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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
has SOUIRE LOST GROUND AT ALBANYf

Mr.. Squire and his friends have been appre-
hensive OF late that the Mayor preparing bomb
would blow the former out OF tho Department Of
Public Works There has been no time within the past
wear when the Mayor was not ready to move against
Mr SQUIRE The trouble has been ut the Albany end Of
the wire There have been ruInors within day two
that the Governor and Mayor In accord, and
affect the decision In General Shaers and
end Mr.. squires career In the Department OF Public
Works. The Governor Is warm friend OF John OBreD,
the contractor and receiver OF the Broadway Railroad
and the later would rather have a friend as Commits
souer OF Public Works because the Commissioner Is
oficIo u member OF the Aqueduct Conmission Mr..
Squire he failed to be made chairman Of the
Auueduct Commission, has acted with the minority, and
this has pleased Mr. Brien and presumably Cover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

Coroner MESSENGER was Yesterday called upon
TO nyestigate of death or man named freH
erck Strack who occupied small furnished room at
No : First-aye where he found dead IN the MORN
ing Death was found TO have Resulted from hernia
Au ust Blum. from whom the dead man hired the apart
81 80 week for the and appeared extremely poor
Coroner MESSENGER made an examination OF the mans
nroperty with n view learning something or his MS
tory and II possible learn OF his friends or relatives
In the coi hing the had last worn was 1914
and tw bank books issued by The Blocker Street
sayings Bank show ed that he had deposit there OF
81 OOO and another on The Germania BANK represented
dsnosit of $500 There were also round in drawer
notices OF meetings other papers winch showed that
Tho de adj man a member OF the Phnnix chapter No
a r. A NJ ana of Manhattan Lodge No 81 f. and A.
NJ From further inquiry the Coroner learned that the
man was the several schooners and other ves-
sels A memorandum book found contained daily en-.
tries OF mans expenses The most trivial items OF
rurcha,es made were recorded and these showed the
an to have been extremely pcnurlous HIS yearly eH
penses all averaged about $500 as SHOWN ny MS
Accounts IL that hs had any relaIvos In
this country His father is large paper dealer In Gei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
DR.. jaeger's Sanitary WooIlen Bedding

The Matres es and Camcl's Hair Pillows flled with
pure natural camc hair ami sleeps wool and are covered
with thick soft material OF the same. The sheets
and Pillow Cases are made OF very fine durable white cash
mere shrink in washing. The Blankets and BED
Coverings OF the finest quality OF undyed natural
brown camels sleeps WOOL DR. JAEGER states A;
advantage OF the natural brown coveTets OF Sleeps
wool consists in their from artificial dge this per-
sony guarantee They therefore, attract less dirt and
fewer evil doors undsturbed sleep The
blankets pillows Of camel hair wool retain the peculiar
odor proceeds from tho camel and which Is an excel
lent remedy dong known in the LAST soothing the
consequently the sleep which these articles In uce Is still
more quiet refreshing than the OF the blankets of
sleeps wool Camel ban kets especially to DO
persons and sufferers from seepess
ness and thus may be considered indispensable to
all who adopt the Sanitary Wooen system OF Dr. o. Jaeger"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
AN AGREEAB BILE WAY TO ENFORCE TIE Ia ".

Officer John Caravan, OF the curtin f'Icclnct,
was detailed yesterday To hunt up yoators OF the exc-e
law AT French's Hotel. Frankfort-st ana fdrk Row.
he met a guest OF the hotel whom he Knew ana VINO
asked the officer 10 have drink 1hry went 10 the
private dinng-roOm on the second noor here tney
served with Two whskeys, and both departei me
Off Ger went back the station and Captain Webb
who said Il was an Of the law Canayan then
took Officer Edward Brett win him. ana on preencc oI
oosing for "A newspaper which he said he thought he
LETT pehud on first visit. gained access 10 the dining
room second Canavan swOre they ala not drink
ANYTHING on this visit but Oicer Brett they did
have two whiskeys. Two hours later Canavan went
again with Brett and they again had TWO whlskeys Tor
which Caravan swesrs he paid % cents lie then ar
rested Joseph DE Chapeller walter only three weeks
m The county, who told Justice ORey In the TomDs
Police Court seeing Canavan In and out 50 often at
the hotel THOUGHT he guest ani so served him
with what he desired Justice Reilly asked the officer
why he tho arrest the nrst occasion In
stead of on third VISIT and dismissed tho case at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
TO BE TRIED FOR ASA UT, NOT MURDER.

Justice Barrett in the Court of Oyer and
Ter1miner yesterday discharged John Howard snd
Thomas Martin WHO were indicted with John Brennan
for the murder of John Srangenrld. who stabbed
by Brennan In fight at FirsAve ana Thirty second
The evidence was insufficient 10 convict them OF the
crime charged but they sent back TO the Tonbs
await trial In the Special Sessions charge Of assault
Brennsn who has pleaded guilty Of granddaughter III the
sec ond degree, will he sentenced Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
po1yos OF THE paEsBYrERY OF yEw.YoRK

The call of Rutgers Presby terian Church to
the DR.. H. r. Booth. was presented to the Presby-
terry at Scotch Church IN West Foureen yester
day, and formally accepted Dy Dr. Booth. No salary
was xed, and be said that he willing WORK IL
necessary for old church without salary. What
we want" lie continued "ls fifteen or twenty families
overio sister churches. ike Dr. HaPs
DR.. ParKhursts aud then old Rutttrs Will last TIL the
millennium"
hundred and Xteenth Street United Presbyterian
Church, asking that Its members might
pe received into the Presbyterian Church.
A committee appointed to arrange mat
tiers 80 that the congregation could become PresDy
terlsns An appeal III ide By the Church Of the
and Land for aid and 1t referred to "a committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS
ApREsTIN0 A POLICEMAN.

duty in Bsecker St early yesterday morning heard woman
for helm The ocer hurried upstairs ana iouna
woman and man IN the apartment The man was Amg1s
Meysc rear ne!ghbor OF the women Mcysc La
ordered The officer The oricer pIonp.y
rested Mey 50 ami colared the officer am ~
ihey went on o fun. reaching the street J. ooa .,
question which custody OF the other meysS ns nv
inc matter however when he reached his own nouse ~
Sre tho cer IN and locking him IN room Toner ny
deal Of coaxlng regsined his eed9p anu then &
n,sad on .worKi,y The GROWER" to celebrate the event
Durna Meysc Toner went and got o S
rSan sevso erned he custOay ana Iocseo
NJ, wavse had hearing before judge Wabser Yesterday
morning and was required give bail to await the ACTION OIL
the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
wrsTcursTER COUNTY.

WHITE PIATNs-James McGahOn had been locEeh up on
Sunday might on charge being drunk and disOriery On
bcing bronght TO the ~hens Office 90 be enroed on tie
nooss Yesterday morning he made b-cak Tor the door ian
through the building rimbv hare and asscn our
adiu 10 unfrcducntet street
Long and sound about hve miles awaT put ne hlu no.
covered than oneenh OF the distance oeore nc was
OVertaken by an officer.
Port lapse OF about twenty years thc
old" gas hight company has begun lHhilng up Mcsr
chester ave again. This the result OF the strong copo-
ttion OF the gas company. which has recenty 'u us
mains and agreed supply at greatly reinceh pII'
Tins stimulated the old To Try ana h9iu us OWL
lct on g4s again IN pipes ami Int nus 10 Iu
nsh gas az a al nj lower price new company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary WoOllen Underwear.

Sanitary Wooen should be such az can De
In al seasons with freedom from oppressive heat
while maintaining tue warmth II therefore De-
necessary alter the process OF weaving and TO
adopt method which produces much less closely woven
fabric than the ordinary flannel Dr. Jaegers sanitary
Woollen Under Clothing manufactured from "Stocknet y
Shirts Might Dresses Chcmses Drawers or In
Combination OF shirts Chemises and Drawers
n piece both In appearance and feel these
very similar to spun SILK and 1t DO conf'
denty asserted that hitherto made are so dgreea
Die ear They are perfectly soft made Of finest WOOL
and will rrtate tho delicate skin. while the fods
ADAPT themselves The body in the most agreeable manner
shirB etc. open in front but OF donbte
thickness the chest and button a. the side on the
shoulder They may through the heat OF summer
with comfort and weather they maintain much
warmth a. the heavier flannel clothing The stocEnet ma
al ia nfors ale by he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
yOR PASSING OOYNTERFEJT MONEY.

Angelo Lasecca was held yesterday by United
yer dollars and dfty-cent pieces Antouio Ventuce.
VINO was Of OF eighteen cOnterfeiters re-
Gently arrested III the Bowery, waived examination and
held.
stephano Treppo charged with passing s. and 81
bill ia Stewards liquor place IN Elz4beths was held
for xaminaon In 1000 The bills feits Of
Treasury notes Of $3.50 and the fret discovered Ia this
city, although they have been circulated In SewOreans
and Cincinnati The work 10 not clever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
CHILDREN CELEBRATE WHITSUNTiDE.

Nine hundred Sunday school Children, With
their school assembled yesterday afternoon IN
St John the Evaugosts Protestant Episcopal Church.
at Eleventh.st. aud Wsycry Place, to celebrate the
whitsuntide festival Tue children were from the sun
OF St. John the Evangesrs, st. AIMS. the
OF the Annunciation ana ST. Lukss The stormy
weather prevented their usual march on the streets
They under direction Of superintendent G. Gray
and W. II. Lowndes. The Rev. Dr. b. f. De Costa and
the Rev. d. Parker Morgan made short addresses to the
children, and after singing by the schools, tho whole
company gather at Refreshments prepared for them
in tile school OF the church Among other clergy
men present the kevs. Mr. Buell., OF ST. Luke's
the Rev Mr. Kraus. Of St. AIMS and the Rev. Mr.. say
lnr. OF The Annunciation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

When will the new Directory for 1886 be
out ~ 10 tho question which BUSINESS frequent
ly asking nowadays 10 obtain all answer u IKIBJ NJ
reporter called yesterday at the Office OF the IrOw
directory Company ia University place and prOpOunded
the query to the lnanager The new Directory for
1886, the Iepy. "wii be out on Wednesday. june
30" In years II has been the custom publish
The volume early Ia June, but the date OF
s appearance has been Ied later. The chief OF
the delay Is the Increased number OF names No ost
mate can yet made Of tho total, but the volume will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
RECOVERING WHAT WILLIAMS" STOLE.
" William A. Wlliiamsp the sneak thief

W lIIlam a. WlIildIlls, tIlt sncdk thltf
exploits Insurance agent aplano tuner, and
capacities, have brought grief TO number of
trustful New. Workers, was rrmaDded To Police Head
quarters yesterday the Tombs Police Court. On y
subsequent Journey through certain pawnshOps with
tveSergeant Lyons he picked out five nsve
watches which he had pawned Indicated the where
abouts OF many other things. Inspector Byrncs ex-
peced that all the things Williams stole would be found
Yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
DIR. JAEGER'S
SANITARY WOOLLEN SYSTEM CO.
S27 and S29 Broadway, N. Y,

F. frost. Secretary. &C. HOPKINS Manager
Will open their new Premises on Thursday,
June II, and respectfully invite an exam
nation of the goods manufactured under the
Sanitary Woollen System.
Dr. Jncscr's Sanitary WooIen CIotlns has achieved
marked Germany and England and other foreign
countries leading members OF the medical profession
testified to its vaue). and its Introduction INTO this
country which possesses climate liable TO sudden and
changes Of temperature will be attended with most
satisfactory results needs only become nown
It's adoption by the public
large. Al articles MANUFACTURED OF the Fne' and
OF VEGETABLE FIBRR AND PgoM XoxIoUs DYRs. Tho
great the practice Of adueratng wooen RAD
rcs with cotton Of injurious dyes make this
q important consideration To healthy persons tho
timely adoption OF DR. Jacgers Sanitary WoOllen Cloth
Ing prove excellent defence against bodily disorders
climatic Influences while It's use will be ac
companed by beneficial results TO those whose consttu
tons robust whose health Is impared-espe'ay
asthma and other pulmonary complaints
affections OF chest govt rheumatism disorders OF the d.
gestve organs &C. The Sanitary WOoiIen System acts
such the efforts OF the skin to erpel
the morbid secretons
DIR. Jacgers Sanitary WOoIen System includes All
Articles by Men, Women
and Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
LONG ISLAND.

Coygy IsIAyp-Thry Point Graduates OF the class
OF '~6 ,iined st Hotel Brighton YESTERDAY .An he propri
etors hotels having dancing payions atlache INV re-
ca we'd orders from ioaTd OF Excise to paw incense or
sl0 Heretofore they paid $50 and the extra @IVO Is
Tor dan chg privilege.
P.TcpostE village Is 10 have electric hight
systpo TO be erected the Thompson Houston Electric
Tisht 1omnanv of I,oson the company will ain the
rghf for years provided the work of erection sha DC
cd "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
NEWARK.

avd an EXPRESS wagon between irving
ton and New.York instantly killed last Svenna ne ne
was driving his horse South on m
eurn trim and when opposite the Twelfth Wari scn9oi
house the horses started suddenly and threw him ron us
se,t fell unier the and the wheels passed over
his head ard neok. crushing hs skull burroughs WAS
" idower, thirty. three and vedi lrvlngton'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
aERInIrs EIGHT OVER A BEERKEo.

number Of young employed In new, I?ih snr.
house went over Sunday play ball on the
commons kes Of beer was purchased Mon M y, ny
beer shop wheeled on the GrOunds numoer vi
berg hoodums who present made descent 9n ne
and elptnred IL The wYorkcrs objected snd genera
fight ensued were In the nght anu
and freely used Charles seimet ~ ,,",nr
living Forty. New York was 40 seriously iiuuc
he will probably die number OF others ~e,o ~ 'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
n1srvurRITING HIS TWO SONS.

HERMAN Uuuemeor prosperous New YORK confectionrr
recently died city Besides big business
he had the bank ana real estase
10000 lie had two sons Herman ana dopn Az, aranS
father The conditions will that each OF me two
cons should IS apiece the tesidne the estate 20 ~
the GRANDSON IL IL believed that the old gentleman
the the will drawn WAS not apfe'99elh cs
tate filed against the probate Oh inc oocu
mant In the OIphans Court. Jereey CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
NEWIERSLY.

UNION HuI-Julius Yohske painter. LIVING in Liberty
Al, attempted % suicide yesterday morning Dy hank
Ing himself in a behind his home HIS we healhSa
noise in tie barn. rushed out and cut nm uo"h III n' "
his life
FRRRnoLDThe managers OF the MONMOUTH 0ouny Hsr
cultural society yesterday and II was unan re-
soivel the NcwJersey department OF o vi t tr
Army Republic tho use Of the iair grouds ce io
their annual summer cncampmcn;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIvAL%

Nc,c- York Hotet-Ex. Govern9r Tra ! rs,..
nresdent OF tho Chicago, Rock island and rasnC mi,
~ Tom'nany Ereroort Housr-Wirt Dexter, OF Cii, u,
40 Fttfh Acen.s Hotci-Jndge Henry L. ms.ao y,
Nsshie1cO ana efConav,s Snn Troomsn. Of Her.
s,msr \ Y Norman House-Major Jehh bsooke'
r. * Array. Clarendon Hotel-RoDert Leho1 Danh''
of lhanY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
PROSPERITY OF THE BIG BRIDGE.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TRUSIEES-THE PRESI-
DENT AND vICE-PREslDENT REFLECTED
The annual meeting of the trustees OF the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge was attended Yesterday
BY e.even OF them. Mayor Whitney presided whllc
the election of officers held President James
Howell and cc-Presldcnt j. Adrance Bush were
unanimously reelected. No action was taken IN
regard TO the offices of secretary and treasurer
these officers holding their positions at the pleasure
OF the trustees. The secretary VIII retire from MS
Office upOn his confirmation Postmaster. PIeSi-
dent Howell thanked his associates for the honor
conferred upon him. He said that lie would do all Ill
his power 10 make the Bridge a success III carrying
passeD gers and iii a financial way. Nltnlu year
mud a half the Bridge wonld earn SO, 900 day.
To accomplish this about $4,000 would have to
be expended for engines, extensions IN the two
cities and cars Then nothing more would have TO
be spent for four five years and the two cities
would receive the gross receipts less running cx-
penses. 49,
The annual report of Treasurer Swan showed the
gross receipts from traffic III the year ending May
80 to have been $3.50 466 81, an increase of
Sll5l22 IL The number of passengers using the
BIldge was % 0s2, 5S7 and the total number since
the Bridge was opened 81 ,537 ,G57 A resolution
was offered by jenkins Van Schaick. providing that
nine trustees make quorum. Under the bylaws
IL will be considered at the next meeting. AT pres
ent ceven are required TO do business ana some
meetings fail to he held by reason of the alb
Atlantic Avenue railroad Company to operate cars
In Washngi on-st. i'll front of the Bridge property
BY cable instead horse of power Ii was voted TO pur
chase 1870 900 feet of creOsoted yellow pine for re-
panking the Bridge.
The receipts of the Bridge for May were
$50, 22O S. and 2,379.4O3 persons crossed the
structure. Last weeks receipts we're $l4,Go9 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
sgyTENCss FOR ROsBERY AND SHOOTING

Daniel Sullivan. age twenty, and Edward
Gilgan age eighteen, were sentenced TO seven years
inprlsonmrBt each yesterday by Judge COwing Tor
stealing coats on June 3. John Dolly received
years for robbng Jua Reilly Of sealskin sacki on
June l. Junus Iefridge, colored. thirty.
fenced eight by Judge GGerseeve for shooting
Mira Hannah HaskinA oil March II because OF Jealousy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

The Republican County COmmittee VIII meet
this evening In the Grand Opera House for permanent
organic alton The Committee on Contested Seats Will
tepert favor confirming the action OF the enroll
lug Officers. inc cOniestaDIs In tho IVth, VIII aud
XVIII Districts, therefore will not get seats. Tho
present chairman Edward Mitchell and the secretary.
Knox McAfee. will probably DO rs-elecied, although
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
JERSEY CITY.

Christina Johnson age living with her widowed
mother in Jersey ave- near Brightest. died suddehy OF
disease at the First Presbyterian Churcn IF e
sunday she wa, monIoel VI
Rev DR. Nubncs Bible class she snddcniy grew pAo T
go out but staggered and fell into tue aiS VI "
Nuhre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
The Miscellaneous Articles Comprise

Dr. Jaeger's Sanitary Wool Corset Covers
len stockings and Socks Sleeping Wrappers.
with and without division ChDdren's stockinet Night
for toes Dresses.
Ladies' Dressing Gowns LADIES' Pettcoats, crocheed,
Belt Baniagcs Killed,
Mems smoking Jackets. Under Petticoats In
Knitted Garments. camels hair. seal
Vests without sleeves, loped.
CardiganS Tyrolese Belts,
Jersey Jackets, White woollen Handker'
BOYS Knitted SHIFTS Chiefs
Ladies' Dressing Jackets lace Pure Camels Hair Wad-
trimmed. dnG
Woollcn Towels Cyclists STOCKINGS, with and
LawnTennis shirts without toes
These goods manufactured from purest Wool or
Cancels Hair the instructions from DIR. GUSTAV
JAEGER whose years continuous special study verified
the fact that bodily arrangements be prevented or
cured by the adoption OF his SANITARY WOOLLEN UN-
DERWEAR CLOTHING AND BEDDING These afford
TO the body protection from Cold Heat and
Dampness the least obstruction 10 the bodys exhaa
tons These conditions instinctivcly felt to
be better fulfilled by woollen than by linen OF
cotton fabrics Hence the general use OF flannel
garments by and members OF cricket DO tng and
other sporting clubs called upon in vigor
exercises likely TO proiuse perspraon
which is simply tho action of the skin.
sanity going on less activity aud ceasug
only with life itself DR. JAEGER follows II
the action Of imperfect depressed from
cause accumulate III the tissues the functional
powers lowered AMI weakened aud the hesn
which should and hard to the touch becomes
soft and nabby resulting general arrangement OF
the physical organization and the evil effect the body Is
e1perenc cd disorders, which
eouy less inevitable ana neradca
bic such a. corpuence asthma pulmonary complaints dis
~ fnp ltDpat va M rheumatism,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

TODAY.
424 sets 1923 Moon sets. S57lMn age DIS Is
HIGH wArRa.
A M-sandy Hook. GAS COWS Isri. 100 Hell Gate 1854
PN-sandy Hook. 7U2lGovs lsld. 7i2Ol Hell date. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

CnrneI,ms n Biss for chairman MT Mno" eay fhst
ever has made good officer. AMI MS Hienus s~' '
he ia entitled to o second tern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


vtmL linz. For Mails close. sails
wisconsin, GuOn. Liverpool pm
Newport, Pacific Maj. Aspinwal-....... noon.
Trinidad. quebec, iarDadocs.....-....-.. pm pun
Ozama. Clyde Hayti. pm pm
WEDNESDAY. JUNE L.
Ems " q. LLOYD. Bremen via South'ptn. ESQ Am am
Moruca Atlantic < W H. Wind. Islds....- pm pm
THURSDAY. JUNE IL
Germanic White star Liverpool ...--...- l3O m I'm
Stae OF Ponnsylyania. state. Glasgow" Am
Rhaetia. HamD Amer Hamburg--..---. SoOam am
Civ o Washton. AIeXdre HaV, & Mex. pm pm
Valencia Red ID. Laguayr pm
AvO. Atlas. Hayti Low ~
Marlborough, Quebec, Bermuda .-. pm pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
ACQUITTED or A CHARGE OF MURDER.

Thomas thompson who killed Maurice Stat
The barrOo OF the East side Hotel No IA Cath
erino slip with Japanese sword the night Of April
l. was acquitted Ia the Court OF Oyer aud Tcrminer
Yesterday after trial before Judge Barrett and Jury
The evidence showed that lie acted IN self defence
ing bee Mat tao ked by 5iaItory with fork.