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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

hothouse. l. per Dozen $1dSi .; do No per boz.
s3aS4; LETTUCE hothouse per punches, 25r75c'
MUSHROOMS, dollhouse per fb. 25d55c MINI, hothouse
per dozen lunches 2o63oc: RADISHES. hothouse per
100 punches s2Gs5; RIUBAFB Western, per dozen
40r50c; and Jersey, per l.V
75dS3 Long Island. 100 large bunches s4aso'
TOMATOES. hothouse per b. 15G2Jc-
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City Hotels.
Citations.

TUE PEOPLE OF THE sTAT1 OF NEW &c T0EK TSorss By
E. Carson Francis N. Jeneks Mana p Carson ana me
iegaees under the Last VIII and Testament Q! AIleAa
Carson late of the County OF New Yerk deceseo, II
any. places OF residence are unAIloW
and after dligent inquiry be asceTtalned ana
interested in the Trust created ~ TIE
VIII Testament OF William e Fo|ei. De
Seue1t Of Amelia cFeGIIofs'
OF kin otherwise. send grestins:
You and each Of you hereby cited ana required
personally to be and before our Srrsate OK ne
County OF York. the Surrogates Court OF SAID
County. held at the Han OF Records IN the County
O'Clock in the forenoon o. that day tnen
judicial settlement OF the account
proceedings OF Edwin Howell, John W Sterling and
Francis NJ Jencks as Trustees the Last WIZ and
Testament OF William E Howell. deceased, as 70 the
Amelia Carson.
you hereby cited as are under the
age twentyone years required appear oy your
guardian you II you have none. TO ap-
pear apply appointed in the event
your neglect failure guardian VIII %
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for
you the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof, We have caused the Seal ot
S1rrogates' Court OF the said County OF
[IASI New York be hereunto affixed Witness
Hon Thomas. a Surrogate OF our
said County, County OF New York the 2ith Gay
Of March, In the year OF Lord one thousand nine
hundred DANIEL J. DOWDEEY,
SurrogGIes' Court
SHEARMAN & STERLING, Attorneys for Petitioners.
- Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City ot
New
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Public Notices.

me city ct New yo-H. s7sr DsPsr-1s-as g. (
Taxes sad Asssssnsnts Main OTI-ce HoroHsa
OF Manhattan, Hail OF Rsc97os, IaanAE7 n
~ tbs 6r.a,sr Nsw YORK Charts nat tas
books called The Annual rsecoEA OK ths ~
ssss II the Beroughs Of Manhattan, The BrssL
BROOKLYN Queens sad RieaSond. c'sacT,ss sf se.a
lie Inspection. examination and SorTsctsca IN
the second Gsa4ay ot January. sad VA re-
During the tina that sss books .ss spsn
by any p.rson OF cor.oration ci=iH.9s 70 %
sssrisvsd BY the assesssd valuation q req %
personal ss,ass 20 have the same eursecseS
In Ihs Borough OF Nanhs,ssa. al The naia
eftice ot the pepATtmsnL % as@ = cssass.. ~
Ia the Borough Of Tn. Bronx a, :hs atnes
Hundred and seveaty-seventh street AID Tnira
n the Borough Of sross.iyn. a; the sttics -
Ia. Department Municipal Building.
a.. p.partmeat. Dee aacksSt BUILDING. Jass.os
svaass and fifth street. Long Ls.aud Cssy.
Of In. DEPARTMENT. Borough Hall. New
Brighton sIatsa Island
application only at In. main office In tho
Borough OF Manhattan
Applications IN rs4atisn to TIE azessss
valuation ot. personal estate Hsdsts bs n.Ss
BY the person .sSessed az the ofcics Of ne
SON resides ana in csss sf 4 nou-rssidsat
carrying on business in TIE CITY oc Sew YORK
At the office OF the Department os tEs sSr-
sash where such plaza OF brsinsss 10 Socated-
betvssn the hours Of 10 A n And P Il.
except OF Saturday, uhca al applications
must be made between 10 a NJ and a noon
LAWSON PURDY.
PrsysAaug.
FRANK RAYMOND,
NICHOLAS MULLER
JAzzES II. TTLLY,
CHAS. PTTZEL
THOMAS I. HAMILTON.
HUGH HASTINGS.
Commissioners of Taxes anI AsseasnaeatA
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TlHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
L the grace or God free and independent, 10 Abel
Harrington Wheaton Jonas Smith Wheaton. Ssreh Re
becca Wheaton. John Roland Wheaton. William Barker
Wheaton, Joseph Stanbery Wheaton, Maria Isaoell4
Wheaton Jennie Louise bIapes c. Linn G. Percy
Seeey. EInaa Douglas, Margaret r Sanbery. ia NJ
francis EeusdaIe Huptley. Ellsworth EGnl-eJ
Stephen Stanbery II he be living. whose place OF resi-
certaned II he be dead his widow issue desceno
ants heirs and OF whose and places OF
residence unknown and after due c1SaIse Dc
ascertained5 francis Stanbery II ne De Ls4Hs "o7
place residence and after due dil-
gence be ascsrtaine x dead MS Wldo"
descendants. OF kin whose names ana
diligence be ascertained Il Stanbery lsoIne-
times known Frank II. Benjamin.. Il ne De HVinS
whose place OF residence Is unknown and cannot er cue
cihSenCe be sSCertaneG, II ne 1eao MS Hl4Ts
issue. descendants OF kin, whose names
places OF residence and cannot afer due
dlIgeIce be aScerrained, the heirs and nez O. Al -
Maria s. Gouray deceased send greeting: whereas I'd
ward 5. Hall, OF the City Of New York has ately az
piled TO the Surrogae's Court OF our County OF NeW
both real and personal property. duly proved es te
VIII and Testament Maria s. Couriay. larA or te
County OF New deceased Therefore you and eal
Of you cited 20 appear before the Surros--s -
County OF New York, Office In the county OF ""
York. 9th OF April. thousand nlIe huL[
dred and eight. at halfpast ten O'Clock IN Je
VIII And such OF you - -
hereby cited the OF twenty one [eds
one. you none. appear and apply lor ore
appointed in the Of your neglec OF Ia-
ure guardian viii be appointed by t1e S1rrO-
and for you in the procee1lfs-
IN testimony whereof We caused the Seal OF the
surrogates Court OF the said County OF lev rSeS
York 70 be hereunto affixed Nltness' IN IL
said County OF York. az said county me
29th day OF February, fl the year OF cur A@Ofd
one thousand nine hundred ard eight -,o-r-rD-rv
O S1rTcgare'5 court
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4 DNERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trfbun.
= received their Uptown Ofce. No 1864 Broadway
between 3eth and 57th SITS. until D m Adyer-
tIsegleats received ths following onces az
regular Office rates until o'clock viz 264
e. 23d ST.. l33 9Th East
1AsA sts 237 Wsss A2d between ztA Sta svaAy
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Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
II Q THOMAS Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given TO all persons having
Schrmer. late County
OF New York deceased. TO present the same.
the subscribers, place OF
fransacting business. the office OF Messrs Rowland
Murray * Prentice No. 30 wall Street. in the City Of
Wv Work. on or before 10th day Of April next
Da.ed New York. 9th day OF October. 1907
RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER
GRACE NJ SCHIRMER,
WINTHROP L ROGERS
Administrations
ROWLAND MURRAY & PRENTICE.
ATTORNEYS for Administrators
25 Wall St.
New York
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Proposals.

rTvREAsURY DEPARTMENT. Z. S. LIFEsAvING
this office 200 o'clock D. Thurs
April It, 1905. and then publicly
construction Of thirty beac-apparatus
complete and fifteen additional reels 70 be delivered
ton Street, New York City. Plans and specifications,
forms proposal, upon application
this Office s. I KINBALI, General Superintendent.
YIyREAsURY DEPARTMENT. Z. s. MFEsAvING
i Service. Washington, D. c. March a. l9OS-Seaed
proposals will be this office
opened. for tie construction OF twenty Mcclellan boat
wagons, without runners. be
delivered the storehouse Of this Service 319 Wash
fg1on Street. n. Y Plans specifications,
forms proposal. etc. be obtained appica
Capt g II. MCCLELLAN, L. = z, 9. $ (Fletlredl,
Supsrinteuding Construction Of LAfeboats. Apparatus
etc. Life-Savng Service, Room T@-A. Custom House
New York " i. this Office. S. I. kIMBAIL.
General superintendent
RArY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET NEW
cate. subject usual conditions Will be received
here u o'clock April o 1908. for supplying
delivering coal during commencing July l.
1905 follows: To QuarteTnaster's vessels in New
York Harbor: Army Transports foreign coang
tons Gibraltar Aden. Port Said Colombo Singapore.
Malta Suez, Algters and Perrin at New York City IN
furnished application. q s reserves the right
accept reject any all bids part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be marked Proposals
Coal opened April 2, 1908. and addressed
WV S. PATTEN. Depot Quartermaster-
C.EAIEzD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. BE RE
y. H. until 2:2o April 18th 1903. and
opened Immediately for all labor
required enlargng laundry and other alterations at
L : Immigrant Station, Ellis Island. N Y H. and
furnishing certain laundry machinery. Particulars
conditions governing bidders be Oh
tained from ROBERT WATCHORN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

0TTINGER, CLAhA-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
the County York notice is hereby given 10 al
claims against Clara Ottiuger
Founty cf deceased present the same vTs
vouchers The subscriber place OF trans
acting business. viz, No. 60 Wall street ForourE >,
New York City. before April sth isos
Dated, New York. October 5th 1907. ~
MARK OTTINGER, Executor
NATHAN OTTINGER, Attorney u 90 w
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New CITY
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON AR--re
L C Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York Notice Is hereby given all persons havfnz
claims against Archibald Turner late or the CouutT
of New York, deceased. TO present the witt
vouchers thereof to the subscriber her ula -
transactIng business. the o Wilson NJ PoYeiI
No % Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan ths
CITY OF New York before the 25th day OF april
->S'"
Dated New York the 10th day or October 1907
EMILE p. TURNER, Executrfx .,e
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney for Executrfx No 2e
Wau Street. Borough Of Manhattau Nsv Yorf CtsT
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18th day OF February, n nc yeaI U V-3 @10-
rANTEL. : DOWDSEY.
Ierto OF the SIrrogate5 Court

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ToR<s ;.Is-. BI
caldrs JOIN cads 4. IIn55Z 55Z
Sad"f ba7d f. h0TaT4 Tgv Gad d s 1eon John II Be
s Jsgpi' rsI Xasntps as. {aSs H. 2 Sdsd sdw George e
Laura s PaEg foe R R6set MaGqs Caiae Asebert sdwe
y Caldwell John o Caldwell. Frederick A C25dws.
aenrietts on1stead the heirs and Of Kin Of Eliza
beth 4 Luthe6 dsesass4 & s9 o Ns Yo has LATELY ap
piled to the sur-ogates Court o. our Ioghy 2slsnr
TO both real and personal ProDercys G4y Prqso ai-
the County Of deceased. therefore you and
our County Of at his office IN the County OF
New York the 10th day Of APRIL One th9qsanf @ f ps
hundred and eight at ha-past ten Z oA - aT,s r
noon OF that day then and there 70 "a a s - o "a are
hereby cited under the age Of fVsntone @ as
you to appear and apply for & one 70
G a. so aran vii be appoin5ei by the Surrogate
represent and act for you in the procesdtn zeal o. III.
sUIrOgatss Court ot ths s@id G2gnty q ry Hsz
Il 81 CHARTEs H. BEC1zETT su-Togass OF our our
18th day Of February in the year q our Lord
One thousand nine hundred Il92 and 45C47h1r s5sht
clerk Of t4.he the sarrogats.s court
BERKELEY Q AUSTIN. Attorney for Executor. 10
william street. New YORK City
1TyHs PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
Grove e cemetery. May a FTis5ie Margaret n par.
EerPeF r Kins HsT6srr Z ks9sg @ HaETsS Ea5 y P Kei
persons ire Estate OF Giles R Dart late OF
next Of kin or Otherwise greeting: You and each OF
pea- before our Surrogate OF County Of New York az
County. held at the Han o
Records in New York. on the 9th day o.
Nay 1905 haIfpast O'Clock IN The forenoon Of nat
d. then attend judicial settlement OF me
proceedings or Herbert r King as EXscUtor
OF the Last and Testament OF said deceased: a
such o< hereby cited under the age OK
required b. your guardian
have 70 appear and apply
ro auUontad. or IN yCU- neglect
or failure TO guardian viii be appointed BY the
IN the proceeding
testimony caused the seal OF re
County OF New York % bs
I-~' hereuato affixed. Witness. Hon ABNER c
THOMAS. a Surrogate of said County, at
OF York the 4th day OF March.
- ir the year Lord thousand z!Gs
hundred and delight
DANIEL :. COWDSET.
CIerl, OF the Surrogares' Court
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

furnished by Charles d. Barney 8 Co. 30 = Broad
" @tl. en- Yark and No 10 South 4th street.
Ph1adelphia)
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sAsked. Tex dividend.
COBALT STOCKS IN TORONTO.

FURNISHED daily by Stewart Lockwood,
No 43 Exchange Place.)
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day Co.. No. 81 Wall street)
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BONDS
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

'0cd lots. fs.ls cents Per share. =
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

The room swan before her eyes
Only by fierce effort could she com
pei her pen to trace the dictated words
Hugh's misdeed, evil as 1t was, hat
been to her but an abstract crime
Now II suddenly lay bare before her, q
concrete expression Of coarse thleyery
living symbol of crafty stimulation
Scarce knowing why she did 1t, she
drew the draft covertly from its re-
ceptacle and slipped II into her bosom.
The evidence Of Hugh's SIM That
paper must remain, as the sin that
made II remained, the sign manual OF
her dIshonor and loss. The man whose
hand had penned its lying signature
was the man she had thought she
loved BY that act he had thrust him
self from her forever. Yet he lived.
Somewhere In the world he walked in
shame and degradation beyond the
pale of honorable living, and she was
his wife! She was his wife! Though
she called herself Jesslca Holme, yet in
the law his name and fame were hers.
"Look at that steady hand now, an
her hair as red as gloryg' said Mrs.
Halloran, gazing admiringly from the
doorstep where she had been chatting
with Tom Fielder. Eye needn't stare
yer gray eyes out, though, or she'll
stop at the joolry shop to buy ye a
ring-to shame ye fer Jest hankeri9'
and sayin' nothin'p
Fielder laughed as he crossed the
street. raising bis felt hat CALAMITY to
the approaching rider. Mrs. Halloran
was privileged character. 1t was not
Michael Halloran who kept the Noun
tain Valley House popular! The old
woman hurried to the curb and tied
the horse as Jessica dismounted.
How did ye guess made some
more this day." she exclaimed. Sure,
If ye drink 1t yerself, my dearie, them
cheeks is all tn trademark | needv'
She led the way into the little carpeted
side room, by courtesy denomlnated
"the parlor" "I'll go an put 1t up in
two shakes" she said. "Sit ye down
an I'll not be ten minutes" So say.
ing, she hustled away.
Left alone, Jessica gazed abstract.
edly about her. Her mind was still
full Of the painful reflections of her
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ride. A door opened from the room
into the Office. 1t was ajar. She step
ped close and looked in.
A group Of miners lounged In the
space before the front wlndows-fa-
millarly referred to by its habitues
as "the amen corner'--chatting and
watching the passersby.
Suddenly she clapped her hand to her
mouth to stifle cry. A name had
been spoken--the name that was In her
thought-the name of Hugh Stires
She leaned forward, listening breath
lessly.
II wonder where the young black.
legs BEEN" said one, peering through
the. windows He'd better have stayed
away for good, I'm thinking. What
does he want to come back for, to a
place where there aren't three men
who will take drink with him?'
Jessica looked about her an instant
wildly, guilty. She could not be mis-
taken In the name. Was Hugh here,
whittier by the veriest accident she
had come-here in this very town that
she had gazed down upon every day
for weeks? Was hei No. no; it could
not be! She had not heard Alright.
But she had an overwhelming desire
to satisfy herself with her own eyes.
From where she stood she could not
see the street She bethought herself
Of the upper balcony.
Swiftly she crossed to the hall door,
threw Il open and ran hastily up the
stair. NJ N
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truculent shuttle came from the stand
ing men. Their faces were dark Tom
Fielder, the lawyer, entered the saloon
just In time to see Big Devlin, the
owner OF the corner dance hall. rise
from table, rolling up flannel sleeves
along tattooed arms. He saw him
stride forward and with well direct
ed shove, send the shambling inebriate
Keeling across the floor.
1.-TWO ours at the bar are enough at
a timer quoth Devlin.
Then the lawyer saw an extraordI-
nary thing. The emptied glass rang
sharply on the bar. the arm that held
II Strengthened, the 1.-the form behind
1t seemed to expand, and the big bulk
of Devlin went backward through the
doorway and collapsed in SPRAYING
heap on the pavement.
For my part" said an even, infurl
ate voice from the threshold, II prefer
but one" H
The face the roomful saw now as
they pushed to the outer air and
which turned on the docking crowd
bore anything but the Sinking look
they had been used to see on the face
of Hugh Stires. The smile that meant
danger played oyerit There were both
calculation and sayagery in II It was
the look of the uian TO whom all risks
are alike. to, whom nothing counts. In
the instant confusion every one there
recognized the element Of hardihood
dumfounded. Here was one who, as
Barney McGinn, the freighter, said
afterward, hadn't the sand OF sick
coyote" boarding bully and the most
formidable antagonist the town af-
forded
The PROSTATE man was on his feet in
an instant wiping the blood from a
cleft lip, and peeled or his vest with a
| vile epithet.
THAT Is incidentally venturesome
word to select from your vocabulary"
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:.
said the even voice. sort OF detona.
ton IN It ''You will feel like apollo
giving presently"
Devlin came on with bull-like rush
The lawyers eye. shrewdIy aging the
situation, gave the slighter man short
shrift. and for several intense seconds
every breath stopped Those seconds
called up from some mysterious covert
all the skill and strength Of the old
hard hitting Satan Sanderson. all the
science Of parry and feint learned In
those blur college bouts with the
gloves with Gentleman Jim
1t was ashort. sharp contest. Not a
blow broke the guard Of the man whose
back was TO the doorway. On the
other hand. Deylins face was puffed
and bleeding. When for a brenth be
drew back, guIping, sudden CLINT Of
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ment Of dotsam
tossed on the
tide Of failure.
Il erred IN my
general saluta-
tion,'' he said.
"Gentility is, aft
err all. less a
habit than an In
stinct." He lift
ed his glass-to
the castaway. II
drink to the
health Of the
only other gen
tleman present"
he said. and
tossed the drink
off.
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Odd AdverIIsementr

we Two" send the following 10
the London Express we are a
young couple, and at tho present rate
Of salaries for bank clerks II VIII be
eight or even ten. years before we
can marry AS this Is too far ahead
to think Of, and we have e200 ts1 00Ol
between as, We are determined 10
strike out for ourselves. and at the
thousands Of breakfast tables all over
England where the Express ia daily
read We would, with your kind permlg.
sion, appeal FOR ideas as to the best
way Of making a good start"
From a British newspaper. Gentle
man In good social position finds that
wherever he goes friends ply him
with whiskies and sodas. which he
does not like, and which disagree with
him they resent it II he refuses them.
He would like introduction 70 society
IN which whisky and soda does not
form 30 important an element"
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cellulold Exnlodes

A celluloid factory In Vienna Ans
tria, where several hundred persops
were employed, was completely
wrecked by an explosion due either
TO the ignition Of celluloid dust or 10 the
action Of some Of the powerful che,n.
icals which are used in the process
OF manufacture It Is known that at
least II persons were killed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

the Prohibition
the liquor evil He has aligned with practically
object
Epwoth
organization
considerable indueuce
He old worked
while studying rs profession
working temperance Waukesha Wis
ability
which
his
months who had place.
his nomination fair replica of the first
Mr. Chain has dbbed literature somewhat written
Lincoln o aud Of the Presidents"
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far the revolution which
en all the republic and then annexation
such only in the
ions do VIC rec0lect than the OF the Islands
Gov Frga although birth nearly
Hawaii California
Honolulu Yale After graduating circuit
Hawaii months advanced
the islands then the provisional government He made
supreme
the position
public instruction 1899 but declined the change the cabinet
his bench chief Justice
held until the annexation Hawaii Since
1907 he has been territorial