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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Walsh Of
222 South Prieur ST., New
Orleans La, Announces the En-
gagement Of their daughter
Vedia Elizebeth to Mr.. Geo.
Arthur Strain, Of Covington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rockenshuh
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rocken-
shuh and daughter left Coving-
ton Monday morning at 3:15
O'Clock, in the Nettie R., and
arrived in New Orleans at $50
p. m. Rather good work for
the little boat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

Pastor Kaub, Of the Lutheran
Church, of Abita, who was in
attendance at the Conference
III Gretna, delivered the sermon
ut the special 2 o'clock service
last Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

Mrs. John Raglan and child
rem have returned to their
home, Brook Side, after a
months stay with relatives at
Ponchatoula.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

Go to j. n Doty's for Edison
and Victor records.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-03-07

WO Perry 10 days at 200, o D
Russell 10 days, Frank Fitzgerald 2
days, ice Fitzgerald ] day, at 1.50,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
FEW REALTY DEALS.
!
5T1CTION MARKET " E1h.
S. Uhlfeldcr Gets Fo" East o@e
FIathouses for $1S4,3l4.

-. ,.rket Yesterday dull IN
the yesey st salesrooms smah hu'' 80.
.e,z changed hands Joseph + Day SOU :"
c,o.ure No go West eath St. a three S'oi'
house on a lot 2oxloo.1 feet, to q = fau ~
s,1 400 The amount due was about N'o" IA"
,-,.,o,e. Home Company was the defendant MI
nav also sold in foreclosure No oeb 10 Oh Eas'
10th ST. four six story tenement honSeS, On
Mot 1.sklooa feet, to Simon Uhlfeder. the pa'f'''
for s1A3,4 The sum due was about *S"'- Aiso
sod in foreclosure No. s1 East 1oth St, a SIX
story tenement house, with store on a pio' "'A
,oo II feet TO Julius Bachrach. the plaintr Tor
$4,000 A eherifs sale OF Southern bouiefafu
plot near Avenue ST. John was ADJOURNED TO rep
ruary H. The premises No IA TO l50 Columbia ST.
a six story tenement house, with store and Nos.
251 and 1913 I'd ave. two six story tenement houses
were withdrawn from the list of offerings
Huberth & Gabel have leased for long term
the Independence League the Gerard house. No
II Gramercy Park adjoining the Columbia and
Players clubs The parcel is owned by the Gerard
estate. 1t has frontage Of Ss,1 feet and depth
of 13a The essees Will make extensive altera-
tons to the premises.
statement regarding the mort gage situation
was issued yesterday by the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. II said: The number of mort
cages recorded in the New York Registers office
this week is 305. as compared to 23s last week.
The amount is about s.. 500 600. compared with
s20peN last week. The amount of business
Long Island is Substantially the ME as last week
although there is a slight increase. Our sales OF
Brooklyn mortgages have shown up much better
this week than last, but New York City sales
have not been quite good. There continues to
he an active demand for small mortgages but the
larger amounts do not be obtainable"
The auction offerings for to-day will be as fol-
lows:
s iss1a G2 : Bsy; s; No S- sis d - St ,;r $50 e Of "a
ii Goldberg ct al; p Turner atty; J P hforrssev
ref amt due S3Si4 So No 500 to Sin
looth ST. s. 100 II Sth /. two g
nat hs Herzog sgt Irving Bachrsch al: Kendall
~ Il attys; G Leslie, ref; DUE 020 So taxes
etc, S22tb. No 3o4 and 3ns I5Oth 100 II " of
9Th ave. 5oraa II: sty fat hs; & Con
stTUctlcn Co ct al: attys: ref; amt due.
s4.es. "a taxes stc. sIIS5 14oth st, $. 1a5 # "
Marsh 81 al sst II " Perelman al; De Witt. I. &
". sttys: ] Mayer, ref; due. ss4 457 70 taxes
etc 81 noe hsA No. ia 10th 100 " OF Co
lpnhus ave. c5S1n2 .; easehoId; sty and basement
dwg h Milton Schnaier Co ct al
Rey~r & ". attys; Frederick Eendrick ref amt due,
81 $50 L. Nos 80 and 552 ST. Of
broadway. 75xa II; two 5sy tenement Sherfs sale
of all right title. etc, which Rae Ginsbes had Novem
ber s. 1907. since; Isaac Sisgel. atty.
b. Peter 2 Meyer: No. 33c 26th 81. p. AS
ash ave 5xtsa: sty tenement and F Jlrey
Browne. ref: 81 2a6 Is: taxes. etc. s5T7
BY Charles A Ferrtan: Nos % and % Audubon
i61th "a 7xa5: sty tenement hs
Knicksrbocker Trust Co o H Olsen al A L
Westoott. atty: " Collins due s23.1s7 1s:
tarss. etc. sl.36s IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
RLICK HAND METHODS.
Sidcfghts on Remarkable Organi-a
ton RereaIcd at Pittsburg.

Pittsburc. Feb. lo.-Antonio Folino and the
seven other Italians. alleged members of the
Black Hand society. arrested in q raid last night.
following attempts to blackInail son of the
late Senator Quay and other residents of Sc
wickley Heights. are being held in prison for
further hearing after letters and literature
found in the house they occupied had been
translated. This branch of the organization is
known Ia the police the Carnoroto-
The poiice assert that school to train young
men in the NiIes Of extortion and the best meth
ods Of ia king human life found in session
last night when detectives arrested the leader,
Folino with his assistants and students at the
rendezvous 1t is also asserted that schools are
maintained in other communities where the ex-
1orfion orcs snizations operate and flourish II Is
ne opinion IF some OF the detectives that Fofno
got his ideas from Italian fairy tales Extracts
from these are found in the bylaws IF the So
cie,v and In the instructions 20 the mon when
addressing their ma gnaninous leader
TRANSACTIONS Of the papers found in the shanty
ef Rafele Peluso. near Sevickley-, last week re-
veal interesting sideligfts Of the Sacro Cortcalo
Society. another branch.
The oath Of death Of this society is fol-
lows.
With my life swear everlasting allegiance 70
the Sacro Coricalo Society Her interest shail
l.a NV interest. | swear to do for her whatever
Ike whatever life is necessary for our great
and iIlusrious tribunal of death, and if fail at
any time swear to present myself for sacrifice
by NV brothers.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
REALTY NOTES.

ThoI1a. Mckeon Is going story and
ac frame dwelling house. 26x43 southwest
corner Of 17oth and Teller plans by S B.
Ogden & Co. OF ss 600.
Frederick Winapt has sold his interest real
ettafe corporation Of Douglas Robinson Brow
& Co and resigned vice-president OF that
company He will open office shortly he Plaza
Sank Building 5Sth ave- for the trsnsac-
ton Of general real estat. business
Arnold Byrue Baumann the brokers in the sale
Of the six northwest corner
OF Ansterdam and 122d Jefferson Bank
Samuel q Hess the seller No 10 and No 712
Amsterdam the sale of which was recently 70
ported.
Albert & Ashforth has moved from No West a3d
ST to his building. No sd st where the
entire ground foor will be devoted his Offices
The Greene Taylor Company leased for the Ron
wit Realty Company TO the s. T. Taylor Company pub
fishers the entire first loft containing seven thousand
square feet Of floor space. Riker BUILDING No IL
West 5Afh ST The lease is for a term of zen Years
a. an aggregate rental $50 900 ''
george Nicholas has leased lille Mc<,ozsr,
top floor in the newly remodeled business building No
e4f West AID 'e ''''
r Sherwood BOYD has leased for J. G Goldsmith to
Joseph Ssrdj the entire fourth the building M
- Bond ST.. for years w.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
CITIZENS UNION DINNER
n. Fulton Cutting Tells Of the hind
of Fusion That Succeeds.

u r-,,,o, e,-,sns in addressing sfty members OF
the Citizens Union organization OF the S'h ASSEM-
biz District dinner at the iuNeoo 'sS, i'iei',
,efe,red to the fusion campaign of last year ana
xsi6 that fusion could never be successfni unless
:, had the moral support Of tho citizens Inc
stronger a party grew in numbers the weaker II
becar,. in morality he said, adding that was not
tho kind Of an organization that the Ciflzeps ohoh
aimed to be.
Tho otrecf of the dinner was 10 get the mem
bsr- together and talk about the history Of the
,rraniza,;on and the work that could be accom-
,,lfshed by the union. Frank kiilam Name 'he
president OF the Assembly district organization,
was the .oastnaster
NJ Cutting spoke on The Citizens Union ano ne
said that there was Just much need OF q |au-
gems Union in this city there ever had oeen
He said that the work OF the union had SHOWN 1of
itself in the present city administration when thefe
was = por-partisan Police Commissioner. a non
psrfisan Tenement House Commissioner. aooihg
that the commission revise the city charter hao
also been non-p partisan.
Frank Hend-ick- in expounding Direct Nonliila-
tons" said: 1T may be either possible or de-
sirable destroy the connection betweenttne wire
r;lling of a Presidential campaign and local poll
tics but is both desirable and possible to intro
duce the fear the power of the people. and thus
affairs.
charter Revision Committee said that the commits
sion had s5 90 to expend that all IL spent
500 the balance being returned the city treas
uIr-
Albert : Bard told about the Massachusetts form
OF ballot Julius Henry Cohn told about the work
Of the Citizens Union in Albany and Assem- blyman
Walter :. Lehman spoke On pending legislation
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
Notice of Sum mons.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK;
- York.-Trial desired in the County OF
New, York.-The Company OF America, plaintiff.
against August Schaper Mary Schaper his wife the
fictitious, first
of said defendant berg unknown TO plaintiff; Sol L.
KGye George Keller and Regina Keller, his wife defend
ants-Summons the above named defendants and
eac of hereby summoned to answer the
complaint this action and TO copy of your an
he within twenty days
exclusive OF the of
vice. and Of your failure to appear answer.
Judgment against by default for the
lief demanded in the complaint.
January 2lst. 1905
\. LINCOLN WESCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney ofice and
pIstofice address No. l33 Broadway thorough OF
Manhattanl. New York City
To the above named defendants. August Schaper and
Mary Schaper wife, the Mary being hcti-
tious the real or true rs defendant being
unknown to plaintiff: foregoing summons
upon YOU pursuant order OF Hon David Leventrt
OF Court OF the State Of New York
10Th day Of February. 1905 ard fled that
with q Of the summons and complaint in the
office of Clerk Of the County OF New York city and
OF York. the original summons and
filed said office OF the Clerk
OF New York the 23d day of January. 1905
Dat February 10th. 1905
\. LINCOfN WEScorT Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofice and
p0stoffce address No. 135 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattanl, New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
CRUSADE AGAINST NOISE.
Society Of Medical Jurisprudence
4ftcr Sfreetcors and 1utOs.

III. Socia.r IF Medical Jurisprudence held a meet
iuE in the Academy Of Medicine last evening Ex-
Justice Mortimer {. Addoms. president cI the So
ciety. presided.
Et-is T2rY,~o T,o7rd Of the New York bar. read
the report drafted by The committee appointed At
6 recent meeting provide for the suppression OF
unnecessary noises. The committee Thought ms
common la~ sufficient for the suppression OF any
noise amounting a nuisance Congress ana the
State Legislature. said had the power TO sup
,,rass or regulate noises which might not be nui-
sances strictly speaking. but were. neveFtneiesS'
detrimental TO the health welfare Of the COM
muaity. In part, The report reads;
Ne think this society might well make an effort
Ia sion noises of traffic due defective mecfan-
ism and the misuse of mechanism. There IS no
snske more Tcise than those operated in Broad
u7v or thai the cars operated in either of These
Thcrclghfa-es make more noise than similar cars
opersted in Boston and Washington. This is un-
sfputt-3y dre IN larse part 70 the 90 aho o.
f.ct,e mechanism Of the cars in question. and ct
oe,Irs.. the annoyance becomes worse instead OF
Inder tllis head also comes the annoyance of
UNNECESSARY noise made in the operation OF auto
any more than carriage? Why should any ve-
l.cic streAtcar. automobile or ANYTHING else he
making loud and continuous noise 10 the dlscoTn-
and injury of the sick IN hospitals. aud teach-
crs and children ~ public schools?
,ive b. aproInfe5 by The society to 20 before the
NJ making Of an order for The prevention ot the
tho streets If ths city. Another order should be
made requiring the companies TO substitute for
1notoTrnens ECngs these cars trurnpets or horns
such as are in streetcRrs in Europe
W. firfhf- sHEs.st that reauest be rads .,o %1
,cpor tho recommendation ~ his honor The Mayor
clnance - enacted 20 prevent cessary noises
r. tho operation 81 automobiles IN this city.
The report was received with considerable sp-
r,lagsse and adopted.
reading cf paper Medical Laws ny charles
A Fgosfor
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Nomination DAY Society for PotcaI STUDY. Hote,
No. 50 First Place. Brooklyn, p. m.
Free admission the Metropolitan Museum o, Ar,
The American Museum of Natural History the
Grand Central Palace. evening.
Dinner Of the New York Training School FOR Teachers
Alumni Association. Hotel ST. Denis evening
Annual ball Of the Huron Club Palm Garden evening
Ball Of The Bronx Club zeners Casino 17o,h street
and Third avenue, evening.
Dinner Of the silk Association Of America Waldorf
Astoria. y. m.
Meeting under auspices Of the American Museum, Of
Safety Devices. Cooper Union p. m.
Meeting Of the American Society Of Mech snIcai T,
gineers Gas power seconl, No % west 8ath street,
Smoker Of the Republican Union No 1c, East slz street
Free lectures Of the Board Education = m: wad-
leigh High School 10Th street. near Seventh avenue
minstion Of Ciassicisn''; Public school Fl No sao
Not street between Spring and Prince streets Frank
224 East ssth street Ernest K Coulter ''Tte Chi
Of First john n Bsesa hd s Tn s1Tes' TTss
Tnent o: Broken Bones Dislocations. Sprains Suro-
15e s5th street. betwsen First and Second avenues
T. r. Mount. California dllus.rated) Public School
w Z. Grris. The Golden Age Of china dliustTst
% 5on asn bb,i 7h street and Central Park
ands Of Scotland dlus,rated): Mission Of the I'm
& sirs1n S1eaa Jones and lafayette streets
New York Public Library. No 1o3 West 135th street.
Church. No, 423 West 4eh strset r.. Ellsworth Call
Fishes srqetnre Habits. Homes, etc. dllustrat
ed; University settlement No. lS4 Edridga street.
Charles F: Horne The Value OF Poetry: Robert
sfns .,as, West SIDE Hoqss No sol West
d1ctive Effects Of the Current illustrated: Public
Connery. The Maximan Episode in McKee, d
Illustrated; Public School Is. Park avenue. between
Bgelow, Haunts of Nature dliustrated); Rvoriale
Han; Riveriae avenue and 26oth street Miss Kate
nd Son
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
Notice of Summons.


SsUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW fORh1IHE
- Life Company OF New York. Plain
rie. against William Tutte. Mabel ~ Tuttle Thomas
VI Tuttle. John d Tuttle, Isaac K futtie. Thomas VI
known persons having claiming interest IN tEa
premises described in the complaint such Unknown per
executrices and trustee
under testament Of William l. Tuttie.
the unknown persons. IL having claiming In
tercst In premises described In the complaint
legaes executor executrx executors
trustees under said last Will and
testament william L. Tuttle deceased. whose
are plaintiffs The People Of the state CT
New York Defendants Summons Trial desired in New
work County. To above-named defendants and
of them: hereby summoned 20 answer the com
plant this action and to copy Of your answer
the OF this summons exclusive Of the day ot
service. Of failure to appear answer
will be taken against by default for the
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated Jew York. October 2S. 1907
JAMES McKEEN. Plaintins' Attorney. ONCE ard Post
tan York City. n. Y
To the Defendants Thomas H. Tutte. Tuuie.
Isaac Il. Tutte. Thomas NJ Tuttle James II. Tuttle.
Thomas Tuttle the unknown persons having claim
ing In the premises described IN the
nsint ii being the devisees
and trustees under the last will ard
CfW l. Tuttle. deceased. whose
claiming interest in the premises described
In the under said devsees egatees executor
under said testament Of William l. futile
deceased. names also unknown 10 plaintiffs:
foregoing summons is served upon by public cation
order OF the Honorable vernon NJ Davis.
Jusce Supreme Court Of the State OF New York
dated eth day Of January. eos and hed with the
complaint the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
os Manhattan. City and state Of New York the 18Th
day q January 1908
I,NES McKEEN. Plaintiffs Attorney. IS Cedar Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Amer G
Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
all having claims against
Blanche Sterling. sometimes known Blanche G.
the thereof subscrbers
place trsnsactins business the office of Hui
York on O before the 9Th day of Nay.
Dated New York the 10Th day of October. 1907.
DANIEL B. CHILUS EDISON BRADLEY. Executors
HULL. a HORTON. Attorneys for Executors Broad
Street, Borough of Manhattan. City of New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
! c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against benjamin T. Mart.n deceased. present
fee of H Van Steenbergh. his place OF citing
business 10 Wall Street in the City Of New York.
b~ro Of June
Dated New York. the 18th day Of December. 1907
ROBERT 3 MARTFN.
Administrator with the will annexed Of BENJAMIN T.
W " VAN STEENBERGH Attorney FOR Administrator
Wall Street. Manhattan Borough. New York
IN PURSUANCE IF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G.
/ Thomas Surrogate of the County Of Nsw Yorh
notice all having claims against
ceased present the same with vouchers thereof to the
eubcribers their place rarsacting business
Dated New York. October Is 1907
BENJAMIN T. ElNSrEIN BERTHA MYERS. Execu-
EINsTETN TOWNSEND GIrITERMAN Attorneys for
Executors "a broadway Manhattan. New York City
TS PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER e
/ Thomas a Surrogate OF the County of New York.
notice given all having claims against
the Same with vouchers thereof to
subscribers their place Of
Street In the city of New York on before the
Dated New YORK the c6,h day Of November. 1907
DANIEL SEYMOUR.
NORMAN SEYMOUR.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Feb 10. 1908.
ARRIVED.

Steamer colunbia lRr, wadsyorth, Gasso~ and NO,
lille February to endsrFog Br' 1h lso t cabin sr and
poss asasda 's
an5 nS5 .s sae r9TG Tvs Sa at IS. IS ss
Steamer RpsTdaT ni Dut6F' IN Ted at the
steansr Burbo Bank oRr,. shskenon. rhisdelgh'a
February s. Benett Walsh & Co. in ballast. Left
steamer Amanda tSor, Gtervldsen, Halifax $
February +, Bennett. Walsh GO, in ballast Ar
@ p sTs sa R,ssgSs ssgses
/ to the Paul Gerhard 60, passengers and
mass ATTysd at the Bar zse.yc a. m Venice January
Trieste Fume IS TO Phelps Bros Co. with rndse
stearer Mara2al R scott Trinidad Feb5uary 1 and
II paseengers mails mdse. Arrived at ths Bar at
,ns ndas A44ss at R Rs Fort
and 5ndse ATsssa At the Ger a tan pador
January % shields 25 Philip Ruprech in ballast
steamer city Of savannah Fisher Savannah February
to the Co. with passengers and mdse Passed
in Quarantine 800
Southern Pacific Company with mdse Passed in Quar-
TO the Ord Dominion ss c. with passengers and mdse
Passed In Quarantine % at 2S ps,,nor. n ro,.-
with 5s mdse, Passed j. oaa5an.ine 10 ,.
70 yieGrs m g % e ana naeso fs Il S ,s eSn IS
seaser company @ M with y passengers mails and mdse
xsa sfesa at assa sf eaF o Santos January
Victoria 20 and st Lucia 81. 70 John C. seaFer Co.
" sear se omDl am as e m Genoa
Sandy Hook. y ]. Feb 10. m-Wind southwest.
light breeze: clear. smooth sea-
SAILED.
Steamers Amanda tNoro Perth Amboy; Finance Crts-
tobaI: jamestown Norfolk and Newport News; Melrose.
steamer Philadelphia Crockett Porto Cabero January
81. Curacao February La Guayra and San Juan o. TO
Arrived at the Bar at a-oa m,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
STABLE TO BE A DANCE HALL.

Plans have b.en fled with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for making the story No JOS
Fast So into dance ball with ground foor res
taurant and cafe. This is made for
architects
Flsrs hsv. slso been enlargins remodel
ling the two story and attic loft building Nc.
eth st. the improvements being N II.
stein 80 owner and for rerlodeilins the floor
stores Of the four story No. 20 23d
the improvements be for Mrs. Kirach-
baum. owner. Henry II. Holly B. Eisendrath and
H Eo-oeitz the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Glasgow, Feb 8-Astora IBID. New York via Moviile.
Plymouth. Feb 10. IL 02 m-kaiser Wilhelm III CGert
New York for CherbouTg and Bremen
Cherbourg, Feb 10. m-kaser Wilhelm ii tGeT
New York Plymouth for Bremen.
Hamburg Grown CASTLE ,t3r, New York: 9th
"a IN. AmerIka .6-r). New York via Plymouth and
CheTbouTE.
NoviIie California tRrp. Glasgow
Csdiz Feb 9Mol,ke o;efl New York Via Madeira for
Naples
Singapore, Feb i0-Mancs t3r,. New Colombo
Hurorsn.
Tserrnuda. Feb 10 fierHudian t5n. New York
Naples. Fen 9--Republic fir1. New York EibraHsr
and Genoa; 10Th. = m Friedrich
Ne~ lurh ia Gibraltar
RAs<siouA, Eel 5-LolEtsALen tSoL. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
VALLEY FORGE PROMOTER DEAD.

Nor-istoWn. Penn, Feb lo.-L Hesto1 Todd. a
Valley Forge Park commissioner. died at his home
Port Kennedy to-day aged siXty-nine years
He years interested in the movement to
make VALLEY Forge q national park. and gave sew
tracts land in connection with the project
5e q delegate the Democratic National Con-
xen1fon which nominated Grover Cleveland in 1892
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11

Rio Janero. Feb G-SeRnund Ger. New York via Bar
bados for Santos: Verdi lEr) New York
Pernamblco FeD T-Keivingrove Cf}rl. New York
Para Feb 9--Cearense (f;rl. New York barbados
SAILED
Bremen. Feb 8, m-Rhein Ger. New York
tlerbourg. Fe 5, D m--New York
Gibraltar. Feb 10 m-Prinzess Irene tCerl
HaVre Feb a-Hudsoh (F'ri, New York
Hull. S Martelo CBrl. New York
Shields standard Ger. New YORK; 9th. Chesa-
peake tTr, New York
Rotterdam. Feb s-Jaueta err, New York
C;rande do sui. Feb 6-tiurne ttfer1. New York
calcutta. Feb S-Srhsrzfeis tC;eri. New York.
Tiouiogne Feb :, = Ryndsrn >iutcht. New York.
penarth Feb S-AuTsole tBII New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
USE SLANG TO HELP THE POOR.
Two Little Girls Said SO Worth. and Charity
Benefits Thereby

r : Niutur1. treasurer OF the Association for
lrnrrovfng the Condition of the Poor. OF No. lOS
Fast I'd street has just received letter contain
ing = bflI and the story Of how two little girls
obtained the money that they He offers their
letter which follows. others in the hope that
they may be induced TO save money for charitable
purposes in wsy-
uear NJ Nlnturn: send money that we have
saved from slang words. Everybody who said a
slang word or did something wrong had TO pay a
forfeit We hope you R give Il 10 some poor
lifrle child who needs * much Yours gin
,-e-efv. MARGARET AND ALICE.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11

TN PCRsUANCF OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABSER G.
J. Thomas surrogate OF the County Of New York.
against Georgianna F. Redmond. late Of the County Of
New York deceased 10 present the sans with vouchers
the subscriber at It's place OF transactin<
66 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. IN ths
city of New York or before the 18th day of May
KEJCKERBCCKER TRUST COMPANY, Executor
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH. Attorneys for Execu-
tnr Nassau Street. Manhattan. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

r,estinaton and steamer. Close In New York
JaDan. ttorea, China and the PhiliPptne
f1ia Vancouver and Victoria,
r Cp-Enpress OF India ..-.Feo IL 90" ? n
'afda siand wa seattfe"Kasa H. N
Is1d via Tacoma al~Beilerophon IA. 500 m
Hawaii. Japan Cores. China and the
FIioppan' KoTsa isiano. 20 500 m
Australia Except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
= -, .o,snai ....-............ .F.b o. 500 m
YTao-si (yts San Frapcsco,-Alameda. Feb "a 500
Japan. Cores. China and the
ANNETTE Mar1I ...e........... 27 500 M
Via San Francisco5r Transport Feb % 500 m
Tahiti and Marquesss Islands tyta San
Frsncisco)-Mariposs Mar + SO" n