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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
sFAMEN AND MACHINIsTS WANTED.
Az .DvERrIsEMENr ISSUED BY THE NAVY DE-

washington March H.-The enlistment branch Of
.b4 Navy Department to-day issued a large poster
sdvertis.ng for men. The recent putting into com
-,,ssion OF the cruisers Columbia and Minneapolis
and the demands that will be necessary as re-
suit OF the acquisition Of the Brazilian ships ANA
,onas and the American yacht May1ower require
th4 enlistment OF additional men. Enhstments VIII
be made al the following places The navy yards
E; Boston. Brooklyn. League Island. Washington
Norfolk Mare Island. No. g South-st. New York
City; the Michigan, Erie. Penn; the custom
house az New Orleans. and the custom house at
Gloucester. Mass
The following classes Of men sre wanted; sea
men eighteen 10 thirty-Ave years Of age. at S2i
--o-rh. ordinary sAamen. eighteen 10 th!rty-Six
yeas OF age at SO a month. chief machlnlsts.
,r-en- 20 fhirty-fve yea:s OF age. at so month,
rnach!r!sts rst-class. cIsh cen 10 tnry-nte years
o. aye a. SIS month and machinlss. second lass
e.gateen TO thrty-ave years or age al '4y
month 49,, %,
candidates must pass d physical cNdmlna ton show
~ them 20 be free from dlsqualuying ailments
s4ar1en ana ordinary sesmen must pass eXamna-
;'or In sear1anship sn6 mus; have had experience
&. sea Nachinie.s are required before enlistment
- rass examination showing that tney are ma
christs ny trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ro ,,cwrP cBARGES or bribery.

pbuad.Iph.a March I.-Pe;cr =. Smith. the
Twenty-ninth Ward Republican politician VINO
US charged b. Councilman Stevenson with having
..o,,ntad N bribc him to vote for the Schuylkill
y,.,.nr Cornuanys till then pending in Common
council. to-day surrendered himself 10 District
A,torn~v Graham ara gave $1,000 bail for hear
Too on wednesday before Judges Bresy and Cor
40, ! warrant for Smiths arrest was issued by
Judge Gordon last Wednesday. hut IN" 'act was
Kept secret.
rrno charges Of Councilman stevenson were nrst
,D,do on tho noor Of the Council. lie said ne had
been offered 500 10 vote for ih" bill An inyesu.
,r.ti,e cornrnt.tso was appointed. aud heioic u
e.. e'.., ual,.ed Siniiu as fnc man VINO had
;red 20 bribe him. several ittcmpts were made -
t,,,,f success Mr. stevenson thca appeared
iuforc he D.s;rct-Atcrn"y And made afhcay 20
rs ''. -, tho -rs-t q an agreement between his
I'm Il ,od the DIs;r!ct-At ttorrey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
Mr-RDFRS IN sKAGUAY

Astoria. Ore March 2l.-Frank Clement. OF HilIs
80 ore was shot and killed at Sheep camp Oh
vorch "A bv Howard Schneider. OF Howard county
Md ivnchinr was averted only by the prompt
action of tho officers in getting the muroerer o,' -
-, - IL {. now in ian here Clement lived
several hours. but failed to give an account OF the
quarrel
Laurel. Nd. March 2l.-Howard Schneider VINO
10 abou forty-fve years old. left here ast summer
for the KIondike 20 try his luck He formerly
leased a farm near Guifor1 Howard count "here
bis wife and TWO children await his return. lie
was always looked upon peaceab@. law abiding
citizen her.
seattle. Wash March 2l.-skaE 'ay has hAi an
other murdor according TO tho officer OF the
SEWERS AK and Hueneme. which have arrived
hcre dire from Lynn Canal on Monday night
a aborlng man was shot by a colored woman or
Tho Ioyyar class n. the entrance OF her cabin. in
The "a oon district u Skaguay. He dec shortly be
foro ,ha steamer sailed The murder was the re-
sil, Of trouble. which began early Monday even
ing over tho disappearance Of the mans watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
A CONGREGATIONALISTS Plea.
SLOW GROWTH OF THE DENOMINATION IN NEW
YORK CITY DEPLORED

SLOW GROWTH OF THE DENOMINATIoN IN NEW
YORK CITY DEPIORED
Boston. March p (SpeciaD.-The Rev. Thomas
Mcleod. - Brooklyn addressed the Congrega tional
ministers al their meeting In Pilgrim Hall to-day
OF The Mission Of Congregationallsm in our
cities" He deplored the condition OF the denom-
ination in New-York city. and said
People OF Congregatonalist stock have been
pouring In from old England and New Eng gland
but where are they? There seventy four Con-
gregational churches in Chicago. 400 in London. and
only :hree in New-York City proper which SELF
sustaining There Is something radically wrong
While there are more Congregational churche. In
Rrookivn. the growth Is but little better Since
have been there the population has doubled. and
vet there have been but two churches added
oteaa for church extension. One feature OF Con-
rregatioralism has been scf-efacemcnt She has
po,ired out ner life FOR the general good She has
rlsrried self-enacement 10 the extreme She should
chansr her policy and develop selfhood one Con-
,.rrgqtional church a year should be added 10 the
gro cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SLOW WORK BY DIVERS.
STRONG BREEZE DELAYS THE REMOVAL
OF AMMUNITION.

Havana, March 21.-The divers working
TO clear passage TO the 1O-inch mazagine aft
In order to remove the ammunition, but a strong
shore breeze, which has been blowing daily for
fortnight somewhat delays the work all
around On land rain would he grateful TO lay
the dust and 70 freshen vegetation.
The cruiser Alfonso XII is ready to occupy the
floating dock and 10 be cleaned. Captain Sigs-
bee and Lieutenant Commander Cowles enter
tanned onsul-General Lee. Special Commis-
sIoner Klopsch and Mrs. Klopsch this morning
at breakfast on the Fern
Politics ard tho election next month are oc-
cupying local attention to the exclusion Of most
other topics. but the cities ard towns outside OF
Havana are preparing for functions in aid Of the
Spanish naval fund To-day seventy officers
and six hundred sold ers who are on the sick
list returned to Spain
Tomorrow morning Bishop Manuel Sanian-
der Trutos. ~ Havana. will consecrate the Lee
Orphanaga of which Dr. Lesser and his wife
are to have charge. The ingtitution Will do an
admirable work Consul General Lee expects &"
be present at the consecraiion.
Reports from Matanzas say that the Governor
has postponed consideration of the resignation OF
members Of the Relief Committee. In spite 81
the fac, that more than S14Cn has been set
aside for tn, relief o' the reconcentrad"s mere.
II IS said thar many Of the s.cN nave hellH'I
medicines nor milk. There j. sh"ir llNfly
among the members OF The Relief COMMITTEE.
Gunner Morgan win 80 TO Key West on
"Wednesday in obedience TO orders from IN"
Navy Department
"El Co~roo" saws ,ha; the end of 1894 there
We're or file in The Spanish Navy department
4i.pV' petitions OF men Who desired - ehil'i'
and tha. in case way broke out no" tne nlmor.
ready for enlistment would he found To exceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
vEsr-v1rs MAY GO TO HAMPTON ROADS.
RELIEF THAT COMMODORE HOWELL WILL COM
MAND THE FLEET TO BE AS
srMBLED THERE.

Washington March 1.-Leutenan'-com D.
T Pujsburv commanding the dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius when has Just arrived al the Nashre-
ton Navy Yard from Florida. was az the Navy De
nartnent today in conference with the officials re-
carding the future of his craft. tn" pneumatic
gear used in operating the dynamite tubes is under
going repairs which IL is calculated Will take about
two weeks Il IL considered probable. In view OF
tho speed OF the Vesuvius that she may be at
tache6 70 the squadron AZ Hampton Roads. A.
cording 10 present plans. the squadron 10 he or
Ranized al Hampton Roads WI consist Of tho bat
t'e-ships Massachusetts, and Texas and the cruisers
p, ooklyn Minneapolis and Columbia. The Nesu-
vus woul1 be perfectly at home In such company.
being faster than either of tie battle-shiDs AMI
nearly the equal -u speed or the pennant- holders
Minneapolis and Columbia.
Al.houeh no orders 70 thai effect have been given
il is generally be ieycd I'm naval circles that Com
nodore Howell VII be assienet 20 the command of
this fleet. lie w. recently ir command Of the En-
ropcan squadron. which has jus, been abandoned
by recall 70 the United States o. thc fhrce vessels
COMPRISING il the San Francisco, the Helena and thc
bancroft. Comm ,dOre Howell Is on the san
Francisco and vii accompany her on her cruise
10 The United States the CONVOY Of the cruiser
Orleans. formerly the Amazonae. Of the Bra-
zlian Navy T. Is expected thai these vessels vi :
soon start from England on their voyage across the
Atlantic Oceat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ANGLO O-AMERICAN PARCEL POST.
Mr. HANBURY SAYS THAT RELUCTANcE At WASH

Mr. HANBJ-RY SAYS THAT RELJCTANC-E AT WASH
INGTON HAS PREVENTED ITS ESTABLISH
3ENT-IRIsH BILL ADVANCES.
London. March N.-Rerlying in the House Of
Commons to-day 10 questions on the subject the
Financial Secretary OF the Treasury. r. W. Han
bury said that the delay In the establishment Of
q parcel post between Great Britain ard the
United States due to the reluctance Of the
authorities at Washington 70 begin such n service
Negotiations Mr.. Hanbury added. had been pro-
Ceodinc since lSSi, and there were reasons 70 hope
that an arr4agonicnt would shortly be reached.
Nr fTanbury further remarked that a conference
on poeial rates within the British Empire would
meet IN June next.
Tho Irish Local Government bill passed second
reading without a division and amid loud cheers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
THE NAVY IN GOOD SHAPE.

A HIGH OFFICER SAYS ITS EFFICIENCY HAS BEEN
DOUBLED ~ THE LAST YEAR
Washington. March 81 a high officer of the
Navy who has an intimate knowledge Of It's al
fairs. said to-day: The creates, difficulty is
being experienced by the Government in pro-
curing ships from abroa but il is hard al work
and is making as much progress "a could rea-
sonably he expected under the circumstances.
Spain is rushing work war vessels. the Re
lavo the largest and best battle-ship. is prac-
tically ready for sea. and the second bsSest
ship the Carlos Y. will be ready In a fortnight
or three weeks The officials OF the Navy De
partment are doing everything in their power
10 prepare for any possible conflict AnythihS'
however which is got in the way Of tugboats
and yachts Will be only a makAshift, and our
people would do we'll to learn tha; the only way
10 prepare for an emergency is TO see that the
Navy is put In frst-rate shape long before the
EMERGENCY arises and this car be done only Dy
building battla-ships and tOrpedo-destroyers by
and men and by Immediately passing through
Congress the pending Personnel bill which Is
absolutely necessary 10 the handling or the new
Navv The results however OF the prepara tlons
so far made with the materials a hand are emf
nentlv satisfactory. The greatest preparation
tbat has been made was the drilling of battle
ships and torpedo-boats last summer, and as
result the Navy is now doubly as efficient as one
wear ago The people of the United States may
trust 10 the Navy. with absolute confidence that
it will respond 10 every call with the highest
crodit 10 itself and the Nation. The question OF
the purchase Of the O'fIggins ia still in the air.
Spain will not get her, and II she is sold IL VIII
be TO the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MANY PASSENGERS FOR THE NORTH

coattl. Wash March 2.-The steamers City Of
Seattle ard Utopia have sailed for Dyea and
ssasuay. with three hundred and thirty passengers
from this por-.
The ship Yosemite has also sailed 70. the same
mort with sixty-seven passengers and two thou
ssrd tons OF cargo She carried eighty head Of
bi.rr0s
ri,.r with ono hundred and ffty-seyen passengers
Astoria ore. March 2L-The steamer Oregon ar
rived from Dyca and Skaguay. making the passage
the epidemic OF spinal meningitis in Sksguay is
ahalIng no death having occurred for some days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SEIZED WHITE PASS TRAIL.

A REIGN OF TERROR on THE ROUTE 10
THE GOLD FIELDS OF ALASKA
Washington. March 21.-Informatiol has
reached the War Department that the lawless
element IN Alaska has seized Bennetts road.
leading 70 ard over White Pass. and has placed
the country in a state Of terror
Instructions were telegraphe1 to-day to Gen
Aral Merriam commanding the Department OF
the Columbia. at Vancouver. Wash. 10 order 'he
infantry garrison at Skaguay to take proper
steps FOR the protection OF persons ana property
IN the disturbed region. regardless OF the eN
nense attending such movement OF troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ORGANIZING CAVALRY ~ ALABAMA

BIrrn,r CHAM. Ala. March p (spe eclal.-The or
sar!Eation % the Tirs: Squadron. - Alabama
Regiment WIS begun ~ Birmingham tonight. with
J. s. Norso9 rs major. The squadron has no con-
Lecuoa with ne State 'roOps ou, esoh mar has
hSnec pledge 10 volunteer in case Ot war
"in span. IS soon me equalization - con-
p.e,eo Governor johnson. who !nlOrses he move
He1t VIII Issue tho commissions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
CUBA LOST TO SPAIN
A FORMER CHEF OF THE SPANISH MINISTRY
SAYS THAT SPAIN CANNOT HOPE TO
RETAIN THE ISLAND.

Brussels. March PA dispatch 10 lie Soir'
from Madrid describes interview with Senior
P Margall. al one time President Of the Span
ish Federal Republic and Chief of the Ministry.
in which he Is represented as declaring that
Cuba is practically lost to Spain
Spain IS exhausted" he is reported as saying
she must withdraw her troops and recognize
Cuban independence before II is too late. BY an
immediate recognition she would obtain the pay
nent Of portion of the war debt and CONNER
cial advantages"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MORE SHIPMENTS FROM BETHLEHEM.

ye'a.e5em. Penn. March H.-The Bethlehem Iron
COMPANY tonight shipped % the Cnon iron Norhs,
a. San Francisco. shafts q the new torpedo-ooat
Newpor,. building there. Weighing fortt-Hvc IONS,
S1c prope Ter shaft foI The japanese warsAlp also
1ncer cOHsuuctj1. there. The company mas begun
WJrk o. twelve big disappearing gun carriages
orceT@o ~ The Government. and VII! turn out one
r-or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
HENRIK IBSEN'S BIRTHDAY.

THE PIAY-wRrTER RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS
FROM THE KING AND QUEEN OF SWEDEN.
Chr!stiania March q Tho birthday Of Henrik
Tbsen wa celebrated here to-day with grea; festv
ties Numerous deputations. including one from the
Stortning congratulated the eminent Norwegian
poet and dramatist and King Oscar telegrsphed
81 and the Queen send you our cordial congratu-
1qtiors on your seventeen birthday Your day OF
homo. 8. likewis. day OF honor for the Norwegian
people
lnsen received hundreds Of other kilograms dur
inc he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

San Francisco March 2l.-At a meeting OF capt.
tasts interested in tho construction OF a railroad
10 tho Yukon country. W c. Alberger presented
renort based upon recent explorations and from oh
se-,.a-iors made during exhaustive surveying
frip 70 Alaska. showing that route up Copper
River was not only feasible. hut practicable II
decided 10 organize party Of surveyors. who will
start as soon weather conditions permit. prob
shi- bv Nav Is The programme - 70 go 10 Orca
and rn the Copper River 10 its head. and thence
across 10 the Yukon. at IT'S Junction with the Amer
ican boundary line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
DERVISHES PREPARING TO rum.
THE ANGLO EGYPTIAN FORCE NEAR ATBARA
HOURLY EXPrCTING AN ATTACK.

Atbara Camp. Nubla. March 21.-The Anglo
Egyptian force is hourly expecting an attack
In false alarm at the Hudi Fords last even
inc a shot was fred from some unknown quar-
ter and the whole British brigade stood win
arms at fixed bayorets In the darkness a
Highlander rushing to the place was hnpaled
on a comrades bayonet
TIE army marched to-day six miles 10 kashuoi
and is now awaiting the reports of the patrols
who are feeling for the Dervish army.
All Dign2. brother Of Osran DiGna. mas thiiCe iC
attack / the post al Adarama but The frlendlE
nati,es have each time defeated him. Killing N
AL forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SPEAKER REED AT THE WHITE HOUSE
HE AND MR. HIT HAVE 4 CONFERENCE WITH
TIE PRESIDENT

TIE PRESIDENT
Washington. March 2l.-Great interest In the
report Of the Maine Court Of Inquiry was mani
tested to-day at the White House AMI al the
State. War and Navy departments The Pres
ident received A number of leaders in Congress.
among them being Speaker Reed and Chairman
Hit Of the House Committee on Foreign At
fairs. TIE visit Of Mr.. Reed naturally attract
ed much attention as Re seldom makes calls on
the executive branches. and 1t is inferred that
the purpose Of his visit to confer on the
Cuban situation and its future before Congress.
though neither he nor Mr.. Hit was conlinuni-
catiVo Secretary Long also had a conference
with the President but 50 far as could be
learned it developed nothing new relating 70 the
Spanish question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
uEDIcATORY EIERCISES cOyTIytED

The dedl-a;ory services OF ST. Paurs German
Lutheran Church. One-hundred- nd ,wenty-third
a. near sevca;h-ave which began Sunday morn
Ing we're continued last night the church being
nllet with the members ~ the congrr Sa;ion and
visitors from all over the city. The pastor OF the
church the Rev. John a. ". Haas presided An
address Ia German was made by tho Rev. Hugo W
Hoffman. OF 81 Pauls German Lutheran Church
brooklyn. TIE Rev. J. ". Knapp pastor OF the
Epiphany Lutheran Church. Manhattan. spoke In
English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
WILL VISIT A SOUTHERN sHIPYARD TO INSPECT
VESSELS BEING RtIIT FOR BRAZIL

VESSELS BEING BUILT FOR Brazil.
London. March 2l.-Commander willard II.
Brownson. L. S. y. who is visiting Europe IN
the interest of the United states Navy Depart
ment. has started for France. to inspect the
ships which are being hIilt at La Seyne, oppo-
site Toulon, on the Mediterranean. for Brazil.
concerning which vessels negotiations have been
proceeding
Commander Brownson. previous 70 leaving
for France. spent two days inspecting the Ad-
miral Abrouall. sister vessel Of the Amazonas
and some torpedo craft a. Elswicx and else
where. Commander Brownson is understood to
have been highly pleased with the Abroual
though the United States authorities may decide
10 change some details ot her plans before she
is completed. II will he impossible. however
TO complete her for some time come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.
THE MONADNOCK AND MONTEREY START


FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Washington March H-The sailing Of the coast
defence vessels Monadnock and Monterey to-day
from San Diego for Sa1 Francisco has been
ported to the Navy Department. The two ships
have been in Lower California waters the last
winter engaged In target and other practice. and
their departure for the Golden Gate is said be In
accordance with the usual custom each spring Of
sending her there for any repairs which may
be found necessary. The vessels Of the mon
itor class and their presence at San Francisco will
In part least take the place left vacant by the
departure OF the battle-ship oregon.
The departure OF the battle-ship Texas for Hamp
ton Roads was also reported 70 the Navy Depart
ment to-day and puts rest the persistent rurnors
that the Department had rescnded her orders 20
go 10 Tia mptou Roads and that she was 10 remain
with Admiral Slcard's fleet
Kingston. jamaica. March 2-The United States
cruiser Cincinnati arrived this morning at Port
Antonio from Barbados and the United States
guuboats Wilmington and Castine reached there
shortly afterward from 81. Lucia. Tho three war
ships cOalng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MEMORIAL TO RICHARD A. STORhS.

An ASSOCIATION FORMED TO Build \ HOSPITAL
IN HIS HONOR.
Albany March 1.-THE State Board % Charities
-. bsnn asked 10 approve the incorporation Of
tho ctolrs Memorial Hospital tho principal office
Of which is 10 be in Nsw-York CITY The object
for which this corporation is formed Is 70 estab-
ueb and maintain a hospital for the treatment Of
women and OF chronic diseases Of both sexes II
+ intended as n memorial 20 Richard \. Storrs.
r,,,,,,v controller Of the city who FOR nearly forty
years connected Win TIE gon[oler .orr ofGr lr
nrrss itc l widow OF North salem. y Y. and Mrs
i~.na +, Dru!son Mrs. Neya y sherwood. Miss
Myfa b Martin and Mss Edith = Houston OF
S.u- CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MEN or THE MACHIAs Rr-ENLIsr

Boston March 2-4t the Charleston Navy Yard
'o-cay scventy-eight men who hal served their
ure cn the Gacaas were honorHDly discharged
anc psic or The majority of them s.gr. ;ed thor
'ei'i.licn - Tc-enlis', asking 'Or = mont1s fur-
gesn wiH tkt privilege OF serving again on 30
.a -. Eles cn tacr return Tho places of slcn as do
W come o. X VIII te icd WITH recruits from tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
cASHIrR SENTENCED F0R sly rEARS.

Coylngton. Ky. March .l-Judee TAFT of the
United States court. to-day sentenced 7. H
YoutzJ former cashier q the First National Bank
OF New7o.t. Ky. % TX years IL the peniten,.ary
Execution of the sentence was suspended Tor th.fy
days 20 enable the defendants counsel 20 prepare g
a OIL of exceptions The bond was hNed az
gSOl0 Youi2y found guilty on SATURDAY OF
I'm Indictment which charged violation OF the
United States banking laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
THE REICHSRATH MEETS.
HrRR F1-CHs,s ELECTION TO TIE PRESIDENCY
GREETED WITH DISAPPROvAL-A MOTION
TO 1MPEACH COUNT BADEN1.

TO IMPEACH COUNT BADEN.
Vienna March 21.--The Reichsrath reassemoled
to-day There full attendance OF Deputies
and the public galleries were filed After Count
Won rhun Bohenstein the President OF the Coun-
Gil OF Ministers and Minister Of the Interior
had declared the session opened, Dr. Zurkan was
called 10 the chair He made A speech expressing
hore that the House would set diligently TO WORK
finding special incentive from the approac hing
Jubilee Of Emperor Francis Josephs glorious reign
The remark brought forth cheers from the Depu-
ties
Herr Fuchs. Catholic Peoples Party. was elect
ed president. TIE German Peoples Party the
PIogresssts Christian Socialists. Schonerers and
Social Democrats did not participate in the cleo
ticn and the announcement OF Herr Fuchss cleo
non was greeted with shouts OF "D!sSra aceful: -:
He is State criminal and ought TO be In Jai!.
lie beon to the former presidential bureau
While Herr Fuchs was making his inaugura!
speech Herr Schooner uncea s:rgy shouted the
above denunciations.
Motions afterward submitted for the I'm
noachnent Of Count Baden the former Premier.
for the abrogation Of the language ordinances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SPAIN CANNOT GET THEM.
THE o'HIGGINs AND THENsAN MARTINO To BE
SOLD To THE UNITED STATES OR
p not AT ALL.

Washington. March 21.-The Government has
made no further purchases Of warships. but it's
negotiations have been productive ~ nt least
one important result-namely, in establishing
that unless the O'Higsins becomes the property
Of the United States Il will not he sold at all
Spain II is confidently asserted. will not he able
70 secure this war-vessel. nor are her chances
any better or as good those Of the United
State. Practically the same condition prevails
as 70 the Argentine armored cruiser san Mar
tino. which will become the property Of this
Government II il passes out Of the hands of Ar
gentina.