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THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913.
Henntssy
Vtrwmp Ttn tlicnlvi-r hml received It
ln'llrt-tl.v '
Mr. Ilentifsiy icpcntf-d lor the Magir
trate'H I coord 11 ilcrorlptloti of a gigantic
sc-hemc of grnti wlili h, In- miI'I. I"r
inentrs tli" emir. Stale, n carefully r.n
t"inatlrcl method of extraction which,
lio mild. Hk- tl. ii mi' tn.. In based mi
tli" principle lli.ii r,nrn lilin "ho lill
ahull Im III. in Hi I roughl forward the
niitnc.s of Ins iiifni m.i ntf. and every until
In- luciiDniiid, If I iiIim . will mm-
pvuicd tu ti.ll what I" knows,
Violation of t iinrlilfiirr. Ilr falil.
licfore In li.'tiim ds ti.sDti.oiiy Mr.
JI'iin-nT ili'lurivl tliHJ In- was talking
agaln-l his ph..sl"laii orders ami lilt-"
In putl'i,i ot wh.it Im liello rtJ to Ihj a
iniitlilcni'i
Ills Information concerning Judge Me
C'iiII'b tiniiiliiiilliMi i hi obtained, Ii'' ilil
under such clreiimstnnccr im to make It
Impossible In In- sM-i-ltii' mi many points.
Hi? fllil ii"! think hi tin- tlini' lie oh
tnltirtl It th.it It would iAr I'" used I'.v
him mill tm- lli.it miMin h" illil int ask
qumtioriti that would enlighten lilin im
to particular dates titnl ttnumntN. He
wan liitttriu I'll In go ihcad nevertheless.
Mr. Whitman old nut ark mimy iitier
tlona. Tlir ulttii-h- tolil lili rtory In Ills
own wa. 11' Isgnn with MrO.ilI
m liter
He raid rlirtt lii ami K.JRc-.i. P Wood
wero old friends ami tli.il since both were
ttttcrerted In t'ie Alimh) situation and
Mr, Wool lif.il souivm of Information not
friendly to Hennery tiny found It iidvan
taftous to confer frcqucntl) . Patrick I"..
McCain. raid lli-uncs-), war one of tho
sources nf information U'ood bad. TV
talks tu wh: h Ui,' wltr.tsr it-ferred be.
San Ian May.
l.at- In that tnor.-h. ot Wood' home In
Went StvenDeth street. U'ood told lien
ncy that Mcfabe liad told him about
a meeting In I Vlmonleo's at which Will
San 11- I'itip.itrlfh. nf Hurt.ilo. Mi-Cab'.
John II. MiCu.it y of Hrookln, Senator
ttobert T. Wnmp'r. Jtidrfc Mci'nll and
Chirles 1. Mtirpliy new pre.siii. Thin
maetlng was litld the week Won- and the.
topic discussed, neconltng to Mis'ah", was
tha Impeachment o tinv. Hulrer. Hen
needy said he told Wind he know uUiiit
litis meotlns Watim Judgo MoCall had
told Gov. Stilr .ib.nrt it In prt'Sncc
ami bad dMartd that Ik- lott titc mcetlni;
Jn an anKi y mood becaum of the dis
position tu Impeach Guv. Sulzc.
To thin Wood replied, Hi-nnifjy 5.1 M,
that McCain told him th,' rra.on MtVall
left w.n hc-au'.o aftr McCall sot
tlirougii NptalplTiq to tho hUhtn that Snl
zer couldn't N" Inipo.u hi'd logally Mrt'a'.ie
called him down and t.ild if thfy w.intfd
any 1'Bil fpo',!l .; l!'.i:y v uuld J
lawyo' to tI'v t'.n ni.
Wood t'..t-rrup'in t 'Id lUnno'-y, mo Hi'ii
ncty tt-1-tlfictl. that tln-rr .ik a tlmo wliui
Mr. Murpli u.ifr.'l so fr'.mdly lt'.i M"
C'all a:id tli.il H took .1 Im of inil n.-m-c to
lirlns alicut McCall'" n.'inlnatioii for the
riupronn' Court. I'i .MKiist, -aid Hin
npsy. M.iv.i- ia) 1101 told him l.t' lln"vt,l
tcCall ttoiiid ,ic tlw T.t'.nn':. try c.i:"l.lan
for Mayor and ii" told Wood what thu
Mayor had raid. Wood ncroi-,1 that tin"
Muyir w.ii Mifli: and thru iit oa 10 till
ITfii'iCMiy ,il,o'.it tin: . Ir.'iimit.'inct- under
nhl.'h McCall ttai noniln.i'.td to tli-t-w'i.
Win . I i;id. Mr. He li"-f t trlltlnl. t'.iat
IllK T!'H SuIllv.'.M A.iy .iiiiiu- t.' m'v
.M'i'ail im inti.tti d 1wn,iii-. lie knet lim l.i
I'.inni-.'i ion i.' ci.'!ali. Itnoir in."''' miuers
at Alhan;. II'C Tm ank'-d Mtupli to
'.iomlti.ni M'i'al1 .Mid Murpht ib
.lir.id.
Thf-i w ,o,i ai,e,i .tici ',.11 m ?o ;o in.-
Hoft'iii-i llo-i." to sec him nnd APthony
.. II-.,. li. r..-r .ti.-i all tun Knn o"i
Moe.l .M.iv.i: o'l I"" t leph-e-e .111.1 ,ishc 1
mm 10 . it" ot. anu n-e n .1,1
.iiu-,.i; ..-din' . 1 iwi ion. .,
-rio ii.. "''' ';," '' ',.
I .1,. I .1 1 VJ 1
:JW, ,..r rrull "T;!
M i-p iy " . Id 3 7?,ir dlrtVi-i T.,,l,r
hadn't irS.d him as a candidate. Urady
..rk-d Murph f he would nominate M-
.-.-.11 If M.-'.Jll cot Ids leailer'r consfnt.
Murphy left w th.-jt p.-omlsltm- nnythlm.-.
Wood. aecordliiB to the .story lepoated 1
v Ik-m-sr). then aivaiujed throuch M.-l
Call's dlrtrl' t bad..- for a m-ttinc tint
tllglit It. Wood's 100111 le twdn M 'Cill and ,
George W. I'lunkltt. I'lunkltt came tlr;
ar.d ruld he didn't know McCall. He,
wajsn't oppored to McCall ro much as he
watt to the mctnod taken to s-curv h'.s
itomlnation. He said too many men wet"'
Kolns to roiirtn-nth .-tr.ct before t'n-y raw!
thtlr district leader. McCrll ar.d I'lunkltt1
... . .
were left alone tor a while and the 1
I'lunkltt came out and said hi would unto
Murphy 1 iiomin.it McCall llennessy
paid he thought Woo.1 told him Murphy
was waitlni; in a Third avenue restaurant
for tho result of l'lunkltt'.s meetlm; nlt.'i
fcCalI. Murphy inntlnuc-d hstlnate and
Bid Tim wept to .ee hlin again.
Said linpeelor I'ald Assessinenl,
Wood tekphor.nl also to Murphy 0:1 th"
afternoon of tin. convention and asked
him to stop In and roe him on his way to
Tammany Hall that nlttht. Murphy didn't
do it. Wood didn't attend the convention,
but he met Murphy and Philip I'onohue
ufterward and Murphy raid McCall had
oecn nominated.
Wood told llennessy, s Hennersy twtl
H'jG, that McCuII'm i-hnipnicn assessment
-van paid by William W. McUiuchlin, a
police infpeetor. Wo,s didn't see It pa'd
mnl Henncssy taid Wood cave him th"
imprrrrlon that Mcl.auirhllii told Wood
about' It. Hmiiierrj- raid part of the money,
aocordlns to Wor, -Aent to Grorxe V.
I'lunkltt. Wood did not ray that any
part of It went to Murphy.
McCall war slow about rcpayli.c, raid
Wood, aeoordliu: to H'-nnessy, and when
111. lart payment war due he Insisted that
that amount wan McLauKhllti'iicontrlbutlon
10 thot-Hinpalitn. Mi. L-iushlln. accordlnK to
tho utory which Hennesry raid ho believed
Wood sot from Mel.-iuchlln himself, said
that h"! made hlr eampaiBn iMntrlbu.:ons
to the lertular places, includliiK Police
lleadrpiarterr. Then, according to Wool,
an arbitrator was culled in.
Mr. Hltmcssy said lie thought Wood
raid it wan Warden rallo 1. However, I
Wissl In Septembtr after '
ivhui ho raw
the impeachment trial Wood told him hi
couldn't remember whether or not Me.-i-'atighlln
had said it was Fallon. Thu
arbitrator drclded In favor of Mcl.HUBhllii.
Wood told Hcrmtby durltiK tin l.ibt week
in September that McLaughlin was still
at outs with McCall.
(1. Whs that mietlnK III the Hoffman
Home the only one nt which Mr, Wood
war present with JikIbc McCall? A, 1
think th-it was tho only one
J Hid Wood ray be was present when
,'udBt McCall illreusred campaign fuudu"!
A. ,lle did no! ten mo o. I sathe.fil
thu Meluuirhlln told Wood what he
l.tie c about I'uinp.ilgr; contrlbiitlonfr.
Cj, Wai Mr. Wood present at any time
v-hen nm.icy w as clven '.' A He did not tell
ni" lie war preteut ,11 ail liieetliiR whtrc
oionty 'ins (.'lien.
C. fid bn tell you McLaughlin told
hlin h( h.i'l adtrnccd monry for Judge
Mci-all't canipaliriiV A. Yrr.
cj. I'ld In tfll you how much Mr
litiKhlin tol'l Mm ho bad advanced" A.
,No.
0. Hid he say anytlilnK about u mem
orHU'luni" X No. He raid .McLaughlin
told hbn be Bate the money In i-ash.
1, i, I Mel.auBblln tell Wood what
.ludlfe Mi 1 'ii 1 1 did will) the money? .
lie told him, as I undeisltiud It, that
pmt ot wild In Plu'ikitt,
Ihonulit Ilea 'nil "(llttsli,"
ij I lat 1 ; mi stnied ivi tjHiIiik ot your
ffiiit erfatkm" with wooil ' A, Not nil,
lie lotd me III. il Mi'Cill il. llttl. llilllj.
1111 nt 'I 11 inn .' Hall, ib. ' i was of
llsll to tne (.li-'. ml. il Ion 1 thai If It
haUn'l bien 'oi hb lla IiIiiiiIh, In
eludlli Mi llr ui) be '.'onlil m ier h.itc
beer) nrimlii it"H lor tin' b, ueh, nltl.oiiBh
Hit: Tim icir..ilnb'd it.
1, Ha.ie you any futthtr uifor tiaiion
toiicerpliu.' .IiiiIko Mcfall'H nippori in that
caiiipnieiiV A. No.
i). And all your Information hi from
,ir Wood Mlio. "U think, ;ot It frohf
tilcLaughllb '.' A, Yen. I
Q. Do you know 0 any other contri-J
Offers No
IiuiIoiih tnado to .IiiiIki MrCall'r rum
tialKH expi'iiMffi of that year? A. No.
T1ii ttltiiif.M null) ho told Gov. Sillier,
Cdllor Stoddard ot the .Villi and Holier!
Adanion aluiiit tin no thlnBf InimedlMtely
iflnr Mi'i'nll wiiM nominated for Mayor.
Tin' Pletrli't Attorno al.o ImiUKlil out
that nil of the trnnfactlonH rtfe.rred to
look place more than three eiirn ngo.
'I hey I'liiinot Hit rf fori Im made tin lnhW
of iin.t Piciini'utloii nt the liferent time.
Knti nnB upon the second phase of his
tfillnintiy, Mr. Helineriy raid h" tins
ut'iialnl"d In one vuy or another with
Arthur McLean, thu treasurer of thi
Uoiivx-ru.tl, Stiito conmiltlee; Philip
lioiiohue, ttoururer of Tainmany Hall;
Gfiirue AtcGulrc of Syriicure and Henry
I' HurK.ird of lluffalo. He. raid he talked
mtli Miiluire In Syracuse nnd leartnd
en lain things in 11 peia ral ay ntniit
canal conlraetn and State hlKhway con
tracts. '1'heii he said that he went to lluffalo
before thu prhnarlCM and In liKhtlnB Will
lain 11. I'ltpiilrtck had iirrerteil that
contributions had been exacted from hlKh
May contracture titnl pld ou r to Nortnaii
i;. Mnek. Mack denied the iiriertlons and
wild he would like to be put under oath.
Therefore lleunerry callid oil MeUuIre
for nforumtloii upon which Hetmerry
could make itood wh"U MaeU wad called
beiore him to tertlfy.
Hennesay explained that Mack tieier
appeared im he promised to, and when
he war rubpirnued disputed Henntrry'H
leK.il rlfiht to rummon him. Mciiiillf ar
ranKcd to meet llctitierry In t'tlca.
I'revlour to mectltiK Mnlulre In I'tlca,
Henne) raid, he. met there Stephen Ity.in
uf ChenaiiKo, who nave hlin 11 lltt of road
contractorH from Chenanco, llroome, U
rcKo. Onondapa and other countler, w ho
tti'iit to Syraeuto nnd there tinned over
to Kverett 1'. I'owler arretsnieiits tannlliB
from $1,000 down to $250, according to the
biro of their contracts.
tleocrlhed I'owler
Ragman.'
I'owler wim dercrlned
"the baitman"
raid Ityan had
no proof and
tell wus of no
he bad similar
by tho wltiKSs. Hennersy
nan.en and flgureh, but
therefore what he could
Milue. The withers raid
Information from Samuel
llerkln, a roml
contractor of Klrhklll , from John I . lto'io
van of Saupertles and from Henry 1'.
KurK.ird of Buffalo.
Ilavlnn heard what Hyan had to ay.
continued Mr. Henneju-y, ho av Mc
tiulr. who Rave him 11 written rtatenvnt
of contributors and the umountf. This
statement was handed to lMtr!ct Attor
ney Whitman. The witness explained tht
lie under, tud from Mctlulre that It was
imt a complete l'.t. M'tlulre knew little
about contribution? made tu 1S1". Hen
nerrt raid, except one of !:ti,n0u tnade by
Janior Stewart, a tor.traijtor. MiGulrc
raid. ne.nrrtlnB to Henr.ey, that Stewart
piv.. '.','i,o00 In I'.ilO, 15.iii'i more the 1
nest year, which was paid to .1. SerKCant
Cram, and 6. 00 0 more , 1912. which war
paid to .Norman 1.. "
i .iiW,-uuM,.ihiUiJ.lim-.r,ii
Heiin.'i, that William J. Count rr of Huf
fain told h!ni that trie tlrrt V-'S.''"" was
pro'iably what he hmi-elf to'le. t"d from
Mownr Conner iH that Muiph) told
htm to P"t louiethini.' fiotn .-t.'t.irt. .
lilaudiiB t'nit I: uiiBlit to 1 1. a 'ot, b-. .uie
St' wart had a Ko"d .'ontra.
raid, Hi iu.es: titl!ie,l, that
uiomt ,a bills from Stewart
h, i'ct.'1'cr. I'.'ln, and tool,
'i ork".
Hi nneyst addd that i 'otitn
I oi I.. :r
sot the
litit.k.ik
to New
, . , 1
toM ipm
aootit this the nlsht alti t Il' lnn-ir
lu.ntf
nls pee,-n m Hutlalo T'nu
man
iiatn.d Mel io.ioul-Ii In the n-.in with in
ner'-y and 1'oniiers. but 11. n11e-.1t 'aid
Wrf( i,.i,.ph,jnl"s lit tin- Itine i'.i, ri dl
tul.ted tl.t.- fact and that p-rhapr he
ilitin t tie.ii .t
"''niitssy interrupted hs r:,-r; ot bis
- " ...... iv.
, r Z? , ' I
f, 1 , " -ynti-uius lie told
Z . ' ' fa B " '.''.V 0r" '"'J '
f Ii ' l'-r j-nt. of tlndr e..nt.-..et j
." "''''V'" "!t"XK'r,i thlr
' p,"r '"' was made on all r-pali n- 1
',,'t" '",",' 'i:lt therefore the Mate must 1
I1'1'" ttlC tuou.-y that went to Mc- j
,. ,
lonn ' 1 onr.iulc. a mad . .intrs. tor, ,
'I"' "''I'Honeil by Hennersy as atiothr I
vollect.d motey mnl took It to New
"r ''"nraules otfu.d to Klve
!"""s ot .oinriliutors atid to t-stify
1f, '"' war wanted The mat throu-jh '
H"m !hC ofier was mad,, said H-nnesri, '
U an IniMih 1 '10 r..,. 1 .. . 1
vuinm. - urran was :n tpe
i-ouri toom ami was pointed out to li.
trlet Attorney Whitman bv the
Mi;rui'.v m" roitsori tic ilMn't l ntclit win-u i
summon onnnlM lforr li!m to fpstifvlh.nl i onthifl
was that he heliefid I'onsaules knew ii.'i .
llennessy had hltu ot, e.rtaln contra, ts In 1
Warren county. thotiKht Co'is.iulrs
was only wIllliiK to test'.fe U.p.re hliii
bei-iius,.. he thmiBht It would help him out 1
of his own trouble.
IlctuniitiK to Mitlnlre's talk. Henrif-sy
said that McGuIre Informed htm the
J111r.es Stewart Kt an offei 11.no Mo,.,
.imiin, secretary of Tatnmatit- Hall, and 1
11 Mr. l'oyle by whleh Stewart could r. t I
the TI A contract on the barne can il by 1
PayltiB tl.-.n.iniii p, thetn Setwart. the I
wltnefi) tcrtitied, hud mid th- same (hli.e
l" 01 1,- s.
Stewart, said Ilentieisy. was, .iceordlnK
10 .tieiiuire, tne lowest bidder or
i-oniraci, win.'ii aujoltir the 71 A contract,
llennessy said h" was told that Stewart
offered 10 take off M'V'i.n f,,ni his bid
If the fnnal Hoard would Blve him both
contracts He could do that because the
two Jobs were near toB'-thef.
( niilrart Held I p, He aid.
The McGoiern Construetlon Company,
which Hennersy said 1 composr,) nf
Philip lionohue, Tom Smith and a Phila
delphia man. iiad the lowest bid for tho
71A contract. Hennes-.i testllled that
MiGuIre said ho heard alnut the pro
posal to let Stewart have both Jobs If
li would pay over the Jlii'Oiin and
teleBraphed .Mr. Sulfr about It. That
was In Iiecemlicr, and Mr. s'ulrer do-
manofii inai nie i-anal Honrd hold
UP
both contnietr until after lie was inaiiBU
rated, Thy were held up, according-
to
llennessy.
'I im Canal Hoard awardrd the Tl-.i
contract to ihc McGoiern Compaiit. .Mc
GuIre told Hennerey, said the witness-,
that niter Gov Sulster war Inaugurated
the offir with again tnade to Stewart of
the 71-a contract, the prl.-o demanded
being then tU'p.Onft, Stewart rctused the
offer, said Mr. Hennesry, and tin Canal
Hoard then thiew out hlr bid on tho 72. a
contract on the ground that there was
only or.f bidder, "but," added Mr. Hen-n.-my,
"Im got it afterward for bid
which uns 3n prt cent higher than the
enBlin'er'u rrtlninto."
McGuIre also told Henr.,sy, the wit
iirrs said, that H. S. Kerhaugii of Phlla
drlphla gve 110,00" in 1911 and IJ.OnO
In 1 9 IS. and that one or the other of
these contribution!- went to Norman V,
Mack, He added that KerbaughV con
tracts amounted to l&.ono.non and that
he. had "alr.ady paid JleO.riOo that went
to Murpht.' McGuIre. Hennessv said,
tflso n.nneil II S. Stalbr ar a contr.11 lor
who took '."..fioii to N, vt York.
I niterslooil Moil-) Wa for Mnrpb.
Mi 1 I'll'.' said that piii lulls In tin dnn,
.1. S'-iteaiit Cram and Mm-phy iiinri.ed
tll'MI1 the I'l'lti-d Sillies S.'ll.'lloislllp
llennessy testified th iiitrlbutloiiH that
alii" to New York were turned ov, r to
'ram, but that uftrrnaid th-y wrie bhui
to Artb'ir .McLean or to Normim K. Muck,
"M'liat do ; 1111 mean whtn ,tou raj (he
inolH-y was taken to New Vn.-L ."' united
.Mr. Whitman.
"Ah Mi Gull.- told It to me. mid. r
stood thai il uieanl tin mm .) wan for
Murph), ' r.-nllnl Mr. Hi-nney.
Tim wltm- then s.itd tlri' McGinn
poiiiliil out to lilni that I:, ll'll K.lly, tin,
TamiMil t Mill iikii 11 S iin'iisi, sub
hi'i'ili-d .'i'i'i, 'i hich, h" said, tviiM pall
of Ihn moil" paid lo Coulee 1 y tin cm
truciois ami will! put 1 1 Ki ll r liiiui,
cover up th, real ;-,u H '"0111 which
ii,
eaiiin. Tom I'oh-y iiiadn a cot.trlhutlun 0
15,900, which according to McGulre'u
Proof; McCall Wants
rtorj cam" from np-Sla'e contractor",
Htherr W'Te tint down, .iccordliiK to the
ttort ri'pnited be Henninj, for fS.eOn,
Jl,.i"ii, 1,111m ntnl oth"i' ainouiits to coiur
lp Hie i al contrlbiilolN.
HenniMry raid tlini a man named
Itufann told him nt the llrondwiiy Cen
tral last Sunday thai Tom Koley Rave him
money which he put In the bank, then
flrew ii cluck and turnul the flick oter
to Mel.eati.
Meilulrii raid, Heiltifss.l terlltlcd, Hint 1
i. Gordon Heel, I'owler nnd Mack null
In Gov. i'h otllce one day ami iiKm-d
that Kowler rhoulil no to tin rli IiImI
I n,i dhlrloiiN on 1, stalfil il.i.t, thai tie
I division ttiitlneer iliould riininion tin con-
traclorr nnd "randbni:" them for lontrl
. butlonr Meiiulrc raid Hint l-'owler did
I KO and th.'t lilt eollectloii" were turned
over to .Muck, who broiiKlit the monet to
New i..ik .Mr. Hi liite.isy then named
othtr c"iitr,ictoiM on Mci iulre's IWt who
had itmiie 1 ontrlbutlon. 1
Mr hitman was Holnc down the it
when Hennersy. whore ph.Mlc.ll cnlnll
Hon Is bad, pltadid that to n 01, 'tould
li'ean that lie would lose his olco i ntln It
and would be forced out of tbo tnunlilpal
ciinpalirn.
Chief MiiKlMr.itt MeAdoo nnd elr
Whitman Imth ncrted fiat 't Mould be,
unfair to nek more of the wlttiti at thu 1
time. Mr. Whitman "aid It would t. lit .it ,
least two da.tr to tlnlsh bin cx'imlhatli'ii 1
of Mr. Heiintrry 1
It was npretil that Mr. Hci.nerv would '
not Is; called nKaln until Wednesd.it
The heariiiit will proi'etd Monday litter
noon. Mr. Wood will probably bo tl i
first wltiicis
Magistrate MeAdoo iKsUeil half i do?' n
blank nubpienas hut niKht. Mr Whl- I
mini said he Intends to iill 1 lery man
who had been mentioned by Mr. llon
tiessy. llUKene 1" Wood, mentioned In Mr.
Hennersj'H tertlmony a.i a lotirce of In- ,
formation about JuiIrc McCall, raid last '
niKht that he had "nothnik; to -.i.t." He '
laid he hail not been subpo naed to attend
the John Hoc proeeedlUKr. He mlded that
no represetitatlte of tne Iili.triit Attor- I
ney'h ottlco had spoki u to him yet nlout
the prot'eedlncs
"All 1 know about this udetnoo" r
proceedings has been brought to tne t
newspapermen," he said, "but 1 have been
careful not to answer an of their nuej- !
Hons."
Told .Vollllim, Said .Mrl.nlre.
GeorKC II. M.'Gul"" of Syraeuie, em.
war mentioned .tt the te, annul. t ,f Me
llenmry, ,s M'lttiih bin brother, former !
M'l.tor Janus K McGti re of s r.u'iire, I
j now resbll-iB it 12 Kim street, Niw.
I Ki-oheUe. GeoiKe It. Mciiulro cat. out
i tin follow Ins staieUK 'lt last ultflit in I
!a:,iwci to .Mr. Henne." . j
"I did inei t Mr. II. nnes-y at the Hotel i
I l'tic. at I'tlca, on or .ilioilt Septrtubei' I j
! at the leipiert of Got. Sulzer. who on that
il.iy teleiiln.ned to ir.e fiom Albany a-k.i.jr
me to tt.it Mr. Helil.ess'. .it that hot' 1.
t ...... tl- It ..H.I 1... ..i....i .... it
,;".,;";,.,,::..;,
k - ard to any e..ntrlbulloii that ma hiite
ibe, n made by cntractorr .m State worn.
1 told bin. that 1 had no personal know!-
edite of any contributions nude l anv
co itr.n toil that hid .01 b-e.i 'i'w!ol. 1
Tli.c is all the .iifornial!".' thai I pos. j
re-ii'l"
SMITH DISPUTES IWXXESSY.
lleelnre Mir af liitere.t la rou-
trneilnu l oniimii i Is I 11 1 rue.
1
1 I lotiias I Sni'li, -i.-:e!.i . of T..:r.-
, mailt H ill, rnlil I. it" last
I J.il.n A Henin-."s had tir'
1 1111 H-f n Ma'.st- it, M
,'L-'-.t t'.l It
'!.-,l cone"!
Ad"0 -las
.'tlt
iitntr
tin-
I t-u.
"I'ht- rtorv Is .ibsoliitelt tali..'
"1 don't know what Iliiin,-r-
drlttn at. I netfr to -ii ki.nit lcd. net
Jin1 stena-: In :ny life, no- .i.it repre-
ren.lt.'.e of Ills ,N'o- did 1 etir lo'll-
iiiim'ca;, -s Hh him. I don't l.io t n
111.111 named Hoyle who could have ilTtir-d
lr any Mie'.i trans n tlor..
"I l ave no ii'tret In .in Mei Jot ,i n
Constiuction 10111, .any nit in r d.p.i'tli or
!tidlrectl. 1 tiei.r had ant eonts rratmn
about .anal cont'ac'.s. ie took u it .n lion
with leferen-e t" UK 1 .l.'.'i"- T',.
Who',, t'lK'T ' II I'.lUfl- 'U e1.
M'CABE SUGGESTS JOKE.
ni lie Talked In Wontl as lint hood
Crlrnil.
Al.B.l I 1 1
1 krl; of the
I P.ltl'el
M'
'tati
liat- tas ni..
ti
'ked il it 'i'i' trm that In
Taiuniaiiy Hall milters to
KUk-ene Wood, unit to ha-.e Wood 1epe.1t
them to John A Heiniesst.
"' li''i'' known i:ueie Mood sit-.e I
wti. -1 but," m,,1 Mr Mei 'ib. 'Tliere lb
1111 o1'' friendship bitw.eii our families,
.Mr. Wood I.i Iiib .1 native of All.,,n
What I mav hate said to Mr. Wood was
said In 11 Irletullt w iy. 1 don't know ,,f
loutMi whr.t Mr Wood told llennessy, if
Indeed In' told 111 ii i iinyihiiiK Ti.-il
Hallfiweeti and lletineiii may have
Is
II, ell
III his
pUttltlB over a fi w I l.lllowe. 11 Jol;
testimony before Whitman "
SiSULZER CHEERED 21
MINUTES IN BRONX
Crowd
ill Hunts I'liini I'nsino
(iocs
Wild at Mis Ap.
pi'iinmco.
Th .,-awin pr w er of a ,r;
ernor of New Yotk was demom
night when William S'nU' r w,
the SKth Arrembly dlstrl'-t,
i.e., ll fjov.
ruled last
'it outside
where I. Is
main ntietiKth wa- supposed to He, ami lu
peeell. s In H.irlem 111 ol The Mi'.in. got
applniii:.' that outdid unytlilnc that
tin- itntt Side has given him in
Hunts Point i'i slno. liiSd strerl
Sunt hi rn Jniili i .lid. In tne Thlrty-si
Assembly dl?ti-l t. he war clieerril
tho
-.nil
oinl
for
tin til) one nilmiti-s. At eitry stopping
place people fought to jet Into tin li.ilii
to hear hlin.
At the Hums point Casino the ineeDn,.
was run bv tin ProBrofslv. and the
JctTerronlan I'lilon, which is hacking As
seinbl.tman Louis l. Glbbs foe t'ountv
JudBC ol The Hrouv The strei t there
was Jammed too and the police again
hud to tight to git Mr. Sillier and Mrs.
Sillier to the singe.
When tin- . x-i'iot erpor H.ilked out on
tin platform the audience e out a roir
that could lie he ml for blockr Tint
uproar lasted for the minutes and then
a Hunt womiiii, sitting In the bah-ony
e in ii I a t 1 1 h-r sister of nitloiuil conven
tion fame and jumped lo her ftet, shriek
ing. "We want riuUer'" Tho crowd tool:
up the cry nnd kept It going, In varb-g.iti-d
notrs from automobile horns mnl
t.irlous H illoween instruments of tenure.
I'or rlt -'b minutes lunger tin- noire c"n-
tlllUfll Without less.ltloil
"Wliep was Goiertuii-'' said llr. Snl
i r. "Moss Mm phy kept ri-iidli'g tne ordem
iter) d.i) He'd I'll til'- Ills! In, wauled
thi- man appointed nnd that man luirn I
down Then bed otib'i- tne to mi,, (air
bill oi that. So 11 went f l "in dm lo tl-iy,
and Hn.ill- I got l'-li ol' Il nil nod I suld
'In I II w,th Mutpbi " nd I'i.. con., my
own iviif i-lin-e, nnd that's wht .Murphy
threw in" out of otllce
Sillier paid u tribute to s5embl.tman
Glbbs. who. lit- suld, fought Murphy hi
the S". Illl'lt and Slo.nl by tit-- people
That was luudl iipplnuiled, and tin u In
, onllmied
,"l got Murph) s goal. '1 ,f lumen ip
tin wluwiim nre all laugliliiB at Dm
chief, uinl win u the braves do licit tin
line Is 1 1. ..ii when Diet will Dirnit the
villi - out or tut tepi .Miuph) l.i going;
ilotvii Ihc tobogguti so furl nollillm- 111
Tuinniiiny Hall can (top lilm,"
7J
ESPEAKING your patronage
oj their new comtrcalorics on t
Fifth ;ccnuc al Forty-sixlh
Street.
Aho c.;mc attention to their
faeilitirs for mppltiinK Jloral re-
quirements of tthutctcr nope or
emergency,
lishmentj
liofton.
through
hi S'ac
their eitub' '
VorJr ami'
in.
.1-
INDICT HENNESSY AS
PERJURER M'CALL
nf I 111 lii'.'ii'li ini'll t
Thinks Mori
'
VilnVr dills fur (iciinil
liii'.v At'ttoii.
l I'l'Ol.' TKI.'.s AIM: .11 III LAM
lll'IIIH'siV Tl'iil0 I'lillsjili'li'll
4!i'.it llffcni't' Ponilili'
t' II is t luiriii'i.
Mi
ti rs 1
read
A Hi
cr.ulc
:,t i;ircanl li McC.-ill s in.i I., :..r
'.CeXe Jlibll.i-t teHi-rdlV alter thi.
what tu- touml.illoii was tor John
nin v-.t charter airaitut the Ileum.
i-.ii.iitil.ite tor Mai or The fe, lltiB
w., that 11, iiiii',
...Inrt H' nln "r,t .
fas the best wltm ss
:m. I that lls adinls.
would .1.1 mm. to lit. raet the
raet the
a barrel
nf .lU.lB-
hltus-lt.
iivnllablc
!!..'t o' lit" own words than a barrel
t.,i c-mnnit-' -
Hut Ju.Ue' M..-.-.1I. re.i.o.iitnu- tho
ri'iiiidabout way In which the rubrtni
of the iharces l.ain.l letille-st. went
straUht to their alliKid rource. I'attlck
Mci 'als' of Albniit
I .linhre Mr 1 'all wa told that llennessy
(had said before Chief MaitlM-ate MeAdoo
that tin- .Indue had pa 1 1 lelpated In a con
. fin-n-e with I'Kirlos I' Murph.i. John
III M.i Vns 1 , Hobeit !" Wamier, l'atrick
1 I. .M.i'abe and William II I'il7pn trick
in Uutf.ilo and that at Huh confertnee the
I ii"pea,-hin nt oi tin- Goteriior war ills-
,-U-i, 11
"That m a most renii.rk.iblo thin?,"
'd Judce Mj-i al!
lie Was Ipfoinied clo thai Hc-nnerrV
fh.td told a rtort .bout how the Judi:e
had assured Hi- oilnr .reit at the confer
li" slid , 1 tn e that the m-.p. .lehinetit of the Gov-.-.in
be i eriior al a spu-tal session of the. .i-embly
would bt uncoi.Mitutloiial
Trrjory," .) Mrt'aJI,
' "Did he make any ruch rtatemcnt un
der oath " asked Judge McCall. "It
i a 1 1 ' t be possible. Ho sJiouhi be Indicted
for perjury If lie did. Well, la me deny
that itatenmt right bete and now."
Tlnn Judce McCall gavi the denial
which is printed on the tint p.-iEe of Tm:
si s this morning.
Judge M, Call s.i.d thai he had lold
-oin, of bin f rb nds who called to see him
at tin othce of the Public Sert lee Cum.
mission th'it ills tlpd Impression was that
'In h-'i-mlily 1 ml li" ,-hi to laki a')
... t' ,i at a fri',,!.i: st-'iin not provided
fin in tin- call ot th.' Governor.
' Hut tin higher nun I has decided other-
l-e, ' he raid with a -mile
II, was nskfil what h" Ihoiisli' of Ku
g Wood ar a vehicle for authentic po
litical m. -
' I wouldn't noil.-, It," rani Judc Me-
'all "I hate no r. pi) to make to what
In- is nil. ged to bale ald. '
Jink-.- Mi'i'nll was a-ke. If le had any
eotnm, uls to make on tin tu'esen, ,. ,,f
1 01,11..) rtcld Malone senator I'Gornian's
soll-ln-hlW, lis II Spe.lkel tile Madlsol)
Square G.irocii fusion ii., .ting on Thurs.
In) night.
Awsiirril of O'liorn.aii'ft ni.nrf.
"I attneh no mote stgnlllcan,',- to tin'
I appeaninei: of rnidley I'leld Malone In this
i ant-ase. In said, "that I do to that of
. -- - What's th- name of that little boy
,11110 Is nlwa.ts going around to political
he.iibiu.il t'-i. s talking to polish-Ian- ?"
soineiio.it ton! tne .lung,- tn.ii Iiik name
wn- llobi-it T.irlnu, ed'tor of tin- lni'
'nine,
"Than i do lo the uppetirau'-e i- this
, ..mors of I!ob,'it Taitin." lie said with a
Mill!"
The Judge was .iskul II senator 1 1 Gor
man had said ailMhltig about Ins c.ituil
ilaey fol M. Din
"Ye-' t said "I received a communi
cation from him ns-urlng tin- ,.f his sup
poii .mil 1 also re, cited a contribution
f'oi" Mm foi campaign puipof s '
"What about .Mr Whitman's remarks
about ton?" h" was asked
"I can't say an) thing i vept that he did
what I would etp.it ,i manlv man to do."
Then the Judge tumid his attention to
llalph Pullter .iinl the tf.iG,.
As n m.ittei of fact.' b, said, "my
light is not itg.'ilpst the lii.litliluiil. I
WOUldlit I.IIOW Pllltlc- 11 I.. I ,1111. lio
this loom. Mt ilghi is against nn thuds
of Journalism nnd In that can not hi .
c.lllte Di) art dlteeteil iigainst nie I
think that sort of thing has got to be
Stopped
"I like a tail- fight I don't care how
much tht punch m and kick me nbnui us
long as I i an kick and punch back"
WOMEN'S CLUB GREETS McCALL.
InndldMle A pnlnuUci for Tone
I lie I ninpntuii.
.li.d-.-e Mci all made a-i apoloc for ine
tone ot the campaign th. n t of hi talk
at th" Woman's I 'etno.-riti Club rccep.
Don In Die Cdlegi Hall of Die At-tor
list etenlng
"Ar soon niter .laniiart I as poi.sible.
titiur tutpor!ed by ni inUHI.-iil frk nds
or alonu, 1 . hall begin work foi a law to
hrrp llt-entlouj campiilin mat, rial out of
tin- pret. I tiled tor two dlitr to hill il
Die man who broke ioit n U-tore the Ills.
Irlct Attorney .testiniat , oininh himself
to writing, but In wus t i-.u'tt."
Tlieic w is a billtlaut lllspl.lt of , e.
nlng gouiiH and hat- In hoinn- of Mrs
.Mi l' ill, who Aiis after all unable to be
pi es, !t
Mis, .Ii.Iiii Sin iw. ii I'rosn) Hp eui,
piesld.-nl, piesldeil, and .Mir riniles Iv.
Mills ni'l'd oi .hl'rilliili of he leeepDon
eoiiiiid"',.. nss,.te. b) Mis .lolm rutty,
Mis.-, 1',1,'itmr Siillitau, M.i- I'limes Don.
in i Mir. .lames Mm, ui, Mi, .lohu
n'l.i.ii ., Mir. M illlatn II Site, is,.,.,
111 no I!. Sinllh and Mm Joan Gllfo.th
Nnioiur nth. is pi.i'erit were Mt, I'lnr
line i. Slu, Mi- .1 dm Dob, s ,l Ih-r,
M r. Hugem Klnkald. Mrs, Hmll H'.oii;
Mis. Saiinn 1 M.inr, Mn Willi im Cn
and Mrs. Geoig H Child
ihdv line "KIKIttO III IM.M. " cl' I nllt. n ,,-lit, nnd Ib-miem ,
That Is l -VMI'l.l. hltiivo ui imm ahA '"' ,l"Hl"' 'I'1' cieature. instead of tell
fur the slitniiture otj:. IV. liliovi:. Cure, a i-U.(i InC ou what be it III do when lie becomes
w vm vr, buns wig ui ia uiyi, jjc,-aat. .
Indictment
HENNESSY PROMISES
TO INDICT TAMMANY
Ho llflvo Wliftmnii Kvl-
Iimicc of Hncr I'lirppurti'il
Contiiliiiliiiiis.
MWMQ IN KI'NIt KOH UIX;
j j
' I h'HiifP. TltntipniHN tf I'ltuiltM's j
H.ivf llfcii iiiM)rli'tl
for Klection.
i. .hi,
t.'U'
lb ui'es'i.t at I'.lli' fiJimi l.lUll'.l
tit'-t mi!ht pi, diet, d that as
"f tin lnwMI,iton lutfuii b
suit
I I nsf let Vttoun. bum. in : et' id.it the
'lien "tho iti.lli-ti ! Sul., r for not puttltii;
flow ii Hi- iiainer of all Hit peopl. uho
Bute lilin monet w Hi i, ui'lli't'd tin-in-s
. . for tin sunn HiIub.'
II, :..ild that Tnmnmnt r.-u-'d .-ibout
' O'ln tor the Ui i'.iiiii.iU-i, .mil re-
, leirtnl unit ubout :nii'fio. 1 1 o nld he
:.ili-ted that Mr. Whitman would be
i 1,1 i-how that l.i -t fall ttiin.OOu ti etit
i to Murphy from 0111 intiaetor alone,
K' l I'.ilinli. who bar a , au.tl work Job. t
Hi ehnri;iil Tamni.int' with UnportiiiR !
i..
t.t eeii IJ.niHi and Sli.tuni llo.it' ri Into I
.ew York coiintj tor next Tinrday'si
ct, , t ton. He raid that nil polioMin-n and
lir, men hate rnoitoil elrcjl.itr slKie'd
by f"..r t II v otllccholilen- telling thunj
.that tin i .Hire Im B.ttlnq ahuiB lather I
-lowly nnd that uioiie;. is n led fioru
them
'bUckliiailliii; ' Mr.
Hi'liUesry
.a. I'd It
Anotln
w.ii 111
t -'iast directed at T.i.nmany
in .i.'.Miiat'.ou that on, re:ion for
elui.il to unomlnato M.i,or GatMir
ilia' lie had rhut oft hlaekmall liom
: .l-alers nmountl'.iK to ;iitii.iK'0 a
Scoffs ill Brnilj lor.t.
t!l.'
W .11
ri.fler .1 b.K 1.11I : II
.111101 d II!'.!. I
I where Mr H.-i.t . nade
.111 tl' t spe-ci, j
was pa ked He bCB.in I"
I Charles 1. .Murp'iy foi Inn
pejadl'ig at
Mte.ll.'tlt fiat I
he returned !'.'f..ie"i t t.n: kit-
Antho.. .' I
N. Hr.idy. Mr. lle.mthK' rani I
"i . . r t.,t i.-... 1. '. ..1 .....I
;.. , .;,'',,.. ,hr'' , ' m.'
I ..... ....... .,. . . ,
in Uunls: Uo t o.i think that Mr Murph.' .
A,mM '"l'n" ' ''""' i
' "" '""' hl," I "''Hiunleo t here i
I""" "' 'uipa;
dared telephone to llrady. Hr.idy traa
the but man and Mm phy was the little
man alit.ite vith Hr.idy. and ithcnetir
Murph) s.iw Hr.idy lie .iw llrady .s
lir.nb's room In th'- Hontr.au House
It wis tin re that llrady rent for him to
nominate Mh'.iII for Sup-inn i.'ourt Judge
ami r wa-s there that llr.ul. sent for him
nheneter lie wantnl to re., Murph), Just
as you and I u.sc or play with our littk
do ".- o.r lit'.!, Cjt.
"Mil-pli) admits t'ei' Judge liea n.-le,
nbrought Inm the fJVOOO that Gov .ni.
zr refused Why didn't Muildii .,
for lbardsley and say, 'Judge, I 'me
sl-pt oter this ft- two nights and 1 bain
had d'sjiepsia, ,te, imd take .: ba.-k.
He d-d not dare s.iy that bei-aiise Judge
Hc.iruslei t ality ar.d would no" 1. tor
any man on earth.
(.are Whltmnn .Name.
"I gave the District Attorney ;o-day
the mtines of men who gate mope to
Mr. Murphy or Mr. Murphy's middleman,
and they are all allte. And t.ott we w!l!
re., what will happen to Mr Murphy or
b.s m.ddlem.in
"Th.y w.l go to Ireland"' shouted a
man In Die crowd
"We will Imjic.ich Mr Mil phy nrt
Tins.i.i). We will imiM'.n'h hl'n and 'lis
class forever, replied Mr llciineshy.
"We will take the decent I 'emnen.tr nnd
w, wdl hate an org-.iul.itioii that wo
are not inh unci of."
He said that the Judge v hum he ac.
, Uses of h'tiitis told George Ptistet Pea
bo.lv to "see Murph) ' when Mr. Peabody
wanted to sate i lot of mom-, foi th.
State hits since be n "p-onioted lt- Mm -pin"
.iii.l i" a candidate for offlis- Ii. this
campaign. Hut he did not name the
Judge.
He s.-i.d that III the ,j campaign M
Milrpli) setit 1 1 0.'."'"i down to Tom l'.,!ey
and told ti I m to n.nl. e 1- npp.iir that It
had b.-.-ii contributed by som- ot I'olet s
IMrlit Hook, but that the monet- reall)
laid b, en "Id ickiiiail'-d out ol Contr.ntor
K, rbaiiKh."
Mr Hennc-v proim-,il nnd in the
ttiooklyn Academy of Mush to-inght tin
begging clreul.it which he .iM liad b, en
rent to all th" policenicn and tlreiin'ti He
said tin- circular was recelteil .te-terday
im, tnlng, that live poll-i-mep had tinned
th"ir eopUs mr to Mr. Ilenuess) and
that h. liad the envelopes' to protc it
"Thl' npinal lo ant- s.clt.ui" he cried,
"whether It be a ll'iuoi d'-tibr. ilreman
or poUietiinn Is a small, uifaii, en
timptlbk proposition and shows thai the
man who makes it Is not big enough to be
tin- Major of this imp. il.il illy of New
York. Makes IMoriler Charier.
Mr llenni.sst .aid Tn initially had ab.iii-ilon.-d
hope of taiitmg Its thket in any
louuty except New lurk, "where," he
sild, "they bate managed to bring lu
from 1 '..nfiii to iil.t'inj float, rs, mo.it of
them 1 1 om Net Jrs').-' Me said that
mini, ol tneni were in .Mm Hit h dlsiilct
to Mr llemiesr) s ow p know 1, ,ge ami
son-., m I'olet f. dlsiriel, nin I that "our
faiiniiis or 1 1 1 I'i 1 1 il. i l - friend le I'onkle)
Is rcu'btet.-d In l-'oley's dlstilct fiom i.
house own. d by "one of the cb rk.s of
the Li KI.-l.ltUI i "
lie r, f.-rt.-d to Senators Wagner, l'raw
le) and i 'oley n "Murph) 'r III tic niitoin
nloim" He s-iid that a Grand Jury
will hidlet Senator I'ntten of yineii's
ami "prove that be Is not now ntni never
lias l li a clilren. '
He said Mr Patten was not u factor in
Albanv r-M-ipt us ton mole n little pawn
upon the board or ecpl ar jou kick a
Utile ,og "
Ml llenmsiy repeated b s lart neek'i,
statement that Herman Itnblir could hati
oflbeell le.-te.l l'lllt. Stat.s Senator two
j jean, ago It Mr Murphy's lidvln'IF h.nlli t
"told in tu not to uouilu.it, a Outer.
man" Mr. lb nin ssy added . 1
"McCall (old im- Murpht want'd to
nominate P.lddrr There w thrie can-
dldiins. Victor l'owllng, Janiei A. u'Gor
nun mid Herman llldrler. nnd ihex?
einerr I bite nutiied cam. to Murphy 1
mid s.l'l. 'Now ton diet Hidder and he
will hate Idr Job tor f-U years, and no i
ib iiiiaii will rtimd put that L ni-ili of I
Dine,' So Die) threw Herman Hidder I
ovirbo.nil Die iliiirt German citizen that i
I know of nnd it ho bar beep pi; friend'
for t tilt ty )riir." '
"So the same tang warned Murph) j
ng.iintt the nomination of s'ulrer," Mr I
lleiii'vsst continued "Murphy nominated I
Sul7.fr beciiu.', he hud 'romotlilng on lilin,
as he honilhriti's any man to nut otlh t,
an., aci-ount." i
Par' of Dm little he lid about IMwar.l
II McCall wan Ihlr: ,
I hate kimwii nn ni of the grv.it i
Mnjois of Ni w Voik tiotn the Utile of I
William li. Gi'iu e, and all o tin -n had
mailo ptudlc.. of puhllc life nn. I i
things Hut Diis man who stall,..) th, '
ciilupalKli b) aiijlng it would be a 1 1 1 i)i i
. hiss campaign and he would pot discus",
ant p. Is. mil Issuer Inn ii.ni got down
In tin siibj' i t of sat g h, Is goii g to
Mayor If he MUM.
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Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts.
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Separate Ertlrance 8 and 10 West 38th Street
ConneciliiR with lifih Avenue Jilnrc
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EOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
cvira uuafity pure thread silk, in black, tuny, tan, purpic,
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01
Heretofore 50c
Men's Cheviot Pajamas
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silk frogs. Regular price .$2. 01)
MITCHEL IN LAND
DEAL, SAYS WOOD
Kt'.ilt,. Man lfM'l.nv I'.-iiiilidtitt'
Tried to Sell Lot
Nll..
on
.lame M Wood. a re il eit.iv h -
at 37 I.-tirt Hie. t. 'n..,!c an atflda i!
list e'gbt to sli.ot that Job" I'uiroy
MIt.h, 1 had 1 n nctltfl) figac-d -i
vork f-.r the gin nrborougl- i 'orpoi-,it..-ti
1.11 spilng. Judge Mci-.ill has at'acsed
Mt Mitcnels official Intigiit) o-. tl..
score tint the ,iin ensboroiigh Coipo ra
tion stood to pr.'lit fioi.i Mr, .Mtii-,,d's
tote in the Hoard of Mstim.it"
According to Mr Woods's alllil.itit Mr
Mit.-h-l tried in April hut to sell some
lots tor the re., I estate coucetn In i igdcns.
buig. and th.it on Ma) :', Mr Mci iniig.i II,
an oth, er ot the orporation, unite to the
prospective buyers thai his tib-ml Mr
Mllchtl, "t'-honi he valuis tert Inshlt . '
stlollgl) fis otimii lld.-d the pur. hare.
The rjip . n-borough Co'por.itlon holds
lands along t'.n line of th, new tapnl
tr.iUit mud to Corona, for the .-tnsirue-tlon
of which Mi .Mltchel Voted l.ls(
wlnti - when Mr. M.-Atn-"V a:.d Mr. Pre-i-
ll'-lgast Wile Pn lllled to del. IV .1 - lotl
This Is Mr Woods s ntlldatit:
"Jiiunr M. Woods, b-ltig dul) snoru,
deposes and S.I) s .
"Tlial lie b, ii real estate broker with
offics ,,t .1? I.ibtrtv stt,-, t. borough of
Manhattan. That u th latter part ol
API II. 191.". the ii'i-'tisboio Co'poiatlon
oil, -led him an option , r a pint of lots
owned l,y sild corporation and rituitid
nlong the line of the pi, ., ioo',.t
avenue subway inut, li-tw 1 Klmh'itst
nnd Woods!, le. iii"'ns bo.-ough. nnd tint
John Purioy Mitch-1 suggested ihat said
option be s) rnlleati d to a numb, i of p,.,i.
pie .n i igileiisliin g, N Y.
"That he nrr'te.i u: osdcnbnrg Ma) i
PG.'i. and met P G. Ihiudall. ii,-. .pr".
dent and sab-r manager of said corpora
tion, and delttii.-l to Caudal! a letter of
Inn n.lii.-t om. in wun'.i Mr Mli.hel inti,,-
ilin'e.t itaiiiiaii to a proin'iii--l cltl.-ii
iigd. lis. nil g
"Tli.it under date of Mat uis, i;.
nf
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poraiion, tt iote to tin proposed trust, e
sindlcate tlnn (iirmtng the following l
of
ter tn pai t .
"'I was rorr.t lo have mNsed i I, g
you when )ou made your visit to -. w
V01!; Mr M".-h. I, itln.s,. frlcn.lsl'!,. I
prle tei hlgl.l), bar calb-,1 m.i aii.titi .i
to the fact Dllll there ,11. s,pe f,..,t,,., .
ol' the pi-opo'lUou which Mr. I! .ml, ill j
H-i'ted to you, on which yon tn . 1
iiu'te ratlilled or did not fully umb island
and h. has tsi ,., ,e to it rite ; 011 (u
gard to sjipe
" At tin ruggertlon of our friend Mitchcl 1
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