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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
PLEASE LET THIS MAN SLEEP.

novel attempt to get undisturbtd rest has been
made by man living near Clinton and Warren
SITS. He has had circular printed and mailed 10
his neighbOrs in which he addresses them as Dear
Folks" and asks them to refrain from making noises
in the yards and from the back windows Of their
houses before every day. He says he refers
10 splitting WOOD beating carpets hammerng at fences
etc., and adds: This is big favor l ask OF you,
l know, but II granted II VIII be perfect boon
to me, for know you do these things unthnkinsly'
not being of my hours OF supposed
sleep In the big cities Of New-York and Brooklyn
there are quite number Of people who are EN-
poyed at night and must sleep days. am one OF
these unfOrtunates. j easily woke up and when
awOke sometimes lay fr hours awake. As my sleep
Is prematurey broken every day. Won can see that nv
condition Is not very cnvable. / dislike very much
seemingly pay the role OF crank, ANA only write
this letter through sheer necessity.
A FRIENDLY NEIGlIBOR."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE CARELESS KEEPERS DISCHARGED
THEY ALLOWED TWO NEGROES TO ESCAPE FROM
TIE PENITENTIARY-LAx METHODS
IN THE JAIL.

IN THE JAIL.
As the resul; Of the Investigation made by the" III
the case of the escape OF two prisoners 1ro'i wv
County Pentcntiary or Sunday the Commissioners vi
Charities and Correction yesterday dismissed heei~,
McClarerty, Dunning and Ryan, who were icsponSo''
for the escape and who had been suspended py
Warden HAYES as soon as the escape was maze ho""
The two named first were In charge OF the long TERM
nr,son from which the two men got away "m'e Tue
keepers slept and Ryan was in charge Oh inc Pi'o"
ward McCancrty failed 10 appear be1orc Tue 'o'i
missioners 10 explain why he slept on duty, lac'
admitted by Dunning lie was summoned 10 appear
on Thursday. but his wife teephoned that ne had
gone 10 look for one OF the escaped convct IN New
York and would appear at p. M But nc 1aiied 10
arrive and did appear yesterday AT the ADJOURNED
fearing although he had been seen by warden hayes
at 8 D. m. on Thursday.
The Commissioners found that the escape was que
IN the gross neglect OF duty and carelessncss OF the
three keepers and dated their discharge from May
t, They also declared that the conduct OF the
keepers was largely due to the lax methods ana IN
perfect way OF giving instructions to the keepers ana
directed Warden Hayes that the clothing OF the
prisoners and their coils were searched every o'N
that the cell doors were examined after the prsohers
were locked in, and that hourly rounds We're m'ue
nv the night keepers that all was secure inty
will also provide time register TO snow u,". Wv, III.
keepers do their duty The Warden Is 10 give ue.aeu
Instructions 20 all the Keepers as 10 theH u"''' '
they are appointed. .,rord u,
f1le Commits soners decided to offer reward oi
the ptlrc OF each OF the escape" Piso'
George W. Walters and James Furna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
INDICTED FOR MURDER IN TIE FIRST DEGREE.

The May Grand Jury yesterday indicted Edward h.
Hoerner. who gave the name Joseph Hall when ar
rested, for murder in the first degree for killing
George Phillips in Greenpoint MAY 10 while pur-
chasing counterfeit money. He was arrested with
his brother. Robert J. HOerner, who called himself
Robert Hall. The latter not indicted. Both
were arraigned in the Court OF sessions yesterday
and Edward Hoerner pleaded not guilty 10 the indict-
ment His brother then called and questioned
I'm order 10 make that the right man answered
TO the indictment. Judge Moore told him that If he
were really Robert lIoerner he entitled TO dis
charge, but adjourned the until today for his
Identification by the policemen and detectives con-
cerncd in the arrest. The brothers came from liar.
,isburc PENN TO brooklyn on May 49, ard in a
restaurant at No. 20 Grcenp0lnt-ave. they met
George Phillips 10y agreement They became sus
plciOus of him and when he tried 10 escape he
Shot and died day two later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
SHIPPING .NECS.
PORT or NEW .YORK-FRIDAY. JUNE . 1893.
AEHIVEn

Steamer Germanc u;p. Nleo Liverpool May "a
Queenstown % with mdsr 1i5 cabin and s7I stccrage
PASSENGER, H. Maitland Kcrscy. Arrived at the bar
9:lj "A ~.
-. southampton 20, with mhsc. II nrst 1913 second
rived u the Bar at ~.
steamer Wlciand Ger. Karlowa. Hamburg May II
IIaVrc ~, mf>e 30 cabin and 3Os stern 20 pas
scngcrs To Cortis Arrived at the Bar AZ m
Steamer Sorrento Ger, J0rcensen, Hamburg May
rs, with mdsc aud 26 stceragc passengers 20 Punch
Edge 4 Co. Arrived at the lar az m
steamer Ncustra On. BRAND, Mafsces May g.
Naples TO- Gibraltar ~. with mdse. cabin and 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
DIRECTORS VISIT THE JUVENILE ASYLUM.

The board OF directors Of the Ncw-York Juvenile
Asylum made their scmannual visit 10 that insti
tuition yesterday, and for several hours the children
entertained their friends with singing and Rotations
There present in the Institution 500 boys and
200 girls. Among those present yesterday were f.
W. Devoc, Andrew II. Green, Mrs. vele. Mrs. Il. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
CAUGHT PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Two Italians bought pint of beer in liquor
shop at No. 238 Conovers, Thursday evening, ana
paid ii with 50 silver certificate getting - 80
In charge. The bill proved 10 be counterfeit. ANA
the men were followed and seen 10 throw away the
beer. A policeman arrested them. and yesterday
morning he found two more similar counterfeit bills
IN the nc ghborhOod where they were arrested. The
men, who were Antonio BurtOda. Of No. ~ Union
st. and Frank Gerono. Of No. 75 IamiIton-avc. were
turned over TO the Federal authorities YESTERDAY
Several Of the cOunereits OF the SERIES Of 1856 have
been passed in South Brooklyn recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Commencing June train leaving Long Island City
nj 4 80 and brooklyn 20 D. m. for Patchoguc Will
he extended 10 sag liarbor stopping at all stations
east OF PatchOgue. An additional train from Long
Island City at 80 and Brooklyn q 23 y. III. for
Patchogue, stopping at all stations except RosedaIe
B, ltInOra and IinGcnhurst. An additional train
from Sag HarbOr al :2j stopping at all stations
east Of Patchogue. This service daily except Sun
days. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

" I'M tVI.NO Wv IO-DhIs
Review OF 9TH Regiment by the Inanta Euale. Hotel
Savoy. p. m.
Ncw.York Jockey Club races. Morris Park Q 80 p m.
New.York Athletic Club ladies' day. Travers Island
afternoon
Cornell University scholarship examinations. Board Of
Education Hall. p. IN.
Cosmopolitan Club, No. 10 West Thirtcthst 8 p. m.
New.York-St. Louis baseball match. Polo Grounds,
4 p. IN.
Epworth League excursion to Oscawana Island
Music in Central Park, p. m.
Polo match at Meadow brook L. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.
THE SENTENCE IS 4 LIGHT ONE.

TIE SENTENCE Is A LIGHT ONE
Jndre Mills, in the criminal court at White ri''hS
rs,ordov sentenced Ernest Kanchcr to one year III
,he Kings County Pcnitentiary for shooting "lIia'"
MoeclIrs 4 baker at South Mount Vernon TWO ho'."'
ago Kancher worked for Mocgng ana was us
chnrred lie entered the bakery and dcmahd'd u
he taken back. Mocgling refused to have ahy'i''s
10 do with him, ard kancher drew icVolv"r ono
was Slight one and Mocgline recovered rom W.
elects of IT, As kancbcr shOt M"'sllis, , r
r,n nut ~ The bakery and returned 10 his poaruhs
honsr where he attempted TO Kill himself 10y sh"p,ms
h,m.cf I'm the head Ills wound was also sien'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
Storage passengers to J. w. Elwell Co. Arrived at the

.s1 r. S y Mens a VICE %g9 Ore Nay S s
Erooss vessel to Simpson. Spence Young. Arrived
steamer cienfcsos Pierce, cienfuegos May "a Santiago
james Ward Co. o. Arrived i at the Bar az 40
mas amS ia 81 p cy as GS 81 with
must Steamer a@ Sy%adot,e walker Soo with mdse and
saa%es L i chm Da%s Vest Point with
the ship 2d r DGb0" s nOgo los days.
mds cG Ryss 10 rGs% IS days. with
sugar Lawrence Turnure & Co; vessel TO X L Buck
Laa Nor mande Hamburg 40 days ;C1oy with mdse
to- Thee Ringer co vessel to WGna" e. S6e breeze
dense fog.
CLEARED.
Steamer Kansas CITY, Fisher. Sayannah-R L walker
Steamer STATE Texas. Rogers. brunswick and Fer
steamer Bergenscfen (Nor, Mortcnscn. B1raeoa-Mones
steamer DraGo m Ksndrcr Iiu,ardesp Totscs Son.
steamer phosphor (Br), Anderson. Lverpool-Goepel 81
steamer Campania (Br. Hams. LiverpoOi-Vernon IL
steamer OLDHAM Dutch. Heinc. Rotterdam via Bou-
ng Eaye ;cS Ichauser Hamburger Cor
steamer Circassia (5r) Wilson, GlaSsow-hehderSon
steamer Chester Dutch TOle Dover for orders-c il
81, amer American Dutch. vooge, Rotterdam-C IL
steamer Adirondack r) SAMSON, Aux Cages. Jscmel
steamer 'G IiiDdad ;B. Fraser Hamilton Ber-A f
St amer Victoria tEr johnson. Newport News and
steamer moiIlnsiie (I,r) Thompson Maraciibo and
turacoa-I,ouon Bliss ~ Dallctt.
steamer paris. KandIc, southampton-lnternatonal
Sts@er Alaska Obj. Murray, Lverrool-A Under
STEAMER Neptune fraser. Moniego Bay f Kerr &
st'amer Ems Uicr), Remkasten, Premen via souhamp.
SHIN Charles : whitney ;r), Spicer. Advocate Har.
i.ark I,ipon (Dr). Butler, Cacutta-Vernon IL
l,,rk E:inor Vernon Ctadbourne. Dunedin and Auck-
land-Mlllcr g. Qucrcan
Steamer Trinidad (Br), for Bermuda; Yumun tNor),
ship vigilant Padang.
THE MOVEMENT, OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Boyle Bn. TIL mp'on' sailed from Liver
stcamsr Lydian Monarch dBr), Mage. sailed from
Hull FOR New.York June l. ,, lilo, ,u Gins,
COW NV Ycw.York June '''
gov sramc STAT Stat Of Nebraska r Brown. for New
York. sailed from Glasgow June ? ,.o,u ,or vor,, Nav
as S tsp Iye n"lc papscd Ki%sae June ,
Steamer Augusta vctra Ger Barend rom p Ham
~ sinner Ls Tourone FD ronquel, from NewYork
"f s nanr 'GaiiIco C5r wh,tcn nom NewYOrk May
ia passed ths s q Whit Htte1 1""s from ScwYork
Nav 70 for hntwerp passed the I,le Of Wight June ..
steamer fnergic der, fortuann. from New-York
Mnv IL arrived at Swlnemunde May 30 ~,
steamer Noruonnla Ger, Hebch from Ncw.York
Nav 25 arrived AZ Hamburg June :. 49, ,,, .,
steamer TaorIina 0'era hoch from Hamburg iOf
steamer bianant Oicrl Iullner from New-York May
II arrived at Maa.luis MAY 81. ,,,., .,
STEINER Loeb Mareo IN sailed from Maaslui' Tor
st%Sr '' Psninsuar Por Be.ncout from New
York May Il. arrived at Lisbon June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

4 firm OF manufi rturcrs are cqulppIng hotels with
powdered soap. II l. contained III u sniall cyhiu'r
ilnc,d over each wasibowl, and when IT Is desired
IA u-r II ~pfng allows - small quantity Of ~"
lauder ~ .scsp. into ia" hand. The firm supply
inc soap and loans the nickel plated holder the profit
canning iu selling the ~IponnccpnS compound The
device 4, patented. Hotel keepers pleased with
device that keep, the wash room bowl In tidy con
diilon.- Hardware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
SING SING.

Warden Dursion, Of Sing Sing Prison. IS improving
the highways in the ncghborhood Of the prison. He
las consented 10 furnish labor by convlcrs and
material II the village authorities furnish teams to
do the cartlmg. Twenty convcts are wording on
IIunfcr-s.
The committee Of the Board OF Supervisors M.
pointed to consider the application Of The Board Of
Trustees OF Sing Sing for the cnlargng Of the village
boundaries will meet in the village June 10
take testimony I'm the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
PELHAM.

IL was reported yesterday In Pelham that the
new Town Board to make an investigation In
the afternoon 81 the accounts OF Supervisor prir
who has been missing for several weeks \ thorough
investigation however. Of Pcrs accounts cannot hc
made for the reason that Fe took all his books
with him. There l. no way 10 determine the amount
Of the alleged shortage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
YONKFRS.
Dr-RGLARs AGAIN AT WORK.

Burglars are again at work IN IohhcrS. h''N''"
midnight and 3 o'clock yesterday morning two houses
I'm thc First Ward were entered About 90 a. H.
Mrs Barrett Of philadelphia who Is Wishing NJ Inc
home Of Mr. Allyn COX. No. 7J Buena Ni~taaV"'
woke I'D and saw a man in her room. She sorram'
and th. man Immediately ran away IN" ho"-'"o'u
was awakened by her screams, but there was no
trace OF the burglar An open window IN INC H"I'
parlor showed how he had entered ana ESCAPED
Tn. ,o,ice were Immediately Informed. and an eN
animation showed that the parlor window bAd pee"
pricd open with a Jimmy The only INNS
missed from the house a gold hrcas'pin De
LONGING 70 Mrs Barrett. The tracks Of The New YORK
Central Railroad run along the rear yards o' houses
on this sid. Of the street. and II Is suppo'u ""'
the burglar went the track and entered the yaHi
that
M,,nt o'clork yesterday morning N'~' =
FocLlnc.r who lives at No. llavthornr-lN" one
block away from the house Of Mr. cox. heard
noise In the house. She told her brother. and they
both went downstairs. and found the front "ind""
omen the. glass around the catch broken. ana the
catch thrown lack. 4 fiat Tile was used I" r"l'"
t,e window 4 desk hnd been ranSack"d ana - III
ldIIs md n gntta prrcha p.nholdcr with goli INN
nIngs were taken. TIE pole" w"r" nara ~ WORN
ii dav Yesterday trying TO get ccw ia ia" burglar
T'rnc strangers In Town who could not CIV" = .'h
acr,unt al themselves under arrest a. sh'l''r''s
pcrsnns but there l. 10 pO,iliv" evidence against
fft.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight, IT.. Mr.. ana MIS-
Nornav Williams. Miss Dwight Miss Winterton. the
Rev and Mrs. l.. II. Schwab. Langdon Gillctt' D.
scaver Page, Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Kingsley Miss Kings
ley. Miss f. a. YOung>, James !. Barron, Charies
l.. Chaplin, j. VI. Philputt. s. y. Brush and Mrs. ~
W Fuller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
PORTCITESrER

Beginning to-day, the local meat markets Will
close mp their shOps every afternoon between the
hours of ] and O'Clock.
a liwn party viii be- given NJ the home OF Mrs
f.. r. Mathews, In Wcstchc>tcr-avr., ON the after
noon Il june 10 for the benefit Of II. Peter
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

There's about as much wisdom in
wearing the same suit every summer
day as in dressing the same, summer
and winter. SO don't jump all of Il
sudden into the thinneSt summer
clothes; there are days and days-nOt
to mention cvcnings-whcn the me-
dium sort will DO mighty handy.
Our middle weight worsted cutaway
and sack suits, SD to SO, middle col
Ors, grays for instance. We have the
lighter sorts too; but hadn't you better
be safe
Underwear, all weights, and every
thing worn by man or boy, stout sizes
included.
Stores open this evening.
ROGERS, PEET l. co.
sKoAnWAY }WsaHrrss.
STOHTS 3sd 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
Connective examinations for free Scholarship

Competitive examinations for free scho''hp'
in Cornell University will bc held To-Day III "'
Court House. Westminster County l. eh'i'''u W W."
ronro.entatlycs Congressman Ryan Announces va
oorcv I'm fh. Naval Academy and compctltV" 'A-
aminotion will bc held In Ncw-Nork Grammar Sch"o'
No a. AT Fordham. on saturday, June IL, ~ y a. u,
rho examiners will bc superintendent sanford o
Albany: Professor Lcontnc, OF W"stcEcstr, WI"
Srbnni Commissioner Adams, Of Bcdl0rd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
MADISON sorARE GARDEN DIRECTORS MEET

owing TO the absence OF member AT The meeting
OF the directors OF the Madison square Garden held
at the Office Of Frank r. sturgis. No. 30 Isroad-st
yesterday afternoon. only routine business WAS trans
acted Mr. Sturgs said, however. that no offer n,
100000 for the lease Of the Garden had been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

OPEN.AIR SPORTS.-The Trbunes book. the bees
American Boys Own Book ever printed Large octave
over 500 pages. OF great vaIuc also 10 aduiis The
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whole range Of Iaudablc opcn-nir SPORTS u"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
Nps Wrxsrow.s Sooru

Mrs MISSIONS Soothing SYRrP
has been used To- over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
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HOME NEWS.


I'M
FIFTH AVENU E-James G.. Blaine GILSEY-John
p pisrov United States Minister Denmark. HOFF-
M,N-Judge Henry Stoddard, OF Ncw.IIaven HoL'
I,Np-Coloncl James Clifton Brown. Of London. VIC
TORIA-Judge William L. Learned, OF Albany.
WALDORF hcvalIer Etienne de Scanavi OF Vienna.
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FARM HANDS ARE NEEDED.

The farmers OF WestchcSter County are cohP'"'""o
n, IN. scarcity OF hands TO work the farms TINS SEASON.
As rule nj this time OF the year the county Is iu'
~ men wanting employment on farms dnrinS , ,
summer This year few workmcn have ash'u io'
york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

TRTSTS.-Arguments In their IN by =. G. 7. Dodl
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.-A full account q
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MILTIONAIREs.-Ac complete list 81 the 4.0a1 min.
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NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribune's pamphlet has great Dor.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming article,
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise 30 sun Moon II OF Moons age IS
HIGH WATEE -O.DAY.
sandy HOOK .5GoN Island 10 u li'l Gate T. ~
HOOK 10 .l1OV Island 10 .4!llcl Cate J.. -
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AMI
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TIE MAYOR PIT down ~ \ FILL VOTE.

The Board Of Aldermen and Mayor Weller "i
Yonkcrs, are having trouble over m ash ana garbage
contract II seems that the late Edward Mctnrrl
had a contract for the removing II IN" ashes ana
garbage Of the city. Al his death hst year his SON
Edward McFnecl. continued the contract. since u"
has had the contract the people OF ih" city nav"
made. complaints To the police that accumulated
garbage remains unmOvcl for from on" 10 Two weeks
McEIme.l receives ~ 900 m nth FOR removing H.
Last month COMMISSIONER Of Public Work. Cooper re-
fused 10 audit McElmccls bill. he had not carried
ont his con;mc' On "Wednesday night the Common
Council met, and there was lively time In III"
Board between the Mayor and members ~ The Conn
ell. Mayor Weller sent communication 10 the
Board stating that he hal cancelled McElmc"ls con
tract and declared II forfeited. The Aldermen held
that the MAYOR had power 10 cancel the contract
without the consent OF the Aldermen. \ vote
taken and The MAY va, put down by full vote.
the Republicans voting with the Democrats Not
one vote wa, east In favor Of the Mayor, comInuni
cation.
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