Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
WORK IN COMMITTEE
ont TO SETTLE The OYSTER
QUESTION AGRsEo UPON
,,..,,r,. Ciaim-worid's Pair Appro'
,r,atioo-I Lateral nranche' OF "a"-
.a.-The Anti-Nonopoly Bili.

H ffH..NN NAh' Nt''N''t '
....,c Che following amendments on the
Washington bin agreed to re-
,..tl.t measlrct
...,.-. under two and half inches In
... ...ra, ic taken for planting pun
..- moved from the bed under any
...ras. bar must bo cullod aboard
.~f thrown back. The provision
|.r+.f.uu of natural rock is climi-
o...flo provision for trinl Of
...r.n-ements of tho law by Justices
...... 70. under the recent decision
-- mc Court oi Appeals m the
uH.- rs The Commonwealth.
I...n nn uri-d ctIou.
... 1921. fixed 90 sections from
.. vare inadvertently omitted.
.rs of rho tongs clause are
t.. ..s.e.s ~ oVsfer-grounds Of
-. n nuger sound. Another
-.H.r equation o. fees Tor
..r Hla"
.-.a lehts of wharf property at
nrI Norfolk m The Elzabeth
l.f iufericfet with ana the
Oil. Board OF HarbOrmasters
I,tulo, Of the bill such as a
% t.s planting grounds, tner
-. I.r aclo for q term OF twenty
limiting tho amount 70 he
.an. olo person 70 2JD acres are
ur Wcaver's Claim.
,. .h Bryan appeared before the
I..rr. Committee Yesterday morn
..I .l behalf Of the ladies of the
Memorial Association urged
.-.l-.afr0u of 5000 20 enable tho
.r co. discharge its debt 90 Dr.
fr pho removal OF 'ohicdt lhie
..Hf... .I.rr.f ff. Holly WOOD. llr.
. ... agreed o. accept $500 iu
. Ot n- claim. agd the ladies
...lr.r expect o. raise the $500
-,....-. Ino circumstances under
......f Wa. incurred and the mis-
.... .lrl pr vented its discharge
... explained iu Che DisrArcH OF
rafn-l. tho chairman, assured Dlr.
..tf.. committee would consider
...r.ui eventually. he thought. re-
0mucnding that the sppro-
.s ml4".
I.r Worlds Iair Appropriation.
.r.uf tlo House Committee on
u.- t.ll yesterday morning with
.rln Nr. b. r.. Muntord. pre-
.,..-i,f the bill g. provide for
..fu.uu of -5l.0m for TIE repre-
... Virginia 90 the Worlds falr.
f... from tho Virginia Press As
consisting of Captain i. G.
stanton. SIR. j.. II. Barclay.
..fu. and ". ID. Cnesterman,
t.- oiv, appeared to advocate
r Nntou made an able speech IN
trr Lu Tie ENuosit0n. be- SAID:
I.a ares--uaralc of the world. and
f.n WAS whether the place set
..r Virginia should be blank The
r.msJ the amount of appropria.
.a|. .y several other states, emu
..I t.t erection oi "a special build-
...... .r,-.rt tle Old Dominion. lie
...I structure iu imitation of Mt.
.... W.tl reproduction 0i the room
....I Nusmu- -ton died.
'. Barclay. oi the Lexington HdzNIe
t..rt Wa. uO doubt that nine tenths
... Virginia papers We're ln favor oi the
.lrist0u. provided the money was
.4b.e The State debt, M ms
.u.n should be settled FIRST of all. and
fUat fle next thing oi importance %
..ue was to make provisions for the
f..le,ufatlou ~ Virginia Gt the LApoal-
MH. T4GtI IS yiFws.
II0n.J II. ~. Heentt. Of Botctourt. the
r.rf .ueafcr. who ls % member Of thc icgls-
... committed oi the State World STAR
arm. made 70 statement a. 90 the
r.-. already done iy Tint organization ln
t. PROMISES. Hc alluded 20 the legal
~ tao case. and thought the State
rt hai the right to make tho appro-
.t.n under the head OF necessary eX-
... While there was matter OF SEN
,t Iu it. % was also business move
I. ta advertisement of NlrElula's re-
..rs AS an instance Of how ignorant
t...r own resources the people of TINS
-.-. were. Mr. IigEatt SAID that black
.Ir.u4riies had recently been dlscov-
...t .. lis county: hut this fact was not
..aIy known. even in the Ola DO
I.u Tho only question. sand the
..r i- how thc state can AFFORD 10 al,
..r.. Dor business. The expenditure Of
.Iu would be- rcmunoTatve, while the
....rI. -ule ~ 100. 900 would make "a hun
t.II return.
ftU. O'clock the committee rose 10 meet
a..luffP. 81.
SHOULD HF WE'LL RFpBFsENrKp.
A.t.. beginning of the afternoon ses-
.. ll Joseph Bryan addressed the
..t.-. Hc SAID that only week ago he
..+4 hHrfh Carolina gentleman IN New
.. W.n told lim that Virginia would be
NUMBER n she was not repre-
.nt.I ai ihe Worlds Far. In his (Mr
Ir.. opinion ~ would be great NOR
f..lt..l o. Nlrgnlans who visited the
I...t.1 to see that their state vas not
n.
--e-ti0n about having building
t. Od dominion which would repre-
..f hIf Vernon.
N.t.r lv~ou. the next speaker, said he
100 fha greatest benefit accrung from
...-.uAii0u of Virginia al the tar
N..I derived from the Just apprecla-
.' AlrrulA's resources by her own IN
r.r-e Die felt convinced that # the
...f Wrre submitted 10 vote or the
.. r.... ...~If.s xr.ulH favor he annrD-
Itl The Information that be gained
'..lliu- the Philadelphia Centennial
vs.. u.llh as much 20 him as several years
.aate training,
Captain Morton sand he had been assured
I..r.nr... ntative Of one Of the largest
frt| companies that his concern would
..r. .'e $1,000 10 the State would lead
.. v.-a an appropriation.
frrENANr-GoyEHNoR TYLER.
..rf,r.ut-Goyernor Tyler advocated
....r. .rr.lfiDu on account OF his love
t. State. lut said that he could not
.. .ate any personal connection
undertaking. lie described the
i.....'e oi The Exposition and COM
f. 30 t.a race between the States, who
N Struggle t0r the ascendency. lie
numerous figures bearing upon
.f.- resources and her ability TO
t. f.n appropriation. Tho people Of
N..l 800 lis opinion, were too poor not
. t,nie- utcd at the Worlds falr.
-l.uN.Ol0 of acres Of the Old Do
Hrrr more soils and more min
t.l. iu any other country. The
r...r t.ou explained in detail how he
.t Giles money might be expended.
...fuly advocated Judicious adyer-
'l Thomas Whitehead. who IA
1 t.e tN spoke Of the necessity OF
t.- i.c State we'll advertised. and ex-
l..i poo agricultural anu mineral re-
.t tlc State. Major Mann Page,
-l' o, tie State Farmers Alliance,
.ti tAe appropriation. which. IN
n.ou, will bring benefits TO all classes
t population. lie did not think
'',.is .l hef present condition, should
lre than $4,000
- 10. J.. Lyman. of the Board of Agri-
t. and Captain lIggatt also adyo-
Ca fle measure.
i.' committee decided 20 take vote
tre hil Wednesday morning. IL Is
''l ,lat 70 will bo fayorshly reported.
44laosrF AND TnErR LATERAL BRANCHES.
areiiue ot the House Committee on
'te ni Justice was held yesterday after
With Sir Saunders. the chairman.