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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Dr'George b. Steel has been appointed
one Of the Judges 90 award the prizes 10 the
graduating class Of the Dental Department
Of the University OF MARYLAND, 10 DE held in
Baltimore March 18th. The commencement
proper occurs March 10, at 3 =. NJ.
Coroner TAYLOR took charge Of a dead in
FAINT which was found yesterday morning
in an alley between Gilmer and Muniord
and Marshall and Clay streets. and will
make post norton examination 20 see If
murder was committed.
Mrs. DR.. A. $. McRac, who went 20 Gal
Weston, Texas. % visit her son. Colonel
Colin J. McRae, has almost entirely recON-
cred her health.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, Of Baltimore. is soon
10 deliver "A lecture for the benefit Of the La
dies Society Of Grace-street Baptist
Church.
Miss Ilea Atkinson. after spending sew
oral weeks in Catlettsburg, Ky. has re-
tursed 20 her home the American Hotel.
Mr.. Page IL. Slaughter, Of Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, left Yesterday afternoon
10 spend to-day in Buckingham county.
Mrs. Warren b. Smith and Miss Maggie
Walker, of north Iwenty-third street, are
visiting friends I'm Norfolk.
Hon. Paul c. Edmunds, the Jolly Con-
gresham from Halifax county, was in the
city yesterday.
John L. Roper Lodge Of Perfection. No. ..
will confer the fourth and fifth degrees next
Monday night.
The stone work on the West End market
has been completed.
The Nnth-street bridge over the old canal
has been repaired.
Mrs :. B. Mckinney and daughter, Of
farmvile, are guests at the Executive
Mansion.
Mrs. z. W. Mckinney took tea yesterday
with Mrs. Philip llaxall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Matte .ickers, George Wilson. and "K'
10" the Magic Queen.

Matte .ickers. George Wilson, and $40
10" the Magic Queen.
The ever popular and fascinating young
soubrctie, Matte Nickers,will be the attrac-
tion at the Mozart Academy the first three
nights Of this week. Miss Nickers is one of
the handsOmest .Oubrettos ON the stage. She
will appear on Monday and Tuesday nigh S
Jn her latest success, 'Jacquine,' ednei q
nesday night she will present "therub.
Miss Nickers should attract large audiences,
as she Is an artistic Of established fame. I'm
all her plays she does some clever singing
and dancing. Tickets for Miss \lckers' en-
gagement are now ON sale.
The minstrcl-l0yng public will, no doubt,
be pleased 90 read that Wilson's Ministries
will occupy the stage of the Academy next
Friday and saturday night. including "a
Saturday matinee. The organization is
now one Oh the best. as well as largest, of
its Kind in the country. Tickets 80 on sale
next Thursday morning.
''/OzO. the Magic Queen" viii be pre-
scented at the Theatre Friday and Saturday
evenings next and Saturday matinee. with
its wealth of beautiful scenery. music.
songs dances. marches. and number of
bright specialties, which have been added
TO the famous spectacle. Miss Adah Eve
lyme, talented actress. will impersOnate
the Fairy Queen. Mr.. Thomas l.. Mills. q
clever comedian. is cast for Washington
knOwal. The DetmOros. late Of Crystal
Palace, will be seen in their wonderful mid
air act, for which they are famous. Willie
Mcdonald. skirt dancer. Agnes and
Alice Purcelc. and other specialues Incl
dental to the play. Seats on sale Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
MARCH KEEPING UP IT'S RECORD
OF FlCKLENESS.

Snow and Sunshine Inter Chameing-The
Er~o Kindsrgarter- May Musical
FESTIVAL - Notes About Town-Per-
sonai.
Wasn't il Virgil who said 90! Fc-
nina. mutabile cstf" Maybe that is not
correct Latin, but IL the word Marc h be
substituted for Femina, and the mutabile
be translated. iickle, much truth viii he
stated in short metre.
And yesterday was an example Of this,
cloudy and cold at dawn, snow and hail
about 10 ia the morning, clear and snowy
at intervals during the early night, with the
wind bowling mercilcs-ly, made up com
biaaiion Of chan<cableness 20 be cnvied by
the hoartlcss nirt.
Towards o'clock the clouds settled in
ragged heaps m the northwest, and just
aflor sundown they lifted above the horizon
showing background for fields just green.
ing under the first touches Of spring, Of "A
soft crimson, which art cannot reproduce.
March is a tickle month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Us best reached by taking the Second stree.
and lleur.cO pike fl new road Mr. Bar
tom bias opened ir0m fle pike ll N0rl ayD-
nue.. This avoids all bills. except Second
street bin.
There IS n0 lct up In tle improvement ou
tu. property THE llUuofs nursery l- he-
inc moved over. bodily. from Brooks pike,
and handsome residences and Teenh0us.
viii he erected 900 once. The hli-es Ol Htr-
land Gaines. Professor Shaw and 1l. Bone
meta are finished. and Will af once Dee 0eeI-
pied. SO houses are built, except for actual
residents and owners. tle demand being o
great n- ODD preclude tna possibility OBJ uu.ll-
ing h1uses for sale. the beginning bass
been made boo erecting houses 0n AOrih awe
nue.. quarter OF mile further
out. hy Mr. Barton. These lots ar
aJXi3j with Widealey- ond command fine
View 0i the entire city. There is plateau
OF three or four miles north of Richmond 0i
high. rolling land. which i, tle water shed
Ol Che james and ChickahOminy rivers. and
is ail -plendidly drained. and is beyond
doubt healthy and perfectly lree nom
malaria. 10 win soon De supplied with
schools and churches. and with siIoei-cfr
facilities which must come boz time; BE- will
become the most desirable residence prOp'.-
% around the city. Ile exceeding loss
price asked for lots in Barton Height, and
easy terms oi purchase make them most
excellent Investment o. parties desiring
real estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

er's Cross Roads last week, by a govern
mont detective.
a. there Is now an effort being made %
move me Davis Cadet school 90 GoldsD0ro.
FAYETTEVILLE Is putting IN bid for the same.
Tho Oid United states Arsenal there Is sug-
gesied as q suitable site.
a mining expert has been al work In
Dladen county ON the Cape Fair and adkin
VALLEY Railroad. and discovered a coal de-
p0sit M Prospect Hill. on the lands Of Mr.
W. y. Whitfield.
Fayetteville has caught the spirit OF nm
movement as well a. her sister towns. ohe
wants "a Chamber OF commerce. 1Iahu
Guardian ". ID. GOsior has organized anew
LODGE al theI. %. %. T.. and "a shipment o.
freight has lust been received there direct
from New York in forty-eight hours.
Alr. Richard Holmes. living near Clinton,
has lust exhibited some pca-plOssom-. Mhlcs
were fully developed before the late frost.
The Capitai Cotton Factory 0i A-hYille. Is
to have t6e stock increased 90 $4,000 tO
$4,000. ID. N. Cane is president.
Catawba county has twenty inmates
in tine p00r-h0use and f0riy-iour outside BEN
enciarios. The county fund is $3.50 per
month.
The farmers are shipping large quantities
of 0yster-shell up the a. ANA n. &. haliI1du'
tO Doe used for fertilizer.
The c0tt0n-mil 40 J0nesD0ro has orders
for iis goods six months ahead.
A highly dramatic story comes from hai-
lotie of "a little Miss Lula smith. the four
feen-vear old daughter of Sheriff 4. j..
smith. who was playing with some other
children near the Jail. about i've O'Clock one
evening. and saw % prisoner slip down from
% hole be had made in the wall and gun on.
She promptly picked mp rock ANA STOOD
guard no The opening. 900 which stood
dozen heads ready tOcome out, ANA screamed
for helm. which soon came.
Chowau county has decided 90 abandon
The credit system.
THE town of -holhv proposes 90 raise
fund of $500 t0 be expended in buying TWO
thousand volumes for "a circulating library
for the town.
y. N. Bieear-fi0. of cleveland county,
ASSIGNED i0r 5000 Assets $1,000.
one DunNaut. "a railroad contractor ni
Tennessee bias sued Cleveland county i0l
$500 interest 0n county bonds for work done
on grading tho railroad. The WORK WAS
done. and when ihero was nO money io lli
he levied On The Southwestern Railroad.
Thomas A. Edison is prospecting at hi-l
Point, in iNIs county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
a 100000 CHECK
Returned to the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany bY Governor NlchnIl-.


pany bY Governor Nichols.
NEW ORLEANS, la, Mar. l5.-The fol-
lowing correspondent explains itself.
"New Orleans, Mar -, 1890. To His Ike
cellency Francis Nichols, Governor of The
State of L0uisiana.-Ata meeting of the
board of directors of the Louisiana Lottery
Company. held in their offices this day. ID
was resolved that the president OF
the company be directed 20 forward
TO YOU the sum Of 100000 90 be-
used IN your discretion 20 protect the people
of Louisiana against the inundation now
apparently so imminent, i'm consequence of
the threatening condition of tie river. Par
ticipatng, as they do. Ina the anxiety which
Neur ENcellency must feel at this
critical moment. the directors and
members of the corporation feel con-
iident that the money which they TIM.
place I'm your hands Will De promptly and
efficiently applied 20 the purpose for which
IL intended. In accordance with the res
Oiution, |, therefore, enclose the company.
check Tor SlueWO. Very respectfully.
NJ. a. DAUpHrN.
President Louisiana Lottery Companv.-
Governor Nichols replied as follows. 81
have received your communication off his
date, enclosing the check of The Louisiana
Lottery Company for 100000 for levee pur.
poses. ON the eve Of a session Of the Iesi.-
lature. during which the renewal or exfen-
sion OF your charter will De acted upon las
question vitality affecting the interests of
TINS state. have no right 20 place the peo-
pie under obligations % your c0muanv' in
however small degree, by my accepionce
OF a gratuity from it. / herewith return Won
the check. Very respectfully.
FRANCIS NICHOLS, Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
THE FREE KINDERGARTEN.
Opening Exercises 10 be Held I'm Rich
mond on Monday.

mopd on Monday.
For some weeks a number Of ladies con-
ncctcd with the Young Women's Christian
Association have been celebrating plans for
the Free kindergarten, and at last they
have so matured things that the institution
will begin operations on Monday at 10
O'Clock In the morning. In ono OF the rooms
of the Sheltering Arms. Miss ilttman VIII
be- ~ charge of the Kindergarten.
This is work which should appeal to
psery woman who has child. There is a
lot 0C little ones even in prosperous Rich
mopd who drag out what should be the
manifest period of their lives. God
knows If "a person Is not happy, as
a child. be mover will know what IL real
happiness. Hundreds Of things may De
Termed by child before ne or She 10 run
through ALB, ab; c-b, eb; I'D, ib; OBJ. OBJ
Nh, ub; or tvs TO wrestle with common
fractions.
The tendency nowadays is too much 90
hook knowledge. II the kindergarten does
nothing else 10 instls I'm the little ones the
ideas of gentleness, becoming the lady or
gentleman. and trains, al the best time,
their powers of observation.
II is not intended % c0nine the work OF
the free kindergarten % one little room.
but as the means increase IL is proposed 10
establish branches in different paris Of the
city. and thus enhance the efficiency Of the
kindcrgartcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
Notes About Town.

The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Asso-
ciation will hold a meeting at the house of
Miss Crenshaw, corner Main and Adams
streets, on Tuesday, the 18th instant at 1.
O'Clock.
About 80 O'Clock this morning an alarm
Of fire was turned in from Box lO, Williams
burg avenue and Louisiana street. There
was quite a blaze for time.
Rev. Il. T. Beades, of Randolph
College, VIII preach at Towards Grove
sunday, at II A. NJ. and 7:l5 Z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

ThecOntract with the symphony Orchestra
Of Boston, for It's appearance here on the 2d
aud 81 Of May. was received here yesterday.
The first night will be symphony night, and
only the orchestra will play. The second
night the choruses accompanied 10y the fun
orchestra, will sing. kehearsals for the
chorus will begin April 10th az the seventh
street Lutheran Church, and the selections
will be the chOruses from Councils "ke-
demptiOn" and Wagner's "lannhauser. q"
The Gesang Nerein Virginia will sing Abt's
.'Song of Victory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Han. The following are the officers: J.. G
VI. W.. J. Alpheus Nansant; q. VI. W"
10 I'm ". Diefendorf G.. Foreman waite
A. Barrows G.. Overseer, William III
Foulk; g.. Recorder. u. 4. Colbert; q. Re-
celyer' Mver Hirsch. q. Guide. George 4.
Tuitt. VI. Dag. !. w., J. 7. B. Hyslop. NJ.
Dag. O. W.. 4. y. Jones &. NJ. T.. q. J..
wilkins. NJ. D.: G.. Trustee, ID. Meredith
Reese: G.. Trustee. William ihegan; G..
Trustee. Joseph Is. Adams.
The Richmond lodges are represented Dry
Mossrs. William :. Woodson and Robert X.
Ralsion. This order embraces in It's mcm-
bership hrst-class material OF all profess
sions. and IL is not confined simply % me-
chanics.
The Richmond fraternity has arranged
for the reception aud entertainment of The
delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

The funeral of the late James Cabel
Smith took place Yesterday noon from
Grace Episcopal Church. Rev. DIR. IL. Nj
jackson conducted the services. The in.
terment was made AT Hollywood.
The pall-bearers were; Messrs. George
b. Pegram, 4. $. Hurt. j. IL. Montague, Jr.
W. Tucker Darlington, Joseph Il. Amber.
son, John NJ. Price, Charles A. Rose, T.. g.
Massie. Colonel Archer Anderson. james
IL. Dooley, J.. l.. Wormely, G. A. Walker
4. :. Bruce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

PARIS. Mar. lj.-lt is now thought prob.
able that the new Ministry will De cone
struc cited as follows: NJ. DE Freycinot. Pre-
micr and Minister OF War; VI. Constans.
Minister of Foreign Affairs; NJ. Bourgeois.
Minister of the Interior; NJ. BJuNier. Minis
ter of Finance: NJ. BrissOn. Minister of
Justice; NJ. Roche. Minister Of Commerce
NJ. Fallieres, Minister of Public lnstruc-
ton; NJ. De,clle, Minister of Agriculture;
NJ. Guyot, Minister of Public Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
No Cancellation Yet.

MIR. George 4. Fisher, OF New York, presi-
dent Of the Electric and City Street Rail
ways, OF Richmond, reached the city yester-
day morning. The consolidation meeting
OF the Electrician lines did not take place,
however.
MIR Fisher stated that plans were not
ready 10 hold meeting looking 10 a c0nsOli-
dati0n for several DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

The House today adopted resolutions
calling 0a tine Secretary of ile Treasury for
information a- COB whether the government
a ile owner on holder 0I any OF tla l'r-I
mortgage securities 0f amy of the Pacific
roads which were aided bN The governments
and ile amount and manner aud authority
.y which ile same We're acquired. a
resolution Was adopted calling ou the ~ec-
rotary 0l War for Information as fO whether
there are sufficient money and facilities az
fhe command of the War Department
f0 guard the levecs add other
works and plant. 0l tle government from
destruction by the present l00d in the
Mississippi. and II not report what may l.
necessary; also to inform the House if
there j, reason t0 applahend unusual
danger t0 human lIie. aud what Steamer.
cam le used Ny fls Department or tne llis-
si-sippi river Commissioner 90 rescue those
'n peril.
At2p. VI. public business was suspend
ed. and The remainder oi tle days session
was devoted Oh eui1g'es ON the late Com
FRESHMAN VIM. ID. Kelley, 0i Pennsylvania.
Mr. O'Neil. of Pennsylvania. was the first
il address tle House, and spoke ieeln.ly ol
fhe lli. and public services 0I bus colleague
and dear friend.
Mr. Holman. OF Indiana. reviewed the
services OF his friend. and spoke of friend
ship extending over tweuiy-uine years in
Congress. lie paid "a high tribute io Mr.
keley- craftsmanship, ana bis public re-
cord. which. in Congress. covered and con-
nected him with three great public ques-
ti0ns-the abolition oislaverY, the currency,
and the tariff.
General Banks briefly eulogzed the de-
ceased member. who. be- said. had cudeay-
0red in every direction Oh increase the .n-
dustrial welfare Of his country and his pco-
pie.
Representative Mckinley. OF Ohio; Gem
eral Bingham. OF ienn-s lFaula: VI iison, of
West Virginia; Breckenridge, of Kentucky;
Kerr. of iowa. and Res hum ol lennsyl-
yania, also paid eloquent tributes of re-
spect and praise % the high private and
plIblic qualities OF Judge Kelley, aud ai-
Iudsd leelingly % the long ANA iniimai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

ST. PETERSBURG. Mar. l5.-Adyices rc.
ceiNed here from Afghanisiau state that q
revolt has broken ont there. The Amoer
Abdur Rahma, was beheadod and several
of his courtlers and others We're compelled
10 fee for their lives into Russian territory
whore they are now gathered on the Afghan
lrnnilor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

4 City Of 5000 Inhabitants I'm the In.
dian Territory.
PONcA, l. T., Mar IA correspondent
who left Guthrie forty hours ago with q
band of boomers found ON arriving here yes
terday afternoon a city of 1000 people
which had sprung up as if by magic. 10 }.
already doing a thriving business with
hastily improyisod hotels and grocery stores
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Donoon. Upper 81 Go. have formed "a
partnership 90 engage in tle real estate
business. at sll east Main street, Mr
Charlie. L.. Dan00n di--0'ying with BIT.
George ID p0ndeNi.r and a-s0ciating with
himself SIR. 10 Topper. jr. iNf years WITH
bis Date brother, furm1n lupper and Mr.
Harry - Don01n. h01kheerer ior inf iiien-
mond Perpetual Building, Loan ana iiu-.
Company.
This cnlerprising firm of k'chmond' IS
most PROGRESSIVE Young men should receive
d liberal share of Oboe patronage of owners
and buyors lroai estate in and around the
city,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
FEARFUL LAND SLIDE.
Hundreds of Tons of Earth Fan With
Crushing Eject.

TROY, \. y, Mar. l5.-At 8 O'Clock this
morning land slide occurred here. More
than one hundred feet Of Wamen's Tin was
carried away, and hundreds Of tons of earth
fell. one house was crushed. and fire
people Were Killed. The occupants off the
house were sixteen in l1mbcr. The Killed
are Mrs. Johanna Hogan. aged forty wears
widow; Mrs. Mary Noonan. her mother
aged eighiV-eisat; Annie Burns, child of
Patrick Garfield, aged eleven. The per
sons kiileu occupied sleeping apartments I'm
ihe rear part OF The building. The others.
VINO escaped miraculously, We're IN the
'front.' OF the house, bat We're an more or ic,s
Injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
THE LEE MONUMENT.
Grand Commander Icnry's Address io
Confederate veteran Camps.

Confederate veteran Camps.
NORFOLK. va. March l5.- special.
Commander Henry. of the Grand Camp o.
Confederate Veterans today sent the ioi'
lowing letter 20 the different camps 100 ths
state.
Headquarters Grand Camp Coniederaie
Veterans. Department OF Virginia, Norfolk.
Na. Nar li.-I0 Commander of
Dear Sin Tine Governor of Virginia. tle
Executive Committee of the lee N0nu-
ment Association. and R. L. Ice Camp, of
Richmond having appointed. definitely
Thursday. May 3D.. for tle unFeiling of lht
statue of General r.. J.. Lee. in Rich
m0nd. Na. and. having been in-
yIted as commander of tle Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans Department ODD y DE-
giuil. to take command oi ali ile veteran
camps 0n that occasion. lt becomes mt
duty io cal your attention io Che uAl Ani
occasion. / would. therefore. urge upon
y0I f0 take suitable steps for the prepare
lion of attending these ceremonies. and Co..
begin at once. lt is needless tO say that iAi-
is Grand occasion. and perhaps the last On
many for hOnur.ne fne memory oft OUR grand
elioliain. and DO should De held a- "a sacred
duty bf every true Confederate veteran i0
he present ou CHAT occasion Do possible. ~Nf
t0 10. commander and comrades. that your
Camp tcsiIies t0 the love they have lor ihe
memory of R. T.. Lee. hy their attendance
with ran ranks. and De 20 the ambition of
each camp t0 vie with other. in hrln4n
fhe largest number Of Veterans. ! our
camp is Therefore requested i0 ne present ih
Richmond. 0n the 2Ntn Of May. for the puf-
pose oftahns your position in tne Veteran
corps.
The officers in command wli report i1
ihe Commander 0f the Gfand Camp 100 hi.
headquarters. due notice of which VIII lf
given y0u Please give a- quick notice iD
these headquarters as possible of the probe
able number YOU win bring. the day. hour
anc by what Dine you viii arrive. so That an
aide or marshall may meet and escort you
t0 Che place 0l rendezvous.
H.. VI. Henry.
Commander Grand Camp Confederate Nct.
Grams.
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Presbyterian Union.

The Presbyterian Union. Of which Rev. j
4. stewart Is president. will be fully organ
I1ed for work next Wednesday night. The
meeting will be held in the First Presby-
terrain Church, and Rev. Dr.. Hoge will be
the principal speaker OF The evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

LIVERPOOL, Mar. i5.-lho striking dock
laborers here assumed so menacing am a.t-
tude that the military garrison has received
orders 20 be prepared 90 meet any omorgcn-
cy. The drinking houses have been ordered
closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

The Grand Lodge Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, which embraces the states OF
virginia, New Jersey, Maryland and Dele
ware will meet in annual session newt
Tuesday At l0o'clock A. NJ, at Lee Camp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
GERMAN LABOR CONFERENCE.
All Europe Seeking 10 Better the Condi-
ton OF Workingmen-Iorcicn News.


All Europe Seeking 10 Better the Condi-
tion OF Worhingmen-Ioreign News.
BERLIN, Mar. 10. The Berlin papers an
contain references 10 the Labor Conference
which assemblies in this city to-day. They
congratulate the nations upon hcmeetngoi
The conference.
The National Ieitung SAYS DO is gratiy-
ing spectacle for armed Europe 60 see dele
gates Ofthe several nations deliberating the
amelioration Of the social condition Of the
w0rkingmen.
PROGRAMME TO BE DISCUSSED.
The opening of the Labor Conference o..
day pari00k more Of a social than OF am oili-
cial character The programme % Doe dis
GUESSED by the conference is confined 90 the
following points. l.. Shall underground
work hy women and children Doe permitted
.. Hours of labor i'm unheaithWl mines. o.
The possibility of international regulation
of output: 4. The limitation of suppression
Of Sunday labor. 3. Fixing the age 900 which
children may labor; Is. Character of work
TO De- engaged in by children; Z. Character
of work 20 De engaged in hy women; s. The
advisabiliiy of international conferences on
these subjects at regular intervals.
THE OPENING ADDRESS.
Baron Won Berlepsch, ia opening the c0n-
ference. said that, in the view of the Lm-
per0r. the labor question was one which de-
mandcd the attention OF AN civilized ma
TONS as peace between classes seemed on-
dangcred by industrial competition. The
Emperor had. therefore. considered himself
justified i'm attempting 90 elect q combined
agreement of the European powers 90 meet
a common danger The discussions of the
conference would necessarily be of TECH
ncal nature.
Herr Madgdeburg, under secretary of
commerce, was elected yico-presilent OF The
conference. IL was ordered That all docu-
ments considered by the conference Doe
printed i'm French and German. and that
The lL-uL-- -L-u- In In tho L--uDu --u--- ----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Rev. =. Meade will give an account OF
"Church Work in Virginia" this afternoon
az O'Clock, at Monumental Episcopal
Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

WAsulSGroN. DC, Mar 3d. i.......
Colder. nir weather. Northwestern ...,..
fair wosiher on Monday. warmer ..r.
day.
For Norih Carolina. Colder nr r.r..
noiihwesierIy w'nds' n'r weather 0a v..
day.