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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15

Craft. an Indian missionary priest who
founded the American order OF the SIS
ters and who went 90 Cuba last NoVem-
Der with the five nuns who'are all the
daughters or Indian chiefs.
OLD HATRED.
The cablegram. which came Ia Latin.
was thus translated by General o Bierne'
"Archblshop Chapelle orders us to go
away from here on account Of the ola
hatred against the Qndiam sisters.
have written Won about it'
Father Crafts refencc 90 tho 'oid ha-
tired against the Sisters means just this,
said the General THE order Is purely
American. and was established near Fort
Pierre. on the D1koto border, about SIX
years ago. The Cahens.ey element, IN
the church. or those who are in favor
OF the European idea in the management
of orders and church affairs. antasonizea
Father Crafts work in establishing this
new order. and he met with much oppo-
siticn He went brayciy on with his un-
dcrtaking. however, and when the war
with Spain broke ont. offered the SER
vices OF number Of the young indian
Sisters 20 the government.
DID EXCELLENT WORK.
AS an old friend of the missionary
priest, I went 10 The Secretary Of War
and succeeded in getting the Sisters
sent as nurses in the hospitals al Tampa
and Huntsville. Later on, owing 90 the
excellent work they did and the fact
thar they were considered immune from
yellow fever. five OF the sisters were sent
20 cuba. and were located with the FIRST
Division Hospital Of the seventh Army
Corps az Pinar Del Rio. All through the
yellow fever epidemics I'm the CUBAN
camps the Sisters worked admirably anc
10 my own knowledge were compHmented
by the department for their excellent
work They were au the time under the
direction OF Father craft who accom-
panied them lie had met with consid-
erabIe hostility from the un-American
element iu the church. ana the opposition
10 this new American order of sisters
becamo very marked. Nothing Ike the
present move was. however cxpeciod.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
The Emperor Now Holds Supreme
Command Of the Navy.
THE EXISTING STAFF OBSOLETE.
II is Merged Into the Admirar~ Stan,
Directly Subordinate to tho En-
pcror-lts Additional Duties
to Look Aftcr Political
Aspect Of German
Ships Abroad.

BERLIN, March N-During the Discus
sion of the second army bill ln the Reich.
stag to-day General Won Gesler the
Minister OF War. said the measure was
q factor ln favor of unity. adding that
the defence of the Fatherland was no
party question The hu De continued.
hsd been altered I'm committee but he
hoped the Reichstas would restore il TO
its original shape.
The reduction OF the peace effective
force by 1000 men. he added. was OF vital
Importance. and be could not accept tho
reduction. as the present state Of tho
battaiions WAS prciudirial 10 tho eff
cheney Of the army
The War Minister then appealed 10
the patriotism Of the Reichsiag asking
that body 60 grant tine governments de-
mands IN their entirety
THE MEASURE REJECTED
Tho Relchstag later by @ vote OF s9e 70
ln rejected the army increase demanded
10y the government
The Budget Committee proposal was
also rejected. The centre and Freisinnige
Union voted with the minority
The rest Of the army bin was adopted
without debate. ITS third reading will
take place ol Thursday.
ln the meantime the members ~ the
Rcichsiag viii be- able 90 weigh the gov
ernments statements before finally vot-
Ing
SUPI-ME IN COMMAND.
The Naval Gazette publishes an impe-
rial order to-day recognizing The higher
administration Of the navy Henceforth
the Emperor holds supreme command.
and the Office of commander-in-chief and
the existing stan NJ the commander-in-
chief becomes obsolete under the title ~
tho admiral STAFF
Directly subordinate 60 the Emperor.
the admiral staff. besides It's ordinary du-
ties viii occupy itself with the political
aspect of the presence OF German war
ships abroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
BASEBALL IN CUBA.
Members Of the Fourth Enjoy tho
Game-The Gospel Tent.

Ganc-l ne bospei rent
CAMP COLUMBIA. AT BUENA VISTA.
CUBA. March 9.-Goyernor Tyler and his
party have left us. and everything in
camp has resumed rs usual appearance.
The boys have taken 20 baseball more
than usual. IN the middle OF the day
the game is ln fun blast on the great
plot between officers row and brigade
headquarters. and ON that occasion the
officers mingle freely with The enlisted
men. Perhaps the best ball player. or
at least the best pitcher Is Dr. P0ey.
the Cuban physician. who was appointed
assistant surgeon OF the regiment while
In savannah. in place of DR.. Pead who
had been detailed 10 the Second Division
Hospital. Among the other officers who
are good ball players, are Major Tarrail.
Major Vance. the surgeon OF the regi-
ment. Captain Yeatman, the adjutant.
Captain Vaughan, Lieutenant williams.
Lieutenant causey. OF Brigade Head
quarters. and few others
Immediately after the regiment return
ed into camp this morning work was
commenced on Captain strngfeilOws
Gospel tent, and the chaplain himself
was one ~ the busiest men IN the work.
by evening the tent was up, tables were
made and benches were constructed SUM-
oient o. give at least two hundred seats.
This evening az 1890 o'clock. church call
was sounded, and a few minutes later
every seat was occupied. leaving standing
room only for those who came late.
The chaplain felt gratihed IN seeing 50
many In attendance, which went 20 show
that quite a number OF men were anxious
70 attend religious service.
After rcgimcntal dress parade this even
ing. when Company II had returned TO
its street. Captain Wyatt gathered tho
men around him and read 20 them Gen
eral orders No. i3. granting extra pay
10 officers and enlisted men OF the United
states volunteers two months pay for
those who have seen service outside ~
ihs United States, and one months pay
for those who never left tho States
Quartermaster-Serse Harry j. Cole
of Company ". continues TO be very
sick man. as he has 4 serious case or
typhoid fever. but his physician hopes
that he will pull through.
Private James Rutherford. Of Company
VI. who has received his discharge from
the service LETT yesterday for savannah
on his way 70 his home ia Richmond.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
THE PRESIDENT
TAKES HIS EASE.
No Public Demonstration on His Vis-
il to ThOmaSyiIIe-SChoOI Child
ren Only Callers Received,

THOMASNlLLE. CA. March 1.-THE
Presidential party arrived at 2.30 o'clock
this afternoon. The party was met at
the station by Mel Hanna brother Of the
Senator; j. Wyman Jones, who married
Senator Hannas sister; Mayor Jenkins
and number Of prominent citizens. The
Messrs. Hanna and Mr.. Jones each keep
magnificent stable, hence there was no
lack Of handsome turn-outs for the ac-
commodation OF tie whole party.
The distinguished visitors were imme-
diately 0rNcu 10 senator Hanna house
on Dawson street
so DEMONSTRATION.
By special request there was no demon
stratlOn. but there was q wealth Of bunt-
ing and decoration everywhere. The
mayor had issued proclamation inylt-
ms everybody 10 decorate their buildings
in welcome OF the Chief Executive and
tine invitation was literally complied
with. There were a number Of patriotic
mottos stretched across tho streets and
in front OIL buildings. Above some OF
the latter on porticOs. were ladies' ana
gentlemen who salmed the President and
cheered as be passed To these the Presi-
dent bowed ana smiled as he raised his
hat Thousands Of people lined the
streets and chcored.
RECEIVED SCHOOL CHILDREN.
This afternoon O committee of school
children called on the President and Mrs.
Mckinley and presented them with
large tray of vloiets having the word
Welcome in white blooms IN the midst
OF tho purple pillow b0rdered with green.
AIRS. Mckinley entertained the children.
They were the only callers during the
day, notice having been given that the
President is here for rest
This evening the Presidential party en-
Joycd their cagars in the starlight on
senator Hanna 3 spacious front piazza.
Residents Of the place who met the Pres
ideit four years ago here and saw him
again to-day, note that he is paler and
thinner now than then.
The party which has arrived consists
OF TIE President and Mrs. Mckinley,
Nice-presidont and Mrs. Hobart. Senator
and Mrs. Hanna, Miss Hanna and MISS
Phelps, DR. }. y. Rixey and Mr.. george
B. Cortelyou. assistant secretary TO the
President. and Il. s. Barnes. one OF the
executive clerks. So far none or the
Senatorial party said TO be booked Tor
this place. has shown up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
MIR. HAMILTON
MUCH BETTER.
General Walker Resting Comfortably
But Not Out Of DANCE No
Further Developments.

BRIsTON, VA, March if-Speclal-
The fingers Of General Walkers right
hand are paraiyzed; he has no use of
them. lie IS also weak and helpless His
physician states that this IS to be ex-
pec,ed under the circumstances. lie is
resting comfortably with DO unfayorable
symptoms. yet not out Of danger. His
temperature is normal and pluse, eighty
four
Mr. Hamilton Is much better. lie rested
we'll last night and has had very lNtie
vomiting to-day lie can take and retain
nourlshment. has no pain from wound
and is bright and cheerful lie Is consld
cred out of danger No arrests have been
made.
There have been no further develop
ments as to the particulars OF the shoot
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
Rhode Island Democrats Select Geo.
~. Greene ~ Sfandnr1 Bearer.

PROVIDENCE. n. l.. March 1.-THE
Democrats o- Rhode Island neld thelr
annual convention to-day ana nominated
Hon. George ". Greene. Mayor Of WOOn-
socket. Tor Governor
The resolutions welcomed the return
OF peace and expressed gratitude 10 tho
soldiers and sailors for their services
during the war with SPAN and COM
demned the inc0mpeteucv Of the War De-
partment. which as alleged. has re-
suited BOO so much priNation. suffering aud
death among the soldiers.
Secretary Alger and other officers ned
responsible We're emphatically condemned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Brown. OF Richmond. are amons ,tbe
guests OF the Metropolitan.
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Mr.. A. =. Noel and Mrs. Ida NJ. Gleason
REGISTERED at the Metropolitan Hotel sun
day night and at once went in search OF
d marriage license, hut being unable 10
secure one at that late hour the union
was postponed until noon Monday when
they were married by Rev Or. A. w.
Pitzcr of the Presbyterian church in the
parlors of the hotel On the presence Of
Mrs w. S. Burke and Miss Rose WITT OF
Staunt0n. Mr. n. q. Cores. OF Chatham,
and Mcssrs Porter Walker and Charles
J. Nelson, OF birmingham, Ala.
The groom is "a well known and ponu-
lar salesman FOR Barker. Jennings q CO.,
OF Lynchburg. and the bride is a most
charming and handsome brunette, who rs
well known in Charlottesville society
Although once q widow she is young In
years and most attractive in manner
The couple left here Monday afternoon
for Charlottesville where they spent Tho
niaht and from there went 10 the groom's
home in Lyuchburg.
a romantic incident I'm connection with
this marriage is that while they had
known and loved each other for nearly "a
year there had been no serious thought
of marriage until Sunday afternoon while
they were walking out near the depot.
They then decided 10 take tho step and
boarded the North bound train for this
city without notifying amy of their
friends
THE BRISTOL BUILDING.
The Treasury officer who was sent to
Bristol 10 inspect the proposed site for
The public building which was donated
20 the government, has reported fay0la-
biy thereon The formal transfer viii
probably Doe made tomorrow. Iho ulo
% The property must be examined by the
United states District Attorney and re-
rort made 90 the Attorney General lf
satisfied the latter viii report 10 the Sec
rotary of the Treasury Then and not
until then under the laws governing such
matters can the preparation of plans be-
ein Tho delay viii in an probability be
brief however. in the case of Bristol and
the donation of the site will i'm all proba-
hllity secure the building completion
before some of the other sites have been
selected. Especially is this so I'm view
of the large number of buillnus thrown
ON the Supervising Architect at one
timc That Office IS now one OF the bus
lest in the Treasury building.
LAW NOT BROAD ENOUGH
The law passed by the Legislature I'm
1854 90 which reference was made i'm Tho
Times Newport News correspondence
Saturday night is not broad enough in
the opinion of the Treasury authorities.
The government insists upon sole iuris-
diction Neither is it thought that the
North Carolina cessi0n laws can be made
to cover the cases at present under cone
-idcraUon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
SECRETARY LONG DENIES
Tcat fIc Has Any Intention of Resign
ing His Portfolio This Summer.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Ths Post
will tomorrow say: A statement was made
yesterday 10 the effect that Secretary
Long would resign during the summer or
at least before Congress re-assembed lie
Is credited with desire 10 succeed Sem
atOr Hoar. who will be seventy-nve years
old when his term expires In 1901.
Secretary Long said last evening that
there was absolutely no foundation Tor
the statement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
BIG IRON DEAL.
Iron lube Combine Proposes To Absorb
the Riverside hon Works.

WHEELING, W. VA. March 1.-THE
largest iron and steel deal yet projected
I'm This district may be closed Thursday.
when the stockholders of the Riverside
Iron Works meet 10 consider the oner
OF the Iron Tube Combination for the
acquisition of the great plant AZ Ben
wood.
have been ln the city several days In
consultation with the Riverside officials.
and the call Tor the stockholders meet
ing Is the result
The combination Will make an offer for
the entire plant, as we'll as for the blast
furnace at stuebenyilie. 10 is said that
The combination will pay 100000 for the
Riverside plant. The deal cannot be
closed for several days. The Riverside is
eayitalized at 100000. and Is the largest
iron ana steel plant In the Ohio Valley
Iis ep'noyes number between 1900 and
3.OOO men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
SEARCH FOR The ADMIRAL.
British steamship Reports Sighting
Her on the Virginia Capes

NORFOLK, VA. March 1.-THE Brit
ish steamship Aitai Funtar, Jamaica, TO
New York, reports sighting the lost nua
a dredge Admiral. forty-hve miles southeast
by south OF the Virginia Capes. Mon
day afternoon. The tug Asher j. Hud-
son arrived here this morning at ':W
o. clock with Captain Cannon aboard.
They had not sighted the dredge. cap-
tain Cannon Is about broken down. but
as soon as the weather will permit, Will
again 90 In search OF the Admiral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15

CHICAGO. March H.-Cofia mangfae-
turers. makers OF green and iiiat glass bot
Ties and the owners and operators OF the
coal mines in Indiana me, here to-day
Tor the purpose OF increasing prices on
their products. Each OF the meetings
was behind closed doors. and inquiries for
information were met hy the Officers aud
members OF ali these associations oy .
refusal TO disclose anything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Counterfeiters Arrested.

BOSTON. March II After more than
four months Of careful WORK lhitrn
stats secret Service agents. assisted by
the local police. to-day took into custody
ten Italians whom they have every rea-
son ~ believe have heen issuing great
amount OF counterfeit s. treasury notes
and are the Boson agents OK one OF the
iareost and most crafty gangs OF counter
fciters mat have operated IN this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
KlPLING STRONGER.
VIII ne Able 10 SIT Up in "A Few Days
II His Imnrovcmrnt Continues.

NEW YORK. March ff-Rulyard Kip
ling was feeling very well Tonight, and
asked Mr.. Doubleday a number OF ques-
tons. ,.,t
since his illness was first made public
more than five hundred messages OF sym
nathv and expressions OF good cheer have
Been received by Mr.. i<ipins. Many. Of
these communications are In verse Mr.
Kipling will not consent 20 the publlca-
tl0a OF any Of these letters.
Or. Durham remains IN constant AZ
tendance al Mr.. Kipling's slde and Or.
Janeway makes one call each day. Dr.
Dunham thought tonight that he would
permit the sick man TO sit up In two or
three days more II the Improvement con-
finues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
They Made Running Fight from
Pasig to Laguna De Bay.
OUR CASUALTIES THlRTY-FlVE.
Otis SAYS the Most Of These Arc Slight
iy WouudCd-1hc insurgcnt sharp
shooters Continue Actiyc-Ihc
American Troops Have
Stretched a Gordon
Across the Island,

-
MANILA M"rch l4-'Noop At
o'clock this morning. hc1rins The insur-
cents bugics sounding SCOTS Batterv
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no reply was made. and at t.lI o'clock
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ADVANCE" uHl' l"ey encountered " huin-
bcT of volcya.
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'''i- '''''
This fire was returned with interest.
THE line tlen wheeled toward p.tsros n
the following order. Tac OREGON -olun-
tecrs. The Twentieth ReyuI4rs. tno WASH
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IHIee iiauI ee"l canoes were captuI-A
on lhe river INC lHaui gents si"l '0ilo''-
efs az taiOocah continue "tlfe' Dot 10
casualties are reported.
TWO MORE DEAD.
6:50 I. M-Brigadier-Genera Wneatoh
column advanced to-day DetJhd Iasis 10
the shore OF Laguna dc Bay. sweeping
everything before mem me enemy
made a running fight and suffered severe
loss. The insurgents avenue of commu-
uicatiOn north and south IS now closed,
the American Gordon stretching over
mile from the river to the lake.
he insurgents are I'm force at Pateros
ana laSuls' Two OF yesterday "oun"e"'
private stewart OF company b' I"eh-
ueth regiment, ana iIlFale MuH7oh OF
Company Is, Twenty Second Regiment
are dead.
PASlG BURNED.
MANILA, March l5.-s a. M.-l-ate yes
terddy General wheaton oo.uinn en-
To.i'- , ..,0 o,.. ''' .,,,.,
chance i'm the ORIGINAL plans The cavalry
attacked the insurgent stronghold in the
Jungle driving the enemy into pateros.
The Americans had one man killed and
three wounded.
Scotts Battery shelied the city and
woods effectively. Later The enemy
crossed the river from Pasis. Two COM
panies OF the second oregon infantry
cleared the rieht oanN ailer 5naIp eH-
sasemen1 anu 'ne" IgllIeu WIN eI'lce
Wouiiug,i. III ei'. i .,,.t.- ,t
so5 e .l, ,,..r,,, ,,.l,, me, ta.o
ros one man was Killed. DuriDa fba
nicbt the enemy burned the town of
Pasig.
SENTENCE COMMITTED
Branlis IoIlta ana Jose hulA' lHo span
officers VINO Were le-e..y .I.eu 10y -
nii,ary oolilil,l,,.V ~l, 3 e., ,i,l -nfn
.i...ca oi 49,. ~ me- r,riso,ors and ,rbo we're
e','r,.,,tod o1d serfs,ceJ IN han, "a fre of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
BLACK DIAMOND R0UTE,
Important Negotiations Looking 10
New North aud south Railroad

CINCINNATI March Il There was
Conference to-day st the Grand Hotel bee
.twqon forty directors OF tlc BiHek Di.t-
mold coal Road aud its financial support
er. Attorney r. G.. Dickinson. Of Nash-
Ingtyn. recently returned from London
There were also in ATTENDANCE numerous
f,r,,r,ofer- of This system OF roads which
proDoses 10 have lines extending l@so
miles. Tho proposition Is % start AZ
Columbus. o. and 90 go To- Port Royal;
: g.. with branches from Nincennes ana
Greenfield. Ind. and Cincinnati The pro-
uosod c8pital IS $4,000 900. Attorney
Dickinson reported that work would be
begun at clay city. KY and extend 10
Port Royal within three months ana WI!
DE completed within year. re sald
London and New York capitalists were
deeply interests I'm the scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Emile Erckmann Dead.

PARIS. March IA dispatch from
Iunsvillo In tho Department Of Muet-
the-Fct. N0seiie. announces the death OF
En,ile Erckmann. the French novelist.
who cOllaberated In hetlon ior many
,s.rs with the late Alexandere chat
raIn using the compound name of
Erckmann- -Cha,rain. lie was In his 18th
Na4r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
INDIAN SISTERS TO LEAVE CUBA.
Archbishop Chapclle Orders Five
AwaY-Anti,American Movc.

BALTIMORE. MD, March H.-Five
sisters OF the American Order OF the
Sacred Heart have. according 10 a dis
patch from Pinar del Rio, been ordered
away from Cuba by Archbishop
chanelle. the papal representlye recently
,nnointei to investigate the affairs OF
The Catholic Church In that island.
The news was received by cable In this
citv by General James II. O'Blerne, Of
New York, who Is registered at the Hotel
Rennert.
The message came from Rev. J. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Snnk Two Rarges.

HA1lBCCRG March 1.-THE Danish
steamship Bfatunssbers. which arrived
here to-day from savannah by way of
Bremen. struck and seriously damaged
pier ~ Altoona and sunk TWO harges.
The damage. f any. sustained by the
.Ilar.hln. IL. LII neen IenlItof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15

SAVANNAH. GA. March 1.-THE
transport KfpItrick from Havana. with
tla Maine Artillery. was board from too
DAY at SapciO Quarautne station where
shr is undergoing disiniect1u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
ponc.s Condltion snti.mctory.

ROME. March 1.-THE condition OF the
Pope's health is completely satisfactory
There IS no foundation Tor the report
published by news agency in London
that tho Ponun has suffered from
renewal OF faintlng spells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
One Negro OepOstor Receives a
Warrant for -Four Cents, Net,
STRICT ON YOUTHFUL RECRUITS
They Must Have indispntahic Proofas
60 Their Agc-A Romantic Run
away Match from Virginia Tho
Camp at Montauk Point Up
90 Warning 60
Gold Seekers.


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says tao Warrants fIr the amounts due
OBJ. Governors az Nireinir and other
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war vain 81 a.n. "ih nc i'i""t"fi 40 an
carly date. \lrsiul4 only has in one claim
uom the Governor. and CHAT s "a utuc
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joy around iae Capitol when tAe warrant
is received
Tho provision with r..arI to collection
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NANI THEIR MOALl
Pse- books of dopositors with the
irecIman's Savings and Trust Company
arc pouring 300 on Comptroller of the
currency Dawes by tho hundred from
show considerable balances TO be due.
while a great many are small ouite "a
number f1r amounts les than one dollar.
Oniy 70 per cent of the whole cam DE
t.Il to amy one. and thaf much has al
ready been received in numerous iu-
stances. one of the books received this
Ucok came from a Southern city. The
or-Inal deposit was SO cents. The dee
po. it9r hta checked out - cents of that.
ON tLe balance siX cents lsiNty-twO per
cent? was sent to h'm. The depostor paid
postage oH his books. which left The net
amount derived four cents warrant
for lI' amount VIII be drawn and sent 70
Ih- aapgs.tor.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
SIN Two Deadiocks.

WASHINGTON. March H.-No change
was reported to-day IN the senatorial
deadocks in Pennsylvania and Califor-
MIA.