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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Plain Talk.

Mr.. CLEVELAND is starting out in this adj
ministration by taking the public a good
deal into his confidence, and therein he
shows great wisdom.
As o as he had resolved upon the
members Of his Cabinet he let it be known.
His intentions with respect TO filing Offices
he has also candidiy revealed.
1t is o good plan and saves him much
trouble: bosides, it shows, as many other
things have shown, that he is no ommon
man. The ordinary incumbent OF a public
Office delights to be mysterious. With
him TO look owl-hke and say nothing
| goes for wisdom. Mr.. CLEVELAND as soon
he has made up his mind on a public ques-
ton talks it out" His utterances with
respect to tho filling OF Offices leave no.
thing, to DO misunderstood. Right or
wrong, his position is proclaimed to all the
world. Many ofice-seekers ore thereby
discounted, but 1t saves them and the
| public, too. o deal of trouble.
II is Mr.. CLEvELAsD's purpose TO allow
| all present incumbents to serve out their
| full four years unless cause IS shown why
they should be sooner removed. AS a
| rule" those who held Office four years ago
| need not expect reappointment. The
| DISPATCH thinks that 1t knows instances
| where exceptions TO this rulo will pre-
vail but such exceptions, we imagine
will not be numerous. Mr.. CLEVELAND
evidently means what he says. and
that those interested may have due notice
| he repeats his statement day after day TO
congressman after congressman. His posi-
ton is more extreme than we supposed II
would be or believed that 1t should be,
but it is his position; be has said 1t and
reiterated II so often that those who can't
understand it are simply determined not
to understand it.
Still, "a Mr.. CLEVELAND SAYS, there VII
be exceptions to the rule, and the Wssh-
incton correspondent of the New Yorh
Herald on Sunday telegraphed rs follows
The latest report is that the rule providing
that no ex-oficehOlders shall receive appoint
ments will not apply to postmasters IN large
cities where the former administration was
particularly efficient. President CleVeiahl
realizes that 10 master the intricacies OF the pos
tai service OF large ciues requires time ana ne
is In favor Of appointing postmasters IN theu
who are Democrats and already familiar VIII
the duties Of office.
BY the way. elections are to be held III
the counties OF Virginia this year for
clerks of courts. Does this fact bring
Virginia under that rule established by
the President which says that in no State
where elections are to be held this spring
will any Federal appointments be made
until those elections are over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
EDITOR BULLET FEELS SAFE.
ARazor and Pistol Contest Between Ne
eroes-Farcwell Sermon.

tCorrespondence of the Richmon Dlspatch.l
CAPE CHARLES, Va, March 13.-W. Bull
lett Fitzhugh, editor of the Pioneer, and
president of the Virginia Press Assocla-
ton, who has been IN Washington, ID. e.,
during the last ten days pressing his
claims for consul-generalship to Montreal,
Can, returned this morning and says he
thinks his chances are very good for the
position. While In Washington MIR. titz-
hugh had an interview with the President
and Secretary OF State in the interest OF
bis claim.
AT q dance near this city Saturday eve
nlng George 1rower and Henry Holly
(colored). in an alteration over an en-
gagement with the belle" of the eve
ming, brought their raZors and pistols
into play, which created great excite
ment among those present. After a terri
Bile struggle the two men were separated,
but not until Trower mad received seve-
raj ugly gashes across the face and shout
der and Holly o bullet in his lett side be-
low the ribs. Dr.. Garland j. Moore rem
dered the necessary surgical aid and
thinks both men will recover.
Rev. Mr.. w. O. Hurst, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church of this city.
preached his farewell sermon tonight to
q large congregation. Mr.. Hurst came
here two years ago, is al excellent preacher,
and has made many warm friends IN this
vicinity who will deeply regret 10 hear OF
his final departure.
Mr.. Charles G. Marshall, who has been
with the New York, Philadelphia aud Nor.
folk Railroad Company at this place IN the
capacity of telegraph operator for foul
years, has accepted a similar position with
the EleyatedI Railway Company of New
York city, and left Friday morning for the
latter city. Mr.. Marshall was correspon.
lent for the Richmond Times and Balti-
more american during his stay here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Our GRAND DISPLAY TOR EASTER

comprises the LARGEST ASSORT-
MENT OF NOVELTIES ever shown in
this city.
Our CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART
MENT is brimful OF everything desira-
bic for lady, miss, or child. CAPES,
JACKETS, CAPE JACKETS.
BLAZERS, REFERS, ETON SUITS,
etc.
For men we have the STANLEY
SHIRT, the acknowledged leader, be-
sides hosts Of other styles.
NECKWEAR in oil the bright and
Joyous hues of springtime and in mob
best of shapes.
STUDS, SLEEyE-BUTTONS.
WATCH-CHAINS, COLLAR BUT
TONS, etc, to complete the outfit.
Our assortment of OHILDREN'S and
MISSES jackets is the talk Of the
town. Nothing like it was ever before
attempted.
We believe u people know a good
thing when they see it, and we have
pinned our faith to them 10y putting IN
a complete stock also for misses and
children's spring wear.
We cordially invite you to call.
Don't let Easter find you without q
new outfit from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
T.e EMANCIPATION ceLeeaATIoN.
Probable that : Large Delegation Wi
90 10 washington from Richmond.

The Committee on Arrangements OF tho
Washington Emancipation Celebrafion 70
be held in the national capital on Monday,
April 18th, Is putting forth every EFFORT TO
| have the colored populace OF
LARGELY represented npop that occasion.
Yorick w. Smith. chairman OF that BODY.
and x. II. Lewis and George w. s.ewart,
two of its members, arrived here sunday
from Washington TO invite all the coiored
military and civic organizations. to Visit
the national capital on April 18th to take
part in the ceiebrntion. 80
A meeting OF the First Battalion Will DC
held ON Wednesday night to consider TIE
matter. but IL IL practically settled already
that the military will go. Arrangements
10. transportation are being made. III
probable that some of the civic organiza-
tons will take the trip also. The pro
gramme includes q parade, ball, ana oah-
quet.
ton OF tho coiored people OF washington
to ave the grandest affair they nave ever
vet given. rs \ special compliments fresi'
dent Cleveland. ,ta
The full Committee on A~rrangemen.'
will come to Richmond Saturday 10 lus'
tber urge the various societies n oIsa"i'
| cations here TO attend the fde.
Chairman Smith will have a maetlhn y
his committee at headquarters ID Washing
| ton tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Y NJ O. s.. GIenninga.

There will be on informal reunion n
recention of all ~young-people societies. IN
the city at the Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION tonight. and the occasion prom :
ees 20 he one OF rare enjoyment. NJ :
oe,clock the reception in the library. Office,
and parlors will take place. -
AZ s.s0 a gymnastic exhibition Will be
Given in the gymnasium-rooms.
"a q o'clock the party will adjourn to the
hi when there will be some excellent
s;nning and Rev. James ]. Vance and
Georse p. Rutledgc, of Norfolk, and Rev.
'Janez Hall, of thus city. will make short
addresses. -
Secretary Tibbitts SAYS his ASSOCIATION
orchestra Is getting in splendid shape. and
rehearsal will take place next Friday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

pioyed that language to indicate the iogi-
cal meaning OF tho decision NO bad in
mind. At any rate. If we had questioned
the soundness OF o decision rendered By
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
we should have done only what our neigh
Dor has done many q time, we suspect. IL
ia surely respectful TO say that a court
may srevisen its decision. We may add a
word on this subject tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Firemen's Fair q Success.

CHARLorTrsvILLE. Va, March 13.-The
total receipts from the iremen's far were
over $675-enough. to purchase the uni
forms for the fremen, for which purpose
the entertainment was given. Mr.. Her.
bert Wingfeld was the lucky winner of
the colt. His guess at the number of
beans in the Jar was 5,56s. while tue cor
rect number was 5.573. Mrs. A. V. Conway
was voted a set of furniture and Mrs. Nj.
4. Roberts a pair of curtains. Mr.. LOUIS
Rinsland received the gold watch voted
to the most popular fireman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
TO the Times.

Yes. we think il possible that the su-
prcme Court Of the United States might
revise and reverse It's decision that the
issue of circulating notes by State banks
is not a violation of the provision Of the
Federal Constitution which forbids States
to emit bills Of credit. We used the word
revised . for that reason. As to pointing
out that provision OF the Constitution
which copfers upon Congress- the power
TO pass any law which il may consider OK
podisnt IN order ~toasstAbiish b Uniform
MI merely sss that ~ EN-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

az do not write this at the request Of
any one, but because | feel 1t a duty to hu-
manity, so that others afflicted as my boy
was may know where to find relief.
"When my son was seven years Old he
began to complain of soreness in his right
leg. A white swelling soon appeared Just
below the knee joint, and extended from
the knee to the ankle. Ats;he same time
he was taken with an attack OF fever,
which was broken up, but the leg became
very badly swollen, causing him great
suffering, and the muscles so contracted
that his leg was drawn up at right angles.
He was unable to walk, could not even
bear TO be handled, and / thought him .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Barn and Contents Destroyed.

LusAY, Va. March IS. The barn, with It's
contents, on the farm of Mr.. /. n. Dovel,
near Aima. in this county, was destroyed
By fire about ~ o'clock on Friday night
last. The barn was O new one, having
been built about a year ago. IL was insured
for $500. The fire occarring so late al
night there IL some suspicion that 1t was OF
origin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

We have received the first No. of the
Radford Ee,rs. which is to be published at
East Radford, Va, every Wednesday and
Saturday by j. ii. CALDWELL. Esq.
1t proposes to become a great loca'
paper, and if it does we predict that il
will soon secure a large circulation AMI bt
literally ~patronized by advertisers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
TO ENLARGE

The annual meeting OF the 6|tOcknOlder5
of the Danvllle SayIngs-Bank, Loan and
Improvement Company was held here to-
! day. Beginning with nothing, this has
| grown to be one Of the wealthiest corpora
| tons in Danville, and last year made a net
| profit of more than IL per cent. The
| stockholders to-day authorized the Board
| of Directors to do o general banking busl-
| ness and to secure the agencies OF hre-ln-
| surance companies so as to do an insurance
| business. Z. Il. Jones was reelected presi-
| dent, W. l.. Griggs secretary and treasurer,
| and J. VI. Ley teller.
A general meeting of ministers and lay.
| men of the several churches in the city
| was held yesterday afternoon in the First
| Baptist church to consider the a~dvlsabilitv
| of inviting Evangelist MOODY 10 hold a Sc.
| ries of meetings in this city. 1t was unan-
| imously agreed to extend the invitation,
| and a committed. consisting OF KeVs.
| Thames, Clubb. and Bryan, and hessrs. j.
| q. Penn. w. b. Brooks. and j.. Il. JOpling,
was appointed t. visit Charlotte. N. e.,
! and formally invite Mr.. Moody to come tc
| Danville. AIr. George w. Swain was APP.
| pointed on the part of the Young Mems
| Christian Association m the committee
| left tor Charlotte this morning.
A large flock OF wild geese passed over
| this city Yesterday morning ca route to the
! North. A gentleman who saw the geese
| noticed mat one OF them laSReu DeHlnu
| and showed signs Of distress. when a large
| number of geese dipped In their fight,
| placed themselves under the disabled bro
| Their, and bore him safely away.
At o late hour Saturday night Thomas
| G. Richardson, of Henry county. was found
| clinglng 10 a pier of the railroad bridge
across Dan river. He was rescued by w
T. Myers and l.. G. Glasgow and told q re
| markable story. He said that he was sit
| ting on the bank of the river when two mer
! induced him to enter "a boat that they
had not gone very far when one Of the
men said Now let's do it," aud
with that threw him into the river: thai
he then either waded or SWAN until he got
TO the railroad bridge. where he was found.
| The men who rescued him say they heard
| some one from the shore say, They've
got the id old fellow, and he didn't
| drown" Richardson had evidently been
drinking. and It is doubtful If he really
knows how he managed to get into the
! river. He was not robbed, and the boat
| story is not believed.
Captain w. 4. Hutchings. formerly oil
this city, but now q prosperous citizen Of
Muskogee, Indian Territory. spent Sunday
III Danville.
A revival meeting was begun last night
at Main-Street Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Confirmed Cripple.

"After a time we bad the swelling
lanoad, midway between tho knoo and tho
ankle, and it would discharge over n pint
Of pus at times. / decided to take him to
Cincinnati to have the leg operated upon,
expecting he would lose 1t. But he had
become 50 poor and weak that thought |
would let him gather some strength, IL
possible. and bought q bottle Of Hoods
t~arsaparira and began giving il TO him.
This medicine soon woke mp his appetite,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

1t is stated by some of our exchanges
that Mre. lisa C~ARRNGToN CABKLL, formerly
of Richmond. is now associate editor of
the Hartford COurant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
ANOTHER BODY FROM THE FIRE.
A Successful Institution After MI
Moody-In IA Precarious Plight.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

IspeCial telegram % Tie DIspatcn'I
DAYyILLK, Va. March 13.-Another body
was resurrected from the National Hotel
ruins to-day and was identified as that Of
Adam Yates (coloredl. This is the fourth
death from the accident. The body was
turned over to the relatives of the deceased,
I'm North Danville. All day YESTERDAY and
to-day the city had q force of hands look
ing for the body, and as it is believed that
there are no other bodies in the ruins no
further search will be made for the pres
| emf. II is sad that a new block of stores
viii soon be built on the site of the hotel,
and Mr.. C.. Ct. Holland. who owned the
Brydon store. will begin at once to replace
that building,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
/. a vensr.ble Teaeher ples.

BnisroL, TxSS., March 13.--The venera.
bic DIR. Il. z. Wiley. ex-president Of Emory
and Henry College, died at Emory ct q
O'Clock this morning; aged about 80. He
was one Of the sblest and best-known men
Of oil this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

HoKE SMITH gets to his Office very early
but not earlier than the ofhce-seekers
| They are always on time. except when
| they are ahead Of time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

\0MRANY
%
II, I5, IS, and y east Broad.
II, -, IS, and y east Broad.
RICHMOND. TUESDAY. Mach Is ,..,

hiAnHVHfs AANfYaif Hh'N IA.
How the DTeSs.G Goods nel.+
have poured in, until every 8.
able inch Of room seems % t. .
cupied. Never have our
offerings been 50 varied. > ..
quisite. WOollenS or silks. t
lectionS allow your fancy 81. r...
Hundreds kept the counters
yesterday. Other hundred Bel.
come to-day and tor each t-.-.
something Of interest. lts
SAINT to be the leaders.
WASH FOODS VIM
realms Of beauty are opened
what daintineSS Of co.orn.
exquisite designing No# a.
so real a bee might err; t..
leaf. ColorS; tints bits o.
ness! Newly-diScoverel t.I.
for the cottonS be1utics
from the Wcollens and tom ..
silks. All pointing To- the
out-of-door season, HIt.
chosen a few to have read,
the early warm days.
Tho Brandenburgs arc easily r,y.ff . ..
cot.on realm. The cotton
combcd before it woven. Whore
qgisite texture IA cotton wolfrf
TS os'@i Po @pa oap ni p[ah', es.i, r1r,
in the court. me finish Of ln.'
only igl4c.
inc canton C,o'n 1.'nFs p'lIt'' ''-7
prellasrl .lu,n'
N.n
49, H.D, ~c,,I, ~
slaa-lOoAlns ge''..' no'
80 y, -
Sot.on ropes noA 81 u'. 'F "
,hat deck them. one o. re pr' p
nun S'Hi7' ia ''' q"
lo'S>
And here's the hlrrl.r rt...
enough.
loo yards q sATrgEN th't '-'',
Ss sg' WITHIN !" he EN- r%oti,a.s6, a. aaa,.
patterns ana rre,y ,.lona,'
12,ee. Tney.ro ea' n.a'
the iia@iiar 'oaaas den d. .~,...
81 sise sdI in e S'. .t11s "G'. 81, .-,...
q asei. 1le l.1. sor' Of. .'.
We've received a c.asa,n drive. ,a.
oi me ni, rs, Of he p"' p1t,.-a
NAN A"l..,.Iu..
A single item from tie
Dress Goods
a hqnd.omo ,a-irca Henrietta off .a.a
'0e' SOFT l' O''' Main .,,
Amonq the ~ENBROIDlG IS
FLOUNCES IN eight lh....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
10 Ire c.tisens q Richmond:

To the Citizens Of Richmond:
OBEY THE GOLDEN R~ULE-HELP Ia AND
WE WILL HELP YOU. II you want your BABY
CARRIAGES KE-UPROLSrRRBD and PAINT
ED, CHAIRS RECANED IN all It's branches
(seats, backs, &C.,, HAIR-MATTRESSEs MADE
OVER SAME As NEw. aud SHUCK NAT
TRESSES MADE TO ORDER, call on Us.
Prices Fhll-sizc Mattresses, best material,
So: single, 90.
Gaming prices: Coarse cane. l cent per hole
In the run; .hus Il chair 40 holes, large enough
10 contain coarse cane, will cost 81. Medium
cane, H., cents per hoio; thus a seat having 100
holes around the rim, large enough 10 cootaln
medium cane VIII cost si.2J. FINE cane. lie
cents per hole thus the rim Of other scat or
back OF any chair containing 100 holes sum-
GENTLY close ana small enough 10 place ane cane
thorein wiz cost 81 80.
Positively no variation from the above prices.
WE USE The BEST MATERIAL- Therefore
we cannot AFFORD any reduction. We can make
special contracts with dealers or companies.
Now il You do not wish 10 be delfauded or
duped you had better call on Us, for No are re-
sponsiAie for what we say or do. SAriSfAC-
TON GUARANTEED TO EVERYBODY. All
orders win receive promp; attention. Cali and
S. +. CAsHIoN 8 RELLUM.
care Of City-Serseant c. H. kpps,
City Hall.
or No. Z south Fourth street, city.
mn 1921.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

Many pEominent citizens aud officials
recommend III. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
SUPPLIES.

CEINE-THREAD SEINE ~
- TwINES. LINES, CoRKs, $
CoRKWooD, oILcLorHING. RUBBER
NETTING or ALL KINDS MADE To ORDER
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
We are the sole importers OF the LION
BRAND sEINE-THkEAD, the fshermeu's
choice. We are hesd0usrters Tor everything In
our line. L. LCHTENsTEINs SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
LEVY DAVIS
THE Err,
corner Second and Broad.
UrnDDeys at 89c.

We have lust received 500 WRAPPERS of tho
best Merrima' Print. made with yoke 'front.' and
back. which will DO placed on saie to-day Tor no
InAr MIN of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

Hoods pills cure Nausea, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, BlliOusness. Sold by all druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
Hoods s ss:sfs Cures

and he ate more heartily than for a long
time. At this time the sore was discharg-
ing freely, and soon pieces Of bone began
70 come out. | have in my office one piece
of bone 3 "A inches long by nearly half an
inch broad, which came ont of the sore.
We continued giving him Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. The discharge from the sore de
creased, the swelling went down, the leg
Strengthened out, and soon he had perfect
use of his leg. He now run everywhere,
as lively as any boy, and apparently
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
As We'll "a Ever.

Il was about six months from the time
that we began giving him Hoods Sarsa-
parilla till we considered him perfectly
cured" JOHN l.. McMURRAY, Notary
Public, Ravenswood, ". Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14
EVENT OF THE SEASON.

In .he department allotted 70 goods for IN
PANTS HND MIHrEs Wit bU shown ~ most coui-
plete and Mt the same time enchanting assort-
ment OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

HEADING notices In rcading-matter typo' wv
lines or less. 81: IN nonpsreil loaded, 75c
card Of rates for more space iurnlbhea on ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-14

Anictters ana tclegrams must DC ~ tressed'o
ThR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Ketectod communications win not be returned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

ExComm isssorer Tanner indignantly
r-peis the irsinuation. made by demo
crst reEsioa ghouls. that 10 acted from
nsot1vss q personal fr.ear.ship IN In
creasirg Justice Longs pension. He
hal psfioaag. and therefore Official
kr,sxlesige q the character and extent
- lie gourds. he saw Justice Longs
amraiaft.i arm AMI The terrible open
wound q ais holy. There we're papers
IN lie Ia the pension o:'ice praying FOR
fsrfh>r relief. sn3 upon these Tapers
ard - own <-0slssss q the dieabsh-
les x the y-nsioncr Tanasr ordered an
iBcrrxss. A wsll might ]; be held tha,
= Au5xe before Vhotn th- dead body % a
parson with whom 70 was acquainted in
hts is tsaash, for hlentifca.io1. must
nos sake Judicial notce = the dol'h L
cspt uten cumulative Documentary
proof Commissioners Tanner waz cup
psrtei y itdasits regularly fir1. and
furthsr - perss nal ssar nation ard
oi@ervstioa q JeEiice LoEgs disablh.
tibs it il a rioastrous pervsrsisn q
tllo eotn aierest rules n evidences 10 hold
that ~ bal 10 Sufficient proof upon
shlsh - tsso az order granting an IN
crasse . Jastics LoUz. lie did a noble.
ia~fi. patriotic duty add the d'moorst
xtouls RiIl So their mistake before The
sed !. lssched in their unrcasoning AZ.
t,lcIs IN ~ rcnsion roll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

II takes very lively hustling these
days 10 keep up With ths changes in the
plans q the administration The an
nouncement was made months ago that
he administration in conjunction with
several eminent free traders intended 10
prepare tariff bill and that Secretary
Cariisie's supposed knowlcdge on the
subject WAS the principal reason for his
having been made secretary Of the treas
ury--his best friends never claimed that
ne sas selected for his financial snowl-
elci. they couldn't. because he had
nona. This Was printed IN all the adj
uainistEation papers and was never
densed until now. when Secretary
Carlisle Gays that no tariff bin is being
prepared, and that neither be nor Presl-
deut Cleveland ever Thought Of doing
anything which might be interpreted as
an attempt 10 dictate 10 the house what
il should DO Ia regard 10 the tariff lie
fos,.cts. however, 10 tell why this state
men. was not nade long ago. which
uaxes the Inference clear that the free
trsle idea mas been. for the tune any
war. abandoned.