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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
LYING IN STATE.
The Remains OF Chicsgo's Murdered Mayor
Viewed by Thousands.

(By telegraph 20 the Dspatch)
CHICAGO. October 3i.-Quietly and with
nm utter lack of ostentation the remains
Of Carter Harrison were this morsing
removed from his late residence to the
Municipal building, that the people or
Chicago, as well as the scores of thousands
OF visitors from abroad that are Temporal
rily in the city might be allowed a last
opportunity OF gazing upon tho familiar
features of the dead and pay their tokens
OF respect.
Before the casket was removed from the
residence this morning brief services were
conducted by DR.. r. n. Morrison. Only
the members of the family and the heads
Of the departments who had been selected
as a guard OF honor were present. When
the service was concluded the casket was
borne to a hearse In waiting. The Boule-
ward was packed with people, and heads
were reverently lowered as the solemn
procession passed through the gates.
The cortege moved slowly down the
Boulevard to Jackson street. and then to
the LaSalle-street entrance of the city
Hall Fully 1000 people had gathered
around the building.
The members of the City Council were
in waiting, and preceded the casket into
the corridor. while a band rendered Cho-
pins funeral march and Nearer. my God
TO Thee" The instrumental music gave
way 10 n vocal selection as the procession
moved into the rotunda. and the strains
Of Bucks requiem, Lead. Kindly Light"
reverberated through the building. a
bust OF the dead man was placed at the
head of the catafalque. and massive
floral offering at the foot. The doors on
the east side OF the structure were then
opened and the thousands who had been
patiently waiting commenced TO pass in.
The remains will lie in state until 10
o. oclock tomorrow morning.
THE FUNERAL.
Later.--The funeral of Mayor Harrison
will take place at II o'clock tomorrow
from the Church Of the Epihany. at
Ashland boulevard and Adams street.
An hour before that time the remains
Will be taken from the City Hall TO the
church, accompanied by the same guard
OF honor which to-day brought them
from the house. The different organi-
cations that will participate in the pro-
cession will form I'm the streets in the
vicinity OF the church. The column VIII
be a large one. Many societies. civic and
military. have applied for places In the
cortege The Fifteenth Infantry from
Fort Sheridan. will take part In the pro-
cessiOn. The regiment will number 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
SENATE RULE REVISION.
1t Is Thought Mr.. Hills Proposition VIII
he Reported.

CBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. october 3l.-The
Senate to-day adopted the following:
Resolved, That the Committee on Rules
be instructed TO inquire and report 20
the Senate what revision Of or amendment
to the rules. If any. should be adopted
to secure "A more efficient and satisfactory
disposition OF the business Of the Senate"
There have been more than dozen
propositions introduced providing for clo-
sure. which have been referred at various
times TO the Committee on Rules, and
from these 1t Is expected there may bo
evolved n rule which will be satisfactory
10 the majority and prevent unlimited de-
bate upon any one sabiect under discus
sion. 1t is the general impr5sso that
the rule introduced by Senator Hill and
afterward reintroduced by Senator Voor-
hees with a slight amendment will be
reported. This rule provides that after
thirty days debate on any proposition.
BILL or resolution, ii shall be i'm order
for any senator to fix a day on which "A
vote shall be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
THE CRANK EPIDEMIC.
Another -Fsncied Murderer Arreeted In
New York.

By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. october H.--Another me.
tropolitan crank was arrested early this
morning at West and Courtland streets.
The man was caught endeavoring to con-
vince an Italian fruit-seller that one OF his
apples was a part OF the moon.
At the Church-street police station tho
prisoner gave his name az Henry Frank.
but refused t6 tell where he resided.
Frank declared that he had been selected
to kill Mayor Carter Harrison. OF Chicago.
but having sold his soul to General Rus
sell. OF New Haven. Conn.. and acting
under the latter's orders. he had stopped
In New York to kin the Cuban consul In
order that the island could be annexed To
the United States. He waited too long
and Prendergast was told TO go ahead
Frank said that he knew Mayor Harri-
sons slayer well. and that General Rus
sell was the head man OF the society"
The prisoner was poorly dressed. JUS
tice Martin committed him for examina-
ton as TO mis- sanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01

=
seven. %; Marguerite. ss: Halbrissan. .:
mentor. ii2: Correction, -; h'co 1"''
wampczo, 1884, Discount. -.
Fourth race--five and q half fursou&s
(twelve)--Sam Bryant. ia; Watn'
III; Little Fred, lo7: Airpiant. Mi ~. -.
IT,. 1os; Postmaster. f01; Lorimsf. W.
Panhandle. 100: Detroit. S.; Sir hienekos
81: Halcyon, 81: Cookoo. 81.
Fifth race--one mile. selling pmel
Foxford, ITO; Bolero. loi; khaftAns wts
HSrry Aion9o. e5: Tam kidmorH -
Seven, 90; Marguerite. So; BaibrfgEans ~
Big Mid, 81.
sixth race-flve and a half furtongss
selling Uwelve)-Tartarian. Ill. Cbiswtck.
10; Captain Wagner, los; Speculation, svs'
Play or Pay. los: Wheeler. ios: Peruvians
i0s: Nonsense. 81; Billy s., =; Lafeuost
81; Busirus. IS; Neiglen. 70.
.... CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN. October si.-The
days sport at Cumberland Park was
good. and the public must have hit the
bookies considerably. as all the WIN
ners we're strongly backed. In the nrst
event. however. Merry Eyes fell IN tho
back stretch, and all OF the money fell
with her she having been backed heavily
at the short odds OF > to 4 and to 3.
Hts rider, Soup Perkins, was badly
hurt. but not seriously. Brazos covered
mile In hand In the second race In
142.
First race---five and half furlongs-
Fred woIley won. Little Lewis seconds
Willie G. third. Time. los.
Second race-one mile-Brazos won:
Emma Mac second, Suil Ross third.
| Time. Lac.
Third race-fve eighths OF a mile
Buckrene won. Demar second, Domingo
| third. Time. l;0l.
Fourth race--one mile and seventy
| yards--Sarah Ramey won, Somersault Sc
cond, Lord Willowbrook third. Times
| la l.2.
Fifth race-nine sixteenths OF mile
| HI Henry won. King David second. Jim
| Henry third. Time. 81.
Sixth race-hve and half furiongs--
Empress Frederick won. Prince Kinney
| second, Tea Set third. Time, 1907 IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
THE YELLOW.FEVER.
Ten New Cases at Brunswick-Low Death
Rate of the Epidemic.
(Snecial telegram 10 the DisnntchN

Kate of the Epidemic.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
BRUNSWICK. GA. October Sl.-Ten
new cases Of yelow-fever were reported
to-day. but no deaths Five of the new
patients are whites. as fosows: Bennie
Franklin. Stephen Canton. Joseph Leike.
James Creamer, and Harry Olsen.
one hundred and ffty-sevcn cases are
now under treatment-thirty-on whites
and i26 cOlored. The total ratio of NOR
tality is per cent. The weather is still
cool. but the winds blow strongly from
the south. preventing frost. The pene-
trating wind. having a strong effect on
people outdoors. causes many TO think
that IL is colder than the thermomet RS
show. The fever has been checked. how
ever and while the danger is by no means
over, few will now be stricken. The great
est care Is being exercised with the sick
and the low death-Tate Of this epidemic IS
a monument to the slSill of Surgeon Muir
ray and his o-workers, both physicians
and nurses.
Bookkeeper Ed. Bingham furnishes the
following state Of the cOmmssary work
from the day OF the opening 10 October
%. Relief committee orders filled, 1906;
individual rauons issued, 48,SS9; rations
for the sick issued 2.223 These figures
mean an enormous quantity of provisions.
The number Of people who have received
rations is estimated at $500. One third
OF this number are supplied each day
with three days ratiOns These 4SSSs
rations would feed one person l26667 days.
or fraction over Sl7 yearS. AS II Is,
they have supplied about 1000 families
for two months.
At $50 tonight the air is growing warm
or and indications of rain are piling up.
No hope for frost Is yet IN sight sur
geOn Murray late tonight warned TWO
men not to bring their families back now.
lie SAYS two men have committed plain
murder by disobeying his warnings ana
a third person is dying now from TOOL
ishly returning. People are anxious 10
get back home, but it is better to stay
away a few days longer than 10 incur inc
danger Of another outbreak. on this iine
geon-Gcneral Wyman to-day Wlred
Surgeon Murray these words: 1t Is a
great mistake for people to return 10
brunswick now. Enforce prohibition 10
the extent of your ability. Secure CO.
operation of the local authorities.
No new cases developed AT Jesup to-ua9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
BOIES BREAKS DOWN.
He Is Compelled to Cancel Engagements
and Go To Bed.

Oy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, October 3l.-A special
from Des Moines, Iowa, says: Governor
Boies is a sick man. Instead of being the
leading speaker in n big meeting which
was arranged for MIN here last night.
he is confined TO his bed in his home AT
Waterloo, threatened with fever. and the
chsnces seem to be much more than ever
that he may not be able TO take any
further part in the present campaign.
He has taken a severe cold. which is COM
plicated with a bilious condition.
The Governor has been speaking twice
nearly every day and has often been COM
PEELED to make long and fatiguing trips to
mset all his appointments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Notes from Manchester.

The Almshouse Committee met ana
went out to the almshouse yesterday az
ternoon. Superintendent Allen accom-
panied the committee. and the institution
was found to be in flrst-class condition.
The inmates were all comfortably quar-
tered and seemed TO be contented with
their unhappy lot.
Twenty-two men were put of at the
Danville shops yesterday. The. men were
taken from the moulding, blacksmith,
and paint-shOps 49,,
on Hull street between seventh ana
Eighth. was broken into Monday night
and a lot OF cigars and a small amount
OF money were stolen. The thief broke
the window Open.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Memphis Lynchers Go Free.


MEMPHIS. TENN, october H.-Some
time ago Lee Walker. charged with at
tempted felonous assault on woman.
was taken from the Jail here by mob
A. j. McI.endon. the Sheriff. and a num-
ber OF deputies were Indicted for permit
ting the Jail TO be stormed. Phil. Bodie
and three others were indicted for mur-
der After eXhausting venire OF 500
men without receiving u single juror. the
Attorney General discharged both cases.
Four OF the rlng-leaders OF the mob were
liberated to-day after the cases were noil
f,raugnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
PREPARED TO LYNCH.
Illinois Farmers Determined That m"r-
derers Shall be Punished.

Bv telegraph TO the DispatcnJ
DANVILLE. ILL, october a.-DanVile
was filled to overhowlng yesterday WIN
excited crowds Of farmers VINO came III 10
hear the sentence in the case OF FRANK
Smott. Elias McJuncken, Frank starr
and Harvey Pate, Danville touShs, rang,
ing I'm age from rs to p. who were charged
with the murder Of Farmer Henry hei,
mick. whom they attempted 10 TOD anu
killed because he resisted.
The prisoners all pleaded guilty anu anu
went on the witness-stand making Il run
confession. The farmers thought that
Judge Birkwalter would prove lenlent anu
give them all penitentiary sentence.
They came into town WIN leauer,
well organized. and II their fears had
moved weli-founded they were determined
10 lynch all four of the prisoners.
Judge Birkwalter sentenced Smoot ana
McJuncken TO the penitentary AT Joiie,
for life. and Pate and Starr TO be hanged
nj Danville, December Sth, at ] O'CLOCK
The sentence meets general approval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
The Bergner and EngeI Still Ahead.

PHILADELPHIA, October 30, 1893
The Bergner e. Engel Brewing Co. Depot,
Mr.. Charles r. Loefiier, Manager. Rich.
mond, Va:
Dear Strive take great pleasure To
inform you that THE JURY at tho
WORLDS FAIR EXPOSITION at CHI
cago has awarded US
THE FIRST PRIZE
for the EXCELIENCY and PURITY OF
our LAGER BEER. TANNHAEUSER.
and ALE AND PORTER.
Again we stand at the head OF the list
or all the large Breweries OF the WORLD!
Inform our friends!
Yours truly.
THE BERGNER q ENGEL
BREWING COMPANY.
Aug. w. Woebken, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
DISMISSED FROM THE DOCKET.
Eleven Suits Against ths Citv-Two Police
men Suspended.
Correspondence OF the Dlspatch.)

Correspondence OF the Dlspatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, October n.-The
eleven suits brought in the Hustings
Court OF this city by the Oakland Improve
ment Company. OF Roanoke, against
citizens OF Petersburg. to enforce payment
for certain stock taken In the compa ~,
were dismissed from the docket by Judge
Dernard on the motion OF counsel for the
pIaintiff. The defendants claimed that
they subscribed to the stock through mis-
representation. II Is not known whether
this action OF the company's counsel VIII
finally settie these cases or not.
POLICE OFFICERS SUSPENDED.
At a meeting OF the Police Commits
ssenors held to-day the charges against
Oficers ID. p. Eanes and Joseph 8. Moody
for conduct unbseoming an oflicer were
fully examined. and the decision OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
KInC's Daughters Meet.

The semi-annual meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held yesterday afternoon
in the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association The attendance was
quite large. and the meeting was OF con-
siderable interest.
Several matters were discussed, but
most of the time was devoted TO the pro-
position to use the Sheltering Arms Hos
York of the society. The visiting dele
gates will lay this matter before their so
cieties and report to the secretary the re-
culf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Christian Conference.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
WINDSOR, VA, october a.-The East
ern- Virginia Christian Conference met I'M
annual session to-day with the church at
Mt. Carmel, Isle of Wight county. near
here. Little business was transacteu,
save the appointment of the standing
committees. reading OF reports from the
various churches. and the election OF ofti-
GERS for the ensuing year. which resulted
as follows: President. Rev. w. w. Staley.
d. D.; Vice-President. Rev. ]. p. Barrett.
d. D.; Secretary. r. ]. I@rence; Trea-
surer Alexander Savage. The conference
will be In session four days. If not more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Funeral of Miss Garland.

U}y telegraph 10 The Dispatch)
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. October 81
The funeral of the late Miss Daisy Gar
land took place from the Eighth-Street
Methodist church at o'clock this after
noon. The Rev. Andrew Hunter conduct
ed the service. The remains were fol-
lowed to Mount Holly cemetery by a great
concourse of people and there, after ap-
propriate service. all that was mortal Of
the gifted young woman was placed in the
grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
THE EXPRESS ROBBERY.
+, Took Pinkerton Himself to Ferret Out
the Thief.

0y telegraph to the Dispatch)
NEW ORLEANS. LA, October a'-The
man supposed TO have stolen the money
nackage sent by the American Express
Company from New York'to New Orleans
has finally been found, and Is under ar
rest here. The robbery was very clever
one and for a time puzzled the detectives.
The Bank OF Commerce OF New YORK
cent a package OF 1000 to the Whitney
National Bank OF this city. The money
came by way OF ST. Louis-rather rounu-
about way. When the package was open
ed here by the bank It was found snort
goo zoo The detectives Immediately began
operations.
They were AT first inclined TO think the
theft had occurred between New YORK ana
81 Louis. Finally Pinkerton himsel
came here. and the result of his invesu-
CATION is the arrest of A. q. Gurney,
late money clerk OF the American Express
company in this city. who stands charged
with the theft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Richmond at tho Worlds Fair

The Cardweil Machine Company. \ OF
this city. have just been officially advised
that they have been awarded eight gold
medals at the Worlds Fair. Chicago. for
the excellent machinery exhibited by them.
They comprise cotton-seed oil-mills, cot
ton-presses. wool-presses, hydraulic
pumps, smoking tobacco granulat0r and
cleaner, smoking tobacco packer. plug-to-
bacco shapes. and thresher and separator
all made in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Fatal Panic at "A Fire.
By telegraph to the Dispatch)

IBy Telegraph 20 Ine DIspaIcTJ
PITTSBURG. PA. October 3l.--At 8
o'clock this morning the boarding house
Of Mrs Mary McGee, on Cornet alley,
East End was discovered 20 be in flames.
When the landlady and her boarders
were aroused all means Of escape by the
stairs were cut Off Mrs. McGee. leading
the way, leaped with her infant child In
her arms from a second-story window.
She was badly bruised and cut. The
baby's skull was fractured and II viii
die. Peter McDermott struch the side
walk heavily. fracturing his thigh. He Is
from a window. fracturing his skull. The
other boarders, six In number were res
cued by the 6remen. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Norfolk and Western.
NV taTagraDh tn the Diguatchl

PHILADELPHIA, PA, october I.-The
net earnings Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for September were
$3.50. .4i3. a decrease of S50073, or sixteen
per cent, from the earnings Of the same
month in 1892. For the nine months from
January 1st TO September 3Oth the net
earnings were S2O57599, a decrease OF
sSl. .S92. or four per cent from the earnings
Of La aGf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
WORLDS FAIR FIGURES.
AdmissIo Ions, ~, ,5e9, , 400 Expenditures, s3o''
55s,s4e- Receipts. si4.ooo.o0o.

CBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
CHICAGO. October a.-With the grand
total OF 2.iF,gs paid admissions. the
worlds. Fair was officially closed last
night. Though these figures represent
the paid admissions during the time al
,otted by Congress In which the exposi-
lion should be kept open, yet II IL caicu-
,ated that at least 100000 more tickets
viii be purchased before the peauti'u'
white City Is DESTROYED
when the fair closed Sunday nisn. .he
total up to that time was q. 6s,oS, wnsn
the receipts were counted last hisne N
total was 2I.4772i2. The total numoes ~
admissions on passes WAS ~ z'V0<'io''
. grand total Of z7.52s, 700. r.,.
star the debts OF the WORLDS faiI
have been paid, theke VIII remain - 'ssst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
An EmbeyzIer Wanted.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
ASHEVILLE, n. c., October SO. II.
Wheeler charged several months ago with
embezzlement OF funds OF George Wander
bilt. and who was under bonds TO appear
for trial at the present term of the Grim
inal Court here, was to-day In open court
called for trial, and failed to appear. A
capias for his arrest was ordered and
Judgment nisi was entered against his
bondsman. His present abode Is un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Gold Reserve Increasing.

(By telegraph 20 The DispatchJ
WASHINGTON. October 3l.-The gold
reserve Is nearly $S5.00O.000 to-day, and
bids fair TO reach s9O.O00Oo0 at the present
rate Of increase within the next ten DAYS.
The currency is running down. being to-
day Si95O1 900. The debt statement to be
issued tomorrow will show loss Of three
or four million dollars during the month.
but the general balance VIII stand over
one hundred million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
E. T. VA g. CA RAILROAD.
Committee of Holders of the Consolida-
ted SIS.

ted SIS.
CBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. october 3.-F. ID. Tap
pen. Adrian Isellm. Thomas Denny. and
w. r. Roosevelt. controlling large
amount OF the East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia railroad consolidated bs,
have been appointed a committee 10
look after the interests OF the bond
holders.
The committee has its headquarters at
the Gallatin National Bank. and holders
desiring to cooperate are requested TO
send their addresses and the number OF
bonds they own TO +, ID. Tappen, Gal
latin National Bank, New York city. =,
The committee has In view prompt ana
concerted action looking towards fore
closure OF the mortgage. unless the cou-
pons are paid within the three months
allowed by the deed OF trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
xv,n,.x Touris, p.,a.

The Richmond and Danviile railroad viii
sell round-trip tickets TO all the principal
winter resorts OF the South and South
west at very low rates. Tickets on sale
from November 1, 1893 until April Do. 1894.
For further Information call on or address
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
gl9 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
In Deep water.

Like incautious and weak swimmers are those
who incur the risk OF chroaic rheumatism by
neglect Of safety. This can DO insured at the
start by that live preserving medicine. Hostel
ter,s ssoms sch Bittels. rheumatism may attack
the heart There Is no safety then, forestail
the chronic stage OF the msindy by using tae
Biftsls, which u equally sfncacious In malaria,
dyspepsls. ilvor complaint, constipation. ana
kidnoy disoxdeE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Grayely's Hearers Few.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, October 81
Mr.. w. H. Graveley, of Martinsburg.
Henry county. Va, the Populist candi-
date for Attorney General. addressed
small audience in the Town Hall at this
place this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
O'FERRALL AT LYNcHBURC.
He Addresses n Large and Enthusiastic
Audience-Blg Victory Predicted.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch)

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG, VA, October a.-Colonel
Charles Il. O'Ferrall arrived here this al
ternoon from Campbell Courthouse, where
he addressed a large gathering OF the
suffragans OF the county to-doy To-
night he spoke to large meeting In
Moormans Warehouse. and his address
was received with much enthusiasm lie
spoke encouragingly of the progress OF the
campaign. and predicted an overwheim-
ing Democratic victory on Tuesday next.
Just prior to the speaking the Hiil-City
Band serenaded Colonel OFerrall at his
hotel, and salute OF seventeen guns was
fired by the Lynchburg Artillery Blues
from Moormans Warehouse lot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
ITninn SIafinn,s Reuninn.

The congregation of Union-Station Me-
thOdist church had very delightful re-
union In their tabernacle last night. Rev.
DR. Raw delivered an address OF welcome
| and the choir rendered Some excellent
music The Ladies' Aid Society furnishest
| a splendid supper. and all present enjoyed
| the occasion, which was entirely Informal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
yirginia's Many Premiums

The New York Tobacco Lear OF TINS
week SAYS that first premiums have been
awarded Messrs Cameron x Cameron, OF
this city, on their smoking mixtures ana
cut-plug tobacco. This makes twenty,
five premiums so far heard from awarded
TO Virginia exhibitors. Others VIII P'o-
badly be announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
Norfolk Hsrbor Improvements.

WASHINGTON. October a.-Mr. Tyler.
Of Virginia, appeared before the House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors to-day
in support of the proposition TO deepen
the channel between the Norfolk navy
yard and Hampton Roads.