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New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
THE WE4THER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. June ls-The barometric conditions have
not changed materially the Lass twenty-four hours
dominating feature OF tonights Is OF
high pressure that advanced from the North Pacific
Middle Mississippi Valley the last forty
zht hours Copicus rains have fallen IN Alabama and
Northern Georgia relieving drouth conditions in
regions Rain has also fallen IN the Ohio Valley
Tennessee Arkansas Florida. Middle Mississippi Val
lev and locally the Middle Rocky Noun
tain region The temperature has fallen ths rain
Showerv weather viii prevail Thursday in the East
Gulf, South and Middle Atlantis States and the lower
region, will be showers Friday IN New
England locally the Southwest The temperature
changes viii be uniuporrant-
fresh southeast southwest winds VIII pre-
Thursday Atlantic Coast and southeast 10
northwest the Great Lakes, The winds along the
Gulf Coast will be mostly light TO fresh southerly
which Thursday for European ports
light fresh southwest winds and fair weather
the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
CORONATION ILLUaIINATIoNS.
LONDON STREETS cHoKED WITH PEOPLE
TO VIEW EXPERIMENTS.

London, June 18-The announcement pub
Asaed n the newspapers that the Bank OF Eng
iano and other city buildings in its vicinity
would experiment with their coronation illumi-
nations tonight drew enormous crowds to the
CITY after dark All wheeled traffic on the
Streets n the neighborhood Of the bank was
stepped, and the thoroughfsres were completely
hiied with people slowly marching along In
some places The crowds were extremely rough.
and gave foretaste Of the possible occurrences
OF coronation night
ne AiuTninatioas a. the bank and in Princess
ana Lombard sts. were very effective.
after being almost Theoretically closed TO the
SlDAc and press Tor two months. Westminster
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
OBITUARY.
EMIL CALMAN

Emil ~sIn1an who died at his summer nome al
Far Pockaway on Tuesday, was born on May J.
1s9s At Dusseldorf Prussia In 1873 he came 10
this country and in 1853 established the business
Of Emil calman & Co. manufacturers q "a
,,tebas Of which firm he was a member at the
time If his death subsequently he formed a CO.
partnership with s. Isaacs. under the hrm name
Of c Isaacs & Co. dealers in glue. Int1I anout
seven months ago Mr. Calman was vigorous ana
active and attended daily his office.
He had been director Of the Queens County and
broadway branches of the Corn Exchange Bank
for many years He president Of the lnstltn-
tion for The Improved instruction Of Deaf Mutes
and had been az time trustee OF the cor
poration which supports the charities and partlcu
iar1v the schools of the Society for Ethical CUT
IRE He was interested also n other charitable
Institutions His interest in philanthroplc enter
rrises was Enthusiastically non-sectarlan- he
Vas one Of the oldest members of the Harmonic
Club.
three grandchildren
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
DIED

HANCox-suddsny- Tuesday evening Jns ~ v3as ar
ana Eiza wall Funeral services from 1sr ate resi-
5a1ra vG g Central PARK West on IhursoaS- Ju7e
u. n 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on June sfso2. the Very Rev.
Eugene Augustus Hoffman. D D. dean OF 11e Genera
heo1zfcaI Seminar Fusrsi services VII oe aeit az
Trinit- Chapel West 25ttst- on Fricay June ~ a. =.
O'Clock particularly requested that no Bowers D
Members NeV-TorK Historical Society are r.
auzsted % a7te-d funeral of re Very Rev. Eugene
Augustus Holman d president OF the soc1etv az
Triciry Chapel Is West 25thst. Friday afrsr1con
s7pSEY II. CAREET Jr.. Recording Secretary >
PrNuIETON-At StidsIatovn y J. Tuesday. Ju1s II.
Caroline ". CThenasJ wife Of The Rev r ed mind
oe-TIeton Youngest daughter CT the late Elisha Z
walton ard friends RESPECTFULLY invited
or FRIDAY. 81 at Il a Pennsylvania Railrcad
train Lonz Dvision} leaves foot Of CortIand
n. IctsrHns1t in GREENWOOD Cemetery ar
PIERsoN-Entsred into rest lewis Pisrson. Morris
age Relatives friends invited % attend
vices a late S0ura-st.- near Elrn-sr.s
Thursday afternoon June -. at $50 o'clock
PTTNAN-Oa Tuesday. June II -barIes Calvin Putnam
wear Feneral from his late residences. Ne
Isl Ccngressst, Brooklyn. Friday. June % az $50
2. Interusnt private
The woodIaVsn Cemetery
Borough OF New YORK City
ohce % East 231 Street Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
FLAGSHIP ILLINOIS AT SOUTHAMPTON

Southampton, England. June 1s--The United
States battleshlp Illinois. flagship OF Rear Admiral
Aren't S. Crowninshied. commanding the European
Squadron. which is TO represent the American
Navy in the naval review in the Soent in honor
Of the coronation Of King Edward. arrived here
to-day
1t is expected that the Illinois Will remain IN
Southampton Water until she goes TO Portsmouth
on June a TO participate in the review
The British naval officers called on Admiral
CrowninshieId to-day, and the Mayor of South
amptou will probably pay him official visit TO-
morrow Admiral Crowninshield went 10 London
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
AMERICAN LIBRARIANS MEET,

Magnolia Mass, June 1s.-The delegates TO the
American Library Association resumed their ses-
eions here to-day The first paper was by Ander-
can II EIc,ttns Of rhe John Crerar Library Chi
cago on Organization and Administration OF Uni
s'Ri6liosrsphie VS. Catalogues was the subject
Of paper bv y D. c Hodges. librarian or the GIN
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
THE KING TO REST.
No PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTS FOR The
NEXT FEW DAYS.

Ltndon. June ls.-Tt was officially announced
to-day that in view Of the strain ot the ap-
Preaching coronation. King Edwards physicians
have recommended that his majesty forego ali
Public engagements for the next few days
King Edward and Queen Alexandra oroVe OUT
IL Windsor Park in an open carriage for nearly
two hours this afternoon. Their nlajesties were
not accompanied by outriders- King Edward
vas looking quite we'll
Another large dinner party was gwen At
NindsoT Palace this evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
THE FRESH AIR FUND APPEAL.
rAA rlr,ira Advertiser

Eran1 The EIraIra Advertiser
The New-York Tribune Fresh Air Fund again
appeals 10 the pnilantht oplc It IS most WoItny
G-i6utors to It's success great satisfaction. To the
zi-Is and boys OF the crowded teaeEaents of the
1Taetrapos few days in the air and amid the fresh
verGuTe OF the country are AKe Ferit2o!e solocsn
70 The sum of human JOY, and confer reflex bless
ing on hinnself2
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For New-EngIand to-day and IN east portion
Friday. fresh southwest winds
For NeV-Jersey and Delaware showers to-day: Friday
fair: fresh southwest winds
Fer Eastern New-Tork and Eastern Pennsylvania,
and cooler to-day Friday fair: fresh southwest
winds
showers to-day; FRIDAY warmer fresh south
winds.
and cooler to-day Friday fair: fresh southwest
70 rnrrhv
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
rr-,rR4r OF 4ysoy JUDD rPsoy.

Utica. y Y June lS-The funeral Of the Rev
Dr. Anson Judd Upsen, chancellor or the UNIVERSITY
Of the State was held in this city at the Reformed
Dutch Church this afternoon The ofhciatlhS
clergyrnen were NJ ". stryker president OF Ham Ham
iIto~ College: the Rev. DR.. Stewart and FroITSspr
7 riggs OF Auburn Theological Seminary A
t,nber Of both present and former regents OF the
O.. rrere in ATTENDANCE
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
PostOmee Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY interested
tineD
Foreign ending June q. 1902. VIII
proptIy IN al the General PosJo1ce a.
follows close earlier tran
shown below Parcels post mails ro- Ger
many close at : n. Monday
Regular and Supplementary close Foreign sta
haf later than closing time shown Below sx.
cent that Sup-en1entarv and Central
America Colon close later az Foreign sta
toni
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
MRS JOHN ". WILSON.

washington. June ls,-The wife Of General John
NJ Wilson. formerly chief OF engineers Of the
army but now the retired list. died here last
right the result OF a fall from step ladder last
FRIDAY Mrs Wilson had lived in Washington
nearly all her life. except for a few years when
General Wilson superintendent of the MILF
Academy Her maiden name was Waller
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
John DEGNAE

Princeton, \. J.. June 1s.-John Degnan, Prince
tons we'll known college policeman. died suddenly
81 his home in Charlestou-st., to-day. He had
bsan I'll with complica or of diseases for several
weeks He was the university polt snaan for
+vxanty wears and was great favorite with the
students He was in his eightieth year.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
ANDREW c. MCCONNELL.

Andrew c. Mcconnell. florist and brother OF
Alexander Mcconnell, who has place in Fifth
ave- died on Monday. The funeral was held yes
terday at the home OF Alexander Mcconnell. in
New-Rochelle. The Rev. DR.. Saul Q. Curtice OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, of1ciated Mr.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
GueriaI SotIccs.
ExnerSarc V.uU

Experienced Lawyer VIII take limited amount oc
new snsss-backrupJey. divorce collections on ccns
siors corporation highest rstere1cess
advice ree Address for appointment LEX. Box Is. Tro-
Cue fee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

Highest temperature yesterday. so degrees: lowest IS:
So for corresponding date last S.
average for corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecast--Showers and cooler to-day; Friday.
fair; fresh southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
MASTER C4R BUILDERS MEET

LBY TELEGIAPH TO rHE rRIBCNE1
Saratoga. " Y. June 18.-The Master Car Build
ers' Association of which John J Hennessey. OF
West Milwaukee. is president. began its thirty
sixth annual convention here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
TIE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ArKNOvLEpGMEET>

800 CO
Erteer.ek r 49, ........ - 90
The Ladies social Caion OF the Madison Avenue
sletnoass Ep:s:opsl Church through sara l. 900
r.rrhTsv cox Of infant class South Ccngrega-
tlonal Sunday school Brooklyn, sArons0 = $50
ToTrey- ns-..---ii,,,,- 80 90
Mrs J. Sro"sH' H'O0A'1----- s 90
G W =. 22I..- ..,..,,..,L.,n.-sse V .... 100
smith 5Foth'Is Fo~e-4Ae1FS's' - $50
J. Y d. .r,.,--.-5i-.a--ste \ = 800
{. q 4-lotsi 4~-e4''~-9+@-1' 80 &c
). D --'- 90
10 AcE--I'--..s -.s'-s-.e-t, t,o,o-.r---r $50
: 9 " EseOty.. 2Io@'' 90
RooeTssoT q t1~1 25
william. Allen Butter %
C-sFI-S- .................. 90
G = - 200
2 Z. S,a1se yea ,......... 0e6 o.
-, ,,. - ,ao2 .-... 81 $50 81
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
r,Ns,-r-,Nrrr NAILS

THCRSDAY-At .. n FOR France. sSitzsssnd. Italy.
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece British India
Lorenzo Marquee. per Ia Touraine. via Eavrs
-lafI for parts Europe directed PER
La Touraiae'l-
SATTRDAY-At ; a. n Azores Islands. q
Trojan Prince fail for Italy must De directed per 8 g
Trojan Prirce'D. at s for Italy direct. per a
Trave (rraii directed per 3. Travs'y a.
80 a IT. Netherlands direct. :. :. NOordan
directed per : : No0riaua'l: $50
=. for Scotland direct per ; Astoria cuaM
= > 10 a for Belgium
direcJ per VaderIand mail must be directed per
Naderial9l. az 1870 a. supplementary l2 nj
for Europe Per 5 Canpana. via Queenstown: at II
Denmark direct. per . Hskla C1laiI Be-
8 : Eekla.)
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Thls steJ-aer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Faoe-s and Samples Germany
only The classo. mail matter fer other es
Europe be by this ship unless specially
directed BY Ter.
After the closing Of Supplementary T-ansstlants
Malls uaue1 above additional Supplementary Mails
opened piers of the American English. French
German steamers remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour ot sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

rAuA~-A+ Far Rockavvay, June IL, Emil Calnan.
ba9Tad husband OF Emma CslHan n the nth year ot
his ago Funeral services THURSDAY June 10 AT 1I1j
4-or1 his late residence, The MacGutre Cottage.
Cornays-ays Far Rockaway. Interment II oclock
salem Fields Cemetery Cypress EtL4sl
GANs-Op Tuesday II, altar Illness
her resderce No I34 East T2d-st Fannie beloved
nf Ious Cans F-Nral from Temple Bethel 5th-ave.
and I6th-st This ing, June IS. at 1880
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
rRANS7AcTrrc MAILS

Mails for China and JaPal via racoa close here daily
a. 63o . m 70 June TO inclusive Tor eispatca
per 3 Victoria . W.. .,.
"a Europe ana New-ZealaHd wnlcn goes via San
vra,c4s-o5 ara Fli Islands via Vancouver ard vic-
80. r G. eless here daily az $50 p after June
Il and up 70 June f2l inclusive for dspatch Per
Aorangi- -A,,--.--
Mas 81, 81 E-sncisco close daily $50 40
"a I1ae f22 Inclusive. for dispatch per $. s. Hong
ss zsr tne Phppins Islands VIA San Francisco close
go szfv at $50 ?. 70 June 10 inclusive.
sfspzrch Z ) Iransporr
Except West Australia which ts
S--r-a-aed via Europsl NewZsalend Fin. Samoa
via Francisco. close here daily D.
= afts- June vi Up June rs. IncusiFe. On
arrival OF Lrcania~ due a. Ns"-EoF& June T2s.
Tor dispatch per $ > Sonona-
VIA Vancouver and
r. c. close daily at $50 D N up 70 July u. IN
dispatch s. Empress or China regis
$3.50 nail rus specially addressed Merchandise
4 s Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via CaEa6aE
Nsiis for Ma-quesas ISLANDS, VIA San Fran
-isco close daily at $50 up % July ito ~
~irsfve for dispatch per $ $ Australia
mails forwarded OF sailing daily
AT the schedule ctosfnS arranged pres1rn
tIon 81 their uninterrupted overland transit fReyfsersd
~oauc closes a ,. N. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PosSuAztan.
Postofice. New York N T.. June lS -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
PROBLEM OF THE CARDINALS
HOW TO GIVE WAY WITHOUT SEEMING
TO DO so.
TO DO so.

Copyright: 1907; b. The Tribune Assoeist tom
Special 10 The New-York Tribune by French Cahleo
Rome, June lS-To-day there was submitted
to the Pope the first conclusions of the car
dinaIs about the American Philippine PROPOSE
tons. The strictsst secrecy is maintained. but
from what is learned it is believed that the
cardinals are chiefly concerned about the best
method OF yielding without seeming TO do So
and without running the risk of being re-
preached with not having sufficiently sare-
guarded the interests OF the religious orders
For instance. they will ask that the removal
of the friars be gradual: but it Is learned that
If the removal is gradual the Vatican authorl-
ties cannot expect payment for the friars' land
Immediately, and if il is demanded they will
not get il.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
BISHOP WHITTLE DEAD.

HAD BEEN HEAD OF THE DIOCESE OF VIR-
GINA SINCE 1916.
Richmond. Va June Is.-The Right Rev. Francis
" whittle Bishop OF the Episcopal Diocese OF
Virginia Hed ar his home here this afternoon IN
the seventy-eighth year OF his age
The Bishop ot Virginia was born in Mecklsnburg
County Va on July 7, 1873. He graduated from
the Theological Seminary of Virginia. Alexandria
in 1877 and ordained deacon in lSa7 by B!shop
Meade who ordained him to the priesthood in the
following year After filing various charges in his
native State he became rector Of 81 Pauls
chTreh louisville Ky, in 1857, and was conse-
Grated assistant bishop of Virginia on april 90.
1Ess becoming bishop after the death OF BtShop
Tohns on april 5. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
Su6.crTDtion Rate-

The tribune Will " mail any address n -
address changed as ofLen As GO
sired Subscrp ptiors may your regular ceA
before leaving. II more convenient hand tn-nn N =
Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
DAYTON CENSURED.
ADMIRAL cRowNINSHIELD ACTION
on THE VENICE AFFAIR.

FINDINGS OF The COURT OF INQCIR1 RE-
VIEWED AND COURT MAR
tai. REFUSED.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
MARRIED..

Ruruetts Cocoaine soothes the irritated scalp, re-
-no-ss TsnEr1Ifr gives rich the hair.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE

Ted Marks begins his summer season on the
American Theatre roof garden next Monday ne
ha. engaged the services Of Thomas F. Donohue
,s bts press representative and general business
manager Mr. Douohue has resigned his place az
the Nev-York Theatre, which he mas niled WIZ
cre5i+ for over two wears. Mr. DOnohue is one OK
the best known and popular press representa-
~ in CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

The following official record the westher Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding
Ia 81
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
BY EARLY NAIL TRAIN.

IN NETWORK CTTT-
DAILY and TFeI-ys -
be charged cent ceDy extra postage N Aa1i-0n
the rates named above
The Tribune Cuba. Porto Rtcos sASa-.
md Philippines without extra expense for foresn
---s----.s
For Uorts n Europe ana countries IN the UNIVERSAL
Postal Uufon The Tribune nailed ar tns hoAcNns
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
THE PASSING THRONG.

Henry sturges Ely Tale, 90. Of Binghampton'
Is issuing the Yale 'O2 class book The statistlclan
is the name OF his Office, when
LAW THE requires in its performance three
FAvoRTTF months Of assiduous labor He
CHOICE said last night at the Waldorf
Astoria: Law is still the favorIte
ebofca whether as a business preparation or as
a profession. One-ffth Of the class have as YET
chosen no definite field Of future actlVlty. oie
third Of those who have come TO decIsloh VIII
study law, and. as always, Harvard Law ScHooi
gets the biggest proportion Of these sixteen are
goi,g in ina. direction while only thirteen law
students will take postgraduate WORK III ->e"
Haven The business men seem pretty Hldtii oi'
decided and refuse 10 specify Ihey pTeLe' -
hide under the hazy word business. JUST d Il"
Of them are pIeasingly definite Ihomas buI ''l
will specialize in brass; Wardman ana n son
elect TO be capitalists. whereas herman 7OI nda9o
Tabts AS always college men hnd te.lGhLls az,
easy solution OF the first year 9uf -He~e 677- IF
a class Of 257 nine only Will enter the ministry
Tares r Mcpherson OF Kansas City. who Is
staving at the GiIsey House told Of pathetlc N
cdent yesterday, which recently
A PATHETIC came under his observation ne
I>,rrDr-HT said. About ten days ago an e!d-
erlv man gently bred and with
fine large black eyes registered here. We Oe-
came pretty well acquainted He told me ne nad
come to New-York for the purpose OF meeting Ms
SON. his daushter-in-law ana MS = -
were coming home from Europe. Iney had inlsss'
their steamer, and were otherwise deiaFeu -''
,,ba+ reason the old man did not know. F'e-
oue,tIv talked with him about his son. whom ne
loves dearly heard him engage rooms tor 'ne
three When the day came for their arrlFa1 ans ne
was so impatient he went to tne pier ~ DSxr
saw of him he talking with the S.siIleI @ Ia,s -
the hotel I guess d better CaiLCsA -. ~
can't take them, he said How Is taaat @ ,,Ie riss
, cssIe' leo The old man said. AT another hotel
n.s "aTt yon satisfied with thisT Yes, but l must
take him 10 the undertaken
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

SINGLE COPIES.
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New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

TAFT SEES THE VATICAN GALLERIES.
Rome. June Is.-Judge Taft. Governor Of the Phil
ippine Islands. and his party made a tour Of the
galleries and museums of the Vatican this morn
ing. They shown all the exhibits OF hlstori-
cal interest by officer Of the Noble Guard, VINO
was specially depUted to escort the visitors
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
OFFICES

OFFICES
MAIN OFFTCE-No. Nassau-s-.
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District Telegraph once ~.
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Tl4 Brcaf-st-
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LOSDON-OA5ce of The Tribune No. l4e F3eer-sr
BROW & $eyv-C1Ifort-st
American F-xuress Ct7r7-snv- No ? Waterloo Place
oF THE. TRIBUNE, is conVs1lens
place advertisements sui subscriptions.
PARIS Monroe & Co. No Rue Scribe -.
John w7uanaksr & Co. No. "A Rue des Pe'l11s
Fc-1ries
Foftingle- No IS Rue De Provence
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GFNO4-American Express Company No Is Via san
Tr-enzo
Also sale at the principal hotels
and railway book stalls
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
barometer The DOTTED lire
lure as recorded [ PeTry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

cKENRIpGE-LoBDELL5---I Iaoo Trinity chgrch.
erck D. Lobde. assisted oy the Rev Cameron J. DAYS
the Right Rev. william D. Walker pronoinclng tne
benedcfion. Margaret. daukhter OF Julia G and the
late Rev Francis Lobdeu D D. 70 William Alsernon
Breckenridge.
CLARK-PALMER-On Wednesday; June y. at tAe Fr2s-
Iv+sria1 ChIrch Of Tenafy. y. j. by the Rev F H
Roth W Clark Mabel N PdImsF. ddushIeE
OF Air. and Mrs H 3. Palmer
cor Fs-COCKs-At The Place. Glen Cove. Long Island.
TTss4ay Tu-e IL 1902. the Rev. John Hardenbrock
T-cnset5 rector of Church OF Ascension. At
Ianf- Civ \ j. Frances Seaman Cocks 10 Isaac Rich
ara Coles.
EROTT4rXcF4 ANI-CIARK-At Greenwich, Conn.
v-s5nsz,4av lure the Rev. NJ George Thompson
C-zre Adele daughter OF Ar- and Mrs Bernard 5
clark TO BROOKS F'rothinghau. OF Boston Mass
1y-rRNrGK-HIIL-o7 Tuesday. June It. 1902. Mont
\ by Rev Thomas d. Elder. Helen
Aug1Ists daughter Of hr- and Mrs Augustus Hi. 70
Tlr Psnbard Weruigk. OF Los Angeles Cal
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address
DIED.
Calnan, Emil. SehNe-on SaEciine N
Cans. Fannie -9-s---.
Hancox Catherine W Fu'n1Ai O1ldil7S =
Herman, Rev Eugene A
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

William Boneu who last season appeared in one
~ his own plays IAN American Gentleman, has
purchased from Frank Mckee and Miss Mary Man.
nering the rights in E. E Roses dramatzatIon OF
Janice Meredith the version Of Paul Fords
novel used by Miss Mannering last season MI
BoueITs wife. Rose StahI Will appear next season
in the title role. Mr.. Bonelh was in college Win
NaIcoIm Ford brother Of the author Both were
athIates and were frequently friendly rivals
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

.pF JIA~ \ MAN OF IMPORTANCE IN SOUTH
AFRICA-sccIAL AND Personal.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

Malls 11- Newfoundland BY ral TO North sydney. sac
rhancs nv close this Office daily 50
= - f.o,rsctiag close here every Monday. WeCrestay
sn4 Satur5ay) Nails for Miqueon. BY rail Esstol.
~ close this Office $50
= m Mans Tor Cuba. BY rail Florida. ana thence
br S-ssuers are dispatches daily except Thursday
S1sI connectng closes. for Dispatch Port Tampa
o1 NI97davs Wednesdays and Saturdays $50 n:
far 3fspatch Miami Mondays and Saturdays at
Mexico City. overland. unless
dispatch BY steamer. close
-EgS ofFs daily except Sunday a. l30 and t1-3o
S11IaVs 1T 7 .. m and I130 .. m Nails
E,.-a Bica Belize Puerto Cortsz and Guatemala by
"a Tsw-Orlsans and thence By steamer. close
tSis o4Hce daily except Sunday at II 80 n sundays
=, connecting closes here Mondays for Belize
cc~-sz ard Guatemala and Tuesdays Costa
P1saS +Rssistered mail closes at , previous
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

INDIES. ETC
TFURSDAY-Ac 4. n. Cuba, Tucataz. Car1pschs
Tabasco and Ch!52az. per 5 EisLsncia lrnails fo-
vzilancta'1: 81 I6:3O for Argentina Uruguay ard
PsraEuay per :. BeI4ndsn; az l. supplementary
T2-s0 M Bahamas. Guantanamo and Santa
ne~ city of Washington. $50 ? Jamaica
:. Samson from Bosteu-
FRIDAY-At a fCr Brazil : $ Coierfjg.
Bahia and Rio Jalero mail Norrnsr.
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must -
4f-a-ret 'rer 5 CcIsri9ge'O: u m for Mckee
Seneca. via TaEpico {rrau y directed
Eper 8 : Seneca: a 12sSO ?. m Tor Inaxua and
Haiti LaUeCburg
sATCRDAY-At a n tSr Bermuda, per $. Trtai@at.
az m for Porto Rico per 3 : san Juan.
San Juan; a supplementary 9:3O a nj for
Curacao and Venezuela. s. ; Zua (aau tor
SavanilIa and Cartasena must be directed per :.
ZuIia'): ESQ supplementary 1880 nj for
Fortune Island. Jamaica, Savslilla. Carrazena and
Csrsytown per (naaiI for Costa
s. Athos 20 = IA. sor Cuca.
3 $ Mexico, Havana at 10 a for Haiti. -
Mauritz tu1atI for Curacao NensZuea. Trirf-
dad British and Dutch Guiana E1ust De drsctsd per
8 Prins Mauritz''l p for Argsntine, Uruguay
an5 ParaGuav. per 5. Merchant Prince
sTNDAY-At 4 tor Northern Brazil. 5. Bs1.-
dict. and Manaos-