New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

, became generally known.
Walsh Also SubpGnsed.
1,c5,.iJ. Walsh. Tammany boss of
4s,,tss.s- County, snd Wsroen
-, T. Mccormick Of Sing Sing
we're s1bpn7aed yesterday TO appear
,.to,e the Kings County Grand Jury
rl.y vii b. asked 10 tell Rhst they
nov et ~. extraordinary privileges
,..o-5s5 uav.3 4. sullivan, TreeAer OF
he Union Bank.
u.str,-. Attorney Cropsey Of Kings
County. once he sets the warden before
.,s srsrs --~, ,s confident that Sui
Hys7's movements when he Tas per
v;usd III liberty will be checked up
!, ,B,b a say as 10 prove eonclusiSsiy
Ar the former banker devoted his
Elm, to further acts Of larceny of
ssies Bank sssets.r--
Reluctantly obeyirg Governor
glyrns oraer John 2 Riley, superln-
.gdtr- 5- Prisons, suspended Warden
N,Corm-e. .ata yesterday afternoon.
.ah.s place -e named George ;. Weed,
0spr,- .urt-.a,cudsnt of Prisons, OF
Pls,t.bgrg. 90 serve a. head Of sing
sing until sy-er mo investigation o.
ne penal institution, which Stephen G.
BALDWIN. o. Brooklyn, W'ill begin TO-
lar. su5er ,endent Riley twice white
WISHED W.rdea Mccormick FOR the
privilege .vor5ed Sullivan, which in
.u5,6 ts about Westchester Coun-
il ..- .c,len'c automobile.
F-or Albany last nigh. came Tord o.
.,. .s8er ..a of NcCor- .-E. Ie hur-
cd there .a the aitetaoou -pon the
-ece,7t NJ telephone message from
7Hs7 Hs arrived 40 dusk and Tss ct
5ses ,,e.e.s8 vi.A Superintendent
plsr and f.r.t Assistant District A.
.or.ey Louis Colastein. OF Kings Coun-
.v Go,dsso.r. Who had been hunting
tl gently fo- Mccormick fo- seceral
dave. erected hsm p..A q subpcens 20
yus.- .lss .o-a.ns before the Kings
ooarry Grand Jury.
-.ca,,- g. Baldwin Governor
l.ans -u,cis. .asestigator announced
s,c las. -.vs. cha. pam fo7 the in
quir~ had been made, aid that VIZ
lesse5 .-ou.d he Examined this morn
~ Tie fire. session viii Oe held 81
src Sing prison st Is o'clock. The CO.
opeiauo1 Of District Attorney CTopaey
IN .fc .nvestjga+iou would be Welcome,
Fr Baldwin announced. and he will be
r.i.,s .3 be present th's morning.
Robrer Nakes Protest.
s,-rr tas oppressed freely q. tha
election o. Baldwin because Of HE
.snnec,ou NTH mat.er- pertaining TO
ne Union Bank, ne having acted as
ourssl for Edward ~. Crout. former
Controller and president Of the Union
bank. Who is nop, under indictment FOR
ne failure ot thy institution. Dr. J.
5.li. Bohrer chairman Of the eXecu-
rye committee Of the Union Bank de-
Dos.tors. vino number more than 10000,
"a highly Indignant. Baldwin, Dr.
Rohrer said once acted on Sullivan's
ttF o. counsel when q move Tss made
'or change OF venue.
"Ttat ls an unwarrsuted fslsehooo,' -
Jr Baldwin asserted last night. "lt ia
cue that 7 vas asked to defend Sui
wan, but I refused never had any
ching to do With his case IN any man
.er whatever As 90 ny having been
nteroted in Grouts defence, that is
erfec'ly yruc. Mr. Grout is my very
,esr personal friend, but what differ.
.ace could that make IN this invcstigs-
.jon'
Governor Glyur J ,ske 1t. wants ar
lvsstgation Of Sing Sing, clso he
would not have appointed me 70 under
AXE 1t. intend TO conduct the in
curry thoroughly, and if there is any
hing hidden a. Sing Sing that should
3g brought our shall certainly en-.
lcu,or 10 fulfil the Governor wishes"
telephone message received by
District Attorney CropEey from bis 40.
is'ant Louis Goldstcin, in Albany, H.
'ica'ed that matters had taken e turn
favorable to TIC grand jury's inyesti-
stHon. which is intended 10 bring to
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