The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-08
COUNT KAROLYI AND
SUITE VISIT MAYOR
Swap Notes on Irish Home Rule
and Hungarian Indepen-
dcnce at City Hall.
TOUR LOWER MANHATTAN
Visitors Sec Custom House,
Stock Exchange and Climb
Mount Woolworth.

Cbunt Michael karolyi. leader II the
Hungarian Independent party and the
half dozen members OF the Hungarian
Parliament Who are with him on his tour
Of America rested yesterday from their
work Of obtaining support for their cause
here TO tour lower New York from q call
on the Mayor at thc city IIal, 20 the
peak Of Mount WoolwOrth
This city Is familiar ground to the
Count and hc hardly needed 10 be shown
around" Alexander konta accompanied
the group through the day, which opened
with visit to Collector Of tho Port Dud-
ley Field Malone
Mr.. Malone received tho visitors IN his
once AZ tho Custom House and showed
them the Byzantine grandeurs of that eI-
pensive edlce. Count ksroly noted the
big oil painting around the walls Of tho
Collectors office depicting scenes In ia
nous ports Of tho world and rather looked
10 find one view Of Hungary's only sea-
port. Fiume But rumc was not en-.
hrsced n Mr.. Malonc's art collection
Tho Count said tho custom House was SUI
perb without e.
wa thtl'If l0bN MS N4StoTS tlD to tho
city Hall and introduced them 10 Mayor
Mitchell. The MAYOR and Coun; karolyi
mad talk IN which the Hungarian noble.
man explained his Efforts 10 give Hungary
universal suffrage. free II from Austrian
Influence and o1ect union OF its races
The Mayor Nis Interested and told the
count th1' -" case seemed a god deal
IKE Irish home rule and quite as reason
able and Just. Money and moral support
homo rfIla ia Ireland ~. a
without trouble in America. Mr. Mitchell
added, aud he believed Count Karolyi
would have no trouble 80 secure the sip-
port OF public opinion here. not only
among Observation-Disclosures but iu tho
country as a whole
At the conclusion Of their talk Mr.
konta led the way to tho Office Of Harry.
Content. tho broker. at III nroadwav.
Mr. Content then became host. taking
MS guests into the members gallery of
the stock Exchange and later 10 the
stock EAchang' Luncheon club for the
noon meal
Afterward Mr.. Content lcd his party TO
me Hanover safe Deposit Company round
the corner. Count Karolyi stealing a
minute ON the way to join a suffra &c
meeting In front Of the Suh-Treasurv and
acquire purple circular telling why
women should vote.
Votes for women II seems to work
WI 'Nhufu W NbIOt OF your states,
doesn't it, the nobleman replied to \
question as 10 his views.
DR.. hndreas Rath. IIedervary Lchel.
Buzs Bsrna, George Llinszty. Bella Bara-
oas and stephen Friedrich members 90
tho Hungarian Parliament at Buda 70
pesth, viewed with much admiral lon the
thirty ton door to tho safe deposit vault
The Eauitsble Building was cautiously
skirted and then the Count led his fol
lowers to the Woolvorth's ffty-sixth
floor.
The Hungarians later visited tho Mu.
nicipal Building, where they met Fire
Commss oner Robert Adamson
The Fire Commissioner wanted Count
Karolyi and his friends to see his de-
partment az work and promised to ar
range a display for them on their return
from the tour to the Pacific coast, upon
which they set out tomorrow.
Last evening the Hungarians were the
guests of Collector Malone at dinner at
the Knickerbockcr and later at the Winter
Garden They will visit Police Head
quarters at II o'clock this morning.