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I
mil SUBWAY DELAY]
Citv Finds Flaws in Tentative
Offer of Interborough.
PLAN CONFERENCE TO-DAY
Proposition Differs from That of
July Only as to 9 Per Cent
Guarantee.
if (he iiitr-ihon iiKii Rapid Transtl * ?
. aentattvea of the ? ll ?
to an agreement on tern
pompany -will ink?- ll
... ?\un hoe or ? h? n
? ?* nol
apparent lent night. The tentative :
Mtlon of tin- Interborough commun
privatel) to the memberi of the Board "f
and Chairman Willco** of th?
. I .,. i 'omtnli Mon by A. J.
. of the i'< nnayl I llroad, art
- an Inter * ?' ??1 i'r"
le to tl ? ' ltiv *
ften to be a
conference between the latter and Samuel
H P Davlaon and Beth Low to see
inst what further ran be done.
\ repreeentaMve of the interborough said
ght that the tentative offer preermted
lay was the leal word ao far
win concerned
if that is th?- hc.M they can do they
mitdit a- w.'ii screw the n?i on the coffin."
aatd ?'?intn.iier PnendergasL
"The ? v? ml thlnga In this propo
?ilion that are n?.t acceptable to me,
?'halrmati Wll?oox.
Borough Presldenl Bl aneny. alwaya
hopeful ?ml optimistic. WOUld DOl KO
at, to aay thai the proposition did not auit
him. "There arc come detalla ?-Uli to '??
arrariR?d," -was the. w.iy li" pui it. I hope
? hat wo can set a formal off? from th?
!nt?-rb'.ri.i)Kh before the end of the w<
That was where the entire mattet atood
last night. It is not believed that th?
(Otlationa can be prolonged much more,
with t->tii sides apparently having reached
the limit of their concessions erlthoul hav?
ing come together.
? latest proposition of the Interbor?
ough, or, rather, informal proposal, be?
lt was not signed, which reached the
confWreeeyeeterday, was contained <>n eev
enteea typewritten sheets. It did not dif?
fer to any great extent from the July offer
t \i-ept in asking a preferential paymetil of
y Tt" instead of a guarantee <>f i? per cent
In the former offer the Interborough asked
for a perpetual franchise for the pro)
ihitd t-a?*ks of the elevated lines. In the
last offer they arc willing to tak?- n fran
. for ihem for eighty-free years, the
?-am.-' period as ask? d f?>r the elevat???! . \
topeten?.
it was stated that the Int-srborough had
decided to .*.m.???.I?- a little, although Presl
dent Bhonta lael July said the company
had reached its limit, because of Improved
financial conditions and the fad th
traffi?* on the present aubway had In
? leased so enormou Howi ? , II waa
staled, Hie pr?sent proposition pr.-s? *
favorable terms ea the company can pos?
sibly make.
I'oun.sel for lue company, II la said.
have edvleed thai the preferential pey
meit ?an be made legally perhaps by ar?
ranging that it be made as ? consld? i
for t ? : of the leases ol
??nt subway. In spite ..t" this, it la re
ported thai George s Coleman co
for the I'uhlii- Service Commission, lia."
grave doubts a *ality
ntial payn ?
Int? rborough is sa.?i i.. ;
- I. ai far <i- it is possible to go In
? ;' did tiol renew the ne?
gotiations ami thai it aim
reci Ive the |?r<
? ..f the insii Mr Kea
??tal oiiiei repreeentativ? Pennsyl?
vania Railroad ->*>ho are snxioua lo have a
trunk line Hubway lap their new si. I
. ?! of Estimate
..f the Public Bervice Commission re
garded 11 ta a pi. ?.f Impertinence on
? rait ?>f Presiden! Bhonta of the Intcr
horougli to try to < * ?fm a
plsdgl ? would * Ote !?
Ritlon that had ri"t heen drawn u| . I
? <?nl\ detalla of which thej had were
represented by memoranda. All agr?
?avlng they would
*?< ?? es In adianee to an; pi
.1 Sereeant Cram, who all aloi g ha
out of the aubway conferences because, he
?-a*.-., he does ni.t believe In
? irfrr.i that if Bhonta or at asked
to make such a pledg? I ???ell
them to go to?well, jrou know ?
mean
''hairnian Uiliiox. Controller Prendei
?nd Borough Presldenl McAneny had a two
hours* conf?rence at the rooma of th.
lie Service I'onimission yesterday over the
indirect propoettlon of the Interborough
Prseldent McAneny sani last night:
"Those persona who hau* been assuming
that the City had received a full-fledged
proposition from ihe interborough art a
IHtle premature, to say the least What
w.. have is some memoranda from A. .)
I'ounty. represent!!!?,- Samuel Rea, ol
Pennaylvanta Railroad, both ?if whom have
beeil acting as Intermediaries for th? eil
and tho Interborough. We shall ha*.
other meeting tO-moiTOW lo talk o\ ??
proposition, hut there la n?> chance of any
otter golnt; before the Board ol Estimate
this week, it will tak?- s4me til
out the terms that Mr. Count]
? ible i?? the Intel borough
OIL SEEDS CO. NOT INVOLVED
Second Arrest Is Made for Al
leged Undervaluation of Imports.
tallowing the arrest of \ l.-i Ifeit?
on Mtmday, charged with undervalu
atjon of Imported oliva OU, A? lull. D
tsrv was taken in:?? custody yesterday, a?*
' with having been a part-, t.. the ron
spira.-v f" defraud the government.
ilble misunderstanding of the
altuatk? C--OWI11C: Mil <?f th. ? ? ? ft. it.
fusa was arrest.*d ?<t n.ffleea Ol '*
flceda Company, a1 No 16 South \\
street, where li. was employed
mxn, was fall**-* diepelled by ? atat? ment of
?'arl F. \x hitii? t United Bl it?
tfteraey In rharge <>f the case, who Mid
th-.t there was absolutely nothing t.. reflect
np'.n the inti-itrity of the < >il .*
and that th?. orr-..fii?s -charged against
Ifoltefuas and M ? committed long
before Heltefitss entered int.? the employ of
the CHI Beede Company and nrhlle h? worked
for another compans
Alatary was arraigned before John A.
bhlelda United Btatei Commissioner, and I
: i H? "" i hall f* i examination The [
complatni on which be and Heltefusa were!
I
cuetoma Inapeel that H? Ite
iry, Bp. I'apadeas and \V |. Q
Phettyplan and oth. > . ? |nt(,
" t*nggg*rat-i to defraud ? nment
through undervaluattona nf olive <?n Import
ad from Mediterranean not
i alleged t . i,., . been
tutted on i*. bruar) 11, I?67. through
"* "1" ??' th? Custom Ho
barrels of oil ? ..ii fr?.m Qreeea el a velue
??' IS,It*, When (h. true vaille v,;IH $*i.j?;V
t
LAWYER.CONVICT SENTENCED.
'?' '-"?'?! li . "i Ureeawl?h. Conn g
ktoryet and memb i ol m. Princeton
who na? convteted i.si w.ek ,,T swindling
han Di John i Beott. ?.i w hu.
PlHlns. oui o? ?? M g ., fraudiii. ?i third
"f,or,?: ' soute ai Hyg I*:? ..?h. ,,,
"'?"''??'l bi iiistic.*
?n M DavlH lo i.rixi.i. fo, ,,.,
und h?x mort!
'l'an ihr ?
SHERMAN LAW UNDER VOTE!
Civic Federation Analyzes 18,
000 Answers Received by It.
The National Civic Federation made pub
I] si*- ..f i?.?-'?? ans
. d n\ u eonctrnlng tlw Sherman law.
This analysis was summed up ss foHoa
Tl.piles Indicate Util i limen? In
ol the un? ondltionsl r< ? ? ni "f th.*
m Ina < 'o ti.ti.? i' hand, il i*
ahow n thai tic re Is i?:?.?? ti? tslre lo
. 1,1 . i mbinatloi s 1 he pul ! i
Ire for governmen! ownership, or one
U-ted and unrei I it?sd l?i I?
?,.,i, . on the uthei
Th.. ?m a- ppi large ?omblnatlons ade
r ? gulat? ?1.
Klghty-four i?er .?? nt >.f t.ie answei
Sherman i . le ir nor
workable or workable wlthaiul being clear. |
but oi ? i?? ? ? ? ..i ?? in favor
of it* r.'i'.il. m these laitrr the larger
? ? ,u'.i that "if :. it should
be atnei d? I," ? t< Bui s( tntlall
phras? olog for nnn i
lh< rman la** is "Make it ???> thai busi
men ?'an understand It" or "Bring ?i
rtth mod? i n bui inesi condltloi
Highly por .'nt of the replies favored ???
fedi*ra1 llr?*nse, ? i?a-ihir-l of these made it
an alternative and T- per eenl opposed hold?
ing co Ninety per cen? approved
gulatlon and M per t*. ni
.?i an Interstate industrial commis*
Ions were s< :.t to e?J
political economists, publicists, statistl
manufacturers, bankers
- <*f commercial, labor and other or
khnlzatirns. The federation's statemenl
adds:
It is rlgnj rgan?
',?/.. d labor, repre. ntinn three minions of
? ?? i ei* ib ally unanlmo
demanding lhal n* Sherman antl-trusl acl
ahotild l.ti:?t repealed 01 amend, d I 1
exempt from it-- operations organizations
..f labor and organisations of farmers.
m - ?if th. m, however, argue f... its
atn.ndmenl from th*j ??standpoint of the busi
Interests
TRUST COMPANIES IN DEAL
One in Brooklyn ?and Other in
Manhattan Plan Union.
Plans ara under consideration for the
tig of the Rlatbush Trust Company of
Brooklyn and the Broadway Tru.-t Com?
pany of Manhattan. Representative <>f
the two Institutions have been negotiating
some time for a consolidation and it Is
probable thai it will be effe<*t??d In the
near future thro'iuii an exchange "f stock.
it is expected thai the name of the 1
suiting company will be the Broadway
Trusl Compan) ai d that the main olfl? ? -
?il: be m the new "A'oolworth Building,
uitli Krt'deric <? Lev, presldenl of tne
Broad? aj instil Hi es I,
\n equitable '??a>-1s for the exchang? 1 I
stock was .-aid yesterday t>> be about three
to four In favor >.f stockholders r>f the
Klatbush company. Th?.naolldatlon will
Involve resources of $13.000,. deposits of
? 000 and loans of g'i.OOO.O " It is
th<- capitalization will 1" I
-?
STATE SUING THE CITY
Wants Certain Public Property in Con?
formity with Agreement.
.. h. reby the House of R< fuge
on Randall's Island, with all its buildings
an.i lands, should be turned over to th<
.?.tat*?, also the ground upon which tti<*
Kings County Hospital, In Brooklyn, stands
and tho Potter's Kleld, In the same county,
tai t. ?I in the .*? upreme < 'ourt ] ?
day by Attorney General Can.ly agalnsl
the city of New York and the Society for
it ion of Juv? nlle I ?lin.incuts.
The Attorney General asks thai the de?
ft ndants be comix lied I g deed r?
ng all th? -? pi opertles to the -1 I
pursui ?? sgreemenl entered into in
This ugreem? nt, ? ? to the
papers filed, u.rs to be ?"it through when
th.* state should have provided a suitable
substitute. The Attorney ? ;? - - that
such substitute hat now been provided by
the state in Westchester County.
VERDICT FOR FALSE ARREST
Ironworker Gets 82,000 from Drew and
Six Cents from Magistrate.
.lam. 1 1 '. 1 lavei 11, an Ironworker, 1 l
judgment for $2,. yesterday in th<* Sh
Court agalnsl Walter Drew of tho
nal Erectors' Association, and ,1 ver?
dict of m\ cents agalnsl Magistrate Breen.
Liavern sued l ?rew, " ?? t? Bi-t-en, !?? -
tectlvt . tlve Wood for
?
He had been arrested on Information fur?
nished by lu?-i? to the two detectives, sml
'. d llilll (O I'?
ll del slop? d thai 1 tavei n a ?
???? f..r his brother M8teve"
a an Ironworker, un*. 1
"i foi ;? non-union Ironworker In
Atihtabula, 1 ?hlo. The jury did nol |
i.i.iititiff air. damages from the detectives
DUTCHESS SOCIETY DINNER.
i he ..-i. ? of the L>ut< hesa . oun
letj will 1. ? h.id on Bal rday ?
t1.' Hot? l Astor, The speakei a ||
. ' " Coi 'I'll, mas j. Heflln, oi Ua
the Rev. Dr S Park? t'admai
former lusuranc? Com?
".. hlgaii; William .1. Bun n
HP I A. I.??>? U .-s. 1 l?r. ?i'.ir^.- N \i
l.r.aid.-r 1 of the ". a-.?., will |?. t|?
?
OEMS SHE IS SLAYER
Mrs. Martin Testifies That She,
Not Brother, Stabbed Muldoon.
PERJURY, SAYS PROSECUTOR
In Bamming Up Tells Jury To Be
Guided by Testimony Against
McDermott, the Defendant.
Mrs. Tu r. -a Mai tin ??? ng ater of
McDermott, ??. ??? i on trial in i ;. n
for si ith Charle
Muldoon, a cuatoma Inspector, <i> dared <.n
M esi and ) reten?a) thai il ....
and nui liet brother Who killed Muldoon.
Mai tin had a tound? ?l the prom ru
llon and Francia l> Uallstin, counsel f<?
th?* defem ?. on Monday by declaring ?>n the
thai -i ?? v. a- alone with Muldoon
he aas atahbed. 8h? nag recalled
late yi ?terdaj afternoon and rn ex?
amined b) Robert E Ifanley, Asslstan
attorney. She wepl at time and ?as
that -?hi- to indkerchlef
. *
Over and over a nain she r?-fused In
thai -ne ktil"?i Muido? n, j.ntli.I i<>
make siatemenla I? ii?htiu to I he
was il.?- nnlj i? rson who oould have com?
mitted th" m irder. Bhe repeated her *iat>*
. i- :i"t living -alili lui hus?
band, ...|n| betWl ! that .Mnl
ih...n. while altting with her In the bach
room of the saloon al Lenox avenue and
. ii. - n ? ? i. h ?? Ineulted her unborn child,
of which, she aid, \1 ild. a i the father.
Before Mr Qallatln begi n t|U< : *
th? a Itnei s he said :
*l ask the court to explain to th? witness
thai she m iv expert abeolute Immunity for
whatevei testimonj she mai offer al this
lime."
Judge Foster explained thai he had al
i eady done ao.
"The stipulait?.n doesn'l promise Im?
munity from prosecution for perjury," ln
ti ? rupted Mr. Man'ey
"The ? Itness understand thai
think." repli?.I Judge Koetei
Mr Qallatln ateppi ?I around the co i
table cloae to Mrs, Martin
?*\\ ho drove the knife Into the hi at i of
Muldoon? Did youf he ask? d
The young women hesitated i fe? aec
onda.
"Ves. I did!" she said slowly. In i low
contralto voice.
The admission caused i stir throughout
the courtroom The defends i t s gase fell
and he wlpe.i th? i ?'-?'.!'.??: iy from
Ms forehead.
in ins testimony Mi I." > ? wl
mltted quarelUng In the caf? with Muldoon,
? hen ing him with '?? foi
ter'a condition.
? 1 n.ln't you atab him . ' di m ind? I Mi
Ma i i- ..
l can'1 remember." said McDermotl "I
told yon i had t?.*. n drinking it *?? ta I
ilk?- h black dream i ron* mis i -
aubway al il Bta
ii.in and taking a train I didn *
until l i? a? ?i? ?i i >eii\ ?
Martin ? x| lain? d
bj sas ,i | ii;.it al ? ?-I ? : ?? d him t" go
awe) and remain until th<
?-.?lten.
After questioning M
rest? ?I.
in Bumming u|. Mr <?allai in
Jury that the) W? ? . with
the qui su..n ?il n i>? Ihei Mi Ma *
Muldoon. They were to drt
n h? I lu r bej ond a reaani
motl . ..n.min? ?I the murd? i Ile
?.fi? n ??f the gr-eal u
fendani I 1er was maklna f"i
in placing h? rs? if not <>tii\ In i
of mu. pi Ison for pei ?
very shadow Of the ? 1? ? ' 11
il. also pointed oui " ? * i
the stahl,?UK and n?. kinf I II ?
.1? ? lat? .1 t ha I this pi
. n< ?i the declare! larl
?
!ki i -n an l af?. ? .-. ,* i t
away
Mr. Man ley, upon
the Jury to ?
perjured testimony of Mr* Martin and be
??tilde.i |.\ the ? \ Id
morning.
NEW STANDARDS FOR COTTON
Department Preserves Samples in Her?
metically Sealed Glass Cases.
Washington, Jan " i Iradi d otton,
which would I?* unchanged it. i-oloi i
i lire if kepi end op? n< ?l .?
? iiiK pie? ? ?l in hi ..
i vacuum gla b Ih? ! ?? pai '
m? ni of Agrlcultur? 1 h ? ? uflli ?
gn ded and lest? ?1 sample
lh? atandai ich th? ? otton ??t th?
futur? will be graded
About nfty seta of sampli will ?.< pre
serv? d, and th? *-.-, It i* i Mll-ial? d. in
a hiiiidr? ?I ?? ? a I . bs on?' ? ? ? i * two ? ? 11 ?
will I... as often as it r. ill I... ni *
compare rurrenl grad?- ? with t hi
THF. WEATHER REPORT
tllli. ial Record uml I iireen??!.
... \,
I now rentrai! sear
Nova Bcotla sad moving aaatward. It sai f??1
I wed i.? ?i.n by clouds i>?ii generally fair
?Urn -.tat?"??.
?i rstaa <>n ti" tout h Atiatni?
?iiirticd m n?-w England, Ih?
ink.- r?Ki"ri ..ni the Ohio Valle) , The wrath?-'
? ?itiii' i fuir throughout the ?Mid-lie
the Rack) Mountain r??/...:? ?mi on tin
r. -dope, '?.'i.i lbs) there srera rslna ou
the Oregnn an?l \\ hvhlnpl n ?OHM* Th?. i, m
peraturc ?* lower, bul not o* Idedl) ?-... i-i 11.*
south AU?'' ' il? Atlantic atataa and
Ohio Valley, aad M haa ri?en in the
Northwesl No unusual temperaturea an re
portad from am pari <.f the < '.miti \
*l ! . neil? Hll.il.x hi. thai the weather will I.i
I ||] (an Wedneeds] and Thursday through
tint tin eountry.
*iii? temperatura a III i lue ' m iba
? 11 ? UlMlaalppl Valla i. gn*
ay m i'.< Oil ?. \ alle) th? ?.n11 Matee.
?t. m .?,.-.. and th? lak? region, and it will
.i'ii. elaewher.
ih. aim..?- along th? Nes Bnglatv . .?hki will
i.? iixiit i?. moderate north and nurthweet; ahmg
ih?. mi.'.ii'- and aottlh Allant!? a taat Ou?t
n?!.' to moderate we?., wni non
? ilf ? ? .??a llgtll . ?rial.I. . ?n
Lak? Mli hlgan, n
'?p?itin*.: Wedneedaj rot Rui
ih-mi? ?ill bar? mod?r?t? noctli ind northweat
?Ainilx ?n.I uwr.-aM areathei to 'he Or.iii?1 Rank?
lu.nu?! I ir IfMelal LeraHtlee I*..
England and Eastern Nee York, deed] io day,
knrsdsi m.i . i. tip.-i.il. ne.
- " o? ...i-I?-- north lo li'ithwut wln'1?.
1 I ... I?. I ... I '? I 11. ,.,
; ,11.1. Virgil | of
t'olumbla, fall lo-ala? rand . ? ?, r. - : r, ? ,,,,i much
? lnaiiK.. in lemp^ralurr; Ugh. to m
i Hud nortbwi ?. srli
" ? i, ? ?? i ' in.I W > at.
York. * lou i to i... . fair 'i | ursd ?
.l-riii. w ? - r w 11
i-'..r \\, ii \ Irgli Is, . i 'id '?? ii fslr
d?v
? ial ob? rvatloni ..f l'nlted Otates ?.
? ?..k? H .h l |. m i ? si* i da \ folio?
Temperature W< ?th?
I it..,. -. ?M
Atlantl? I'ltj . - loud)
.... , .'?I r'|..||.|
II h fr .I,, . 24
Ifhleag . . St
tana. M i'leai
st I. 'ml*.. . "? .'|,,.id-.
Washington . 13 flood)
l-aaa-al ?Ittl'inl H??*oril. The following offlrlal
from ti'*' xx. aib? r Um* iu sho?
' ..al. vi. ni v
foil I "11 ? IS .I'll I?.".II With III, ? >.l i . MMirnl
lag c .
1011 i ?! ' ? ni i I9t3
m in :',o ?i p m js %2
S i m l" SI r? i, m 2i
'i ? m IS "?" . i i. m 20
12 m . < '"?? 12 p m IS
I p m :;j ::j
Highest temperature reaterday. -- .ic?r?*.-*
.?-, p m ? loweel M ial S:1S .. ni ?;
.ii.-tM'?. :io. averSg?.nieaiwadlwg dat?
? ,i. ?:? ?i* ? ipaadlag dat.
laal iiiii ? ?
. 'load) lo-daj lo-iaoi roa
aoi tot? h ? i. " gs In t? mparatur? . Ugh*
to moderate north to north'* re. ?Indi
m
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere ?,*. the United States
for S2.S0 a year.
COURT SEIS BUTTER CP.SE
Enough Evidence of Conspiracy
to Justify This, De Ford Says.
PLANS "JOHN DOE" HEARING
Gurvcn Will Begin Probe in Hud
?son County, N. J., to Include
Cold Storage Plants.
More |.r<>i:ro?f* \\n* mud?* yesterday hj tin*
-- ? ; 111 ? i Jury in i.-- offorts ... determine
Whether Ihe preeenl Mch i?rl?*o ?>f butter
vgg the reaull of i( conspiracy In \?.>i?';m
? .-? ??? 01 .r th?* Penal Code o? N? >v
York st;??f> or in violation of lite dhorman
act. William ,\. De ?'.>r<l. Aaslstanl I>l*
trlct Attorney, in charge of Ihe In????
ti??n. said laal nl.fhl thai enough evld i
r . d to \inrr.i :?; ;i public
hearing >.f Hi?- matter m ;. magistrate's
court, where John Doe proceedings world
be held.
r ? ? il m i :? iperlnt. ndeni of in? r**? is
y..ii< Mercantile (exchange; Patrick tjulnn
l'.... ?? boxmaker, ?>!' No, :?>? Was i In t? ton
street, an.i Martin F. <', Urner, <?f the firm
? ?r Barry-l'mer Publishing Company. So.
17". i hamtaern Ktreet. ?Im ?.'<>? on. ;. .iriMi
l of current hotter and *BB prloea, were
before Hi?- grand |ury.
'I'll?- ohjecl in calling them was lo gel
facts regarding tii?* organisation ??f ihe
Hnin't Kxchange In Sen Vorh In r<
of n national and local relations. Ihe
relation of Ihe farmers .<> prices w?1 the
ir;ii.i to the shippers and .."arriera
will be brought out. There ar?. 415 members
..r the Neu York Mercantile Exchange,
.uni <>i it.. ? ?? . dealers In butt? r end
v\ .ii the Asal lanl i datrl? I Mtornej
s.. k*. ?.. kr:..\* i.-- whether the exchange is
engaged In h scheme with the use of cold
si?.tar*.? 11,mis n? limit, regulate or con?
trol the supply of butter and eggs or t?>
fix the prices of these r*ommodltles for
the commlsaton men In their dealings with
the retailers. If there is evident*? of such
iplrac*. In violation of the state and
nui.mal la** it is believed thai the In?
vestigation will prove to be mora- Important
than the prooecutlon of Ihe no-.-a.ll> d '*poul
ist" by Mr. I?.* Koni some tim> ago.
Ti?.- listed prt?-?* of the beat srade ??.' but?
ter on the . ichange i- now ?'?* ? i nts b pound,
which Is ii cents higher than it wan ..ne
year ago The retail price lg n cents The
quantities <>f butter and f*K-;-s which the
exchange record? show for Ihe year ; ? k ' ? ? -
nlng January, 1911, are ..? be examined by
the grand lui y this .?.. ? k
?... p ?iar*,. ii. Proaacutor ?*f the PI? .
?.f lludaon County, S, l . Is preparing lo
wage anotht r campaign i 1 the .-??
, all? ?I beef trust t.? a certain wl i
-..i the ... ? in :? aw d coal "f hv?
Ina
?| ? . Proee utor has ree? ?a? ' ? "???
plaints r...iiti> about the high prl
meat, buttei and eggs, and will l. n'.n an
lnv?*atigatlon next week He has been aid?
ing i'l-trnt attorney Whitman r.---n.lv m
gallon of the high prices of food
stuffs In Manhal I
Mr. i: if? ty the poor peo
r. ?. ing i.ni'o.-. d .*n again, i nd ??
?..nid do all i s could t" bring ? ?ul ri-llel
... if neceas n ? would nveetl
ints In H
t, ... Bud -.ait if ii.? > wen n
. \e tot ' ondlUona
WILL SELL FOOD AT COST
Dr. Peters Say.s His Plan Will Be
Spread Throughout Country.
Whal at.r ounced .?*? ?? forerun?
? a plan t nv being pei t? cted for per?
nil) ? ?tahllshlng low? i |in? i
nul th? il reduced living
will be held by l?r
Madison i' Peters this morning, al No Ml
owing i de of
prl? ? i
?
' .
i>r i ?? ? ? ? I aales would
spread throughout the country.
I. .i first would be eatabtlsh? *i In gi
Sea Vork end the neighboring terrtto
Th. s 111 he dlvld. d by
Into districts," said Dr d Ihe
districts ?rill be dh ?ded Into '???
? ench atate
H m , i ifn ea? h .ai" r m the pur
?
for ? i" " mu? nal ..d?. ancemenl
"All ? >(" Ihe artlv? "t executive work ?III
i.e In Ihe hai ? mosl aid?- and prs
n, .-,i ' nen In their i ? |.?- tl ..* ile
. ? to be had i"? the mon*) "
a
BUTTER DROPS HALF A CENT
Big Shipment from West Sends
Price Down Eggs Remain Same.
i.,!.-. . 11|| :-.. m of butt? ? thai reach? d
Neu Ti.rk from lite Waal terdaj were
., ibll for a <lr"li Of half a I <nt .i
; lu th ? whol? .-??I?* prl?*?. ?'* renl no?
hell c III? ll'.'iir. a !.. I foi th I I I ' gl ?I .
V|?re thai. 10,300 in1'?* were received, som?
.,? u h*, ii i ami ? '"in Mil Is snd so-it h
? . .?mi \*... a due hen neai \\ i week
ago
- ." ??eneran*. ? arm? i eatli *
In* Hi. lai i weak Irani II HIM ha e
... 1er, lh? .i .'? and n
siiii in In proportion ?" thos?
,,l ? . 1. ..I .?. . ntln le t" ' "".- in I
? . ruler ol i h? s e< k. a i '??. hei ?!
h. | i i.-.v ma.? i.? ? ? i*? I? .1
The ? nn m irk?-? ??..? mi firm ? ? lerdii
and i ' ? i'ti.*d high, Iht ?.< h?1a
minting o?, '-ft line ol fr?
. . ,i, i>- di n i. i i 1, to I* n ni 'i i. m
n| i loa er grade ?-old .t .?? nxl'dei ib
? r m-'.i ? im ilu *? ? -m,in
and Ihe supplt In storage a a*? nil ? > , ?
haut t.'l w hile l. lit .i m i *. l.. . Ir. .?; .
h deal ' ? ? ' . ' '."
? .ii nol I..I1.-IH mat? i
;? . .! Mil |,ii,liil,U gn la. off? '
,. r ..i .
\N0THP.R JUMP TN RUTTEP
f'bi('Hf*o Commission M>n Predict Pi.???
Will Movo Up Today.
| .'hlfog . Ian '" Th ? Klgln Board r?f
adopted a resolution yesterda) to
? ' .....n-. Into Minnesota, los ?
ami Indian,i .?lid ... lit? l>|.|. ;?|l of VVlmtii?,
in Huit? r "? a quoti d i. IS rents n pound
??..ni esterday, and comniTsslrtn men pre?
dicted thai Ihe prie Woula be i .1 ed
to-morrow
SLAIN MAN LEFT PLAY
"A Mnn's Great Mistake" Tirio
of Work by Bayonnc Man.
The young man ??.h?. whs found lying
Idead ?... t?o- aldew?lk ??Uli g butlei i,,,|.
in bin ?-ii.n M n.!,-? evening ?>n Avenue ,\
n.-ai ...i street, Bayonne, .?...? .,i. ntlfl.
.. rday as <;.-..t?*.- ,i Hortkt, who lived al
So. ii We i M street, Bayonn ii?- had
1.n In the emploi of tita OH deeds Com?
pany, '?r Hint -iiy, ?s shipping flerk for
| ihr?*.* years .\HHintant County Physician
A P HiiKkin held ? n autopaj on the body
and found the young man i.:..i been failoti
lb) a Inill.-t thai paaaad through his brain
The poll... al ii.s. ihougbl i. .? cam ,,r
, Mili-id.*, Lut ar.' now ninvlti.-.-,] ihat i|?.
jtnaa was mnrdered mi ,.f yaaterdaj i?.
tectlv? s re-ant i: m Origin, with half
. dosen other sleuths ,?n.i three detectives
tron. iii.* ..tii?-.- ?>r Metre p Barvato, ilml
son fount) PToaectitor, hunted for ?lea
Mr Qgrven lives in m? street. Bayonn?
.ii.oui i?" l.|... ks from where voting Mor
' - bod) was dlHi-overed Th? det?
***' ? sntlous i* Und t.*.** m.-*n who .?.je
RUnding n. a. Hi? i ?>.i\ when frank Mow
Uakl, ?iii.ii of a ?.ii.li >va???ii, fume along
and looked at the body, while the driver
was telephoning lo the poltea the two mw
r? ?t
Morris was n<>t ?n the hahit of rarrylng
much money and rarrled no watch, so that
?i. police do ii'it think robbery "aw the
moth-i ior Hi? crime He had v"i? W e*nta
on him when aeerched in the morgue. The
love lettors found on Morris an- n?.i
though! i?? have any connection with his
death it wea learned y aterdaj that he
had known ? young woman named Kthel
Abbott, who lived in Philadelphia. Bhe
had i?. nth gol married, it was aatd. in
th.- letters found on Ms body Morris spok?
of hla ..it? * n?>*. i?? Mlaa Abbott, who, he
wrote, had Inspired him t?> writ?' a play.
" v Man's Qreal Mlatake."
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
It IN I ATTIRE AI Jl AN AC
Sinir.-. 1:12 an-. ' ?"? I'i m. "il
-? i.'
IIICII W'M'ii!
Sun... Hook
< I'.i f r.?.i ? I
ll<i| Uato
\ M
.-, (Ml
p M.
i; no
7 60
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO LAY
i rom Una
'ii-|i-i..iii Pantoa, Jan B i^mp & H
ind.i luv i. jan :'*.' .Red Bta
'si:.lr.i .Klngaton. tan 24 . Ilamb Am ]
lito lai II ward
'An-adlan Klngaton, Jan 2* ...ft M - P
i:, i n ii. Jan ?. . H M H P i
Hud*on f'oriinni Jan 18 French !
Nan igat letl t. ?'? ?? i ?n IH .. ,..? O Or>|
leerl? Im " ? Ian 1-1 .
I'ranlum.Rotterdam, Jan I" I'mnium .
M? - o? It n< ? ?? Jan la Atl Trana
i i. Lu. t.enha.ii st i.?en Jan un ,ln?ular
' - ? ill ... .l.iii -?.: *A'.*ir?1
Ki -lei ? Ja1. ? ?.ton. jan 'j-'? .*-?? Pee
ill i Rsi'W, PBBRL'ARY i
?Neu *i?.ik Southampton, jan 24..American
Kh *.--??.n. Jan '?l ' ' i ' o
i rolan .. -? Nu? la, Jan .'?
? i-... .Neu Orleans, Jan -7 .Ho Pac
KR I DA V. KKBRl'ART 2
ii*. ..... i.m ;n v\ ard
I ?lai Pa ... Ion 21 i:..-.Mi
?M...... .ni... a '.a ? .... Jan -?"? H D
iai.i. i.*??. J.m -Ji Wai i
Rilatol ?ii . Kwani ?. Jan 17.Brlatol
? in nf Havnnruth.Savannah. I,m SO s'a ?
'.'A la.. ?. i. 21 -.. I'-i.
?Brlngi mail.
OUTGOING^ STEAMERS.
TO l'A?
\ aaael. I or. Line.
!.. * : . Re IH.
Ben ' q i.i,... .
.?i? i .j ?m. ? '?ion, r i-* i*o......
Kroonland, \ nl are p, it ,-i'ar.
Hni..ii. i-i kaont II!. ? '?? l<
0 ill? -I..II. M.-.li.irv . . .
THURSDAY, l*KHK
* raine, Hat re, i'i. rich.
Uverpool, \\ .-*
Monterey, Havana, Ward. .
. I:, i \tl.
Alleahany, Ha II. Hatnb A
Owai II. ? 'o|M>nhagen, H \
i" of Montgom? r*.. Sat ?
Katahdln, Bruna wirk, ?
KRIDAY. CKIiltl
N iial, I.i >>:| Bra I
? .
? ..- Ja. kaont i!'?
Mail
<*!oaea.
- :*.n a in
0:00 a m
?i 30 ?in
10:00 u m
Ala
? . I'i,
L'ART I
7:00 a m
- ?? ,
R 00 ? m
'. ?on p m
*RU ;
?? no m
Veisel
?ail?.
12:00 111
11 no h m
12 im? te
1 i-o i? m
I.m
fOnpm
I 00 P m
10*00 . m
il' .m m
12:00 mi
il ?n ., m
2:00 p m
i.no p m I
i fm p m
.". no i m
12 ???i ?
I.no p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
i.'?** Marner CleaelaS y p M.
Quant, Philippine! ivU Ban I**r.n
ni 1' s ir.in - .i t 0:30
.? . ' . nia. Philip
l'i'i. - ..n ri in Ktam m?* ?1 Tenu.
lit. 1 ?'. .10
Japan, ? rva ? hin.-i. Phltlppinea nia
toriai MontMgta . F?h 2. ?30
' I, New
'/? ir.' vuatralla tvia Ban l'ran
i Maltal .l'eh 2. r) .10
H man ..n .-..a Fran-.-lai.-o) IAirline...TSb 2. 0*J0
n <\la
t Ma
Hhii.h ??im. Phi!
ii pinea p. la Ban Fran? la -a Pet
.y,h H. rt .10
Japan ? -brea, ? hi?a (A la .** attlei
IV!. lg %'mP*
Ma? ni l'a i ilan li, Banv an Dl
anea. Nee Zealand, Au-tr?;ia nu
Vk torta j Maraana .t.Feb m. ?1.30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, January
30. 1912.
\iu:i\ i:i>
R>n?li . t.ai. i-,.. Bot tenta m and
? II..ii.ia! America
' 1
v.. it the llar at 12 is
;
. 1. -
v ? v..ri and iMiha Mall Hi ''?>. with I]
-. n,,.ii- ami ? ' ?? \i\\ en a' the '
? ? m
Bieamer Bay an.o n'uhenl. lluantsname
and ? ienfui?*??- si ?.. ii,. v. ? fork ai 1
? " (hi
H.?r at It ::?? ? m
? ?*? ?. ii. m
t'e Bermuda Wlantl. Pa <?-. ? tti '.<? paa?
? ?
I? in
' ' la Hie Stan.I
! In yuarai
- * ' Port I . iai -. -.j.
the fi.lt.. 1
. ?in. -.-.i 1 .1-- ,- ... Ar
r m
? k Januen ?"? fe
i ' ti. s? ? '??. ? mi 11 . .aran
, ? _ ?I ?
3d ?n?1
\\ llmlngton '.'" t.? ' laaen
Pa *. * *
*
N?>i
folk. t?. th? ?.' 1 1 Sa 1
in Quaranl m al '.' 51
t> ?
1
. ..? 1 > r...<-i 1 ,v ... ? n 1 mdae
, m
?. ? 1 Arthur, to the Tassa
?itli oil Pa-?. I in S ' .? 10 |0
p 111
Hook. N J. J '? p tu Win.-!
-.th -en
SAI
n ? ? ; > r ?
\. , eaa Anne. Norfolk and
v .11 \. ? -. - ? lei tBn Mai heater
11 ?-.? la.'kannvtlle* Baton la
? Ruaai Baltimore; Mas Ian 1
phla
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POITS.
' ,, 1* ''?? rmaala 1K1 ?. San >ork
la v ?
? I, Neil *? ark v|a
si \ m. ..m. ?* \. < 'ape i ?.?i " tlgoa
Baal 1 ..n i. n Purl Natal laiurenxo Marquee,
M. II 11 in.?
\t . >, (Br?, New
? ...-llfTe. I,?* Pal I
i*i Ian 21 Vinlrua 1 Br>, New \'.v u 11.1 |
Norfolk and 1 tor Roaarln
-in nf Scotland ? Bi - Nee
Vim ?nt. 1 ' V, Me
\ nkohama Jan ?t m (Brl, New 1 .irk
ant. c \ 1 "n han, t.
1 ,1, -."- Mannhi Im 1? i.*i I, Nee \.>rw. ?
ftntwerp, Jan 2* .in iDutehi, n*--a' York
PlymouHi, Jan 30 ulympli iBri Nee ^,?rk for
,1,,,.;.. . Ill ?lll|lt,ill . i ."..". n 111.
\. i\ N ark f?.r
1 'hi rhoura an<1 1 * eededi
?*i.. ? la .. Ni *.i 1
.. Aii.i:i>
Ian 21 ?' i' i'i' '-? n iDani n??m
...p. niau- .... N'?? York
I- \--i*|.
1 , ??, in,, 1 101 ir? 1 N?? \ .??k far
I m_
AMUSEMENTS.
Giliiflli-t; 'u'.V.COROKUION
Pop Pi . ? ? The Oiirlnr l
AKOUN? 1HE WORLU
??i 11
n.*-. ni
nlnga II 10
*
J
?Kaylioasi;1"
BOUGHT ?K0 P?iO FH!.WavTS5?
-lAinu I ""-'i DT.41at 1 of B way.
. Euntv Puils the Strings
!-.i-?i\|i\*? \\ Ih? Hat * tr-aaj Bvca ? 10
HHilNMM, 1 111 R??l?\1. I lltKl \H\ H.
WEBER anJ Fl?LOS JUBILEE
VlMltlill sulr for UM Mull? Seul-.
Preertwei lln-atr?-. I.? niorrou \rt.. :t::t0.
Adtatare -?nie fur Kegalar regsgeinesl
Mpen? Krlilii.?. I'eliriinr> *.'. n it \. M.
I . 11 K1.-1.1. HKBAI I? ntg., H ... ::.". Bve? >< 20
?? 1 ?h ..i.i Jan TL, ti; ||__l. ?"? loll.SO
-A'orl.l 111 ?] HOtlM h [o-ilay. $1
wT3t KN?T 1. '?.". W ofsth \i.-. Kvea a 1.-,
1.1. ., 1 . 1 lue? niu ? 1 w-i 1 1 ,, ,1 , , ?.. 1 .
OUTER APPAREL MILLINERY **W FURS
FOR WOMEN. MISSES xincf JUNIORS
OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF
Spring Lingerie and Linen Dresses
at *25m $28 0*35 S
Of cr?pon, cr?pon voie, open-mesh Cos?icL lin-n. hrfnch lia*
?nd lingerie, in white and rainy colors.
ALSO. A L-XFC? LOLlt-XT.ON OF
French Hand-made Lingerie Dresses
A variety of effective My'es; of net naimooL batiste and maf
nusetle handsomely embroidered and lace-'rimmed?
at $.,$ to $125
Smart Street Dresses m vanou? fancy-trmmed ?ad
tailored styles; of *"i-ie serge in wh.te. navy and f.ncy p'a'd elfeetv
Paris models, from Jeanne Lanv.n, Dreco'l. Bernard and Paquin;
also copies and adaptations- at $38 to $115
Spring Tailor-made Suits
plain and fancy tailored effects, ir.c'udni Paris models from Eeer,
Jenry, Eernard. Paquin, Callot and Fipier; of serge. Bedford cord
tnd novelty-striped suitings, in white, black and new shades?
at $45, 555, $65 to $175
Linen Suits m beautiful new Far.s modes and copies of latest
French styles?a wide selection? at $25 to $85
French Hand-made Blouses for Spring
Paris Millinery for Spring
fifth Avenu* at 46ti> Street
v
AMUGEMENTS.
?NGLIN
M-.W iiillK'S LEADING TltKATKKH.
CUDIDC B'waj A 4oVj st. Bra at S IS
CNIrlnC r i Matinea r?.-fi??>. 2 IS.
DOl'BLR Hll.l. (For :t W*"1!?* ?
ETHEL BARRYMORE
COUSIN KATE
BTHEt, BARRYMORE ir^tx-nta
IN Ml *T\lt ? \?T
A SLICE M,ss BARRYMORE
Aflf I ire J0HM BARRYMORE
lit Llrfc HATTIE WILLIAMS
I YPCIIM ' at s
LlbCUm rtrut Matinee baturdaj .?t ?_*.
TO-MORROW Mi.HT AT K
, I -.|r. - ,? [I ,
M \l?. \Ktr.T ?{ in a "' ?.*? and
i i play
by ii- try Ar
tliur I
LYDIA
OILMORE
PBITCQinii Hu - * **'" s' '?"" v '*'
bnllEnlUn Mati ind Mat.. 2:13
i MininoMV riNB." -Tribune.
l.Htl Kl Hi, |n WHITK MAGIC.
CI I I OTT ro?n*?dy
"aw *? *-*? a -a-r ? m ,,,,, rnopei M .
HARRIS
HOW TO HOLD Y?UR HUSB?HO?SEE
THETALKER
UiincflM "'' ?"'? ' *'?" B'wa i*.1- S IB
fiUUOUB Mata To .* IS
I * liant, Inriii : I . S'ipi i !,>r " Tun??
MME. SIMONE
rtETI'HS l'ROM 11 111 - \ l.l : M '
nigy B'way. Culumbui Clrela.
rRnlV Kv? - i?? . ? n?
? ? ! ? \ *,- III
The Quaker Girl
hMlhiltH<llkMI.l,v, !-" ?I gVi H
OTIS SKINNER
KiSMcT
NICHT waw*aaa ?
New Amsterdam S ? ?? .
! ? -* I
K i va l BRI, "iNOKB pr<
Ku(< ' ? Dramatlaailon
of .(.?Im r,\ It - Famotia No
THE TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME PINE
CHARLOTTE WALKER
\ .*, \.ii?ri.ni' wye: "The a-'t
'ni and '
? .m hualaatlcall) ?-? eat* ,i "
'i'i.. sun ronaldera * Mlaa Walker la mm
l ipparltlon and In
? s ? r\ Ina? .. deltg ? to tba
lii II - ? nl. ,i'iv tin? play
!? H..I
Til?- Tribuna forvefully atatea "Ii ???H
icli ?I ...i?! well .?-i forth " And
, irnlng Tela-frapl n arda "Meal
\\ iltat ;.:.. ) :? i ? ? i i rlumph "
I IBCDTV *> 12-1 ft n'r B'w ) Bv. a i".
LIDCn II Mai ???? To-day, SOe to $1 '??>
LOUIS MANNAS
liCVf tfAllfR'*' iS'h si BveT ST?B
Btlf ?Uni^M itln. a I'.. I iv 11.50
DiMIEUS -m, PEUl'mAIOEN
rori i ah rKinii
M ITINEK TO-DA1
n *'??\kk
UK. I;". Kit
*r\ i a*\ D p
EDDIE FOY
PHILHARMONIC
* Moelet) of Hum York %^*n?*1
S -lOtaBB MTRANftKY. I'onduetoi ^?w
f i arin'iil?- IIhP. rhura Bv. iri Kti *\
m^Miiiii BO W CI I
v. ? noen u '? Holoiat, BOMCI. 1
fiMDEMY^r h DU BARRY
WhTER GARDEN -S&J ,; ' ' ,
Ma?. To-m'w, 50c, 75c g**?* 11.01
fVHKAiL MORDKIN
I OIMII Kti? \ ? l'\IM/K\IA
? i m?, i front Hi? M?ti ipelliaa opera Itou* |
And ill?* Bll Mualral up... ||1_|_M_M HI ir
i:?..r, ,,.,????, vera iio'ena
iSMirii KKI.IJCRMANN
SMTH HT. Thea SVt'h Kt.a nr B'way Rva ? IS
A BUTTKKFLY (IN THE WHfcfcL
i \>|MI. It v ,?*. :*.?.? F.s s :.?. M ,? i*,. ,| , .<i .??
ST SUMURUN
Ii ftl.Y'H, B'j ,\ '" Bv? H ?S M.ii To daj ?I Ml
W.-Ht ?if B'way. 1"*.' iiIiiks I IS
LHTU BOY BLUE!
' '.Vi:. THE ROSE OF PtHtMA
I t Bit". I-'.I. W.-i ?if B'wi
*<i , i Mal n
!.. .1 |) ,3 i
Miixin-- Klllull'a I h . '.!? 1.-1 H v .* .i A v f.s s 1 .*. ,
K?.??? THE BiRQ OF P?R40ISE
MANU \ il' % v ?m. il.. . .-.i? ii | s ai i*.v - - i
"maROARKT ILLINGTON kindlln?.
I st'. TVE BULL'S EYE A RESOUNDING S?MSH
The ?r.'li.iirniii.iiii l-'arer
"OFFICER SIX-SIXTY-SIX"?GAIETY
Broadwai and M*tb Bl Bvea *? )., M vil N RM TO DAY am? BAT? RDAT AT J IB
IS THE A8SCLUTE KNOCKOUT OF THE YEAR
LIST " '??kkh'I*:? ?'.n'i' i** one his aueca-aa." Murnlna i.*'.-?i.i'
T?**? Twr > >i'i"i? Kl', mill ?.?Ill be un .im* al th* u?v?et?) tor .. ??mg, i..i.*
1 ?-' ' n**- um?* Herald_
CHIRP "Bound t<> redound to the pleaaur*. of item York f?r a long, loag
time." Commercial __I
OF */E ? M.,r.- lu, lirai laughs In lb? Us tel) !.-t ihkIh ilia.? at ?any per-]
rMFFRFUL f'.nnaii.a ?Id*, season Pi _
I'M i* . |.i,?\ iii.ii i pemon see? ..n.->* and then ??;?*??. up .* I ratn
CRITICS '' '" friend? lo go and ? ?ki.?:?.??. Telegram,
? L\UGH OR A If RILL EVERY < 1HEK SECOND
This ?s an invitation to see
?ours before you order a ne.v
i eveiiiii<? suit.
As fine fabrica .is the wnrl'l
produces.
Cut on smartest lines.
Not cheap?but about half
the price of the crack eusloin
tailors with whom we ask com*
parisons.
Ready to "'ear to-night.
Dress suits. $88 to *70.
Tuxedo jackets to match, $ll
to $86.
Dress shirts, pumps, white
evening cloves, silk h;its, cane?..
' knitted silk mufflers.
Our ?tore? will he rlo?ed nil ?ia.t lu fil law.
j I ehriiara Ial. on tar? nun. of t\<e fnrirral ?ar
alrrt? of Wllllrain K II Martin. 1st* et ?air
?ras
ROGEftfl PlTT & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
at ?it at
Warren St. Kith St. Mtft St I
AMUSEMENTS.
i,i*i?, nniim ?'-"' - ?- ?*aj a i.t.i ?.
m. bUnarl y..., *. ??*, Mi, ?-^t
. lird TIMF TO M.,1. .
COHAN
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