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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
TIT, PALAHS ROYAL.
III EAST BROAD ST3EhI'
HOSIERY.
Special clearing sala o. nr0gcn lot'.

sne-ial clearing sale OF hrogcn lots.
A l.f # lnlias' BLACK Fun Regular tnflish
Hose. with double uuuleachei s..r', 70
aurel from 3D., % l.tc.,
A LOT ~ Iaiie5' Fast Bla,S nni Fine Inhlcachoi
Balbriggan Hose reduced from - and j5c. TO
AIo, o., chudren's %. Full Regular Plain Fast
Black Hose reduced t1 l-bt;
A lot ~ ChiIren'-, sizes and ~, striped Hose
A lof - Cnillran's rast-Elark Fun-Recllar
Heavy Ktbbel Hose reduced tolir.;
% dozen ladiss' Heavy Gray-Ni1ai ho5o ~ &C.
positively worth i0c:
A LOT %. ladies' csc. aui 81 Black silk lio'o az
Try pe'r n tho Linworth Fast-Blsck Linen
Hee. and Too Hosiery. We guarantee q par to
outwear ty,l pair Of oriingry hosiery irtos
no higher than no ordinary Kind. pleco ~
daruiug-c0t.on goes wish egoFy peir aA Sizes
A 10; Of Iaiis'' Coiorel Borlered AID I'm
broilsreI Linen Hsnikorchiois reduced 20
A lot Of Fine sheer ani Hani-Embroiiered api
Scau0poi Ianikocc1i's reduced from -
Alot OF Laies and Chlireos Coloroi Rorieroi
Handkerchief. nice styles, --- per dolau.
SPECIAL u ODD PAIRS OF LACE
CURTAINS.
We have about ni,cen pair o. Ia'o Curtains.
all different only one pair oi -tyls, mo
prices arc clt exactly IN h2lf-i-.aJ Curtains
sAall DO sL2j; s. Curtains, q; sl..) Cur
! tains, &c.
pARGATSs IN s0lLFD BLANKETS.
A lot OF blaukots slightly soi!e4 % be SOIL at a
heavy reduction.
800 Blankets 10 A. tLa1;
s. Blankets ~ ti~5;
S. Blankets az sy.lt.
$3.50 Blankets az Sij9;
A. IS Blankets at Sly:
closing ont an BeI Comforts a. ptics cost.
Extra nrge size Imported AAHseille5 QUIT ~
sl.2j worth g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
News Notes.

The hen of the United States was worth
10 this country on her own personal ac-
count last year 5000. 90, 900, according TO
the Bureau of Industrial Statistics.
Lebanon. Pa. is having a novel walking
match. Two cripples, one having two
crutchos and the other n crutch and cane,
are contesting for purse and the cham
pioDship of the county.
Adam LeFever, Of Hayfeld township,
Crawford county, aged ffty-two years, has
never set foot on railroad tram. He has
been out Of that county but twice in his
life, and then but for short day trips.
In Peterboro', Ont, two men watching a
corpse were terribly surprised by the APP
pearance of ehostly figure OF the win
dow. 1t proved to be woman who was
walking in her sleep. She was half dead
from the cold.
In a library in Paris, the largest in the
world. is a Chinese chart of the heavens
made about 800 years before Christ. In thus
chart 400 stars are found to be correctly
inserted, as corroborated by the scientists
Of the present day.
White county, Ark, claims the champion
big girl Her name is Nellie Arilda Malone.
She was nino years old on August IL 1889,
and now weighs 23O pounds. Her father IS
dead. but she mas JWO SlSteI5 anu q OIOthci,
all younger than herself.
Harry Burgess, a ten-year-old, living at
Martin Allegan county, Mich, can Draw
caricature almost equal TO Mast, and Olive
Williams, six years old, living in the same
town, can reproduce any piece OF music
she hears, no matter how difficult.
Rebecca Schwab, Of Bradford. Pa, was
standing in the cioak-room at school and
was engaged in removing her rubbers,
when she slipped and fell TO the floor. As
she went down her hair, which was braided,
caught on one of the hooks on the wall
and one braid of her luxuriant tresSes was
pulled from the scalp.
Despite the denials of Mr.. Chandler and
other Republican senators the Jacksonville
Times linton reiterates its charge that the
recent grand jury drawn in the United
States Court for the Northern district or
Florida--Judge Swain preslding-was
packed with Republican grand jurymen.
II shows that of the twenty-three Jurors
selected twenty-five were Republicans
and only one Democrat.
The biggest brewing firm on Staten
Island made general assignment Friday.
The firm was rated ut from 5000, 900 TO
81 ,000, 900. IL was composed of Monroe
Eckstein and Leopold Wertheimer. The
assignees are Benjamin l.. Wertheimer and
Louis Adler, and the preferences foot up
&l23,O00. The failure was big surprise to
the firms friends, who believe the concern
good for any sum up 10 amilion Of dol.
lars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Speaker Reeds Misrepresentation.

bRtohCA ANtVSt , AAAoA ttJ4 totAAt0NASAt
We wish some Democrat in the House Of
Representatives would call attention on
the floor Of the House 10 the following ex-
tract from the article of Speaker REID in
she March No. Of the North American Re
viec. We quote
ION one question in the House during
the late disturbances 1863 members voted in
the affirmative and $50 OF the Democrats
remained silent. Every one of those Demo-
cratic votes and thirty-two more could not
have defeated the motion, and yet il is
claimed that their mere silence did what
their votes. reinforced by two-and-thirty
more, could not"
Their mere silence" could not have
operated TO pass bill or 20 defeat motion,
and the Democrats did not 80 claim. All
that the Democrats in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes can do by refusing TO vote is 10
prevent the passage Of bill or the success
Of motion. The 100 Democrats referred
20 above could do nothing worse than Iaiss
the question Of quorum, and, no quorum
being found present. compel the vote to be
taken again.
The reader viii see that Mr.. RxxD made
bis point, II at all. by mere trick Of
words. He says that the Democrats claim
that BY their mere silence they defeated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
The Inc Spirit.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer exults over
the action Of the Legislature Of Ohio in
redistricting that State for tho election OF
members TO the National House of Repre-
sentatives. Here is a specimen paragraph !;
MARYLAND and Ohio have done their re-
districting and the disgruntled McComas
Of Maryland and Wickhem OF ONO can
now 90 ahead with their bills 70 prevent
what has already been done and to secure
the Republicans in the possession or the
seats they stole four years ago. Inc ONO
Legislature has done.what the Constitution
and the laws clothed It with full power TO
do and It's action will stand, Messrs. WICK
ham and McCOmas 70 the contrary, not.
vItbstanding. The heather may rage
and Speaker Reeds rules may be bent and
twisted in every direction 20 effect the
MASSAGE of congressional bills to nulliiy the
act of the people Of OHIO IN their General
Assembly, but all will be in warn. The
twentv-one congressman 20 be chosen next
November will be elected IN the districts
described by tho law enacted yesterday,
and thev will take their seats IN the Fifty
second Congress"
Congress has power to pass law pro-
vidpg that the congressional districts
shall remain rs they are until after tue next
election for members OF the HOUSE OF ne
representatives.. Such law would not be
an or post fqcto law in the sense in which
these words are used in the Federal Con-
stitution. Bat the same Constitution
clothes each house of Congress with tho
power TO Judge Of the elections, Quailfca-
tions. and returns Of its own members ;
aud n Democratic House Of Representa-
tivcs would be very apt to admit the Dem
ocrats elected in Ohio under the state
law rather than the Republicans elected
under O national law Of doubtful constitu-
tionalty. This is n risk the Democrats
could afford TO take. They have done
wisely. We would not DO surprised II the
action Of Ohio and MARYLAND should pre-
vent the passage of anational election-law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

4sinch Black AI-wool Serge. f.esa, ,..,
&c, bargain price Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
/. mo,ior.p Thew claimed no such thing.

a notion They claimed no such thing.
They could not have defeated the mo-
tom in tho sense in which those words
are properly used. They could only have
DELAYED the success Of the motion. A mo-
ton cannot he said 70 have been defeated
when the next question TO be decided by
tho House is whether that very motion
shall be adopted or not. Less than quo
rum can neither defeat nor carry n motion
IL any member raises the question of q
nuor,,,o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

GAS AT SIXTY CENTs.-In Glasgow. Scot
land, the price of gas has been reduced.
The Baltimore Sun comments as follows:
1.-THE price in lsG9p7G was S1.14 per thou
sand feet, but IN 1Sss'S9 it was sc cents
At the same time the leakage has been re-
duced from 20 per cent to 10per cent. Sup
nose the people of Glasgow had been sad
died IN 1869 with monopoly privileged to
charge the reasonable price of S1.14 for
twenty-five years. they would still be pay
ing that figure instead of &c cents. The
moral is that Baltimore should be per
mitted to take its chance of getting III the
future some such reduction Of the price OF
gas as Glasgow has already realized"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

ThIs 4 an unusualIy g9od blreaIn.


Jus, received another lot Of Laiios' Part-"ool
JERSEY RIBBED VESTS . sell at l5c, post
lively worth 3Dc.;
Children's Atwood ZEPHYR CROCHET RIB
BED VESTS reduced 70 l9c.;
ladies' Fine imported Atwood JERSEY RIB
BED VESTS reduced 10 75c.;
ladies' MeIium-We ignt Cotton JERSEY Rib
BID VESTS reduced O. &c;
50 dozen cool TURKISH TOW ELS at5'.;
Is dozen fancy FURNISH TIDES q. iOc. worth
1899;
90 dozen BLEACUEO TURKISH TOWELS at
l2Hc. worth 2lc.; ,,,.r-.
Another lot Of Hose 4J-'nch long Heavy MOVIE
LINEN TOWELS al 49, Ga regular DC
towel: -.--,-
An assorted 10. u very large end emo LINEN
HUCK and DANIASK TOWELS worth % end
40c. reduced % &c: .-,..
imported TURKEY RED DAAAsK TABLE
COVERS, solid centres. with white oc black
borders. warranted positively fast c0lors, z
yards long $50: >. yards long. 81:
Brown LINEN Tor aprons aud dre-sot only IIc.
BIXBY'S ROYAL SrON E-POLlSH, large size,
only &c. n bottle; .,,,..,,,,,
regular zoe. FLORENCE HANn-MlhROR Tor
&c;
SILK p USH FANCY MATS al &C., reduced from
lCc.:the &c. size reduced 10 l2kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
DRESS GOODS.

New and attractive designs Just received. We
desire specially 90 cali your attention - one llno
az striped 80 ges which We arc selling al ~Jc. q
yari-equal in beauty 70 anything On ITO mar
ket at soc. yard.
Rich effects p ,a,ine' Jas. opened. styles richer
than ANY ever bofDre shown, AMI tho price
mo sarno-I.i.c. f. yard
BLACK Sauues iu kemnants Cnly SIC. yAfd
New aud Elegaa, Dress Gingnams only 4Vc.
T6eH.&T CORSET has already become IA
nous IL ia equal ia make and 1nlsh o any
Thing offered ~ other houses az s., and u only
coats co.. Ask Tor -.
The T. f. s. a French Woven Cross-B Bore Cor
eet-usual price tL2a We havo only Sues q,
~, g. and a, therefore tho price Il 0Jc instead
STRIPPED INDIA LINEN only SC. yard;
FINE INDIA LINEN, BE-. q ysri
GENTLEMENs COLLAkS-best quality. al
shapes-only Toe. apiece: -.
FINE HEMSIIICHED HANDKEkCHIEFs,
nicely embroidered, only Toe. apiece
HENsTI'rCHED COLOkED-BOhDEhED HAND
KERCHlEFS only %. apiece;
sATlN-BARRED MUSLlNS-tho i2isc. quality.
In Remnaats-oniy SC. q yard;
GARTER RLA- re. IS. yard;
FINE OXFORD GRAY HOSE, In stripes and
solid cOlOrs, only 25c. pair;
LADIES BALBHIGGAN hOok, fuu'Fegular
CuiIDReN's STAINLESS BLACK HOsE-every
pair warranted fast Black-siLes ) 10 9-onsy
2jc. q pair;
CHILDREN's HOSE-plain and Deroy-riboed-
In black ami colcrs-a big drive 81 i2Ac. a
INFANTS LACE CAPS, loc. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
PROPOSALS.
FOR TOBACCN :

DKOPO-ALS 10. IVDN|||
a FEBRUARY lS, is@l-shALtD fnp'
Aprll I. 1870, Will 10 received from nilt.F
turers OF regular dealers only a. tic b-f 81
Provisions aud Clothing, Navy Dsfa
Warrington, ID. C., until p o'clock ne'i a. ~.
/ ls9l. snl yu 1l.cly opened iumci'a.o
after f0r ne supply ca Or before Son hllA 7. =,
$50. al th1 navy yard. New Nors, " t.t-'
thousand 5000 pounds Of NAhl lo'A
Proposals mus: BE- made Ia dlpllealo p l'I 20
forms when viii DO furnished ~ ife b iie4-
proytsisn. aud Clothiug upCn sppileaull, ,
must - flisf out as taaiea',t ty .ts 90 -
BIDS decided Dy lot samples VI 10 -A-I'
tobacco glll 90 Furnished upoa api.leA.'i
this barsau. The depar mcns reserves l-' -
a. reir,t any or an utds nos deemed avs. .at''
Qua % IN. Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

II
L FlCR, No 1928. pENNsf LNANlA
NUE, NoBrHWE, &. wAsuiNGlos: - g. We
:, s9l.-rO WHOM IT NAY No'NENN ",r,
~ navte1sion Ia obs.r,ictsi and sniangsfel ~
no wreck OF a csnal-bosL name unNp9N1' -
IN tho mouth OF the Great Ni'oni1o i'.'., "a
notice Is hereby given o. al yor-ons 'y.''.-
in aid vessel, her cargo, ani al c.ner pior'.1
therein, that il, within shriy ~ Jays 'fS ~, az,
st~,taat ~ me thetr iugenti0o sud iaArA P.V
llm,nary stsps 70 n,oge said week. e., - :,
A. practtcabie shs same viii - eoosiie.'s
sosnaeneI and dersllct. ana will 70 reh@,eL \,
~. TTrit.d states under authority ~ ~. 90.
proposals. N triplca.s Zoe ne rSioo.A 80 y "a
xxresk VIII DO resolved at .his Nt1c7 sl.- =
49, rcrn "a APRIL Z, 1850 snt inca opele
9he attention OF bidders Is invited 20 VIC 49,.
Consrss, approved teorasry =. isnS' ao' ,sas
nry 81. aSsg, yeiume MIL, pAge NJ ,5l ,'i
yXIV'. psgs li4, statutes a. Lafse tns - -
states reserves Ibs right 70 reject any
posas aud 70 waive any mtof sn>i.sF~ .s-,,. A
Ton furnished Oh Application pyssr rni.eS
tho secretary Of war > =. As ,sssss go
States Ageat "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS:
GREAT BARGAIN IN SHIRTS.

4 GKEAI BAEUAIN II oIithID'
We closed out factorys ontire production OF
"Tho Lennox Dollar Shirt"
This shirt is made Of genuine Wam7utta cot
ton, extra 1ne pure Irish linen bosom, REIN
forced front, openings In back. and sleeves re-
lnforccd with patent seamless stays 70 prevent
splitting, cyoicts and but.on-ho!cs all workei'
snd sewed entirely win Clarks o. y. l. cotton.
The price Of this shirt has always heen dollar
but We purchased this lot 50 aiyan.aseousiy as
TO be enabled to soil tbom at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

Marie BGshlirtseeE The Journal of Young
Artist-lS6O-ls6 Translated by MARY
j. SEERANo, author of Destiny and
Other POEMS" illustrated. New York:
Cassell Publishing Company. 1890.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
KID GLOVES.

The bargains ia Kid Gloves advertised during
the past week are nos all sold. II No have your
slze tho prices stil prOfslL
ono lot IN Black and tolors. &c.
One lot III BACK and ColOrs, 4lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

OUR
MARCH SPECIALTIES.
Some Rare Attractions at Prices EX-
CeedinglY Low and Under
Actual Values.
OUR


prIesroy's Nuns.youag. IS inches vide, only
Hem.titraCd Nnn'+yening. wide tape bordor'
01caysri;
4s-iu,h ESira- Fine Serge worth sc a. Csc a yard
4o-lnch' Suk-Finlsh Al-wool Henrietta, zoe. a
ya-i -, -
ssinch >ik-Warp Henrietta, lovely qualify u a
yard:
hu-Wool Tricot only CSC. yard
Moha!r Lusrre, SO inches wide, cich quality' only
zoe. p yard:
fun line VI M0hairs from 25c. T. sl.25 yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
CORSETS.

Her Ha,ssty's, Thomson's, Dr. Warmers. c. r.,
r. & g.. J. C.. c. r., II. & s., and other woll-
known makes
e. Bala Splrite, warranted fast black, et$1;
Misses Corsets and Corset Waists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Our special sale Of Muslin underwear aiyer-
used In sundays Dispatch az Sacrifice prices
Will be continued. our object Is 70 discon-
tnus this line aud Il you are Interested ii
will pay yon 20 lock al This splendid assortment
Of Musna Underwear, which for work. fnish,
and the materials used in their makeup have
never before Deea eQualied al saon extremely
low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

NOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLt -
4 FAhM OF 20 ACHES ou h-apk rti. -
DWELITNG ofoight rooms. Eit.lr1. ST.. f.i
rich, sui vell adapted ,or q mt.t - t'
cAlrg- f4rrl. JDHN q. rDNHI'.
heal I..,'r At.a
NH --ls Balk AID E..frn.I '..r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
LEVY & DAVIS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET
THE POPULAR
DRY-GOODS STORE.

coroprn CHINA SILKS, all tho new shades, Of
toc' ward best value ever Offered
FL0WRRED DRAPEkY SILKS. latest ar ,,s rs
Novclty TRIMMING SILKS 20 comolne WIN ~ sho
new Dress Goods. values from &C 70 -
yard: usttKs.
PIhCK and COLORRD BROCADE SiLhs
BLACK and CoLORED FAILLE; EK6SOAi'h
BLACK and COLoRED SATIN " AH"'
These silks are WARRANTED. 49,,
Wo ahow tho most elegant EhbholDhhED
DRESS ROBES IN BLACK aud coi2is cooDs.
sprinr colorinEs ia SIDE-BAND DKh9o uOVDo'
STRIPED and PLAID DRESS GOODS;
CASHMEkES. donble-fold. l2Hc a yhfu ;oore
The celebrated JAMESTOWN DRESS GOoDs ~
90 award also oihcrstylcs In better grades;
Good sh,fINFs, equal 10 tho French, at Eye
FRSSCH sATINEs At DC worth 3jc.
rHSIiHERE OMBKF, exquisite IN design and
colOrings $780,
TEAZLE CLOTH. tho newest ont, Eve
GINGHAMS at siIc. yard worth lS%c-
GiNGHAMS, best styles, al ~ ana ~ ,sCs
Sice assortment OF FRENCH GlNGHAMs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

NOR RENT, SEVERAL LAHd.. "a
4 COMFORTABLY, UNIL .Nt'i-
ROOMS. Apply a.. ~. 60s uOr.l A's-.l s.'''-
MI g-Ih&su.L'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
THALHIMER BROTHERS
CENTRAL DRY-GOODS STORE"
"What are we doing and what arc we selling ?"
Do Won wish to know"

"What DONG aIO VIC HVIIHB
you wish to know"
call establishment oil four
floors filed with spring goods and you will be con-
Of assertions
DR GOOD eyer shown
ISgeha
Our
to give them 0O >
housandyG
Ean1EM
Drt
ered
sl5ap
o sSei
.THALHIMER BROS,
sol BROAD STREET.
nah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

Superior Double.Twln Ai-Woo, Back r.-..
eta, 40 iucbos giio, Co., ysrL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

The hen of the United States was worth
10 this country on her own personal ac-
count last year 5000. O0O, 600 according TO
the Bureau of Industrial Statistics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

ISAAC SYCIE co. 3O3 Broad street, next corner Third "Aoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
ISAAC SYCLE & co.
EVERYTHING THEY ADVERTISE THEY HAVE

In tho paragraphs below w ql.na f.r,.... .
from orr Black Goods Dopar'mea- h.s-,t,.
gain p-iros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
DIR. BROOKS AT OLD TRINITY.
HIS SERMON on THE CHRISTIAN FREEDOM.
MANY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN HEAR
HIS LENTEN LECTURE AT NOON.

MANY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN iiH"i'
HIS LENTEN LECTURE AT NOON.
An exceedingly large number Of men found it possible
TO tear themselves from their business yesterday
AZ noon to hear the Rev Dr. Phillips Brooks, OF BoS-
ton give the first Of of six Lcnten lectures
AT trinity Church. They began to arrive at II 80
o'clock and at five minutes past noon, when Dr.
brooks mounted the pulpit. old Trinity was hlcd III
WAS A representative gathering Of business and pro
fcs-ional men. Wall Street brokers ana bahKcrS'
merchants and lawyers. there IN great numbers
and not a few clcrgymcp, among them the Kew Dr.
LYMAN Abbott, Of Brooklyn also went TO old Trinity
10 hear their eloquent brother divine.
The hymn A charge to keep have was sung
and then Dr. Brooks part Of the eighth chapter OF
the Gospel OF st. John. including And We snail Know
tbe truth and the truth shall make you free"
Dr. Brooks spoke less than forty-hvc minutes with
his wontcd remarkable rapdity. aud preached sermon
Of great strength and interest. lie began with "A
reference 10 the Of the service, and said that his
hcafc-, had been brought together for the cause OF
truth character and Christ, ample !u'tc iton Tor
their leaving their business in the middle Of the day
lie continued that it the idea OF too persons
that the Christian life above all one Of restriction.
prohibiton and denial lie insisted that such not
the case that Christianity meant an enlargement OF
life \ synopsis Of the rest Of the sermon Is aS
follows:
The promise Of freedom is a leading THOUGHT in the
New Testament. While there are iu the Bible many
commandments Thou shalt not, thrN 10 hot FORM
the essence and the truc spirit of religion y mar
/, not a cody man If he bc merely aird. II Is hos
untI we pa,, 10 the higher nic the lie Of freedom
that heart, and souls are really fastened OF
WHAT christ is trying to do Is to open new regions
10 men. 10 make for them way INTO thd new" Ifh
sonGa d. e yhG Ec every b "i~ 1C Interfere, With @
i, an infringement 81 freedom and J., slavery Nhl
It,,u,cucut- Man (, only free when he l. M =
condition 10 develop to the fullest the powers Wun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
THE ARRESTED crBAy OFFICIALS STORY.

Luis Ortcilay Cortch, the Cuban official who is ac
cused Of embrLlling large amount of Government
money. made statement yesterday before Commi7-
sion Lyman on the examination Ia the cNt1adition
proceedings. COrteL At first wa, charged with en-
bcIIliug bonds valued al f5OO,OoO and coupons for
nearly 100000 The bond, have been found al
Havana. ana The present charge is Of Stealing about
200 900 in COUPONS The oncia- have seized 30 900
which Corcz sent to Madrid. tortcz objected to TAX
ing an oath In hi, defence, but he va, allowed
10 make Il statement not under oath. In accordance
with a provision Of the New York law. lie said that
he had not taken any of the coupons, that hc Sis
pected That the loss might have occurred by collision
bet Wccn the broker AutOuinO Audrddc. who negotiated
the bonds. and some of the subordinate CLERKS m the
Board Of Debt at Havana. The money cent 10 Madrid
he said. his own property, which Ice had az
cumulatcd lie Thought that the charge against him
arose partly from the fact that the boohhccpcrs do
not understand his books, Commissioner Lyman re
served his decision the question Of eXtradtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
EIGHT LIEN RESCUED At SEA.
TAKEN FROM A SINKING BARK WHEN THEY
WERE EXHAUSTED FROM PUMPING.

TAKEN FROM A SINKING BARK WHEN THEY
WERE EXHAUSTED FROM PUMPING.
The crew Of the bark Meteor, Of Grcenock' from
Cadz. were rescued ON February l. by IN" British
steamer Marcnco. Captain Wilton. from Han, wien
tic bark was i'm a sinking condition. and were brought
10 thi, port Yesterday. The MGcngo sighted the
Meteor I'm latitude 40 :O7 and longitude 4 'i. Tying
signal, Of distress. She bore down ON the bark
launched boat and succeeded in rcscuine the crew
Of c.-ht men in spite 81 the heavy sea. captain
smith said that hc left Cadz on December - for 81
Johns. y f. with cargo Of salt From January
to January - the Meteor met a succession OF h'a'y
westerly gale, and high seas. during which the harhs
buwarh- were STAYED 10 and other mIur', done t. ti"
decks ON January l. s. Clair Thomas. the male
from WEYMOUTH y. =. and Cauuc knud-"n, seaman
from sweden were washed overheard from the h'"
spirit. on February che Meteor cnco1nief'' "
vast iccncd. which surrounded her for nine dA''
md carried away the bark, ruddcr s'ovc her
i,v. AID SET her 10 lcahue All manu-
worked NJ the pumps 10 Keep me .''N
,nn,t and were completely cNhau- ted "I'h w.
.t.ni-d the Narcuco Iuc rescued men 10Y 'l l"''
nov had ON thr Meteor. They -ay that ilrF "'',
treated with crra. hudno-- hy Captain W.lii"n ana
M. men THE Narcuso leC llull ou February %.
She encountered stormy weather and pls-rd One ,'
lcrr- before meeting the Meteor. me- Meteor u.s.
81. ION, register and was owned 10 ~. john, y J.