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New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
BOOKS NOT PRODUCED.
President Hafen's Office Fails to
Send Evidence to Commissioners.

Henry A Bruckner. who was not reappo1nted
Commissioner of Public Works of The Bronx by
President Haffen in 1902. examined privately
bv John Purroy Mitchci. Commissioner of Ac-
counts on Friday. nen Commissioner Mitchell
was asked about it yesterday he smiled and said
Il think I am justified in doing little evading on
that subject
Since the beginning OF the investigation Of the
office OF Borough President Haffen Commissioner
Mitchell has been trying TO get at the real reason
for failure Of Bruckner TO get Il reappontrent
President Haffen tha stand said that he thought
he could do better" He also said that there had
been some trouble who had received
time for work they had not done. Last week
two foremen testified that they had been ordered
by Commissioner Bruckner to give time on their
books TO men they never saw. Commissioner
Bruckner intimated to them they said that the
in question might be working somewhere else
Commissioner Mitchell was much put out yeSter-
dav morning because certain books from the Bor-
ough Presidents office had not been produced On
Saturday the commissioner had consented 20 an
adjournment until Tuesday, Mr. Van Doren.
counsel for President Haffen. had an engagement
in court yesterday. The consent was given on
condition that certain books should be produced
Yesterday and entered in evidence but the books
were not produced and nobody was present to ex-
plain why.
Certain evidence given before the Commissioners
Of Accounts last week regarding the way in which
assessment proceeding books kept by the Bu-
reau of Highways placed before the grand
Jury yesterday Among the witnesses book
keepers from the department and several of the
ex aminers of the Commissioners of Accounts. The
investigation will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
SPECIAL DETECTIVES FOR EAST SIDE
New Branch Bureau To Be Established III
Allen Street 10 Stop Crime.

commissioner Bingham has opened another
tr.re. detecti-e bureau and has leased the build
,.-, - <o Il Allen street for its headquarters.
en street for years has been the centre Of vice
~ certain kinds Shortly after the first Low cam
,.ts, ,ssen the CADET system was in full swing
.1.lg AEen street. one hundred and NIFTY cadets
were sent 10 jail for sarylne terms
Tie nelrlDe. of youthful pickpHckej. arrested dairy
,,.4.se addresses are traced 10 given As south
of Houston street. far down as tire brooklyn
t.rtfg. has re.n positively startling 70 the com
,-te-iarer ~ has been advised that there rs 'r-
-srizes cr5rne and organized instruction il crime
- ,,.t district and nas detailed fifteen German and
-,-,t.tss, se.ecttscs and fve Young Irishmen who
tacyy Ghetto Mas to tae new branch bureau
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
PAIL MORTON ON EQUITABLE AFFAIRS

rf-+sbI1re March s-Paul Morton, president of
the Eouitalle Life Assurance Society, who ad-
dressed the annual dinner Of the Ptttsburs agency
here tonight. spoke Of the attacks made upon
Thomas F Ryan who owns a majority OF the
shares of the society asserting that he is being
eavaeelv attacked by muck -rackers as a very bold
and n very dangerous man" Mr.. Morton pointed
o,,t that the shares owned by Mr. Ryan are in
.be hands of distinguished trustees" under prac
ticaly perpetual deed of trust, which can be ter
minated only by the trustees themselves and by no
Individual He denied that the entire assets OF
5,e company are at the disposal of Mr.. Ryan. that
b. dictates the investments dominates the man
aeement or that vast sums of money have been
invested IA companies in which Mr. Ryan is inter
csted. lie said:
The assets of the society arc looked after by a
5,-ur. committee. which is intelligent, lhdepen-
lacI a-d On integrity hey ond dispute II
takes the unanimous vote ol lhAt committee 10
5sI, al sell the soc.tys assets ana never since
ne r0mrittee been in existence mas there been
t,40s.ftfau except by unanimous consent l
challenge aay corporation 10 produce bettet com
r,iTe.. That committee is not even in touch with
H. gunner oI the MA jorirv of shares and to
,5i, Knowledge. he never made Il suggestion 10
H. Ia fact. in sense that ] can hthpid Is ne IT
any aay enaCc manner. emitted 10 anything
mn CONNIE ndation for hts attitude toward the so
ri-tv His position toward the society mas oeen
ffle the Monroe Doctrine-one of non-lhteffefefce
Efe believes In he management 81 tlt auCi1tJ' ana
its directors and officers have full sway
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
ANOTHER ARREST IN PATERSON CASE
Woman Accused Of Shooting Brazilian
Caught N New York.

Paterson March 2 (SpeciaD--Word reached here
tonight that Mrs Rebecca J. Cummings, charged
VII shooting Charles D Alyandros. Brazll'ah
Sunday night. had been arrested by CenIfaI
t,e5~e detectives IN New York. She is accused OF
having cone the shooting. AIvandros left the nos
PlaI to-day he told the police he was lawyer
snd lived Al Tonkers. but they learned he was
pain reader His wife who Is really Mrs Edward
Elrc Is wanted by the Paterson police, as is her
legal husband. Edward Hurd-
zlvandros vas arrested soon ne left the
hospital and 3 woman visited him al the county
jail tins afternoon she said thai she lived al Tot
fenvl.le. Staten Island. and married 10 AVIAN
orps twelve years but that he had deserted her
their chiId The police say that Mrs Hurd has
neel married four times and three OF her husbands
ere LIVING.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

with shooting Vincent Shevn. alias Benjamin
Clark in 1906 was held by Coroner Harburger yes
terdav 10 await the action OF the grand jury Hur-
lev said he was thirtyfour years old and lived at
No 324 Pearl street
Mrs Alma J. Ellsworth. Of No. Il3 West u'th
street Identified two stckpins yesterday as part
of ieyeIrv valued at $1,000 which was stolen from
her home last month. The property was found on
Albert Gerker. who was arraiEned yesterday In the
Tor,bs court and remanded for forty-eight hours
Michael Preudergast. Of No Ssl Fast i2oth street
and charles Troscher. Of Iyubrook. Long Island.
we're discharged IN the Tombs court Yesterday hy
Magistrate Herman They we're charged WITH
holding up and rohbing Walter Brown. OF No AZ
1lth street Brooklyn. al Fulton and South streets.
early on sunday morning
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
INCORRECT. SAYS HERMAN RIDDER.

tie--raa Rider has addressed a letter to the
President Saying that official figures furnished oy
lie Director II tale Census Bureau 10 Representa-
I've DalzeII pu-rortirE 10 show news print paper
prices for a r,er1od Of fifteen years were Incorrect
NJ EtlGer asserts that for three years-January
= 49, . January J. $40 quotations are given
a. IL mat time paper dropped 10 81 a ton or
3 less than the present asking prices
A. RIdde- submits the following table. eonp-l-"
r.. himself ,0rDuar1ne prices in New York with
taos, quoted by the Director Ct The Census.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
Public Notices.

1,7-7SE77 N To 81 T1T1-TcFsY F7F:QT7FESEST NO
L tice hereby given that act senate No Sl+.
Int No ~ has been passed by both branches of the
Legislature. entitled
An ACT
AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
TER BY PROVIDING FOR An APPROPRIATION
FOF THE INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE BRANCH
FOR THE BLIND OF THE CITY OF new YORK
Further notice is hereby that Public Hearing
upon such bUI will held the Mayors Office n
me Cirv Hall 4 city of New York. Thursday.
March Il a eleven o'clock A N
Dated CITY IfaIl- York March ?. 1908.
GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
EErrr N
- A4aAa 4
Director Nortt's price IN
NacF1opEN's PLANT CLOSED.

~ Brunssrir4z March Especial ---F3ernar"
Iacfa6aens -rinr5ls pi.rt ~ NpotsVvood. n"a-
fer" troin whel -e T-tli=r.d hts "Fhts8oal Culture
Eagsz:ne" for ne asr three t-esrs. closed Down
-o-rislli la.os-ire ore turdred erlpioyes OUT of
WORK Tie printing - tae Dl2gazine VIII hence
tortl' done Kew Yo-k.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
To JThOm 1t Mag Concern.

DRODHEAD. ARD.-SCPREM8 COURT CoUS-
4 1f tor=oIi1ated Railway LisnEins and
Fi4turir against FRANK ttt-
Richard Rrodhezd and others Defen1ar-ts-Lo -hs
shrs named Richard B-od1sa7 You hereby nort1ed
aur-rr attorney above entitled action n
place and stead # William T. Ma-hot. ESD deceased
Dated New York Mach io-1. l9'S- - - --.,
LORD DAY & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiff 4s Wali
E--L
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
Proposals.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF COLCM-
y4--i fqsS--ealeC proposals VIII
received at this p o-cI0ck NJ. Monday.
the DtsTr1cr -
Specifications and necessary tnf2Ens-
obtained District E1ldtnzs WASH
nzrou. D. q. Henry q F Macfarianc. Henry L VEST
Jay j. Morrow. Commissioners. p. g
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

rI,uE PEOPLE. OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; By
L tns grace of free and independent. 70 MARY
C;ray Audenred Graf. Anne coates louise \
tS-TSfv Charles Y Audenried Lewis Audenrled Jane
I-i+Iar Marian KendrictS, Helen AudenrIed laIr q
Ar,5a3ried BOIe May Llnnard, Anna Audenrled
trIa-ence de Ia Forest Dvonne. the widow, heirs and
oFE kin OF George A Audenrled, deceased send
Whereas. Henry H HOHister, teEry y
3abr7cI,. Samuel ID. Babcock and Henry II -tQlIer
- CITY New York have iateiy app-e1 20
he Surrogates Court OF County of Ne" foFh 70
IN Instruments IN writing GATED re
specttveIy May 15 1895, April 2i 1880 ana Octooer
- 1901 relating both real and personal property
drv proved as the VIII and Testament OF tfe0rge
VorL, deceased therefore you and each or You are
I{ta1 aDDear OF our county or
" work at Office in the County OF New YORK,
-, tba rsrh dav OF March. thousand nine hundred
.feht al haIf-past o'clock in the forenoon
If that dav then there attend the probate OF
-tla aid last VIII and Testament And such OF you
es are hereby cited under the age OF twenty
one Years are required by your guardian 7
have II have none 70 appear ana
sDrIv for appointed, or IN the event OF your
neglect or failure do guardian viii soe ap-
nonted by the represent ana act for you
in proceeding. , - -, d.
In whereof, We nave Ci'4stu -
the Surrogate's Court Of the said County ot
Hon Abuer 9 Thomas, Surrogate OF our
s.fd County of New said County the 1Itn
g. of Tanuarv in the year Of Lord enc thousand
iilo -iN DANIEL 7. DOVDNET,
clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
DIXON & HOLMES Attorneys for petitioners. S2 Lib
Cltv
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
Net deficit

Charles E Warren Of the New York City Rail
way Company, testified about transfers Of secur-
ties under instructions from President Nreeland,
Nr Lfrnbrrg trying show that the Metropolitan
Securities Company juggled securities. Justice
Davis upheld MI Cravath's objections because OF
the remote period Of the transaction
Evidence bearing on the pledglng Of 6,oHo shares
Of Third Avenue stock and 1900 shares Of Second
avenue stock with the Metropolitan Securities
Company 10 pay the 1900 franchise tax. amounting
70 s7q3 5e4 q admitted. The company is fight
,- rbe franchise law in certiorari proceedings.
Mr. Iimburg got IN other evidence OF so-caIled
loans from the Metropolitan Securities Company,
additional collateral being put up in each case.
The hearing will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
.Surrogates' Notices.

n pITPCT-ANC-E OF AN ORDER OF HON. Amer c.
Thomas a Surrogate OF the County II New York.
notice is hereby given all srsons having claims against
blanche Sterling. sometimes known - Blanche O Sts
iing Iate Of Inc County OF New York. deceased %
the same vouchers thereof TO the suoscri9rs
~ fai- Jsce OF transacting business the office Of Hull
Yori on or before the 9Th day Of May. next
Da,ed New York the 29th day Of october. 1907
DANIEL. B. CTILDS. EPSON BRADLEi Executors-
HILL 8 HORTON Attorneys for EXECUTORS s broa1
street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New YORK
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEit
=, Th0u1as Surrogate OF the County OF New fork
rorice is hereby given TO all persons naNlns Claims
sratns Benjamin T. Marten deceased 10 present the
e. - " II Van Steeubergh. his pace Of t-ansacttns
business No 10 Wall Street in the Clty o. Ne" 4orA
on or before the 2ith day OF Juile Ia-,o- ro,-
De'eu NV ROBERT 3 MARTEN.
Administrator with the Will annexed Of Benjamin =
u, N sTEFNBFRGH Attorney for Administrator
" 10 wall Street. Manhattan Borough New York
~ pTrRsrANCE IF AN ORDER OF HON. AsNER G
IL rbdmss \ Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
all having claims against
eased TO present with vouchers thereof % the
at place OF trarsacttng business No -
TSroadvay in Borough OF Manhattan New YORK CRY
on or before lst day OF May. Is9e
pt1STANIS F EINSTEIN BERTHA MYERS. EIscu-
ur1,-STTTN TOWNSEND s. GUITERMAN. Attorneys for
executors AZ Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
- I31-psI-1NCr OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
Thoras a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
a. La-arz gyen to all persons having claims
orga SEYMOUR Of the City OF Springfield. Illinois,
present me same win vouchers tietect 20
~ sTscbers at place Of transactEg business No
% wal Street in the city OF New York before the
io9p ad' Nv YORK the 10th day Of Novenhe- 1917
NORMAN SEYMOUR.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
BARS OUT. JURY RECORD.
Included VreeIand's Testimony in
Ne7c York City RailzCoy Case.

In the continuation Of the suit Of the Attorney
General TO dissolve the New York City Railway
Company and revoke its charter. Justice Davis,
the Supreme Court refused yesterday to accept
as evidence the transcript of the minutes of the
grand jury before which H. H. Vreeland, the
companys president, testified. Efforts TO get in
this evidence were made last week
From April %, 1902. May 1, 1907, according
70 table submitted, the Metropolitan Securities
Company paid in cash subscriptions the
New York City Railway Company $40. 0.259.5O0 out
Of the total $4,000 600. but received in
period $4,000 shares of New York City Railway
Company capital stock and s11.0S5,0O0 par value
of the year per notes out of the total of
SIS 600 900. Thus the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany got, apparently the face OF the table
curtties worth s23,585 600 par for s20.259.500.
Herbert R. Liuburg, the Attorney Generals rep
resentative, says that the company got much
than that for the 3 per cent notes issued by the
City Railway at 30, sold at 90 and sold back 10
the City Railway 20, which would make
other profit of s4,50Oo00 reczoned an asset, but
admitted by Mr.. Cravath last week be merely d
bookkeeping asset
The following statement of reserve for de-
fcits of companies. majority OF whose stock
owned by the New York City Railway Company.
prepared by H a Brown, the general auditor,
slowed June 6, 1906
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
Citation.


fEh4E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
i the grace OF God free independent 94isH =
Hackes Everett L Hackes. LottLe tioefu-r L'olt5 ,
Home for Chronic Invads Mount Hospital, United
Hebrew Charities Aged and In1rn Iie5ra"s5-
Hebrew Technical! Institute. E1ucatlQnal Alilacr h
Ium. Hebrew Sheteriug Guardian Society. He6reF t,
revolent and Orphan Asylum sh theological llIefy
Ger1eIith chesed Society Society for E3letl ,I{
Rev. Dr. Samuel Schurnan. Henrietta futzel Ni'IL7
de Hattie sim. LOUIS tTalS
Joseph Cans Union Bank and Trust COMPANY JACOB -
Shift Hebrew Union College. Hebrew WILLOWS dlil
Orphans Home, Ladies' Auxiliary society or IenFir
Emanuel Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rev Dr. rllIdl
Koher. Moses Hermann (eiso known as L~-a ti+l-
Pepper Louisa Cans, Mamie Cans. Rose cans St-,
Herman Charles Hoepfner r arthur fraser StrIa-i
Graif Carnett l. Bryant, Robert ! Finn. Marvin
Lloyd Cans. sara L G. FIat0w. Hattie cans. ta'il
Cans Ada II Meridian and all persons interest IN
the Estate Of Louis late Of the County ot ~"
YORK deceased lesatees. next u lin or
Won and each Of you are hereby cited and required
the County Of New York, the Surrogates Court OF
said County. Court HOUSE in the County q
York. the 24th day Of april. l"s az ma nall pa
ten O'Clock in of that day. then anu 1l,
attend judicial settlement OF the account 'L
fngs Of John Frankenhemer and E>twart A Al-F,4-4l
Of the last will ard t-staEeHt ot san
ceased and such of YOU hereby cited a. are
under the age of twentyone years are required 20 az
pear by your guardian. if have one or Il you Hd.
in OF neglect or failure % 80 -
guardian appointed by the surrogate 10 repieSe~
and act proceeding
In testimony have caused The seal oI tne
SurrOgates Court Of the said county OF Ne"
II. 81 York To hereuntO affixed witness ftaa
AFyNE.E Q. THOMAS. Surrogate OF our sad
,,,+z- az the County OF York. the 5rd day OF
March the OF cur L>1rd one thoJS4ii m, nun
dred and eight l-,, = - -~r3aaras, t111rr
FERDINAND HUFFMAN. Attorney Tor Executors -
Broad Street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK Cl'J-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

TN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER q
! Thouts surrogate OF the County OF New York.
Tctirs is hereby given all pe,sons having claims
eesnst Georgianna r Redmond. late OF the County Of
Ser work deceased present the with vouchers
,naT.of 10 the subscriber It's place OF transactins
NO 60 Broadway OF Manhattan, IN ths
CT of Me-. York cn before the i2th day OF May
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY Executor
psy1L,S STONE & ACERBACH. Attorneys for Execu-
tor "a Nassau Street. Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01
Call for Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a speclal
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Ravou Sara Brick Company Will DC
held pursuant to call of the Board OF
Directors, at the Bank of West Fell
ciana, in St. Francisville, Louisiana,
on Tuesday, August 25th, 1908 at 10
o'clock a. M, for the purpose OF con-
sidering and acting upon a PROPOSE
ton to amend the Charteo and increase
the capital stock of the Company TO
not exceeding Thirty Thousand DOL
lars. and to authorize the issuance u
preferred stock to represent the IN
crease of capital, and to prescribe thf
conditions and details OF the ISSUANCE
Of the preferred stock; and for I'M
transaction of any and all bushes
necessary or desirable in connection
with said increase of capital, and Is
sue of preferred stock. .n...u,
Nv order of the Board OF Directors
Rayou Sara, La. July l4th, 1908.
JOHN F. IRVINE,
NJ. J. DERRYBERRY, PreSloen
i Secretary.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01
No Trespass.

Crossing the rear of property, below
True Democrat officeinS st. FranclsVllle
is hereby prohibited under penalty OF
trespass. Persons found crossing
these premises or damaging the fences
will be prosecuted. All permlsslonS
heretofore given are hereby revoked
Mrs. NJ. E. Robinson
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

According to the law a man
must be possessed of $500 worth
of property to be a candidate Tor
membership on the school board.
Every other position should come
under the same conditions. Ii a
man can not link both his ener-
gies and his pocket book to the
country's welfare he should not
be allowed to even getin the same
neiphborhood with the official
swill-tub. One home-builder is
worth two dozen office-holders
The attorney general will please
/ give us a ruling on the PROPOSE
J, ton on alien office-holder and al
i. other employees in the public ser
vice. Franklin Watchman.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

From and after this date all hunting
and fishing on the Cottage plantation
are positively prohibited under penal
tv Of trespassing. Any one tounu on
this place without permission will be
considered trespassing and prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
EDWARD BUTLER.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

All hunting with dog or gun on
Wakefield plantation is hereby pro-
hibited, also all cutting OF tlnloef
without permission, or wilful waste OF
timber already cut. All such acIs
will be regarded as trespasslng ano
prosecuted as such.
p MRS. S. r. ALLAN.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01
Go to J. G. Storm for any
thing in the hardware line.

The West Feliciana Rifles Will
hold drill and target practice on
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Two members of the company
are to be chosen to go to Camp
Gardiner and participate in the
preliminaries there preparatory
to the selection Of the State rifle
team.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

emitting wood on the Ryland ana
Walsh tract. Bockel tract, Andy HOOD
and Fdwards tracts and hauling same
therefrom, also all other forms, OF Tres
pass on these places are hereby pro-
hibited under penalty of the law
III oi'o>' ''' Chas. Weydert.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

A baseball game, more notlc-
able perhaps on account OF the
large score than for scientific ball
playing, was played last Sunday
afternoon at Stocking Park be-
tween the St. Francisville ano
Bayou teams. Bayou Sara hac
the best of the argument iron
start to finish, the score being 2:
! Ito "A in their favor. A game wa'
to have been played Monday at
|ternoon between the Laurel Hill
and Star Hill mines but rain pre-
vented.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

FOR SALE-Second hand re-
frigerator, second hand buggy
and second hand invalid char
See Sam Rosenthal.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-01

Tomorrow, there will be a big
fair in New Roads for the benefit
of the Catholic Church. A base
ball game, dance and barbecue
will be among the features OF the
day. The candidates for district
offices have been invited to attend
and make speeches. Hon. Robt
G. Wickliffe received one such in
yitation which he has accepted
Doubtless many West Felicianl
ans will take advantage OF thu
occasion to go over and press tn
claims for preferment OF thel
distinguished fellow citizen.