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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
ROANOKE BUDGET.
To Manufacture Iron plates-Industries
Tor Glasgow,

ROANOKE, Va, Mar. o. Special. One
OF the biggest proiectsyet contemplaiedhore
is the establishment Of a plate mill for the
manufacture Of iron plates tits proposed
TO make iron plaies ir0m nine inches To
eight feet in width. and from ono-siXteenth
OF an inch 10 two feet thick, embracing
boiler plates. sheets for furnace work Of an
descriptions, plates for bridge and gas
works, stack iron for chnnnevs, for mills.
safes, iais, ore washers. Whcciharr0ws,
and, IN short, plate iron Tor every yonceiya-
bic purpose.
No mills OF this character are i'm the South.
and with the establishment Of the proposed
enterprise. in connection with the present
rolling mills, Roanoke would not only sup
ply the city with the product. but also
large portion OF the South. The cost Of n
fully equipped twculy-tOn ulant is este
mated at 100000, and ihe clear profits at
from $4,000 10 Sj0,OOO. The enterprise Will
require not less than $50 skilled workmon,
which will be valuable addition 90 oar
rapidly growing population. and all indica-
tiOns now point tO the speedy organization
Of q company with abundant capital 90 in-
sure success. subscription papers. il is
said, will be at once circulated, and il iB
believed the requisite amount viii De se-
cured without difficulty.
Inc embryo CITY OF ildS4OW. just ABOVE
the confluence of James and North rivers at
Balcony Falls. is rapidly looming mp as am
industrial centre. The ROckbrldge Conn
pany. of which Ex-Governor Lee is presi-
dent. Hon. VIM. a. Anderson. vice presi-
dent, and Mai. Miles NJ, Martin. general
manager. have already accomplished much
in the laying out of the town. grading streets
and constructing houses.
Among the industries already under way
at Glasgow are the following; An estal-
lshment for the manufacture of doors, sash,
blinds and builders materials Of all Kinds.
by Mr. W. A. Chesterman, of Richmond.
The plant will cost 100000. The machinery
for planning mill on an extensive scale has
arrived. and is ready 20 beplaced in position.
Bids are being received for the construction
Of two 100 ton furnaces. Propositions are
being received for the construction OfrOlling
mills. terra Gotta works, cement mills.
glass works. fOundries, agricultural imple-
ment factories, and many private buildings
are under way.
A Boston firm will establish shoe fac
tory.
Pure water will be conveyed i'm pipes from
a mountain stream capable of supplying "a
city of 10000 inhabitants. Electric light
works. for lighting the city and prOpelling
machinery. are to be established and a two
hundred room hotel constructed. Thirty
families of Baltimore have already engaged
quarters for the summer The hotel viii
cost 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
NORTH CAROLINA.
TRIAL OF EX-PRlEST BOYLE TO
BEGIN AGAIN.

Another Postmaster Reported to Have
Frred-Eaect. of the Big storm-struck
by Failing Tree-Limb-News at ka-
leigh and Greensboro.
RALEIGH. N. C., Mar. special r.
The trial Of ex-Priest BOYLE will be taken
up in Wake Superior Court tomorrow
morning and there is much interest mani
tested in the event. Hon. John ID. Hayes,
of Pennsylvania. an old friend Of the family
of BOyle arrived here to-day. and VIII ap-
pear In the case on behalf Of the prisoner.
Col. L. L. Fuller, who is regarded as the
ablest criminal lawyer in the state, VIII also
appear forthe defendant together with half
a dozen other well-known attorneys,
The Ladies' Memorial Association Of
Raleigh have chosen Hon. Fab. II. Bushee,
Of tins city. as memorial day orator for this
fear. ard that gentleman has consented 10
deliver the 0railon His subject Will. be
General W. ID. Fender. Memorial eNer-
cises Will take place on May 10th.
Another Of Mr.. Nanamaker's appolntees
is reported 10 have gone wrong This one
is +. G. Ferrall, postmaster at Apex. m this
county. He. too. was appointed under
vigorous protest Of the people OF the town.
Sworn TESTIMONY has been taken in the case
and sent on TO Mr.. Mguamaker, pOstmas-
ter-general. This evidence will be present.
ed TO him with the complaints OF citizens
through Congressman Bum.
\ man named John Reynolds met with
serious accident near Asheyille yesterday.
lie was choppng down "A tree at his place,
on Beaver Dam. when a limb fell on his
head, innicting injuries which It IS feared
will prove fatal.
News has Just been received OF a gigantic
hotel scheme which is on foot at AsheVllle.
A Philadelphia syndicate has decided TO
build magnificent hotel there, 70 contain
four hundred rooms and to cost SlOO,Ooo.
IL will be finished entirely in Western
North Carolina woods. and Will be COM
pleted by December. Work Is 10 begin an
once. and force Of skilled workmen viii
be sent there i'm few days from the North.
Walter G. Browning. OF Philadelphia, viii
be manager OF the hotel. IL will be ON a
site adjoining "Biltmore," where Mr.. Van
derbiit's residence Is being constructed.
Weeks Armstrong. Rocky Mounts de-
faulting c0l0red postmaster, has been bound
over t1 next term Of the Federal court, ai
New Berne. i'm the sum OfSlOo, and railing IA
give bond. has been committed To jail at
TarbOrO.
work has begun on Winston's new system
Of street railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. ga Nihilist
named Tikhanir0n. "A contributor 30 the Mo--
cow Ye DiedemOsfi and an author of some
note. was recently arrested on the Russian
frontier. Upon being searched "A quantity Of
dynamite was found concealed IN his cloth
ing.
LONDON, Mar. 2G.-The 81. James Ga
zette says that IL il la' .icd that the
Hungarian premier Count kalucky,
will in the near future, retire from ohlce.
PARIS. Mar 26.-president Carnot j.
being urged both by the Republican and
monarchist leaders 10 release the Duke az
Orleans, from the prison at CiaiWauN,
where be il now confined.
BERLIN, Mar. 2O.-llerr Won Alvensleben
has declined the office OF Minister OF For
eign Affairs.
BERLIN, Mar. 26.-General Won Capriyi
will act only temporarily as Prussian For
eign Minister.
LONDON. Mar. 26.-The Chronicle says
that Herr Won Alfensbben has been ap-
pointed Imperial Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Pen Pictures Culled from Number of
Exchanges.

Exchanges.
Committees of the Fredericksburg Riding
and Driving Club have been appointed by
the President, W. A. Little, Jr., as follows:
Finance-T. McCracken, Chancellor Bailey,
James B. Colbert. Programme and Race
Track-A. T.. Rowe. Jr.. 4. NJ. Honey, i.
McCracken, DUFF Green. Grounds ana
Privileges. &c.-M. b. Rowe, W. l.. Brad
lev. W. II. Hurkamp, y. \. Colbert. Trans
portation-W. II. Hurkamp, James B. Col
bert. NJ. b. Rowe.
It's said that not a house is for rent in
Winchester.
The PAGE Courier says: SIN 1883 the coke
house at Mines was destroyed by hre, ana
strange as il may seem, the fire has never
vet been extinguished, though entirely eA-
posed 10 all the rain that has fallen since
that date. II seems that the fire had taken
root. as il were, and was burning downward.
After dark the smOulderng emDers glO"
brightly when famed by the breeze
Inspector General Joe Lane stern ana
Major simonds. of Richmond, visited staun-
ton 10 inspect the jackson Rifles and Arlil-
lerv. The Rifles disbanded some time ago
and so were net ready 10 be inspected.
Recently, while. Mr.. Jake Baker residing
at Bula. was gone TO his dinner, few nun
dred yards distant, "A colored man broke
into his store and took six dollars thereirom.
The rObber has been captured and was IN
dicted al the last term of GOochland count!
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
state Department Officers fnstalled-Ad-
iournment,

NORFOLK, VA, Mar. 26.-ISpecial. Be
fore adjournment this morning, the state
Encampment Department Of Virginia. G. A.
r.. elected the following officers: Depart
ment Commander, y. j. smith. Richmond ;
:. y. Department Commander, James l..
Fuller, Norfolk; j. Y. Department COmman-
der. John FOlan, National Soldiers Home
Department Chaplain, Rev. Benjamin Holt,
Norfolk; Medical Director, DIR. ID. G..
Sterling. Norfolk. Official staff William
y. Eaton. Portsmouth, Assistant Adiuiant
General: John W. Rutter, Portsmouth. Quar-
termaster General; X. X. Wheeler. Norfolk
Department Inspector; A. c. Oden, New
Berne. y. c.. Judge Advocate; Samuel G..
Bandell. National soldiers Home, Chief
Mastering officer: Council Of Admnlstra-
tiOn. Leo Derndinger, Post No. 3, National
soldiers Home; John W. Woodman, Post
40. !. Portsmouth; John b. Newell, Post
so. 10. Richmond.
Representatives 10 the National Encamp-
ment: W. j. Manning. Post No. 10. Rich
m0nd: W. :. Wilson, Post No. D, Norfolk.
Alternates: James NJ. Williams. Post NO.
%, Norfolk; Lewis Ddwley, Post No. D,
Norfolk.
The newly-elected officers were installed
by =. ID. Commander II. T. WOodhn. gov
ernor Of the Soldiers Home, Hampton, and
the annual session closed, having adjourned
90 meet at New Berne. y. c., subject 20 the
call of the department commander.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

PoindeXter. the defaulting and absc0nding
warehouseman. and who lost five hundred
dollars by Poindexter, has received a letter
from the latter dated New York. in which
he SAYS his destination is South America.
i. II. Bolsseau, administrator Of George r..
Jones. deceased, has commenced suit against
James q. Penn, for ten thousand dollars.
Jones was one OF the wOrkmcn who lost his
life beneath the ruins Of Penn's factory which
WAS blown down by a cyclone last June.
This is the second suit brought against Mr..
Penn, by the heirs Of men who lost their
lives in that disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

NORFOLK. Mar. 26.- Special. The sloop
Ida ana the sloop X. W. Arson, both Of this
port, went ashore in the gale on fisherman's
island. Saturday night. The Ida had a
crew Of three men and boy. all colored,
two Of whom were frozen TO death in the
rigging, the boy droppingoyerboard and was
drowned. sunday morning Captain VIM.
Walker. in the neighbofhood, boarded the
sloop and found the captain badly frozen
and took BIN TO the life-saying station for
treatment The life-saying crew from
smiths Island visited the wreck, took the
bodies of the drowned men from the rigging
and gave them a decent burial, the body oil
the BOY being also found and inferred: The
sloop went 10 pieces before the gale abated.
The crow of the sloop X. w. Arson were all
.nY0I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
CHARLOTTESVILLE CHIPS.
The Town Going Ahead-Bclt Line Being
Surveyed.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Mar. 26.-lspecial. D.
There is no city in Virginia that Is moving
forward more certainly than this. The
methods used have been conservative and
safe. and the utmost confidence i'm the in
legrity Of Our enterprises is the result
The belt line is being surveyed. As the
stock is practically all taken, the work Of
construction will be pushed forward with
the utmost energy. Plans are preparing
for "a $4,000 hotel al the Spring.
The Land Improvement Company s-has
sold enough lots 20 pay for their land,
though less than - per cent. Of the capital
stock has been called in. The stock is al a
handsome premium and advancing fast.
The West End Land Company is placing
their stock. They allowed one hundred
shares 90 Charlottesville, and it was prompt
ly taken and the books closed As many
others were sold in Baltimore. The lands
of this company are being plotted and
streets through 10 graded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
ciGAR-mAKERs PROTEST.
Committee Appointed 10 Oppose the Nc.
Kiniey Liii.

Committee Appointed 10 Oppose the Me-
Kinley Liii.
NEw YORK. Mar 2G.-An important meet
ingoi manufacturers Of clear Havana cigars
was held today The object Of The meeting
was 10 select a committee 10 20 10 Wash
ington and protest before the ways
and Means Committee against the
passage a. the proposed schedule of
duties on Havana tobacco. includtd IN
the Mckinley bin. h b. claimed
that the passage Of the bill will entirely de-
str0y the industry OF making strictly clear
Havana cigars in this country, and De- The
cause Of throwing out OF work over i9,V'O
people, now being employed in that branch
Of The business. A committee. composed oi
Joseph ~eidcnberg. of Key West. lia.' \.
Mannrada, Of Tampa, Fla, and W. Bar
matt. OF this city. was appointed to 20 10
Washington. Resolutions were also adopt
ed. requcslisg All Havana cisafmakers
throughout the country 10 bold mass-meet-
ings. protesting against the injustice, as
proposed hy the Mckinley Oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

NEw ORLEANS, Mar. 5.-fhe Times
Democrats Galveston special says; An
sons Chicago National League team
was treated to huge surprise Today IN
their match with the 1al'estor nihe'
Anson's .acoltsr were outbatted and out
played M every point, and defeated by a
score OF 10 10 &. Tomorrow the Chicago
team meets the Houston Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
JAPANESE coNfLAoRATIoN.
Bistastrou- Fire in Toxic - Encounter
Win Dutch and Chinese.


Win Dutch and Chinese.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 2G.-Adsices from
China and Japan, by the steamer city Of
Pekin. state that on February n. about
one thousand i've hundred japanese
houses were burned 10 Toxic. and seventy
eight others partially destroyed. Two per-
sons We're killed. and twenty-five uremen
injured. ON February -, one hundred ana
eighty-seyen houses were burned IN Toxic,
aud on March .. eight hundred ard my
were destryod. Tue nres were all Of acci-
dental origin.
several serious encounters between Dutch
troops and a party OF chinese are re-
ported. The former met with severe losses.
A party of Dutch cOnvlcts, While trlirg 10
clear Jungle, were tred on nom bush.
A detachment OF troops was driven back
next day with nine wounded, aud on haEch
: Lieutenant Muller was killed and Cap
tain Van Heust was also shot. several men
We're severely wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
HONORlNG BISMARCK.
Affection of the German People for HIM
strikingly shown.

BERLIN. Mar. 26.-While Prince Bis
marck was to-day driving past bridge sit
uated between the Lust Garlen and Inter
Den Linden the horses attached 70 the car
riage shiel. and their legs became Cntan-
gled in the traces. When the horses had
been controlled a thr0ng Of people gathered
about the eX-ChancellOr. A remarkable
scene ensued. many of the ladies present
fying bouquets at the Prince, while others
seized and kissed his hands. The "Nan OF
Blood and lron,n while attempting t0 falter
oLt his thanks broke down and wopt. The
accident was trihing in It's nature, and the
Prince. rosuming his seat. drove on amidst
cheers OF the crowd.
HERBERT DlsNARCK's SUCCESSOR.
BERLIN. Mar. 26.-lt is thought that Herr
Won Alyensieben will become Foreign Sec
retary-the position formerly held by Count
Herbert Bismarck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
THE INDIANAPOLIS FIRE.
c oroners Investigation OF the Disaster
Com ~ eted---1he Verdict.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Mar. 2d.-Coroner
Wagner to-day completed his investigation
OF the disaster connected with the Bowen
Merrill fire, which occurred ON March l,ib,
and which resulted in the killing Of twelve
iiremen. The verdict in each Of the eases.
twelve in number, was alike. with the cN-
ceptlOn that the deaths did not all occur
on the same day. Tue finding Wa
as follows: ANTHONY NOliz came 10 Dir
death, March Il, 1890, through injuries re-
ceived from falling timbers and bricks al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
ARCHBISHOP HESS.
Death of a Distinguished Roman Catholic
Prelate.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Mar. 26.--A La Crosse,
Wis, dispatch 10 the seebote announces
the death in that city tonight of Archbishop
ueiss. Of Milwaukee. In May, 1915, his
namo was sent by Most Rev. Archbishop
Hennl 10 Rome for the coadjutorship OF MI
wankee. 10 which he was promoted 10
March. 1850. In 1881, by the death Of Arch
bishop Henni he was made Archbishop. oil
Milwaukee. lie was native OF Bavaria,
and was seyenty-two years OF age. his
death was not unexpected. as he has been
dangerously III for several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LONDON. Mar. 26.-In the House of Com
mons tonight. Mr.. Russelrs hill proposing
10 vest in the Irish rate-paycrs the
right of local veto on sales Of in-
toxicants. was rejected. and am amendment
offered by Mr.. John OCOnnor, that such a
measure is inexpedient until the House is
made acquainted with the scope OF the Gov
crnments local Government bill, was adopt
ed by vote of l3l tO l2l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LONDON. Mar. 26.-1he Times Berlin
correspondent says thar the appointment a.
Herr Won Alyenslebcn 10 succeed Count
Herbert Bismarck, as Imperial Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. is good choice. He has
decidedly the advantage Of Count Herbert
i'm say0ir faire and suayity OF manner. In
addition 10 this. his knowledge of affair,
and routine habits resulting from his eNpe-
rience at Washington and Berlin help MAJ
terially 10 DO him for the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Jane Hading wears her hair parted IN tns
center and drawn softly back In way that
gives her face classic appearance IL would
not otherwise have
Mrs Kendall combs her abundant req
hrown tres,es smoothly back and twists
them Into knot, which on almost any o'u''
woman would look commonplace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
Gambling on Hor.e-Races Killed.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Mar. 20.-There is not
horse-race pool-room open in Baltimore.
The passage Of the bill to-day by the House
of Delegates, at Annapolis, prohibiting
book-maklng, pool selling, and other modes
of gambling on horse-races, except at the
tracks, and its approval by the Governor,
did the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LONDON, Mar. 26.-The correspondent Of
the Times nc Berlin says that the Labor
Conference will probably close its labors bi
saturday next. so far as England is con-
cerned. the results will be simply MI. IL
the other states adopt the decision Of the
conference. it will bee taniamount 10 an ia-
yitatiOn for English labor legislation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

PRAGUE. Mar. 26.-The Young Czech par
tv held disorderly meeting here las; night.
The assemblage was addressed by Herr
Gregg. one Of their party leaders, who visor-
ously protested against the compromise
agreed upon az the Vienna German czech
conference. The meeting finally manifest
ed SO riotous disposition that il was broken
ND BIZ the nOlIcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

CmcAGO. Mar 21.-A special to the Her
aid from Lima. Ohio. says the standard Oil
Company to-day cOnsummatcd the nur-
chase outright Of its most powerful COM
petit0r in Ohio-the Lima CompanY-ior a
consideration said not % le less than
81. 100000. The property consists Of inn
mense blocks of territory i'm different parts
of the OH field and two large febneries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
Railroad Consolidation.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Mar. 26.-Ihe Alex
andria and fredericksburg, and the Alex
andria and Washington railroads were con
solidated to-day under The name oi & Ihe
washington and Southern Railroad. The
officers of the new consolidated road Will be
chosen at a future meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
Mrs. uarrison's Party.

RALEIGH. n. C.. Mar 26.-l special.-A
special from Greensboro says: Mrs. fresi-
dent Harrison and party passed through
here tonight, via the Richmond ana pan
~i,le road. On route 20 Washington. They
spent several hours at Ashe'ille this mo-n'
ingn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
oxFoRp.CAMsaIpoE
Cambridge the Favorite, but oxford
Wins.

LONDON, Mar. 26.-The Oxford-C am
brige boat race to-day was Won by oxford.
The great annual race between the boat
crews Of the oxford and Cambridge lniycr-
sites took place on the Thames this after
noon. The weather in the forenoon was
brilliant, but at the time Of the race the
wind was changeable, causing the water to
be quite choppy.
An unprecedented crowd gathered along
both banks Of the river, and the interest
displayed was without parallel in the an
nails OF the race. The Cambridge crew was
the decided fayoritc In betting. 10 won the
toss for position and chose the >urry side OF
the river. At 4:4f.3o the word was given
and the crews started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LIVERPOOL, Mar. 26.-An agreement has
been reached at q meeting between the
striking dock lsb0rers and their employers,
and the strike is over. The meeting was
arranged by Mr. Da'itt, who has been ac-
fiNelY chnmnlnnlng The cluse Ollhe men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
BASEBALL.
Philadelphia Defeats Brookiyns In Jack
sOnyilie.

sOnyilie.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Mar B.-Base-
ball players league), Philadelphias. =;
Brooklyns, ). Both teams leave for the
North tomorrow morning. The BROOKLYN
league team VIII sail tor New York via the
Clyde steamer.
CfNCINNAIf-rOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o., Mar. 2G.-txhibition game
Toledo, s.; Cincinnati. o.
CLEyELAND-cHICAGO.
Nr,,puls. TENN. Mar 26.-The Cleye-
land and Chicago players league clubs
PLAYED here to-day, the former winnings
to q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

PARIS. Mar. 26.-rlo wholesale butchers
Of this city declare that if their demands
concerning the importation OF ioreisu caiile
are not granted. they Will close the aDatoif-.
A meat famine il impending.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
niotous students.

ST. PETERSBURG. Mar 26.-RiOting con-
tinues among the students of the -. Peters
burg University. Revolutionary pamphlets
are being scattered far aud wide by secret
organizations.
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CANADA AND THE U. S.
Unrestricted Reciprocity Between the
Countries Advocated.

Countries Advocated.
TORONTO, ONT, Mar. 2G.-In the Ontario
Legislature last evening Mr.. Graham. mem
her for East Lambton. gave notice that he
would Introduce the following motion'
"That. in the opinion of this House. il is de-
sirable that closer relations should exist
between the United states and the Do
minion Of Canada. and that the House do
humbly petition the Legislature Of the Do
mini0n % take such steps asthey may deem
nxpediont tO bring about unrestricted reel
pr0city between the [ niiod states and the
Dominion of Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LONDON, Mar. 26.-The Persian Govern
ment has granted % q syndicate Of Russian
hnanciers tine refusal. for "a period OF iiYe
wears. OF an concessions necessary 20 The
construction Of lines OF railroad within the
domains Of the shah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
nI.mnrok rrInce.

BERLIN. Mar 2G.-Ihe Emperor las per-
mitted Prince Bismarck 10 retain the title
Of Prince, with the little Of Duke oi Lauen-
burg. rs a second distinction. Inc tfince
will still be- addressed as Serene llighness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

CINCINNATI. %. Mar. 26.-lhe Ohio river
is falling 40 all points above this city, as
also an It's tributaries. The weather is
clear and the worst is over. and a rapid de-
cline is anticipated tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

LONDON, Mar. 27.-Ihe Daily News
Odessa correspondent says there is talk M
official circles of appointing an Imperial
commission 10 inquire into the abuses oi
penal administration in Siberia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

BERLIN. Mar. 26.-prince Bismarck to-
day had an audience ol three-luariefs ol an
hour duration with the Kaiser. Crowds
gathered on the sidewalks and cheefed INC
ex-Chancell0r as be- proceeded 90 the palace