmoT, S. J. ,
. M. Goldberg, RUa M?<rK??n. I.
hers, an?i j. w. Richards
To amend and re-? naet sections 23, 61,
iufi, and It? i?f an act approved February
Wo Movb February 21st
TO
_ FOUSHEE AND BROAD.
ivery Part and Parcel of Goods in this House
Reduced Except Where Contracts With
Manufacturers Forbid.
?jttfe.
Ladies' Coats, Cheviot and
Melton ( 'Idhs, storm collar, shield
rout, lined, sold at $?>, $6, and
r7..io. All at ou? < ?- > ?*/\
irice. ?-?PvJ.sJU
107 yards Ruchin-r, lied and
?r.iii, If inclu?s wide, former
irioe ?r)0e., to close, *><t |/\_
raid. IvC?
Ludion' Handkerchiefs, Swiss
mbroidered, ne.it puttt-riis. Sold
"i- LOe, ?BlBla, now four -"ier
"or. ?-3C?
Bors' rants, All-Wool Cheviot
"hecks and Solid OoloTS, w. !'.
".i? and 7."e., reduced ^q
()'H' lnt Corsets, fire di?en nt
-1 \ 1 ? -. extfg Lo&g waists, sohl
i|?w:inls o! (1.26? on
hoiee.0--/V-?
750 yards Percales, Satines, and
(linirlnims, 10$ sod l.tye. m
qualities, per yard. 3C.
lfair-1'inH. 1 n v i si 1? 1 8, both
Crimped and plain, 'lozen *
papers. 3C?
j
OfJBj lot ni'-e India Linon,
860 y.trds, t?. elose, per -^3^
yard. ?4wC*
ink Tablets, satin finish, extra
heavy,?.)'?.. ?WO of them, 10c. ^%
quality, now. *3C?
Children's I loso, Fast Fduck,
-, double knee, heel, q
,ind toe, now, j.er pair. "C?
Bl??kets, heavy twilled, Komaii
?stripe border, full 11-1 rn
I si/e. bound a\ it h best tape OcfC?
MER'S.Sixth and Broad.
to provide a new i barter for ?he
city of Itoenobe.
To amend and r- (Jon VI Of BB
act approved February provide
for th?- ?ettlement of th? public debt <>(
Virginia, not funded under th. provisions
Of ?ill I Main and declBTS Vlt
gtnla'a equitable share of th<- <i? nt cre?
ated before and actually i voting at tho
time or tb. pertltlon of her territory and
resources, und to provide for the
of bonds i-.'iiv. ". inn th? an me ami
prompt payment of Interest thereon,
ring for its object tie- r-oUeetion,
rvatlOB, and perpetuation of th?
minus of the .soldiers of Virginia who
fought In bar defence la tbe war be?
tween tb. States.
To auttortsa and empower tbe Board
Of Bupervlsora of Botetouti county to
borrow M4M lo pay for s bridgs
James river.
For tb. I'i'.'servatii n of <iuall In the
counties or Kin? ('.or*?? and Stafford.
To sutboris. th" extension of tb. tit;*?.
tin church property In Bo!
county.
To ,mi.lid and re-enact section l-, ,,f
tb. charter of k.irmviii?-.
To .niieiid ami re-enact sections ' '>. ;i,
ami 19 of an act to ?Incorporate tbe town
O? Bstrelville nit?., as amended
and approy? ,1
To amend and ra-.naet the charter el
tb? N'.rfoik Mcb, as
granted by lbs Cori i .urt of
Norfolk Ma) by ( haniitnj- its
n use and extend ewers.
To incorporate tb? Mutual Kite Insur
iompany,
To rei n It of an act approved
?December it. lsm, to incorporais th.
town of cii.v. i. r ?my.
To authorize the filing of :i petition In
ding chai m tii?. ('i.'t'k'a
Office, and to matur at iules.
'lo incoi; ;.hoiie
Company,
To allow th- . ' 'field
county to vote on the fence law.
nortslns. and arapowi ring I
of Super*?
..ry of tie- County Judge of that
county.
r tii?' truste? - of t
i . t i tltutc to issui bonds,
borrow m..n.'.v Ihen on, ?nd to
ut same
tiend th,. tiiii.- rnmenclng
and completing th.natructlon i I
ni authorised under lbs act fip**
proved March " . IBM Incerporattng tho
"ompany.
To tutors .uni oth.-r lidu rla?
. i Virginia i i" r i atsua
bonds Issued by virtu.- f an art ap
i February n. I
To authorize the Ho. tors ot
I a Taaawall Coal and iron company to
anltal atock,
?'.. amend ami re?enai i rwcUoa MM of
amend? .i in relation to the
jurisdiction of polie justice., jus-,.
- to the trial of off? Bd
certain
To amend and n act appi
Pebrvi - the time
for holding the circuli courts in the
Fourth Judicial ?'ir. 'he addi?
tion thereto of tb. city of L-ynebburg
and the eounty of CempbelL
ind confirm an act conflrm
Jobn C. Ollnger ami those claim?
ing under him tbe t i -1. - t,, a certain tract
of land it a tas ?ale,
To amend ?.ml i - nact ?ectlon
the Foundling Hi -,- -
to allow an ni
raber of its hoards ol
?luthorudng and directing the Attorney
of the Btste to Institut?
iVllUsm Elllnger in th.?
Circuit Court of
..n Jurisdiction by sm B pro.-? d
..r from him the 8tB
iln held i.y him in A "inty
,,,. to rtaln di i t
Ion to bin from th
r, and to do wb.tevi r may
t.. maintain, prote.-t, and
State at,
.iroin.d, and n- < r I or island-'.
, . nd and r CttOB 8U of
:,-, as amended, preatnrnsng lb?
penalties of bonds of county oth
\ ( uni n-oiii Mr. I'rigr,
Ifancbeeter, Va., February I,
itch:
Xhe M Manch.-s
ter column of this mornings paper ?>r
nal difficulty between Bayst
871111am 1- Olopion. occurring in
ourt tbe night bet-are, is so unjust t.. sas
that II
?st as tii?y occurred.
Ws arete tngtgtd la trying tan
Stinnally vs. Dorsett ?fc Bradley. I had
in? o? tbe defendants, A. J. r
inder en nation at th?? tin
had partially worded or put to tun. s
luestion, when his inansM. Mr. i
. lopton 08
i at tbe same tlsne iuk onusr*
.i ting
n (which had not I
|y put, and that 1
?new it 1 , 1 thi? remark to pa??
jnnotlced, trusting and hellevlng at the
it it had been wholly Ina
! myself ?Imply l>y mo*
i.'stlng to th int.' counsel mat
tira th.- Jury. ,i.i 1 did not care Tor
it? in to hear the question until the Judge
lad pass til on it. Keither tb? counsel nor
. w tit to adopt my suggestion, so
reed to word my Question again
n the presence and hearing of tho Jury
K* soon as I had complet?-.l It Judge Clop.
m HKiiin ob.i-et.'.i. Brad stated kaadly and
llstinctly, and with en evident deatr. to |
be heard, that tb. was not
fairly part, an?! tliat I STOW It. I had no
;ve then bul to i*"ti?'lude that hi?
purpose wa? not a
'. but that he deetred and in
? iid.-.l *to Insult me lib?Wlee I thererore
Instaatly totd him hi? assertion was
false, and he then rol ' ere a
Igf " i" which i replied "Vou ar?? sn
>ther, and tibie one. ?Ir."
Th.? statement in v< or paper I? unjust
to me, In that It broedlv conveys the 1m- *
ii that I ?ajsTsinil mv?elf to h.? I
charged with knowingly putltng a que.- J
Ion I knew to be unfair without *ivtn*
h.. lie to the charge. The court latorsgad
toted tnr
rning in court, that he hud given
affront, ami Judgo Clopton *?~
?rdlngl] morning in court arose
at h?? withdrew the words.
,nd withdrew my
SOftM, and the Coart thereup?m ?lis
bargod Ibe p-cognlsancea. The linea your
taper ts correct in aeytag, "?so."
Begging your pardon for having to tres
>n your apace for a matter SO
,ureiy personal, I am
Very respectfully,
CHARLES L TA?R.
i m ?i IE m HM.n i\ PAGE ? ot ity.
lni?|i??niiiKH In nml Vboni th?? Totea
?if I. ? ? ??>.
LURAT, va., February y.-trfp
small frame storehouao at Murkavllle,
n this county, OOOUpiOd by 1.011g A Reld,
aerebaats, was daetraya?i with its con?
nu? on Monday night. The loas
s about |M> partly OOSared by insurance.
Mr. J. H. Walk.-r, of this plac. . who I..
: in civil onglnoertng t?i?. winter
D the northern part of New York 8tat?>,
that the thermometer there
i as low as -
?_d that the snow is 2 i sp ?m .1
i 19 feet di p In di
Mrs. John II. Sherman, of Luray, whose
bas been n??i??d In thl
now In a critical condition, ami
n-r death is look almost any
lour.
Mr. Hob. 11 !.. M'Klm. a Stadoal ?>t
tichmomi College, has retoraod i?? MM
tome here somewhat Indlapoeed, to re?u
Mr. Kdwln I. ?. ? | -. of Hlchm
?siting friends in Luray, nr>
ordlal web
Mr. C. T. Holt; man. the new!\-appoint.
d postmaster ?>f Luray, has been quite
iromlnctrl in Republican politics in this
?etion. ami ; of Ihs l?1s
r. Hoitsm
or mm
>f Un- County snd - r tm?
"unty, and Is well qualified ! discharge
bs duties of ti.m.-.- for m
n nominate,! by Presld? nt M
ey.
Tin: CASE or .1. .1. row f.i.i.
*?> > Dssaaadlag lbs iii.tninn of
t-r??<-n??a\ III?? I ?Mint.i < ?tart.
EMPi ?RIA, \ \ F I ru ir-j
rudge W. Samuel Goodwyn, of th?
?.: . lile ? ounty, went upon
ii ihis morning, and r< sum? d UN
rial of J. J. Powell, charged with feioay
rhlch lias been In progress since
lay. The Commoi
lo o .- . and iba defen? .? t
'.?mmeni'i.l the xamlnatlon of their wlt
The trial will likely I .
io klttger. Much int? rest Is matilfextcii.
iri'i the court-room la ? rewded wli
atoro, a lar^?' tiiimber ??f whom nre col
?red. The case Is rSglOSSUtsd ?
kind every inch is
lotly contested. J dwyn Is pre
ildlng ??' er the trial with k?
ind?ability. Ills loag tenure as Attorney
..r the Commonwealth renders him tno
-oughly com with all n
irUing In a criminal eise. Just as this
. ;t-r is completed argument of couns?i
?I will likely I
to-night.
I the Richmond
rotitig Woman's Christian Temperance
'nioti will be held ti, ,n at 1
/.lock, at the Woman i Christian Asso
dation. T . it Franklin. Muslneas of
nueii importance win he disease
Temple, Pemberton,
Cordes & Company,
7 and 9 west Broad stMeL
\\'?> place OB sale .??-?lay
on stock (>t new
Colored Dress Goods
in ths coming season's
W9MT.
\\<???l. J\( ?tl IRD*.
? ns, fall line of Spring
tt, ll.lo. 11 SO. and $2.
1 KaiKKtl \ M HIM..
Full line of Spring Shades, 11.15
HE,
EPISRUH.
nt a ii. H.is. II.?ft, and
rSSErflAfl ? (?VERTS.
All iht- new Spring Shadings tl.
|l.1H, tlJSS, a..'. H.."???.
? III I K M HIM.?.
?Entirely new effects, fail line of
, $i and II a?.
HRdAIMTOTIIX.
complote assortment of all New
11.13 il V?. ?ml t?MS.
I lit I.I.IKS.
New patterns am! colorings, SO
7"
Rheumatism.
The pains IncUi ?nl to rhoiiroai'sm are
ebarsd by one application of Cbembo-r?
ain's Pain Balm, and it* I'ontiuuetl usa
oou affect* a permanent cura.
!.. ' .?S.? Tu t That

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