The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1891.
NEWS sun fRY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Snow and rain; warmer.
Mayor Ellyson submitted his animal message
70 the City Council last night.--The new Pres
byterian church in Manchester was dedicated.
1t has been decided TO hold a county pri-
mary election in Henrco.--The Kings Daugh-
tiers held meetng--The Common Council,
the Grounds and Buildings Committee. TIA
Board of Public Interests and the ladies inter-
osted in the Carnival de Ia Mer met.
VIRGINIA.
Edward Enoch. of Danviiie. was indicted FOR
the murder Of James Gravett yestorday.-A
Young Mems Christian Association building
may be erected IN Danvile.---Ihe shipments
Of manufactured tobacco from Danville during
the past month amounted TO 10000 pounds
James Grey was drowned Al Newport News
Saturday nigbt.-Mrs Virginia Gordon and
Captain r. Phillips, Of Norfolk, died yesterday.
Fire IN Lexington yesterday Quilted the old
"Stonewau" Jackson buildng.-An English
man claiming to De Lord Day was arrested IN
Stanton yesterday charged with petit lar
ceny A =. Wilkinson, grocer of stanton
failed yesterday.
CONGRESSIONAL.
In the Senate yesterday tho House amend
and the bill now goes TO the Prcsidont.-llr.
GRAY was appointed an additional member OF
the select committee on commercial relations
with Canada--lIr henderson was elected
president protein Of the Senate succeeding llr.
Ingalls-The credentials of James II. Kyle as
Senator from South Dakota, and of John b.
Gordon a. senator from Georgia. were filed
House bill relating 10 the treaty Of reciprocity
with the Hawaiin Islands, and the Joint rcsou-
ton appropriating 100000 for the improve
mont of the Mississippi river, 10 be III M .uately
available. were passed.-lhe Postoiiice
ApIropriation bin was passed with one amend
ment appropri8ting 81 25lon for the transporta-
ton Of foreign mais-Thc conference report
on the Indian Depredatons bin was agreed TO.
The Agricultural Appropriation bill was
passed with amcndments- Senate then
proceeded 10 the consideration of the General De-
tciency Appro, ration bill.-lhe hill was tcm-
Yorarily laid aside, and the conference report on
the District of Columbia Appropriation bill was
agreed to.-At p. NJ. the Senate took recess
until s Z. NJ
I'm the House the Senate amendments TO the
Indian Appropriation bill were uon-concurred
in and the bin was sent 20 u confcrence.--Scn-
ate bills were passed for the erection Of a new
mint building in Philadelphia at a cost not TO
exceed s2G0NO and for the erection of a new
custom house in the city of New York. the pres
ent custom-houso TO be sold for siOOO00O and
the proceeds to be used for constructing the
new bmldmg-Sen bill granting a pen
sion of $500 year to the widow
of Admiral Porter was passod-1ho
conference report on the District Of Columbia
Appropriation bill was agreed to.-lhe con-
ference report on the Copyright bin WAS report
cept the provision that the home copyright
shall not prevent the importation of like arti-
Giles from abroad. further conference was
ordered.-Ghe Po-toaice Appropriation bill
was sent to conference, and the House took
recess till s:30P.M
NEW YORK.
TLedccline in cotton continues uninterrupted.
The net earnings of the Norfolk and Western
road showa slight decrease, while the Rich
mond and Danville show an increase Steps
were taken yl terday TO erect statue 70 Gcner-
Al sherman Two thousand two hundred and
eighty-hye immigrants arrived IN New York
Yesterday Bishop Paddock, of Massachusetts.
is very Il-Mr Cleveland will remove his law
ofice.-Tho annual election Of officers of the
Southern Society will take place next Thurs
day Captain David La Tourctto, OF New
Jersey, is dead.
FOREIGN
II is stated ;hat o2-promicr Crsm expects 10
return 10 power again. and has approached
the Holy See TO that cni-It is re-
ported that Emperor William has decid-
ca not TO take any further official steps
of retaliation towards France IN reference
10 his mother trcatmcnt.-lt is said that Mr.
Gladstone Will give historical sketches of Lady
Hamilton, the mistrcs, Of Lord Nelson The
number Of men employed on the relief railways
in Ireland amount TO over S,OlO-1hc journal
des DebtaS, France, has made an attack on the
Paris press ion ITS utierances ON the Empress
Frederick visit.
GENERAL.
The personnel of The North Carolina Railroad
Commission, which Will be decided Tonight. is
attracting great de- of interest. Governor
fowle Yesterday honored rcqui,iiion from the
Governor OF Nr1uia for Henderson Donnahoe
The North Carolina Assembly VIII hold three
sessions per day during the rcmaider Of the
term.--Ihc North Carolina Senate defeated
tho biu TO make j, a misdemeanor to receive
over the legal rate of interest, and passed a bill
70 Incorporate the Norfolk. Wilmington and
Charleston raiiroad.-Ihc House passed ills
repeaAng ihe act which prohibits the sale OF
marketable oysters outside OF the sta,c and to
require the dentists from hcr States 20 Iocx-
smIned before they arc sloNcl 20 frsc.... iu
that State Mn, Salic psw.op of i...l.
county. North Carolina muri,..I d. W. ...
dr,n tudar afternoon h...-.n r ronlc-
OF hariotte North ,roina. DIE, y..icr lay
The frn raj Of the late l. >Csle Of char
loue, North Carolina took rlac here sunday.
SryAEINo Of the publication by the New
York Herald Of advanced sheets OF Sir Edwin
Arnold's Light Of the World" Rev. +. c.
Bodies of New York, said TO his congregation
on SUNDAY
And II will be remembered bv US an that we
were hrst introduced TO tins paem in The
PAGES OF the daily newspaper In advance of
It's formal publication the New York Herald
made another point IN journalistic enter
Prise by giving u 10 It's morning
readers. How strange 1t seemed 10 see its
masses of measured and tender lines amid the
incongruous news Of the day-news of the
social, commercial. criminal political or fash
iOnable world Some NAV sheer al the Iner-
cenary or sensational motive which they be-
heye 10 underLe SO unusual a publication
But have only praise for II. envy the news
paper It's audience.
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