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New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Thomas Cobbs was one of the most eminent law
yers and jUrists of his State. He was native OF
Raleigh, y c. and a son of Captain Thomas and
Sarah Boone Cobbs both OF the same State his
father was elected Mayor of Raleigh several terms
over his Wing competitor. Western Gales, and that.
too. when the Wing party in the city was over
whelningly i'll the majority. Captain Co6os re-
moved TO Alabama in the winter OF 1871 and d1ed
the following September. The mother OF the
Chancellor was a daughter of Colonel Joseph Boone
OF Revolutionary fame, whose lineage Is traced 10
the early coonists of Virginia.
Chancellor Cobbs enjoyed superior educat9naI ad-
vautaEes until he reached his fourteenth year
when the loss of his father and the embarrassed
pecUniary condition of his mother precluded the
possibility OF d college or university course Oh
training Fortunately. however. his father had left
an excellent library and his studious habits
coupled with superior artainments OF his early
youth in the classics and mathematics enabled aim
to acquire what equivalent TO a university
course. His environments as well as ms TASTE anu
ambition. inclined him the profession OF law.
Under the tIrelage of his brother James CoobS, or
Mobile. he prepared for his CHOSEN profession;
ard in SIS he was admitted the oar Ihe perlOc
usually consumed by young lawyers IN Wal.lng ing. Ior
practice and acquiring experience vas n tlls IN
stance, filled with succession OF prI--!a.t SUI
,esses From his first entrance into the LeIo ne
was eunently successful in building up large ana
He was associated with Robert H Smith until
the death OF latter in ISIS. IN ISs1 ne was
elected 70 the Office Chancellor OF the eSteFn
Division CT Alabama and his administrator OF lnt
zriries Of that important trust so satisfactory
hat in 1856. he Reelected without oppcSllIOA'
and again in 1882 -, . ,,.
Chancellor Cobbs was married IN $50 TO Mss
Lucy L. daughter Of George and Margaret nom
,-~T
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

BI-TTINGH AM-BRADBU BURY-On June Is. 1ace az 81
PauI-s Church Borough, by the Rev = y
Ellen Brooks Bradbury and Russell Buttins-
ham. both Q New-York City
CAPRON-CARPENTER-At White Plains. y y On
Fourth dav 9Th month. IS. Emma J. CARPENTER daugh-
ter OF Mary y Carpenter. 10 G. Truman Ca
GINNA-PERKINs-At the home OF the brides parents.
PLANNED \ / "Wednesday. June IS 1902. by he
william P. Richards. p =; Elizabeth Tornpkins.
daughter OF stephen 4 ana E-zaue1n & I+nna 10
MERRIAM--MoRRIsON-Ar the residence OF the brides
mother Oswego y. Y. June l.. 1892. Mr.. Walter
TarrrarI Merriam II New-Tork city. Earb-
crime MORRISON OF Cs~ego. y Y. Rev Charles y
Thorp officiating.
SPRAGCE-MORTON-C Wednesday. Is by the
Rev a Y GARRISON. a th@ residence Of the brides
father Edith daughter Of NF- and Mrs John Morton
to John Hobart Sprague. jr-. of this city
VANNECE-NIIES-June Is. a. Holy Trinity Paris.
Sarah Brookrnan Niles. daughter Of Mrs. Il D Brook
70 Torrance Nanneck
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
SENATOR DEPEW TALKS N LONDON.
DISCUSSES The SHIPPING COMBINATION. THE
PHILIPPINES AND CUBA


PHILIPPINES AND CUBA
London. June Ex-senator Chauncey " DepeW,
who arrived at Southampton to-day on the Aneri-
can Line steamer st. Louis from New-T ork June
IL has lost no time IN giving the London news
IA pers his views on the coronation and other topics
~ the day Discussing the shipping combination,
Mr. Depew gave as his individual opinion that the
transfer Of the ships TO the American flag depend
d on the fate OF the Ship Subsidy bill II that
measure does not become law the controllers OF
,bA combination will doubtless consider it more
economical to build ships in Europe and retain the
European flags The combination would not ma
+erfaIIy benefit the American railroads, except in
removing the fluctuations Of ocean rates.
Referring to the Philippines and cuba. Senator
Depew declared that the government OF the United
States would never aggressiveIy annex territory,
and that u was wholly unlikely that there would
be any addition 70 the United States. with the pos
sible exception OF Cuba asking for admittancc 10
the Union which would. he thought be favoraby
considered every American statesman for years
had "a cked mis- brains 10 find means for peacefully
acquiring Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
LORD BR4sSET F4ToRs SUBSIDIES.
LOSS OF CONTROL OF TIE CUNARD LINE WOULD
BE a BRITISH DISASTER


London. June I9-Testfying before the House OF
Commons Committee Steamship Subsidies to-
day Lord Brassey, a former Civil Lord Of the Ad-
rniraIty and time Secretary of the Ad-
nairalty, said ne favored the policy OF subsdlzlnS
ocean liners for Use as armed cruisers. Undoubt-
edIv il would be 10 the public advantage TO have
q number of auxiliary vessels, but it could not
be accomplished without subsidies. The owners of
the Cunard Line remained the only British
champions in the Atlantic traffic, and it would be
pa tional disaster if the line transferred 10
foreign flag. II the Cunard Line could not hold
its own unassisted the government ought. from
patriotic motives to render the assistance neCes-
~ 10 retain the company under the British flag.
In return for increased subsidies the government
should have the power Of nominating directors OF
the subsidized companies Lord Brassey was in
favor OF government assistance OF the Canadian
I,.rs and the establishment OF q English
Canadian route and if the American Ship Sub
sf5, hin passed would. in Lord Brassey's opin-
~ he nolftic for the government give assistance
i, case The Cunard Line needed further capital in
or5s- 70 enable IL 10 compete with the new com
bination-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
MONT PELEE EJECTING sLIHE.
TWENTY-FIVE HOUSES OVERWHELMED, But
No LIVES LOST.

Fort de France Island Of Martinique. June IS
A column of slime one hundred metres high
has been elected from the volcano Of Mont PeIee
and has fallen on Basse Pointe. enTeloplng the
lower portion Of the town and completely razlng
rvyentv-two houses. No loss of life has been
reported.
The volcano continues 70 throw forth cinders
on the northern part OF the island which has
been rendered uninhabitable- Previous to the
falling CT the mass Of slime, or mud. on basse
Pofnte. that place and Lorraine had been nun
dare5 hv forrenrial rains The part OF BasSe
T-i~-a which suffered to-day is now covered 70
the thickness Of about five metres Win s4IIllH
mud lie Precheur also suffered from lhIs latest
eruption OF Mont Pelee.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

1AIS OFFTC--cco- T54 |aszau-g-
UPTOWN OFFICE->-1- 80 Broadway. Ar1srf-
~51 District -aI@--a7H once
Srvva TX PP 4NCrT OFFTCE-Fre5erfck y So---sr. No
- Proa1-sr
Ayr-VrraNS sRP04D WV --F TIE tribune az:
L1N00N-OH--a q ---s T-s7r1-A I=a FTast-st-
P-0vn- G--z & 81 NAz-0v@ord-sr-
American Fvr-=sS No Waterloo Place
TIE L7-[1r = q convenient
J-ScH - cave .1ve-rt=2-7e7-s en1 s1-$-rtorions-
P.PIS-T Monroe & 20 No : Rue Scribe.
John Wf1a-laksr & Co No. - Rus des Petttss
E~--f-s
EF1-rf-zua- = Co. No Rue d Provence
E0-vf-- EIz--ss & p Boulevard
CrS7i- Lv0-raf= Pr-aaI1 Ees -rra-=e-s
4-e--~s~ E<y0-ess No. ~ Sc-foe
Sos-S Ees In1-Ileries Ler-e-cte-- No Place ds
GzNFy- t--r0--nard. C7f.- Co C1fon Bank
- N-E-F-s-ch. Lemon & c.. and I. Via Ter
Ea,'1,PG-s7-z-tcaa Express Company. No II
EPFHrF'@-Az-e-:can Express Company. Nc Bahnhos
c-V0'-An-e-fcsn Express corpany Nc Is via san
T--s--o
Also on sale at the principal hotels
and railway book stalls
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
TRUST TO FIGHT FOR WORN.
CRAWFORD COMPANY WILL TRY TO PRE-
VENT CARRYING OUT OF ASPHALT
CONTRACTS WITH INDE-
PENDENT CONCERN
PENDENT CONCERN

The Crawford Company. Of BROOKLYN which IS
connected with the Asphalt Trust will make
legal effort to prevent the carrying out OF III.
contract for several thousand doll@rs worth OF
pavement which was ~ecenty awarded by William
c. ReddeId. Commissioner of Public works Oh
Brooklyn. TO the Interstate Paving Company OF
Utica y 7, which is independent Of the trust
A Z Lamb. counsel for the Crawford Company.
has sent the following letter to Commissioner
RedfeId:
We beg leave to hereby notify you that as soon
as the papers can be prepared we intend 70 com
mence an action. on behalf OF a taxpayer o. me
city Of New-York, % eujOin the execution O. I1e
proposed contracts with the Interstate Paving
Company. Z said contracts have been executed.
aside and 4nnul the same and enloln the
payment Of any moneys hereunder
Borough President Swanstrom, who IS out OF
town, and Controller Grout have received similar
letters The contract in question was awarded
on June 3. after public hearing and Con1Ills-
siOuer RedfeId had satisfied himself that the rep
reservations Of the trust officials that the fnde-
pendent company could not carry out its CONTRACT
were grOundless. The Commissioner said yestet-
day that ne would ignore the letter OF M Lamb
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
nP ALAN V ELLIOTT.

DR. Allan Y Elliott. for many years citizen OF
this city. died yesterday in Florence Italy, where
Re had lived .or the last twenty years. He was
z.xtv-Ave years old. DR.. Elliott was the son OF the
Ts+. r-igadiar General Samuel Mckenzie Elliott, and
rs FOR r7acv years a paymaster in the United
states Army. He was graduate .: the InlyersiJy
u Michigan one son. Irvin. survives mr.; re a.so @
-, and Dr. : Elliott OF New-Lordor., Conn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
mANSA-TA~-rC MATS

SATTF0sv-A-
Trojan Pnc= f-1all for Italy directed per
Trojan Prince az a for Italy direct. per
rave tHliI must se directed per Trave'O.
so a n. for Netherlands direct Noo--ia-1
Noo-rIar1s-l-
a FOR Scotland 6-ecr. nail 11rrsr
be 5!rsc et Asrn-ia'-}- EsIgfu-1
Direct : Ea+e-and t-rau directed --oe-
Ea5s-la1dD- AZ 1890 a complementary 10 z
for EIr0p- 5. CarpeCia Queenstown. AZ II
f7- Denmark 5f-ec- EIs5a f-1all
directed ''0sr Eekra-l
PRINTED MATTER E-C---Tnfs takes
Matter Commercial Paoe-s.
only The q for other psrrs -
Europe VIII BE sent this snip unless socially
directed by
Afrs- The closing % tr= Supplementary
Mails named above sdttio-aI Supplementary Mails
opened the the American English French
and until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour % sailing Q steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
ELECTRIC Ro4Ds FOR ST PETERsBCRG
BIG CONTRACT MAY co TO THE WESTINGHOUSE
PEOPLE.

St. Petersburg, June l9.-The Ministry Of the In
terror has approved the municipalities proposal to
eouip electrically the railroads owned by the
city and the municipal authorities have been
authorized TO accept favorable bid for their
srruction. This decision is unfavorable to VI. 4.
Werner of Pittsburg, who sought franchise en-
bracinG the whole city. 1t is said that the West
inghouse people Will probably secure the contract.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
S4FNGERFEST OPENS.
THOUSANDS OF SINGERS ASSEMBLE =
PEoR1A-CHoRUs OF TWENTY-FIVE
HUNDRED VOICES

Peoria. III June 19-The twentieth national San
gerfzst OF the Northwest sangerbund opened here
today. The city IS in gala attire Thousands OF
flags bearing the official welcome. "Wilkommen
sanger" " adorn business buildings The Chicago
rvrnDbory Orchestra will assist the chorus Of
r,ssrtv-7ve hundred male and female singers
There win be several solciss OF interna tional repu
tation in the concerts.
--a-iaI trains to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

between Corinto. on the Pacific, and Granada on
Lake Nicaragua, has been completed Julio Wieste
the contracting engineer and Emilio Muller the
constructing engineer, have received much praise
from President Zelaya and his Cabinet for their
persistent struggles against financial obstacles
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
TO INVESTIGATE rHUGFs CASE.

ARREST OF IRISH MEMBER DENOUNCED IN
PARLIAMENT
London. June 2o-The House Of Commons spent
,earv ali OF last night up 70 midnight II discussing
The case @. the Irish member. Patrick \ McF1ugn'
who On Wednesday was committed 10 Jan -o' -.
-br .o- contempt Of the special court, which
assembled at SIIgo, Ireland. June 8, under the
Crimes Act and q number Of bitter denunclatlons
oS this act were made from the irish oencnes- "A
: Pa1<of- the government leader in the House,
F-aTIv agreed 10 appoint The committee when II IS
customary 70 nominate IN the case OF the arres-
re--be- II the House o. Commons, 20 inquire
into the facts 0. Mr Mclugh's apprehension ana
report them TO the House
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
Pn<trAra Nntice

Should De read DAILY by all Interested changes ay
occur uus)
Foreign mails t-r ire week ending q 1902 will
Close j7r0rI y al cases. RE General Posro-e
follows Parcels Post Malls
closing below Parcels mails
close = =. N-r5av
Regular and S-0e--e--1-- mails close
ti00 Haf closing time shown below fsx-
cent tHa $77!areca-y Mails Europe ard Central
america via Colon. close Foreign
tical-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DATs FORECAST
v-zsa!7Stoa. June I9--There have been few changes
IN The 5a-1retrtc conditions in the .ast twe1ttour hours
r,-ssz-z continues Southwest. and relatively
high along the northern boundary Rain has fallen n
Florida the eastern portion OF the Middle Atlantic States
southern New-Engana from North Dakota southwark
10 Missouri
>-rrryast Jrseasoraoe prevail tonight II
Montana North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska. kansas
Minnesota and Iowa
81 oWery weather Will probably conttEre in the pains
--fo1 and extend Middle and Lower Mississippi
ara Ohio valleys Friday showers VII pEooaoly occur
and rorthward The lower lake region The temper
ature viii fall The rain areas
and CuIs coasts the lake region the winds viii BE
mostly ight fresh northwest 70 north
Steamers which depart Friday for European ports
winds ard fair weather the Grand
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR
,vju find The New-York Tribune for sale
n, the hook stalIs of the leading hotels
,brou-hout the continent of Europe and
cu..f Rriraiu well Reading
Room tables. 1t also be obtained a
,ba priucipaI railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
CLIP DAY At ASCOT.
-rR WEATHER PRoUGHT OFT
BRILLIANT COSTUMES AT THE
RACECOURSE
-p.zgrv AND THE OCEAN LINES
HEARTY TRIBUTE TO SIR
HENRY IRVING.
.z, 1872. BY The Tribune Associaton3

-.z--. 1a02: BY The Tribune Association
- --Ae NeH-Tork Tribune BY French Cahleo
5o7 Juue %. ! g. m.-The marked i'm
--,e,- in the weather yesterday, while not
.--at-e6 throughout the day. set in motion a
ling Of visitors for Ascot, where the dis
- o4 gowns and hats was really brilliant,
Ep---s-s17as and wraps were not discarded. but
= t--b-est hues were seen among the gowns
= --anv dainty hand-painted nauslins were
@, r was not black and white, but pale
=, Asco- that being the commonest color
,z the snlartest visitors. The royal IN
60 .ras well filed. the Queen being con
.-,--e for animation and cordiality. Foreign
L.ases5ors Indian princes and Colonial pre-
=. were presented 10 her tremendously. and
-. Vas constant movement in the incIo-
..,-e oDe-a glasses from the surrounding stands
- sosoes being directed toward Il throughout
,.s AFTERNOON The Prince and Princess OF
Zr.1as The Duke ard Duchess OF Connaught
- -be Duke Of Cambridge were among the oc-
~.e,-s of carriages IN the royal procession.
- country houses within the compass Of many
lies enpried their visitors into the race
.,,-se Ascot vas the diplomatic capital OF
~, Day. for the regular and special embassies
t+b few exceptions were represented there.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
DE VETS ADVICE TO BURGHERs,

B1oerfontein. Orange River Colony, June ~
General De Wet has addressed q circular let
Ter to his adjutants. in which he says.
Let me tell you that you and ana ever
r7Ireher can win the heart OF the ne" govern
nne1t bv our future conduct, and or thIs con-
49, an not in the least doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
DR. JAMES \. WRIGHT

Dr. James A Wright. who since 1866 had been IN
he bo-anic drug business in Brooklyn, died on
Wednesday az his home. No. 1037i2 Fulton-st- He
vas born ninety years ago in P!ttstown Rensselaer,
-C,Irry ard lived for many years in Clifton Park
Sa-ar6za County. He leaves widow. one daughter
-1r r--0S
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
NOTES OF THE ST4GE.

Owing TO the approaching coronation in London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra have been as
efqnad to places OF honor in the famous Eden
SI7,sAa usx nrOlp of the rulers of the world. New
moving pictures are being shown.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
TRIBEsnEy ROUTED N THE s0UDAy.
FRENCH DEFEAT HOSTILE NATIVES WITH GREAT
SLAUGHTER

Paris June 19-The "Patrie" to-day printed
mail advices from the Lake Tchad district OF
Africa, which announced that French column
commanded by Colonel Destenave, inflicted a
crushing 5efeat on the Touaregs and Senoussl
-r7besroen January 20. The French Soudanese
icons "a rried the tribesmen's position at BIZ
A1aIi bv assault. and the enemy left 1880 dead
in the trenches and abandoned their 1aTIll4lsS
and 500 repeating rifles.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
DIED

~
Elliott Allan V Perderon. Caroline M
Grandy. William Put-all- CharieS G
Hitchcock. ALICE c Royce. stephen W.
BALDTIN-on THURSDAY June 70. at her rssitsscs Nc
100 West wife OF Ell BalcHHn
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ELLIoTT-A, Florence Italy 1a,h Dr Allan Y. Elliott.
Of New-York- Boston papers please copy
GRANDY-Ar his residence No I4s Ross-st- Brookiyn.
on THURSDAY evening June 19 1902 William Grandy.
in IRE >5rh ~ his Notice Of funeral here
after
HTTCECOCK-A- her late residence No 4so West tissh-
st June l. Alice COl- 1gtou- only daughter oS 20
2 a1d iate Colonel James Roosevelt Hitchcock
Relatives ard friends invited services FRI
Gay, June p. al :
HQFFNAN-sudde on June Il. 1902 the Very Rev;
Eugene Augustus Hoffman. y n dean OF Ger-rsi
I1eoioeiCa seminary Funeral viii be held
Trinity Chapel West o7th-st, on Friday 20. at
cocN Il IS particularly requested t-ar lowers Be
Members or the New-Tork Historical Society
llested funeral the Very Rev. Eugene
@ T1SIsS1s & 51anSn @ p D 9rssaen' Of the society at
sTONET II CARNEY J-., Recording Secretary.
PENDLETON-At NiddIetovn. J. Tuesday. June H.
Caroline NJ Thomas wife OF Jhs Rev R Edmund
Pendleton- Youngest daughter the Elisha L
20 attend the funeral her late residence SddIeton
on ETiJay June -, AZ II a m Pennsylvania Railroad
St a n IHterreut in Greenwood Cemetery AZ 3
PCTNAM-Ou Tuesday. June Il ~bar1es Calvin Putnam
~ MS J65H wear Funeral his late residence No
I'I Corsess-st Brooklyn Friday. June 20 $50
?. n Inte-ment private
RQYCE-At Monticello. y Y on June II Stephen W
s-2teS n .He E5JA year 4 his age Relatives ard
Ilends are invited funeral service Saturday
iE-aw Edward E Eau1ss. No 50 Pierrepont-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
.fA1I.s FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMER1CA. VEST


FP-DzY-A- 4 II r-r Brazil rs- CoIs-f5ze va
Per-aubuco Bahia ard Rio Js=ei-o mail for N6-fhs-1
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay rrusr b
directed per : : Co-e-i1gz'l. = FOR Mexico
Seneca. Wa Ta-p.~1 f-aI must b 5f-s-rsd
Ter :. Seneca az l2-30 2. for Inagua ana
Eai-i. Per s LaUenburS-
SATCRDAY-At Tor Bermuda. per : $ Trinidad:
= for Porto Rico PEI 5 Juan Via
san Juan. Q 4 II Complementary %o-
Curacao and Ne1eZ1ela- $ ZGIa fnaaH for
SsvsniIIa and CaruaGels uIst be directed re- =
ZuHa'D. $50 n tsupplsn1srtary i0-3O a NJ
Fortune Island Jamaica. SaVauilia. Carragsra ard
C-sytovn per Arhos mail for Costa Rica must IS
directed A-hCs''1 a 20 a. n for Cuba
Havana. % n. FTairf ~
P-i1~ ElUri-E email f-- Curacao Vsnez.sis T-iai-
Pr-sH ard Dutch Guiana be directed
Prius Nac--z-D. ~ o for Argentine. C-rtslIay
Paraguay. y ; = Merchant Prince
SCNDAY-Ar I a. for Northern Brazil. :
Gict. via Parl lCt Mlaa0s-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
DR. WYATT JOHNSON.

Montreal June Ia-Dr- Wyatt Johnson. recently
appointed professor of hygiene az Mc'-il University
5is4 today OF blood poisoning
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Dan" McAvoy has been re-engaged by the man
agement OF the New-York Theatre ard beginning
on Monday evening, will play an engag cement in
the Cherry Blossom Grove II will be renem-
bered that time ago he left the company
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
Special Notlrcs.

Experienced Lawyer viii limited amount oc
1ankrlptcy divorce collections connrn1s-
Sons corporation noarIal highest references:
advice free Address appointment LEX Is. TriD
Uue Office
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
cOuPENS4TION FOR LOTALISTS.
HOW The CLAIMS IN SOUTH AFRICA ARE
TO BE SETTLED.

TO BE SETTLED.
London. June 1o-Joseph Chamberlain. the
Colonial Secretary. announced in the House Of
Commons to-day that the loyalist claims for
CONDENSATION in Cape Colony and Natal would
be provided for out Of the Transvaal fund ana
out Of the first loan raised. Ny Chamberlain SAD
however. that exception would be made IN me L,.
r7srrer OF damages wrought IN cape S0loHS ~
rebels or natives, this compensation Iel- ga -
The Total amount Of the compensation TO be
-.;5 "a ne --vo colonies will exceed, accoIdlIlS
tc se-jToa-e = 100000 The grant OF E3OoOVou
Mentioned in the terms Of surrender Is no' ap-
r1ica bic 10 Cape Colony and Natal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
IN NEvYORK CITY.

Mar subscribers tls DAILY and TRI-vvEEBLT VIII
&c charged one ce1t extra postage il addition 70
the rates named above
TIE Tribune mailed Cuba Rice. Hawaii
ard the Philippines vi.EoI- FOR foreign
For rors = F-o0A all countries II the Universal
Postal Union --i5u-- viii mailed following
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Mails f7- NewToun5Il26 by rlI North sydney. aat
trzoc- bv steamer q Office daily AZ $50
m sr6rue-r.1E Monday "Wednesday
and saturday, Nails NiGuelon 10y rail 10 Bosron
thence ~ steamer a isv
o m Mails for cuba. by rsl 20 Florida and thence
bv steamers dispatched daily. except Thursday
connecting closes for = spdtt Via Port Tampa
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS a. m
Tor dispatch Miami. ~ N7-t1ys and Saru-lays at
= IA Ma Mexico nd tfuIas
aIIv add 4r
fSfs 0ace say except sunday I-SU n and II ~
Su-tavs .tt I % and u 50 2. m Mails for
iosr1 Ricl Belle Puerto Corr-z and Guatemala bv
rsi ?, Orleans and theme hy steamer close a.
iris office daily except SUNDAY at Il S1 ? sundays
a closes here MONDAYS for
ART Guatemala and
PIN +Re.isJersd mail closes at previous Day
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
BARON ACTC y

London. June 1s-Jares Macaulay, NJ =, the
author is dead He was born in ISL.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Walter Damrosch has secured the services of
John Nahnken as manager of his orchestra
ca-ts and tours Mr. AIahnken has ged the
orcbestras Of Theodore Thomas and Anton SedI-
Mr. Uamrosch Will begin his season at the Pitts
hur- Exposition on October ..
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
EALL " INDIAN DISCOUNT R4TE.

Bombay June 1a.-The rate of discount of the
Bank of Bombay reduced from to per cent
to-da.-