Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-13

cours sssil afSer NAY /, 1894, b. sljowed q
draw or receive any saIeryu tnefe remains y
hls court undecided any Csc wn1m has ~.
ATTY or ninety dnya respectively. BY M p. y:
Brown. TO ri on r. T. Mccsn. laso treasurer q
Botetourt county, further time 70 make seete-
menf and return deilnquencies ana % conecs Va
tickets.
wAsr A nBsAEy sUfiprxo.
Mr.. J. Taylor stratton introduced the solo"ins'
Reso,rrd. That ths Committee on Schools ana
Colleges be requested 70 inquire into the cxpc-
d,sncy Of reporting BY BIZ OF otneruiss sc, ne
plan Tor the erection Of nrc-proof bailclng Lor
The proper preservssion aud security OF ne
STATE Library and publ documents ana rccotos.
The resolution was referred 70 the CONTINUES
on schools and Colleges, Of which nj. s'raton
Is o member.
FEMALE PHYSICIANS IN AsyLuxs.
The blu providing for the appointment OF ie-
male rhys.cisu, IN asvirms came up on its
third reading at 1870 o'clock M. hoiacr'
its patron, stated tina, the Dill was pf1"
cpay framed for the peneht OF insane a,,s,t
ed IN four Gtatcs and urged the need o. patient.
careful treatment for ssch cases. huuarsy
demands that We shouI1 give these poor psopies
all possible comforts" eaid MI. kotner' ana
this law could not do any harm anu IL sa'oop''
bic Of doing great good" -
which he heartily Advocated the passage o. tno
measure. lie gave bubttt'ec ..f"s.-~-1--
women had accomplished remarkable records az
colleges to show that female physicians can DO
Us competent az men.
Speaker Cardwell (Mr. Ryan In the chair OPP
sars as tho U b ~ Of visitors Of the asylums
have the authority 20 employ such assistants as
thoy mood. The Speaker said that the akpylh.-
ment OF female physicians would % ,enec, I.
upon our male doctors; II female physicians
were to be put in the asylnms then they ought
20 be put in our households. lie was opposed 10
women following such avocatious IN ne, anu
said: "Let our southern women cocupy VIC ~.
BILE positions OF mothers, sisters, teacners, anu
also in the highest circles OF society"
Mr. Card well addei that all the delicate treat-
ment OF female patients IN asylums was done py
trained muses. OF the same sex. +.
al stand for the bill, both heart ana prniI'
said Mr.. Kent al stand for progress, ana
for emancipation Of the female sex from great
many employments from which they are now De-
barred Who Is the female physician IN your
family now IL fs the mother who 10 the ex.
perienced nurse stand for the Dill because
belieye IL 10 be In the interest OF humanity ana
sentiment"
NIX. GIBSON WANTS TO BE sURsED BY WOMAN
WHEN He Is SICK.
Mr.. J. Catlett Gibson urged the passage OF the
bill AT there IL n profession for which woman
is peculiarly qualified 1t Is the practice OF medl-
cine" said he. NEARLY all nurses nave peen
females we have no need OF male nurses excep!
where strength is required. Inc spear ,ns ton
Of a horny-nsted son OF toll; ne wanted MS
brow smoothed by the gentle touch OF woman
Speaker Cardwell took the noor again ana OPP
posed the bill In vigorous speech. tie was ioi-
lowed by Mr. Saunders, who strongly urged us
The bin was ordered 10 Its engrossment ana
third reading.
House Bills PASSED.
To incorporate the Roanoke and New Castle
Railway and Mining Company; 70 incorpOra,,c =
the Roanoke Salem and Western Railroad
10 incorporate the Crystal Spring Street. haii.
way Company and TO make valid the sets OF said
company under charter heretofore granted -
it by the Judge of the Hastings court 0, tne cry
OF Roanoke; to incorporate the Tazeweii street.
Railway Company; to amend and re-enact
section 923 of the Code in regard TO the appoint
ment OF notaries public
Adjourned at 2;10.