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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22

An Interesting Discussion by Uoo'o''
krr and Mcclure.


\ called meeting Of the Committee "n
Asylums and Prisons met in MAJ. o'a'''''
office. In the Capitol. last night.
Pr W. W Parker made an cNhaus'iihe
addressed In opposition 10 Nr. konct : W.,
now before the committee. to proNihf ~.
IN" licensing OF females as attchhtu-
pnNsicians al All insane asylums lh ~
state lie took. as he stated, the ~
tent ground that women would not 'h'i
proper safeguard for the obserNahDt
OF the criminal laws bearing ON illegal
practice IN reference 10 childbirth. re
recited number Of instances when
had arisen IN his forty-odd years 81
practice II ~ needless 10 say That me
committee followed the speaker closely
lie gave fourteen reasons why women
would not do as physicians. the most ser
tncnt one being that a female doctor
would not care 10 get np a. midnight 10
answer an emergency call.
They have not the stubborn pcrscver-
ance required In difficult cases. An anl-
mated dispute between the Doctor and
Messrs. BnfOrd and Harris Of the com
mittee, occurred ON the point OF
woman's stability or nerve when us
nocd was experienced.
Or. Hunter Mcclure also addressed tho
committee in favor Oi the measure. lte
began by paying "A high compliment 10
Dr. Parkcr's ability, tie disagreed with
many of his propositions. however, as 10
wofnan's unftncss for duty As physi-
clans lie had used women as assistants
I'm his surgical practice with the best re-
suits.
lie thought. n woman had proper
knowledge Of anatomy. etc., she Wohid
be Of invaluable service. Her peFcfp-
ton was little short OF wonderful, IN
"A uuicf. easy conversational tone ne went
over the ground carefully ana Thoroughly.
The experiment had been tried Win
success elsewhere. ana he saw no reason
why il would not work in virginia.
The chairman hopes 20 get = iull at
tendance Of the committee to-day, after
the morning session, as members who
could not attend last night express "a
desire 10 go on record. The bill IS 81
importance as. II IT is adopted by the
assembly. IL Will introduce women into
medical fraternitics and viii probably
result in further privileges OF the pro-
fcssiOn being accorded them.
Ofhrr Committees.
other ,cons1httcc meetings Yesterday
were. The Finance Committee I'm the
Historical Societv's rooms in the even
ing This committee is literally buried
with bills which need us consideration
Committee on Roads and Internal Navi-
CATION at the same place. ana the Conn
mittcc on Roads at the Exchange Hotel
only usual routine matters received
their attention.
The Committee for Courts Of Justice
met in the morning and prepared favor
able report on the cmDalmng Dill, when
has already been noted IN these columns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
sAryINf,s "CEsAR De BIzay."
High Art Welcomed by FASHIONS No a.
ries-Clever Scenic Effects.

All sacred VOWS OF Lent were laid
aside last evening. and Richmond's So
cial votaries turned out with full ranks
TO witness a most excellent scenic pro-
duction Of D'Ennery's humorous rom
ance "Don Caesar De Bazan" by Alex
ander Salvini and a selected company OF
players.
Alexander Salvlni and his sire To-
maso Saivini. eniertaiHed large audiences
here several years ago with plays OF
character that we're attractive ana
which finger in the memories OF their
hearers. II was then that Alexander,
who acted alternate nights with his
father, made an impression upon the
theatre-goers of Richmond that has
proved. 10 judge from the ovation he
received upon his first appearance last
evening. 10 have been well cherished.
Mr.. Salvini could not have selected from
his abundant repertoire a more appro-
pirate play than "Don Caesar de Ba-
Eau" Cor his first nights entertainment.
As don Caesar the wagsish graggart,
who fears not death, but looks upon
1t as an honor" who carries within his
massive frame q. passion that Is exploded
by the slightest spark Of animosty on the
part Of another. yet vithal 80 shaded with
the awe of deep and ever true love for
the one he adores II IS faNltless poI-
traya of the role. So well does he wrap
the mysteries of his art around his au-
ditors that for the time they cast aside
all thought Of the artists skill and
look upon him as Don Caesar de Bazan
IN reality.
The role Of Ia Zarillo." the armorer's
apprentice. was appropriately rendered by
Miss Maude Dixon and Miss Eleanor
Moretti gave q. strong conception Of the
character Of Mariana
Messrs. William Harris. William Red
mund and the rest OF the cast are all
artists in their several roles.
The play was produced with all those
scenic effects and accessories that OBJ
tanned such favor in the first productions
in New York
At the performance this evening Mr..
salyini viii be seen as "D'Artagnau" in
the dramatic adaptation Of Dumas
4s'rhree Guardsmen."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22

clean, Isat6c.; in barrels and boxes
poultry~Receipts Of all kinds Of pouI-
try much lighter and demand active 80
quoted: Following are the present prices:
Chickens divep. per pound, s6foc.; ducks
Oivcp. per pound, 3aioc., hcns divc). per
pound. safe geese divc). per head 90
soc; roosters ,oid), per pound, so6c.; tnr-
keys dive eohhlersl, per pound. sdoc.; live
hens. per pound, ice. dressed hens. peg
pound i3qfic. dressed gobbers. per
pound. fod'i2c.: chickens tdresSed}. lsrge.
per pound. sn9c.; chickens tsmalD, per
pound, loGl2c.: ducks tdressedD, per
pound, 1nGl2c.: geese tircssed), per
pound. 7atc.: rabbits. per piece. isai7c.
f'ruits--Appics very scarce and demand
active. Receipts oranges are hcavv and
prices low. Quotations arc as follows:
Choice Albemaric. per barrel, Stooqsoo;
choice Ninesap. per barrel, Sfaqsoo.
good Winesaps. per barrel. <3.O0n3 so.
johnson winter, per barrel, Sioo4J0o:
orarges. choice hrights. ibo's 20 2O0s.
s. Odl.75: choice Russcttr. i5O's to zoos.
81 35q1.Go: choice a6s to 12s's, siOoe3i. rs.
Meats-Pork Is selling higher. \oals
active. Following are quotations: Calves,
per pound gross. 5u6c.: sheep. per
4ati1c.; beef calves, per pound. 2u2Ac.:
heifers, per pound. 2tan3isc.; steers, per
pound, 2iisa3isc.: dressed hogs ssmali. per
pound, &c; dressed hogs Qave), per
cd. per pound. l6nlIc.; large, well smol<-
cd. per pound, la tic; sides lcured), per
pound. f2ni3c.; shoulders tsmokcd), 100
12c. per pound.
Dried Fruts-Apples fancy sliced. per
pound, 4n9c.; duartered. per pound, -
3bc: peaches peelcd). per pound. -
lOc: cherries pitted). Per pound a1f0c.
Miscellaneous Beans white. No. I. per
bushel. $i.5opi0; No; 2. si2oqi33i
peas. per hushel 65nsic: ginseng. pcr
pound. 1928: feathers dive geesc). per
pound 3SQ4Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
TILE COTTON MARKETS.

>.rW YORK. Feb. 2l.--Cotton dull; mid
aijnS gull SIS; middling uplands, rs;
e,iins sss bales. Futures closed STEADY;
800 200 100 bales; February, Iis: March,
9si. AnriL 7.59; May, 1866; June, LIZ; July
-, August. 7.s2; September III. Octo-
her IA: November. 7Ss; December, l.s5.
The total consolidated net receipts OF
ootton to-day from all ports were 1854
b9iss. exports 10 France, l2,Si0 bales Con
,sneni 700 bales; stock, yiS.56s bales.
, a,i so far this week; Net receipts
I,ess hales: exports 10 Great Britain,
I6S7s bales; France, B'3l bales; Cohu-
hg Nt;;W ORLEANS. Feb. I.-semi- weekly
,,rrement al thirteen leading interior
nwns. Receipts. l6, 2Ss bales, against u 40
.omn last wear; shipments. A.oOe bales,
oosinst n. $50 bales last year; STOCK, -f'Si-
hsias against S52,0i2 bales last year:
o"lJrv,ERPOOL, Feb. I.-Noon.-Cotton
T., Idsnand al moderate prices, ana prices
IN pp',vers' favor; American middling, IA;
n ~ 5000 bales; American middling. .V
800. speculation and export. 90 pales'
paei,,s OOO bales: American, 800 oaies.
,sn,,,res barely steady and demand poor
t,ahruarv 4 GOT March ana April, '-of'
I'm and May, SEA May ana June
'f,o-sI. June and July. l2-ei: august
ta-s4. August and September, = le,",
p M.-American middling; 300; is ,s
good middling, i5-1s, midduns' f'-1''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
hoODr, TIE EyANGEIIsT,
Arrangements to DO blade for the Recep-
ton Of the Great Preacher.

Secretary Tibbitts. OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. has seen number
OF The pastors of the city, and as re-
suit OF his conversations the following
circular letter will be sent 10 every minis
Ter in the city:
we are pleased 10 announce TO the
Christian public OF Richmond that mr..
-. 4. Moody has consented TO hold a
series Of evangelistic meetings IN hich-
mond. TO begin about the 10Th OF March
He will be accompanied by Mr. Ira
ID. Sankey. the celebrated singer, VINO
for many years has been associated WIN
him Ia his work.
In accordance with the instructions
given at the meeting Monday afternoon
a meeting IS hereby called OF all the minis
ters Of Richmond and Manchester 10 be
held in the parlor Of the Young Men
Christian Association on Thursday AFTER
noon, I'd instant, at 1870 O'Clock.
Each pastor Us respectfully asked TO
select and invite TO the meeting t@o lay
members OF his church.
The object OF this request - 10 secure
a number OF gentlemen who VIII be VIII
Ing TO do work on the several committees
which viii be necessary in arranging FOR
The meetings. The brethren VIII please
bear In mind that this will be a meeting
of great Importance, and that they VIII
make 1t a point TO be present promptly
al the time named.
lsigned) wv. Il. HATCHER
Chairman Ministers Organization.
GEORGE Il. TIBBITrS. Secretary"
Mr. Tfbbitts has received letters from
The different denominations indicat-
ing their hearty sympathy and CO.
operation in the great work that they are
about 10 undertake He says that every
one he meets is delighted at the thought
Of the visit OF the great preacher, ana
the prediction is that great good VIII DC
accomplished.
AZ the meeting that Is 70 take place
this afternoon all OF the necessary ar
rangements for the meeting VIII be
mapped out. 1t il believed that a taber-
nacie will be constructed on the vacant
lot at the corner OF Fifth and Main
streets. This N a centrally located place,
ana 10 very convenient 20 DIR. Hose's
church. the Second Baptist church, ana
the Young Mems Christian Association, IN
,hs event thar overflow meetings will be
found necessary ~>-~< ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
CRIsPI,s S1IRRING REPLT
To the Attacks Upon the Government,
ItaIy's Financial Condition.

ROME, Feb. M.-ln the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day Premier Crispi delivered
"a stirring reply 10 the attack made upon
the Government yesterday By the Radical
leader SlgnOr CaValOttt, concerning the
action Of the Government IN declaring a
state Of siege in Sicily. SignOr Crispi
declared that the Government would Pc
sort 10 the most energetic measures 10
repres5 any revolutionary movement
started by parties whose aim was 10
weaken Italy. The Government, he said,
had acted entirely within the law I'm de-
claring a state of siege IN Massa de Cara
people affected by the uprising. In taking
this step. he declared the Government
had not conceded anything to It's adhe-
rents or its opponents.
The remarks of the Premier ELECTED
storm OF Radical protests.
Baron SOnninO Minister Of Finance
and ad interim Minister Of the Treasury,
made "a statement Of the financial cOndl-
lion OF the Treasury and the various gov
ernmental departments. lie announced
"a deficit for the fiscal year Of $4,000 900
lire which he said was likely 10 be sensi-
bly, increased ia coming years unless RENE
dial measures We're Immediately applied.
He then submitted a number OF proposals,
which consisted of new taxes and ecOnO-
mics In the administration Of the various
departments. When these economies
should be applied 10 the fullest extent
he estimated that a saving OF 3lW1OD
lire year would be realized. The eco
n0mical measures which had been opera
tive during the past year had resulted in
saving 1900 OOo lire. Of which 100000 had
been reduced from the annual eNpendi-
ture of the Department of War ana 4,VVU-
Vj from the marine budget
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
A TRf-CTTY LEhG JE.
Baseball Matters Getting Into ship-shape
for the Coming Season.

There viii probably be a Tri-City Base
Ball League again this season, as mem
beers of the local clubs are arranging for
the establishment of n fine park on the
corner Of Main and Vine streets which
will be very convenient for lovers of the
snort. Street-cafs will pass right by the
mark every few minutes. providing all
necessary transportation 10 and from the
grounds.
The league will be run on strict busl-
ness principles. A president. secretary.
treasurer and board OF directors Will
Govern the affairs of each club and all
OF the usual appurtenances of the larger
leagues will be furnished.
MIR. Ted Sullivan's efforts TO establish
the State League have been apparently
unsuccessful. He visited several Of the
cities. but failed 10 have The success he
hoped for
Important alterations Of Island Park
are now going on, in anticipation of a
continuation of its popularity of former
wears as a favorite resort for cotestants
ON the diamond. The grounds are being
enlarged. new bleacheries are TO be erect
ed. and the present position Of the dia-
mond so changed as to render the Ia
bility OF the ball being knocked over The
fence very unlikely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Cit
zens and Other Matters.

Messrs. 4. Levy and w. ) Heath, of
Levy Davis, are In New York.
c. A. Ezekiel is spending a few days
at Old POirt and Newport News.
The Tobacco Exchange will DO closed
to-day on account of the National holi-
day.
In the Circuit Court Judgment was con-
fessed by Montague & Tyler IN favor Of
Writ +. Taylor * Co.
Hon. C. t. Ncol. Of Prince William
county, Will address the "Cullngworth
Scouts on Friday night week
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
a marriage license yesterday 10 Eugene +.
Hatcher and Fannie Cary Jones.
Mr. Willard of Fairfax, occupied the
chair I'm the House during the debate on
the local-option law yesterday.
Hon. George W. Hardy, an eX-member
of the House and superintendent of
schools of Lunenburg county. was on the
floor Of the House yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher was made permanent
chairman OF the association 10 arrange
for the visit of Moody and Sankey. and
not Rev Or. Tudor, as reported.
The following invitation has been re-
ceiyed by The Times: The veterans OF Lee
Camp Soldiers Home request the pleasure
Of your company at the Home AT o'clock
T. NJ. on Thursday, February 2d.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
James G. Chandler and Miss >. Josie
Hewlett. The ceremony is announced TO
take place in Cnion-Station Methodist
church at $3.50 o'clock on the evening OF
February 18Th
The Junior Order Of the United Ameri-
can Mechanics Will observe the anniver-
sary of the birth of Washington to-day
They will attend special services at the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church by Rev
Or. Fair. who will preach by request OF
the order on Virtue. Liberty, and Pa
triotism," and at ST. James Methodist
church. where Rev. i. ". Moore will de
liver an address on the Life Of Washing
ton"
Tuesday night about o'clock bright
mulatto infant was left al the door Of
wen-knoWn family on TWenty-seventh
street. near (Henrico county,. with a
letter addressed TO "a colored woman IN
the neighborhOOd named Margaret Wash
ington. as follows. Mrs Washington
take this baby and raise IL just like You
would one of your OWN Constable Ben
FERGUSON was notified and took charge
of the baby, and delivered II 10 the col
ored woman mentioned. The little found
ling was warmly received in its new home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY
Offerings and saIes At the Kchmord To.
ba,co Exchangs-internai Revenue
CeiIections-Fsreign Advices.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-~The day At the
stock Exchange was the duilest Tor
long time past the dealings IN stocks
footing up only ir.Tp shares. me
dullnoss was 1uc N part 10 the holiday,
ard part 10 the fact that the Senate mas
rot taken DEFINITE action on tarin meas
ures. The tendency OF prices was up
ward until late In the day, when chicago
Gas. which advanced | 10 81, receded 70
623s. The general list was strengthened
by the recovery In wheat, litts puS ins
for London, and some covering by the
local shorts. Many OF the active stocks
commanded a premium Ior use. anu IN
the case OF burlington and quincy Ito
per diem was paid This rate more IMAM
offset the rumored defalcaiion by an
employc Of biz downtown trust com
pany. which afterward turned out 60 be
very small AFFAIR and the unfavOrabls
reports favored Union Pacific and Atchi-
son. Little vas heard OF gOid ship
ments, although the market for sterling
exchange rules strong TO the close. The
stocks most prominent IN Improvement
were General Electric, Sugar, Louisville.
the Changers, Western Union, ana Union
Pacific. The rise was equal 10 i,Hli2
per cent. but part Of this was lost
near the close. In the final dealings the
market was firm The net changes for
the day show gains Of al per cent
Wis Cont. rose 3 to ~ Railway and
miscellaneous bonds strong. The sales
comprised 1900 listed and 26WV unlisted
shares.
Treasury BalanC es-COin, S9i,GOnp;
currency. S4loi6.OO0
Money on call easy at ! per cent, last
loan at l per cent. and closing offered at
per cent; prime mercantile paper,
4dln per cent; bar silver, 62i2; Mexican
dollars, 81. Sterling exchange irm,
with actual business in bankers hills
at 4SGn 1861 for sixty days and AsSg
1851 FOR demand: posted rates. 4s1d4s3
commercial bills, 4s4i5niS5 for sixty days
ana 4s7ikqls77s for demand Govern
ment bonds firm. state bonds dun. Rail-
NEW YORK. Feb. 2l-To-morrow
Washingtons Birthday. being legal holi
day. all the down town exchanges will bt
rln.nI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
VIEW OYSTER GUyBOtrs.
The Auditor fsvors the Sale Of the q a
Boats.

At The Joint meeting II the Senate Conn
mittco on FiSh aud Game ana the House
Committee on The Chesapeake aud IT'S
Tributaries. held Yesterday evening. IL
was agreed 10 report the substitute Tor
the Wickham BILL prepared by Messis
Boykin and cabcll. and as further amend
ed 10y AIR. Boykin. The bill ~ " goes
90 the two houses makes the survey OF
the oyster grounds final at tho end ot
-four months. but provides Tor the survey
ing OF any newly discovered oyster rock
OF areas OF over twenty-five acres, ln the
bays and rivers. and ton acres IN inc
small tributaries, that are not tn tttisa-
ton and were taken up prior to the act
Of February. fS'2.
The Watts bill providing for the APP
Precipitation Of $500 TO be expended IN
the purchase Of four steam launches Tor
the State oyster Navy, was then taken
up. and discussed by Senator le'atO
Delegate Boykin, and Mr. Russell, ana
Or Boden. Of AccOmac. The discussion
was principally upon the question OF
how any Increase OF the police force
should be- distributed.
Auditor Marye appeared before the COM
mittee and advocated the sale Of the
Chesapeake and tho purchase Of another
steamer Of lighter draft He also favored
the purchase OF TWO Ft'dn idnI'h'Ns anu
the appointment Of a shell fish commits
sion.
Mr.. Stubs opposed the appointment Of
a commission at this session Of the
LEGISLATURE. and advised an appropria-
ton OF $1,000 10 be expended as the
Board Of Chesapeake and its Tributaries
might see H..
Finally Mr. BoylIin offered a substitute
for the Watts bin, which was adopted.
The substitute provides for the appro-
priation Of $1,000 TO be expended by
the Board OF Chesapeake and It's Trihu-
taries, or such persons as may be vested
with their powers. in the purchase Of
such steam vessels as they may deem
necessary. II also provides that said
board or its successors. may, in their
discretion. sell the present oyster heet
and devote the proceeds 10 increase Of
the oyster patrol force.
During the consideration Of the substi-
tute Judge Garnctt made vigorous
speech I'm which he said that II the oys-
ter planters would make honest returns
the oyster counties would hear no more
from the western part Of the State about
oysters.
At 7:3O the committee rose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
The President 10 Go ..Duckfnc" Again.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2l.-The
President has decided to take recreation
for a few days. but he has not yet De.
termned where he will go. except mat
his time will be- spent on the water the
dispatch boat Dolphin, sometimes called
The Presidents Yacht" arrived at the
WASHINGTON navy-yard last night, and
tt is believed that Mr. Cleveland VIII
utilize the vessel FOR the trip. lie VIII
probably so Friday afternoon, after the
Cabinet meeting or on Saturday morn
ing. The ducking season Is nearing an
end. and il is understood that SIR Cleve-
land wants 10 get a bit OF his favorite
sport Reports from North Carolina
that the President will go 10 that state
cannot be confirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Feb. 2i.-Elour strong
patent, S2s0a295; fancy, S2lJp22J;
choice. 81 sOn2.OO
Wheat higher, February, Size; May,
&c
Corn higher; February, BE; March,
33Ic.; May 34i.u3fNc.
oats about the same as yesterday; May,
3Vhc. .
Pork-standard mess, Sl2.7Ja l2S7i4; on
orders, Si3.250ti3.J0
Iard-Prime steam. S7JO4l.3J.
Dry Sailed Meats-sh0ulders higher;
longs and clear ribs S6.31is' shorts, $3.50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders 500; longs,
500: clear ribs, STl2i4HL25, shorts.
ST37HQ7.JO.
Hish wines steady at Sl.l3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
Alleged Counterieiter Arrested.

GREENVILLE, s. c.. Feb. PA man
named Richards, alias Rogers, VINO mas
tended 10 be understood as an oiier OF
counterfeit money at low prices, was ar
rested al Greens depot, near here; yester-
day. Rogers. or Richards, Is believed TO
be a member Of the notorious missouri Jul
gang which operated in every part OF the
Country two members f which were sent
"a the penitentlary for long terms from
Huntsville. Ala, last year. !.
The prisoner escaped Just as he was De-
ing locked up and disappeared In the dark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
Uncle Sam 10 Print His Own Stamps.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2l.-The
Postmaster-General this morning settled
the long controversy over the awarding
OF the contract for printing the postage
stamps for the next four years by reject
ing all the bids and ordering that the
work be done by the Bureau Of Printing
and Engraving. The principal bidders
were the American Bank Note Company
or New York which now has the CON
tract. and Mir steele. OF Philadelphia.
The Bureau Of Printing and Engraving
through its representative, Capt. john
son, submitted an estimate which was
materially lower than either OF the TWO
bids. The American Bank Note Com
pany will print the stamps untli July
On the work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 2l.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat frmer: 40. red spot and Feb
ruary. DJ4uGJ3sc.: May, O2isdtjisc.,
steamer No. > red, jINJT4c.; milling
wheat. by sample. GON6lc.
corn steady: mixed spot and February.
4lIgG4lMc. March. 4lisft42hc,.i May,
southern corn. by sample, f2ni3c.; south
ern corn. on grade, ilu42lsc.
oats firm: No. = white western, &c.
No. . mixed, western, 3in3414c.
Rice firm: No . J'ic.
Sl4JOll5.OO.
Eggs steady at ljc.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virglnia rs 7ii9qI2N; Northern
Central stock 6sA asked :. Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern hfsts, Ip-ApiVo12'
Consolidated Gas stocks, JsnJsl..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-22
A New Keauisit.on.

A new requisition for james Allen,
alias Scott who is held by the authori-
ties here, at the request of the Governor
Of North Carolina, has been telegraphed
for. as the one received was improperly
made Allen expresses his Willingness
10 go. but Judge Crutchiield thinks ne
should be allowed 10 stay until the proper
papers are sent by the North Carolina
nnl hnrifipo.