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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
M'KANE After GAME.
The Boss and His Party Start for Their
Hunting grounds.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov H.-speclaL-
Ross ]. Y. McKane and party left here
this morning on the steamer Northampton
for York river. where a syndicate. with
Mr.. McKane at the head, owns valuable
hunting grounds The stay there viii be
OF short duration, as the entire party VIII
20 10 North Carolina % shoot ducks.
Taet niebt the Boss Of Gravesend at
tended the Ward and James performance
at the Academy Of Music, and occupied a
private box.
Mr.. George .. Crosby, Of Wall street
New York. is in the city investigating the
condition of the affairs Of the Norfolk'
Wilmington and Charleston railroad lie
saws that Il the scheme Is a good one
he will go ahead and complete the line.
Part of the road has already been con-
structed. This will make a snort me
south. and. il good connections can be
seeVred, will be a Formidable rival Oh the
Seaboard and Roanoke.
The negro man. Wash. Salisberry, who
assaulted the little colored girl on Princess
Anne avenue last night had a nearing
,h,s morning. ard Was sent on "a pAe
grand jury. The colored people are very
Indignant. and declare that he WIZ De
lynched If set at liberty.
DR.. NJ. b. Wharton. pastor OF the Free
mason-Street Baptist church. mas Oeen
invited 10 deliver an address before the
BAPTIST Social Union. Of Philadelphia, at
their annual banquet. December Uh. lie
will speak upon the Baptist Denomina-
ton Of the South"
The Truant said to be the largest
naptha yacht afoat. is I'm port bound
from New York TO Ponta Gorda, on the
west coast Of Florida. where her owner
Mr.. II. L. Terrell, OF New York, viii win
ter. He will take the inside route
Major George w. Taylor, Of this city.
IS an applicant for superintendent or
schools OF this city. against Mr.. X. {.
Murray editor Of the Landmark.
The Prohibition executive has issued an
address, charging the Democratic party
with corruption in the last election, ana
declaring their purpose to nominate at
once a ticket for Council to be voted
next spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
FIVE UEN cur.
A Serious Row at Asheville-Lawiessness
In That Section.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., Nov. 14.-Special'-
Quite a serious row occurred between the
old freoueuters Of that sacred precinct
and some Of the "moonshiners, who are
in attendance upon the present session Of
the Federal Court, and who thirsted for
a knowledge of its mysteries, In Peach
tree Row. q few evenings since IN which
Eve men received painful, and some very
serious wounds.
The origin Of the fight and its par
ticulars are not now obtainable. A.
Wheeler. Of Baltimore, a student OF Ashe-
Vile. was cut TO the lung in the right
side. r.. i. Cline, Of Bryson City Swain
county received two Of three stabs in
the shoulder. Deputy Marshal Cogden,
of Graham County, was struck on the
head with a rock and otherwise badly
battered a. c. Galloway, Of Jackson
county. and Bud Cunningham, Of Frank
lin. were cut or stabbed in various places
on their bodies
The whereabouts Of Madison Sandlin. OF
Clay county. who shot at a man named
HILL but killed HIS boy who was stand
ing near by, is yet unknown. though
il is said the officers Of the law have made
a feeble effort to ascertain This Is but
a repetition Of occurrences that have
grown terribly and fearfully common Of
late, IN this section Of North Carolina.
4 man gets into trouble with his neigh
Dor shoots him down I'm his tracks, fees
and escapes the vigilance and diligence OF
the officers Of the law. This is a frequent
experience with us. but public sentiment
is being aroused 10 the danger Of such
a course
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TROUBLES or IEVT'S AND Lh'hH>S'
Mrs. Levin SEM on TO The Grand Jury lot
Assulf-Tobacco Fair In Brunswick

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov H.-Special.-
Mayor Collier had before him TINS MORN
ing two very interesting cases. ana the
court was in session two hours nearing
them. The parties Interested are Mr.
NJ Levy and his mother, an aged lady'
VITO Arrived Ia this country rev months
ago from Germany, and NJ. - LEVIN
and his wife Mrs Levin was charged
with assault and battery on Mrs. Levy
and Mr.. Levin was accused OF using
abusive, 3angSSag1 on the stSeet to~ae0s
Nr Levy Mrs. Levy could not speak
the English lar guage, and sir. l. Eigen-
Drum had TO be sent for to interpret
her testimony.
Mrs. Levin was sent on TO the Hus-
tings Court to answer the charge OF
assault and battery and Mr.. Levin was
discharged.
During the hearing Of the cases there
was a good deal OF merriment IN the
courtroom, Mr.. Levin made an assign
ment a week or so ago, and the "hoie
trouble appeared 10 have grown out OF
SOME dQHt alleged by Levy TO nave
been due him by Levin.
A tobacco fair will be held at Broadnax'
Brunswick county, beginning on Ihurs
dav next, and a large crowd Is eApeCteu
10 be IN inheritance FROM t@e s0SF90.S,N"s
country. The judges are D. W. w w llhei-
SON. Of Lunenbury county; }. ). warren
and 1. A. Smith, Of Mecklenburg county
- y. Malone and Charles Matthew's,
Of Brunswick county; anu !. }. fefclN@i
and S. NJ Green. OF Petersburg.
rev. r. Z. Kerr y. d., pastor OF
Crace-Street Presbyterian church OF
richmond. will on Tuesday night next
deliver a lecture at the Academy or
Music i'm this city, for the beneht OF
Old-Street Presbyterian church. Ills SUD
iect will be MY Travels in the orient.
ne Kerr vas at one tmie pastor OF IaDD-
Street Presbyterian church in TINS city
He will have a large audience 10 near
him. -,,.o,uo..
AT a meeting Of the board Of governors
az &to Chamber Of CDrouerce, uelU 'h'S
evening. a committee consisting OF MesSIs'
II. c. Hardy. Pascal Davie and james T.
Dalton. was appointed 10 dratt buitaDIe
resolutions recommending Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton FOR appointment 70 tne NhfNeN
states Circuit Court judgeshp. ana TO
,ieit Washington with the committee re-
Gently appointed by the Bar and present
the resolutions to President Cleveland.
resolution was also passed oMeeNnS
a srecial meeting Of the Chamber OF COM
merce 10 be held on the 2lst Instant 10
take action with reference 10 the ordl-
narce recently passed By the City Council
controlling the running and shifting Of
trains on railroads passing through the
city -,
Mr.. Floyd Hughes passed through mere
this evening in a special car or 1He At
Iantic and Danville Railroad company.
on route to Richmond, where tomorrow
he will wed Miss Vrgie Allen Brock y
daughter Of DR.. c. w. p. Brock, OF mat
city. Nc. UuEhes was accompanied by
his father Judge r. w. Hughes and
several friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
BIG SALE or LAND IN CRAVEN.
To Bs Paid for in Cotton-Fan Term of Ala
nance Court

GRAHAM, N. c.. Nov. H.-Special-
The fan term Of Alamance Superior
Court was TO have begun here to-day,
Judge George II. Brown presiding, but
owing TO the critical Illness of Mrs.
Brown, in Baltimore, His Honor was un-
able to attend. He expects, however TO
be here Thursday. and TO hold court
the three last days OF the week. This
shortening of the term is much regretted
by the people Of the county, as much
business had accumulated, a large part
OF which must necessarily be deferred
till spring. There are nineteen prisoners
In jail, and the State has on the docket
seveuty-one cases against her undutiful
subjects. There are also fifty-four cases
on the civil docket. thirty-two OF which
are ready for trial. These facts are a
strong argument against the custom OF
holding only two or three courts a year
in each county. which prevails in this
State.
About 1000 acres OF land has just been
sold in Craven county for $4,000. to be
paid for by annual instruments Of forty
bales OF cotton, at seven cents per pound
interest at eight per cent. The purchaser
either thinks that the price paid for the
land was low or that cotton can be pro-
duced. without loss TO the farmers, at
seven cents
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one OF the several societies here which
have been organized for the purpose OK
caring for the poor and sick during the
coming winter.
MIR. NJ. q. Rowe has just mad erected
on his beautiful and historic estate.
"Brompton," which is picturesquely 10
Gated on "Maryes Heights on the out
skirts OF this city. one OF the largest and
most complete barns in this section IL
IS built Of dressed lumber. painted and
handsomely finished.
Major j. Ii. Kelly, who recently had a
severe attack Of sickness. is much i'm
proved. lie can sit up and receive his
friends
Cards have been issued announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Laura HELM
and Mr. James T. Jones, both OF TINS
city. The ceremony VIII take place IN
the Baptist church here November 3D.
at $50 o'clock In the evening.
Sir. William J. King has just returned
from Philadelphia, where he conferred
with several capitalists and manufactur-
ers with reference 10 establishing paper
mill I'm this city. An engineer VIII DC
here this week to look into the matter
and It is thought the enterprise VIII DC
started In short time.
Mrs. judge William :. Barton dleh TO-
aav at her home on G street after pro-
tracted Illness, aged seVenty-three years
Mrs. Barton was "a lady OF lovely chdf-
acter, and was beloved by large cHcIe
Of friends she was Miss Jehier' OF
MARYLAND. and had many relatives and
friends in Richmond.
officer John ii. Robinson added 10 MS
reputation as a detective when ne ar
rested to-day Sam Edwards (coiored)'
who IS wanted in Somerset county n.
j.. where he is charged with having
committed murder in April, 1891. Ofiicer
Robinson has been on the lookout Tor the
murderer for some time. Edwards gave
a fictitious name at first, but finally con
fessed. He is now In Jail, and the New
Jersey authorities have been notliied OF
his arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
prnrer for Young Men.

Another service Of prayer for young men
,,.aa held at the association building last
evening. Mr.. J. S. Hopkins sang a SOLO,
"Hide Thou Me-" and Mr.. q. Burton
MonntcastIe played the co7ret, while Mr.
u Reginald Walker accompanied MN on
the piano. Rev. r. II. Bennett MADE an
interesting address on the subject 'o 'l'
80. Telteion Conflict With BusinessE'
Nfr p A Arthur. chairman Of the Com
roittee on religious Work. also made
brief address. .,,. o,.,,,t,e,
'Tcere viii be no services 'Hl0 t,',--,,,
for the reason that the various -.
will hold their regular mld-WeeA -.
Tomorrow evening FeV. III. a. p"5,g
viii deliver an address on LoI"' VIII
fauov- Thee. but"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
EMAIL TOONSHINERS.
Mrs. Edards md Mrs. Bolt, of Carroll
Convicted at ID tnvtiie

DANvILLE. VA. Nov. Special
The fail term Of the United States Dis
trict Court. Judge John Paul. of Har-
risonburg, presiding, commenced here to-
day. and a large crowd Is in attendance
from the mountain coGnties Most Of
the business in the court consists Of
prosecutions against Illicit distilegs, and
irregular whiskey dealers.
To-day two female mO0nshiners. Mrs
Jane Edards and Mrs. Miranda Bolt. both
Of Carroll county. were found guilty OF
illegally dealing in the ardent and their
punishment fixed at two months in jail
and fine Of 800. The Imprisonment
part Of the sentence was suspended in the
case of Mrs. Bolt on her promise to
reform. Phil Pace (colore0, of pauville,
was also convicted and was given month
In jail and fined 500.
l.. 6. Convey a tobacconist Of North
Danville. who was painfully injured by a
fall at Keysvire, few days ago, has
been brought home suffering greatly from
his injuries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
FUNERAL or STUDENT WARWICK,
who Died Monday at washington and Lee
Cause of the I;ociSbrid - Alum suicide

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. n.-Special.-
The funeral Of George a. Warwick, Of
the law class Of Washington and Lee
University. who died here yesterday, Of
typhoid fever, took place this afternoon
from the University chapel, at 4 o'clock.
The remains lay all day in the chapel,
under attendance OF classmates, and
were viewed by hundreds. All duties at
the University were suspended to-day out
of respect to the dead student. The
corps Of cadets Of the Virginia Military
Institute were given the afternoon to at
tend the funeral.
Dr. Thomas l.. Preston, OF the Presby-
terian church. conducted the services IN
the presence Of the faculty and students
Of the University and the cadets stan
and the cadets of the V. VI. l.. and many
citizens. The funeral procession was made
up Of those at the chapel, and was a
long one.
The remains were inferred here instead
Of POcahontas. the home of the deceased.
The only additional particulars OF the
suicide Of young Warwick at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs is to the effect that
he killed himself on account of young
lady he was TO have been married TO,
and that they had quarreiied.
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today stated that he would be mere 10.
,,,orrow where his bond as collector OF
internal revenue OF this district WI
proved and he will then take e''"'
the office here at once. ,r,a,,or
1t is reported here that the res'e Irrt,ed
of ]. b. Hill as marshal OF the ns
states Court here has been asker III III, a., -,
mat .. ). CarrOiI. of TINS SASS' WAN ~
appointed 10 succeed him. - =,
Several prominent lawyers leil ns,e ne
day for Fayetteville TO be present st "a.
murder trial OF young Ed. Fuiiei -,
whicn Is attracting great interest. fv0er
is q nenhew of Judge T. c. Fuller. OF this
city. ,,,. -
To-day at II o'clock, at the reslaenoe VI
Justice Of the Peace NJ. 3. Barpee' Ut
Otto Myer Of this city. and MISS lizzie
II. Euker. Of Richmond, we're uniteu III
marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
COLONEL HAMPTON HOGE.
Col. Penn Receives "a Letter From a San
Francisco Newspaper Nm.

ROANOKE, VA. Nov. H-Colonel John
II. Penn. of this city, brother-in-law OF
T. Hampton Hoge. furnishes The Times.
for publication tomorrow. 4 letter from
Henry G.. shaw, a member Of the stan or
the San Francisco Morning Call. and a
war veteran. The letter is dated Novem-
her 9th. He starts off by telling Colonel
penn that he was exceedingly pleased at
his action in going TO Washington in de-
fence of Colonel Hoge, whom he met
there soon after his arrival IN Sah
francisco. -, Gu
After the notice of the recall, Mr. shaw
saws. the other newspaper representa-
tiyes wrote up a lot Of sensational matter
ini,,rious 10 Mr.. Hoge He shaw took
a fancy to him, and resolved 70 protect
him. Hoge, ne says, was so worried
about the matter that he was Ill LOT
two days. Mr. Shaw states that Coionel
Hoges department there had Deeh oiIy
that Of a gentleman. He left on M S,ay;
November 9Th, for Washington. Colonel
tIo,,e's relatives or friends here know
nothing of his whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
TAKE DEFEAT PHILOSOPHICALLY.
Orange Popu1ists in "a Good Humor-Mr.
G. ayes Congratulated.

ORANGE. VA, Nov. 14.-Special.-A
large number Of the soverelgns attended
court to-day 10 shake the hands Of ;heir
fellows and 20 congratulate each other
on the election. A crowd better pleased
vyith Itself has not been here before .or
a long time. The kindly hand-shakc dven
nv the Democrat to his Populist lciShoor
showed 10 him that all heart-Ournircs
should end. Ii can be truthfully rad
me PopuYsts take their defeat most pni'o-
sophically.
A number OF people were present rom
the adjoining counties. among them MI
r.. p. Graves, representative-elect 10 the
House OF Delegates from OranSe eon'le9
Mo received hearty congratulations from
his many friends in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

A negro vas brought TO the First police
station last night who had been stabbed IN
his left side His wounds were dressed
and he was sent to the Almshouse. lie
told the officers that he lived in Rockets
and that last 9lgbt about I1l O'Clock ne
and several other negroes, who had been
drinking, got 10 quarrelins over some
money. when one of the men drew knife
and stabbed him.
re could give me oficeTs TO oiNs as
to which Of the negroes cut him, or as 10
who the men were.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
TACHr WINNING FOUND.
Its Crew Supposed to be Drowned-Wed-
ding at Norfolk Day.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. H.-Special.-The
pleasure yacht w. c. winning, which left
here last Friday in charge of Samuel
Brown and Ed Smith. to take a party of
four men to Newport News, drifted ashore
al Craney Island this morning. bottom up
and stripped Of everything except sim
gle mast. 1t IL evident that the entire
party were drowned. one of the four Is
described as wearing the garb of Me
thodist minister, but this is all that is
known about them. When the boat left
here there waa a terrible storm raging.
A marriage license was issued to-day to
Walter Francis busch, of Norfolk, TO
wed Miss Mary Amelia Amis. daughter Of
Rev. j. II. Amis. Presiding Elder OF the
Methodist churches in this district. The
ceremony is 20 be performed az Cumber-
land-Street Methodist church. Norfolk
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'CLOCK. Miss
Ada Ferrall, Anna May Schoolheld SalHe
Hamiin and Minnie Martin. of DGnviUe,
ana Miss Lille Hednett. of Martinsvile
are here to take part in the ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
FASHIONABLE RoAY0KE WINDING.
IL Takes Place Tonight ard Congressman
Swanson is the "Best Man"

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 4.-spccial-
William NJ. Sempie. a prominent Martins
vile tobacconist and Miss Salie White
Berkeley daughter Of Captain v" w.
Berkeley OF Roanoke county, viii be
married in st. Johns Episcopal church.
this city, tomorrow evening at o'clock,
and leave on an extended tour. Mr..
Semples best man will be Hon. Claude a.
Swanson, of Chatham, representative a
the Fifth district in Congress. Tonight
Captain and Mrs. Berkeley rendered the
attendants and Few friends an elegant
reception at their country home.
Fred. Primity was arrested this morn
ing for attempting TO burn the house in
which Mrs Saiiie Bishop, of Botetourt
county, was enticcd, assaulted and
robbed by the negro Thomas Smith, on
the Goth of September for which he
was hanged and burned that night.
The report. teiegraphed from Wash
ington last night, that Colonel j. Hamp-
ton Hoge was in Roanoke, is untrue.
His people here are ignorant Of his
Whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
4 EayorIte lr Kentucky.

Mr.. w. NJ Terry. who has been in the
drug business at Elkton. KY, for the
past twelve years, says. "CharnbeSlal1's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine / have
ever sold" There is good reason for
this. No other will cure a cold 80 quick
". no othey Is 50 eey,atn. q. preventive
and cure for Group; no other affords
so much relief in cases OF whooping
cough. For sale by owens Minor Drug
Company, p. NJ. Slaughter. z. p. Reeves
G Co.. and Y. g. TosstTSszn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

AMSTERDAM, Nov. IA powder min
at Muiden, near this city. was b.oe,r 81
to-day. Two bodies have already noon >
covered and several persons are san ma.
Sing.
BARCELONA, Nov. 1.-THE -.olt.. ~.
this city are stiH actively hunti~g 4,,' ~
Anarchists. The president aud e.,.-',
members OF a trade society. e1ii-s., ..
gineers and mechanics. were arrested b.
day. on suspicion with being cor,ac,.a
with the outrage In the Lyceum tbeatr.
When their houses were searched og11.
titles OF cartridge grape shot and dyna-
mite were found.
BERLIN, Nov. IA meeting NJ OIL.
archists was held to-day To- commence,
the hanging Of the Chicago anarefI...
The police interfered and broke uD nm.
gathering because Of the violent sreeafss
that were made. approving the ogtrseas
In the theatre az Barcelona.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

WILMINGTON, Y. G., Nov. l4-seooon-
er Douglas Gregory. captain L. $ still
well. hailing from Port Dennesville, n.
j.. from Savannah TO Baltimore, win
cargo Of lumber was towed into South
port to-day AZ distress.
The captain reports that she was struck
by a northeast storm on the 10Th INST
in latitude 1895, and longitude Is, during
which the vessel lost her rudder ana
sustained several leaks. At present mere
is feet of water in her hold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
20 GO 40 rAxDERBILr COLLEGE
Mr.. Kern Accepts Position There--mar'
riaee of Mr.. Anderson.

AUBURN MILLS. VA. Nov E-Rey'
d. Kern. who has had charge OF the ASH
land district in this county, leaves on
Friday for Vanderbilt College Yesterday
he gave an interesting farewell sermon 10
his congregation at St Peters and re-
grets were expressed at giving up TINS
brilliant young preacher.
on wednesday last, In spite OF the IN
clement weather. n number OF friends as
senbled at Dunn's chapel, TO witness the
marriage OF Miss Myrtle Leadbetter anc
Mr.. George +. Anderson. Jr, OF Richmond
city. The bride. who Is decided bru'
nette, looked very lovely In white silk
ard orange blossoms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
A Temperance Tea.

A large audience last night assembled In
Central Hall I'm response 10 the invitations
sent out 20 witness the opening meeting
Of Trinity Lodge OF Good Templars.
After the evenings exercises were over,
a Temperance Tea" was served.
The lodge opened in form and several
new men were initiated. At II o'clock the
meeting adjourned. IL was an entire sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
MOTHER AND INFANT BURNfD.
RI sidenee of Rev. Isaac Lee Near Cape
Charles Destroyed by Fire.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Nov. h-Spe-
cial.-The residence of Rev Isaac Lee
about three miles from Cape Charles was
burned 10 the ground last night Mrs.
John Mapp and her three-montns-old IN
FAINT. who occupied the lower story. were
burned to death, while Mrs. Mapp 5
mother escaped from the second story by
jumping, with but slight injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
DR.. TUPPER's FUNERAL.
An Immense Crowd fresent-Marshai
HIPS Resiguation Asked For.

RALEIGH, N. C.. Nov. l4.-Special.-An
immense crowd attended the funeral of
Rev. DIR. II. NJ. Topper the late president
OF Shaw University. at that institution
to-day at Y o'clock. IL was estimated
that there were $500 people present,
majority Of them colored. The pall-besr-
ers We're colored men. while there were
honorary pall-bearers selected from
among Raieigh's most prominent white
citizens.
A telegram from Hon. +. II. Sinmcnz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
DEArn or MRS. coBB Young.
Proposed Improvements at Freder
icksbuTg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. IA
Speciai.-Mrs Mary Cobb Young, wife OF
DIR. Edgar Nj. Young, died few days
ago at her home in Deming. New Mexico.
She was well known In this city, where
she has visited. her husband having been
resident here for number OF years.
lic Is "a son OF Mr. J. j. Young. one OF
cur Oldest citizens
Hiss Sadie q. Thomas. OF Baltimore.
who has upon several occasions delighted
the congregations OF St Georges Episco-
pal church with her sweet singing, will
give Q concert In this city December 9Th.
the proceeds or which viii DO donated to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

Sergeant Tomlinsor left for Norfolk yes
tardIy To bring back Richard Aieade' VINO
lis charged with stealing "a gun. re was
arrestsd ON some other charge in Norfolk,
and was tried and acquitted on Monday
but was Immediately reauested and the
authorities of this city notified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
IRON AND STEEL INTERESTS.
No Changes in the Grades OF Iin' ir0"' "H'
Gran to Plate Wanted.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov if'-ihe
nav tariff bill is the subject OF much
anxiety to iron and steel manufactures
lanes NJ. swank, manager of the Iron
and Steel Association. called at the com
m nit to-day and had two hours. con ,
ference with Chairman Wilson on the
schedules. in which the iron and steel men
are so vitality interested, NJ,
Later in the day ex-Congressn'.alh N ,l'i
r;nghaus called TO urge that In the rev.
sion OF the duties no discrimination De
made i'm the various grades OF un-plate,
mo he so eouitabiy made as 10
,,.orl, no Injustice to the various plants
ard workmen now employed in these In
dustries in America.