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THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1913. 16 EPISCOPALIANS MAY IiSSWIBEIIT MILLION KISSES UTTTOTTAriTT CDAM?" UUIJl IU TILL Ul flUD ADOPT ST. PATRICK" tlml the IVdcral Count II actually had lull when till" prnduc- reed was asked for II wiim not made. The constitution or the 1-Vdcrnl Council forbids the formation of a creed or form of novernment for wor- W'liwtiliiivtnii mill SI. shin.

un Wesley AIno Pro-iomi1 for rxiox missions Itijr Mnjorlly for Itromler riiureli Viewpoint After Heated llelmte. Good St. Patrick nf Ireland mid ntlicl places may rt become i.ne,of the of the Protctiiut Kplttcopnl Church. Not only lie hut several other pculleim-u who hi the course of their activities may hae done conietlilliR for their fel-ln mvii ie In lair way t-i receive all' nle.il leiiisnltlint of their service, ill the event thr do eeilalli inenmiy becnmliii: somewhat oli-uehliid may have to step dim fimn their pioud pitch In the HtHik of Conimiiii I'rayu- ami take .1 chance on ieul.u hl-lorlrs for their cntliullliK fame. ThW ninv.liicnl to substitute new n.iiue.1 til the list of saint wa made know II eieiila iilternnun at the crucial con-ventiiui.

It Is a moemiMit to nationalize luatllleiitlyii in one direction and In an- ithcr lu leomase vho arc still ullvo and have tint: vv.nk to do with the ihoimht that hitth cample mid vvoiihy oinpllsMitneiit may brine them a a well iik heavenly reward. That thl lecoKnlllon of attainment of s.uiitllliis in.i.v be far i emoted fiom Kelly tin moll It I pinvlded that II "dull he withheld lor at lat lo aftel lln iaiidhl.it ha been gathered to hi nil. I'lulertil. Mm hi.ilM- of who Is ulltm of the Cii.ui. made iitmnst.hcre III which unity could develop, He nii hi that a local federation In Philadelphia been of Kieat nsslMunce In handlltiK tlio social evil, the Juvenile court and the evil of the saloon system, lie wai seconded hy the IteV.

I'msnns of California, who mild that the Kpiscopal Church could never hope to lead In a campaign for church unity un-I less It not Into the fray. "i cm cannot stand afar off on a hill ami shout," he milil. "You cannot net a hear-mi tinier you live with yotir brotheis." Dr. MiiiiiiIiik's iiineiidtncnt to refer lit" whole matter to the Joint ciunmlssloii wi ail. I upon the tahle nnd then the oiIriii.iI; motion IndorxinK the l-'edcral Council mil provldlmr for icprcsctilatlnti In It aan( paired hy a Iniire tnajotlty, Weiilthy Man Sued by School TenelierSnyH Sli(j Did Most of the Wooing.

A ttm important Sale'of $40,000 of etctptlorullyfir ORIENTAL RUGS for $25,000 ulll heIn next Monday. Room and "teatter" lias. authentic ueaca. SAVINGS from ONE-THIRD to about ONE-HALF. SIIK WANTS Wrote Ills Heart Was Hers, bill Says KiiKHKeinent Hiny Was I'enee Offeriiiii.

William the paper iiiiitniriii tmcr of lliooklMi who In lielUK lialra llcelliie Hltlmprle. I sue.l by Mlsx Maty I. Mclntyrc. a ochool The Itcv. Mllo Hudson (latea.

vicar of teacher twenty than him- the Chnpel of the Interci xslon of Tt Inlty efi lrr dainaKCi for parllv hax declined hl election in mix- on the wltnesi tetdav befoi Siuneme Court sionary llisnop lio.i. lie i.ii- j.jjpl in inxiiop liiuie uiaiittii utlmiltfll I that he propuxi marrlaKc to the school teacher and liteniicd to win ner, mil and testlfvnltr In the Kieat work that 'us been done III Cuba for the Chinch, but av-, hiK he fet It hix clear duty to lemaln at his present post. He save no fuither reasons for his declination, but it Is that the health pf Alts, liatex entered xcilnuxiy Into his detet inlnallon. The Hem lllxhopx has cbclded not to till the uieancy In Cuba at till session )t the ciinvi'iitloii. The House nf lllxhopx, which refused i to ciiiuiir In th' constltutl.ii.al iiniendment passed i the House of licpiltiex In.lkltll! Uic olllce of liresldlmi lllshop elective, ce Ol uiesiuiiiK ve liiiiinliiir llltll estetday another amendinetit.

Tl, chanued Ills mind because xhe wouldti live with Ids daughters, fhe did most of tin- woolni; anyhow, he xald. Ilcfoic the defendant "wax called Miss was tiuestloned i niicei iiIiik four chicks' iiKKrcKiitliiK -s" Jlwl1 HiiKhes and cashed by bet She iidniltted that sh Kot tin' monei, but said that llURhes olunteeled to aid bet because knew she would need cettalti thlliKS In pie-imtliu; for Hie She said Kine lier another cluck to 'Keep in-i oiouier the liay aim one tor I I TAILORED SUITS I- Strike a New Note of Elegance I I I I I I 1 I R. H. Maey ft Co. Attraction! Are Thalr Low PricM.

1 1 a i mr mm mm mmJk HaraUSquara am Public Telephones Booths Hiid Owriitor Wilrn Union Tcleenipli and Cable Office. Basement arid Third h'lixjr. Com lirix Booths' on All l-lnor Glowinc colors, sumptuous fabrics and marvellous dranery effects give to the new season's most effective Suits an artistic quality most alluring. Third Floor. nro.dwr.

In tich tuly chiffon rcref and hoaJclotha Suit copied from a Poiret model, has a loose hloibe coat of the velvet elaborately braided, and with hiRh collar, cuffs and border of Southern sable. Over the draperies of the broadcloth kKirt is drawn SMv, cf the velvet fastening with oild ornaments. Priced $109.00. ailvctllset! below Rr" in sizes. 34 to 44.

Fur-Trimmed Suits of Corded Poplin, A collar of German (itch-fur I'mMies the cleverly cut Coat of this model, which is in navy or black needle cord poplin of line quality. Piped buttonholes and large fancy buttons fasten the cutaway front and the draped back is tx-lted. The straifiht, well cut skirt is button trimmed. which mixes the ol ce ehclixc niu def.ndanfs laer souitht to show Md.s that the presiding lllshop shall le Ml.m1, ut diamond up that ax as he hax ceased to of a ipiariel, h.ne a Jiiilxdlctlon. This means that th piesldltiK Hlshop must continue to peri.

1 peculiar pe.ne dun- Ills i.ieii"!' i be repoit of the committee re.omnieno-ing ehatiKcs in the list of saints. In explanation be said that to moil oiumunlcatifs such names ax that of St. Switbln mean nothiiiK. while others that substituted would haw: a leal value. 1'or exiunple, he sUKKi'Stod lhat Si.

l'atricli would arouse renter inteiest than Mime of the older saints who still ci-elve lionoial.le mention nlthotmh the inistnl Keneratlon Is unacquainted with their pcrfoi mances ,11. would like to see John Wesley M'oisliUeil There was Samuel Seal.tir.v. I'hst rioli'slant Hplscopal Hlhop el.itc America, ami who. Horn the time he went ai. a mlsslunaiy to New Hi N.

until his selection b. the elers -nieii nf Coiyilvtlctlt wax such an ardent iIcI.ii.Im ol American liberties that the "'hutch of Hiiiilaiid refused to consecrate him and he had to go to Aberdeen In before that vei neie.ai cere-nioii could be pel formed. I dltlon to his duties as pri'xhlitiK Hlshop. Tll llnllse of DeplltllMs c.llielltleil ill tills I amendment il.iy attetuoon. The House Heputles In executive xes.

sli.n estetda concutred In the election si. (ieiirsp Vnhlnliin. also, Oeiirce also, house said, mislit well be ci.nsidci eit a future saint of the KpNcop.il Church. Si WMIibrodt tl pat run saint of the i Cathollis in Curupe, was nnolnei memioned. The Itcv I'l.

of Washlnpton "-mitd to Know If the committee represented had authurity to "write in the I allies of SI Patrick, St John W.sb and St. lleoriie Washington, 1 thought the coins mittee IiimI that is.wer. but after somn debate It wat Id. .1 to refer the matter to the conunltte which has In charge the eiiilehment of the prayer book. DuriiiR most of the day the House of ntinitlcs debat.il the pi inclple of cooperation with other churches.

The ills-ciisslim broiiRht forth startlhiB assertions mid at one point veisje.l on such bliteins as hroiiKht fiom JuilRe UeoiKe Henry of Iowa a rebuUe thnt pinduced a moment of extreme embai raxMnenU l' I lnu Johnson of iiad alt iclinl vl'Joriin'ly some of those who wen- uiRiiu nit the HpNcopal church oir.lit i.ot to hold aluof Heorse Whaiton 1'eppei of I'hlladeli'hla and tli lt'. Ir. Alannin: of York, fo the Judsnient of whom the i onientioii has on almost eveiy ore. iion pronounced Its i-onvinclni; had spoken In faor of the I'hur lth In the Mill: of extending Christian education, pnrUeillaily In the mllon Held, li Johnson assaliid thvm as provincials and warned the houe not to be too easily Influenced by men of such narrow vision. "I don't thltiU we ale a ery pious he unlit think we ate a very iirurst lot.

I do think that tich nun aie havlns more to sa. nbuut the sovernment of this Chuich than sood for It. Certain dioceses reiuesi'iited 111 this convention aie trwns to impiess their own pio-vlnclal viewpoint on the r.st of us. There aie certain men here win. Kit up and talk about church unity and think we are not iiIjU" because we don't aiftec with their benevolint opinions.

Hie Itcv. John PoMitz Tlei as mlssonal Hlshop of North Hakota. 4'hllil l.nl.or Discussed. It js pi nimble that the i oll elltlou will, i olllc to a close to.inoril.W. The House Of HUhops expects to be 111 session until .:,) The Hou'se or Deputies its calendar with the exception of a resolution to revise th oath lllshops and a l.

'solution luttoduced by the committee on social seivlce. It ex-piissx the opisisltlou of the Church to child lals.i. P. Whtelet of New York Intm-diiced a substitute when this sweeplin; denunciation of child labor was lntr Hix substitute piniidcil for a denunciation of such labor as was bejicd the streiiKlh of children, ludois.d the pioposltlun that labor a wotths chIIIiik and that e.Ulciitlnn should r.KUlate.l accoidltiK to the aptitude of chlldleii. Wheeler said he wlslied to oppose sweep-uiK child labor law-, and he cave several liisian.es Illustrative of the halm thai iniKht have been wot lied had certain children been forced to no to school and not permitted to I.

am a useful ou'Upatlon. The Hoy. John Howatd Mellsh of Wheeler's substitute containing iinfoitiinale pluaxex. Ik-wanted to know who was tu JudKe of a child's aptitude for iilucatlon and then to say that there was no hope for the child and that he or she should be put to work. It was so evhVnt tlit nothlns could be done without debate that the whole matter went over until this niormna.

Hlshop Hicer Mave a ici.ption to the Vlsitliiu Hlsbopx mid meinbiix of the House of Deputies hist nlnht nt Sherry's. Als.ut ituexts were ptcsenl l.lithl I. flesllllients were Miulherti Society to llon.ir II I The New Yotk Southern Syclety will hold II leceptlotl to the Southern ISIeln.ps now 'u New Yoik dtv attendlnB the Hen-cral Convention of the Protestant llplsio-pal Church Saturday evening next at the Hotel Waldo! f-Astorla. The nlTlceti of the society arc Walter 1.. Mci'mkle, plesldetit; Ueorue flordon llattle.

ic president. William D. Iluckiier. treasiner. and Thouias Staplev Fuller, 'ietar REALTY MEN SCORE POINT.

testllltd that her health, bad be. poor iver since bet wi ddlni; was il.clai.d oil HukIhs, and on this point the defendant's attorney sulnnlltrd lettet written bv the plaintiff to two friends In which she said, "It Is astonishing how i will I f. I When lluiihcs was tailed to the sta.nl be ti sillleil In such a rich lilsh bionne that the Jutors had illlliculty iindeii stand-Iiir Itltii. and the coiilt asked If he couldti speak plainer "It's the only tontsue Cod Rave me." ivplld HUKlus. 11.

Insisted that he rtl.ltl K'Ve the diamond ilug as an nt iiiib. but as pe.u off pi ins after a He ald he "never asked her i Ik lit out" to many him and that Hi" a.lvalK.s vveie inalul on the part of "The tit st tune I went out with net we oimiik out of a lestauiiint when she iut her anus aioiind me and said 'Kiss and I did I 1 111 lies testiti. that when she ask'd him If his llii.e dauclit. weie to live with them he t. plixl "Yd wouldn't have me-turn them out In the woods, would She said she didn't cine wheie they went, but that there would never be any Imitnonv in the houe as Ioiik as the.v w.ie then" with het "What did ou inean to convey to Miss Mclntvic when 5011 s.ilil In a letter that vour Ilea 1 1 was hi "I to her and ni.ik" her belleVe It an.vlll.vv." -Why did pill put in 'a million kisses' at the 'end of the letlel "Just to till up space" Miss of Pottland.

Mo. .1 flbnd nf the plaintiff and the defendant daiiKhter.s. win. had written UI111 after the neddli'K was called off asklnc aid for Mclntyre because she had spent all her money and wa unable to te. slime teachlnif.

vcas called to testify for the defendant that she wmte at the te-1 oiiest and dh tatlonof Miss ai- 'tlioiiKh she saliT In the letter Ml" 1 IMclnlyte didn't know she was writing. 1 The case will ko on to-day I I I i I I I I Ml I I $39.75 elect-Trimmed Suits tOC 7C of Broadcloth, iOD.D (lihsttattl) Velvet in nialchiliK color makes the deep pomtetl collar, buttons and pipms of I tins model, winch is ot lustrous I'rencn oroaucioin in green, navy and black. A pointed belt confines the coat's draped back and the skirt is pleated into a hip yoke which extends to form the paneled front. CARACUL COATS Newett Models SPECIAL, $89.75 The 45-inch Draped Coat, illustrated, 1 rt 1 .1 is maae 01 Lcipsic-ayeu skihs, nai-f-untu of lustrous finish well matched and of excellent quality. The wide, square collar mav be had in Civet Cat Skunk -dyed Raccoon Ermine Chinchilla Squirrel or Australian Opossum.

All furs, extremeK fashionable this sea son lining of peau tie cygne. In sizes 34 to -i8. Macy's Collection of Coats jxnd Wraps in Caracul winch is to be one of the season'h. popular furs -includes many handsome imported and domestic garments, ranging in price up to 5496.00 for a draped Wrap of Broadtail Caracul and Hudson Seal (dyed-musUrati. A complete mock ot l-ur I rimmmgs ai Third Floor, ltrdni.

Tailored Suits of Corded Worsted, For Tiny TOTS COATS and HATS SPECIALLY Priced $28.75 In navv blue or black soft finished worsted a very clever model, the long cutaway coat fronts fastening ith corded ornaments, the collar and culls of black silk plush: large buttons trim the draped skirt. The "NAVAJO" Sweater -Delightful Novelty $8.94 Warm Winter Coats and iniintv Mats for little the softest, liehtest but warmest materials; lirtoly tailored comtort as well as style. Broadcloth Coats, Velvet trimmed, i Illustrated.) Collar. vUlf- tons of these practical little Coats are of velvet matching the broadcloth, which is in sludes "i red, navy and brovwi. Sateen lined.

Si I i. i I 'ir )llt 1 I hint Hr Hear $4.96 belt and fancy bu'- Chinchilla Coats, Double-Breasted, $8.24 llluitratei. Knitted in plain, heavy weave in cardinal, maroon, tan and nav.s. these clever sweaters have deep border, collar and cuu'i in Kay. contrasting colors and in the typical "Navajo" patterns for which the Indian artist-weavers have become famous.

One of the most strikingly picturesque Sweater ot the scion, and an ideal "Sjwt" garment. Shaker-Knit Sweaters, ja Athletic Model, $5.49 A very heavy, closely-knitted, all-wool Sweater. in white, grav, navy and maroon, with ruff-neck extra deep, knitted-ill pockets and close fitting cuffs. In gray, tan and nav. fine soft, all-wxwl chinchilla, regulation reefer model Coats, with deep jwekets, high collar.

Finelv lined with Venetian1 cloth. Vckcl-trimmed, IVool-Plash Coals. In rose, taiand Copenhagen, soft, lightweight, low belted Coats, piped and button trimmed, with black velvet, and lined with fine sateen of matching color. $11.49 $2.89 $4.49 MRS. WIBORG FINED $1,750.

I Wife of I'lllelnimll I'l l.H I'lemU i.illl to iiinuuHiiK. I Mis l-'iiinl, I to i I St.lte I tltle Unit Misses' Sweaters, Ruff-neck Model, Shaker-knit in heavy white, eras', scarlet and navy blue, with deep wristlet cull's, knitted-in pockets and wide ruff-neck collar. Imported Sweaters, also displayed in the department. Third Floor. Broadway, include the very latest novelties from England, German and Switzerland.

Sueater Sets, of soft, lleecy Angora are especially favored for Sport wear, and in the vivid colors so fashionable, are priced as' low as $11.74. An unusual novelty is an Aiator piece Swater Set. hand-knitted, and priced $49.75, Hro.dw.-. Velour Hals Trimmed, Smart little Hats of fine quality velour, with tailored velvet bow trimming, i-iiier fiats up to tl.vd. Macy's Infants' Wear Department Third Floor.

35th Street, Rear Is recognized as Headquarters for Apparel for Infants and Children from babyhood to the age of 5 years. Especial attention has been devoted to the makins up of Complete Outfits, ranging from for a 2 piece "Lavette" up to $99.61 for a hand-made Layette" of 84 pieces. Consult the GMDUATE NURSE in Attendance Mother seeking practical mlvlcr and Information on thi care and npparellne of little ehll.lren are Invited to consult with the Graduat. Niirrc -who i In constant attendance In the Infants' Wear Department lhl service i without chnrse. It Wil.ois llle llltil unmiKl.nir the I.lstru't I'ouil esi.iil,,' vv.is 1 ll.T.'.n li Hunt, wnu siiM lie iH.t not linpi Konnient Vloritenlbnii I'l in -Hle nf AlleKrd I.nml.

til nit-f the en. In I'f Jllti 'e 111 tlll ense. "Vou must nlua.v.s lool. li.n-U upon Hue liK'iilent with ile.i sense of humiliation, ivhlih for a mil. in nf our is enounli.

Vou lioulil IIih many news-penaltlei Inlllcteil If person of Tli ll.nrv Coillti.lIlV. le.ll estate ilealerH. wrote to the IJoaril of l.t. have talii wtirnliiK l.y male vestenl.iy culling atteiitliin to ihe paper aecounis 01 me nronertv at Alilsler- I for off. lu es like till" iluin avenue ami l4th street, a.lJoininK i ur IntelllKeuce ami tank iefue ti.

iinet the site of the pto.oseil l-'ort Ceiirue me customs iratiKiy aim IMtk. has heen ti. the Knickerbocker openly what can vou e.ect from those Ice fiimi.ativ for the erection ul an lie i "i mnr -inl 1.onle "This talk about cuius out anil Rather Ini I.i nitlim onlcants tcmlnils me of cer tain fraternal uiKanlzatlons that will to any leiurtli to increase their member ship In inv oi.lnlon llie nave nn.j ilKht Idea. Tiiev are very careful who thev take nnil what thev a.Iil lo ilwlr number-. This huich's lilory is that lia" a.lopteil the impiilar thlnR.

We who are woikliiB out In the West know what It to have iur faith challenged and -we don propose to let down the bars through any scheme the seneral board ot missions may seel; ti. contrive." Judge Henry of Iowa ald he tnounu the Kpiscopal board of missions was fiom col feet. He wanted to ee. the pronramme for church cooperation extended and he quoted a writer, who hart said that the only way to learn church unity was by practicing It. "Will the gentleman from Minneapolis stand up heie and say that he Is opposed in the missionary work of this by giving the board of missions authority to cooperate with similar organizations.

In other churches?" "I will only say," shot back Dr. Johnson, "that If the gentleman Is hungry he doesn't lied any authorization to go ali.wl and eat," "The gentleman Is very witty, answered Judge Henry. "Wit Is often a Kinl answer, but I hardly think that It (i.nipnrtM with the very serious matter of extending the influence and helpfulness of the word of find." Bis Vole KiTori Union. That ended the discussion and the vote iiveiwhelmlugly In favor of the resolution to Inform the Kpiscopal Hoard of Missions that It has authority to cooperate with similar boards of other churches 111 mlsii(onary work. Another pinposltloti Involving the same principle waa that approving tho purpose of Hie Inderal Council nf the Churches of Christ in America to promote the spirit of fellowship and cooperation among Its members and authorizing the commission of the general convention in Chilstlan unity Hint social service tu send delegates to the council.

Dr. Manning desired that i matter be refctred to the Joint coin-Aislott which 1h seeking tu bring abuut a worM coiifeicncc mi matters of faith and order. He said he thought such pio-eeHttre would protect the church against hasty action on the subject of federation. 1' The proposal of Maiming preclpl-uted the debate. It was pointed nut by Ihoie who opposed Joining the Federal Oeuncll that frequently meetings are held Company plant.

Tim sale of this property, the leal estate company maintain-, refines the charges of thn who oppose the purch.ni" of the pail; pioperty l.y the city that valueless land Is being foisted upon the city by real estate owners. The company, at the heal of which is Henry Morgenthau, the Ambassador to Turkey, hat been accused of being party to An attempt to sell a lot of laud unfit for real estate purposes to the cltv- to be used as a patk. EDUCATORS OPPOSE NEW PLAN. Prnleal Against Charities lleaart-rarnt'a Mental Clearl'iiK llnnsr. The Public ICducatlou Association through Howard W.

Nudd. Its secretary, has protested against the budget appropriation of city funds for a clearing house for mental defectives under the Department of Charities. It asserts that the city's ISO ungraded school classes, which cost 186,000, are a clearing house for mental defectives and could be strengthened bv the appointment of psychologists and physicians to make It thoroughly effective. The association contends that even If the proposed clearing house should discover a great many defectives the Institutions where they could be cared for are overcrowded. DELAYS HANGING FOR DINNER.

Sheriff Grants Condemned Man'a Re. qarst lor Chicken Before 'Somerset, Oct. 23. The hanging from Mis. js tin- wife of a Cincinnati financier.

She ami her thne daughters'. Misses S.u all Mai Ho and Ulga Willing, retui tied from a trip abroad on the Mnuieliiiil.i on September .1, bringing with tliein twenty trunks containing, so the (ioveruuieut charged, over $4,000 worth of foielgn purchases, which Mm. Wll.org declared to lie worth '410. Mis. Wlborg was represented by Attor-ni'S John It.

Staiahlleld. "vim told Hunt lhat his client's plea ol guilty was against his hut tli.it he had consented lo il on the advice of Wlborg's physician. He s.ild she neatly till em's old and the ordeal of a trial ptolml.ly would be dlsjMtrous to het. Attorney paid the tine and his client and her family departed for their home at Kastliainptoti. b.

PANAMA HAT MEN ACCUSE SCOTT Charge ISAAC LEVY. MERCURY VICTIM. IN STUPOR. Still Hopeful, but Doctor lie-lie ves Ho ItValizcs Death Is Near. A NATIONAL.

IrVSIIlU IMJtr Favors Appralsrr of Pnrt HIk Importer. Kvldence was brought out at the pre-lliiilnary hearing In a suit before Hiilted States Commissioner Gilchrist yesterday to show that Col. Heorge W. Scott. Appraiser of the I'ort of New York, had entered Into an agreement with the big Panama hat Importers by which Panama lints aie being brought Into the country at Iixed valuation of $12 per dozen regardless of their real worth.

These charges nre made by Cabellero Hl.ini'o. Importers and exporters, of I 17 Hattrry place, who aro suing the Hov- crinni'iii in recuver nu cases oi nais valued at JS0.000 which were seized for undervaluation. Chaunccy Ityder, a custom house btoker of 130 I'earl street; Phillip April of John. W. Maus.

sentenced to die here at 10 o'clock this morning for the murder of Harrison Brown, a mall carrier, was delayed three hours In order that the i of jionte Chrlstl Panama Hat Corn- condemned man might enjoy a chicken dinner. When told early this morning that he. was to die at 10 clock Maus expressed the desire to eat a good chicken dinner before being put to death and Sheriff Hochard grunted the. request. Maus en- ment Joyed his meal thoroughly and shortly after walked firmly to the scaffold.

Two APPEAL HADE TO WILSON. minutes later ho was dead. Maus was at one time a coachman in the employ of Harry K. Thaw. puny, or 21 Hast Fourth street nnd Joseph W.

Wheatley, a special Hgent of the Treasury Department, testined to the existence of the $12 rule, A full record' of the testimony will, It said, be sent to the Treasury Depart- Til oiidllion of Isaac l.rv.v. the clothing merchant, who tool; four tablets' of blchloiide of mercury instead of as-pcrln on Monday morning, at his Hath Heaih home, grew worse estirday. AI-' though still cheerful at times, he was ill a state of semi-stupor all day and both the physician, Or. Jacob Sarnoff, and the members of Mr. Levy's family tealUe that the.

end Is only a few days off. Ir. 1 Sarnoff said his patient probably would live through to-day but tlm case was hopeless unless the remedies perform a miracle. I At least one of Mr. l.evv's family of eleven chil.lr.u Is constantly at his bed side In tlie Sunshine Sanitarium and ltet Home, on Cropsiy avenue at llav Tlilrty-tifUl stieet, lint the patient IP iltowsy.

Although he has been union-J i-cious since he took the poln.n he Is less talkative and his only words at Intervals are of encouragement to his fani-1 Hy. Dr. SarnotT has not told him how hopeless his case is. He thinks that Mr. Levy realizes it himself and Is patiently awaiting the end.

Dr. Sarnoff called Dr. Zeemansky ot ine Lebanon Hospltnl and several other phy sicians In consultation estcrday. They said that everything possible hail been done for Mr. Levy.

It was found that the kidneys had stopped working. Dr. Sarnon said that he found Mr. Levy's gums broken and lit supposul that the poison had done similar damage to other parts, liven If the poison Is not still working, he believes ttiat enough harm has been done to effect death oon. At the merchant's home, at S835 Twenty-second 'avenue.

Louis Levy, the oldest son. slid yesterday afternoon thut his! father was worse than he has been since he took the poison, He said Mr. Levy was stilt cheerful, however, and talked occasionally to Mrs. Levy and the other members of tho family. When they asl; him how he feels he alwns says well" or "better" although they know he realizes that he Is falling fast.

Merchants Association Wants Kast. ern Man In I'routy's Place. Piesldent Wilson has heen asked by EUGENE DRISCOLL ACQUITTED 1 I the Merchants Association In give the In- Kastcrn States rcprehcntntlon in the Inter-state Commerce Commission when he I appoints the successor of. Charles jToUty, who Is to leave the commission Did Not Assault llrput? Mate pector nf Klertlon. Kiigcun Drlhcnll, a real estate agent of BrowningWKing Co CLOTHING, HAT3 AND rURNIHINCA Bargains for Boys Here are some Week-End Specials for Boys and Children at Reduced Prices.

We've rather too many Double-Breasted, Two-Piece Suits, in Brown and Gray Mixtures, for Boys from 8 to 16. An Extra Pair of Trousers with each Suit $7.50 Winter Weight Overcoats in Gray Chinchilla and Fancy Mixtures, sizes 3 to 10 years, and regularly $6.50 and $7.50 $5.00 Extra Heavy Worsted Sweater Coats with Shawl Collars, sizes 26 to 38; Good $4.00 Values, Special at $3.15 Boys' Black Stockings, fashioned of good weight cotton and lisle 19c School Caps in Gray and Brown Mixtures. BROWNING, KING CO. Broadway, near 32nd Street. Cooper Square at Sth St.

Fulton Brooklyn. 1 METCALF PLEADS NOT GUILTY. I'nrmer Bank I'rralJlrnl la Son I'll- ileP f.VI.OUO Hall. I'ltiiviPKNi'K. Oct.

Mel-, fnm.i' iiifslileiil of th Atlantic I tlonal Hank, picaiini not cullty In tr i KsmtssmBemBstsmtmsss FOR FIRE BRAND THE NEW FALL COLLAR. 2 FOR 25 CTS. If What's back of it? Why do men who can wc-U afford to pay tailors' pnrcs come to us for their over coats? Is it because they the tailors can show no han i somer fabrics? Or is it because our is so large and varied? Or because they don't lw to wait for fitting? Or because they sec llr finished garment instead o1 piece of uncut cloth, Ua'' no possible doubt as to and satisfaction? When you see our in coats with their Tarlan pi 1 backs, say for instance thf which have the authuif plaid of the Cameron Huh landers, you'll want lo them inside out -they're "verra bravv!" The smarter the bctlci why we makt youths' suits and over 9 Oliver Btreet iin'1 In-other of ('lenient Drleeoll, whs acquitted of assaulting Michael HaksI of T.3 Catharine street, ii ileputy Htut limpeetor of ejection, by McCJiuuIb In Ihe Tombs police court ycsteriluy, The was nllcRe.l lo have taken place mi tlct'ihcr in In i nut of the Home Itul Dcmoi'rotlc Club a IS Miullson itrMt on JSoveini.er i to time, cimrie or tne physlcu! viiluiitlon of the riillrimds. The commission nt present consists nf the. follovvliiK members: Kdgur K.

ClmU nf lovvii, cliHlrmiiii Vrouty of Vermont, Juihmu I'. Clements of lienrRlH, i'Iihi'Ich ('. McClionl of Kentucky, llaltlu-ar II, Meyer of Wlbcoiirlii nntl John II. Marble of The HbNoclittlnn lm no candidate to UIIHt October It. by the Federal uranu uur.v.

He vvuh held In JDn.nno ball. filtf new indictment charKes that he wan cullty of coiienlracy- with Allen and Orion It. I'lirrar, while the other two chame misapplication nf the Durjee, Said In Rr Ithlel'a Helper, llrlil fur Trlnl. Hjn-es S. Dur.vee, Is e.irt old, who t-ays he Is Ihlmr at Coluiu- futiiis of the hank, Messr-, Allen 4111I bus Circle, was held In ball for Karrar are accused or alilliiK mm hdciiiiib him on one of these chnrues.

while John )e Ka.v- and Henry K. I Kay ate named for filename alleged offence on the other. Stephen Melcalf of Providence, Mis. r.llza 11. Itadeke.

Mrs. Mary Mctcalf. the ri( fendant'e lf Mrs, MMigaiet llortoii. It In thiURhtet llobcit I'l. HudlonR, his bon-lu-lavv .1.

Honors Made and Jarvli 11. Hortou became the lurellea. the ilrand Jury by Malslrate McQu.ide In the lonit.H police court yesterday- a charsre nf cettlnK money under falhe prelenccH from Arthur T. Murray, vlc-presldeiit of Ihe Itrady Mm ray Motors Company of Wert Kifty-llfth etreet. IMiryce Is said l.y tlui police to be the aid Ch.irb'M Ithlel, whom Ihe un of money that he s.ild would be devoted Of.

OUr Smartest Iflbril'1 li, III. mIiIiium mill was hclil In the fame ball as on a similar i'Imi'kc hy MaslMrat lltriiert III the West Side court Wi'ilnci-iln Murray teslllled llial Hur.vee collected l.ifi ft iiii linn for an advertisement in a Journal which he declared was 1ml.lle.he1l by the benevolent association ionnecli.1 with Hie Klie lieparlmeut. mr ported and domestic. Rogers Peet Compv Three Broadway Storr at at Warren St. 13th St.

t' n-ciid Suit (or 0110, Cfiuusel fm 1- Mulfor.l Tow nseml, 1 the lnvv.it 1 h-t-. I.i a 1 iilc law M'lniul who inherited the bull, hire pepartnienl liave been inosccutiui: I id the Smiiu.ii.i sttilt' nf 1.11 Ihe Kri.und that for ten rars he hanlllil' hl.iltlntr pap. tnj'iiuriiiiurci, aiul been Dwindling lliuumwable prrtons out whs sued by Ihe I'rkor lulls to set tin will, llie film paid In Hi' 1" 1 cum' wan M. seriously 111..