New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
and to conceal the fact that Grace and WINS had been
the guilty holders of it for six months"
VIII Flynn deny Ivins's storyP


"Ot course he will. II was nine-tenths false"
1t was said last night by friends OF Squire and Flynn
that the examination of Commissioner Squire would
be continued today before the Mayor. Squire 1t
was sald would give further particulars OF the alleged
attempt on the part of Chamberlain WINS to bargain
with him for the resignation of his off and it Is as
this statement 1t is probable that the testimony of
commissioner Squire will consume most of the day
Other witnesses for the defence will be Maurice B
lynn, Judge Gllderseeve and Richard 5. Newcombe.
There Is no truth the story thatChamberlan Wins
contcmpaes resgning because Of the sharp criticisms
on his actions In regard to the notorious letter. MT
lvinss friends say that the rumor of his intended
resignation started by Squire andF lynn in revenge
Oh Monday
The charges against the Mayor have not vet seen the
light. Richord s. Newcombe when asked about the
matter yesterday said that there nothing new to
say except that the matter was not dropped by any
means. The preparation OF the charges was being
pushed forward steadily. From other sources it
learned that the chrges against the Mayor will
broad field, going back to his first term taking up
his transactions with Grant g. Ward and bringing in
his appointments and other matters during his first
term. In effect the charges will be an arragnment
OF the Mayor for good part OF his public acts and
glancing at of hi financial transactions IN this
and other countries.
The Grand Jury, which had been occupied for two
three days in hearing the testimony on the Squire
FLYNN charges resumed it's usual occupation yeser-
day of hearing the witnesses in ha thave ceen
sent from the police courts The jury will adjourn to-
day for tn, term The District-Attorneys Office was
quiet place yesterday IN contrast Win tne pieccunS
dav District Attorney Marine at his Office for
several hours. Judge tIildersleeve called Mr. Mar
tine in the afternoon and the two officials with Assist
ant District Attorney Ncoll were engaged In CONVEX
saion for an hour or two.
Judge Glderseeve as he left Mr.. Martine's Office said
hat he had nothing to say as to the Statement: concen
ing him made by Commissioner Squire IN his testimony
before the Mayor He said that II he vera summoned as
a witness. he would be called on to make statement
and thought 1t well not to scuss the matter before that
time. District Attorney MARITIME said that Judge Gil
dersleey o had only made social call.
Con missioner Squire and Flynn Will no calico 10
lead this morning In the sessionsSto tho pdict
inent against them. day will then be fixed TOR trial
District Attorney MARITIME said that lie expected to try
Squire Flynn in September In the Court OF General
Sessions. He prepared notice to send TO their COUNSEL
Mr.. NewcOmbe, to that effect.
Mr. MARITIME said that other indictments wond he
found present the facts brought out In te squire
lynn Investigation, the Grand Jury was about 10 al
Iourn There wsre rumOrs of the Indictment OF CITY
Chamberlain Wins and others. but they were ali denied