New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

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,,sv days ago the Governor did not
a,g even q passive Interest in inc
., sirr scandal Piqued' however,
y W ,bo publicity given the affair end
j, ,.oor Of Superintendent Riley
....,, Of his investigation he an
..r..o5 LAST night his decision 10
au delsyed action. -,.
swI can say now" Governor Ilynn
.,.,,.,ls,. night, SIS thai ] am look
s,m,. big man. outside the realm
= ,oIitles. to make this Investigation
Iv,,t a man familiar with prisons TO
I, 4 and one whose very name viii
y an assurance Of integrity.
To Make Him Commissioner.
81 want him to make q thorough in
srigstion Of Sinc Sing. ] viii ap-
wir. him 8 commissioner under tie
y,rslsnd act, to carry on the inquiry.
DO not want any man with an axe 20
rnd 70 undertake IT,
The campaign trip, the Governor an
,snced, has interfered with his get
M in touch with o man who measures
sto such a standard. lie announced
Sovsver, that he had more than one
rsa in mind, but that his efforts 20
wununicate with them had been un-
uxsssful. He has already sent many
slsphOne and telegraph messages, but
lis special train outtravelleu the re-
Si,A He said, however. that he was
sarous 10 have the investigation over
y Friday.
Fearing that there might be color for
iargss that the state administration
~ Interfering with the efforts OF Dis
hst Attorney Cropsev of Kings Coun-
> II bis investigation, Governor Glynn
neerdsy instructed superintendent
Riley to direct John 7. Nalloy, the
llnnany superintendent Of industries
Sing Sing, 20 answer all questions
vhsn he is taken before the grand jury
'9-dsy. From his cell in tho Raymond
st. jail, where he has been since Mon
ay, Nslloy yesterday sicniled his
Willingness 70 tell all ne knew.
When Governor GlyLn arrives ia this
ely to-day, ne will be visited by d
pnmittee Of the depositors of the
Union Bank, who will present 20 him
'fomation sS TO SUllivau's use Of his
rrilsges 70 convert assets Of the bank,
nd evidence that their efforts 20 in
's'iigate the matter we're blocked by
ss prison authorities. They will de-
nsnd the removal from Office Of War
:n NcCOrmics and Superintendent
Riley.
Goldstein Goes 10 Albany.
fof the purpose Or learning what
conn 3. Riley. Superintendent OF Pris-
'a'' knows concerning the recent
aoVenents Of David 4. Sullivan. wreck
aei the Union Bank, Of Brooklyn, out
''' the walls OF SING Sing, Assistant
.alriet Attorney Goldsteiu or Kings
sahty is In Albany to-day
Assets Of the Brooklyn savings IN
eAaton, ii is charged. were hypothe-
.tt BY Sullivan, and the former bank
vas enabled by the unusual liberty
sssted 70 him by Warden Thomas j.
,-SsSSeermick 10 convert the interest
tern.
superintendent Riley, IL ia believed.
sat otief investigation he made Non
n Governor Glynn's orders, Of the
r"leges accorded sullivan, learned
"a taat would be of interest 10 the
~ county Grand Jury, which has be
"a investigation Of which, accord
g,~ 70 District Attorney Cropsey Of
Ssrss county, the "joy rides" taken by
is,,,"sh IN the warden's automobile
A. ~. sSniy single phase. The head Of
5sae Prison Department, 10 is
s,,'sae may know more about SulH-
hi;s. .Nsm'ngs and goings than was in
Gl,ree N his report TO Governor
Sisy Following his hurried visit %
Z IA, N 70 the office held by Riley Il
is-d,v ..seiy that he will be subp9nsed
I ~ appear before. the grand jury.
.al1 70 be in nnn.iAnruAinn ~