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DIX CALLS COUNCIL
OF
Successor to General O'Ryan
May Be Decided Upon at
Conference To-day.
FEARS FOR APPROPRIATION
Recent Changes Said To Be
Against Rulcs Laid Down
by the Federal
Government.
tha < "mrnanrllnir ofrVer* of tlT^New
"Vork NatJanal Otwrd arere nol a little
e'irptia?ri reel relviag ordora
..-? report t"
irovern-.r Plx f..> a ' at noon.
it whv i,..^ Gorernor ha? ordered the
'.fflrers lo appei i o b Mn at Albany
hn* i-a'.a.-fl mtirti sproulation. bul DO 0B9
can teii deflnltely. The eonaenaua <>r
opinion. hpwever, amona "'? ? beat
rj'ia^ftrel tO judxe. is th;it the QOTarnor
dealres to CO?OUll them upon subjeCtB of
1'nportaric-p to ihe oUlltary force of the
?t?t? ThiB li is baM naay hare to do
with the appoiatmem ol a majoi jen
erel to aucceed Majar Oeneral Joha F.
(?'Ryaii.
lt is aaid that the Governor has now
aome taabta as tO thi le^alitv of th*
rreaent urKanlr.ation of Ihe New Vork
National Ouard, beinit withoul a ma.ior
grereral ' ..riiinandlriR. ai I the polnt has
bIbo heen bronghl "1) that Ihe present
orKanlzation of tha K'iai.1 doea not con
form to the iniliiia law. preeeribed bj
the War IVpartment.
If d'.rinR the nmferenee tre .;,,\
_aks thflr opinion :i? to tha appolntmenl
of a Burressoi to Oonaral O'Ryan, it la
helieveej that the tnajorlt) ..f oBcera m II
favor a eelectton !<> aenlorlty, and In thla
.-*?? HrU . ral John <:. Bdd!.
rnmmanov >; Ihe M Bri' ' '?'
would get ih? pitim He hoMa tbe breret
tank al 0~n< al foi n
aervice .f twenty-five yeara, He
ftret ,1oln- 11 ? a? ird - ;' prlvate In th.>
17th I:.fa .: ;s':'
Not in Ft; o* Censure.
Pr.rr
William '? arbi i - the adjutanl K< i ?
ehlef of atarf. amonj ? ulBcera arill, lt i
le eipertet'. i. Ili a "ti hla
ahould Qofemoi
na to wi || ippo :.'? ?? maji
jteneral.
It if. aol red
e,I .,, Mi ;, Il ! ??? BT th.r
. eala fat _li * . ? ln tbe meeting at
1. ii- ' lober 7,
? I . ? -
eetj
?t.i to thi Governoi
tftcr It ira -1"'1-'
t...n, lt is aewrted, eaded the Incldent.
Tho orfK who ha-.- lefl New I
-
. b -i.i:. i '?> n< ral Jo
h. -
ijHir.- '-? BH| Bria
rhlef ol ? oaet ai -
ijlleiy; Colonel ;'ani?-l Appleton, Tth lli
i'antry; < olooel Tbomaa v\ Htu
J nfantj > . ? oi - I ? '? 'oaley, ?>ytn
i ei Wllllam U. 1
infantry. Colonel John H 9'oote, I4m ln
aii'ry, Calonel Wllllam 1-'. Horrla. 9tli
?aal A.t.. er]. ? olom I riiail** i
!?*?,.?. 13th Uoaal Artillery; Colonel
Kiank ii Norton, 28d tnfa I | oionel
Henry C Bart?man, 4"t" Infantry; ?'..o
nel Walter B Hatehkln, VU ECaglneere;
loionei Oeorpje A. Wlngate, ist Fleld Ar
tlilery, Colonel O. B Bridamai lal
alry; OatolaOl ? haries I De Bevolae, Jd
Cavalry; Mav W. 1 Terrlherry, lal
Fleld h.>b; ? ; Captaln W, L Hallahan.
lat tJlarna'. ? ^.r.; ' iptaln Ot
K. Schtr.K. id S gnal Cotnr_ny.
Some well Uno.vn ofricers of tha N:i
tional G.ini'd di?iussitig tba a<;uon oi
Governo- Dix in abollel.itiK tn<- 6rga
tion of th* olvi?:or; ,f tha Som Vo:k Xa
llonal Guard, 9be)vla| Major tieneral
John K. O'R/an, commandinc, and mak
ina Adjutanl General Wllllam V.-rbeck,
the virtual comniand.-r of tha fliard, aaid
that the Governor has vlolated the pro
vlelene of the I'nlted Ftates nillitia law,
and that ln ronseqnen.-* the Btate may
Quitc clannish, lhe?e new
overcoats.
A braiici new idea, too.
Made of a new imported
"donble textnre" elotli.
One side, a ron^li Shctland
in attraetive rnixtiircs tlie re
verse. a Seoteh plaid.
Awthentie C'lan 'i'arlans
MaeDona'.d, Sutlieriand and
Stewart.
Juit one of the attraetive
featnres *>\' ttiis se,ason's over
euats.
Lots of Seoteli m OUF snits,
too.
Seoteli eliev ints and twecds
rou^h servieealile fabrks.
For the jrame to-morrow!
lrisli steanier rn^s woven
(in hand (opms in Krin.
Pure wool. but washable
and fast cnlor.
Rogf.rs Pl'.lT CoMPANT,
Three Broadwiy Stor 1
at 8t ?t
Warren St. 13th S?. 34th St
MAJOR GENERAL JOHN G BDDY.
II,,,, ,,,,. | M a poaalblllty for eommand
of the National
l.e derii""i ol the large ipproprlation
from the natloi al govi i nn -
The aprJroprlatlon of IM80.000 by Con
ircaa foi tha uee of the rall
year ia , lenl upon Ihe organiaaflon
belM thal preacrlbed for the regular
army, which is lald down In tho mllltla
ragulatkma proi u '. t: a t ? -< l by the War De
enl i? follo"a:
"TVhen twd or tm.rp brlgadea ara r,>
rani7.?d. auch brlgadea may be oonsti
t 't.--.i a dlvlalon. which ahall becommand
f(\ i>y a iraji.r general; In caae of hla ab?
,.- ti ? sen or "frker
Of the llne."
Criticlse Recent Charges.
Vork from
the l'n I for the i pporl ol tha
National Guai U I ?"?? ? ?. and ""' ":!;"
: thal lt s '? quea
tion whelhi Ituatlon
. elve it
nl of adjuta i ? al
?? a,' aald om f thi " ?
Becl of th mllltla law,
ai 'l thi
the line dullea placed upon such i
; . | 0f ... ., . | .: bi >ft of aa
bed by r*a*u
? lierfornii'.'. by a
Aoothi ? ofll? sali '?''. hy, Bven the
rei enl ordi r J u Ing the lat Cfpralri tha
.st Fleld Artillery and the in Compa/iy
0f the ? ?' pa ";;h an 11
aealoBI the ovganl
?/aiion of tha army of tha ITnlted Btatei
..r any othi r army a ' ? ?? name.
lim io ? ai my BeM
riats 41 two or
.hfanti ?. ?<>?'? ?
the normal ?n. Th* othi r arma
of nn- ta the -iiv!
One well Ipiown offlce/iook the ground
attacblaj o/caYalry and fl<M
h v- to n 11 inlaatry btlrailr was :?
fectl) ! t "?. i whani i er deemad
aary. .- /
M here waa a:*
'nv;>fi\ brlpade |n a B ?..;..?
camp, and two Infantr) reglinenss were
aald ' Bcal "Tlie
? I *...] Bujnal
i .i.iiiv been/assiKfieil '"
the ;bt and td Brlgadea aieraly for the
? -?- of adi . - ...'.. I feel
ol f. ta< tl< ai ; ;' 0
Aii-at.... ? Movernoi Dla pui poat >.
to appolnl arearlj date a augceaaoi '
io 11 - - al John v O'Ryan, w hom
in retlred/from actlve duty last week
andlng th*. divinlotmi or
Ban|a-tlon ol the national guartl ..f this
. siftt^ Ai the eam< time Lieutenanl Colo
i nfi R Poater tYalton and Captatn Kd<
I w h? ?l Olmated, membera ? >r Qeneral
? 11 Ryan s sta.r alao aere retlred.
(d ita General Verbeck to-nigl
t tir- Govi . dlrei ted
Ihim i" laaae ordera repi 1 he guard
a.* a Jiviiioii Theae oi_e?-> wlll ha' a tba
effect of re-eatab lahlng ihe ntganlzatlona
ol the Ktmr.i on i ractlcally the aame baala
that they wert - n before the recenl dla?
bandmeiit. Ii waa M.it>iJ that thli BCtlOQ
was oontemplated bj the Gorernor a the
if aucb dlabandmenl
.* expecta t" la la
ordera to-morrow General John G kj.Iv.
conunaadar of tne Beoond Brigade, al
Brooklyn, as aenlor brigade commajider,
arlU be in oommand of tha dlvlalon until
the nea maJoi general ia nam< I
WILLIAMS ANSWERS MAYOR
Calls Gaynor 'little Fellow at
the City Hall."
"Alex" \\ -.
ior. who waa referred t.i ln uncoupllmen*
tary terms. bj .\i.i*..r <;.tv!i.,- in his ad
nrpss Ht tbe Ceatra Bapi it church on
\v'e(iti?.-.?.lay night, replled ta the "little
t.-'ilow at ti-? * utv Ma I ..- hc . :.:?-.1
with <<i>m'! unflattering allualona last
night.
'ln the nrst vii' e, ragardlnx police eon
? iitious,'' I.. aa : ? i j, i ? . miv that
\:. . a*\ | a frfliiio-tn.
; n.i a dlagra waa raliroaded
a M.-'-. 11 ,.ii BDd
.... laaot an s..i 'i ii . i'ia:i 2
.il. .-iii.-n are ?'
Commlaaloner Waldo i.- tl ? .?111v
uprlghl and honorable, In mv oplnlon.
"The Mayor apei i remnanl of
e .-id | ,,...i |n the I'? lt < ilepai tm< :.
Uitlmatlng I'.it thay ame *????. dlahoneal
rormer reKimos ?Then i waa In thi il?
partaient, ir aoaae one di.i g^t elubbed
ln d Whlle nohody got lt that dirin't
deaerre it 'itings arara deareii <>ut and
a?ra f>.it* \n those ilaya. 'I'.-l, thal
. Gaynor. n ixnt *o mueh ttiat way
theae days.
? in my da.v there were no shootlngs
ir,im autaaaaaslaa Murders were acarce
.rnl rotighs ?ho rommittefl rlolaace
?..-..- nmnded Qp. "^'.>i 'an tall tliat to
tha man at the v'ity Hall.
There. 1b one thliiR on ?hh ta I agre.
with him, though, and Uiat is ti al tha
potlcemen Blrould ba k<.)if away from tbe
Baloooa i'. gattli i avldaaea, That t<a? a
..^ i to ighl far vThen i was btapaetor
B t i don'l care trhal tha Httla fellow
down at tho City Hall says about ma. I
Iam i onfWen. ? timt wi,?n i
I w.v< in tha Police Departm nt i iii.i my
.i:.i: well."
DOVv-IE IN EP1SC0PAL CHURCH.
idatona Daaria, <-nn
,,? jo i '..v k loni ds of
-.;..-,? ... r.f
.;. i?-, ..-. ' Churi h IM vt Stir.. ;;,
st. I'Huis t'hurcti, whara he arfH atUa
ai aaalatanl ta lha Ra?. Harmai ge.
CLERGY10 AID MAYOR
Conference of Church Federa
tion Sends Committee to City
Hall with Resolutions.
'RECEIVED WITH COURTESY'
Glad They Don't Ask Waldo's
Dismissal, GaynorSays; with
Their Help and God's
He'll End Graft.
What mlght ha\e served aa an oppor?
tunity to ar.";se iinew VImvo: Gaynoi s
wrath nnd bad him to Utter in a br.,a.ler
w.iv tha" iisual lil* "ft rrprated ill opin?
ion tecardlni; certain f?Ull tindintr mlnls
ters f.-r whom he has no liklng. tunu-d
|,,to almoal a kwe feaal ln M* honor*
ottt... yeaterday, when a eommlttee ol
iWgymen appolnted at the re, ent Clerical
<\ iiference ..f th- N<v v.,ik Federation
of Churches, waned on him and ?-ipresse.l
ln lympathetlc terma their willt-gnaoa to
ro-operate with blm and the poil a ln
every wa) in ihelr power in enfordng th?
laws.
The Mayor was ready for them. fully
ezpertlni that tbey were golag to adriae
him to thrOW ('..mniission.r Waldo out of
ihe f'ulice Depa-tment. Btl1 thay dM no
ancfa Ihlaf. ln langtiage dlplomatle
?;;.,i^h tO BUil even the sonietimes Irnsd
ble Aeyor, they toid him they carr.e to
help and not to flnd fault.
"There were eaveral membare on the
committee." siid Dr. Hrmensnyder, chalr
man of the committee, after the meetlng
with Mayor Gaynor, "who wanted to rer
ommetid Waldo'a dlamlaaal Bai we more
conaorvatlva memhers WOUld hear of n>'
such thlng.
"Even BO, th.-re were meml,4;rs who di?
Hked t!ie Ma>or very niui h when they
-enl into the eonferenca But he received
111 with tiie otmoal courteey. We were
daeply Impreaaed by his franknrss and
epparent manly alncerlty, an.l those who
came eotagonised against him went awav
feeling very farorably disposci loward
blm. We found blm to be a dtgnlfied gen
tleman "
The committee waa headei by the Rov,
junlua B Remenanyder, of st. Jnmess
Lutheran Church, Madlaon avenue and 73d
street. in an addreaa to the Mayor r>r.
Remenanydei pledged him their combined
end Indlvidual support, and then latd ba?
fore him a reaohltlOB, pr<?-r tad at the (11
rertion of tho clerical conference held last
Monday afternoon In the aaaembly hall
a ihe Metropolltan B illdlni
Effcct of DriicDll's Addre?B.
Thls meetlng was nddreoaod by Oenient
,- hnsaii. Deputy Pollce Commlaaloiier
under former Commlaaioner Cropaey, In
worda thal ware taken a' the tlma aa ?
eevere arralgnment >t Waldo. and as a
reaull of which the movement io deir.and
thal be ba ouated was etarted.
Reaolutiona along uhb llne wera quaahed.
howevei aml a mii.br reaolutlon adopted,
<?,,). b waa lald baf ??? Ihi Mayoi r? alei
day, ai folkrwa
;? , al confei ence ol ihi Non ^ oi..
Federatlon ..f Churche?, w-.th a inembei
alilp of about four hundred and fiftj cler
gymen, of forty-nve dlfferenl d<
tlons, >,v ndred and fir*>
- ..t their meetlng, and
ii: mind ihe present condltlona ln the Po
ii, ? Department, a?s ,r?? t!.<- membera of
?i,,. force of Its apprecla'.on of l
-... iltlefl With whlch the polli.ntend
iu.,i alao offera bearty help !?? Ihem ln any
earneai efforl they mav maki
ei.for.'lng the laws, end, moreovei we
promlae io ino Mayor aml lo the Pollce
Commlssloner our ? ..nstant CO-Operatlon
. er) honeai endeavor lo Improve ihe
? aituatlon ln ti.ia <?>*>'.
,i gia.l lo '-'? ? ? the reeolutlo
whicb you have preaented to me.'- the
? ramarked drylj. "thal yau do nol
reeommend th? appointmenl of a Poliee
i'ommleoloner in pln.e of Mr Waldo, -i1
^,.me newapapera falaely reported
Helped by Clergymen.
He wenl on to >ay that the clergymen
,,f the city had a*si?te,i blm greatly In
bla work, wltl Ihe exceptlon of a fea
. elm ? ? med onl) to be i ritli al aa I
tabie Ile aaaured Ihe eaaei ibied
clerfymen lhal tne pollce force i'm In
-.:? ?? -. M Id I." '1 d nOl Iiee.l
o tell them that becauae a lleutenant of
. bad become the aaaoei '?? of ertei
Inala and had betrayi I the Poliee C
mlaaloner i ir whole ? ?rci waa not to be
, ondemned
ie .i.. in I thal he had ? me Into of?
? ?? detern ned to cul off . raft n the
p, ,, - I i.-p t .-nt. in w b hno ?v o
da Bucceeded alread^ th.it -|th
God*a help " ' Ihelr he ? . . lld BU4 -
., ,.,1 enl tlie time his terni <>'
i.rti. .? a
"I":i^n ? ? i,i ..ti t" remlnd ? ?m th ll
Iteeping ? Ica waa -i naatti i 11 Ic
requlred int work .... tbe part ol Ul
especlall) of be clergymen, and coul
nol be accompllahed all 91 irica. He waa
exceedlngly via.i h<- sa!'1 timt th?v had
confldence In Mr. Wa'lo, becauae Mi
Waldo wa.-. worthy of confldence.
The members of i '-omirilttee beeIdea
the chalrman, Dr, n i nanydar, were ih..
He\ l'a'iiei Daly, His! pPVedtrickCourl
t. . ihi Rev l. i. Henoo i ihe Rer. R.
\ McLaughll?, the H<\ Perdlnand B,
Iglehart Blabop Lelbert, Ibi Rev 8, Bd
erard Voung, RabW Aiexandei- Lyona, be
i>v Tbomaa BJ. Brldgea and ihe Ret
w.-iite;- Laldlaw, aecretary <.f th>- com
mlttea
FARMER S HAND THAT WON
Three-Card Monte Spectator Saves
Cash and Prestige.
Charlei Aldrlch, a farmer of kl%tlltucl
i.ring laland, atopped t,. watcfc i game of
three card monte la ^>t>ih ^tir.-t yeaterday
an.l remarked tha! he could pick oui the
right card He didn't wisn i,, i>et. ho^
ever, and aome one sai.i he had no money,
.iimt t., ahow the crowd, he i<.ok iw., t",
hiria from hla pocket w iien he pui them
baek he fell a ihk at hlv garrnent Ile
grabbed a hmii and heiu o_,
Wben -, pollcemen ,eme altmg the Lona
laland farmer sini held tha ha-,,i the
oarnei of whlch aaid he waa HowaN n
s.tt, who II'?d lli tlie next atreet ggd wh~
not a three card rn.>r,l?- man or ?\en ,i
plckpockel Magtatrate CCtmnor, how?
ever. inoiight th t tliere was s'ltti. 1,-nt
e\lden<e to w a t .-t.* Hass.-tt heii,R beld
for tria m |1,99? Tbe roung n i I
no' tai. the money an.l was loi ke.l up.
BLIM; MEN DONT WANT GUlDES.
The Bliad Mon'l Improvement Club, Of
SeW VorK. with a nicmh'rsh.p of almost
IM hundred Mlnd men, hn.; adopt.-d reao
? ,!-? proteetin ? eg?Inet th^ ut-tinn ..f
i! 1 . niiBylvanlH T'aiiroud Compai ln
,< ? mle arhicb compela thoae
.,:?:;. t-.1 with hii-- iraa to t,- tceompanied
? uiiir \-.h' . i-velllng ver the lluea
,.[ .,' road'a aystem Tha club contendj
|f ?W . ct> at hanlshlp on the
11|| ? thi in t" pa* 'i"U' le
ira - robbing " ol
il. r ? ice it bai i il "it a
i lin cison m '
i i pioiest.
BUDGET, $193,041246;
1AX RATE1HHH
' Appropriations, as Finally
Passed. Show $11,956,990
Increase Over 1912.
EDUCATION PROFITS MOST
Has Oain of $1,734,340?
Fund for Additional Patrol
men Put Back on List
with Provisos.
Th? hiiiljret of the N'vv Tarh City gov
ernnianl for IM arlll ba tm.oi'.W. Thla
ls an inrreaso of 11',8M,8M over tho budget
for 1818, whlah was MB_8N.2W, or af HV
;>",7.07R over tba ar-tuai rannlnf baata for
this jrar some speci.-ii ravaaue bonda
having been Bppr4?prlatad ta aupplemenl
the rurrfnt btalgat.
it ii eatfmated thal there arttl he n?>
Increase In the taa rataa far neal raar.
however. Thaj probably wlll i? tha aame
,.,? thla raar'a, a bkh ara:
Maahattaa and Tha Breaa .j *j
Brooklyn . i m
Queena . . . ,,?
Ttt hmonrl.
Thnt there *ill be no dacreaee la Bue
to two facta; first. tha- it la eatlmated
there wlll he an Increastng aaaei
estate valuatlo.i of abotit $130.nor..Oisl. ami
alao thnt th" general fund the COmlng
vear will be BBUeh larger than thls year.
" The .liarter pn.vi.l.-s il.it the budget
must he paaaad bafora November I. Il
was juat 11:81 p- ?. hjr tha cla? k in tha
Mdermanlc Chamber whaa tha Board of
Eatlmate paaaad tbe budget Actuall) II
was 12:43 o'clock thla mornlng. accord
lnp to the watchea In tba packeta or the
memliers of tho board. Tha delay waa
due ln fUinK up the BChedulea antl nmklnK
the t<>tal- up ln the ControIleVa nffive.
lu mnklnt; the budgi t tha Bpedal com?
mittee of Ihe Board of Eatlmate waa i n
fronted wftb the taak af redudng tha
total requeata of varloua cltr daparttt
ezceedlng by |8>,8MJM th.. preaenl baala
,i, . ,? arhleh they are now operatlng.
of tha exceaa, M.8n,171 rapreaented in
Increase In tho deH aenrlce, arl'
mandatory, and M.8C.808 rapreaented an
Incraaae In aducatlonal rarjulrementa
Bizcltislve of thi bs two arnounts, the total
aaceaa requeata amouatbd to v
Thal araoual waa rutblea ly po
H 788, ?
Bomc of the maln Itema ln the
prltb Ircreaaet ovei 1812, are aa followa:
? ?? aa
181.1 11*12
J .; 784 888 68 81.1
in rSB.071 4>i 818.670 -4
lire . 8,846.844 40 Bu8,87? KJ
an.i Etertrlclty 7.64 181 M UP.W2 01
Brtdfea. W2 !*.'< '-''> I1.W1 0"
? | Peniei , 1.887.877 87 i.'..^.-.i ??'.
. i 881 818 ??> ?.'.?".::il'-' ?" '
Publl . harltk ? :? 63fl ??-'. : - ' ?? w " ?
::. I r. 1 288 -4''. v7 11.34
i tllled
II . I 864 27*1.'. .
. ...... -I.. . H ?? ?.?;.-, ... (i4?. ..
4treei rieanl-8 - 7,716.078 46 211.888 78
1 -.. li Inrlu.llng ln -
II nai 3 886 ?81 71
BB-J 44000 84 I' .
On W tha b idgai ? ommitt* ?
Ided to cul .h.i ihe 8211,888 ** foi I I
addltl olmea Laat night lt waa
i pui ba< )< wltb lha nrovli mo <>r
allable and do aaa
bbo ild ba ippolnu .1 until tba
} board i ad aa ertalne I I ?? praai nl ai I
l propoaad dlatrlb rtton <?< tha p ?1 ??
and Ihe a imber needed
PRIZES FOR LORD DECIES
' Oow Valued at $25,000 Fcature
of National Dairy Show.
Chlcago, <ta t. Sl. i.'r.i i v la
England won t*n pi zaa nt tba National
Dalry Show bera to-day, with aa '*
ini.it t.f taa coirg rrotn Iralaiid of lha
Daxtar-Kerry bread. Lord Dcies took
aeran Bral prl* i and three aeconda
Tha hard araa antarad by Howard
Gould, uncla of Lady i?-. ? a
Caatle Gould ii'ne. a coar valuad al
l$_5,000, was lha featura of tha day'a
jexhlbltloa J. ?< Haggln, of Elraen
dorf i-'avir waa aecond to Lord I ectaa,
taklng iiu'.. Brata and four aeconda In
the Daxtl i -Ki-rry cU
MUST HAVE* A HEARING
Rights of Members of Fraternal
Societies Deflned in Court.
\ fraterni organlaatlon cannot eun
pend or espei a man wlthoul RivinK hlra
.. bearing 11 cannot have its aovernlnp
I iard both accui and fttdgv him for an
Ialleged offence; it cannot compel blm to
| pay ihe counael feet. lacurrad by the go
lelety in aa actlon broughl agalnal II b]
1 ? he member.
, Tli<-Ke pi,.i,'s ????.- ? iieil .n b) Juatlce
; Kapper and Juatlce Kelly, of thi B ,
! ''.nt- Brooklyn, yeeterdaj In an actlorl
bi Donato Saaaano agalnal ihe
??i i Podety of 81 Llera of tbe
i Pletrellneal
!?? Bi ivrit of mandamua wai
by Juatlce h>l y, Bittlag ln
pei rerra of the gup i,e Court, ra
him to full memberahip In th i'
|? ar.
?ii Baaaano, ai meirher of .i rojn
inlttee, Inqnlred Ii to th i ura ol
, ? ei taln fund* H aaa ? I rn the
' meetlni Latei. dthoul i *. ng, he
waa BUBpended.
i ,<? then tOOk 'he n ntt, i U| in O' l
t.. f.ii.< relnatatemen ln tbe orgai
, ..j Whlle the caae was pendl t l ?
? i.. .1 with a i.i ii from ihe f n ? ?? f i , ?
I attorney'a f*** t had Incurred ln defem
: inc bla actlon He refuaed to (>av. ;. id
jw.o then expelled from the order
'HALLOWEEN AT N. Y. U.
Freshmen Parade in Pajamas
and Are Ducked in Fountain.
The annual Halloweaa ceiciitation at
Nmi Tork Unlversltj waa held laat night
ii L'nlversity if?-i-:i11-?. when the
mores had the freshmen parade ln
i ..i Rnally took thi m to ti^
Kountaln of Knowledge" i.lucked
Tl ? !-? ? ? mlon which waa led bj .1
| ?nd hlred for the ooeaaton, '.v?-iit tbe
rouada ..( tbe bouaaa of th. dlfferenl pto
feaaora, a 1.bm oul ami a8Mka I
and it aih. > i.i.'i al the chaacelkrr'a
lu Brown bad raadp far tbam ? Hal?
loween feaat, an.i a>. thej at?- be gave %
ihorl ta'k in thla ha Hai.i he ?111.p.n-1
Hii aii tboae collafa rn_8totna a/blcb, "iike
ttii?- ..ii. arn not i-xln-itii' in anv ?a\."
aad vvhu 11 tenil la keo|i the rluhi BBirll
in th>- men al tha achoala .m rjnlTeraity
11.-1, ,'-.
vf' tha "apre I" -ne frai iman wera
1 lln. .I up 1 . %?!? 1 10 ti. ??] o 1
taU) .11 Ktiowl :? ' where e;t.-h ili.. .
"atuat," and 1 an BBBihar of ' ducka'
batwaan nv an bftaan. f,iie fr4aihman,
rba hk?l hern anpeclaUy "fresh, was
ihrowa aii tba ??? _t,
? VJ*
,'\M I . ' 1 I ? I . 1 ?
i . ? l ? .
This Sweater Ad
appears only
in the Tribune
We're brand new advertisers in the Tribune.
We believe that its readers are of a very high class
and that our daily story will be of interest to every
one of them because we sell just such clothes as
they will appreciate.
This ad today appears only in the Tribune. It
is a test ad to see how much interest the Tribune
alone can arouse. Every Sweater we sell will be a
vote for the Tribune.
And wc are giving it a fair show by nmking tne test a
rare Bargain Opportunity to you Tribune Readers.
We have 600 beautiful, soft, woolly Sweaters of closely
and cleverly knit worsteds. Warm and comfy, and fit
snugly like a good shoe?each one fashioned to cling close to
the form and to forget to stretch.
There are solid colors, with the favorite Oxford grey in
the lead by force of numbers. Also solid colors with trim
mings in stripes and bands of harmoniously contra3ting
shades.
Each Sweater is V neck -Coat Style?Pearl Buttons.
The price to you averages about one-half of value.
$2.50 to you. Regularly $4, $5, and even more.
^ U?)tR SAME ^tOlTrW^ I
SffOAlSrVAY AT WARREN ST -NEW YORK-5"* AV..BET *J"*"?"*_*
S rULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH AV.-BflOOKLYN - BROADWAY AI BEDrORO A\e
Bllllllliili.liUillill.!lll!llllllll!!ll!l!!li^ .
L
Six Hundred
All Wool
V Neck, Coat
Sweaters
$2.50
Regularly
$4.00, $5.00
and even more
TELLS
1"
John J. Glessner Testifies as to
Absorption "to Develop
Foreign Field."
TOOK STOCK AND MONEY
Counsel to McCormick Concern
Refuses to Answer the
Government's Questions
About Trust.
IgQ oct. 31. Detaila of 'he ii.. .
. taternattoi al Harvi iter
i ompany waa formed Irom eoi
harveater manufacturlng eompanloa we-..
r-iate.i to-day b> .lohn J. CHeaeaer, ei e
(,f the corpora?
tion, teetlfylng before ?? maater
I . rnment'e ault for dissoiutlon of
the [nternatlonal Harv?ter (.'ompany.
\r, ;-v. er toid of his eummoaa to
. k to talk with OOOTgO W. I'.t
.1 . ,.it the ?a_. of tlie pfOpOTty Of
o .'.- Buehnell * Qleeaner, manu
:s of the "i implon" llne of hur
K ma< hlnery.
' .tarted 1' i.e busitexs ln 1W.1" he
. p i rha it i weation our Sm ra
.... i t .: ii seii im property eraa in
We reoeived a tategram from
y. Perklni ><skir.K Mr. Bu -" and my
!-e[f t.. eome to Now York and rn*..ier
an off.-r for our buslne?s.
We made half a docen trlpe. Ontheflret
vletl v,,. toid Mr Perkina we would sell lf
w.. got btI at -e '.- I I ihe property waa
v, ?r:h Hi aald - nild k'Ivo ua ato? k
ln the new eoenpa ? i J rart eaah. < >M
i ,' i ? eombine, he aald,
?? to develop tba I ?eian fhld Wa *< -
, , . .. ,. ,,,M. and t - iranafei >.f our
de i . VI llllam i' La
?
w, re i "ii -nt;..1 ?'f,?'' <"'? ,'?'a, hai1
been completed that you were made rlee
preetdenl of ihe Internatlooal Harveater
?'ompans I'
v,, i ?-. ? ? replied Mr. Oleaaner,
.. i . . ,, te l that tne ori?niii7.e.!.
would need .il, ' bolp they COUld get.'
Mr i;ie-sper *? unable i" recall the
i of I ttlatlona of J "il .*? -", '?*-'-'.
niicn repreeentativea ol Ihe itfferenl
harveater companlee met in tbe offVe of
a New Y.'ik ai onte) and ti a nsfet red
theli proi ertlee t,, Wllllam C. Lana.
?uid you know who Ihe ofBcera of the
new company were lo beT" aakod Mi
i ;i oavenoi
"No. Ifr. !'? ? Ui ild he would eelact
? name tor the ompany and ehooae tha
,,rh, era later, ' aald tha wltnaaa,
D. .'.iting that InforniHtioii whlch rarrw
t . him l:i his capacily as an aftornev Is
. mfldential and prlvlleged under tho
wiltiK of Ihe courte, Cyrua Bentley,
furmer counael for tha McCormick Har?
veater Company, to-day decllni i to an
su.-r queationi regardlna. conforoocea
held in New v,.ik prlor to the orgaataa
.,f the Internatlonal Harveater Com?
pany, when called ??* a wltneaa ln the
? t h dlaeolutlon suit.
?. i, i t tho government queetloned
ti, b/I efirulni ihe riall made by
?ti.rut. - ,' the m>" ormlek famlly to
\',.? '? !. <> confi - ? itii dnancli i
ilug tb combii 'io. of harveater
inufaotu era, bui Mi B ntley decllned
reveal anj ol tba eeereta >>f the i ?>:,
? encea
ESdwln i". Oroavenor of counael for the
K . ernment, contended thal where a thir.i
i.. raoa ?as present with ui attorna) .m,:
it th.- Buhjael tnatter . o ild aot
be > maldered confldentlal nnd i/iieged
That may be true. but I .!,? l >t i.|- :
?land it rnai way, .,nd mual deellne t.>
iliacloee Informatlon recelved from a,
, i.ent whlle acilai aa counael, tald Mr.
,-. ? .
The wltneaa aald he was not preoeal
in the meetlnaj iti New Vork. July JR. 1M8,
irellmlnary step.s ware taken for
the oi K?nlaatlon el the Internatlonal
ii,u ieoter I'orapanj
Bentley waa th .i ev, ised, an,i Wil lam
m Ri >\. controller to the [nternatlonal
Har eatar i lom ?ny pi odt* ed the ap
pralaala <>f the plaata ..f the McCormick,
i.erinc Plano and Milwau rn rampanloa
uaed in determlnlna. tbe i te of tne
propertlea nhea tbe conaolldailon naapul
Into ? ffe.-t in IM They a.Re ed ln
.?I Idaaoa
B, n U'ooii, aaoratarj of tha Istaraa
tionai Haivaatar Company of Amertea,
ihe mlaa oorporaiftan for h? eoi iblmutoii,
,<le tifled numerous i-atalog. . prloa
lis'^ sent i,. .t?. nt t.ei-.s.
t.i itlOW t 'he dlfTerent 'n,-? of mih
i nines rtl ; tradfinark namea were
advei aeparately an.. thal itaadard
pi., . ? matntatoed.
Ollvi ' r Kln. In rhutKe ,.' ihe traW*
, | .f ndlet-MBtl ln ihe ofll e of tha
i 81 Attorney lenera!, arthed
AMU9EMENTS.
winter garden;;1^:^^':;::^^;^
-THE PAfWIN'q IHOff OF 1012.?
::sth xt. rii".. '.?.? r B"y. Mti Tma EIb I
?;.;," The Blindness of Virtue ii
Miinliaitun ??p. ll.?., 34th * ?"i A Bvs. at 8
SOTHERN & MARLOWE^^.^oVxeni":
h, K.of H'?:. v EveB 8:15.
LITTLE WOMEN
Mn?lne kllloil'BHh.. 89tli bet. B*y *? Vve.
r^; r,; r i ready moo
48THST.THEATREf? 2?S_3rfi5
gfS! UlUE MISS BROWN rt
l a.ino. B
PLAYHOUSE JR
l a.ino B ? ?? E 1 10 II ? ?? ? -. i> v\. ??
THE MERRY COUNTESS
M
l OMRIli . ? '??'
FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
\\ i am coiiieri
- - ? "
? Ii -i
THe'm^TERVhV1 HOUSE
\- , irrow. I
-,.,. ? II
HfMKY PMY
BKOADW \*.
: bi
D
.. j ? | r.'.-.th. \v. of s"-. x t
i. M i rs.ft:!.">. lltl.Tm'i
N ,. . * Tha Ma.ler of the l|on?e
THE BRUTE
BEL43C0
n . i - bi k - '
i
MISS STARR TRIUMPHS"
v . ? l||
I> \ il
BEI k*
ir'H"'.'
FRANCES STARR
riu: CAMj ?f ni(Kv
CWeBl ? i ? s ' . Mata. 8a<
4.M f I' - l'i A ^'e 1.3 19
; GOVEPNOR'S LADY
. ;f<> PftUli * Thea.. B'wai I i '? I I
-, tUn? ' ???. r.-n *..i:i- Day ft Wed
ne/i u ?A'' _ ln ,*,? lataei play
UcU.M.wU H iiKiniiH.W io f*
ASTOR . J:1B. I
TfTG WO .VAN HATERS
KI vi S IAIRBANKS ln
ii \ ruORNE OF TBE l.S ?..'
m bb Bernard Pagaa
QRAND THE ROSE MAID
v..v ? i i iir Foy ln irer the Rlver "
JOE ?EKI'S^iVJ Ri"
I SCRAPE 0' THE PEN
norroiv. J i.)
Batra Mat.
from WaablnttOB to-day and epe.t an
iiour llatantaB to tha taattmonj
The present hearlw? :n Chlcago Wlll, lt
[a espectad, be COneluded fo-morrow, and
the next hearing arlU be held at St. Paul
..-iriv ln November.
_AMUSEMENTS.
M.W YOIIK'S I KADINO THEATTIEg, f!
PlfDIRC B'wav"A40thBL Evgs atHtlJ I
tmrinc Mti.TV.Vw.B'.k'vDayiWed 218 I
JOHN DREW l^JL?^
-IIIK rKKrLEXKD_HCSBAyD.? J'
I YPFIIII '' " aBtbat! jpva i 20 shaTp!
-IU-UBI ||ta T'm'w, Kl*o. HayaThar
"'"BILLIEBURKES^'
-nu: "mind thk jAixr' _B___s
criterioh^ t ;,r r"-.T
BACHELORS & BENEDICTS
RA-PH HEHZ^^;
UM.IillUft, ii.sts.T rn'-v A Blee Dsy ? W>4
lll TMIK TO-MI.HT.
JOHN MASt;-:
thi; ut\< k
? rt rasts suthoi of '
HUDSON
HELEN%V E
tlBshbll eB--.k%, HARRIAlil
r ULIU:4
THE YELLOW JACKET
-JiDg*
i ani\ :, v . ? i . .. ?? j
Lael ! \\.ia i i- i H-1 ?
CLIfTON CRAWFflRO
HARRIS
A RICH MAN'S SON
t ' I I lr:t Ijt ine," I le. I loS I)
NEW AMSTERLaM '
! THE COUNT ?LUXEMBOURG
i:itra Mstll I <? I lerlion Psi.
L!BERiy
i vira Mattaee Bleetten l?a>.
1
E ir. y.\ K aeblataek.
Knlrkerl orL.r '. 88 Bl Rvei 8:18
Mata i. ii - ? Eiee. l)m * We.l. ttIB,
Mi.- I.i V\.,r.l in Mudcil ( omr |r.
OH! OHf DELPHINE
MOUU3 ROUGI^F
Mata. Te-ater'tv. lilee. I>*v a il>.i
ZIECFELDFOLUES
fillETY ' ? and lOth. Kv?? na.jo.
UAIC II u_fi to-ai'w, Kleo.D-iv % Wed.
I Igf VI hl h" IIF
' 1 ha r.-st I'arce ia v.
MILESTOHES
333
UFFILFN
lieorge Nash ard Edward Abelei.
GLOBE*"h< * '?" ""?
B'way a 44 s |Monta;omery & Stona
Eve.SilB Hat. Hlsle lanla
DsV'ad v * The Lady of the Slippar
FEAR BIG DYNAMITE BLASTJ
Valhalla Folk Hear 15 Tons Will,
Be Exploded in Quarry.
ReeM?nta >-r Volhalla, Bear Whlte
Pialnaj are excited becaoaa they
learnad yeaterday thal rtther to-day
,>r to-morrow niorninK flfteerj toni of
dynamite' wlll ba aa< off ln ihe stone I
quarry -l Kenatco, which la a part of
Valhalla. nn-liminary to startlng kCt
. -I, conatructlon work on tha naw Kan?
alco dam aml reeervolr.
Thla Improvemanl wlll coal tha Cityj
,,f Now Vork $20,000,000 aml the
ervoir wlll be tha largeel ln tha chaln
of artl-cUl lakoa along tha Cataklll
IquedUCt from Manhattan tO tha A-'u
okan r> aervotr In tha Catakllle.
Tha entira quarry wtU ba dynamlted
m thal tha etone can ba uaed ln tha
conatructlon of tha dam, whlch wlll
i?. 150 foct high Drlll runti ira Uonh
1,1-,-n worklni for aome ttm*. ainklngl
1,235 holaa from 5 to 30 feel deep, in
whlch will be placed hundreda ot
Btlcka of dynamite.
\*|lla_eri ira wohderlng whether the
?hock followlng the exploeiqp of i ? h
? large amount of dynamite wlll noi
damage ineir bomea. The oontractora
say the force of the esploeton wlll be
upward, through the alr, and noi
thro gh the around
One realdenl of North White Plalna
?aya, however, thal - erj time there
r .- blaal at Keneti o hla houae rocka
s , that pi. turea fall from the walla
JOHNSON LICENSE EXPIRES
Collector Won't Issue New One
Unless Oompelled To.
. hloaco, ?ct si -Jn.k Jehnaod the aa
k.o fiKiitst. evtll n-it hold a lleenae to
conduct a aaloen ualeaa Cltj Collector
cohen la cempetted to I aui one t.. blm
The Ikenee fonnerly beM bi Jehnaofl <???
plred lo-ia
? Johnson has hle.l bond for a Rl W
llcriise hut I ?.on ? WIM ? '? ' IWleai ?'?'?
compelled to," ^sald t'ohon.
IIUMkKn '' ' ' I F nre-ce V -o-rs Pl"*;
jiniUnOU., j .-, i tncfl r*tnp*at % .">. Pan.
Upr'v tfa * '?'?? ? sferton * S'aoma Qlsss.
Cninuii. i. . I J -hn MeOraw, Ray OfB,
ULURIML yatj.le Urnhert * Er
[,..;. m BestBaH,"PancaDrsaaVi
. . if is t.a: gtrv. Sam Chlp
126 st. | A Marv SJarble. Bonlta *
? ' r>?n tleara. Kata-Waiaas.
HARLfcM , Eva 18-586. PaUyMatltal.
CENIuHT v . 8mi i . i... i Bree\f.BT.
. erCo's 8100.000 PredottleB 48
THE .AUGHTER OF HEAVEII
,..,-... , al t.aigamofy'ra --Ev.Mai..
PfilCES 25c TO $1.50
T^NEWSIN
. ,.,r \\i?e,. ? Ith HaaryKolltK:
? nt ?l nl- !40 W 4< ?
LmLl U"ANAtOL"
ELTWGE '
WS'HIN THE LAW
FLWSSsDORF5.-.?
sbai tlwmi rtmrm la a eteai Ceaatry.
SUNDAY NIGHT :;
-TKEPACIFlCCOAST"v! 'v'^"
m.u r.i.iici^M" "M^gJEfo
, ,|INr..H II Ul.. |.....!.?rr..?- 4ft Bt ?86.
GLUCH siM
k: 'vbk i'ixN.i m ??- h I
liBi V?C H **??! I.ABT DAY ai'M?*_f.
DALY I ii'am lollP.M I8e *?*>?.
SARAK BERNHAROT JggSe*
5fLaOL- Ulllan s*aw. f7?*",!"
8MU ga
FP3D SHOW fJt'_C.i-S
M. te. 11 P. *?
vrtm aa ' " *? ??? '" _'
BIJOU ?? jjg |
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