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of $S5, 900 900 upon the country, but not
withstand,ng the fact the war in the
Philippines was an unholy war, he felt
it his duty to support the bill.
An amendment offered by Mr. Carter
provided that three of the provisional
regiments at the discretion of the pres
ident should be cavalry, whose men,
bers should be particularly proficient
in horsamanship and Workmanship, the
regiments to serve mounted or dis
mounted. 1t was agreed to.
Volunteers Protest.
In the course of q speech against the
general features of the bill, Mr.. Allen of
Nebraska made the statement that he
had received many letters from the vol
unteers in Manila protesting against
being used to shoot down those whom
they had regarded as their friends.
Those men, he maintained, ought to be
recalled.
Mr.. Hoar announced his intention not
to support the bill. 1t was not bill for
supplies. nor was 1T bill for the COM
plete reorganization of the army. 1t was
then merely a bill to provide an army
to make war upon the people of the
Philippines. With the exchange of
ratifications of the peace treaty, the
war would then be at an end. 1t would
be necessary to determine whether
there was to be "a civil war.
Mr.. Pettigrew also announced his in
tention to vote against the BILL saying
there was army enough now, and that
with the return of peace there could
be no need for a greater army. He
saw no reason for the increase except to
coerce the people of the Philippines,
and deprive them of their liberty. He
predicted that the effort to destroy the
of ha
would prove the blackest chapter in the
history of the United States. He had
voted to support the president at the
beginning of the war, but the president
was no longer entitled to his confidence.
Il believe it the duty of congress" he
said. ''to remain in session if necessary
indefinitely to prevent the executive
from pursuing such a course toward
these people that forever will blacken
the name of this great republic"
The Vote.
The bill was then, at : o'clock, put on
its passage, and was passed. 55 to 13,
the vote in detail being as follows:
Yeas-Allen.tAllis Bacon Burrows,
Carter, Chandler Clark Cockrell. Gull
lom, Deboe, Eikins, Fairbanks, Faulk-
ner, Foraker. Frye, Galinger, Gear,
German, Hanna. Hansbrough, Harris,
HdWley, HeltIead, JoHss Oh nevada,
Lindsay Lodge. Mcbride McEnery,
McLaurin. Mallory. Mantle, Mitchell,
Money, Morgan, Murphy. Nelson, Pas
co. Perkins, Pettus. Plat of Connecti-
cut, Platt of New York Pritcnard,
Proctor, Rawlins, Roach, Ross. Sewell
Shoup, Simon, Smith. Spooner Stewart,
Teller. Warren, WaNington-55
Nays-Bate, Berry, Butler. Caffery.
Chiffon, Clay, Daniel, Hoar, Martin,
Pettigrew. Turley. Vest. Wh!te-13.
Consideration of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill was begun at 7:15 p. m.
At the conclusion of the reading of the
bill at $50 p. M. nearly all committee
amendments having been agreed to-
the bill was laid aside. 1t was decided
that the senate should convene at II
O'Clock tomorrow. The senate then, at
9:35 p. M, adjourned.
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SECURING A JURY.
Mrs. Fayne Strahan Moore Will Be Tried
To-Day.

New York, Feb. 27-The work of Sc
curing jury to try Mrs. Frayne Moore
was proceeded with 'to-day, despite the
absence from the city of Martin Ma
han, chief witness for the prosecution.
Mrs Moore is accused of a completely
with her husband, now in Sing Sing, in
extorting money from Mahan. Six
jurors have been secured. Assistant
District Attorney Mcintyre, who has
charge of the prosecution, says he had
no information that Mahan has gone
without the Jurisdiction of the court.
and was confident Mahan would be
present tomorrow when wanted to tes-
tify.
When the panel of jurors was COM
plete. Assistant District Attorney Nc
Intyre applied for and was granted a
subpoena for Martin Mahan. Mcintyre
believed THAI Mahan would be pres
ent., He wanted to make sure of the
matter. however The court then ad-
journed until tomorrow.
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DAMAGING
TESTIMONY
Coroner's Jury Accuses Roland
Mo1ineux of Poisoning
Mrs. Adams.
LOCKED UP IN THE TOMBS
Authorities Refuse to Release
Him on Bail.
A FEARFUL ARRANGEMENT

District Attorney Gardiner Directly
Charges Him With the Crime-Hand-
writing Experts Positively Swear That
Molineux Wrote the Address on
the Package of Poison-A Shop
keeper Identified Molineux as the
Man Who Hired the Letter Boxes in
the Names of Barnet and Cornish
Circumstances Connect Him With the
Death of Barnet as Well as With That
of Mrs. Adams.
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ARMY REORGANIZATION
BILL PASSES THE SENATE
After Memorable Contest That Will Become Historic
the Measure Was Adopted by Vote Of 55 to l3
Senator Vest Makes a Notable Speech in Opposition
German Amendment, After Modification, Accepted

was published in the imperialistic press
of the country and it has never been
contradicted until the senator (Frye)
contradicts now.
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Many Articles Cut 50
Per Cent
From the original price. All goods
warranted first.class

Baking Dishes cut to $5.75, Sc,
$3.50 and $40.
Chatting Dishes cut to $3.50 and
$125c =
Soup Tureens cut to $40 and $12.
Nut Bowls cut to $3.50 and SO.
Tea Sets, four pieces, $11, $14, SIT,
SO and $26.
Coffee Sets. four pieces, SIS.
Chocolate Pots, $3.50.
Hot Water Urn, $22.50-cut from
$4,000.
14-inch Trays, IS and 80.
Water Filter, sl8-cut from $24.
Vegetable Dish, $9.75-cut from SIS.
Silver-plated Knives and Forks,
SO per dozen to IS per dozen.
Silver plated Tea Spoons, SIPS to
SO per set.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

D-0<<O~0|~-~-.r- ~(~~-~-~ NJ. ~ <r<%%|~<->>
THE CLINTON STORAGE WARE
3sth-st.. Nsw-York To Madame Sedhor
Arglagos, Alfred Beckley. Mrs Emilia
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Burke. Mrs. Henrietta Byrnes Mrs Mary
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at public auction according % the statute
IN such case made and provided. A. these
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s., New-York city. on Wednesday. OctH-
her 10Th. 1893. ~ 10 m. ana will 20
continued each succeeding Wednesday. AZ
The same time and place. until the sale IS
completed.
T. G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
NewYork. October = 1893
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in christs
Mission l42 West 2lst-st-Evening, 80 Rev, JAMES
recently the Jesuit Novs'e who accepts tho Prot
estart faith
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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ALL WELCOME. THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL -uIRCli fth-si near ON.
ave Rev. Dr. JOHN +. REED. Pastor.-Preaching ~
10 30 a m and 745 by Pastor Evening topic. What
Do WIN HlesarL.
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JANITOR by respectable c1lored man.
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At THE "OLD FIRST" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH-ANE. AND TWELFTH-ST
SERVlCES-ELENFN :. NJ. FOUR = NJ
HOWARD DUFFIELD. T. D.. PASTOR
"WEICOME.'
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ALI, ANGELS CHURCH End-ave. and slst-sf..
Rev. s DE LANCEY TOWNSEND. Pm n. Rector
Holy Communion. ; m Morning prayer and sermon
by the Rector II e. m. Full choral evensons' r. NJ
Strangers welcome.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN. 4th-ave. and
e0th The Pastor Rev THOMAS r. sLrCER, viii
preach NJ r. M Subject. The Truth and the Man
Tse public cordially invited
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MACHINERY.

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Dr. A c. DIXON,
LOWER WEST SIDE REVIVAL.

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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave. and s6th-st.'
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For SATr.-At tie plano Exchange.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 3ist-
-. Rev. HENRY " SANDERS. r. ID. Pastor. Services
4 II q m. and 4:30 p M Pastor VII preach a. both
services. Chapel services Wednesday. =.
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISco2At
CHURCH. corner GOh-st.. Rev. ANDREW LONGAC RE
u. T.. pastor.--1 q. IN. preaching 10y no Pastor p
preaching by the Assis'ant Pastor. Rev. LINDSAY
h. IONGACRE Sunday school $50 q. Weiues
d9y a. SID p. devotional meeting snd Bible lesson
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VIEW YORK NEW HAVEN AND HARrf ORD
AIIKOAD COMpANS.

New Haven, Conn. OCT. ON. lst'
THE stock transfer books Of this company VIII
be closed the close business On the lin inst
AID closed o. and including the lsh inst, Tor
purposes @ lal meeting b he'd on the latter cate
~ order Of tie Board u Directors.
WILLIAM L. SQUIRE Treasurer.
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81 WEST S4TH-ST.--Thlri story front
room. three windows. also single room
suitable for gentleman. references.
j5rH ST. - WEST Second Moor back.
fourth n1or front rooms. parlor dining
room. references.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Yves, 10th
s,.Ser'ices Al IL a. N. and IA J.. Rev. VA. y.
SbAkh, j. D. of Colgate ln,trsits. viii preach Morn
inb subJecl The Ahnes - Good and Evi". evening.
SUBJECT Inc sun SINAI Voice" Prayer meetings Mon-
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MADISON ,AyENrE rkEsBYTFHIAN CHURCH. cor
ner i3d-st.. HOWARD AGNLW JOHNSTON. l.. d. and
JOHN BUSHNELL =. =. Pas rs er,i ices sqnda'
a. II a. m. DR. JOHNSTON wiz preach Subject
Called Christians" and M =. M. pr BUSHNELL
viii preach. a sermon from Tho Woods
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financial MeeilnQs.

OFFICE OF
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
New York. September 10th 1893.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Of tie Ere Railroad Company for the election Of
Directors the transaction q such other business as
nay meeting. VA. he held at the once o,
ne Companv No q Cor;landt street, In the cry OF
New York Tuesday the ION day y Cc er 1850 al
li& A. The polls viii be open i O clock noon. ana
'enala open Lrt.l T. Vi. OK that Gay.
Ths Transfer Books Of both Com non and preferred
Stock will Do closed at 3 7. NJ Friday. September
islh. 1888 and orened al 70 A u on Wednesday.
ne lltn GAY u October next.
BY oIde7 q the Board II Directors
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financial elections.

,yIhz FlaAZA BANK New York september 18Th. 1879
me ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
A., Ihe Fszs Bank Will held At the Banking House
10 Avenue and 5sn Tuesday. October IVtn
'''s' Polls open ron L u. q q CLOCK J.. 81 -,,
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.


b 'LLlARD AND POOL TABLES new
ana second hand. lowest prices: easiest
.trInt. WARY BROS. y Union square.
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BIl1oM1NGDALE CHURCH. Broadway, 6sth-st.-MADI-
son c PETERS breaches H. The Causes Of Prevailing
IndiNeren'ism Religion" s What and Where Is
1 a Welcome
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N,s,ronoli,an Temple 7tha,e and omin1h,n
"a racenft0n 81 members. sunday morning
pr F nE16HER VII E Cen ENS IONA Won
10 ~ = rADMAN. Thursday, Df- is, - HlI'. n
,-ridav nr WARREN SATURDAY.. Grand su, ,- AZ, -
- ,e,f wee, - 5ce.k. NEE lnss Joy u, "li
o, srir,,ns lie nr 4. DIXON pr NA v ~ re-;
ana o,.rs Srnc,i Music a. every service reception
Wednaslav evening october H.. 70 IT. iADMf iN ,ns
p,sf"r On his return from abroad II" VIII i''"'" '
her II morning and evening
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WORK WANTED.


JANITOR-By man ana wife. ; years
reference. fr one or two houses $40
- y -holas-afe.
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AT 18TH ST AND sTH AVE. Methodist Episcopal
Church. Ir pARWOND begins his sunday nieht lectures
the Bible and Molern Science.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

\ WELL ESTABL1S HE'D. fully equipped
ph"tf-ensrati business with good run
OF custom. D. :, ne sold for cash lmmeii-
at'iy. fDr particulars apply o. MEY ER
o. tEbADE. Attorney. - p.n,-st.
ron SALE.-Ext optional opportunity 49,
TIE METHODIST MAGAZINE. con
cta-l - D. Inc tau!s. NEST religions
magazine IN Amelia Reasonable terms.
owner les tHa ls3 mIca f.an. publication
.ii'e. actively eusagsl newspaper bust
nes. impossible devote personal attention
l, Mleazn- T. pllneer POPULAR IL
ii 'IkNIEb METHODIST MAGAZINE
ana ARMY couiinealed hy Bishops. Nh
isiefs. La}men AMI Newspapers = Church.
ass nf secuiar dailies throushout L. :
hisuh opportunity. man with moderate
'ri"fAi Who can devote time 70 manage
meat II purchaser forms corporation
present o"i.r w9ulT subscribe liberal
~ .ni stock Aunly ELMER F. ivy
Man. 40 Ffth-ave.. Citv
NEW-IORK AGENT. having trad. Fas,
and West. wishes TO negotiate with
manufacturers Of wooden and willow ware
farG"are and housefirnishlng special;leA
J.. loN 3. Tribune Ofre
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
INSTsINIENTs =.

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t.1e'i-t fi-nture. dr1got is. sn9ss . gls
.,r--l. confidential AAhpN 80
.rRr.uiT CENTRE % BorsrN 'oNe' oa'''''
-'rr.r rtraI open s'enlISs'
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At LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
l2ls--st-Rev. MERLE ST WRIGHT. Pastor, Will
preach = II. SUNDAY school g - q. m All welcome
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BEDFORD STREET METHoDiST - Episcopal SEQ
CHURCH corner M1rtCn-st., Rev. CHARLES a. HOLLA/
Pasicr-Preachirg by Rev \. z. LORD. OF Delh.
NSrnrg 1890. evening 7t5. Special services every
evening during week except Monday and Saturday even
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At SOUTH CHURCH. Madison and 3sth-st. Rev
ROHEElCIG TERRY. h. T.. Pastor viii preach. Morn
Ing service II o'clock Afternoon service ! o'clock