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I'OLER. LABOR'S FRIEND.
Note Takes Issue with Mctz on Back
Wages Claims.
Borough President <"ol- of Brooklyn Is appar
ently BgtiHm the policy of Controller Metz re
garding th< . Uiims of the unions for extra compen-
Mtloa for work alleged to be done for the city at
Kfs than the pravaJHng rate of wages before the
pravalUnc rate of wages law was re-enacted. About
510.000.0W in back claims, it is estimated, are la
volved, the fi.llowliiir trades making the claims:
Firemen, engineers, rock .drillers, dock builders,
pavers, wood euwii, lions' shorers. machinists,
electricians, marble workers, houscsmttlis, uphol
ncrers, steamfittprs. asphalt workers, .irpenttra,
go!<1 beaters and Btonecuttors.
James Barry, of the Actcrs* Protective I'ninn,
v.M.-niay submitted to the Central Federated
IJnloa ■ copy of a letter s-nt to Controller Metz
by Mr. Coter. in reply to the 1.-tter sent by the
Controller, Informing heads of city departments
that thrse back claims must be waived ln mal.intr
■gl«l llliula for work in the future. From the
smlon standpoint the prevailing rate of wages is
the union rate, but in order to show this the unions
would rvjuire to prove that at least 51 per cent of
the working people aro paid union wages.
lr, the letter Mr. Coler says he presumes that the
Controller la not on anarchist, and therefore would
be fair to the workers. He nays that the waiving
Of the claims of the unions would be an Invasion of
the rights of tbe people, and that the people ihotild
not be called upon to give up their birthright for a
mess of pottage; rather than that, all the highly
paid stneourists should be discharged.
Mr. < VI. r's profession of friendship to the unions
did r:iit stir th«- Central Federated Union as much
as the idea of losing the 510.000.009. It was decided
to refer the matter to. the executive committee
with a view to jctttini; tht> affiliated unions to act,
end a committee was appointed to wait on the
Mayor and urge that the back clalnu be given
favorable consideration.
CLEW TO MISSING GIRL.
[General Alarm for the Policeman
Charged with Abducting Her.
A general alarm was sent out lnst night from
Police Headquarters for Theodore L). Hess, a
mounted patrolman formerly attached to . the
West 152 d street station, who Is charged with
abductlnff Elizabeth Grady. fourteen years old.
■rIM has been missing from h<-r home, at lS9th
street and Fort WaaWssjTtoti avenue, since Aiiril
21. Hess Is married. His wife and child live at
No 201 East USth Btreet. He was previously
atttached to the City Hall station.
The police believe that Hess met the girl
many times before efae disappeared. Her mother
Is caretaker for the Xolan estate. When tho
girl disappeared she said she Intended to make
a visit near her home. She did not return home
that nlgtit. and her mother reported the girl"s
disappearance to the police.
The girl's father told the police he had reason
to believe Hess knew where she was. Detec
tives w.-re assigned to -watch Hess, but for three
daj's he did his work and returned home each
nipht. Finally He«F learned he was being
watched. Then he told the captain he knew
nothing of the girl's -whereabouts. A new clew
caused the detectives to direct their energies in
another direction.
Last Friday Mrs. Grady received, a letter in
which the writer Paid Fhe had 6een a man anl
young girl, answering every description of Eliz
abeth Grady. In the parlor of a house at No.
7SO Second avenue, about ten days ago. Tho
police (say the writer's description of the man
tallied with that of Hess. Hess disappeared
last Thursday. •
Mrs. Hess said last night her hi«uhand would
be home this morning. She would not say
■where he was. "The stories that are being told
about him are all false," she said. "He is one of
the best men in the world."
ACTORS' FAIR TO-NIGHT.
I Everything Ready for Affair at
Metropolitan Opera House.
Everything was ready la»t nlcht for the Actors'
Fund fair, wrtiirdi is to open at I2JO o'clock to-day
In the Metropolitan Opera Houpe. It will be started
by President Roosevelt, srho Will press an electric
button in the White House. The opening address
. Tiill be made by Mark Twain. The humorist 'V*-ll
r-e Introduced by Daniel Ftohman. president of
the Actors* Fund, so the start win be. all correct
and ptagfshape.
Everybody who has attended a show in the last
yeer is expected to appear at the far during the
week. Xot a well known actor or actress is on
rvpteaeoted. for those who cannot be there in per
son have pent souvenirs. Miss Mary Anderson haa
sent from England a set of her latest photOßraphs.
al! autographed. Miss B*Fsi«» Abott has contributed
an etching of herself. These v.:;l b« among th«
articles at the booths, and th» pross ag--nt an
nounces that "moderate prices ivlil be eharajed.
There will be no extortion, and correct change will
be given."
Many well known p< rsons will be in charce of
the booths. Tbe flower booth will be undT 'be
Fuperviticn of Mrs. Btujrvesant Fifch and tbe cai Ijr
booth under the direction of Mrs. James Bpeyer.
Other booth* will be maintained by the Whit'
Rats, the Greenroom <"lu!> and the Vaoderille ana
Comedy clubs. Mrp. Donald Mol>enn. president ot
roe DaurhterF of the American Revolution, will
supei the millinery booth.
The music of tho fair will b* one of its strongest
"cards," in the 'language of the billboards. More
than on» thousand m»isir!nns will play for charity
durir.e: the week There will also be as an attrac
tion Bert Morphy. "the human calliope." otherwise
known as the man whose voice can drown out a
brass band. Mr Morphy. who is making his head
quarters at Xo. 14 West 104 th street, came on frorti
Chicago yesterday, and made his presence known
in sht- opera house by vis «entle roars. His only
trouble was over the question of having his per
sonal advertisement printed on the seventeenth
r.apr> of th<- billboard. He pair! that he and St.
Patrick were born on the same day and therefore
17 was his lucky number.
The concert this afternoon will bo by the 12th
Regiment Band, ond tonight the Tlßt Reglmont
Band will play. The concerts for the rest cf the
•week are as follows: To-morrow afternoon, Baen
ger's Bymphonv Orchestra: to-morrow evening,
Banda Roma; Wednesday afternoon, 22d Regiment
Band; Wednesday evening, Maurice I>»vi's orches
tra; Thursday afternoon. 23d Regiment Band;
Thursday evening. Van Baar's Old Guard Band;
Friday afternoon, Victor Herbert's Orchestra; Fri
day eVening. Manuel Klein's OroheHtra: Saturday
afternoon. 22d Regiment Eand; Saturday evening,
7th Regiment Band.
HOLDS COURT AT OXCE.
'Judge Beall, of Yonkers, Obliges
11. L. Burras, Who Was in a Hurry.
Three automoblllsts fell into the police net in
Toakers last evening, among the number being
the chauffeur of H. K. Burras, one of tho offi
cials of the Automobile. Club of America. Mr.
Burras was In the machine at the time of the
arrest, and protested vigorously, Baying that he
was to sail to-morrow for Europe and could
not come back to attend court.
C!ty Judge Beall wa* n^nt for and held court
at once. Imposing a fine of $10 on each man. In
the Burras machine at the time of th«> arrest
were Mr. and Mrs. Burras and Mrs. Howard
• Glbbs. It was said by Mr. Burras that Mrs.
Glbbs's daughter was to be married Wednesday
evening in Kew York, and that the party was
hastening to New York to attend a pre-nuptial
supper to be held last r.ight.
Mr. Burras is one of those in charge Of thr
prospective auto speedway to be built on I»ng
Wand. H« is a Stock Exchange broker and
lives at the Hotel Xetherland. The two other
speeders were I/awson V. Pulslfer, of tho Valen
tine Varnish Company, of Mountalnville, X. V
and Nicholas Burwe.l, chauffeur for David Bar
ry, of Hackensack. X. J.
. AUTO ARRESTS IN WHITE PLAINS.
Three arrests were made In White Plains yester
day for sp«»edJng. The m*>n arrested were Joseph
Stafford, of No. 172 Kast SCth street; Louis Rock,
of So. 18 East 60th etreet. and a man whose name
wae Riven hs Paul La croux. The latter was
paroled, while the others irave cash bail
CAR BITRNS IN AMPHITHEATRE.
A trolley car burning in a natural amphitheatre
yefUrday fv.rnlsh.-d a pprctacle for fifteen thousand
BHMentS of Harlem and The Bronx. A Jerome
avenue car took fire at thr start of the Union Rail
way Company's lisjes ln the middle of the Central
Vla<luct at ]s:,th Htr*-*>t and burned to thn trucks
There was a smail jihijli' when the roof bt-gan blaz
1l»F from a ehort circuit, but everybody got out
saf*-ly.
As tbo flames Bhot up tli. attention of th*» thou
sands who were taking their Sunday afternoon
walk along the Speedway, acrose High Bridge and
A\a*nington Bridge and through Maoomb's ITmn
Park was attracted The spot was visible from
t/nlverclty Height*. Washington Heights and the
lower .-!«• of The Uronx. and thousands lined the
walks and fl'led the windows ',ntil the Oremen put
ot.i tin* i»laz'- and anmlivr car drew awa»- the
biac*«ie<l trut li<- .
B.T. WASHINGTON HAPPY
Tells Negroes To Be Proud of Their
Race and Save Monet/.
looker T. Washington, in the course of .i lecture
delivered last night at Carnegie Hall, sounded again
an optimistic note lor the Negro race, and told
nesroea to be of t^ood rhcrr and to be proud of the
progress the race had niad<- since it had received
Us freedom.
The occasion was the twenty-ninth anniversary
of the Mount Oliv.-t Baptist Church, in West 53d
street, and the big hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
The pastor of the church, the Rev. Dr. M. W.
Gilbert presided and made the opening address.
He said that the congregation of Mount Olivet was
the largest negro congregation ln the North. He
also said that he took particular pleasure in'an
nouncing that the congregation was out of debt.
H«j said that the presence of bo large a congrega
tion tended to ke<-p down the number of inmates
of the Tombs, aa Its influence was for good, and
people who belonged to such a congregation were
not found uniong the criminal classes.
Mr. Washington" said, in part:
I want to sef> the time come when our people will
be represented in larger numbers as proprietors of
various business enterprises, In the South a per
son has to ask questions to know whether the owner
of a business rpris<- is a colored man or a white
man. Do not be discouraged. Get all the education
you can, and teach your sons and daughters some
kind of trade.
1 kr.ow how hard it Is to save money in New
York, for while 1 am hore my hand is In my pocket
doling It, out all the time. Tho fault oi non-saving
Is due to the husband. The one who can Bave the
most is your wife. Take her into your confidence
about your earning capacity and your debts, and
you will tind that you will have the best kind of a
partner. •
You have unlimited opportunities here in New
York for education, hut I fear you do not take the
advantage of tl em you should. I want to say of
the negro in New York City that he is the most
progressive, orderly and ambitious found in any of
our Northern cities, and l was pleased U\ bave your
l>istri'-t Attorney, Mr. Jerome, agree with me In
that view. The work before our race now Is of
the constructive character. Begin in the ownership
of the soil, and the cultivation o.f It. too, and 1
should advise that you get out in the country,
where you will have better opportunities to bring
up your children in the way in »whioh they should
be. You have got i" create opportunities for your
selves. Do not put the emphasis on your disad
vantages, but rather emphasize your advantages.
The world gets tired or a sick man and of a slrk
race. 1 want to see o;;r race get well in every
part of America. Let us t.-!l the world that we
belong to a well race, and a progressive one. You
cannot discourage the negro In New York. Get
away from the -i- ■■ nsive i nd the complaining side
of life.
We surrender no rights granted to us under the
Constitution of the United States. We are making
progress, and a race that has made such stri.i--- as
we have in forty years cannot bo kept back. Never
duck your head and be ashamed to belopir to rhe
colored race. I nev?r get. discouraged at the prog
ress of our people.
XO CANS RUN IX FRISCO.
Strike Tics Up Lines — Federal Pro
tection Ma?/ Be Asked.
Pan Francisco. May 5. -Streetcar motortnon
and conductors struck to-day, tying up the
streetcar system of San F"ranrisco. In place of
cars, all kinds of vehicles, from automobiles to
express wagons, were uswl by the public.
The l.. r motormen and conductors employes
of the United Railways Investment Company
voted early to-d.iy to declare a strike after
having failed to obtain an eight hour day and
a flat wa£o of f',\. Tho strikers have been re
inforced by the stationary firemen, who demand
recognition of their union and an Increase of
wages from $2 7f> to 5-3 2T> a day. It is probable
that other allied unions will come to the sup-
Xiort of the carmen. There was no disorder to
day, as no attempts wero made to take cars
from the barns, but it is expected that an effort
to run cars will be made to-morrow.
President Patrick Calhoun says that tho
United Railways will operate Its lines inde
pendently of the carmen's union, and, if re-
Hist»-d. will demand from the city and state au
thorities the full protection guaranteed by the
law.
The United Railways has been making elabo
rate preparations to run cars in case of a strike,
and has several hundred experienced men ready
to take the places of the strikers, it is said. If
the city and state are unable to provide protec
tion in case of serious trouble, federal assist
ance may be invoked on the RTotind that the
United Railways Investment Company of Now
Jersey is a foreign corporation.
BRUTAL MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.
Body Found Floating in the Schuylkill River
— Arrest Expected.
Philadelphia, May 6.— A brutal murder was
brought to llKht here to-day with the finding of the
body of John Lovett fl'-atine in the Bchuylkill
Biver near the centre of the city. A rope was
knotted tightly around the dead man's neck, and
when the body w;is examined by th« police thirty
four stab wounda were found In as ar-ru of ten
Inches covering the heart.
Lovett was forty-two years old. H* lived in th*
neighborhood of 24th arid South Btreeia, not f"r
from where the body was found floating ln the
river. He hud been misHl:i»? from home for about
three weeks. The police thought at tirnt. from the
nature of the wounds found on the body, that the
man was a Wa<k Hand Victim, but when ldnntitl
catlon was made by a tattoo mark they abandoned
t'ueir first theory and to-night declared that Lovett
had been killed by two im-n and thrown into the
water at the Batebridge street wharf. An arrest Is
experted at any munn-nt.
STOPS TRAIN TO SHOOT ENEMY.
Loser at Cards Uses Winchester as Soon as
the Winner Appears.
[By T*-;<-*n-n!ih 1" T!:e Tribune.]
Savannah. May 6.— Believing that he had lost his
money at cards through cheating, Henry Manl
gault held uj> a Central train near !;• re to-day to
get a chance to attack the winner.
Jerry Lewis, the winner, jumped off the engine
after the hold-up, and Mani^ault began llrliiK at
him, one phot takinj? effect In his hip. I'oli<<» ap
peared upon the scene Just In time to stop further
shooting. Several railroad employes tried to Inter
fere, but were frightened by Manlgault'H Winchi s
ter.
FATAL CAR ACCIDENT IN TOLEDO?
Two Reported Dead and Twenty Injured an
Result of Collision.
Toledo, May 5. — A southbound limited < - ar on
the Toledo, Urban & Interurban Electric Hail
way ran Into a northbound local car ot : the same
lln<- to-ni^'ht about one mile .south of Bowling
Green. It is reported that two persons art- dead
and ovei a score injured.
ICE HOUSE ON THE HUDSON BURNS.
[By IMegrapfa to The Tribune.]
Cat skill. N. V., May f>. Tlilh morning as the
steamer Redfleld was passing Smith's Landing, six
miles south of here, the pilot discovered tir-> issu
ing from the engine room of the N>-w Jersey Ice
Company's house at that place. He blew his
whistle and aroused the village, but the Ice bouse,
with about 35/iuu tons of loe, was destroyed.
MINING PROMOTER DROPS DEAD.
William AljM-rson. a mining promoter, who lived
at the (Missy House, Kew York, dropped dead in
the dining room of K. P. Loekwood. at No. 14 Clare
niont Place, Mount Vernon. last night.
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among tho passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
NEW YORK. FROM SOITHAMPTON.
Mr. and Urs. Ernest C. ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward dOr
Carroll. . • leant. .
Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Mis. A. J. WaUfn '
Lawton. ! Frederick Orr I^ewis
Rear A'.mlral U X ' M n - Mr anj Mrs o It Hough-
Mr, ond Mrs. W. Reid. I Edward 11. Keep:
Mr ana Mrs. W. Reid. I EduarJ 11. Kfe\,
UMBRIA. mOM LIVERPOOL
w R - ro^" I William D. Reid.
TUl)lxonT U I)lxon "" M^ nn ce 1 r M " An*M W.
Sr.^M 1 !;, IVter O,»on- J^S&g??* Th ° ma »
Bi Br IDr. Chalmers Preatloe
ULUECHER. FROM HAMBURG.
Mr. and Mr». \v H Brill. Mr. an.i Mrs Franklin
Mtaa K1...1,,,: Hobson. Bte*le ir laiiklln
Huso '•; I^'- Mrs. Oeori<« L. Thomw
MMiin!:;-nM Miin!:;-n Mr *" Geyr ' c " Mr ,;.., a! " 1 Mra w » ui H.
..MiiiKr-n | Wilson
M I A. r. Latlin.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MAY 6. lUU7.
McGIBBON & Co.
At this season when Summer homes are being made ready.
it would !>c well to examine in our stock the goods which have
been specially provided to meet the demands of yacht and
cottage furnishing.
Perfectly suitable goods. Low Prices.
Linens, Lace Curt. tins. Draperies. Rugs, Bedding.
Broadway at Nineteenth Street.
SAYS HE WAS CLUBBED.
Man Arrested for Assault Accuses
Policemen of Brutality.
A case of alleged police brutality came to
tentlon of Magistrate Kernochan In the Wes! Side
court yesterday, when William Casey, n restaurant
broker, of No. 412 West 66th street, w.is arraigned
before him 011 a charg of felonious assault. Casey
was tits own 1- st exhibit, for his shirt had been
torn off and he was covered with bruises, which he
caid bad been made by policemen's clubs. He was
<ilsch"i-£eu by the magistrate after he had told his
(=t'>ry.
Th* two policemen whom Casey threatens to have
brought up on charges an- Bamuel Levy and Will
iam Kelly, of the West nth street station. Accord-
Ing to Casey, they were clubbing with their night
sticks two men In front of his home early yester
day morning. Casey Bald that after the policemen
bad ktiockrti the men senseless he went downstairs
and was lifting one of them fram the gutter when
th<- two policemen, who had been In ;t nearby
doorway, Jumped out and started to club him. Ho
*jn:d he ran back to his flat, and wns In l"-«l when
!h.> policemen smashed i!" 1 panels of the d ior,
turned :h-- lock nn<l came In. Casey said they
rapped his wife on the hands with their clubs and
forced him to dresi Before they took him to the
f tat lon, he they clubbed him and drags
about until they destroyed his shirt.
When ''.i-^-v was arraigned before the magistrate
he pulled open his coal ar"i showed his brul 1.
Patrolman i-v-11/ start<-il to tell a long utorj
how Casey hadtaken his club away :•■ .-i him and
used 11 on him Th ■ magistrate cut him ••■
discharging • 'asey.
f.. ise make It simple assa lit." asked Patrol
man Levy of the court, '"for this man
ened to make tt.>nil<- foi
"No," said the magistrate: "this man ha ■ 1
badly bat ci
EIOT AT GREEK EASTER SERVICE.
Four Arrested for Trying to Break Up Meet
ing in Polish Church.
Italians nni Slavs rlotir.^- before the Polish Greek
Church, at No. 16 East r-7tiir -7tii street, nearls broke up
tho Easter services, which, according to the Greek
rite, foil on yesterday. Pour of the rioters wers
tak'-n to thr- Harlem court, where they wen
jr. fa eh by Magistrate Harris.
T'x- Eastern services began nt midnight Saturday
nml lasted until dawn. While there are plenty "f
followers of the Eastern Church In this city and
nearby towns, Greek churches are few, and ths
worshippers came from as f 1 . indred ml!--*.
Bo great was tit.- crowd, thai the street was
janinip.l fp.m ivtd avenue to Madison ■ •
with those unable m v't Into the church. Somi of
the residents of the neighborl d who
with the same faith objected to the crow<
■ I a fight. Stones and 1 other am
munition popular In a utreet fight were hurled at
thosi trying to entei nd a free >!«!:♦
started.
Th»' police swooped flown on the crowd, nml
red three It al ■■ ! i Pole wl
ikk a parti i rly g i time
KILLED BY HIS OWN REVOLVER.
Three Youngsters Go Shooting, and One of
Tliem Is Brought Home Dead.
Bhot hy a new revolver which h* and two othor
hoys had bought after saving theli pennlen for
w-f'.-ks. Jullua nensl*>i ten years oM, <11'-<1 terday
In I^on*,' Island City. Hlh playmates, Joseph and
Georffo Tucker, of No. lt«> Gre^n street. Brooklyn,
aro only tWI I VI- yeara old. Julius lived y^bl across
the stre< from thorn.
There are a doxen try* and lame I ■
Burden's Woods In Long (aland City In -.
the Btrlni eni l< w ■■- . ■ >'era to
minor-, the boj ■ appai
Inc tho Rim. and, armed with It and b ;
ply of cartridges, te\ out for the woo ».'
been di« bai ged r twloa wh<
turn to use it. !!•• was hardly t# enoui
pull ba< k the stiffly W"rkir;i; hammer, m
ili.' muzsle ■ ■! to k"M b better int -
.' ibi \. hi was drawing it back '
I T l^ • boy fell to the str >vi d
l<y the time the other i a hail -un mo • ■ .
wis rir-a'l. H'>th boys were held hh wltn^aaea bj
tin Fourth street ;>"!l- »-. wl king ;i !!«•■;
nus s-;irc!i for the man who
LONGSHOREMEN RETURN TO WORK.
Strike Nearly Over and Kroonland Will Be
Able to Sail To-day.
One hun»ir< >i and fifty utrlkinjr lonxahoremen at
the piers of the American and Red Star Ftmnishlp
companies voluntarily returned to work yesterday.
As a resuli it wan announced l:u»t cvonlnK that tlio
lied Ht.ir liner Kroonland, which wns to have .niled
on Saturday, will Bail nt noon to-day. Hnperlnnn
dent Wright c>f the American and Red Star lines,
when seen last evening, said there wa« mi 111 feel
inj; between the men and the companies on account
nf thn strlk--. The men who roturnod were frlad to
Ket hack B1 their old wages of SO cents an hour
for day work, he said. He expects the rent of the
strikers will apply for r«»instat«»meni to-day.
The strike >>f the longshoremen In Brooklyn
against the Mallory and Ward Bteamship com
i.ai.W-F and a number of other i ompanles, whl i
tied up "o much shlppins last week, was a quiet
iiffiilr yesterday.
MUTE IDENTIFIES ASSAILANT.
Detectives Snydecker and Hannnn, <'f the East
138 th street station last night arrested and locked
up Henry Onsquerrelli, nineteen veai old, who
said he lived Rl No 353 East 125 th street, and
i-hiir^oii him with assault and burglary. Shortly
«rt. t the i rresl Arthur ("larke, the deaf mute who
was bound :m«l robbed <m Friday at No !.«. r ■••"
125 th street, was s<-ut for, ;n;<i wa-j positive hi his
ldontlfleatlon of Caequerrelli i The
prisonm said he lived it No, 253 East 126 th street,
>!. \: door to tli- m'lt- a sister'i home, where he
was attacked.
ENDS WORLDWIDE STUDY OF PLANTS.
Professor Peter Olsson-Seffer, formerly si prn
fess6r In Leland Stanford, Jr., University, and now
employed by the Mexican government as r com
missioner >-f tropical agriculture, arrived here yes
terday on the Cunard liner Umbrla. He la on his
way c> S-iii Francisco after a trio around tip
world making n study of plant itf. and aßrlculture
In fcotifru] In the tropics. He devoted much time
v, the methods "!' i ultlvatlng the rubtw r plant
MAY DISBAR A. A. JOSEPH.
fhf question of permanently disbarring Abraham
A. Joseph, the lawyer, will come up to-day t--r.ii--
Judge Hough, in the iTnited States District Court,
as :i r*sult <.f an Investigation m::,i<- i,-,- Referee
Alfred Jeretskl, who baa reported thai Mr. Joseph
has been guilty of unprofessional conduct and la
"unfit to be trusted with the powers, dutl m and
responsibilities of the office of attorney " it is ,ii
li-K^d that Mr. Joseph profited i<> the bankruptcy
of Gilroy & Bloomfleld in l&oi.
FRANK B. LORD, JR., ARRESTED.
Frank B. Lord. Jr., Of Nq. M West nist street.*
accompanied by Murray W. Dodse, of Xo. B7 West
49th street, and two women, run Into the arms of
a bicycle policeman while sporcling down Jackson
avenue, Liong Island City, in an automobile, yester
day afternoon, Rnd were arrested. Mr.' Dodge
Kave hia house aa bail for Mr. Lord's appearance
at court. '
MAEINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN'IATUnE ALMANAC.
Sun rtsea 4:BS|Bun B<-ts 7:f>o|Moon rises 2:19 Moon's age 24
HIGH WATER.
A.M. — Sandy Rook 2:40(!,iv. lslnn.l t:M H.!l Gat» 4M
P.M.— Sandy Hook B:3o[Ouv. (aland 3:54|He1l Gate 5:47
WIRELESS REPORTS.
fs." 1 "^ C". Br P at ' ll 'l- which wan reported ■„ ir u m)1PB Paat f
m tilSuy. " m y sterday ' '? «P*cted to dock aboSt
The Kla&«»pol<3, wlUoa Mportcd to Bltuouit at a
pi yesterday, when 100 miles east of N'anm Dth
Phoals l-iyi-.isi,lp, is expected to <iix-k about r.:30 p m U>
da; .
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line.
•San Juan Porto Rico, April SO N T & P R
•VaJerln I Dover. April 27 Red Star
•l:> ndam lioulopr.e, April 2S . . Hollarxl-Atn
•I'hflaite'phla San Juan, May l Red D
*C'amoens.. Barbados, April 29 ....Lamp -v Holt
Indrasamha Gibraltar, April is Japan
Brooklyn City Swansea, April 2f> Bristol
XI Pai • Oal\e>iton. April 29 So Pacific
Minneapolis . London April -'T. ...Atlantic Trans
ICI Alba GalvestOE, April 30 So Paclftc
Kansas City iPavannah, May 3 Savannah
Campania Naples. .*.|>rtl 'J2 Italian
Carpfithla Gibraltar, April 27 Cunard
Morai New Orleans. May 6 So. Paclßc
TUESDAY, .MAY 7
* Kaiser Wllhelm Il.'iltreniien, April 30 N O Lloyd
•I'rlnz .T,,n-hlm Kingston. May 2 H.imi>-Atn
•Havana Havana May r> Ward
Cevlc Liverpool, April 1M White Star
Kugenia Palermo. April •_'!'
Den ■ Galveston. May 1 Mallory
El Alba Galveston. May 1 So. Pacldc
Bayamo Havana, May 2 Ward
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8. s
Majentic Liverpool, May 1 White Star
Konfg Albert Gibraltar, April 29 N. O. Uo>d
THURSDAY, MAY ft
Graf Waldersee Plymouth, Ajirll 29 Hnmb-Am
Bamland Antwerp, April 3'» R<-'1 Star
L'ltyofMacon Savannah, May 6 Savannah
*Brioga mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY. Vessel
Vessel. For. I In*. Mall closes. sails.
Advance. Colon. rar.amn ll:3'»am BUUpnn
ron, Para lan p & Holt 1:00 m 10:80 am
Telesfora. Argentine. Itarber 12:00 m '■■ 00 p m
Pemlnole, Turk's Islan>l 7:ooarn o:3oam
I'arima. Pt Thomas, Quebec ll:3<>am 00 p m
Montevideo, (.'adlz. Spanish ... — 10:00 m
TUESDAY. MAY 7.
Kal -r W <I<t <: Bretn*n. N '5 Lloyd.* 8:30 an 10:00 a m
• '.ironia. Liverpool t*urard I2:00rn
Hamburg, N'apl»i Hamb-Am ■ 2:00 p m
tlrewster, Jamaica, Hamb-Am — - l'i:'«inm
Nueces. Galveston. Mallory S:00 pm
City of Columbus. Savannah, Savannah 3:iHm> m
Huron. Jacksonville, Clyd» - 3:oopm
> ' \r- DAY, MAT f>.
Baltic, Liverpool, \\'h!t«"Star 11 :30 a m 3:00 pm
Valdlvla. Inagna Hamb-Am ll:<M»atn 2:oopm j
Maraval, Grenada rrinldad I«':<«>am 1 ,s> p m
Pretoria. Bermuda, Quebec I ■>»> p m 8 00 pm
Amsterdam. Paramaribo. , ,10:00 a m 12:<iO m
Momus. New Orleans, go Pacific - — - 12:O >m
TRANSPACIFIC MAII.S.
Destination nnd Bteamer. Close In N. T.
Hawaii, .Ttipnn. ("or.-a, China and Philip
pine islamls (via San F"rancl«co)—Si
berla ... . . ... . . . T <lay. 12:.'!rtfim
Haunli (via Fnn Pranclaco> — Alameda:. Mi 7, 12.:'.0am
Japan, <"or<-a. China and Phlllfpine In! ■
nnrl« (via Vancouver and Victoria, I!
C.)— Bmpre«» of China . . . . May 8. n:<K>pm
Japan] «'..r-!i un.l China (specially n.l
dressed on ly>. (via' Seattle*—^Akl M;.r-i Mays. «00 r m
Japan. Corea, China hp.J Philippine l^i
an Is (via Tacoma>— Oanfa May B r.oipm '
Hawaii. .!apa:i. <'orf;i. China nil lti!lip
pl"" IMan.]» (via San Francisco)—
<>iiiia Ma 13. 12:30 am
Tahiti hii.l Marquesas Islands iv!a s.ui
Francisco)- Marlposa May 17. 12:.10 a m ;
Australia (except w.-stt New Z*«land.
f-'am.':<n Islamls, Kill l)<!ftn'l* nni New
<n!«-ti..nla i\l« Vancouver an.l Vic
toria. 11. C.)— Mlowers !,l,iy IS, 6:00 p m
Ma««!I. Oiiuti and Philippine Nlan.ts
(via Kan Francisco)— U. H. Tranj-jKirt . .lure 1. 12:30 atr
, SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday. May 5, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer H'Ufher i'l»r). !!»>.'«lic. Hamburg April 2ft.
Bouthampton ar..l Cherbourg I, to the Hamburg-
American !.!:■.••, with 2.".'. cabin ar..l t.:t2'« «toen<K» ja»
► •TK^rß, malls and mdic Arrived at the lUr a; 2:13
ji m.
t~ir*miT Dradford (G*t). Th< m«en. Port Antonio. Jn
nißl.a. May 1. to tr<- L'nlted Krult Co. with 1H | .--.-:.
k.m» and m>lse Arrived «• !!■«• lUr at n:is a m.
Steamer New York. H.ih»rti, Houthft'Tip'on urn! ther
l"-urK April I' 7. to the American Line, with L'">.l rahln
at-l 7«>;t Pt.'ouiK-" rasserirers, tr.nlin un.l m.lne Arrived
«t tlif lUr Ht i<:l7 ;• m. 4th.
Bteamer <>tlf!amni« ilin. Jrnr«. r.ou^n April S ani
Delaware llrmknatfr May 4. to J C Raiser Co, In bal
last Arrived Ht " ■ Un: n: 4 ,i n>.
Rennr-r iui '.-■ • (<>r>. PfßlnVr. Cnlrnfa Mnrrh 17.
Colombo 2.%. Aiders April 14 an.-i H.i»ton May 8, to
Kuroh, Klye & <"o. with tm!s«>. Arrl\«-: at V-- P..ir at
t> p ni. 4th.
M-jun-r < - ltta <".\ Torln< (ltal». Ferrarn. Naples '» t,>
Holocnral. Hartfl.-U «.- ( o. with I,3>M >■■■■ r.i k - ; . i: .+t ■-**■*
tnd mdie, Arrive^ at di* l! a r nt H::t.> pm.
St«-:i!n<-r Frmnklyn m.ii. Splatt, Rarrj April 23 to
master. In t-.illuHt. Arrived at the Ilnr at .1 a m.
Kteamer t"n«brla (Br), Dow, Liverpool April 27 an!
(Jtierr.rtriwn '-"•. to t! <• Curnr.l Sn n.. Ltd, with -.17 rnbin
and 7:»; steeraxe pasienKvrs, mall* an,l indue. Arrived at
the Bar nt 1:11 v tn
Bteamer Panama. Cornlns;. <'ri»io(.al April 20 »r> tt:«
I'atiHrna Itallroa-1 St< jrnMilp i '..nipaiiy. with 1".". p>»»
sencers, niaii» nnd indue. Arrived ... Hur at 1 2. 18
v in.
Ht.-nni^r I>'-lH\vnr<>. French. Philadelphia, tn the
<"lvil" Kteanjihlp Company, with mds».
.«tenm»r S'.n Juan. Fo»«. Ponce Atirll 22, Jobos 2S,
ARuadilia . ■ -mi M.ivuk'i'j .T». to thn New York mil
Porto ftlco Steamship Company, with 2.1 passengers
nn.l m.1.... Arrived at th.- Itnr nt tt .17 p in
Randy Hook. N .T. May .".. 0:30 p m— Wind «outh
•outli»r<it. fr.-sh iir.-cTe; clear.
PAILKH
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I
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRI
; I4v«rp«ol, May 4— Arrived. Pteamera Etrurta (Hi P..tt»r.
New York via Queenstown: mrlc i Br), Ken lti«ton
via Quen«itown; Victorian (I!r». Hurt. New York;
■atli ' ■ ■ AiUi.Mil.in illn, Stnrk New Vi>rk.
i Southampton. May 4 -Arrived. <-.aiiu-r Philadelphia.
M!ll«. NVn- Y«rk Plvni.uith and <'h»rb..urn.
! Qutenotown. Mty 6, 0:63 n m- SaiNf. steamer ITtunpania
ißri Wnrr. rrom Liverpool for New Tork
llott. •uliim. M.iy ♦- Sal sfinn-r Potsdam (Dutch),
Rnggeveen. New York la Uouloime (unl passed Isle
of \Vlk!i< r.th».
r.Uri.llar. May — Pnsseil. • ■ i ■ Miturla (Ital). llrta.sro.
New York for Na| l< un.l <;.r.nn.
Proposals.
VBSAY OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES AT
Ne,w York. N. V . May 8, 1007.7 Real«J proposal*
j In duplicate, will b« received at th^ office of t!i^ Super
■ Intendeni of t I -• Ataay office of the l'nlt.-,l states at
New York, N. V.I until 12 O'clock oon, May . ■ iuot,
! nn<l then publli opened. f>>r general mippllo* re
' quired f"i- the Assay Ottlce of the l ■■ir. .1 Statea at
■ N.« York. N ¥ . tor the (l>"':il year fr.im July 1. 1007.
i to June 30, l'.»«»s. in accordance with Bc-hr«lul«>» nnd
; specifications, ilex nf which, with blank proposals
iu>. l i.th.-r Information may •"• had upon application to
I ANDREW "ASON. SUPERJNTKNDENT.
' t?r\T.Ki> rnorosAiis] in duplicate, wn.r, BE
■ J5 r.-<«lv<-.| up to J:.!'» l>. n:-. Monday. M.i> -"• ''••"' and
mtened Immediately thereafter, in the i ommlsaloner or
Immigration, Kills Island. N. V. 11.. for furnishing that
station wH'i ANNUAL SUPPLIES during the flucal year
( ndlng lvi ■' *<\. 190S; such supplies Include anthracite
i civil Mtumlnoun coal, el«ctrtcal. engineer's, plumber's
i bikl Janitor's supplies, lumber, kl.iw, tools, paints. corO
: ajf, hunlware. i.idnt I rushen, |.m-klnK, hos« nnd Bttli
\ rulibei stamps, wnps cits, disinfectants. Ice. blue prlnti
Mn.lliiK ""'I mlscellaw •» unifies Purthe Inf irmatl n
coiircmltiK •f" > conditions Bl .1 limit •■ governlni; t.|,|.
<ier» may l>e obtallie.l fioni ROItKUT WATCIIOItX, COlll
ml-loner, '
\T7EST POINT. N V . MAY 4. I9OT.— SEALED PRO
j \\ posals, In triplicate, will be received here until r>
M.. Juno 8. ino7, for sirpplylng the I" s Military
I Ai-ademj with Fuel, lias Coal, un.l Charcoal. r> i qiilr«»il
i durlntf the iiK.-al year ending June 30 ltxts. Tli.> I'nlted
I States reserves the rijsin to accept or i-l--- i any r.r hii
1 proposal", oi anj part thereol Information furnished
upon application. Envelopes fontatriinß proponaln should
he endnrved "IVoposals for ." and addressed to
Quartermaster, West Point, N. V
' IT^OKT WOOD, N. Y. 11. .MAY 4. 1 007.— E A PRO
X 1X 1 posala, i" triplicate, for fumlshlnn H ll mutertul and
labor for [instruction of Poal ExrhanKe un<| ciyiunaslum
, and Stable at thla post, will be received here until 10:30
A. M.. May 23, l'.«>7. The r S. reserves rhe right to
j reject any 01 all bl ' ■• Information furnished on applica
tion. Envelopes cuntalnlni proposals ihouM i». hiiloiMod
•'Proposal for Public Uullilliikh" and addressed to the
1 undersigned. G C. HI'HNKLL. Consts (J. .M
i>Rf)POSAUH FOR ORDNANCE) SUPPLIES.— ROCK
Island ArsemCl, Rock Island, 111., April 0 iao7
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, upon the blanh forinii fur
nished bj thlM offlce onlj-, will be recttved l.y the under
' BlKni'd until 'i o'clock P. M.. Th.-m.lji.. fcfaj 7 ll)t)7 for
, fiii'tilhlilnx hardware, leather. steel. Iron, cleaning mate
: HalH. oils, paints, chemicals, material! for heating inul
llKhtlnK. paper, lumber, etc.. ilurii.« the dseaj year riulln«
I Juno 30 1!H)M. Information furnished on uppltcattun.
Colonel 8 E. r.i.r.NT. OomdK,
StJAI.F.I) PH'TOSAI-S WILL BB HKi'KIVI-.n AT THE
ottUv of the Light-House Engineer, Toir.pklnsvllle
K. V . until 1 o'clock p. hi.. May 21, lito: r.nd then
opened, for fiirnlshlnK MlKcellaneouH Articles for the
Ltsht-llouse Batabltshment for the flsea] y«ar ■•n.lliu; June
SO, l!»0S. in accordance with epeclllcJllons. coplei of
which, with blank proposale umi other tDforraattoa may
be liv.l upon application to Major <*has. L. Potter. U. s.
A Engineer Third Llitht-Hou»e I/lstrlct.
I TMTED BTATBB I'OWDEII DEPOT. I>OVER, nr-\V
U j.-1-..-y. April L".». 1!IO7. — Sealed proposals In trlpll
cate, upon the blnnk forms furnished hy this oflics
only, will b« received at this <>m,-i< until 1 o'clock
P. M . Wednesday, May 3S, 1007. for furnishing durlne
the B«cal year ending Jun« 80. 1008. Cloth. Rope.
Foraße. Steel, Iron. Ffardwore, Lumber. Pnlntn. Oils,
Cementi, etc. F-t Information apply to tho ('ouimunil
ins officer.
ÜB. BNOINEER OFFICIB, NV7v\'POnT. R I . Apr 9
1 • UHiT. Sealed r'ropo«al» for |rtiy construction «t
Nantucket. Mn»».. will h,- received lirre until It A. M
M-.v H 1007. and then publicly opened. Information fur
nlshtd on application. J. H. WILUUtD. LL Col. Engrs.
The Turf.
RACING AT JAMAICA
APRIL. S« to MAY 8, INCLUSIVE.
?.°iV WIILiAMSBURG HANDICAP
iii.l fun otner races, tabuj at l!:«ttl 1" M.
Trains leave East ■■i:i: St.. 12:1*. 12 '" •"". 1:15.
J:3u. 1:50; Klatbuah Ay., U.:;i>. 12:43. I:iiii. 1:14, l::ii>.
1:15. Trolleyi rrow Jamaica and last »t»tlou Kings
<•.». "L" <ll 1.-i t f.i ii:uk every few minutes.
Public Notices. j
I»LT.sr.\.\T TO STATUTORY UEyriFiEMKNT. '
notice is hereby given that an act — -nut.- 44' J. ■
Int. No. 1211 — has bean passed by ix.th branches ol the I
Legislature, . ntittod "*■ j
' ' AN ACT
to amend CUAPTEH five HI'NDRXD AND i
EIGHTY OF the L.VWS of MNETEK.N ill N- j
Dred \NI> two. entitled "AN act IN !
relation TO THE municipal COt'RT Of i
THE city of new TORK, ITS OFFICERS
AND marshals." RELATIVE to THE DCTIEd
\.\!> powers OF clerk.-*.
Further notice i* hereby given that a Public tl>aring
upon bucli bill will be held ai the Mayor's « >tri.-<-. in
the City Hall. i r. ii- City of New York, '<n Weda«a- ;
day, May S, lt>o7. ul 11:00 o'clock A. M.
Dined dry Hall. New York. May 4. 1007.
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN.
Ma
This bill will be the first heard at that time.
1 PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT,
notice is kivdj given thai an act— Senate 1.017, Int.
No. uGO — baa been paancil by both branches of the Legis
liiture. entitled
AN AiT
AUTHORIZING THE audit and AIXOWANCB of
the iI. AIM op julix J. SCANNELL AGAINST
THE city of Ni:\V TORK, for Mis roSTS,
nsi.i. fees and exi-enseh i-aik in suo
i K.-sii i.i.Y DKFENDINti HIMSELF AGAINST
certain indictments FII.KD aoainftr him
dl'rincl HIS term OF OrFICE as fire com-
MISSIONER in saii' city.
Kurther notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon fuch bill will 1,.; :,,-|.| a! the Major's Offlce in th*
I'lty Hall. In The 1 Ity of N-w York, on Wednesday, May
b, 1907. at II oclock A. M
I>:ii- 1 City Ili'l, New York, May 4. irv>7.
OEOROE I: McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This hill will be the second heard at that tlm*.
IfURSUANT TO STATUTORY UEQUIREMEXT.
notice Is hereby sivea that an act— B*naU *I'M,
ißt. No. -!»1 — has been passed by both branches of the
Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND CHAPTER SEVEN HfNDRKD AND
EIGHTEEN OF THE LAWS OF NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND Kt>i:R. ENTITLED "AN ACT
AUTHORIZING THE SELECTION OF LANDS
AS A BITE FOR THE NEW TORK STATE
TRAINING SCHOOL FOX BOYS, AND ESTAB
LIKHING THE SAID SCHOOU" AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER ONE HI'NDKEI* AND THIRTY
THREE <•;• THE LAWS OF NINETEEN HUN-
IiHKI> AND FIVE AND BY CHAPTRH SIX
HI'NI>RED AND SEVENTEEN <>F THE LAWS
OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIX. IN RE
LATION TO THE ORANT F>Y THE COMMIS
SIONER 3 OF THE LAND i»FVI<'E Tf) THE
CITY OF NEW YORK OF THE SUNKEN
MEADOW IN EAST RIVEB ADJACENT TO
RANDALL'S ISUAND AND OF THE LAND
UNDER WATER SURROUNDING THE SAME
TO THE BULKHEAD LINE.
Furthei notice Is herebj s;lven that ti Public Hearing
upon such Mil will lie bold at the Mayor's Office, in
the City Hall, in rhe city -.f New York, on Wednes
ds] May 8, 1007. at Il:Qfl o'clock a M.
Dated City Hall. New York. May 4 1!'07
GEi IRGB B McCLELLAN.
M .. ■■
This bill will b- the third beard at. that time.
I>URSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT,
notice Is lifrrby given thnt an act — Aisembrj 12S.V
Int No. r.iJS— has lx>«-n passed by b«l ranches of the
Leslslatuio. entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE fSREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.
IN RELATION TO THE POWERS OF THE
BOROI PRESIDENTS AND OF THE PRESI
DENT <«F THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Furthei notice is berel Klv*n that a. Public Hearing
tip.. n such bin will be held at the Mayor's Office, in
the I'lty Hall. In Th» Citjt of New York, on Wednes
day. .May s. IHO7, at 11:00 o'cWk A. M.
Dated -"Ity Hall, \>\v York, jfa..- 4. Il>o7
•;•: >Kt;K H M< Cl ELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will b« the fourth heard at that time.
])URSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
notice Is hereby riven that an act— Senate A. 2442.
Hep. 'J."i4 — has ••♦•♦■n passed by both branches of the
Legislature, fntltled
AN ACT
TO \Mi:NP THF; GREATER NEW YORK • j'TER
RELATIVE TO THE DEPARTMI OF HEALTH
PF.N! |i »N FIND
Further notice li hereby (riven that a Public Hfarir.g
upon such bill will b» he!.! at th<> Mayor's Ofllca tn ->.•■>
City Hall. In The City ■-f New TorVc on Wednesday.
Ma •• B, 1907 nt ll:<>o o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York. May 4. 19« I
>ROE H McCLELLAN.
'This bill will be the fifth heard at that time.
])i:nsr.\xT to statutory REQUIREMENT.
J. notice H T.-i.v Klv»n that an in — Senate 116.1.
Ir:t. No. M7 — has be»*n passed by both branches of the
Legislature entitled
AN A<-T
TO AMEND SECTION FOI'R HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-SIX OF rHAPTER FOUR HUNDRED
AND -I\TV OF THE LAWS OF NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND ONE. KNOWN AS T II CHAR
TER <>F HE CITY OF NEW IRK ORANT
IN:; POWER TO THE H«»\i:l> OF ESTIMATE
AND APPORTIONMENT TO HECONSIDER AND
REDETERMINE THE EXPENSES TO BE PAID
v THE CITY OF NEW YORK AND PROP
ERTY OWNERS THEREOF WHERE THE
COBT AND EXPENSE OF AN IMPROVEMENT
HAS BEEN ASSESSED HY SAID BOARD OF
ESVTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT.
Further notice 1» hereby given that a Pumi<- Hearlna;
upon *u.-h btll will b« heM at the Mayor's rffl.-«. In th»
«'itv Hall In The city of n.- Tors on Wednesday.
May X, l!>07. H • 11 :OO o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall, N»« York. May 4 IP<V7
OEt (ROE B. McCLELLAN.
Mi ot
Thl* bl will be the SfcCl heard at that time.
TJITRSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRI
notice H hereby irlv»n that an n. — S«>nat« K.'IO.
Jnt. No. tt>t — has boon passed l.y hoih inches of the
Legislature, entitled
\ N »CT
TO MEND THE OREATER NEW TORK CHARTER
IN KKI.ATION TO THE PRESENTATION OF
CLAIMS IN.-T THE <ITY
Further notl.-e N hereby cl\>-n thai a Pal • ■ Hnarlnr
upon such bill will b- held at th« Mayor's OrHce In
the <'tty Hall. In Tli<- <"ltr of KeW York, on Wednesday.
May <i "'-T at 11:00 o'clock A. M.
D.i-. ! City Hall. New York. May 4. lt>"7.
GEORGE D. McCLELLAN.
Miiror.
Thl« bill will be the •<>•.. --nth henrd at that time.
I'ATUTOR! REQITREMENT.
notice Is herebT ntxen that an a.-t — AFs»mbly 2.rJH.
S. 1.417. Int No. 1.r.r.l - has bc*n passed by both branches
<f the legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW TORK CHARTER.
rKi.vnvi: TO T}lF. c-UISSIFU'ATION OF
CRIMINALS AND MISDEMEANANTS,
Further nrtfee Is h»reby stven that a I'-ih' ■ Hoarlnaj
upnn siT.h bill will I a hel '. at the Mayor's Offlce In th<»
City Hall. In The ntj of Jf*W York, on Wednesday, May
-■-•■: o'clo<k A. M.
Dated City Halt. New Tor* May 4 lf)O7.
GEORGE H. McCLELLAN,
Mayor.
Thi« bill will be the etcl heart at thai ttm«.
TJURSUAJrr TO BTATtTORT REQI'IREMENT.
X n.->tti-M Is hereby «t\<«n that an it- A«*emMy 1.350.
8. I.SPO, Int. XSS haa b»»en passi 1 '" both brmocbea of
tho Ijeslslature. entitled
an AI T
TO AMRXH TfTP OREATT-TR NEW TiiRK CHARTER.
TtM.VTIVK TO PUNISHMENT OF PERSONS
C.WSINU FIRE IN STOVEPIPES, rHIMXEY OR
Fill-
Further ii tlce Is hereby gtver thnt a Pi£!l<* Hearing
upon such bill will be >M at the Mayor's " iffloe in th<»
<Itv Hall, ln The City of New Y-.-k. on Wednesday, May
8. l«07, al 11 -■■■:■. a. M.
Dated «'lty Hall. New Tors May 4. 1007.
. GEOROE IV McCLF.LT.AN.
• Mayor.
This bill will be the r.lnth h^a-.l at that time.
PURSUANT TO BTATUTORT REQUIREMENT.
notice l» hereby given thai an act — AM«embly
1727. S 1413. Int. No. S4* -has been passed b/ both
branches of the Legislature, .-nlltled
AN \CT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW TORK CHARTER.
REI VTINO TO THE OFFICE <-' CORONER
Further notice l» hereby sivea that a Public Hearlni
\ij».«i such I ill will be held at th«* Mayor's Office. In
thf city Hall, In Th« City of N->« Y.-rk. on Wednesday.
M,• - IUOT, n« 1 1 •■» o'clocs A. M.
i>..t •! city lUill. New York. Hay 4. 1007.
OEOROE B. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be thn tenth heard at that time.
I>fi:siWT TO BTATUTORT REQUIREMENT,
notice Is hereby glvi-n that an aci — Senat* 44t»
Int. No. 20S has been pa »ed t>y both branches of the
l.eKlslrttur.', entitled
AN ACT
IN RELATION TO THE I'SE ANl> Oi'iTPASCT
OF THE HALL OF RECORDS. IN THK COUNT!
OF NEW YORK.
Further notlee is hereby riven that a Public Hearins;
upon such hill will b.» held at the Mayor's om>« in
In tho Ity Hall In Ti-.. Clly of Now •■-k on Wednes
day. May H 10t>7. ,• tl:ort o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York. Mar 4. 1007
GEORGE It MeCLIIXAN,
Mayor.
This bill will be the eleventh heard at that time.
I)URSI'ANT TO BTATUTORT REQUIREMENT,
notice i< hereby glren thai un act — Benate 4!M, Int.
No. 441 V— has been passed by both branches St the
Legislature entitled • . •--
AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR TCRECTINO v F-IUPOF. <">VF;rj
OOWANITS CANAL. IN THE B(>R»»f«JH OF
BROOKLYN, IN Tlir-: CITY OF NF.W YORK
Furthei notice la hereby *lvt>n that a Puhllc Hear
tnit upon snob bill will i>.> held ai the Mayor's OflW.
In th.- City Hall, In The City of New York, on Wednes
<luv Ma) S. i!»O7. at 11 on o'clock A. M.
Dated CJtj Hall, Newi York. May 4. 1007.
. ' OBORGB U. McCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This Mil Will be the twelfth hear.l at that time.
"V'OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN at A PUBLIC HKAR
*.> lriK on the form of contract for the. construction
of a part of the proposed Hrooklyn Loop Lines In
lv!:in.--y Str>-<>t. HonuiKh of Manhattan, between tha
Howery and Norfblli Street, to »>« held tn Ronm 401.
820 ail« ay. on Thursday, lbs Pth of May. 1907. at
three o'clock P. m
BION L. BURROWS, A. X our,
Secretary. President.
n«t.d. New York. April 10. I!WT.
"VOTICE IS HKRKItY GIVEN OF A PVBIJC HEIAR
_i.> liir on the. form of contract for tht> conatmctlon of
a part I f the proposed Brooklyn Loop Lines In Centre
Sir, rt. lioroußh el Manhattan, between t't-Mrl Street an, l
I'arlc How. to be held in Room 401. 32<> Hro.i.lwaj-, on
Thursday, the Oth of May. 1007. at three o'clock P M.
BION L. BURROWS. A. E. ORR.
» Secretary. President.
Dated. New York. April 1!>. l!»07.
■\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF A PUBLIC IIEAR
_I> Ing on the form i>( contract for that portion of ih»
llronklyn Ixxip Lines ln tha new . \tt-nmon of Delancey
Street, frum (".-litre Street to t»i« Itowery (Section 9-O--41.
liiiroiiKh of Manhattan. In this offli-e. on Thur«aay. the
10th of May. at .I:<X> P. M.
BION I* Bl'Rßim'S. A. E. ORR,
Secretury- Prealdant.
Dated. New York. April 28. 190 T.
Amusements.
MEW AMSTERDAM "~EF~
BROADWAY ™
ASIMA HELD
I in IHE PARISIAN MODEL
| HAS SMASHED
I ALL RECORDS
i AND IS STILL
■THE BEST ISHD
l_ BISSEST SHOW IN TQWH
P>nil Enre.t^ia.. Mali. Wedjnd Stt jW
i j_ Last ■£ W»J. _M«t« : _uf^HjKKM : V JM.-\by"'"\\V
ROBSOlT" £U r
. Every Ni l " iind Saturday M»t!n«
WALLACK'S M^-wraaa^**
Ihe Comedy BaccM* of the Tear
GRACE GEORGE
tn Saruou s r\ lir <~v «-» « <-* —• ~
AHIt.-H.raM DIVQRCONS
Mp(RE „,, _._._.... _._... _
ETHEL GARRYMORr
cousiry kate
LYCEUM Mro»<J«r« r Begin. *:30.
ARNOLD DALY »»J» »f v *
Special V»- To-morrow. a!v> May 14.21
Mr. Dal, ln n triple bill. -The Fta* Station." "The
lemonade iW." "The Monkey's p»w."
GARRICK THEATRE. 3.lth St.. near Broadway
Wll T ?offi TRT R SOUVENIHS
WM. COLLIER THE RAiy.
KNirKEKIUMKEK. BroaJway and B«th Str««t.
.« _. tVenln s t>:ls - Matinees Wed. and 3at-. 2:13.
MONTGOMERY & STONE DTHIIX.D TH IIX .
ATTOKV mm. FAIR BAN tvi i B«M
i-."!.li»>. » I. M.. American League "Jr-junds.
Montgomery & Stone's Red Mil Team
vs. Cpo. 11. Cohan's Yankee 1>....i11« Bort
Orand Stand Tickets. 50c. at Knickerbocker Theatre.
CA\//U' . i»av amada
O/\ V V/ 1 Mat - Thurs A Sat.. |:]|
._._ Thur*. Mats.. B»st Seats 11.30.
X^ IST YEAR f&Z
v>m. A. Brafly & Jos. R. Crismer present
MAN T° HEH E HOUR
BI OEORfiE BROAPHI'RST.
iilln^nSJ «th St.. East of B-way. Ev*s. 3:10.
nUUCUIa Marin— « \V- ! and Sat.. 2^13.
THE HIT OF TWO WORLDS
rnoEJui TWfKmrftox TnmilH
BREWSTER'S
MILLIONS
THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN
HIPPODROME "SsSj?
Evgs. 8. 2.V.— J1.50. Dally Mats, at 2. SSo. — $1.
til WILD WEST
Pioneer Days Rl riX.
NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
With Mermaids and Oorgeoos Ba.ll*t.
Fi£LOS' HERALD SQ.^^^F
n »r EDDIE FOY in the Orchid
MR.I3-QT!P Bw »r and 39th. Tel. 8300 Cols.
'■iHULO IIU Evo. S:IJ. Mats Wed aadlM
MARGArIETWYGHERLY^r PRIMROSE P^TH
PAQikifl Broadway and 3«>th sT Tel. 1648 Bryant.'
UmOIiIU Evits. S:l3. Matln-<» Saturday. 2:15.
LOl MANN In THK WHITE HEX."
I VDI 04 - !St • W( " st of B'war. Tel. 1648 Bryant.
I IKI II Ev - s S:IV Mats wed. an.l Sat •• 2:13.
L I II I U TIIK KOAD TO YESTERDAY.
01 mil Broadway an.l 3nth St. Evenlnirs S:SO.
Dlwl'U MATS wed .<: SAT.. 2:30.
MME. HAZiMOVA
ONLY 6 DAYS MORE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
1 wit } 1 1 vii \ . 1 and a r. x.
Se« the Wild llurkrra. the Great Indian Battle*,
the \Vi:j Wssl <.irlv 01. W. W. fodr (Buffalo BlU)
ut Every lV;fornituir«*.
PRICKS: Admission. l*n and 3<>c Reserved. 73a.
St. 1. $1 ,'.o Vox .va-». {2.00. {2.30.
Next \V ... BROOKLYN. One W*ok Only. *
IRA U3*S£DCT£IM'O 4 - A st - b ' w "t * *«* A«
HA lV- RS T CIH S *"t:venin«« W*s<^W * s<^ ta Ji
fi MATS. KATIE BAKKY. Jur.'.e McCree, Wilfr«<J
■ 1 it.VILV, riurke. 9 Vass&r cMrls. Al 9tl«an A
,3-50«-. j Cbsm \VuT»n, A. O. IHiJe in. etßers.
9 RFI A^rTl THEATRE. Ev«mn«». SIS.
B Ur.i.A^tU Matinees Thurs. »nd Sat. t.
I David Belascol THI QiICC " r DAkIPUf)
I Presents | === nUSC THE A tfi ii
AOT f\ D THEATKE. Broadwsy. 43th St.
MO I Ul\ Eves. H:Si). Mats. Wed. * Sat. 2:30.
A Cure tor the. Blues. DUrtchsteln'a Scraamlag Fare*.
we £k 1 BEFORE: and AFTER
UAI^VCTT -MatUirt-- Thurs. and Mt., S:M.
fiAUACI I Ev . »*i Q nca Qt.kl la Th
llir.i. t.UsL. *. o!U'»ar lIUoC jldlll llioru-. Ladr.
BLAHEY'S LINCOLN SQ. SRgaaffiSSaS
WM. MORRIS STOCK CO. "teil&S:*
Next "BI'SrER BROW>'."
CONCERT FOR A SPANISH CHCRCH
at Waldorf-Astoria. Tues.. May 7, »t 3 P. 11.
MADAME EMMA EAMES.
Mr. Bsssssi de Gocorza. and Mr. Victor Herbert, with
his orchestra.
Ticket* *:>. boxes $."0 to $100. On aals Tyson's aad
all hotels: also from Miss §m Barrtl. "J East Swth St.
i kopoli i\> Opens To-da|S&?"
fll'FL? HOUSE. ORRAT VNiVERSAI.
Utr.K\ lIUI3L. I EXPoamoM \DM $1
ACTORS^ FUND pAjB
I>A!I.V 13: M to tf P. M.. 7:30 TO MIDNIGHT.
OPENS TO-DAY at 12:30: DEDICATION at 2 SHARP
f\f\\ 111 II B*waj» lAUCI IJ.OYD. Th* rulnritr
Mill UN I A I an< * « «nner. fllfton Crawford.
I .ULUIIIHL |, t I. Murphy * Mchul*. KoaeM* *
\J Mat. Oully. iSc. i lWnt. others.
II II I linn 1 Mat. IXAT. M. WILL*. Th* Kato
ALHAMBHA . iaajp^Jw^^:
MLIIHIItUIIH. ■„.. I HarrNon. iTuncxi Tiger, ota ».
M (l>t\lt Ol Ml<il( Hth 8t and Jr»lßf Pl
Henry W. Sava«r» offer* Plxler & Luder » OP* '*,
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN
With JESS I>\M'V and 100 others.
Prices 23. OU. 75. $1. Mats. ftl * SSSt. - g>-»- *■
IDVINH ri. TIIKATUE. T«»-nl*ht »-
IKVirNU coethe'. "FAI'ST." Tues^ W^TJrtJ*
Eves.. Beyerlelns Military Plai -Z.VPFE.N.STKKICH.
UICCT dill VAN I>BN UKKH OPKRA CO. •
WEST END i 5 50 * 7.V WM * Sjr .
i>|.. -r.i tn Emlish. Tn-nu II TKO\ \TOKr.
Eden I r.v.v-v^r^/rafSJS
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