Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-30

Nh sfu1kg ofp0d1e.
MI Stnbbs oppose1 tns ollL Itmesns noshine
more nor lea, he sid, than 70 force tbs boards
xs ere Snss x ss spfes sssy
Mr.. Yarrel--hc said DO differed from the gentie-
man who on Thursday had said what VS. Koo1
fer Nov York ves good for Virginia no did pot
North was good for tbs women Of virginia. he
hoped tho time would never come when virginia
vcncn would be seen on tho ro<trnm eftcmp.-
tng 70 control she polIticsot the commonwcaitn.
for The position Of physician In our asyinms
Ne did not hrlieye that - vas tho sphere Oh
Virgins woman oiihcr 70 practice medicine o.
Jaw. and be noser expected 70 vote tori PROPOSE
tse Farmsil;e school. IL was established 20 efn-
cate Virtinia women: 70 incuicate Virginia Ideas
10 the rising generation. Until virginia Esmaie
rnysicisn had been rc5ectod BY Donra scs ns
down here and take charge Of our daughters
who By Providence lave been stricken with In
sanity. The press Of Virginia were WASTING tnelr
sweetness on the desert asr, he declared, u they
expected by their criticism 10 deter the senate
from doing Is duty.
xa. BLACKSTONE ArrsovKs.
Mr.. Blackstone said he had never soon mat
tor before ths Senate which excited moro tnte-
rest than this bill, or upon which there was such
q diversity Of opiEiop. He had as much respect
for tho traditions OF virginia AZ BAG tne sensscr
.s~,' ,ssrs ,ssga nsv Demands uuon woman.
Msrv reaeons haa neen adynneed why tho bill
Should pass, but the most potent had not Deen
Nm ia 80. 80 slwrvs richt He agreed With
shss asr,sor from (.rsie Mr. Marshall,
that the necessity for female ph{sic'sns
,-nros, .r,sa shs nj, thew we're going 70 have
!, ~ ,n,shs Ia m. IN for A TINA but IL was
s.,,.S ,r s,o,,,e 1ba r,rsition NJ the Senator
from Charles City was the only position o.
ftfengtn tsken Dy .ne 0ppo.1,hh Nov an earth. he
SIAM 2 nss.o ~, s,,e-,,sS 70 Understand
~, a,sn Ia vas heartily In favor OF
tne DIE ana eonsue,eu snss e from Charles
W ~ was soae usses " so he-.ense he
1 ,tnny,, ~ Z, v ya,a III. NJ me hi.
'housns " Soa,u al. 'a,v ~, ~. mr. nv.,v
MN. bo'kNsfhiH eAo0n' 10
Mr.. Loyenstcin. chairman Of the Committee
on Public Institutions and Education, from
which the bin Vas reported ,,
.ne p,, auu eelen W. rod ~ the fact that he
W. ~ .ss - ,ha Kin eatablIsh,ng the Nor.
wes VIC Iass,,nts Al FsrmyiIle lie hoped
iuai rcIuaie w -. ,h., "a other insti-
the time "vuiu sono s,s Ia eb,e IN mrn ont
tuIlops Of tno osa'o ~ tsEe the places
Ieihsle pny ,shxs,cians In the esylums This
OF hssls.nhl p nys.O a., ,.,,,, sideratton Of the
committee pos.pVneu ,no tba, H. friends might
plil iot meo s, ~ ~ 1reasnt tbeir views
nave esess Saa,, nize, 10 influence the
n, nny "a had been charged, Is was ia the
A -. - no. bail Aa n IN
tsnks Oa sno he hsd visited the asyums
~ "a s"S was confdent that whatever changes
a xera T nscsssery would DO made He wanted the
Law as II row stands. The Western Asylum ~ q,
Board had, under the statete enpowel'ns ',o, -,
| TO do 30, elected female physician, anu ~
doubt properly. He bad no ooupt Nnou sno
time came when IL was necessary or expou.e ,.,
| 70 appoint female physicians ~ tno JIM, nSy
| lums these boards IN tneir wisuVin mvu,u
point them. The law as II stands' ne coh'onuoo'
"A nuA
Mr. Roberts called the previous question, wnicn
was on Mr. Littlos substitute 10 mr. nariisons
amendment. The substitute was iost ny 'o'o
OF rs TO ID.
Tho question then required on the ADOPTION Vi
the report Of the committee relecting 'he oii''
and the vote stood-ayes, "a noes II.
Mr. Marshall introduced Dill 70 proyiSae icr
Fair. which was referred.
At 2;40 the Senate adjourned.
House of Delegates.
,...1,ua. ~ ,ha uousa were comm an .ed
III, lug ~ p,v vo1 Nv Rev DR. Calisch.
Win praysr W ne,- pa,h r,s.sntaa N netit,on
,ca - = nun,ber III citizens Of Batl, county
rt ~. ~ ~ ths Kant railroad hill az
as~ns S ,u 49, nv ne chamber az Commerce and
ngIeou. upos' ~. y, W.
~, ~ 49, "s rsssnted netiton signed bv
.,. IN. - Ring Georye ana Wesfu,oreland
,e,.a ra sin the fegslature moi no macs the
.s"shinS mn" when Imposes an annual tax OF
a q, ~, Eli ,onnd-nets
sy H. " ar pnrsssnted netiton from citizens OF
cnmhsriand comfy ureine the passage OF his
rsJiroad mil
o,,,,.,.u,u mr.,
lab "ohhp rAih bill"
Mr. Munford by request) introduced piil 70
provide for tho collection arrangement, and dis
play Of the products OF the State OF virginia az
The bill provides for commission, 70 be known
as the Board of Worlds Fair Managers OF VIZ
ginia, and TO consist Of one member from each OF
the ten congressional districts ThetTo Worlds
- tfaaf..r hA
managers from Virginia shall be ex-oflcfo mem
bers OF this board. The members OF the board
are to be appointed by tho Governor WITHIN tnit
ty days after the enactment OF the law, ana
when the body shall have ORGANIZED by the eiec-
tion OF the usual oftcers the treasurer shan oe
required 70 give slO,Ouo Donu Inc Governor
10 clothed with power 10 remove ior cause ana 10
I'LL vacancies
The members OF the poeru VINO are not Or ers
shall only receive their actuai necessary OK
ponfek The board 70 70 appoint Two excclHVe
commissioners, one OF wno,n snaLl po a. '
business man anu whose uutcs snsn 20 ZIG ~ 70
| lection ana transportation VI oAur.o W .no
| Fair. and the other a man OF scientific attain
arrangement cessncaton esnis rs h ana s sa-
se,tsousens ~ ~ 80 sIso ono isao assistant
% 30 ~ re- isds.i work The hoard 4
~ ssIaTies Of these ofcers. aud no other sala-
| ries are 10 be paid except the secretary and
! treasurer.
| The bill provides for an appropriation OF poi
| moro than $50 900, not more than one half Of
which snail be used In the present year and the
remaining 900 or 80 much thereof as may
be required In 1893. Authority Is given TO bos d.
1 OF supervisors and councils 10 make approprla-
tions 10 provide for county and city displays al
the Worlds Fair. An auxiliary board TO consist
OF one man and one woman for each county OF
the city aud State Is TO be appointed TO assist ths
Board Of Managers In their WORK.
Mr.. Munford also offered the Following
Resolped By tbs House Of Delegates 81 Iuginh
(the Senate concurring), That a COMMITTEES o
two upon the part OF the Senate and three upoi
the part OF the House be appointed who shall II
the presence OF tho Governor OF the Common
wealth and Treasurer, cause to DO destroyed D.
burning ell the bonds purchased by the Board Q
Sinking-Fund Commissioners under and by VII
tue OF the provisions OF sections =, ., A. o, ana
] Of an act approved March 10, 1884, entitled al
oct appropriatlng the public revenues Tor IN
fiscal years 1884 and 1853 and all acts amenda
tory thereof; provided that list OF bonds 8
| destroyed, with their denominations, date o
issue, and number shall be preserved In tn
| offices OF the Treasurer and Second Auditor q
the Commonwealth.
| This Joint resolution shall take effect from II
| massage
TIE resolution involves 81, 1857, $4,000 in Rid
dleberger bonds, which have been redeemed