The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1902, Page 3

Set PPAR ESTE SN ET ET OEY Si THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1902 . MISS CAMERON SPURNED BRIBE OF $1,500 TO OPEN COL. DADY’S SAFE. "Lawyer Shearn De. aS Al! clares That the Dady-| (i i te New Street Commissioner F | Guden Contract Has) | “heim, i | Avoids Topic of Been Spirited Away) =: | Resignation, |, Bert Reiss Testifies. as to Alleged Agree- ment. | HAS. SOLD It developed in the Lee Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day when the Dady-Guden contract scandal was @ired that Miss Cameron, Col, Dady's .Stenographer, had spurned a bribe of | @ $1,500 position if she would open her employer's safe and surrender the | alleged agreement which provided | that Mr. Dady was to receive all of the fees of the Sheriff's office outside of $12.000 a year for Sheriff Guden. Counsel for Col. Dady to-day of- | fered to allow the safe to be searched. Lawyer Shearn, for Bert Reiss, the complainant, declared that the con- | tract had been spirited away, but that be knew its present whereabouts Mr. Reiss testified that Sheriff Guden told him (Reiss) that he had | signed a contract to give Dady all M Bg Report tc Saving in Expense. the vor the fees above $12,000 a year, and to * allow Dady to name all the appoint- ments. awyer, Levi W nm appeared in the Court this morning Sd at gone ds who by thar t nese stand The Magistrate overrulea the objec fons 3. Dady'e lawyer.’ sald Law thearn, “has known for two days hese proceedings would be taken and tie not surprising that he is now will Og to have the ante ‘The Dady Contract. Lawyer Rete then tentified ‘ "met Guden after he was nominated or Sheriff, and mat him several times inee T've algo known Mr. Daly. who ras a member of the Rep tommittee. ner, in a casual way for » letwoen Sheriff Guden'e nomin lection I had at least thirty fons with him In which the dady and contract were mentione! Mr Guden came to me and sald that amt before Dady left for Havana, Dady anded him a paper in his office saying Tharite, I want you to sign this; !t on't amount to anything.’ and was + ‘Mar, Guden told me that the paper | ..a; atl 4 ; Hs A Gas i . i are told you muni etther dle as a contract by which he had) sande of ours . om i 1M ts ‘ ‘i greed to hand over to Dady al T had. a a wlth % fi apie I M ass wwe ome. tut To must my ‘An salary above $12,000 a to allow |Giden on ihe . sail M 8 vid 4 erat . dy to mame hia appointees. | Reiss wa i tha . m ae a | fas — | MAYOR’S CABINET MEETS. SWEEPINGS, ils Greatly Elated Over His First table © mn _-USION LEADER A |BISHOP POTTER NEW BRIDGE WORK KEW APPRAISER DEMOCRATS ARE mets ee REAL NOBLEMAN; — SWORE OFF TAX. ee NOW IN CHARGE, AHEAD ON ROLLS. = AS A BOWERY BOOTBLACK. OFFICE ATTACHES. “PRODS ROEBLINGS. MAN'S SUCCESSOR. 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