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Prisoner Not Called'to Stand in
Taxi Murder Trial.
MORE ALIBI WITNESSES
Patrolman to Testify To-day to
Offset Statements of '"Club"
Members.
,,, with Ihs
did not i iR<
?
lurder ol '
counsel.
it 1
?
.
t,;i, ?, ? ststion Brelden.
? i ?i -.??. - I <? k'..?\> i ? Isi v* ' ? Itsr, ?f
anything, then he hnss
, , ? tblngdon
? on the
Julj 22, when I
? -
? st? rn sh - ? Msi tin
? ?arv.-y t.^ir tin on a nd I ??'
o'clock. Ths
? abo
lony will be in .
alibi, will? h, ats*srdlni lo
? >n\ r>f msmben
- i /? and bis friands lo
Village. imii?;ii.-.i that Osnsej wsa In
fr"nt of th?
I . streets on tho ?-iIrIh In qunl
froin I 0 I mail mtdtl
Thr prosecution nurceeded In weakening
of night that
? Ings took pla? in the saloon, but
? ? sitnsssss gtu ? tory thsi
ntll hp
l '? ? in jro home ;?t mid
The Is -.???.,:.??
? to the cor?
ner ?
? ' dark
rod tsxlcsb snd dsop a v? r.i rmc
?xsn ination
M> ?. . at thsi time,
i
\ ? -lili- ?I
? ? .i . WSS
lamp, i?n?i
|y Lighted :??? ^a> snd
tewalk,
n't hi ? r of ths
The trav w*.> dropped
? '..ir 10
y Mi Ja? ?
' from his
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i . m Ol
I ? It has tr ? i to dis rodil
..f 1h?-.
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Tombs
one ?if the
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brought
.
r.'i Uarve) when
larv?
ich i?, their cells, lit?.
ark? ? i.iir.
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weeks In n buttai, l ?etective
?v d ? lai
n i allowed
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: down,
H'.u niaiiv lirmkH
M ? N
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that Jim' Keai ng, a o
n't
AUTOMOBILE POUNCES ON MAN
\ man believed to b, i; Godfr?
Floral F'.uk. Long Inland, wc
an ?'? . . and probe ? ||y |n
' ' glited from
Eighth
? ?" New York Hou
- ink. n, ?I w.i
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Harrj II
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'?'?' ?' g Mi Tro
? he Wesl ... Th?
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made
tak? n
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?vhen? ei
t? ?i
ISLAIN AT TREE DRESSING
' Old Man, Believed Insane, Kills
Prospective Son-in-Law.
.Ii .. I PoHgTOP, Bill v-tlir?-.- \?"irs old,
cut ih?. throal of ?ris prospective son-in
law, John ??n.ii?'. esrlj this morning, ai
.\?>. 1??7 1.1th street, Br?o?klyn, .?tnl the
victim ?ii?'1 Instand} Pnsgrop has h Mai
in th?. asme house Gadle had another,
and m Btlll ?mother lives Poggfor/s
daughter, Mis Kate Schlager arho was
t?. maiT} Gadle Christmas Eve.
\i; <. hlagei ".? ni oui last night,
i ? o men to dross s Christ?
mas !'??? for ii-1 three children, who
.Id. w hile
?. .'t. i?. ?I the m. h had s
?Mi.Tfl. and Pnsajrop knocked Gadle
The oli ? .n t.. the kltch?
? i \ ?ut: knife slashed < ladli
i. -. ? . suli?\ .m :ni?i Mahonej ol
? ? i'ii"i i\. nui station, i ailed In iiy
the neighbors, arrested Pttsgrop, who
sas locked up, charsjed with homicida
Mrs. Bchlager knew nothing of th< af?
fair until she returned, snd then (she
I swooned, and wss sttended bj Dr. Bar?
; i ?ur. ?.f Sttiiv Hospltsl, who ii-i'i ? "in.'
; ..ti i ?sin errand to succor Gadle. it la
? -..i.i th.it Posnop became suddenly In?
-.
HOLD SUBWAY CONFERENCE
Penn. R. R. Representatives
Meet Service Commissioners.
Another conference in regard to iii?
future construction <>f aubwsysf, particu?
larly us it affecta the Pennaylvsnla Kail
? ne* station In Seventh avenue, was
resterday afternoon, it was in the
. lui., tShere the confi
guests ?>f Chairman Wlllros of
the Public Service Commission.
- present were Controller Prender
igh Prosldenl McAneny, Samuri
R? i, vlci president of thr Pennaylvanla
Railroad, and Harry P Dsvlaon, of .1. Pi
Morgsn ? ? 'o
\t M1? end >.f xho conference it wag ssld
??.;?t no solution of the problem ha.i been
rcsched Mr i:>. Ii working t.? hsve th--?
? it\ m..kf terms that the Interborough
' ? ? 'ompany would accept lor
the construction of th.- lines offered to it
in Hi?- Will n\-M.-.\n? t \ report He has
Intimated, it is und? r lood, thai possibly
the Interborough would be willing to shsds
Its demand for ;i r? per cent gu?rante?
Although It ln<>k?vl last JUlj a.? ItimiKh
thr> proposition for n I per cent guaran?
tee would go through the Board <>f Eal
mate, :t may be said now that somo of
th? people who Si thai lime would have
voted f..t such a guarantee have changed
minds It la known that thr-r- !ms
been snnv discussion between th<? vari?
? mbera of thr board as to a guaran
i ?: i cannot be said thai anv sort
of an sgreement on terms hsa been
.. . i,^,i
it wa.-. understood thai Controller
Prendergasl an?i Rorougl I M<
each submitted to Mr, Davlson an.)
Mi I!? a their individual Ideas of ti??-? finan?
??la 1 terms thai the city might he abli to
a III !.. t.i i<? m under
Mr i .avi.-.'ii an?l Ml R< t,
? Chalrmsn W'illcox gsve a ?linn. ? it
gue Club for Commit
?'ram. in return for the courtes} <>f Mr
''rani in Ini halrman t?> his shoot?
ing box it? Bcotlsnd last iprlns Ai this
were the othei members ?.f the
'..mtnissii.il an.I the members ot the Board
..? Estimate it wai I the dinner
was pnrol) s private affair and had nothin?
aitl ? ' ? subwaj problem.
RECEIVERS_FOR HOTEL YORK
Reorganization Planned on Ac?
count of Dissensions.
Judge Holt appointed II rni ?
lawyer, and Jay < '. Wilbraham recelvtri
la) for the 11?j? t*-i y..ik. a corporation
w til? h ? ? ? ? i lot? i York at 80th
and Seventh avenue, an.i also f?.r the
York Company, another corporation al Ihe
?i .? -'?ii brought in the
? Cln ult Court b) B) !?? ano ?
. a mlnorlt) stockholder, lo conaerve
m a plan "f reorganisation t..
compose the various Interest!
The bond <.f the receivers waa Hxed at
Mr Wilbraham has been the preal
?til general managei since January i
last. H. G. Williams la the majority stock
1 tel ?'Si "!?' h? .i "ti Novem?
ber I, 1803, bj (hi firm "f Williams &
sink. s. who were succeeded "n Novembei
"i by the York Company, capitalized
it fioo.OOO, and this company was succeed
?i os January 10, ISOf?, by tho Hot?'! Y?.rk
icorporatlonl with r?pita! stock of 180,000,
- i ? operat? <i Ihe hoi< I. Th? ? oi -
m do? - not os n th? building, bul
it.
said it was noi a
; ti dlffli u" b it slmpl) "f disses
n| principal atockholdere Tho
'. | Il profit?
ai !??.
AID FOR DESTITUTE FAMILY.
Th? Tribun? received .*?"? yesterda from
pplled to the r< llel of Mrs
Murgarei i k>lan ?>i So. UT Wi I "? id atr* ? t,
.. :...\ 's pap. t. w.is finind
two children In
The money wae
n\< h t?. 1 ? B Id that with
help of neighbors and others appealed
? 'i hi Ti i1 mi she had
ged i" si mi her rhlldren t>. an Inatltu
1 tu.ii Rtid thai | to ?
: iil.il.
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Prendergast Attacks Counsel of
Catholic Institutions.
TRYINGTOBECLOUD.HESAYS
Grout Answers That Controversy
Revolves Around Free Ser?
vices of the Sisters.
; Controller Prendergeel laaued ? long
i ?tatemen! yesterda) regarding the centro*
I versj that baa bees i;.?iii^ on betsVeen ths
t'athollc charitable Inetituttona ami the
ritv over tin licht nt examiners m the
I'm.?n..' Department t?? n?? over the i>??<.k<
..f the Institutions in which d? i? ndi m ? hll*
dren <?f ihe cltj are kept.
IMwanI M QrOUt, "f COUP. ? I l?> I. ?
n.iritii'S. said last nlghl he was un?
willing t?> tiiak?- a detailed repl) offhand i"
a -tat. nu in that ? 'ontrollei Pn nd
bad apenl ihre? weelu In prepay Ing.
i will sin. however." he continued, "the!
the whole controversy revolves around the
fa?t that tin- Bisters "im ,,r. i?, i'hsrg? o1
the ? 'athollc Institu? Ion give theli
ricea for nothing, while In the Jewish and
Protestan! Instltutlona sll the work thai is
performed b) the Bisters In the Catholic
si j luma must be paid foi it s ill ;?? found
thai sll tin- large autn .<f monej toe Con?
ti..ii-r talk" about having been mlsappll ?!
?..ii be pecounted foi in thai wsj
"By th?' rulea o( theli order? the Blstei
must Kiv?' theli services free, ?f they t??.?k
money for whal they did, the rulea >?f the
orders would require th. m t.. nun 11 bark
nu.. Hi., general fund.' The L'atholl? chari?
ties h ::k?' onl) th?- saiiu- charge foi taking
cere "f th?. children Intrusted lo them thai
is msde by the asylum? of the other de
nominatloni and faiths If s ? harg?
made for the s.?rk of th.- Blsti rs the money
would i>i? turned Into th.- order .in.I the
san?.?? resull would !"? reached in a roun i
nbcul way sa i- arrived at when the money
from the cltj i^ used for the purpoe?
I? i ?m b) th?' heada ?>f the ord? i
Th? Controller denied chsrgea msde bj
-1 f"i th.' Instltutlona that Investiga*
tora of his department hroke Into i
and desks ?if th' Institution! and asked Im
pertinent question? ?.t th.- Bisters a'.?i oth
ei - He decla ? ed II lo be the purpose of
at i. ast one ??i i) e counsel to be? loud the
ISSIle.
The Controller referred t.? the In??* l
? i**ii marlr In June, 1810, in r.-i;.ir>l to the r>
Intiona existing between the man eho lied
been for sumo yeera heed of the divlalon
of charitable Institution - In the i
Department a ai some of the institutton
He ssid h? had Information thai l<
takei to lu ? ? ind for Ihla
man, a?iiimc.
Thi i ..-is <?t th? charg? wsa a vt
dated January Z1, 1807, drawn upon the
accounta of st Joseph I'nlon, allied with
11..- Mission ??I ih" I m ma? ulau Vira
? ?i til?- R? v m .i Fitzpati ' h f?
i ' coun ?1 f? ? '? UM ? m 11,. reverse
?.i tin- voucher h la ?tated
"Thla smounl wsa ?iui ?hare at t! funi?
amounting M understand! to 18.000. which
wsa t.. be rslsed bj Instltutlona to take
i;..- I'r Pottei out of his financial troublf
'i i- h.'-k wsa cashed ami amount given
'?? ?i ? Rsv M i Fttzpati Ick, \ i"? ?aw
? r? a. h.'i th.' |. i ?on t"i o bom II tea
it tended.
"WILLIAM \ c I? uf.HKiri Y "
The superlntendenl ai ? bookkeep? of the
Miasion of the Immaculate Virgin, Hi?? Con?
troller asid, '? -ni' 'i befor? Re) mond B.
I'csdlck, Commissioner >.t iccounts, that
they had slwsya understood tl il thi
ti? m in question wsa fot i pr Potter, who
ha?i been in th?? Finance ?Deportment.
Father Fltspstrick teetffled ?hat a r*asck
I ad i "' been mad? pays! le i" I ' ;
i.. ,i i; -. it waa no1 tbought adviaabl?
it vi,?- later decided thai the fund for Dr
Patter waui unwise, and th?? money wes noi
?ivt?n t?? him. according t" the CI ir? ta ?> ?
thoritlcs. 'ill'* ?out i oiler said:
Flintier than this. I ?bays Hi" written sd
miasion ot the Rss Fathei Fitxpatrlck
that during Dr. Potter'a employment in
this department he, Father Fitxpatrlck. had
out of hi? own funda discharged .. judg
t;??nt held by Austin, Nlchola ? Co., against
i m Potter.
rhc Controller'i ?tstemcnl wem on "?
as]
A? i- iue la msde of the ?o-cal!? ?l ;
it Khould be known thai many
Catholic institution? do not keep sny pri*
vste record? ai sll The question relate?
t?> or?- or i wo Inatitutiona only, in which
access ha? been denied in man] othera the
Controller'? representative? during th?- 'ast
v. m- have been given freesl acceaa i<? those
s.?-call? ?l private record? Ther? a nothing
mysterioua aboul them They arc required
,,, h,? t.? I ?? open i?, i he m i" ? tlon ??i the
agent? of th?- Stan- Board "f Chai
They conslsl ot funda contributed for In?
stitutional purposei by privat? givei The]
.. . called 'private" m i ontradistinctloi t..
h.,.s., runda received from Ihe public treas?
ury.
Refai ring to ?< n < ? n1 atatemenl of Eu?
gene A Philbln, "f counsel f"i the Catholic
Institutions, the ? '? ntroller aald :
it is stated thai M? ii Pat? raoi , Teale
end hennis, the sc? ountanta retain? d
i hurch suthorities, hsve made theli report,
and that they have noi found ?> ?ingle ?n?
stame during Hi" two or three yt-ar? cov?
ering th.ir Inquiry m ? hlch th? re h?
th?? slightest evidence ??f .. failure i" Bpply
pioperly the moneys received from the city.
There ia something In the re|?orl to which
Mr Philbln ?I". s nut call attention It con
talna a drastic Indictment "f the meth d?
<?f keeping scounti In the Catholic Institu
dons. , ,
The characterisation of these method? In
the reporl at the tlm? ii wa? shown to me,
October '.'". 1911. I? extremelj ?evere
m i. gsrd ii- publication ??? a rom
p?ete vindication o? m) court* In Insisting
upon a thorough inquiry Into the i i
method? of these Institutions
The ? 'ontroller wenl on to cit?
of instance? <?f vvh.ii he considered ui
... method? R? t? n Ing to th? fa? t
thai the rate ?paid to th? Instltutlona for
?upporl "f dependeni children wsa rslaed
i ? ..m i: t.. u 23 In 1906 on Dr, Pottei
oinmendatlon, tl?
i think I have
. '?.un?.li.-: w. nt on
iIght, ii.? i? fore, i"
mi. question; Wai it prop?** ?
rate '" 8 -'? on th? plea thai th? Instltu?
tlona were noi at !?? t.. .a?, foi the Inmate?
on Hi?- allowed rate ..i i. w hen the li
eatl< n prov? a thai I b< l wer? doing H foi
?._? m less, and ;i do? - noi app? .r thai In
; i.?>? of msn "! the Im lltutlon
advam e : ? ; ft on th?
pari of th?
I am told thai Ihe Cstholl n
I ?lOp lliesi' BUrj ? I? ?! . Iiul
pa) gslsrlea t?? the reverend isterhood aa
generell) or In ?uch large sums as othei
institution? ?I?? lo theli ?tall
Tl ? a rvi.es ..f i he r? ?r? i ? nd Biet?
i ? i.i , ? nt. ?i .i ,i , Mu? itlon lo the gi ?-.?t
< ,his. uf cha Is th?
? thai ' d? ? i.??? Un m Km hoe Is th
? Itv the .fl? ..h ) ??I n. manlf? tut Ion?
ol ha. itv h h.m.. ? rwved b? Ih? m are
t.? h. dell? cted h lltutlon? ? ? the
upbuilding of th
I.i? . ? ii?
OFFERS PIE TO PARK HIPPO
i
Mui
..I
Man Says He Will Prepare Christmas
Feast for Miss Murphy.
William Bn ??? ' I.- id k. i'| , | ,,| thi ' ? n
Irai Park m< nag? rh received t let!? i
? in v from ,? m m uptown a -un .
iiiissi.iii t.. give Misa Murph the mother
ol ih? hlppopotamui tamil) in the men?
.i mln? ? pi? on ? in i?.n
man iai'1 II vva h? v? .,,, . ., , \|
in apple pl< laai lumm? i
? I vvatll IO 1st th? i .?? a
laugh,' aald Ih? I? ttei
tu?t for il?'- hippo
? hrlstmea with th?
\v BO hOU? '"?'li ' -
. aniioi ?a ? '." i" in. i ropo? .i h. al '??
Mia Murph) Il a,. last i. iboi i ?..
when a man sccompsiile-ri i>v several chil?
dren look ?' bii appl? pli t.. ii,,- m. i, i.
Bnydei gsv? ? i.? Mr? ?Mm ph
Th? l""k ih 'i csmi i? i.? th. hlpi.
he ' i??-? ?i down on tl.ial ?i- II?..?
vv ill hf-v. r I.? loi got!? n
"I in lhsi the ?a.ii..? . a d
Bnj ?i. i "II "i" Mn . i i , s'l
.. . ?i "
Il Will al.-" I.? i
I ii i>? around mi
Girl on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Becomes Bride After Midnight.
PRIESTS BACK FROM ROME
Father Evcrs, Who Accompanied
Cardinal Farley, Says He Brings
Blessing from the Pope.
The North Germsn-LJoyd liner Kronprin?
i Cecille, scheduled to dock al her plei
in Hoboken at I o'clock last night, did noi
Ian.i her psssengera until IIJ p m Sh?.
arrived in Quarantine at 7 II p m bul the
n the harbor snd the task <>f getting
ri.i ..f 1,080 hags of stall f.?t...i bei le
anchor. I*stei she weighed anchor and
. r? iu up to her pi?i
I ? ? gangplank wsa mad? l ? ?
Dr M i \ Th? odors Roa nos. ..f M-1
x i. rushed aboard sdth Psatoi l>?>.>riii?;.
of ti" German Immigrant House, .it Ko i
Btste tree! esrch of Mil Mai Ii M?
I 't I'." ? n? W . tiamY. , \, bo '.- a rlrst
cabin !.. ? igei in Roasnow, who had
egpe? ted th" v. s-. : t.. ai ? Ive a? s ... I ..-k.
was not tn ? red from having I
? formed, notwithstanding the late?
ly - ???' ii.. houi ii.- ha?! hoped to !"?
? ? i tocetnbei 21, Lut the tsrdy
?l?.?'kitiu <<f ihe Kn.npi in/-ssi'i delsyed ih<*
<? i. m..in until shortly after midnight
i . lef steward an anged to hat e ' he
ceremony performed In the main lounge
ami a large party assembled there After
remony the couple Ief1 the steamship
for M? tue .? m M? % er I ...i net er
. tin- . nu ut r> before.
Phe K o? ? n ? '? .ill?? hsd fairly
rough neathei throughout Ihe run from
At noon "ii i he se? ond day
?.m a . ?. .m wall ..f water i urii ?! ;p over
the bow ami crashed against the
? aptaln Hogemann, who was on tin? bridge
at the time, heard a crash of glass when
the wave struck, ami when the -?a rolled
l ra h? found thai th?- small companion
laddei oi the port side had b< en eg
gwsi from Its fastenings and hurled agaii i
his cabin, smashing Into Mis ' h* Inch plate
? i (he s Indos
Several ol the prl? ta who accompanied
Cardinal Farley t?. the Consistory at
Rome returned on the Kronprinzessin Ce?
: ?? same ship on which thej
?il for Europe Among Ih? m wa?
Father l.uki J Bvi rs, p An
? m, ?i. at i mam ati ??? ' and ? 'Ity
ii , i pi i?
"The r.'i i I I ? i greal Inter? I In Hie
? ? ? ..i Am? i lea,' said 1 '
Ei .i Hi m ? m. .1 pai tlcularl) pi
thai when si a sailed from
a it! the ? 'ardln i Designate and
their ? ? i th? Papal Hsg 1
? on Id? red
had In the
? 'hin
??? anu? ., i arli ? told me t.. sa?, that ho
was ? ild ii"i gel home
for 'hi Istn I 1.vey hla b
?. ail i.iiiiiii.ini.ant . \n >?? us in the re?
turning partj have brought for oui re
.? . ongregsl Ions ? he bl? seing of the
Pope Thi cxercls?
I rig the holding ?>i the Coi i ?I olt
i. . esafull) and pro ? st finan?
cial Loon to the merchants i ' Rom?
Among Ihe psssengera on th? ateams p
was Pos ha 11 K? ene H?4- sa al he II
1 ? . ? o pla y ei a ?>ul?i n? ?l
? a. ri in team f?.i some time, as
Ihej were afraid t.me hen again and be
defested
Julius Bser, ot i! .- city, les! HJtS, it is
aaId, on th? ? pool foi ?? ? day.
OLD POLICEMAN REWARDED
Gets Two Days' Off and a Trans?
fer?Clean Record for 46 Years.
\s .. reward foi hla Ions service, Com
oner w aldo 11 st? r.ia-. told David It it
|. dge, attach? ?i t.. the ? 'it' Island station
lhal h? would he off duty for two ?lavs
Bundai and Christmas R itledg? wl
connected with the Police Department
ai a doorman foi itearl) half i century,
was almost taken oil his frol when th?.
Commlssionei Flnsllj Informed him why he
naked Mm io appear ai Police Hesdquar
lera
During ti.<- iim<^ r*.utl?-??lco has been In ti??>
department he haa never had s bad mark.
and when he ?<? ?i\?.i ihr? ordei to appear
before the Commissioner there wss fear
within him. Aside from awarding th? ......
doorman the two days, al his own request
he ws? transferred to Ihe Arsenal stsl on
which is considered an essj berth.
Rutledge wsa born In I83j! After receh
mir a common aciio,,i education, ho becsm?
a watchman and waiter In the Astor House,
and there be? im? acquaints with Thurlow
Weed then presiden! of Ihe Police Bosrd.
Mi Weed, Rutledge said, asked him one
ds) if he would ilk? '.. !"???. a member
of the i"!. ? .m.i ai pointed him In 1806,
Rutledge has the saving ?>f man) li\.s tn
hi- credit In repl) to a question h? saut
his hardest duty was while he was con?
nected with ih" "ak street station In the
..ni 70 He Hi ? i with i.ls daughter al
: m., i avenue, The Bronx.
NEW CIVIL SERVICE ORDER
Mayor to Have All Appointments
Made Numerically.
H order of Mayor Gsynor, all ?>f th??
in a.is of departments and bun
hla din ? tl..n afi? i J muai I mus? make
promotions and gppotntmenta from the
civil s, price 11 its m numei Ii al m di He
put that i ule Into effe I in the Polies and
ih? depsrtmenta .?t the beginning ol hla
administration, li was liecause Police Com?
....:??? wai laid i.. ha ?
la ted thla rub that he fell from the good
Ma?? ??i and subs? pi? nti> i??
. lgne?l
Ihi ?!'? Il servi? ? id of
i depart men) oi bun iu In making an ap
pointim n' m ? in) on? of th?
on thi i.i- !hree
appolnl in? nt to nak?. lum ? vei. h?
not havi to appolnl Ihi Brat three n.. n
II h< In i N" iy. No. 4 bi
I and m.i '" api ?
?
torn "i 'he ii-t. in this
? d< pai im? nt li? ad i an Ignoi ?
ippolnt m? ni ..f m. n i Igh ,,.|
tn. lia) i bj a careful an ingi m? nt ol hla
m?a
\i i? . thi m? Ms oi thi up n
I | oint? ?i om tsro, three 11?
n d m? followli g ordei ? lerda
ni .\. w I
i ?ii.f th? Ma) "i
Dec? rabel ."
f all i '? p.?t ma m.- and
To lin II-..?.s
. : i .
\t (he begl li of (he pi ese ni
d.U.. li] g??V? iiim. in I mad?
n ?ti. i ol executlv? poll? > iii.it all ap
p.. m m. m - and promotions in SI - d? pai t
nt Poll? ? and I'll- ?'." ild b mad? n
i mu. ii. al urdfl li m th? ? ligtbli l| i TI,..
of thi has b? en i ull) .npll ih? d
l i os drain ... appl i hi sine pollcj i,,
all ..( (he (went) sis depai itn.-m ami bu
M i ...i Several
.., \ ou, Including 'i.? h? adi ?I I . d< pai i
:?. i. m m. m Houses Lii
. i Corred Ion hav? idopt? .1 it
tiiluntarily, aa i am Infoi
i.. ? .i !?? .in general i "? ?'' un Jan tai |
i If .?:.> of ?... I'm. Ol li? ' S I ?? p|i ., .
Lonfei .?m. me I ha - i ill ? onlldenc? in
v.>.i all but wi hav? io look i?. ihe futur?
h h. ii nv? I '. I man n offl ? i i
m..k. .i pi ? ?. ?!? m end no had ..n.-.
im i ?
along -....la i? - i latei If w? can e ?tabll i
i o fii ml) n ii ii ? m
In he followed I?! those ?i.,,,,.
aftei u . ih. pnsalblllt] i ' fsvoritlam and
a i iiptlon m a pq ntni. nl and pi on
i ,i
a i
, ,. i mai ?I'ti' V?
Huh
\V .1 GATViiR
Ma ..i
Cl OUTER APPAREL, MILLINERY '^^ MTnp<.FURS
FOR WOMEN. MISSES one JUNIORS
SPECIAL NOTICE
For those who wish to make additions to their
wardrobes between now and Christmas
We are prepared to execute on short not,te alterations
on Gowns. Dresse?/ Wraps, Coats, 'I ailor-made Su ts
and Fur Garments.
This Establishment il M not remain open evening.
fifth flveitiK at 46th Streei
AMUSEMENTS.
?!
\ 1 .? ?I'll I"
ol Esrtti Em
.r.,. mg S|.?. la? le?
r-ouvsnli Toj Balloon preeent? d in ? ? ei
lnl.1 visit Ina Ih* Hippo?! rom-? 'ins weeU
t round The World
CASINO
IHt i
13
PEGGY
'?:.. - ' JCmas ' ?
Playhouse;: ?.M.K
BOUGHT AND PfllO FOE, ?'
wiiifmn Culllefi COMEDY. 41st. E of B* way.
t,;;''/,i: EUN1Y PULLSTHE STfltNGS
BROADWAY Thea. 41st B? S S'y. l.'-'WU
;;\;\v. TlilewrliiiMw?ii ";.'*
?LYRIC. 12nd Weal of Broadway Rvss w IB.
LITTLt EOV BLUE'1..;..-'
HPTA l\l : Besinnini on Xtnaa Day. Mai
.., .?.i Night and a
re en*- i?em< ni of this me Musi? ?J
price? f..i the ENTIRE
BALCONY v?. >?I be il "'? mu? the ENTIRE
FAMII.1 < OK I B ?"
TALK OF CONVENTION SITE
Those Who Hope to Bring Dem
j ocrats Here Lean to Hippodrome
The executive committee "f Ih? Hetel
I taaoclatlon st the Cambridge Bulldlni jree
| terdsy afternoon discuss? d tl e ael? etlon of ?
I suitable pise? fer holding th? National
| Democrstic Convention, ?which the Hotel
I Association hopes t?> bring to Now v"lk
nexi aumtnei Madison ?Square Garden trill
be rssed m th? early Spring, ?'?t"i of tlie
many altea augg? ited ?? ? terde) the Hippo
?i . wai t. e most fsvored if ","* ''on*
rentlon doei come to New ?ork it Is likely
ti ai H will he held there,
A comffllttee, consisting of Frederick a.
Reed, lain? B Regan, L'hsrlea Burtiliam
and charlea i; Bpratt, ?a- appointed to
?seiet?! the .-n.? and report si a meeting tliis
an? ?i.? \ ommlttee whs also appointed
to ound the ?Democratic "powers thai be"
,?<- t.? whethei the suggestion of New York
as the n^xt meeting place would be ??
. eptable
The last named committee consista of
jam? B. Regan. < 'olln Btudds, J J Brown,
?'hails Burnhsm, Charlea E. Spratt and
.1 i: Dueei
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $2.50 a year
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
mima i i Ri; ALMANAC,
7 .i. aiaae? 4 r.4 m'.-.n ?-"?, ?.?is,
I
lii'ill WATER.
A M V M
Sand h . I 18 i> M
. 8*88 '?' -"
ii. l?ate . H?.40 11 :1?>
WIRELESS REPORTS.
I..I- B 1,186 mili-i ?>"i?t of
??Mr !? ii???? ;,? i in ,i m vest, i da; . Is ei
,t't?*nionn.
The ? ??? 1,188 mllea eaal r>f
Band) Honk at 12 .'??"? ^ ?? resterday, |? . .
s.i 4a} forenoon
? pni tr-4 a? >'?'??'
i' ,. at 12:47 a la es
period I , i
11., i ?ampanl ? 11 port? 1,88!
||o .,? ?2 IS . ai yesterday, Is expected
Blindai foi
TIip | ported ,,? .'!!?." miltS ? '
? ' - SO a ?i | rst? rrkt), i* asp? tted
forenoon
li- Prime?? I" ? . reported a? 808 mil ? I
ll?.nk at - It . i txpt ,e,'i t?)
?I?>? k Su? irda) fwrnoor*?
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DAT.
? sel. Prom, Lina
.. .? h.-rbourg, Lin- l8..Hsmb Am
' Mm m i ?astli ... Vera ? i us, I '?-?? 14
Zulla ?' a ".... I?. n.Red 1)
P dt Pi?monte. . Naples !'???? rt . I
t'arpathla . ? llbraltar D? io. ? ?tinard
\lfiers, I " ? H .\ .
i.n? ir? a . London, ?Dec ? .
i ? , I'll? i mo, i > -. I Anchor
tmsteldyk . , llntt? rdam, Dec 0 ,Hol Am
K? w Y?.ik ? 11 7 Brlal
Ktntuckisn, Puerto Mexico, De IB . Am II i
B! Hud ... ' lalireston, pi. .? n; Bo Pax
K\ I'M . \? n Orl? an!, Dec 17 Bo ?Pac
<M\ ?.i Savannah, De? 18 Savannah
SATURDAY, DBCBMBRR 28
pants.i.tvi-rji? <>i. ivr ih .runard
?I,:? s,-?\"ir Havre I???? i?> . |
?sniiii.i . ... Port I.i . ..i 11?. M Hamfa Am
Pt ? ?Id? nt Orani loul I I ?? 12 II?
? iron?a. Blbraltar, De l"> t'unard
re Iren? ? llbraltar I ???? I.' N . ; i |
Mad. i na Naples, I? I . Pal r?>
sun nngllelm? ,Naple* i '? 10
uiaetl (.?.i i Dec 11 Rtan-tard Oil
Irivju in ... ?London, De? 11 Standard ?mi
Ushon, I ?? *?
Qal '"'?n. I"*? l?'. Mall? rv
.- SDAV. DBCEMBBH 24
? . ?.' ;?.???? s ? i ?? IS v
?Ors ? He y 11. Dec IS R D W 1
?? ' Para. I >?? 12 . ?Booth
l'a'i i 1 '? . I. . ; . . |
i . . tenna, 1>*?. 11.
?? ..r Mo ?avannah, i?'?? 12 .Savai ?
?Bi ?- mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAT
Vessel, r?*r Una
' ni.ii. i li v
?. .
.-.i.
Iraentlna
? i i
i:i'\ V. DK? I
?
Porto Rli . \ \ ,v I'l.
? , ' VYsrd
? . , !? m .- i'
v ?
.
I . ?
-,.. ti
?
?'a roll ne, ii i
i.m h ' ??? . m, i la.
?.f Atlanta - ? nal
RratM
. , i.. i. tlallor?
M"\I?VV .
M .
Hall Vessel
close? pall?
?? ???? s m 11:00 a
12 00 ta
7 ?"? .. m I.,i m
? ? i m ?
?
'. ...
m 12 On '
, i h
. ", 1 ?Ni p ni
Il " .
i ."> p m
.'..? i
? 'H? |. Il'
'.
: INI
! ??' , m
! "?' i m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
i " ? nailon and steami ? ? i re la N \ P M
i i|l i .a Island? N? w
Zealand tusirslla ?vis v ?n. ..?-ii
lapan. ? Philip
lap . eatl i?'i
.
? ?I? >..ri
Mariposa . I .#>.- :'.t ? i ?
Maru Use .'
?. ?aland
1rs ? lu Ban i ? .:? i ... uni?
of .-. ?alun I I.,., ?J,, ? 30
Il ,-.. .ill I ?rar, Pol
plnea ?v u San Fran? le .a Man
, inn i.i Dee 28. 8:80
Guara Pl.llllpin? - ivis s m Pi in
ilseoi M s rrsnsi on De?. Il, I M
Hasrall | ." . itrra.Jan i ?
? orsa ? iin.u phiiipi'in-'? ?via
vaaco.ri Rmpre-t? of Japaa Jan 5. ?i 30
Tahiti Maraueaaa l'oak l?ian?l<. New
2>ah*.nd Amtralia .via San Kr?n
,!..,? -Tahiti .|,n ft ? -s)
SHIPPING NEV.'f?
Port of Now York. Thur.-day. Dpipmi
ber 21, 1911
IRRIVI II
? ' < I RM
... I? a?ad :
THE IRISH PLAYERS
AMUSEMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN ;
Mat To-m-irw. V),. ?8e? i????l He?t rSi?*}
BIO NET* Mi -I- ??I? BNTBRTAJN M ENT.
"VERA VIOI.ET'I A"
it ?id aanti De-rigs, ?.nnptte Keiiern.iji.n arad
Wonderful ?ifnr I??! FWra MS*. \itlil?
Hunda) Miciil ? I \lraoi'linnr> < ?n. erl
i ?,? rieldV HERALD !*?>. B I '
k;?::',' grace la rue .u.^
M WINK. I '??"l| bel B
Ki iion
LAST
\V KI ; K. ... -
I Spread S
ils, Tru? rn?
Rulldina fund" a Th? Rising o? ihe ?!?? "'
AH nOSl ? |.|?l!ll? ^\t!H \M -- m ?'
Kathleen nl Houlihan" < "The Plsyso) "l
>' Western vVoi ? -? ? - no??,
;?r> 11( ST. Thea., ?? r. ? <v Eves * -?
-."; -.iTHEMILUOrin,;?*^.
?rtVf.l 'S.B ? i - " M'? 1 ma Xinaa W ?1
Msr^i ILLINGTOM : :K!V,VN'
Maahattaa 0| ? I4t1 I ?i ? M ?
MARIE DREHSLER - Nightmare
.-.._. Xmaa M??.. I'lNAlliKK. Ml Star ?'.-ist
METROPOLITAN ggg
lonlalit al : i". Lohengrin. Mmea Oadskl,
Matsenauer; MM Heneel Id?*but). tteii. Orla?
wold, Htnahaw. Cond . '!? rts.
-?ut Vft at -' la Boheme. Mm?1? Earrar.
tlten; MM. J ad low k er, 8.1, Dldur. Segur?la.
plnl-Corai. >'nt??i . Bturanl niverf? by OS??
Mordkln A Kn??lmi Bsllel.
Hat Era at ? Special Perfce Doubla B?ll
?ainllerla Bustirana snd Paglla??-l. Mmea
Destlnn, Oiuck, Msubeurg. Mattfeld: MM ? a
Olli Bad ? Cond .Bturanl
vin. F.\g. (nn.'crt. Ml Rudolf ?ianr. pianist:
, Mm? P-atlnn MM <".rly. Murphy I *>n Pasterr.a-k.
\rM\Urk: Mon. \fl. it 3 \rnii?. Mat. Pop.
Prlres Hsesael aad f?retef. M.-.-a v Mat)
f. Id Wtrkham: MM R'lse. Oorlts Con?!.. Herts
Mon. F\g. m I Or??-??. Mm ?a Mataenauer.
Oadskl.Olurk.8parks Cond.Toseanlnl Foild by
Dive ? ta oeliser-Mordkln f.- Russian Ball?*!
Tups. Evg- ?I 8:1? Pop Prteee I." ?-'"1"
RUSSIAN BALLET. lnUe ?>f ?.wan?." und
Divert iaaementa cieltz?*) M irdkla.
Wed. F?g. a' S Inri?. Min? Tptrazzit'i.
MM Constantino, ?.mato Wttherspeon Cond
Bturanl. PYM'd bj DIVBRTT8 Mil* Oeltser;
Mr Mordkln ? ?' Riurslan Ballet.
Thiir?.. Evg. m s Firs' rime I .e lionne
f urlo-p. Mmea Earrar. Uten, Maubourg, Ff>r
rla MM Jadlowkei Bcottl Dldur, de Segu?
r?la Cond.. Toacanlnl EolPd by DIVERTTS
GHtser Mordkln and Russian Rail?".
Fri. Aft. al 2 ." Pop Prices 80c m *.':.o
Hii??.|an Ballrt In Se? Programme
Frl. lie ,? - l.lrl of Ihr I,olden ??I.
Mm. ?a??,,,,,,,. M M . ? US .mato, OUI/,
Dldui fend.. Toscanlnl Di\prt"i. <;pit
zpr-MordUin and 1ni[ ?
H \PI>M v.\ PIANO rsFT.
??SI?-".'"st".i TO-HIQHT
BUFFALO JONES
bis Mil I ION rif'TI RE LEI IT RE.
LASSOING WILD
ANIMALS IN AFRICA
;;. ? ?. $i ;,.. on ?..<.:.? at Viox office.
THF M?
FOLIES
BERGERE
ist i ... ind n a
M? ?in ? ?N ???i
KH\ I? E
With
PEREEFT BER\ I? 'E
PARISIEN
CUISINF.
| . I ? ' .?? PS 1 ? 11 1 ? ?-?
KFIPFR. Fmp'ro ) Mod?r?t? Priced
APPIZTIZINO VAUDUVILLB
I JUU vvot. and Sal Mats I 98
WILTON LACKAYE
rill. ETRANGER. Sj ' T i></p-.
Extra Matin?es Xmai and Ne? Ypar'a
KIHEMAGOLOR
S? , ?. ? m r? i. i./r *-?? i 'it 1
Thea . Mlb, nmt
m 2 ii? * s .:??
< dm PLBTK CORI IN ATION
a NATURAL ? ' i "I: MOTION PICTURES |
ananCIIV 0| Ml H,< ? '" u"1 9??
AvAUClTlI IMF HOI BE NEXT DIXIK
DI HMI?l EDMt'ND BR?ESE. Ann ?p.
?LU 1ISL Pnr.pll. II..ui.r.l * l|,,?1,1,1
ll'lv Mat. i.V. Four ll.inlin^.. o'Iipi.
I UallRQi Fanlhip. ltiihe Muri|iuir.l
Ltiamorta laseCasrthass 4 Co., Bar?
ll'lv ^Tnt t!ie, iiinnri A < airrly. oth? rs
\MMERSiFI\> LILLIAN GRAHAM
Evs |1 A ETHEL CONRAD
fl'ly M.i. 28 50 7S ? .'.I 17 F?ic Sinr \.-'s
c
A
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13 B I Ds ? srtth 57 passengera, mails.
and m.I?-? Arrived si the Bar al u .'?' h ni.
^??H.-i Metapan iBrl, Banta Marta De?
12, Colon it and Kingston l?;. to thp United
lrui? . ?<??. alth ?., panengers, umiis and rod a*
Anil p.i at f p Bai at 11 |0 ,t m
s?, ami \'. ? . Hi.. roknhama >? p
ipiiiI.pi J.'i. Bhlmldsu 24, Kobe 27, K;.r-.
Khanghsl October 10 Keelung 1?>. Hong
20, Kings por? 81, Pon Bald Novembai ?_?.?. ^
27 and Boston Dwembei 80 srttti rodse, to .\r
? - ? to Howard Houtdei <v
i ..i ir.? r- Arrived ;u the Bai .?' o :,u a an,
?i B Bet mud , 11.1 ? mbar IS, I
to dip Bermu<la tilantii s? Co, with 88 paa
the ir. at
S:?M p m.
Bteamer l? Monte, Boaton, to o,, sonthprn
Co a II h ? ' ?' Paaac i In Quaraatli ? at
7:40 a m
Bteaanei Mom ?? Newport News .?nd Norfolk,
? old Dominloi Bs iv?, with passengers ami
Pasa? i in ..". ?un ri is al S .'..'. p m
- ? i.i'i Bermudian .Hr., Bermuda December
::> t.. \ i: i. it? rbrldge ? .'??, a Itl i^-i .
ills and i ? s? Arrived ?< I
.
??i <'irli\l.a iCutaani, Mhiips O?'-Pinh. r
I??. Qlbara IS Nuevltas 15 ind Slpi IS
M innon Bs i Jn?. ?? Ith gen. and
ti st 11:80 | m -.'ntli.
Btean ? phla, Southampton and ?.'her
bourg i.?? ? 13 ? r Quenatown 14, to th?
. . ? Ith i". n st ? s bin, 112 .
? ti'in ai i '-'-"?' -
the Rai al 1 - ?
Bteamer Ml iBrasl, Santos \
i;:,, ds Janeiro ;> Rahts D I. i 1
i ? i > i ara in and i u, ? bad? ?
14, to the (J ' ? . ??... amIi rtS
malls snd mds? v.i.w.! ,,i the Bai -?r ??
.lricton iHn. it sarlo Novembei n
\.i.? 18 Itartia ?Ihn
18, to R I' 11
?
intlagi?, I'hila
.? !? In
-,
?i ??it\ ?.f ^\. ?. ?? Philadelphia, lo ttie i
rd n
llaoh N J i '? ? 21 B .:?> p m \\ In I
^i
s \ii.i:|.
Provence iFn iim.p. Main
. , iBrl \- ?
R?pera Havana \ti
. tnn< \..r
fots . il New| rt sp?? i:i i: I! m; Ho '
i'i un?? |i k . Juan; > it\ ??? At
1er), Ha
Line, ?tureole i,;-1 Loi
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
M'.KM ED
'" 21 i p ra k v Hhehn
. r ? rut i bei
? '?? '.'l 11 .i m Bet m ?.,??. \. ?. York ;
.i.i \
? \ -?
K< .?- fork v Is Plymouth an I i: -
ii
?tew 1
I
i.?- ?s i Dan) Ne?
? British M........ h ?Br? K? i
- for I'HkPr
lx an Conrad M S ? v ?
Bri Nea I
\. ??
N'" " l ? 'mein.
'?!.
N " *? ' m. tor l.i,.
land |i.led
"v ' ' ' from Tries
Ne? \ ..i u
M ".",'':', '; ,'- -" .? iBn Ne? v..
;
Roiierdan l> *8d , Bri. Me?
" -"' ' li i reel
.in.. Ne? Vo.k
. i. . .,. ! .?,,
' iHn, Na. tawk ,U
: ,!:, ". "??"" Us- v.
rx in i.,,,,.,i,.
;:?! \..,f..u. t...
fork !
Hull Dec 28
PAI 8KD
' . .i . Ne? I
'. ? '.' '?""'?' "??'^ '? N? ,
Tin's is Santa's House!
Till to-morrow night.
Packs of presents for ever*
lioilv.
l''nr -boys
Sl< (Is, skates, m ?tor cvilej,
liicvrlcs. diiinl)l?( IK and Indium
chilis, knives, cameras every.
thing to })la\ \\ ?th.
For men
Cigar and cigarette raj $,
tobacco jars, .poker lacks an<|
chips, playing cards, b? ??1-,*
coats, militan' brushes, flasks,
ink wills, letter ??|>? 11? rs. oA
trays all sorts of knick knacks
for comfort.
For women
Bridge favors, trump mark?
ers, vanity bags, manicure sets,
picture frame-?, jewel lulls,
tlinket boxes, Parisian ivnrv
t??ilet articles.
Three stores each complete
in itself.
Lots of salesmen.
Everybody on the jump.
Everything men and Imt
w ea r.
Rogers Peet & Co m paw.
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34thSt
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW IORKS I I \I?IN(. IHIVIin
I . ? I ?
'?1 V ??
irsMi
THK
ir H
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EMPIRE
EIlElBIWIOrHtB
LYCEUM
NAZIMOVA
GARRICK
NI. H. grue ::v'
Fttr? Matin?es \111a?. in,I Nfiv \???r'i
GAIETY
ELSIE FERGUSON TS'-JSZa*
lULTON
?1
? R'. Ifcrjbl
I'll
m ir ion ?ma
Mt? T n WM.I I
I : '
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WILLIAM COLLIER
PARK
The Qiaksr Girl
HUDSON
HELEN WARE
HARRIS
ROSE STAHL
KNICKERBOCKER
OTIS SKINNER
;,A\V,;n,! KISMET
CRITERION
??"?Iff
?? rr.ap
84th S? . -r I! ? ? I
? ?. (SS
in Till PKH K. It
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?A .?ni 4-'il Sir-*??
M'? i n ? ?
M ifsts Vrve*
nuisssa
\i'\l M<>i<l*j Evf.
UST 12
TIMES
B ?A
Mit.
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M ?.TIMJt
PASSERS-BY
KEW?SSTERDISn,,,":'
IIH.INMM, N! ??"*' *
TO-MORROW
IVENIHG N? ON? sr u,l>
ritsisa ,M K|N(i rtmAfM
Kl \? | HOW.IK? I ' 1'iorni?. >*?
SEN-HUR
\ m?rIim rim???tii|iiMi.i,'ii?ii Masai
400 '? ' ' ' r 400
?? W l ? t ;. .T I . ? ; ?-svw
?Ir. Ili*?lr? .if SS, ?lili ?.ru?,l I'll?* DlW
4A Ks - ?nfl
?CW : . , ? *V
LIBERTY
dust?k & willig mm
: PH*
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TH?-LII ILK.-I KM !'. I
riEWYORKV
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