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winchester's Public Building Site.

WINCHESTER, Va, April 1.-Official in
formation has been received here to the
effect that the government has closed a
deal with William V. Hodges, for $4,000,
for the property at northeast corner of
Braddock and Piccadilly streets, on which
to erect a new 100000 post Office building.
the appropriation for which was secured by
Representative James Hay. Many sites
were offered to the Treasury Department.
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Senator Foraker's Attitude.

Senator Foraker's friends, however, say
that the Taft clans are reckoning without
their host and they point to his record as
compared to Taft's, with the comment that
the latter is bound to lose In the end, the
Roosevelt influence to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Senator Foraker has announced that he
will make an open fight, while Taft already
shows an inclination to go to cover
One of Senator Forakers lieutenants is
authority for the statement that "teS-
timony soon will be forthcoming to show
that Mr.. Roosevelt has attempted to under
mine Fairbanks in Indiana, La Toilette in
Wisconsin and even Gov. Hughes in New
York.
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nm sTEAMEEs % NE MARYLANp. pEl
RAILROADS.
Sea5oard Air Line RailWa

TICKET OFFICE, l42i PENNA. AVE
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia,
Savannah. Jacksonville. st Augustine Tampa. At
iauta. Birmingham. Memphis, Mobile. Pensacola
and New Orleans
Not'e"-Ihe~c arrivals and departures wen
time and connections with other companies are
given only information and guaran teed.
1870 An. DAllG-Seaboard Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman Sleepers TO Jacksonville, Fla.
also through ParlOr Car Washington TO Pinehurst,
y. e. Dining Cars.
Go PM. pAIIG-Seaboard Florida Limited.
Solid ElectTic-lighted Pullman Train to Camden,
Columbia. savannah Jacksonville and ST. Angus
tine. Dining Cars.
T:25 PM. DAILY-Scaboard Express Solid train
with Pullman Sleepers 10 Jacksonville and Tampa.
Through Sleeper to Atlanta, Birmingham and Mem
phis Daily, except Sunday. Through Sleeper to
Pinehurst, n. &. Dining Cars.
IL. III. STANSEIL. District Passenger Agent
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Atlantic Coast Line.

Effective January 7, 1907.
Noticce-These departures given Informal
ton rs well connections with other companies,
but arrivals and connections are not guaranteed
APO m. daily-Sleepng Car New York to Jack
sonyIlle. Fla. Through coaches Washington to
jacksonville.
sonville, Fla; New York to Port Tampa, Fla via
Jacksonville; New York to Augusta. Ga. New
York TO Charleston, 5. C.; Washington to WILL
mington " Q. Through coaches Washington to
jacksonville UNEACELED DINING CAR SERy-
ICE.
$40 pm: daily Except sunday)-FLoRIDA'S
FAMOUS THAN, Ine New YORK and Florida
Pullman Sleeping, Drawing Room State Room, L.
brary, Dining and Observation Cars. heated by
tween Jersey City and st. Augustine.
For tickets and all Information apply at the
OFFICE OF THE LINE, col PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD STATION.
GEO. p. JAMES.
District Passenger Agent, Washington, ID. O.
I. q. WHITE. Gen. Pass. Agent.
W. ]. CRAIG,
Pass. fsAOc Mgr. Wilmington. N. g.
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After Dinner.

The mind is most receps
tive of impressions after
dinner. Your advertisement
in The Evening Star tells
its story to willing ears.
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Accused Of Attempted Abduction.

NORFOLK, Va, April Enlarged with
attempting to abduct ten-year-old Julia
Mott, R. L. Stevenson, an applicant for "a
position on the police force and formerly
soldier in the Philippines, was arrested and
will be given a preliminary hearing before
Justice Simmons in the police court this
morning.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N; R.-rollowing schedule figures published only
as Information d and ,, are not guaranteed
and way stations and
'11:OO a.m.--sleepers and coaches to Columbia,
savannah and Jacksonville; Dining car.
'2:50 p.m.-Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
Columbus. Ga. Sunset Route Tourist sleeper to
f4ol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and way stations
'4:55 p.m.-Charlottesville. Warrenton and way
YG:15 p.m.-southern's Palm Limited solid Pull.
to Aiken. Augusta. Savannah, jacksonville
and st. Augustine sleeper biweekly to Charleston.
$3.50 pm-Seepers and coaches to Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta, sleepers week days to
'IO:i5 pm.-Sleepers and coaches via Lynchburg
and BRISTOL TO Chattanooga, Memphis and New
.ll:Go P.m.-New. York and New Orleans Ltd.
and New Orleans. Club and observation
Note: daily: week days.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
7:35. s:45 aud 9:05 am. 2:30, 5:25, s:45. 1880
days. Local rains from Harrisonburg. II 55 am.
week days and go pm. daily: from Charlottes-
Frequent trains to and from Bluemont
:, Ticket Offices .o5 18th St. 81 Pa ave. and
q il T14I5E 80 s I hhoMS
Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
LEAVE q RSSAE tf ELt tf!S fyNn ve. ana 81
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
: TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. ODD STREET. NEW YORK.
200 am. Diner Pullman Parlor.
1900 am. BUFFET Parlor. 5-Hour Train.
$500 am Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
IL 90 am. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
'1.00p.m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
1900 pm. Royal Limited All Pullman.
400 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia
800 pm. Diner and Pullman Parlor
500 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
'1l.30 pm. Sleepers.
Atlantic CITY, FOO. 900. tll.oo am.
II 90 400 Pm.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
weekdays 100 am. 20 S. 90 pm.)
TO BALTIMORE
'251 t5.00 f6.30 100 $40 rs. 90. IS 30, 20 co.
t9.3O 1000 I'll. 90 am, t12 90 noon i12 O5 100
s. - 100 .3oo = 20. $3.50, a 90. a IS, * 90.
'1G.35. +II3O. sll.35 pm
CHICAGO, 800 am. sl22, IS so pm.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
500 am: -; O5 pm. 24o hight
PITTSBURG, 800 am. '1.22 '9,1O pm.
'12 30 night.
CLEVELAND. 800 am. 's.1o pm.
COLJMRITS. $50 pm
WINCmEsTEE; ts.$5 an, = d5. $500 pm.
EREDERICik IS 8, 81 l3a M = 90 - o. 70 3op IN.
HAGEKsToWN. 1885 am. $500 pm.
Reservation of Sleeping or Parlor Car space rates
Of fare etc. will be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at all OF the following Ticket Offices: 1417
G st. NV. Telephone Msin 1891: 619 Pennsyl
vania Ave. Telephone Main 27S. Sta ton. New Jer-
sey Ave. and St.-Ticket Office. Telephone East
6SI. Information Bureau. East ia
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EDEMCR 4 lME

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRNNSATLANTIQCE
Direct Line 10 Havre-Paris (Erance).
Sailing every Thursday ct 10 am.
From Pier No ~. North River. Foot Morton St. y Y
ia Lorraine. Apr. La Sayoie. Apr. Is
la HretaGue Apr. q La Gascngue. Al pr 20
LA Touraiup Apr. lli'La Provence Apr. %
'Iwlu screw steamerS.
GEORGE W. MOSS. 14I1 ST NV.
mil -SG5t
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
CUNARD LINE,

FROM PIERS 5l-52, NORTH RIVER,
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Iucani Apr o. ii am Cgmpania Apr. 20 ii am
Caronia Apr. .. noon Carmania..Apr. %. noon
tmbria. Apr. Is. ! am Et:uria. Apr q, am
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SLAvoNIA. April II. noon: May 80. July IS
PANNONlA. May ., noon; June 20. Aug.
CARPATHIA. Calling also at GENOA. o..
vernon III. Brown. Gen Agent. II "a State al. y. Y.
Opposite the battery.
Or l26 State ST.. Boston, Mass.
G.. ". MOSS Agent I4l1 st. NV, Washington
felH-
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ETarmburg= Line
Mediterranean Service
TO NAPLES AND GENOA

'tMoltke. Apr. %, May IS July 2
tHamburg ............ May Z june II. Aug 10
HAS Grill Room IIlas Gymnasium.
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r. Tickets. hotel accommodations and genera
Information about foreign travel.
Travellers Cheeks. Good All Over the World.
HAMBl re AMERICAN LINE, 81 B'WAY. N. Y
+ I. DROOP & SONS. 925 Pa. ave.
mlIl1- " ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
TRY TO KILL PURSUERS.
Burglars, After Setting Fire to One
House, Shoot Constable and Victim.

Ridgewood, N. j.. June (SpeciaD. Three des-
perate burglars after committing three burg
lares in the southeastern outskirts of this town
and chloroforning two families in one house
shot Constable Herman Jowett and Peter L.
Zabrislie, a contractor. when the two men. in
an automobile overlook the thieves at the Fair
lawn depot on the Erie Short Cut, two miles
south of Ridgewood The burglars no doubt be-
lieved they about to be captured and de-
termned TO take chances, AS a matter Of
fact. Jowett didn't even display his revolver and
Zabrskie unarmed.
The houses entered and looted by the gang
were those OF Claudius Wadsworth W II. Hen
erickson and John A. zabriskie all in Van Diem
avenue and within block of each other.
Chloroform was used in the Wadsworth house,
and even the dog was overcome. The burglars
placed the empty pocketbooks on Mrs. Wads-
worth's bed and took a watch from under the
pillow Of the younger Wadsworth In all about
$500 worth OF booty taken.
Mrs. ]. A. Zabrlskie was aroused by the bark
ing of her dog. and discovered the gate at the
head OF the stairs used to keep the dogs from
getting downstairs, a mass Of flames. The burg
lars started the blaze probably out OF spite at
being baked.
The two wounded men hurried to C0rlrey's
Hotel at Arcola 10 telephone to Chief Pulls OF
the shooting Despite his wounds, Peter IA
briskie rushed his machine back TO Rdgewood
and called on DR. De Mund.
Policeman JOWett was sent 10 thc TehtI dl
Hospital in Paterson. The bullet that struck
him passed through his cheek and IS lodgeo III
the roof Of his mouth LockJa" Is leareu ear j.,
the back Of the neck. Much Of the booty was
found in a ditch near the Fairlawn depot: Wiere
the burglars threw it after the shooIhg' 10
Iigb+ar tbeir load for a hasty escape. There Is
no Clew and il is believed they are in paterson
Two Italians were arrested in Hackensack this
evening on suspicion. one had a loaded reVoI-
yer. but he doesn't answer the description OF any
of the burglars.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
WOMAN IN TOUGH HoLD-UP GAME.
Knocked Old Man Down, Robbed Him, Vault
ed Fence and Dodged Patrolmen.

A woman. who is described as being tall
and stately blonde is engaged in the hold-up
business in the Eastern District of Williams
burg. Her last operation, which netted her Sllo'
was on George Doernberger, seventy years DID,
a retired merchant. who lives at No. 81 Division
avenue. Williamsburg. Doernberger attended a
,,eo+ine Of a Masonic lodge in Manhattan. He
came home at ! o'clock yesterday morning.
While walking along Roebling street between
South Sth and South 9th streets, he was held up
bv the woman. She knocked the old man down
and went through his pockets.
After Doernberger recovered he cried Tor heip
and a patroIrnan Of the Clymer street station
ran 10 the scene in time to see the woman vault
a fence which led TO the next street. Ihe pa
trolnan fired at the woman, but she had scut-
tied out of harms way
The reserves of the Clymer street station were
turned out and the block surrounded and a
search of the neighborhood was begun, but the
woman had made her escape. This IS the third
time that the police have heard of this depreda-
tory woman Their vigilance has, however. 50
far been Unrewarded.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
SISTERS HONOR MAY COST TWO LIVES
italian Uses Knife and Revolver on Married
Couple.

An italian Jealous Of his sisters honor fright
ehed the entire Italian settlement around Marcy
avenue Williamsburg. last night. He shot and
stabbed his old friend and his wife both of whom
are now in St GATHERINGS Hospital with slight
chance Of recovery.
Nlcoh Carconi had warned Frank Sarillo several
nrnes Of late that for married man he was nav
ing too much attention to his sister SariIIo
1aughed al the warning, saying that his friendship
was W strictly platonic Garconi him last night
" E-lery street and Marcy avenue and after few
MoIds shot him in the stomach Mrs Sarillo
selzed nm, so he shot her through the neck and
then stabbed her until she let go
lie fed a Few blocks and Into the arms of a
latToman, a. whom he shot. The nightstick hear
Lhe revolver and he was locked up. after the re-
serves serves had been tumbled out of the vernon avenue
Mrs. Sarillo two blocks before she cell Threa
blocks further on her husband was picked IN and
put IN the same ambulance. f ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
RUEFs RESTAURANT FEE $1,000.
Proprietor of San Francisco French Resort
Testifies in Schmitz Trial.

San Francisco, June Jean Loupy. for eight
years proprietor of the Pup Restaurant. was the
first witness called by the prosecution at the
Schmitz trial to-day. The Pup Restaurant was
ABE" Ruefs political headquarters before the fire
On the evening of the day Delmonicos liquor
license was revoked Loupy testified, he telephoned
Ruef and made appointment.
The next day" said Loupy, II called on Ruef
and asked him why Delmonig9 License was 'a5Gn S
Can't you help US? Can't YOU be our attorney
and how much would be your fee?
Mr. Ruef said, Well, II you want mo TO take
your case. as a lawyer, it will cost you 500, a
must be IN currency-no checks go
Il went the other restaurant keepers and told
them They said the price TOO much Then
Pierre Priet said I know Mr Ruef-I will go and
him and fix this up
a day two later we had another meeting at
Marchand's. of the prOprietOTs of the New Poodle
Dog Delmoncos Marchands, the Pup and the
Bay State. Priet reported that he 5 had been TO
cases and protect licences for 5000 a year
We all five agreed 10 pay this and contributed our
shares. Priet took charge Of the money and de-
livered il to Ruef
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
LONG CHASE after AUTO.
Police Say Drirer Hit Child in
Trying to Escape Arrest.

In an effort 10 escape from bicycle policeman
who had arrested him last evening for speeding.
Walter Mitchell, d chauffeur employed by Russell
Hopkins Of Briarclif Manor raced from Harlem
TO 54th street and Broadway. and is alleged have
struck and seriously injured eight year old boy
now lying IN q critical condition in the J. Hood
Wright Hospital.
Mitchell started out yesterday afternoon with
Harry 4. cobe of No. 1891 Broadway. They took
a spin through the park and up Riverside Drive
on their way home they were stopped at 10th
street and Eighth avenue by Bicycle Patrolman
Helmas, who told Mitchell he would have 10 arrest
him for speeding. Mitchell readily agreed TO go to
the station and directed 10 drive west in 10th
street. When they reached Manhattan avenue Cobe
asked Mitchell TO let him out, and as soon as Cobe
had alighted Helmas alleges he heard Mitchell say,
Watch me beat it
The policeman says Mitchell then raced down
Manhattan avenue. At 105th street William Stan
ton, Of No 925 Columbus avenue. crossing the
street, and the flying machine it is alleged by
EelEnas struck the hoy and hurled him to the side
walk moment before the accident Bicycle Pa
tToTnaE Hagerty Joined Helmas in the chase When
HageTty the boy struck he stopped TO pick him
up and left his mate 20 keep with The chase.
HsIUas hailed auto. which following and
began the pursuit in earnest. Not seeing Helmas
his bicycle. Mitchell thought he had abandoned
the pursuit. and drove into garage in 54th street
The policeman then arrested MIN. Mitchell was
held for violating the speed law and for felonious
assault.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
Public Notices.

proved by the Board. The Contractors bond must
In addition and further security to ne city ten
to due to contractor viii retained until the
Each bidder must state in his proposal the names
posted.
bidder whose proposals are otherwise satisfactory
pemnd b% him ay & t IN ease red ne by bs I TrG e
gie OF secrties approved by The Board but such sub
disapPr9vai by the Board unless this period is ex-
In case Of failure or neglect to execute and deliver
the contract or to make the required deposit OF to
whose proposal was accepted VIII at the option OF the
TO have abandoned the contract In the latter case
make another contract With such n aPy of the ors
o no t9S m 6eSI D on me CS 10 Win
The defauting bidder shall thereupon be liable
the excess if any Of the amount It shall pay any
other contractor over the amount Of the bid Of seh
.5;ys Eysry Pa9nosa w4sn submitted be sncGssa
Transit Railroad Pearl Street Row.
presence Of the person Offering the poiosa win be de
POSTED In sealed box In whch all proposals. viii be
accompanied by certified check drawn upon National
York and satisfactory to the BrG payable the order
Of twelve thousand five hund:ei dollars
~ If the Board shall give n9ce 70 any bidder that his
by the Board Of Estimate and Apportionmen, and II The
such further period. II aay may b. prescribed by the
BOARD 10 execute deliver the
and deliver the bond with sureties MAKE deposit
cash securities this Invitation
proposal accepted aforesaid shall
such bidder to pay the City the damages by
tanef by reason OF such fsiule; and In that
bidder absolutely assigns tie City the ownership
check accompanying his as a or
account Of damages.
such :hsck must not be enclosed in the sealed
ope containing the proposal but be separately
hvere to the Board its Secretary who will give
proper voucher ~ the deposit.
An such deposits made by bidders whose proposals shall
not oe accepted by the Board will be returned the
person or persons making within days
the contract shall be executed delivered The de
posit Of the successful bidder will
compiled
THE BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COM
MlSSlONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY
RIOS L BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
W. G. M'ADOO HITS OUT.
REPLIES TO FAGAN VETO.
Says TuaneI Company Is Not 1sh-
ing for Jersey City Franchise.

President William G. McAdoo OF the Hudson
& Manhattan Railroad Company served formal
notice on the Jersey City Street and Water
Board yesterday that the company would not
accept the terms named in the boards resolu-
tion. which Mayor Fagan vetoed because he be-
lieves the city should get a larger share Of the
income Of the company and greater concessions.
President McAdoo says HAT his company Wi!I'
g necessary, proceed under the act Of 1903
wi.:cb gives Il authority. he says. TO construct
SIS tunnel under The city without the consent OF
The officials and intimates that Jersey City will
not get many privileges in the way Of station
accommodations
lie then sets forth that The simplest way for
the company 10 have proceeded would have been
70 build 2 deep tunnel far beneath the water
and sewer pipes and further away from the sup
ports OF the elevated tracks Of the PennsyI-
vania Railroad, but the company desired to give
the citizens of Jersey City station in the busi-
ness section at Grove and Henderson streets.
and 70 accomplish this was required TO build
the tunnel nearer 10 the street surface. He
calls attention 10 the fact tha5 expert engineer
ing was required 10 fight against the incoming
Of the tidewater, and 10 provide for proper
foundation for the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks.
President McAdoo, in treating of the terms
named in the city boards resoluuoa, wrote as
follows:
4 false impression has been created on the pub
lie mind by the reiterated statement that this com
pany IS applicant for a franchise. His honor
the Mayor says in his Of your resolutions
that th time 10 safeguard the citys interest is
now when the franchise is granted"
cannot make It too plain that this company is
not applying for a franchise
II has asked for nothing from your honorable
board except your approval Of plans for altera-
ton. at cost. of certain sewers and water
mains You admit that thess plans satisfac-
tory because you and your enginee. have approved
them, but YOU demand that this company pay
per cent of its gross receipts not for franchise,
but for your approval OF these plans for changes,
at our cost. OF sewers and water naiI.s in Rail
road
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS.
(Cantre Straet IN .ho H..

The City Of New York Chereiuater called the city
!naiter called tho Board contempates building certain
shce e ahha1n Hoi En9%n aHj o5e as ogts Nc n in be
C4s3s s. Of Manhattan and brooklyn including ultimately
sse, 4a Milan he6as S5ses and n ia and Fulton
by this ad' ertsement the city invites proposals 70
northery Of Brooc Stree: ana cr s 6rs a. the
into the Deancey stree: extension and runs tHene,
ed de ] Sad extension ana under and across
OF The the sentro, centre line ne, OF the Bowery
tendqs to points between Ezebet6 ana ohTyse sq Streets
VII be constructed and suitable turnoutS
height less than thirteen OS fes1 m ARE TO nave
and maximum Of diteen d5 feet for each he track
TSePt al curves YES etc mhece the width may be
sgrIaSe 5f the street as street conditions grades viii
Lu The roof OF the tunnels vii be- of rSp
or steel and masonry Entrances to the station are I'm
] VIII '9 he he paged within private property rights in
cover unless otherwe drese b Se the by P1 SnSp'aon
b g eai5G pohT f9r constTuction provisions for
n5i6n are ] INCLUDED Bids for the construction
construction Of pipe galleries above recrrcd to- m as
railroad from The cost Of The pipe gaeres The Hoard
M & % ana at The same time 10 reject the accompanying
Bidders must visit the location Of the railroad and
station 10 be built under this contract and note pres
ancy Street T6 buans s 81 sandF Hdf new within hin
be Demolished and the materials removed by other con-
ara fuller fuller desspton or the work he set forth
on nle IN The office he hoard No apo Br"'dva% m'%
Borough Of Manhattan and in the detailed dravings
therein referred TO- which Office copies the contra,
ana OF the form Of bond and contractors proposal pn
ne had on application. The contract drawings may 10
inspected at the same Office Tho printed Of
Invitation 80 " I''it OF thls
fartal payments to the contractor made nontb
-" ''e FORM or con-
The work Of construction dncluding pipe galleries,
10 be completed as soon practicable and yifb1
months from the cate of delivery of the contfact "0S
sealed bids or proposals Will be received at tb col,
dyyq,r
no & cS 6o- Of New York until THURSDAY the ist
will be publicly opened - ~ N 'ue proposals
Proposals be in the Sorm nrescribad -, 4,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
MAYOR FOR MORE JUDGES.
ct Public Hearing on Bills to Increase He
Signifies Approval

There was public hearing yesterday afternoon
on bills affecting the city Of New York Mayor
Mcclellan presided in the old Council Chamber OF
the City Hall. The Bar Association, through Aus
ten G. Fox: the Citizens Union through julius
Henry Cohen and other organizations, represented
by various lawyers. were on hand 10 favor the
signing OF the bill TO reOrga0iZe the Municipal
Court. II increases the number Of justices by
fourteen and reduces the districts to nine. The
Mayor said he is in favor of the bill.
The Mayor seemed to be IN favor Of the City
Court bills. There We're two OF them one 10 in
crease the number Of judges TO ten from six and
10 increase the salaries from $500 5000 except
IN Queens and Richmond where they will be in
creased to 5000
No one appeared for the bill to increase the
number OF city magistrates TO twenty-one in Man
haitian and The Bronx, twenty-one in Brooklyn
I'VE in Queens and two in Richmond. II is be-
beved the Mayor will favor this II contains a
provision for a night session Of the court
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
ARREST FOR SOAP THEFT A WARNING

the United States Express Company's building at
Rector street and Trinity Place, held in $500
bail yesterday by Magistrate Moss sitting in the
cake, Of soap valued at three cents Charles =
charge. 90 ~ ~
Magistrate Moss asked JefEreys If he didn't think
the matter trivial one and Jeffreys admitted that
IL appeared SO, but said hundreds Of dollars worth
OF supplies: including soap and towels. had disap-
make an example Of somebody ~
The prisoner admitted that she took the soap
nuI sald she ala so only 10 wash her hands Sha
had not intended to carry it out of the building
she SAID on her admission Magistrate Moss held
her FOR trial. The woman sent TO the 'ro,nIe
prison. ~ '''' A"ii''S
Later in the day Morris Engol banker AT No
Alhany street gave bail for Mrs. Powlsky ana She
set free. ny N''N 9i'e