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IN
FOR ST. JOHN GATHEDRAL
Last of the Seven Chapels To
Re Astor Memorial, It
Is Reported.
NAME OF GIVER WITHHELD
Trustees Accept Contributions
of Several Hundred Thousand
and Approve Much Im?
portant Work.
"?!"!!??. ti thfl milllons is pourinc in ta
? '.-to the gremi CathVlral .>f st. .lohn
the 1'iriiic, on Cathedral iioi^iit.--. in thla
? Ity, and Ita related Btructurea. After the
?n.-etinR <>f the trust ca yeaterday lt araa
Btven "'it thai the l.i Ht nf the seven chap
.,ll< d th<- Chapal of Toacuea, wiiith
ira to aurrouad the aauctuary, hn.l been
nt.-.) makfna a idtal of about $1,000.
?? n n la ff-iitur, of tha cathedral alone.
The aame of tha gtver araa wlthheld. The
00*4 *rHl 1. Q88.888 er 1
There were rumors lnsi nlxht that th?
flnal chapel f|| tr. be ati Antor ni"morial.
A great column ihat Borrouadi the aaae
tuary already b.ars the name. ,,f John
.lacob Astor. BlShOp C.rr-er refused rlther
to connrni 01 deny tha Astor r.-p.'i't.
Thr ehapela were orUrlaall* pianned 10
be dlfferent in architecture iti so far as
their Interior is Conaemed, an.l to br- for
ihe purpose of holding relitdous servlces
ln dlfferent languages. Already Italian
servlces have been lu-ld in one of them.
Two are cmpleted. or n.ailv so. although
enrlchmenis have been Bteadlly made. The
cost of each chapel was at first placed at
$HY),<X>0. b'it bb bullding has gone on addl
tlonal expense has been made, and in
Btead ef tiie seven costing $700,000. as
onglnally lntended. the total will be
$1,000,000 at least.
Large Gifts Announced.
The trustf-es acted yesf.rday on gift*
amounting to aeveral hundred thousanri
dollars. ajmrt from the new chapel. TbBT
formallv approved the chapel given the
other day by Miss Clementina Furniss in
memory of ho- parcnts, and ordered work
to be begun upon tho plans. They ap
proved the plans for the Huntlngton
Memorial Chapal. the extreme one on the
north. or Ooapel, slde, and given by the
friends of the late rector of Orace Parlsh.
Th,- plans were drawn by Henry Vaughan,
of Boston.
Flnally the truateee approved the plans
for the houae for the new dean. Thls house.
to be known as the d.-anery. is to coal
any sum tha arcblteet*- choose to put into
i, ' How nttCB that wlll be. the trustees
nld yeaterday, ihejr dld not know. n 11
the gift <if Mrs. cllnton Ogihie. nn o.d
frlend of DBBB Orosvenor and long B
member of In.arnation ParMt, of whlch
MU te.'t'.i for tlfte.n y.-ara. ABBea
tie location of thfl BeW deanei>. BUhop
,..,,... who aava oul the laformatlon
after the trust.es adjourned. aald it was
lmm lth of the I'ott.-r Chap.
.,.?, IK.xt the .hoir school. Afterwa'-i
anged tbe statement, saying he was
nol sure about the ??xact eite.
WW1* no ectlon waa taken yesterday
toowj-g ,? w,?k on the nave. lt was
I .?_, MCsMO had been secured
..,-,! the l-itlrtUiBC o? W. a"d that ?_
, | m waa promlsed work would
,.,. ,?...,?, -n?. eoat is to be $i.o.w..?. ard
,??,, . -acriptions have b?en re
. . iv. 1
Two Other Structurea Under Way.
There are under construction on the
Cathedral grounds at thls moment, apart
fr .ni butldtngs already mentionf-d, two
structures that are to cost $500,00n. One
is a Cathedral Cholr School. given by
M.s J. Jarrett Hlodaett. to coat $200,000,
,11 Morningslde avenue. south of the
sanctuary of the cathedral, and a Byaod
Hall. given by J. Pierpont Morgan nrid
the late W. Baynrd Cuttlng, to cost IS88.*
888. The latter wlll be ready for the meet
>^*.<r*V-_
At Warren and 18tb St, only.
A Tnink Sale.
We're discontinuing a few
lines ? steamers, wardrobe,
dress and automobile trunks
and traveling bags.
Substantial savings!
Trunks that were $17-00 to
$90.00.
$12.50.
Trunks that were $25.00 to
?S-8.00.
$19..50.
Trunks that were $30.00 to
$85.00.
$22.50.
Trunks that were $4.7.00 to
$50.00.
(87.50.
Trunks that were $02.50 to
$75.00.
$47.50.
Hags that were 8.5.50 to
$19.00.
$450 to $18.50.
At ell three atore?!
Fall suits and overcoats.
Kvcrything men and boys
wear.
R(x;krs Pr.iT Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
BURTON W. OiHSO.v.
In the courtroom at Mlddletown, N. T.
Ing of the Kplscopal Q??neral Conventlon
In thls city ln October. 1!*13. The pinkish
whlt*? ninrble of the outer wall gives an
lli-a of the color nnd appearance of the
.?xterlor of the cathedral Itself, some day.
Most Ot the stone BSSO thus fnr ln Ihe
cathedral ls not the linal exterlor.
Glfts of seven mamorlal nrlndowa arsrs
reported yesterday. but the nsmaa of the
glvr-rs were not unnoum- d
The flnul cr.nl of thr* catlmlral, or when
It wlll be rinlshed. no one gives out or
prt-i-licts There is Ih-Iiik lald salde a
conalderable buib i*.>r endowment, the
malntenanee cost alresdy BAlountlng up
to $ij0.ot?i a yaar, or near to that -rum.
Kmlowment brings ln 18,000 tO 110.000. It
was BlSbop PottST"! i<1< S tbSt many rsftffl
mltrht be requlred to complete tlu* st
ure. but Bisbop (Jreer has nrgui-d, since
. ithority, la fSTOt of com
plettng it many years r arln-r lf fuiida
could be secured.
TRIED BRIBERY, HE SAYS
Charles O'Malley Testifies in
School Site Investigation.
Declarlng he hnd bsaa orgad to favor
a piece of land John Q. Hrennan, of
Deer I'ark, was offerlng to the city as a
stte. for bulld'.nKs of the Brooklyn L>ls
cipllnary Trainlng School for Boya, Bl
M. Iville, In return for a flnaiuial constd*
i-ratlon, Charles O'Malley, real est;ite cx
V rt in the Controller'a oflloe, tastUM
y.-sterilay ln the investlgatlon made of
tbe purchaae of the land before the flnance
committee of th** I'.oard of Ald.-i ui?-n.
ii'Malley gave the name of an AstorlS
man as the one who submltted the propo
s.iion to him.
Th.' investlgtition ls the result of a com
plaint over the acceptance of 223 a<res of
land for thr- Behool, at tlu* rate of $325
an acr*'. made by Hrennan and tbe AS*
torla man. whose Isnd was not soesptsd,
The prO| r-rty accepted has be?;n approved
l>y thr board Of the school, of whlch
tranrtb x. Csrmody is president. foUow*
Ing ItS approval hv outside npprais.-rs,
and O'Malley, reprasatltlng the city.
Harry M. Rlco, CotnmlBslonsr of Ac
counts. hai- been sUUag ln th- Inv stiga
tlon, In Whlch the board Of thr* tralning
school has undertaken to Justlfy its ap?
proval of tho land.
Accordlng to O'Malley, ha araa ap
proaehed by the Astorla man, acrtfng for
Hrennan, who offered to see that ba wa"
taken care of, lf lie would aid ln lha
selection of Breni.an's Bite O'Malley r*
plled he was actlng only ns an approver,
after other appraiseis had cortlflcd to the
desirablllty of the land BSlootad.
The stateme/it of the Commissioner of
Accounts during the InvsstlgaUon that
hls examlners had heard land could h<*
purchased in the nelghhorhcod for $.'-0
an are, lnstead of P?s was not verl
fled. No action waa taken by the com?
mittee in the matter.
FRIENDS OFjSUBWAY UNITE
William Street Property Own?
ers Stand by Old Route.
Those owners of property along Willlam
street who are not opppsed tr. tlu- COH*
Mructlon of a subway through Ihat thor
ougbfsra met at thr* iirug aiiij Chamical
Club yesterday afternoon snd orgsnlsed
an association to ba known as the
Abutting Property Ownera ln willlam
Street. owners along BOekntsn Btreel snd
OM Slip hemg rligll.lr- to rneinla-rshlp.
The lUSSlllH was talled hv William Jay
Si hieffeiin, who was chosen as chslrmsn,
Harry Hall, of th<- WOOdbftgS <"..inpaiiv,
vas elected BSCTStAry.
The suiij.'t undsi conalderatlon was
ihe oppo.i-iti.iii oi eertaln isrgi holdera of
property in lower William street to the
rarrjing out of tba 1'aik Place, Willlam
and t'larke sti-' routea proposed
by the publlc Bei * lee Commlasloo. Bngt
rieer* were at thi* iiieetinc, who presented
both Miles of UM iiuestmii i; m Bss*
srtt, formcrl* I'ublie Servlce CofftmtSStOn*
< r, spuke ln liehalf pf tlir- conunl*-- ".n's
plan. The apssbera wert w>\ aparlng ln
their critldsma of thr- opposltlon, refer*
tlng to a few rlch rnen who weie trylng
tr. ohstruct a great public ImproveBBSnt
Those opposed t-> the route tOOh th>*
groand that the foiindations of huildings
Would he tinderminr-.l and tba COSl of
.:iii)i i pinnlng them wonld ba IOO great
If You Are Buiiding
\Ve\r You Should Buy
"MILLER" LIGHTING
FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
bft in.ik. all atylee Domea Bbawen Cbaa*
deii.- ti Portahlea -Electric, Qaa,
Oil "Miller" Qtiality I* the \ery be-.t?onr
rtni?li la?t?. Out aaaortment la greut?aaaBBj
bc.iiiifu1 Saalaaa
Come and See the Goods
For Wedding Gifts "Miller" Lamps are Elegant
"Miller" Oil Heaters
FOR QUICK HEAT
are a necesnlty ln every home.
!>? . . 't kImiiiIiI trir nale
Don'l l?Ue n si'lislil i:le. U?oh for tha nuinc
lllllei fou raa inij ' hem froin tu
EdwardMiller&Co.,;^-^;-;;^.
48 and 50 Park Place. Jj^SU^NrY.
r.P'?u... bou af thla arivt.
GIBSON MUST BE TRIEO
Grand Jury Indicts Him for
Kilting Mrs. Szabo.
EXPECTED, SAYS PRioONER
Whitman Will Assign Two As
sistants to Prosecute Al
leged Murderer.
[By T.lerr.ipli to Thc Tlibafl* 1
Middletown, N v.. <let a.?Pollowlaa
hls Indlctnv-nt to-day bv the graml lury
of Orango County. Burtofl W. Qlbaofl
rroliably wlll be hroughl to trlal befoie
Justlce A. B. Tompklns, al NBwburg, ln
the term of couii bcglnnlng ln the rirst
weak in Decernber. The preaentmeBt of
the grand jury accuses the lawyer of
kllling by strangiilatioti Mrs Rom M*>n
schlk 8-abo whlle they were bontlng on
Oreenwood Lake oB July W IBBL
OIlMMMI snid he had been rjxpectlBg tt al
tiie Indiclmenl would he found. although
he protested hls lunooenoc ar.d apparently
|s ,-onfldent that he wlll ba Bequltted.
4;it,son will be arralanad lo-Bwrraw*.
.Mrs. C.lbspn saw lir-r husband to-riav.
flhe dld not appear dlsturbed by 'he an
nonn-'-tucnt Hat he nad beCB Indlcted.
The explanatlon accepted at the time
of Mrs. Bsabor*a deatb was thal ahe had
been accl i.-niallv diown'.i. The case v.as
flret biouciit to tba attention "f tae local
auihoritlea by ih?- Naw rart Conaul of
AiiHtila-Hungary, the (bad wotiian's BB*
tiv couBtry. " daveloped that Mrs.
Szabo. who was preparing to return to
her own country Just before her death,
t.a.i left property worth 118,088.
Ulhfloa had prod WBd a paper alleged
to have beefl signr-d by his former cllenfl
niotiier, which p'ar-cd this )M.-4te In hls
banda Tha contentloa lha! Mra iaabo'fl
mrther was dead and that thln do, ument
was a fi.rg.ry started the lnvest lgati"n
le.-i.iing to the attorn.-y's arrest. Ulbson
declared that elther the mother was eJive
or tliat he had been imposed UPOB by a
women who Inipersonaled her.
Mrs Szabo k bod) WB8 exhwm.d. and
after examlnation t!.?? I harge was made
tliat baC deiith was due to strnngulation
before the i.ody antered th.- wat--r.
Qlbooa Informed bla wife of bla arrest
bj telephone in hla call 4,1, th.- nrst alsht
.f liis cr.nfinem.iit OlbBOfl fBVB way nnd
usk.d thnt the newapapei teea remaln
near hlm in th.- Jail. His flrst few mln?
utes in the eell wera apanl ln prayer.
From the BhOCk r,f being put ln a eell
be ih?i not racovei untll he appeared be?
fore .ludne Royca in aatraordlnary 1 ro
ceedlngs the next morning. Olbaon then
appeared as his own lawv.r and tl.e l.ear
Ing was adjourned f"r two w-e.-ks, untll
the state and Qr&oon could g.-t wltaeaaea
Olbaon said he WOUld appear ln Oosl)4 n
as his own lawyer at th- bearlnf, 14'
which he demanded ihe atate produee an
its evManoB aaataat him.
,\t th.- bearlna before j idae Royce prol
able cauaa was found. and Olbaon waa
held to awalt the actlon of the BTand
jury. Dr. Otto Behultae teatlfled that
Mrs. S/.i'l". me1 death through strnngul.i
tloti.
in reai onae t" a reqi ? l |,v
Thomaa C Rogera, Dlatrlcl Utornei "f
orange County, Dlatrlct Attoraej Whlt?
man win assign lsi4ior Waaeervofi
Deacan Ifirrphy, two of b ?
wh., bave been h-ipiiiK m ;
caae agalnal Burton W. Olbaon, l aaalal
Mr- ftogera al Qlbeen'a trlal nfi Waa*
Bervocel and Mr. Hurpb] hav- ip< 1 I
atderable tn...- on Ihe caae air...... and
are thoroughly famlltai wlth ll It WBI
npparent from Mr H-.gerss b-tter tliat
be wisii.-d them vlrtually to lake 1
of the jjroseoutlon.
\Ii U'.K.rs wrote tbat hc apprecluted
deepiy the al-1 that had <?- >n Blver hlm.
and that, while he knew 11 waa aaklng
a great deal, he would llke to have Mr.
Wasservogel and Mr. Murphy Bl tt..- trlal.
He eaid that hls term of ofllce
on Decernber 31, and that bo many thlnaa
would i-4-qulre hls attention during the laat
few w.-eks that lt was doubtful whether
he wouk. ,i-i.- to give t., iii- caae the
attention It d.-mantled._
MAY CUT SIIMGER BUILDING
City Say3 It Encroaches Upon
Liberty Street.
The Slnger BuUdiOfc a forty-nlne Itory
struiture thut Is one of tiie clty's great
,-t sights, may hav4, to awva baah its
vaulta and Btreet ventllators ln Llberty
Btreet becauae a li11lr? J.-rs. y farin-1 Wb*j
owned the praparty wivn tha Brltlah
govenied the Island of Matihattan dldn't
wln hls legal flght wlth an BngU tl Oov*
ernor.
The clty's Di-partment of I'ubllc Woik
has Informed th? own.-rs of lb'' Slng.-i
Tower thut thelr pttOpOTty has eir rOBChed
flfteen laehoa upon Llberty stre.-t end
tliat they must remedy th- sltuation. The
Slnger peopl?, 011 tha Other hand, say
tliat they will go to law, as they are aur
the Jeisey furmei really OWBOd tha
grotind and ln the course of events ,t
passed 011 to th. fl*.
Before the war wlth the niltish Elteha
C,ord4,n and hls wife own.il whal l- DO*
the Slnger Uulldlng s!te. fa'-lns Llberty
street. It was then Crown Btreet. Sir
Henry Mo4,re, the Hrlilsl, Oovernor
mad'- a survey and de--|,1, .1 thal Elletla
ahould move back hls house. Kll-ha
dldn't and then came the war In tha
I early i">rt of tho nlaeteenth century
! Klisha's house bumed down and he re*
birllt lt-watched all the time by the
Isiand's offli'lals and as per ord.-rs moved
! hls little woiwlen house ba4 k flve f.-.-i, but
I covered that space wlth a vefetable gar
' deti. II.- foight tbe ciis.- In th. ? onrt"
. and the Court of Appeals llix-.l lilm six
cents. And stlll he kept hls apace
In 1T83, the property, then owaed by
tho State of New York. was Imme*
dlately turne4l nvi-r to th.- clty. Pretty
soon aloBfl cama Waldroa B. Poat, an
KngiiBii peaaant, who bought iii" prop?
erty from the Kaw .icrs.-y former on a
i t" deed. The N,-w Jeraey man lold
Poet! "I'm not rjuite sure that I own that
bleeaed !i'-> teet, but fram bou on its
your affair" And so !t w.i?. I'ost mal
a better flght than did QordOfl Ti,.- iltv
aloannd every other aeetlon of Ltbert)
n-.-.-t Lin th.it small part own.-.l by Po t.
The questitm of the ixtia apace WBJ Btlll
left ln dlspute.
And .*<) it ls ihat, aolely baeauaa th.*
N'ew Jersey farnwr ?li<In*t inak4- sure of
hls rlghts to encroach on CrOWfl atreet,
the owners of the glgantic .Slnger Uulld?
lng have t<> BtufA up thelr vaults and
Btreet ventlbitors or flght a gt--at l.-nal
battle in the et urts.
USED MAILS IN CUSTOMS FRAUD.
Bebaattaao i4>zzia, of Ne, 199 Poaaod
avenue, who use,i the postal aeivloa ts
defraud tha guveititneat out ot duty on
COtton ln.es iniport. ri from Italy, was
found aullt; reeterdaj la tiie Piaderal
Dlatrlcl ''oun .\s th.- convlctlon w.is
tha hi.-t Of its kind in thls dlatrlct, and
Ibe Jury recommended mercy, Judaa
Meyer eentenced l.,z7.ia to twenty ilaya*
Imprlsonment, and in eddltlon Impoaed i
line of $1 ?'<>
Little Falls Prosecutor Presses
Lunn Case.
LIKE RUSSIA, SAYS MAYOR
"We Intend to Put the Town on
the Map of the United
States," He Asserts.
Little Falls, X. Y , Oct. 22--The deter
I mlnatlon of Dlstrtet Attorney Frank
j Schnildt. of Illon, to prosecute the
| i harges agalnst Mayor Lunn and hls
Socialist assoelates from Scheneetarty.
I who were arrested last week for attempt -
1 Ing to speak In the puhllc park here. has
reopened the breaeh between the Soclal
ists and the Merklmer t'ounty authorltlr s
At the c-ontlnuatlon of the pxamlnatlnn
of Mayor I.unn before Recorder lolllns
tn-.lay the District Attorney charged that
the Bchenectady Mayor had commltted a
Cl m. anl should he held for the grand
Jury, Mr. fchmldt's poaltlon took Mayor
l.unn and his frlends hy surprlse. They
had tspectcd that. In vlew of the action
of tba ai.thorltles ln T>ermitting meetlngs
tO he held In thi park yesterday and
to-day, the proce?*dings against them
wouiii be dlamlaaed,
Counsel for Mayor T.unn made a serles
Of motlona for the dlsmlssal of the
rhnrge, and when Kecorder Colllns rulert
agalnst them they ask**d for a short re
. eaa for tba purpose of conferrlng. After
tha ionf?rence they obtalned a further
adjournment until October 30 at 10 a. m.
Recorder CotUna ti.*-n anlled up the
easa of Hobert A. Bsbanasn, of s.-henrc
lady. a former clergyman, who ".a"
found gulity laat Saturday of vlolatlng
the ordlnance whlch prohlbits the hlork
ing of a publlc street. It belng alleged
thnl such a condition resulted when
Hakeman atfimpte.l to address a gather
ing of strlkers. Recorder Colllns sen
tenced Hakeman to pay a fine of *r>> OT
gpaod (1ft y days in Jall. He deferre.l
slgnlng the tommltmsnt papers until
to-day.
Hak.nian refused to pay the fine, and
WS8 tuk--i to-nlght to th- county Jall at
Herklmer. An attempt WHI he made to
morrow tu stay Ibe aaotenoa and hava
ti,.. prlsoner psroled untli Appeal is taken
hitI decided.
D.-spltc tba contentlon of Dlstrlrt Attor?
ney H< hrnl.lt lhat Major I-mn and hla
aaaodatea eommltted a crime the dty
and county ofnciais are sdheiing to their
recr-.t dclslon not t<> latSrfSTS wlth tt:e
noon park meetlngs.
Mr S. hrnl.lt in c.mrt to-dav said lhat
a municlpallty had the rlght to aay where
puMlo meetlngs ahould l><* held. "These
gentlemen," be said. * came t]p here to h*>
arrasted and they sueceeded. They are
rlamorlng sboul free speech, but thsl
waa ..niN a Bubterfuga to gel them ln
Jall and thUS make polltical CSplUl for
themaelvea "
M.,-..,* Lunn tonk eirrption to these re
marka i li Imlng the District Attorney
was l.iassed aml not spoaklng the ITUth
Ha waa allerued t.y the o.urt. Refore
leavlng f"i Amsteidam to-nlght Mayor
Lunn mal* thls atatement:
Little Fblla ls a section of Russta nol
,i ;,, t'ie Cssi i domsln h* in
,,.,,,; o, pot lt r.n the map of the I riltM
Btatei The autborttlea fiist held me for
., felony, ar d ? ?uldn I prove lt In order
to . .i k down rraeefuin they llleaally re*
I ibe charge tn mlslenieanor.
'I l.- strlkera have called u no-tlng for
ji H m. to-morrow for ihe pm,
perfectlng an organlaatlon
MUST REPAy's. A. SMITH
Brother's Widow Borrowed by
Cable?Also Asks $150,000.
\ smith. who nwiiH h country
plaea sl Huntington, Long laland. reeerr
. , l , ? ardlel fur |:,71S ln the city
Court yesterday agalnst Mra Bly smith,
wlfe .,f hlS Inte brother. I.uclus llopkins
Smith. WhO "as a OOttOS bruker. Th**
_ for mooey Bnalth lent his sis
ter*ln-law, who waa in Parts oa Aprll
11, 1911. the date snd place of her hus
band'a death. Although the cotton
broker l*-ft aa astata valued at IIOS.SSI
n-hen ha dled, Mrs Bmlth was without
allable funda
Bldne) A Smith showed In hls sult
il,,4t Mrs Smith cabled to New Vork to
hei brother-ln-law thnt she needed
BOIiey The messago said: "Wltbotlt
fnnds Send money." Bmlth cabled |lll
and tWO dajrs later an addttlonal 12,000
Mrs Snnth mnde pra> tlcnlly no defence
to the sult, saving she knew some one
had cabled tho money from New York.
hitl aha dld not bellevc it vou her
brother-ln-law who sent tt
Sldney A Bmlth has also brought sn
i,, ijr.n ln tho Kurroaiites' Court to re
,-,r\er half of the fortune left hy hls
brother He bns flled objaetlona to the
ini*< adoptlon.
Mrs Smith, who married when she was
fourteen \.-ais old, aald tbal shr* had
i.n badlj trr.-iteii by her huaband'a rel
sttves and that four attempta weramads
i. kldnap her child Hhe said she Would
place tha ar|r,|iteil chlld ln B boardlng
sr-hooi in Psrla
-o
HARVfSTER HEARINO TO DAY
Marshal S*?rves Subpoenas on Two
Men in J. P. Morgan & Oo.'s Offlce.
Thr- Unlted States SfSTSbSl havlng re
ceived addltlonal aubpcansa from tba De?
partment of .Justlce for arltnesaea st the
hearlng in the gorernment'a sult for tho
dis.-olutlon of the Intrrnatl.in.il Har
v.-sti-r Company and other ilefendants,
before Robert s. Taylor, Bpedal Rxam*
in. r called yesterday sfternoon at the
offlce -it .1 1* Morgan i Co.. No ?.
Wall atreet, for tbe purpose of sarvlng
them He was Ini'ormril lhat .1. I'. Ifoi
?an, jr, one <>f tiie irltnessea needed, wsi
in l-'.urope.
Two othera in the offlce, Temple Bow
iiuin un! \\ llltam Hamllton, wore *-?*rvr*ii !
They v,in attend lha hearlng, which is t<? ]
be conducted by Bdwln P. Grosvenor, As- j
?latant Unlted stHtes Attorney Genernl, I
ln tb.- Federal MuIUHiik ai in a m to-dsy. '
The sult was llle.t at Sl Paul, on Aprll '
IB, IBU. Th<* Kovertiincnt chargea tbal tbe !
International Harraater Company, a $i'?
. corporatlon, monopollacd ? to II
ner ceal of the trada snd commerce in |
narvestlng Implemants, by combtnlng thr-;
iivr- largesl msnufscturera Bome of tiu*
Indlvldual defendants are Oeorge v1*
Perklna, Cyrua H. McCormick, Elbert ll. .
Gary, Oeorge P Bsker, Norman B. neam. i
Chartea Deerlng and HaroM i" McCor?
mick. , '
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ANNOUNCES TOURS TO PANAMA
The Atlantic <'oast l.ln.* .innounces lhal
ln connection wlth Its through I'ullman i
servli-e ii, Key West the I'enlnsular ainl j
OoeMsntSl Steamshlp Company wlll oper- !
aie BBgM personally eondllcteil toiirs wllh
tbe new twin Boren ateel steamshlp Evsa*
g?-llnr- from that point lo Colon, I'.uiama
Canal Tone Klngstoa, Isssadei and Hu
\.ina, I'uba
Th. Kvangellne Is a new and modern
slnp. .>i4 feet lonK. 4?> feet beam, ls of ,',,n">0
tons repist.-i. baa 361* Btaterooms, la
eqolpped throughout wlth rdectlic lights
and fins :ind has a spc-il of elghtei n
knota.
Rain Coats: Half Price
Rubberized Raincoats are the only outer garments
for men we don't make. The maker of these coats
is a Man of Brains?in making GOOD raincoats.
He makes nothing else-snd he just loves tc keep on
making. He does not tpparently even stop long
enough to Correctly Figure fcs Outlet, for he came
to us on Monday OverstockecTand offered us a really
unusual bunch of Raincoats at a cost which makes
it easy for us to offer them to you at Half Price.
They're Engliah Rubberiaed in the favored -jreen-gray shade
wlth plaid lining, horn buttons and ventilated armholes. Uaual
price is $25.00.
Men's Suit Special
For the past six monthl demand has bsen for
higher priced suits. Therefore we have held at our
tailoring shop all the $15.50 suits made during this
period of a month and a half.
The entire lot was distributed amon? our stores
yesterday and are ready on sale this morning, offer
ing to you, besides the rare values which our system
of personal manufacture permits, such an elaborate
showing as cannot be found elsewhere and is seldom
seen here.
Styles made in New YcrW by New York Men for New Yorkers.
Fabrics more than excluiive-(M.EVERLY exclusive. Gar?
ments which you would dsem it tmpossible tobuy at this pric-?
until you see them here.
v_,' UNDCft MM ^OWTligt\^0l?W$?1IPr75mC? 1645
" ^04D^T AT*WWW?N ST. - HtW YO?m -ST*- AV.. BET fffj Bt !Z*"*?
BUUIONSI-MiLATBUSII AU.-BBOOKLYN -BROADWAY. At BEDrORO AM
$
12.50
600 at Half Price
$15.50
A Rare Special
1,500
UMBRELLAS
$1.00
American Taffeta, from tha Malcer
of Finett Goods in United States.
Handles Sterling Siiver Trimmed
The Sort Usually Sold for
% '2.50, '3
WmkmwMS<mmmmMBm
Judge Holds Conspiracy to De
stroy Property Existed.
UMBRELLA IS ONE EXHIBIT
Used to Shelter Explosive from
Rain, and Beara Initials of
Man Who Confessed.
Indlanapolla Oet n a battered. Ivary*
handled urnbrella that h.id survlved an
ezploelofl '.'?as produced ns B government
exhtbit bI tha iiynamite conaptraoy itial
te daj Tin maa Merger. of Ptttaburgh,
for.man af a hrldge construction com?
pany. idetitllled lt as bavlnit beefl found
aft-r an exploslon on a railroad bridge
at DaytOO, Ohlo. on May 8, HM
"l nntlc you are examinlng tho handle.
What .ittr.xr- \our attention to lf"
asked the l'nlted States Attornev, i Tiarles
w Mlller.
"I B4te on the handle ertgraved the ln!
i; (' .' " r< plled tbe wirnesB.
It was the urnbrella whlch, the govern
ment charaaa, Edward I'lark. of cinein
natl, lart'.ed when he attempted to biow
up the bridge, and whb h he held over
the dynamite to pradort |t from a heavy
r.nn Th.- government ass.jrts Clark. af?
ter llghtlng the fuse, forgot the urnbrella
i Iark at the openlng of the preaent trlal
pl.-.ide?i guilty. The lndictment alleye*
that ilerbert S Ilockin. actlna; secretary
of the Internatlonal Asaociatlon of Mrld^.,
end Btruei iai iron MTarkera, aaalated
Clark.
I doaen foremen ..f eonatructloo tirms
testllled regardlnr exploBlons. II. G.
R. ? tiolds. ?,f itl, bmond. Va., toid of an
attempt to btOW Up n brblg.' aCTOM the
Suequehanna Rlver, near Perryvllle, Md..
on Junr .. 1'i'a. when four m>n ran awav.
I d) namlte behlnd
Judga Alberl B, Andereon, before whom
the fort\-flve BMB charged with ill^Ha.1 j
transportation t,f exploslves are beins
ttied, iniido several rullngs ln answer to
objectlona raised bv the defence. He
rtlled that evidence ,-oik ernltig all the one
hundred exploslons ref.-rred to by the
government, lncludlng the blowlng up of
"Tlu. I>os Angelea Tlmes'* buildlng.
mlght bo Introduced as showlrig- n. motlve.
He aald a conspiracy already had be?-n
proved by the pleas of g?llt of Clark anri
Ortln K. M.Manlgal. but the Jury was to
rJetermlne whether the retnalBlag defen
danta were Implfoated
Tlu, court atjited further thal the gov?
ernment had undertaken to ahow that the
Objecl of tiie conspiracy was BBUCh broud
.-i thaa tlu: m.-ro lllegal transportation
of dynamite and nltroglyrerlne?that the
exploslv.-H wero b.-lng transported to de
Mrroy property and to enforco a "relgn of
tenor*' agatn-t oontraetoaa who main
tained the "open shop."
,-\s showlng the B''ope of what evidence
might be offered, the court clted declslons
whlch grew out 4>f a railroad employea*
dlspute. The orlginal purpOBB of the. ,.m
ployes, the court said, was not 14) obstruct
the T'nlted States tnalls, but as an Inel
d.-nt of the execution <>f the conaplraey
t.. tie up other tralns the mall tralns were
ObatrUCted. The l'nlted States fluprem,.
Courl held that all Ihe acts constltuted a
conspiracy to obstruct tbe fliBllB.
TO EXTEND NEW ROAD
Westchester Northern Will Join
New Haven at Danbury.
it araa said yaaterday on the beai of
authority that th.- dlrectora hava daclded
ir, OOnatrUet IBB new Westchester North
'?rii Hallroad througli VCaBtCheatat* County,
at a cost of |6.<J4J0,Ot?> t4> 17.010,000. Thls
road will have a termlual at the Whlle
l'lains statlon of the New York, Weat
cheeter _ rioston Railroad, and wlll tra
verea tbe noiIheaaleiii aaatlan 4>r the
oounly, aith a large termliial statlon at
Danbury, Conn, There connaetloB win be j
aaada arltk the Pauahkeepala iiri.ige aya*
lem, OWnad bv the New lln\eti Railroad,
an.l wlll give th.- latter company, whlch
ls hacklng all the roads m.ntloneri, a
tl nn gh line from th.MU tl.-lds to tlde
w .i ter
The Westchester Northein wlll be an
eleotrk rapid traaaH system ami wtll
criii" all BtreetB an'l country hlghways by
vladui 1. Tho lln?* proj. cted from Whlte
l'lalns north wlll pass through the town
of Harrlson, North CaBtle, Hedford,
Pound Rblge and 1/owlsboro. In fVuet
chest.r County, and through the towns of
Ci. .-iiwli h, RldgetleUI and Danbury. Conn.
The company has purchas.-d considerable
of Ita rlght of way and the other land
i.led will be condemned.
AMUSEMENT3.
u I 1.1k i v* iZJi i&Mi i
UNDER MANY, FLA'JS
. *- ?u> o?n- W?? I"Krf7- 4-? II Bt *
( omplelr \fi
a -?
WINTER QARDEN n gtt Ts-aorr**
-TIIK PABHISO BHOW OT !?' '
rLAinUUdCM,M -,-od,, Tom'w A Hat 2:19
LITTLE WOMEN
Miinhattan Oa, ff.. ..?n. * Bth A\e. Bve at *..
CATUfDM l MlDinilfr To-daj*. '-'. Hmnlet.
,5?nntKn & WSnlUlft To.r-. Twelftta N1*ht
MiTTine Klileitn Th.. 88th, bat. H'y 4 I :?
K ': ^JiV,: READY MONEY
:i*Tlh -it. Th..rt!t.nr TVv. Bv 8:1S. Mt T.iy 8l..*>'?
_^_^_T THE BRUTE ^
48TH ST. THEATRE J\? SUTsA
LITTLE MISS BROWN
1 IMINO, I S V' Bl *> 10 Mal l".:.vM ?'.'
THE MERRY COUNTESS
? ( OMKDY, Mat.B nf li .ut
$;!":, FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
l.\ HU . -I-.'V ..* H -. Ev.fl IV Mh' I ' ? * I ?"??
jgj THE MASTER T% HOUSE
BHO tllft Ai i m ? fut Sl Bvea 8 ' "
fRjZ hanky panky .%Ttej$!
WI-4T KM), l-iftth.W.of Btl * HtTJA'tji]
uii^n , 0VER MIGHT
NEXT WEEK THE BRUTE
riiK\.. 't'j'i b Coat i". bt i:
MattTa Ssr. s.n a k ? c Dsy.
CENTURY rilK'**'"
PRICES 25c. to $1.50
("Thr Th.--.trli .( llargtiln ot Ihe Year.
?r.xe Mall..
p-OR THB LIBBI BR CO.'S
$100,000 PRODUCTION
Of tha Pterre Lect-JoSltti flaatlef BpactacI*
"THE DAUGHTER.
OF HEAVEN"
W ?\hl.h Mlll'*.? Wlnter. the *jreiile?t
ll.lm \mrrlran ('rltli*. ?*ya?
I !i.m t-^o Orttry Important ?pectar*|?i
flaptajred In Am-rir-a durin* the laal sixr.
veara. and I thnlc 'Tha Dauthter of
tteeran,- I. BVPERlOft TO ANTTHtNO OP
I Mi: KIND 1 EVER s v\V '
"THE WALLACKS UT,^,DAV
_. _ ._. "Orlslnal. Ksquiaiteiy a,-t?.i
|\| ? W ltrfre?hlii(t to *ie?. Mmethlnf
_ - _. .. hr-slitfB I-.-;*. Mn.l llacei .?
S ! N - Jttdsa W. W FSater.
THKATRR, 240 \v 4 1 sv
LITTLE 3
Kv ,i?.at 1:41 V
To-lav A Pa' . I
ANATOL"
Cl TllM/T 'v?"' *-* s'- *?*'??? at 8 is
LLIIllVjE. M.ta To-day A Sat.. 3:1.1
WITH IN THE LAW_
I>ome?tlr l*rlenre and
Pure Food Show
OPKNS TO-DAY AT fl V. M.
7l*?t Keg. Arn-ery. Perk Are. and Stth Street
inc MfCDCD'C B'way A 20th Bt. Bvi. 8:80
JUC If CDCn 9 Mats To-,lav A lai . I M
A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN *SSJ
Author of Huniy I'ulls tha SirlnRa.
WOMAN CHARGES ASSAULT
Says Wealthy Gifford Horton
Tried to Ohoke Her.
sr.iir.n'.i Horton, who is daserlbod as "a
wealthy > ouni? niati." llvln** ln tho Re|
nord Apartments. Broadway and !r?>t h
strer-t. was asrvsd there yesterday in a
unit Whloh MISS OOHSTlSTS LS Crolx, of
No 1"! W.st 4!*th street, has broiK-ht
BSJSlnSt liltn for JIO.IA) for alleijt'il ns
hauit. Mis-4 Ls froix Bsya that Horton
"f.-luiiiinisly an.l l.rntally choked the
plalntlfl and trled to throttle h?*r. also at
triuiitliiK to suffor-ate her h^? plnolnir a.
plllon ovor ln*r far?* atvl liolrllnir It there
i'm- B l"nK time."
Tha sllsssd asssuli sccmwJ 'a^t ||os>
ilav. BOOM nther ihliiKs w iihh Miss Ls
I'lnn hhjs HortOS ?ll<l was to place hls
knep on her sbdOOMO, itpraiiiinit her
"ixi.tii rii). .ind drsfl ttet sbool ths Bosr.
Hhr BBSSrta lhat sh.* has sustaineil per
iiianfiit Injurlss. Bpsneac ffatsrs, a sst?
tnti l.roker. a hroi ln-r-l'i-lnw of Horton,
said v.sterrlav that BS knew B0thlll|
alioiit the BSSSUlt, SUt that he unileratoixl
th.- m.ittn nail been scltled. Ho wun snr
prlsed that the BUtt was flled.
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MAKES BURNS A CAPTAIN
Wxfdo Announces Promotions and
Transfer of Offlcers.
I'rilio- ruiiimlssloner \Valdo annour.eed
that ha had promoted Lieutenant Kdward
.1. BuiUfl tO the Kiade of raptaln. anrl OM
siKiir-d liltn to tba 4*oininand of the 1 nlon
Market station The .rlvaniM-ment of 8er
-fBMl MlrmlnK'hani to the grade of lleu
tfiiant was also announced
Captaln Willlam S. I>ay has bSBB trans
i.n.d from the I'nlon Market staUon to
I..-.* avenui-. Brooklyn, and Captaln Will?
iam F. Hoettler, from the l.ee ivenue sta?
tion to the Hutler streel station.
Captaln John J. I?ntry, und.*r the sann*
onlir, lomes hack to Manhattan. from the
ButlST street station, Hrooklvn, to com
inand of Trafllc S^uad B.
AMUSEME
-.-___*
NT8. _
JOHN MASON
Mll tOHK-i I.K1DIM, IHI-trRBt
EMPIRF H'??r A40th_t. _.-?*. atfifj
trnrint. Ma!, To.__y ,nd Sftt tt |,J?
JOHN DREW W*?-?.-siDw*
.FWIII1 WIILII Alfr-dSutro'aOm*.*,
-THK l'FKI'LEXED HtHBAXD^
LYCEUM *;?? 4&h"0^"Vfi,W
MISSBILLIEBURKEl?
? 1IIK "MIJfD THK PAINT** lilRL?
criterion ;\:r,f,Mvs; B__-vTl_
i..,-- Mts.To-tfar a Bal t:lf
1-uat 4 Nlght.. Mai | Matlnee..
TANTALIZING TOMMY
garaick ;,.:..:,...";.";", 1:7*11
r*:nn timk mondav. vov. lin
e- fntax ?? WertC
ln the -
: -r-.a
TMK 1TT14K.
Hem B rn* eln, iui hor
HUDSON ",,;\ -:
ROBERT LORAINE ?, VN, ?Vt"'
Tl KftDAY. Ot T. .'? Best* norrow
HELE.N WARE ?,',!,;,;,
PARK -oti. st. coi. < > , j|tW
raammt u ,., | s,, .,
l-iat i Wrrk.. Inn. MeXeiy. Beaot*.
CLIFTON CRAWFORD "M..Il.ll--r
NEW AMSTERDAM 1.
Ta-ilat Matlnee Ij.vf ae.-u. 81.88.
THE CbUNT V LUXEM30UR6
I IfiFRTY Vi *- I Bi. Ev-.a
li Jtm i -$i :?)
yii CCTDLICC
miLtOlUlltO KU.r,^ ,
K*4I4 h' IIIKII KKIt. l:
tiea. HI.V Mat*. To-d.n und Bet.. !:I3.
The l.aal Uord in Mual.nl 4 smedr.
OH! OH! DELPHINE
M09UN KCWCEsSkK
t_lfl_ti'l_']Hlti
B waj and I6tl R s* it 1 TV
arid Bal .
___o_
r??l_TV B*wey an.l Mth K ??' U s "*
UAIC I I M ,., To-.la. and ?.)?
i.-A H trrlsSi -.e*a
_____:
(ieorg* Na.h -nl Kdward
CLOBE MONTGOMERY & STONE
iiihvn'i: ELSIE JANIS
H s/at.'soV' The Lady of thc Slifttf
on Sale. lst Ngt Vext Mon ftXt ?l
n^x OAM open 4lally 0 A. M. "?p *
"i:o COHAR'S T,,K
B**ray * 4td st.
tfei a U Mata Wed. _.?.' B_?
Mat. To-day, Be.t Seata II.W
^COHAN
"BROADWAY" JONES
Cohaa'a Complete Tri imjph._,
BCTflO "'?' ??' ??"?*h ?-'' a>o.B:l* MtaW*
ASTOH ,< sat Mat.Today.BMt BsataUM
v .- ? ,,t. ":;|nin?,u'.v,,:*: iTo'iu*
The Woman Haters ,,.,,
PDlUn "IK TBA1I. Ol THK I.ONKMOlE
UnAPIU piMC, wlth ?h_rlotte Walker. .
belasco v: xzrxtJ^-*
"MISSSTARRTRIUMPHS"^:;
- FRANCES STARR
present- _ ? -.,..
I IIK l W. OT HM Kl._
DrnilClir l-o s*' 'f*.*'" Evenings S 1.*. Hharp
REPUSLib ...,.,; m i s Today a *-* 2",
WIIHam Kltloii .i Davld BelaaKopraaja'
5 GOVERNOR'S LADY
BFMITHSB
iiiinu cn H" *' |,mm,? Rr,it- Kmm*
M.ira J.",. . (Iraham Mnffat'l P]*_*P
B*wa) \ la Ri - - Id* Br****
?'...i Kl Henl a ,b*rldah FAFr
Mata 25c Ison.Vanderhlb * I
7 Ave.. -lull tllaaer. , ?
fii Bl lllnor* _ s.,:r, Wiliumi
Mat* j;,,- rreJWatSaan. nena*BBtjl
u
raaui
*? D ? 11 a M
ALHAMBRA
11 I'.il. M?
H1RIFM ?)1, -M4ITIIKK.'' ' .,.
nnnLLBi ?ll, Krel.1-.%0c, [>ail> M <_J_2
KAKOI. IA> HALL. __
NEISEL QUARTET
6CHAMBER MUSIC COHCEBTS
TPIIDA1 KVKMX.'; ...
\.,\ 18, Do* IB, .1*4,1* 14. Feb 11. M ' ?? Af ?
Qeneral Buboerlptloa) Bal* NOW 4>p*n
Siil ? -ilptlona. III). IH. Helen l.o, e. 1 V*. I?3,
('ARNKtilK HALL. **.'?? **??? Aft. *? _**
Vlolin Rerltsl MISCHA -n ,k,t)l ;v H
ELMAN ____!
Btelnws? 1'iano Mgt. W.ilf*ohti Hur-*"^
t'AKNMilK HALL. Neit T.ie.. 1f? al
Son* Herital MAIH'KI.I.A n.-Wet* 11
SEMBRICH ss|g
r"lt\NK IA rOBOE at the Plano _BjW<___-j
DALY,ST,,,vKv,T,?,r-i,Vy IB.-SV
SARAH BERNHARDT J^a^
Bi i__it ? *?> ?r),r8othBt^*r*!.{?
1 J U U MAT every DAT AT --fi.
'V'RAINEY'S AFRICr^J^
UAMMERSTEIN'S .;??. -^<&&
"ni. .\Uie 2.". - 5Qc. Marbl* ?j^jL__?
51k IVE B'way. I "?-rSB IV W?**
Ifl AICa sj|.h hi Morgan. Bal!*?_*.Wi_
D_ll> Mat. i5-ao?,l gan. Ttilx ABlWjJl*