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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
THE N4T-4L RENDEZTOUs
II ia Decided 90 Hold the Exercises in
Hampton Roads April iith.

WASHINGTON. -. g.. March As
sistant Secretary of the Navy Solely Ad-
miral Gherardf and Commodore Ram
sey held a conference this morning at
the Navy Department regarding the
changing OF the date OF the naval re-
view.
1t was decided that the rendezvous
should take place in Hampton Roads
April 18th. April Path the fleet will sail
for New York. where the review Will be
held on the 9th Of April
The continuance of the operation o;
the modus vivendi through this season
will necessitate the sending Of vessels 10
patrol Bchring sea The ships on the
Pacific station available for this work
are few, most Of our modern vessels be-
ing in the Atlantic or on their way there
To participate I'm the naval review. OF
the vessels In the Pacific the Theiis,
Bear. Ranger revenue marine steamer
Corwin and FISH commission steamer
AlbatrOss are available for this work.
The Navy Department, 1T is understood.
does not wish TO send the Ranger. Thetis
and Bear north until the Hawaiian mat
ter has been settled so il seems likely
that the Corwin and Albatross may be
pressed into service. No definite steps
have been taken I'm the matter yet as
the fleet does not usually sail until the
middle OF Nav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
WEATHER fORECAsr'

AsHINGToN, y. C., Maren ,nrD'
v,rv,nia: The eoudi:lons ,hovSn ~ In+,r, ~
taln are generally favorable ior tair ,'','s s's
ssrb,,v cooler weather Fniay' VII"
rorthwesterly winds. ,s,,v
For North CsroIiua: Fair. NsSiaa,
winds; slightly cooler IL nortnef" W.
tiOn. ,..,. aenre sston
bich VAS central near l-4ke Sp r',ss.
his morning has disappeared ey ipss-ss ,ssa~s
o. ., nressure The secondary hs1''
- ~ he Middle Atlantic coast hA3 nov, .'s,
,,o,Sv.,o the northesstwarc' Gao - ,'p~
n,rsl south OF Long Island at'eh's- -.
severe ,sstcrly gales ana s'
,eins in southern New England. ,,ov,.s
The depression In Montans mas s.n",s- n'"sr
..,s,ward % 10 DakoIs. aud the oar"ms..s i,,.....
has fallen generally ia ROXY noa" M ne
''.sss',rs has increased with cold nor'"s''S
D,nds and light rain or snow. .....,,,,u.
Tna weather IL warmer ana tene'aas
clear throughout the southern s'a,ss, s,.s.s ans
S Tsnirai Mississppi ANA Lower TN. missouri. sna
,.,,eys. with south 10 ives, "i"cs' sAS
~. s -n,er, in the central valleys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
CRASHED INTO 4 FREIGHT.
The Engineer Killed snd the Conductor
Seriously Injured.

PHILADELPHIA. March 9.-The pas
seneer train on the central division or
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balu-
more railroad from oxford, Pa, which
was due here at 30 o'clock this morn
ing. colided with a freight train on the
Wilmington and Northern railroad at
Chaddsford junction. about S:45 o'clock.
Engineer Phillips Of the passenger train
was killed. and Conducto William Cum
Minis. Of the same train. was badly IN
jured. Five freight cars were totally
wrecked The passenger train was NOT
scheduled TO stop 1T Chaddsford. but
when she nesred that point the freight
was across the track. The engineer or
the passenger train. IL is claimed was
given the red signal. and the order nag
was against him. The train dashed on
and struck the freight about the middle
crushing through II. Then the engine
toppled and went over the bank into the
meadows, Phillips being killed by the fall
The fireman jumped and escaped. The
baggage car was thrown from the track
but did not fall over. There were but few
passengers In the coach. and none OF
them were hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
THE EyICTED TENANTS
The special Commission Reccmmends
the Creation Of . Commission.

LONDON, March 9.-The evicted ten
ants commission, Sir James Matthew
chairman. has presented its report to Par
lament. The commission was appointed
last October. and has been at work since
November Sth. Its purpose was TO IN
quire into and ascertain what just means
should be adopted TO bring about settle
ments TO evicted tenants In Ireland.
The commissions report proposes that
a land commissioner. or special commits
sioner be appointed to settle disputes.
When arbitration fails the commissioner
should determine reasonable terms on
which the tenant may purchase the hold
Ing and liquidate the arrears OF rent a
tenant should be able to stock his hold
ngs by means of loan upon the security
OF the rates upon application TO the board
Of guardians. Where the planter had
substantial interest IN a holding the
commissioner should be empowered TO
make terms: where the planter had no
such interest. the former tenant should
be rsinstated: or. II that should be I'M
practicable the commissioner should buy
similar holding. and sell " under the
land purchase act to the evicted tenants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Treasury Denartment Changes.

WASHINGTON. March al. O. Co
baugh. captain OF the Treasury watch,
has been reduced to q 81 40 clerkship In
the Treasury Department. Secretary Car
Isle will hll the vacancy from the OUT
side. MIR +. a. Stocks, who In addition
to his duties as chief clerk, was also the
Treasury Department representative on
the departmental Board Of the World 5
Fair has been requested by Secretary
Carlisle to continue TO perform the duties
of the latter position. lie has acceded TO
the request. and now, having been sue
ceeded as chief clerk, Will devote all MS
time TO the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
4NOTHER CfUCUS.
Democrats Encounter Dinicuiiy In Reach
ipc an Agreement.

WASHINGTON d. c.. March s.-lm-
mediately after the Adjournment Of the
Senate the Democratic caucus committee
retired to the room Of Senator Ransom
and remained III session until o'clock.
al which time they adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
II was reported to-day that general
marty caucus would be held Saturday. but
. ,,embel OF the committee said this af-
ternoon that If the committee did not
make better hca6way than II Nas now
doing there would be no caucus on that
dav. as the committee would have nothing
10 report 1t is possible. though. that the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
nav be determined upon nrst. so that
if there should be any contests. II can
get 70 work upon them as speedily as
possible.
There was a story to-day that the
committee intended reporting In favor
Of a plan which would take all patronage
from the elective offices OF the Senate
Al cause all appointments OF Senate
emnIav.s 10 ha made By the caucus Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
An UyEAsINEss EEMOrED.
Secretary Carlisle Says He VIII Uphold
the Credit Of the Government.

WASHINGTON, d. G. March 9.-oecre-
tary Carlisle this morning authorized the
announcement that he w0ul1 exercise all
mower and discretion vested in him 10
nnhold tn credit Of the Government, and
10 maintain the parity of gold md silver
This statement was made 10 brush away
the endless string Of rumors that nave
gained circulation about what he con
templat ed doing ~ 10 maintaining the gold
reserve intact. as 10 issuing bonds or as
10 pavfng United States notes AM United
States Treasury notes in silver Whcn frae
gold was exhausted. etc. The example
OF Denver Col. in offering N.Vowo In
gold Yesterday for Treasury notes has
teer followed bv Chicago bankers. who
TODAY offered $4,000 in gold for United
States notes At the Treasury Depart
M ,ut II Is thought that bankers In other
cities viii do Likewise There Is relief as
TO the gold balance at the Treasury ard
unless the exports Of gold Saturday are
unusually heavy. OF which no Information
has vet been received. the Treasury De
partmcnt will have ample gold TO supply
demand.
The Tr,aS received gold At several
points In New York the gain made In
gold was 100000 while AT New Orleans
is received $4,000 I'm gold I'm exchange
for a Ike amount i'm silver certificates.
No intimation has been received that any
gold would he export ID on Saturday from
New York. and at the present rate OF eN-
change II is not thought that any viii
he taken out OF the country. The Treas
ury has nov more than i3OoO.mo In free
gold. and m the usual condition Of trade,
this is likely to be Increased rather than
diminished. 1t is quite plainly intinated
i'm the Treasury Department to-day that
As between the issue Of bonds and the
use Of a portion OF the $lOoWO,ON gold re-
serve. II necessary to maintain the parity
Of gold and silver, Secretary Carlisle
viii resort to the latter plan. but that he
does not anticipate that the necessity
Viii aries 10 do so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
T.. 9. Rolling Stock Company Sold.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. March o.-1he
plants OF the United states Rolling Stock
Company. located nj Admission and De
catur were to-day sold in Admission at a
receiver sale The only bidder was George
W. Ristine. agent Of a company reorgan-
lied out Of the oil one under the name
OF the United States Car Company. Ris-
tine bid In the property for Si5o,@n. sub
ject 10 a blanket mortgage Of 81 $50 Wo.
which covers both plants I'm this State,
the one al Urbana and another at Heges-
wich iii. The latter have not been sold
and until that Is done the proportion OF
the common mortgage TO be assumed
by the Alabama plants cannot he assess
ed. Ristine says he hopes to have both
plants purchased to-day running i'm a
short time. Together they now employ
nearly $500 men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The Rev
Samuel L. Bcllcr. u. D.. was to-day
elected vice-chancellor OF the American
University. DR.. Beiler graduated from
the Ohio Wesleyan University, and from
the school Of liberal arts and the theologi-
cal department Of the Boston University
He has also Travelled and studied aboard
and is pastor OF the Sands-street Metho-
dist church In Brooklyn. y. Y. He en-
ters upon the duties Of his office In
April. The chancellor. Bishop Hurst. re-
ports more than $4,000 was recently sub
scribed toward the American University
and that everywhere interest Is increas-
ing in this great Protestant Institution
at the national capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

BERLIN, March s.-Advices from EAST
Africa state that German troops nave
uon an important Victory over the hostile
natives at Uniangwira The German
forces we're composed OF Write soldiers
and native levies. The hostile natives
made A stubborn resistance. but were de-
feated after severe conflict with heavy
loss. The German loss included Ger
man sergeant named Eitiel and ten OF
the native soldiers we're KILLED, and Lieu
tenant Bothmer wounded. The defeat
has caused a general CONSERVATION among
the hostile natives and II is believed
win go far toward suppressing the re-
sistance 10 German authority. no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

rect In relation TO this, however. II Is
known that the committee has had all
It could do TO consider the important
subject Of committees. without going into
the other matter of the organization Of
the elective officers of the Senate. and the
reorganization Of the clerical and working
forces. II may be. though, that II good
results grow out Of to-morrow's session,
the committee may call the caucus to-
Rether Saturday and make its report
Nominations are being laid over. and the
new members Of the executive branch
cannot be sworn in until they have been
confirmed. and cannot be confirmed until
the Senate has organized Its committees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
PERMISSION GUEN.
The II. & ~. Allowed To Operate Line
of BarKes on the Mississippi

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Judge Goff, in
the United States circuit court heard ar
guments this afternoon upon the recent
application Of the receivers Of the Rich
mond and Danyllc railroad System for
powcr TO allow them 10 purchase and
operate 4 line OF barsos ON the Mississippi
river
The harscs are TO be employed IN con
nection with the Georgia Pa ,ihc line a
part OF the systcm-and arr 10 be oper-
gtcd from the terminus of the road at
Huntington. on IN" river 10 polnts as
far south as New orleans. rhe principal
cargo to bc carried Is 70 be cal from the
Gcoreia mines.
Aftcr hearing the details Of the plan
from Hugh L. Bond. counsel for the re-
ccivers. Judge Gon decided TO size the
requisite permission and will sign IN or
der to that erect Preparations viii be
Immediately besun to put the line into
practical operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Quarantine Officers Elected.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-In accord
ance with the recent quarantine act. the
following officers of the Marine Hospital
Service have been selected by the sur.
geon general FOR duty at foreign ports
80 Inspect vessels before thes departure
for the United States. The details htNt
been approved by the Secretary Of th'
Treasury and the President. Surgeon
Fairfax Irwin. AT Marselles; Passed
Assistant Surgeon W. K. Pettus, South
ampton; Passed Assistant Sur
geon r. NJ. Woodward. Rotterdam; As
sstant Surgeon G. r. Young, Naples,
Assistant Surgeon y. W. Brown. Genoa
Assistant Surgeon T. r. Hazleton, Havre
Assistant Surgeon NJ j. Roseman, Ant
werp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
A Murderer Identified.

CHARLESTON. s e.. March Oscar
Jo,nson. charp ed with the murder OF Mr-
and Mrs. Tweitman. at LincolnVille' on
saturday last. has been identlhed as
man who committed murder In Augusta
Ca. I'm 1891, end who was sent 70 me
state lunatic asylum on the plea oil IN
iast ito is sim in jail here. and the In
nrcst has been adjourned until Monday.
Don carlos (colored). convicted of muir
der ard who appealed was to-day sem
fenced to he hanged April 12th-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

LONDON. March 9.-Frsderiek Hender-
son. member of the London codnty coun-
ell. has been convicted N robbihs fros-
titute Of three shfilings. and sentenced I"
four months Imprisonment AZ fpiri isoor
The event has astonished .",rybody.
Henderson was but twentyfaSe SeSts
old. was nrght newSDsp~r ran win
considerable literary bretenf,"@ - ihr vas
A protege Of Gladstone ana io'u ,,.s- h
rerrv lie lately inelined 20 eosAaIisrn.
a,d recently eiited A labor paper. BE
as met OF some pronlinepcr. The
Tor,ss regard the event wi''' great com
plaepnCVg . 30 70 'H fr 30 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

CHICAGO. March 9-The endeaFor 70
secure the opening Of the WORLDS ar
on Sunday will be transferred from uIe
sf,te courts 20 those OF the United states.
An atteupt will be made TO get the uhi-
t.d states court 10 issue an inJrncuon
AGAINST restraining the opening OF tne
gates. To do this the suit Will have 70
be brought in the name of the state ana
Attorney Maloncy has given his consent
The grounds of complaint will be that me
corporation is an Illinois one and .on-
rress has no power to make the OBNOXIOUS
rcsfricfinn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
United States and San Domingo.

MADRID. March 9-The Queen Regent
presided to-day at cabinet council. In
which the attitude ~ the United States
towards San Domingo was considered.
Senior Vega Armiio. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. said that the United States had
behaved with the utmost courtesy and
friendliness and that United States Min
lster Snowden bad assured him that the
Washington Government had no intention
OF interfering on the island orders were
sent out therefore, that the Spanish war
ship recently sent to San Domingo be
withdrawn at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
A. A.. Lands Dismissed.

CINCINNATI. March s.-Irhe charge
agaiiist A L. i.andis the Nashville hrOk-
er. was nollc prosecuted I'm the police court
this morning on A technicaliiy, and he
Is nov a free man. He vas arrested
several DAYS ago while attempting 10
forge bonds of the McGavock and Mount
Vernon Street Railway Company Of
Nashville The evidence against him was
insufficient. and the prosecutor was COM
PEELED to ask the Court 70 dismiss the
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Mary Pratt Furnace Sold.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. March 9.-The
Mary Pratt furnace. which has been In
litigation and idle for some three years.
waa sold to-day at auction under a de-
cree Of court. Ii was bought by w. T..
Underwood. principal stockholder. for
800 900 the purchaser assuming bonded
be put in blast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Indgr Lacksnn,, Successor.

NASHVILLE. March "a special train
will leave here next Monday loaded with
legislators. politicians and lawyers 10
wait on Pr sident Cleveland They VIII
ask the appointment Of Chief Justice H..
Il. L.urton as United States district Judge
for the circuit made vacant by Judge
Howell r. Jackson's promotion 20 the
Supreme Court OF the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

BALTIMORE. March Fifty blooded
horses and several -Fresian COWS
were burned 20 death last night on the
extensive stock farm Riy 'rbank n Bal
timore codnty. The loss on buildings nd
stock Is estimated At $4,000. The prop
erty mostly belonged go q. .. Wilson.
The most valuable horse burned was
Cabas. by Bashaw. Jr.. dam CahcnI Ied.
He was valued at $40 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
,.xor OF rHEnaonKrEH.

Range OF the thermometer, ,sa,. ss,i DC i'''''
once yesterday. March o. l,o'' a7s
o A. NJ. b3; ~ hs ~ ,sa'.h, "a
p. NJ. "a: y p. NJ ~. "'S''s'
AveraQe 30 l-6. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Mainr Il n. Mnndrnff bead.

CHICAGO. ILLS, March 9.-Major B.
w. Woodruff died last night. lie was
a native OF Tennessee and widely known
as a racing official lie was sergeant
jor OF the artillery in the Confederate
army. and fought through the war on
the Southern side. He was fitty-eight
years old. and died o. pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
IN nonor OF Jusilce Lamar.

NASuINGTON. March "a meeting
OF the bar OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States will be held IN the cham
Der OF the court al the Capitol az Il
o'clock nooa Saturday next March Ith'
for the purpose OF doing honor % the
memory Of the late Justice Lamar.
larf.e attendance is desired, and II Is eX-
pec,ed that the tributes to the late JUS
tice Will Doe unugHauy interesting BY rea-
son OF personal "reminiscences OF the late
Justice known to the members OF the
bar. who Will be asked 10 s:~sk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

WASHINGTON. March 9'-The Navy
nenartment has been notified OF the ar
rivsI of the Essex at the Norfolk navy
vard where she has been ordered 10 he
s,,r,eved I'm order 10 see whether or not
she can be repaired within the limit al
lowed by law Should the report OF the
bosrJ he adverse. she Will probably be
used as a school ship. or be offered Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Tho BLOCK Tin Bill.

WASHINGTON, March s.--it- can now
he stated denniteiy that the Block Tin
hin failed OF enactment alter pa4s!ng the
House and being unanimously reported
10 the Sena.e from the CJminiitee On
t'tn.ncs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

WASHINGTON. ~. C.. March 9.-Sena-
tor Roach. the new senator from North
Dakota. this morning entered an emphatic
denial 10 the story given above 10 the
effect that no intended 10 resign There
is absolutely nothing IN IT," said Mr
Roach. "an1 I am certain nothing ] or
any of my friends may have said can be
construed As showing any Intention on
nv part 10 resign. ON the contrary ] am
very well satisfied here and propose TO
stay until I have served out my term
The press Of the state has sDoken In
very complimentary terms concerning my
election. and the only adverse comment
was because Republicans permitted II 10
become possible to elect Democrat No.
you can say for nc that all reports that
| will resign are without foundauoh
regardless whence they emanate.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
The Rank Nav Resume Business.

ATLANTA. March s.-rhe bank examl-
ners have forN arded their report On the
Gate city National Bank TO the Comp
troIIer of the Currency. They say that IT
has been recommended that the bank
resume business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

CHARLESTON, S. c., March ala
vale. the wife murderer. who was 70
have been hanged here tomorrow has
been respited by Governor Tillfnan until
April ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

HOUSTON, TEN, March 9.-From all
over Southern Texas reports come OF
trem,rdous rainfall. Wednesday night at
Caldwell a cyclone ragged for over an hour
and did great damage. The Methodist
church was completely demolished, Fnu
several small horses and CabiIs blown
to pieces.
The residence OF Alex. jackson was
twisted into kindling wood. and Jackson's 5
family badly injured. Several persons
were hurt by flying timbers, but no loss
Of life Is reDOrtCd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

MILWAUKEE. WIS, March 9--Fire
this morning In the trunk factory OF
Romadka Eros. Third street between
Cedar and Wells. caused a loss OF sooVop.
Several tremen were badly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Wild Wirds in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March "a
Vincennes special to the Sentinel says
that damaging cyclone struck that
town at =. NJ. yesterday Many build
lnes we're unroofed, and chimneys. trees
sheds. fences and small buildings torn
down. AZ Brooklyn the Masonic ana
Knichts OF pvthias' halls. and also Sellers
and Richards blocks were unroofed
Heasy rain accompanied the storm. no
ia. o.eff lot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Chicago Girl Welded 10 Prince.

CHICAGO. Ills. March s.-Conrad
81. Jernfeidt. son OF Karl XIV, late King
of Sweden. was married IN this city last
eyenina 10 Miss kathirka Petersen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
Ioran Carlisle Chief Clerk.

WASHINGTON. March s.-Secretary
Carlisle to-day appointed his son. Logan
Carlisle chief clerk Of the Treasury. vice
Stocks resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
,.u, RlIl Gains a poirt.

BERLIN March s-rhe Reichstss con.
n,,ttee OF, the Army bill tc-d.y pA
FIRST reading the clause ., X,
I'M dealing with the orsaniAe'" Y'-.
different arms OF the service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10
MR.. ROlCH WFII Not RESIGN.
The North Dakota Senator Denies a Story
sent O1t To o-day.

GRAND FORKS. n. n. March at Is
reported here on what appears to be good
authority that the Democratic United
States senator. Mr.. Roach. will resign the
senatorship 10 which he was recently
elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-10

WASHINGTON, y. C., March 9.-The
Presiden; to-day sent the following nomi-
nations 10 the Senate:
Roher' A Maxwell Of New York,
FJurlh Assistant PostmasieT-GeneTal.
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