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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MINOR PROCEEDINGS IN THE IOt'SF.

Washington. Feb. o4.-In the House this morning
Mr. Holman asked for consent for In
the Senate amendments 30 the Sundry Civil Appropria-
ton bill. except as 10 the amendment Known the
sherman bond amendment. To this Mr.. Bland OBJ
jected. denounclng the sherman amendment n
Job" and caused the reference OF The biz 20 thc
Committee Of the Whole. Mr.. Peel moved that the
House 20 into Committee Of the Whole for tie
slderatlOn of general appropriation bills. Mr. Hatch
opposed this molten with his antoption Lii. Pend
Ing a vote Mr. Iicmphlll presented conference report
on bill 10 provide permanent system Of highways in
The District OF Columbia. Mr. Hatch raised the
auestlon OF consideration. and he House refused GA
n e0 10 consider the report. Mr.. Pces motion was
agreed TO- yeas 14s a. and the consideration Of
the indian Appropriation bill resumed
On motion u Sir. Rockwell the para graph appro
prjs,pr Sj5S 900 for OF interest claimed by
Tho Chickasaw Indians stricken from the BILL
,s was also the paragraph which appropra'es 10000
IN reimburse the ChOctaw orphan reservation fund
The appropriation for the support OF Indian schools
having been reached. Mr. Lodge moved 10 Increase
the appropriation from 81 100000 10 81 O76. 900
II agreed to.
The House then. at O'Clock. took a recess until
4 The evening session for the consideration Of
private pension bills. but quorum being present,
adjournment takon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
Ere CUON AGAINST GOULD IND SAGE
THEY WERE sURETIEs FOR PACIFIC MMI,-THE
MONEY PROMPTLY PAID

An execution issued Yesterday against the prop.rtv
OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company. George J.
Gould and Russell Sage. brought the COMPANY
to the speedy paymen, o. debt. IN MAY IL lsss
the lines vessel, City Of Para stranded of ca
damaged. Claims for 100000 for loss Of her cargo
were filed against tn" company in the United States
District Court The Pacific Mail obtained an order
limiting - EIlity 10 the value Of the Cts OF Pas
after TIE wrck. This sum VA, $4,000, and judgment
for the amount was entered.
George !. Gould ana Russell sage fled their personal
bond, FOR $4,000 to insure the payment Of the money
The judgment Wa, entered In November last. the
amount, Interest included. being s,3,4is ii. Tee
slm hns now becoin. s4f.252 10. Carter d Ledyan
are proctor, for the Atlantic Mutual Insurance CON-
rauy. which got Judgment for $500 -. " ills
money was not paid. Judge brown ~as reqlested 70
i.sue decree. IL" did "a. and on THIS decree Con-
missioner Alexander yesterday issued an execution.
Il was not given 10 United states Marshal Jacobus 70
serve. but - Carter ~ lciyard.
In. LAWYERS sent word % the Pacific Mail CON.
pany tha, unless The judgment vas satisfied al once
the execution would be- plncrd IN the hands Of The
marshal \ check for the full amount was sent. ~
the Oiic, Of Garter LdNa-d IL was said That the
other claims lad been paid although evidence Of the
fact had not been flied In court Those who secured
Judgment !n addition To- the Atlantic Mutual, and the
amounts awarded them, Were: The Frank Brothers
Company, ~ all ~ La Fonc"re Compagnie dAssur'
anc,.. r:i2ls %: Insurance Company OF North Amer'
lea - 81 20: Chubb q >on. 81 j - ! mon IN
,iirauce Company al >Gn francisco. go. - anu III
souih and N1th American Lloyd, s3,ico 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
BUSINESS IN TIE SENATE.

Washington. Feb. 24.-Tle debate In the Senate to-
day not Of an exciting enlivenlng character.
1t was over the question presented in the Legislative
Appropriation BILL whether the Utah Commission.
which has been In existence for the last ten years.
should be abolished proposed by the House. or
continued IN Office as recommended by the Senate
Committee Appropriations. The question was
decided In favor Of continuing the Commission. one
fash Of humor umined the debate and provoked
laughter both sides OF the Chamber II was con.
tanned Ia a remark by Senator Mcpherson 10 the
effect that after March the Democratic party would
have the House Of Representatives., the Senate the
Executive and at least part OF the Cabinet"
The House bill regulating the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors In the District taken up and discussed
until ] .. M, when 1t laid aside without final
ucton, and the Legislative Appropriation bill was
taken up and all tie committee amendments were
agreed to. The question OF clerks 10 Senators was
taken up In the shape OF substitute offered by Mr..
Hawiey to the amendment reported by tie committee
providing for thrtyfvc clerks to Senators who are
not chairmcn of committees. The substitute was TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE Police FORCE.

The time Of the Police Commissioners Al their
meeting Yesterday partly occupied III The read
Ing Of complaints against members oi the tor'"' me
Jnurucvmcu Tao., Protective Association sent let
Ter declaring that the police had committed 0urages
IN interfering with The rights of the ailors who were
recently engaged In strike In Rcdfcrns establish
ment. on Friday Of last week. II was said. Captain
OConnor Of the Wct Thrtieth-s' squad. had arrested
two Of the strikers without cause at Fihh-ave. and
Twenty .hnhst., and had used them roughly. The
men were Henry Ingraham and Henry Knapp. who
were discharged In the police court on the following
day. Detective lAng also had been abusive to one
OF The strikers In Madison square. II said. The
police say that the strikers were dlsonerly.
John Kelly. solicitor for the New FORK Lfe In.
surancc Company complained that he had been ted
without by Detective lInssy, of the Delaney
ST. squad \ theft had been committed nj No. 30
Mangn-Si.. and Kelly. vino lives NO. 5:,2 Grand.
81. wa, arrested on suspicion on the strength OF a
description given by woman living In the Mangn 81
house. She said after The arrest that Kelly did not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
FAILING BRICKS ALMOST hill PRINTERS.

Three compo-itorS IN the employ Of Thomas hun'
plrry siatoncr aud printed al NO. J1o tah1l ST. Hss
u narrow escape from dca'h about noon yes'eray'
They were M work IN Il EAR eNiel'on oil Inc nfs'
llCor of the fv"-,tory building. The pnnuhg once
f, covered bv gls-> sAyighi. At the Top N INC
rear wall several layers Of bricks suddenly ieD ou'
Of place aud crashed thr)aeh the skyIght. lsdoro
Kanter. one OF the comp ~i'"~, WAS hO'hd ln'o
corner Of the ONCE. and several brichs rel on Nh"
Ills head was cut seriously and he receiver prhses
mn the body H.. was sent 10 hi. home. al No. lOb
East Fourth st. Charles Dcwd and iohn Met uuousa
also were struck 10y descending bricks, bul we're nov
hurt seriously.
Mr. Humphrey said that ihs building hai moi oesa
kept In proper repair. II belonged To the n''ale
ASchcr koSrnblstt until month ago. When las,u
to RO-enbntts daughter. NJ. /. >trd'bhrsef, VI No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
rDSTER IND GRESHAM MEET
TIE TX SECRETARY OF STATE AND TIE 'OD''
HAVE \ CONFERENCE.

TIL: TX SECRETARY OF STATE MD HE 'O
HAVE \ CONFERENCE.
Iudc. Wo,.er O. Gresham AMI cx>ecr't'fy poster
.n,ut some time together Yesterday ana '"''
,,,. d,.cussod The B.lling Sea matter anu inc
Hawaiian affair The Judge kept HI app''h'"' ~
,,il, uy Poster who T. Al III" flth Avenue "''
and fr,m noon until = ocicch ~" t"o S''''H""
ycc,c together In Mr.. Fosters ROM 500" "'''
o'clock Judge Gresham cam" down TO 'h' h"''' .o',
d. fr m Nr Fosters rem, ana wh"h axe" /" ~"
T., hiring .ca controversy had been S'o''''
cu,scd at TIE interview. H. sa'd; .
"No;hing was said about EeLrin5 Sc' '''' w
talk about ,,-.. >,
"Was anything sail abont IN" Iia"a'''" "''''
Nothing that talk about.
Did ANYTHING Of public interest take pace Ut "o
interview between you and Mr.. f'S'cr' ,
.Ny call a, Mr. Foster was simply s)ciai one
VIII van sec Mr. Cleveland before your return %
Clcarol7 m, veil,
ycs 90 10 lakewood this aftcrno H. anu VIII
,n,tr ,ba,o until TO morrow, when shall r'iu"
t. New-Yo.k." ,,,
Fx.C,ngrcssman Henry G. Bu'legh, Eepuo'.'"
f,om WHITEHALL ~ V who Is an old irirnd OF Juus'
,rcslam met Lin In the corridor OF the tli'h 'N'""
Hotel soon after lie lett ~ secretary fOS''' 'oo
and lilo x gresham and the JndGc left the h'lci
torc,hc, The judge went Immediately rom the
Fifth Avrnuc Hotel 70 the railroad station III ''''''
city and took IN" 40 o'clock train fer Lahe"o'u'
Ex C,ugrc,srnan Burlclgh went part oi the WHY -
tie station with the Judge.
Ev.,ecrc,ary Foster. who Will sail for Europe today
10 loos ont for the interests Of ,hc n'u rr
The E.ung Sea matter declined 10 talk - newspaper
rcDorerS Yesterday. lie said that IL" was ti''l on
by his work The Hawaiian treniy anu on QUIT 'i
,rrs Of the state Department, ana he p'ss'u ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
TIE NARUf GRAS BALL.

The seventeenth annual ball Of the Mardl Gras AS
ISOLATION viii H. given this evening at Lenox Lycem
This masqir AIDE ball H. by invitation. and as II !,
not II money -naidnG affair the committee will spare
efforts TO make II pleasant 10 all attending II. ~
has been the all former occi-ios. The Mardi
GIas Association l. benevolent society," as well
club formed by people, OF French origin. bound 70
keep up Ia America their native traditions OF merri.
ment ana bonev0lcnce. The ball Of the association
has always been real French ball. attended by u
goody portion OF the Gallo colony. accompanied bv
us numerous American friends aud IT'S Joyous dcc0rim
n, well H. past las given II high rriown
In this city. The officer, fcrnand fcrc. prr-i-
dent James a. DcbuCAy, vice president. DR.. l.. De
rla,sc treasurer. and r.. DucouX. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
FNGLAND'S sIIEATHED cattle SHIP.

Washington. Feb. Information has beer received
az the Naval Intelligence bureau that new bnrlettc
battleshp Is 10 lie laid down at the Chatham DOCK
Yard for the british Navy. The prcliminarics have
been arranged and work will be commenced in earnest
Immediately on the completion OF the plans By the
Admiralty officials. Although ranking as frst-casS
battle-slip the new vessel Will be we'll within the
limits OF the Royal Sovereign class. both with regard
to size and cost. She will have the same length as
the Royal Sovereign but with three feet less beam
Her displacemen viii be about 1880 tons as against
a. 800 TONS the displacement Of her rival Between
the pe,pendiculaTs She VIII measure $50 feet with
q beam OF 70 feet. and normal dIaught Of Water Of
o. feet 8 Inches She viii have high freeboard
throughout her length. and the dc,ign generally IS
intended emit oiy all the essentials requisite for speed
md great coalcarrying capacity. The estimated speed
is Is knots.
special feature Of this ship IS that. exter-
nally, the hull will be sheathed with thee and one
half inches thickness OF teak, covered with copper.
which will enable her 10 keep the sea for heightened
periods without docking. The shcahing principle Is
one that has been advocated very urgently BY Captain
Philip Hichborn, Assistant Chief Of the Bureau OF
Construction at the Navy Department. In Commodore
Wilson's report the Secretary two years he said
"The Importance OF the preservation Of the bottoms
OF steel vessels from c0rrosOn and foung can hardly
be oyeIestmated, and is continually emphasized by
the reports OF loss OF speed and increased consump
ton OF coal received from new unsheathed steel
vessels now IN commission" He then refers TO the
report OF Captain Hichbom in 1880 upon "sheathed
and CnsheGtbed ships" and gives II earnest ndOrse
ment, especially sheathng would save large eA
Denses for docking In foreign waters, also prevent
e great falling of In speed anu save expense 10 extra
fuel required When under steam WIN iou Uolohi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
A LONG VOYAGE ENDED.

Washington, Feb. "a (specaD.-The longest voyage
made by any Of our naval vessels In recent years
completed to-day when Admiral Gherardi's feet
OF four vessels. the Baltimore. San Francisco Charles
Ton and Yorktown, dropp'd anchor In Hampton
Roads after four months trip around Cape HON
from California II is the first time that the san
Francisco and Charleston have been this side Of
continent, as they built at the Cnion Iron Works
at san Francisco. The Baltimore has not been In
home waters since before the Gillian troubles when
she was suddenly detached from the European station
and sent across TO MOntevdeO and then through the
Straits 10 report to Admiral Brown. Since her dc
parture from Nev-YOrk the Baltimore has been on
every station except the Asatic ana covered tiou
sands Of miles IA cruising. The feet LETT san Fran
cisco last autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MR. gIARTEp,s FREE COINAGE BILL.

Washington, Feb. 24-Mr. iIarter OF Ohio. carried
the into Africa today and introduced in the
House bill 10 provide for the free coinage OF silver
and gold at the present ratio and upon equal terms
II provides That the purchase OF silver bullion by the
Government shall cease and that the mlnis Shall
be opened TO the coinage Of both metals upon the
terms that existed prior 10 o73, provided how
ever, that all silver and gold coined hereafter, for
the account Of owners, shall not have any legal
tender function, and instead OF being stamped zone
Dollar" give Dollars etc, Shall be Stamped "Tcn
Dimes" Fifty Dimes etc. Nothing u this act Is
to be construed rs affecting the lcraltcnder I'm ton
Of the gold and silver already coined or which may
hereafter be coined upon the account OF the United
states. All laws in conflict with this act arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
THE WnISKEY TRUST INVESTIGATION.
ADULTERATION OF SPIRITS on THE INCREASE
HOW 1T CAN BE PREVENTED.

ADULTERATION OF SPIRITS on THE INCREASE
HOW IT CAN BE PREVENTED.
Washington Feb. 24~-Lcws Abraham, a Washing
ton lawyer odav testified before the committee III
ve>tigatng the Whiskey Trust that the adulteraion
and sale Of imitation goods the Increase. The
output q these limitations decreased the importation,
AMI the Government lost the difference between the
Internal revenue and the import duty.
Deputy Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Wilson
took the stand and examined In relation TO the
internal revenue laws. lie poke Of the privileges OF
rcctifers ard said that the present laws did not re-
Qure them report the amounts Of essences. essen
tsl oils etc. used In compromising and mixing.
Mr.. Bynum asked II witness could suggest some
change In the law to protect consumers against com
pounde! goods.
Mr.. Wilson replied that the law conld be so changed
require all such goods to be stamped. stamp
could be placed each bottle TO show whether or
not it compounded. He thought that this plan
would work. The manufacturers Of pure goods would
watch for ana report Violations Of 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
TO HAVE VIEW NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

The salvation Army has under cons d'ratoh ue
purchase oi some property for new Natiohal heaa'
quarter, IN TIT, city. The fund "sabhNhel some 'lho
ago 10 prrpctrac fie name Of Nj. catherine boo"'
the wife Of General Booth VIII be used for tiat pu'
pose. Mother Eo)th." ii" wa, known ID NC
army. died about TWO and Aaf years ago. Ih'
officers in charc. Il h" funi wished 20 by &c prop
ery a. the southeast Conner oil s:VehhaNc' anu "e''
roureenthst. where thc.c /, "A frontage OF seVehV'
ry, feet and a depta 81 100 fa,,. They found, how
ever that the hand could Only b, DECIDED with certain
restriction, upon the usc which II might be pn'
They therefore. stopped negotiations for the properly
and are now looking for another site. IheY MONS
to have the leaGquarrer, and large auditorium IN S
f,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
HE TRIED TO BEAR THE CANARY MARKET.

Canary birds went for a song over al tiIS l'i'H'
Yesterday Choice warblers were sold for - cents
cach and four soncscrs were given Tor dolar'
II WAS all because Don Pedro de Caid"roh' Il ror."
cesc tourist who came over I'm the si""fAGc OF the
Plata tried 20 bear the canary market. Nhcl
Pedro Inns lived longer In a country wher" even IRE
I. advertised for sale. h. will know better II"
brought with him cage containing hundred
canary birds and Ii" had proved 10
Colonel Weber that h" was pccuniary rc>pohslhl"
ND 10 So, he began 10 sell canari"S. Tia" biri'
sold ns quickly = hot cakes, and about rs ch"apN
Nearly all the EllS Island officials bought one,
and General O'lhirne purchased four Don Pedro
Calderon esOa sold ninety cnhalir> HE Other
ten oh, they few away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OF THE SENATE.
4 CLEAR WORKING MAJORITY PROBABLE AFTER
MARCH T..

Washington. Feb 81 C>pcclal. The appointment OF
. senator from wyoming by Governor Osborne In con.
couence Of the failure of the state Legislature to elect
any one for the term beginning on March next, may
civ. rise dsput' IN the Senate when MT BECK
with the appDnce presents his CREDENTIALS ~ ms
been held ly many of The lawyers III that BODY thh'
no Governor can appoint SniDor except 70 III Out
an uuexprod term and that the Stat Legislature
mu., elect whenever sitting Senator term ends By
limitation OF Law and u new term begins. Inc ohef
and more ul'7rul view OF the Governors power has
generally been accepted however. and II Is not likely
| that Mr. Beckwth viii be lgpt long out OF his seat
hccuusc h. has not title from the wyoming Lesish-
a;urr which refused 10 perform It's usual fnnciohs
II the Montana md Washington Legislatures iai 10
elect senators. The Governors In these Two SH'rs VIII
undoubtedly exercise the pOwcr Of appointment as
Gov,ruor Osborne did IN Wyoming and all three cases
~ III then have TO BE- dealt with the same principle
by the Committee on Privileges and Elections
That tl. senate wOnld be rcorganiged by the Dem
orrats after March 3 bccam" apparent some weeks
ar, upon th" election OF a Democratic senator ron
california II looks now II the normal Democratic
majority after next saturday Will he four or SIX There
have been eiec,,d or appointed 80 far. eighty five
un,,.r If tbc senate a, II will BE- constituted during
tbc next Congress. OF these forty four are straight
ont Democrats thirty are Republicans. aud four
are Populsts or FusOnsts. no aclccuohs nave peeh
mndc I'm Montana and Washington. Mr. Perkins Will
probably retain his from Kansas. unless there l.
n new, uru TO the situation there. lie will Take purt
,t lea, In the reorganization Of the rennt" with
hi, vote the Republicans will have strength Of
thirty eight senator stewart Is also counted as a
Republican on certain issues. and his name added to
the Republican column would increase 1t 10 thirty
nine II appointments have TO BE- made In Washing
ION and Montana both senators will BE- Republicans.
and will bring the possible Republican total Ia forty
one The Democrats have now forty four members
half The senate ana q majority With the rI'rrs
dents casting vote. Two OF the POpulIst Senators,
those from Nebraska Hnd south Dakota. may br
counted on aci generally With the Democrats and AT
least one Democrat l. likely 10 be chosen or mp
,hntcd wh'rc VacHncc, SIN cAist The possible
DruocraiIc total must then be- hA'd NJ fort -s"vrn
In that case the division u party strength would b.
us, a reversal OF present party conditions ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
THE CLIENT ACCUSES HER LAWYER.

H. Warren Love. law "r. hitN h'' years "u """''
or.. WIS I'm the Bennett building, was committed 10
the. Tomb, 10y Judge Fitzgerald III "'''''" 7'N'''''
Yesterday on Il charge OF larceny. lie u''""'"
o, arrested In Rutland. W. whittier hr hnd heu anu
yv,s hrorght back 10 t, city b> Detective Ii'e'pers
+, * charged that he retained S3j" m longing TO MIS-
Fanny Kelly. Of No. East one hundred ana eleventh
-, She was injured In her home 10y mihhe p'"s''r
and through Love got 4 verdict against h'r "nuio."
for $50 This sum was pa'h To inc ia"N''' az" "
", "nn lime president OF the Law ana orl,r 'G i,
-. nd sccur,d the arrest of nearly hui"r'u "'Io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MORE LTBELS AGAINST BRAzIL STEAMERS.

Several additional nbcls filed Yesterday In the
United states District Court against vessels OF the
United Sintos and Erlzl Mail steamship Company
The creditors snd their claims were the Thurber-
WAyland Company. $3.50 -. the Providence Wash
ingion Insurance Company. $1,000; The chesap'ah!
and Ohio Railway Company. s6.44l 81; James H.
smith FIRST officer Of the Alllanca. and twcnycieIt
other members u her crow. sl.3l2; the Bcrw1nd
White Coal Mining company, S.2ol0, John f..
Horne C. Howard scrymser and Charles l.. Tappan.
"A o,1- ~. Thornton y. Motley 4 Co.. 1858 81
Joseph s. Morrcl Il CO.. 1881 ~; the New o:iI
Instituted Paint Company. s21OJ JJ. ana u" swan
d finch Company, Sl,1'4 A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
pgoyzrs AND p0RcELAIys SOLD.

Tie last sale AT auction OF Earon NJ w" "'."''
collection OF antique p"ir'Ihi''s o'"""'
,,,,s ,c was closed at the American Arr
C,r,, y, & East Twenty third St. Stc Yesterday
ocorr,o A mir Of ornamental lions Of yellow prom"
IN strong crorcsaue design. height fourteen ne"'S
,.ncth ten inches Ming dynasty. sold Tor f"oo'
gray fade ornament. representing poh'Sr'""'' anu
bag brought $40. pnr "f welding lanterns
went FOR sI!2.
Among the purchasers were q. IL. T. hri"'n"
J. W. Drummond +. u. Clark. H. lie "r"hu ''""'''
ana F.. Bradley. 49,, an, ..s .hor,
The amount of the fonr DAYS sale was ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
CITING COLUNBTAy CELEBRATION BILLS

The auditing committee Of the Columbian Com.
mitiec Of ono Hundred met IN the office OF George
J. Gould In the Western Union Building yesterday.
Mr.. could David Banks and John II. Starn were
present Charles q. f. Wshle said to n reporter that
the committee cutting many OF the bills.
When asked what bills these were. he would only
say that they were those which unauthorized
or eyorbtaht. lie refused 20 mention any par
fcnar bilI but implied that the cpt by mean,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
PANAMA IyvEsT1GATloS POSTPONED.

Washington. Feb. cf.-1he Panama investigating
Committee has postponed further examination Of wit
nesses until Tuesday next Colonel Fellows. chair
man O, the committee. is sick, and two witnesses 70
he examined Nessrs Lautebach and Houston. OF the
Tactic Mail steamship Company find that day con-
venient for them There other witnesses the COM
mittee wishes to examine, but their addresses are
Unknown and an attempt will be made 10 find them
l. no int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

make these clerks annual clerks at Sl"6o year.
The substitute WAS agreed 20.
An amendment offered by Mr.. WOlcott increasing
the appropriation for expenses OF the Cvil Service
Commission prccipatcd discussion The amend
m,rt was .inaly agreed Il. No further progress
was made with the Legislative bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
Ay ITALIAN ARRESTED FOR NrRDER.

Detectives brady and Gardner, OF the Thirteenth
Precinct. Brooklyn. Yesterday arrested Dominica
Fclice. nm Italian. nj his home In Mmberrys on sns-
picon Of having murdered an Italian IN Philadelphia
two months ago. Felicc was arfalgned ia'cr before
Justice Goe,lng. In Brooklyn on charge Of vagrancy
and committed TO await the arrival OF the Phila
d~iphia authorities, VITO expected today. The
murder was the outcome OF game Of cards. Ftlcc
denied having Killed the man. ana said that the
der hae been committed 10y an Italian named Dominica
f.arof