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New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington, April "a moderate disturbance over
North Carolina Wednesday morning caused showers in
that state Southern Virginia during the day. and
there were light local rains and showers in the Ohio
Valley ard lower region; also showers the
northerl the Rocky Mountains; else
where tEt ler has been fair.
below the seasonal from
the Mississippi Valley eastward and have fallen de-
cGedly from the Ohio Valley southwark except or the
Gulf Coast and Florida West Of the Mississippi VAL
ley except northern plateau they have
risen correspondingly to IS degrees above the
the rise having been due to low pres
sure which covers the Northwest.
Showers probable Thursday Montana and West
eru North extending Thursday night and Friday
through Daotas Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin;
elsewhere weather will be generally fair Thursday
and Friday
Iemperatures will continue comparatively low in the
lake region Valley, the Gulf and Atlantic States,
followed by weather Friday II viii be warmer
THURSDAY the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
middle s.ops. colder the middle plateau and
Northwest II Will be colder Friday in the middle
slopes and central Rocky Mountain region
fresh north; the Middle and South Atlantic
Coast light to north: Gulf Coast
north TO northeast: the West Gulf Coast light and
variable: on upper lakes variable and the lower
lakes light TO and mostly north
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
light fresh winds mostly north, and fair weather
To Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
OLD GUARDS MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Old Guard yesterday afternoon attended
memorial service for the dead at st. Thomas's
church In fan uniform. and headed by Major 3
Ellis Briggs. the regiment marched to the church
Except that part Of the eGi6ce which was reserved
the members OF the organiZa ton. the church
--as filed with women After the recessonaI the
roll OF the dead was read by AdjUtant George H
Wyatt among the names being Major General
William .. Whippe. BrIgadier General Egbert L.
Eiele. Abram 8. Hewitt and BTigadier General r.
P Earle all formerly honorary members Of the
Old Guard. AS each was read the drums
sounded long roll which most impressive.
At the close OF the service the regiment marched
back 10 the a-uory
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
--,,~sp.~rFrc. MAILS.


--.,.. - ,,a-,,esas Islands via Francisco. cfoss
here daily at $50 ,. I'D 10 ApFh t-t nS's''1 t"'
.I1o lt-cert yest) Fiji Islands and Ne% Caledonia
$40 n m after April and 10 April -o inclusive
FOR = 5. MloNera
I,,iIjn,i1e Islands Francisco. close nero
aiIv AZ 3 80 .. % AprlI - Inclusive. t'' Us
Satcb Der = s. city OF Peking- -, -, 1T, -.
rfnpne Islands san Francisco close hsfe da1y se
~ d m u 10 April t2s inclusive Tor dispatch Per
. "a JaSah via Seattle. close here daily at $50
D. m, up 70 April ia Inclusive i0f 1spA'eN Sl : :
r.j Ss San Francisco close here daily at $50
IN Tor ADr t2T- inclusive. for disPatch per > $ A4-
ineas a., Tapan via vancouves and Victoria. B. c..
riose here $50 m up 20 APrH 10 inSt1-
slHs, tol t1r m Postal Agen. Shanghai cannot
os tGf~fs 9apsa chaa and Phi.ppne Islands Va san
NeEy-ZeaIand Australia texcePt Nestl NeW-Sa
Fill samoa and Hawaii san Frsneiseo e9se asss
daily AZ $3.50 p. sfter April - and Up 2 Nay ~
Inclusive. for dispatch Soaonna " ire SG2a59
steamer carrying the British Hsu tor New. W.Seaissla
does rot arrive IN time connect wita his diSpaer1
D m: sundays a 1.30 a. n, a n and go p na
be made Up and forwarded until the srFi'ai ef ''s
cbina ana JspsS via Taeoua. close daily at SD
up 10 May tio. inclusive for iisp@teh per =
NfyrE-JTnfess otherwise addressed West Australia -
fsrwsrssd via europe: and Nex Zealand and Pht'H-
mines VIA Francisco-fhe quickest routes FniaS~
ptnes specially addressed ''via canada o. via ~
uawaii Is forwarded viS san Francesca sXcIeslSsy.
TFanSnacnc forwarded port % sailing cally
and the schedule % closing + argSnsec o. tas p
fstered mail closes D N. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmaster.
Postcice. New-York. n T.. April H. iooS =
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
OBITUARY.
MATTHEW 2. RYAN.

Matthew P. Ryan, a well known lawyer, died yes
terday at his home. No. 156 East Seventy-seventh-
St, in his thirty-ffth year. He q member of
the law firm Of Kenneson. Grain, Emily & Rubino,
and at one time assistant corporation counsel
He was a member Of the Tammany Central Club
OF the XXth Assembly District, and a member of
the general committee of the district. He was
counsel for the Twenty-drst Ward Property Own
ers and Business Mems Protective Association. He
was active in the work Of the Roman Catholic
Church in this city. He leaves a widow and two
children.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ups c,EmENTINA M. LIE ROY.

-. C-la-,er+tna Morgan lie Roy, vile OF HeTman
: T,e Row. and daughter of the late Henry MOT
gan. died yesterday at her home No p seventh
ave Tbe funeral viii be on Saturday al the
church of St Francis Xavier IN slAleentas eaSt
- ci,tbave at 10 o'clock. Her husband was
=. sataa fronn Harvard IN the class OF ~ and
- Taen,I,er of the Union Club and the Downtown
5aTfnD
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
,,ec,,ss HUDSON CELEBRATION.

Several Of the city officials were guests at din
ner Yesterday when the trcentenniai celebration or
the discovery Of tho Hudson by HehofiA HUDSON
was discussed -. ,,.-L....-
Tne nests were President Cantor OF Manhattan
I+,as,t ~ TIafren OF The Bronx Park Commission
ars Wilcox ana Eustis and President Fornes OF the
Board Of Aldermen. t, ru,th the hosts Fred
Ales % - ESaSter William Church OSBORN and =.
9Elck 1e ~ an Automobile trip TO the site OF the
r iT,,1VTtI Viaduct, where II s expectsd, we
sysorsrneut viii be erectSo ~ A13NSSN -" ~'N'' ~
rsnfsrnlai anniversary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ROUSE PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK.

Henry c. Rouse. president OF the Missouri, Kan
sss and Texas Railway, who has just returned TO
Sew-York from an extended trip over the system
says that while the general movement OF railway
trenlc has been considerably iTnpeded by an ex-
traord;narfly wet winter extending through
the month Of March. the prospects are now es-
treney good for abundant grain crops on the
northern and for cotton on the southern part Oh
the Missouri Kansas and Texas lines that the rate
situation is in good shape. and that the future 10
run OF promise for Southwestern railways
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
PRIVACY FOR PRESIDENT AT YOSEMITE.

San Francisco, April 22.--In Difference to Presi~
dent Roosevelrs expressed wish, and to insure his
comfort while II the Yosemite Valley ticket agents
of the Southern Pacific Company in this city nave
been directed 10 sell not more than seventy-nVe
tickets To the Yosemite Valley during the time that
the President is 70 be there The President has
asked for as much privacy as possible during his
stay IN the Yosemite
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

THURSDAY--At $50 a m FOR Europe per g 3 AuF
Victoria via PivnoCth CherhourE and Hamburg Crla1
for France must he directed yer = Aug Viet1-'a
Turkey Egypt Greece. British Trd'a and LORENZO
Marquee :. $ la C'hampagne. via Havre mail Tor
other parts Europe must be directed per 3 LA
Cfamuagne')
FRIDAY-At m for Azores ISLANDS. per s. g. Hel1tl
SATURDAY-At a. for Pegium direct per = q
be directed ''per Ftuland1 at
complementary u u1.l FOR Europe. s.
Vi Queenstown ~ a for Denmark
direct ner 5 Hekla mail he directed per 5. 8
D. for Scotland direct. ger 8
bs+oria mail he directed per 5. Astorfa-1
srR NATTER ETC-Thts steamer takes F-f1ted
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
orIv The same OF mail matter for other parts
Of Europe BY this ship unless specially
directed BY her.
Mails named additional SupDie entary Nals are
cpene5 on the pie-s OF the American. English Frencn
and German steamers remain until within
Ten Minutes Of the houc OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
EDWARD a. oUINTARo.

Washington. April 22-Edward A. Quintard SON
,rfav of the late Alexander r. Shepherd. ole0
80 Iaet wight He was appointed superintendent
az the Batopilas mines in Mexico Immediately after
Mr. Shepherds death last September Mr.. yum
ard was forty-four years old and native OF South
Carolina. His father was the Blshop Oh 1eii"eS'17
ard the founder Of Sewanee University.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Died.

3s ..Bss 10 oR 70 se s A' antta
MORRISON. daughter Of the Piel and CstharRs inc
5 s9 zesr and 5 er Td0S age Of RE RsaSes as Hd
5ss 9 to sssnd sssHaJ the the h ns sst.s q
cRAsToon wednesday morning April 2. Moses e
caso in the s4th year Of his age neTa ETca9s
Church Mount vernon \. Friday svenng april
convenience of family.
EvELANDAt c.ty April n 1903 Sat at her 9
late residence No 2 s1d fens Of the family
are Invited to attend fas gnea % s te Cnensry n
Church. Pavonia-ave Philadelphia papers please
copy.
FoTEo Wednesday morning ApE ie r. H9Taff or Ss Afa s
resdence No sal West End-ave Friday. at II a m
# Bs1sgr. APT mi 1 in his s4s
Relatives and friends also C9psynisGs so n
yeren invited to attend & the funeral ss5Ses
on thursday. April %. at O'Clock p NJ
HAMLINIq sharon conn Tuesday, APgtl i,rssI 2 aTs
April %. at her late residence. at O'Clock
HoPPTN-on March 1898. Bad Napheig T9n GsTHnany ny
sEne cowdia Funeral SERVICES viii Be hsld At the ne
Thursday morning April g. O'Clock. 1t is kindly
requested that no flowers be sent
LIE RoYoR wsdnssaay AP Srsn e. At hes . o
Herman LIE Roy and daughter Lana of Of The s late c5n
ST. Francis xavisr I6th-st east q Sh-aEsl za On
requested that flowers be sent.
% her Re 1ss Mar. NG 4 heEsss Et asa s on
daughter of late Sarah Graves and Joseph Michel
MeeTt in the nIth year OF heF age i seTfce at
No f35 East 35th-st on Friday morning April "A. at
10 O'Clock
NewlYorE Wednesday, Ap=ii % Notice Of f-nerai
Gil No. 857. Knights Of Columbus take notice
osGooD-At san Francisco Cal Apt, Ie F5sdeTc 6sSoGt
aged is years intermsnt Chieopee. Mass. On Sat
uTday. April 25. arrival Of train from the West
PITKIN-At the Hotel HaniIton WaShington D. pG g..
kin. Funeral the residence Of William P Stanley
East Hartford Conn, az O'Clock Thursday AFTERNOON
April %
into rest at NsTYO5f eve r y.r CITY, ApIl Il
Server Of New-York City. and daughter Of the late
EansraI T. private internent at Forest Lawn Buffalo.
y. Y. Buffalo papers please copy
sEXTON-At Augusta Ga Sunday. April l9 1908:
in Bath year Of his age Samuel Braman sexton OF
II Denning and son Of Caroline BTaman a9d Lne ais
Church Hyde PARK THURSDAY. April %. 1903. on the
arrival OF train leaving Grand central station at
113O a. m
VAN 1wgGENon Ap s.s he. IssIdfSss s4s, No au p
widow Of Van Inwegen. in her Goth year Funeral
Saturday. p.
w1LsoN-on Wednesday, April p 1903 John Dslazater
residence No 142 West 34th-st. Friday. April "a at
II a. m
wR1GHT-on Tuesday. April q. Frances Mary Russell
eighty-third year Funeral service will be held AT her
on thursday April 23 at 10 o'clock Intsrment will be
ROsedale Cemetery. Orange. NJ J. Ottawa
COntO papers please copy
Yohr Whe IF an the sd Year On Or hs s FPune
service from his residence. No. II Barker Terrace
The ~ @ q yvn c m terry
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
NEW CASE oE TYPHOID AT STANFORD.

Stanford University. Cal, April 22-But one new
case of typhoid fever was reported by the health
officers at PaIo Alto and the campus yesterday.
marked Improvement is reported in the case OF all
patients who in critical condition. and those
who have the epidemic in hand Of the opinion
that the serious trouble from infection is passed
There now seems to be probability that the uni
Y will be clnSPd.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ARsoR DAY IN NEBRASKA.

Omaha April 22-Arbor Day was observed
throughout Nebraska. and the schools gave IL spe-
eiai attention Banks were Closed aithoush busi-
ness was not generally suspended At Lincoln the
Governor and the State officials planted trees from
Arbor Lodge. the home OF Inc Lats =. srsrt
"a sncso6uTs TO be known as Morton Cifess
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
STATEMENT BY DR.. BUXTON.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: My attention has been drawn to something
published in The Tribune of April 90 entitled "a
New Theory of Cancer" Your informant is labor
ing under a complete misapprehension, far as
am concerned. May I ask you to publish this,
since the story as Il stands constitutes a most
serious reflection character?
BERTRAM H BUXTON.
No / West Observation-Disclosures New-1ork,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Po<fomee goffee

(ShouI4 be DAILY by all interested. changes
time
Foreign mails for ending April - fef3. W.T.
close (proupt1y the General Po%tHcce So
follows: close earlier thar
closing below Parcels mails Tor Ger
many close r. m. Wednesday
Regular ard Supplementary mails close at Foreign sra
ton half hour than closing time shown below tsN
Supplementary Malls and Central
America. via Colon. close hour later at Foresn Ss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
FREDERICK e. RAYNoR.

Port Jefferson, Long Island, April 22-Frederick
I T2avnor a manufacturer Of church organs, Died
LAST night from pneumonia He taken i'll at
Hampton. Va. where he had gone to place an
organ in a church. He was thirty-nine years old
He leaves q widow and two children, and two
brothers, Dr. F. c. Raynor and Forrest Raynor
hnth Of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
COLUMBIA MEN IN FRENCH PLAYS.

Columbia students belonging to the university
French society presented two one act French plays
in the Brinckerhof Theatre at Barnard College last
night in conjunction with q concert by the univer
sty glee and mandolin clubs. A large audience.
composed mainly of local French residents, greeted
the students enthusiastically.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
EDWARD NuLTY.

Edward Nulty. who was for forty years a faithful
eYrplove and at the time of his death assistant
foreman Of the mailroom of The Tribune died at
his home No. 234 SiXth-st., yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white shows thu
nges In PRESSURE indicated The Tribunes seir-
,aoorenx barometer. The dotted line shows tempera-
s,re as rscoraed by ths local Weather Bureau
TIL. following official record from the Weather Buresu
shows the changes fer twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding date of
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
JAMES +. BRISCOE.

baltimore, April Flames 7. Briscoe, a We
known citizen and Secretary Of State OF Maryland
,,nde- Governor Hamilton, died here to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest 80;
average AS average corresponding
last wear 81 temperature corresponding
as twenty-five years, 81
light fresh northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.


For England partly cloudy to-day; Friday fair;
light o fresh winds. mostly north.
For District Columbia, Maryland. Delaware and
Pennsylvania. partly cloudy to-day; Friday fair.
warmer; cht north % winds.
For Eastern Nev-York and NeN-Jersey partly cloudy
to-day; Friday fair with interior; light o
fresh northeast winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York,
fair to-day. Light north winds: Friday fair,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Married.

ROBERTS-FERRIS- Monday April 20, 1908. by
the Rev. DR.. Roy. Mary Rensselaer,, daughter OF
Morris Patterson and Mary Larman Douw Ferris, TO
Joseph Banks Roberts. Of Hon. James A. ROBERTS,
OF Buffalo
WARBU RToN-WELLs-on Tuesday, Aprtl IL 1909 az
the residence brides parents. by the Rev cor
nelius Bishop Smith, D. D Elizabeth M4rgnerlte
daughter George Augustus Wetis 10
FRANK Tying Warburton. of New-Tork City.
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must De IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsP4cTFTC.

r-pa-pv rail 60 Port Tampa. Fla. and themes oy
Oli,[, 9sv. except Thursday. az
45.sO a m (the connecting mails close here On aon-
9svS WeFresdays and SatuTdaysf
1XIC6 C,TY-Overand. unless sDecislly addressed fo
closes this ONCE dstlv, except
SISr4sy AZ 1 90 D. m and II so .. Sundays al
n m II 30 o. m =. -. -, -. .S.-..
nv steamer this Office daily 81 b1' p - tee-
ctfng mails close here every Monday WEDNESDAY ana
Saturday.
cirses NJ tbis Office at $50 D. Tuesday ard
Thursday.
MOTEL ON-By Boston and thence oy stetrno''
r1oses az this office daiIv at $50 m -, -,
x,r-J pT-FRTO CORTFR and GUATEMALA -
- TevOrleans and thence BY steamer closes a. -
SUNDAY. at Ft-9n O. NJ ana 49,
ONE SI,5sys a. N . m and 30 D. (ecunsetins
mail cIesss here Mondays at f1lt3' D nj -, -
C,(SsTA rail to New-OreSns ara tnelIe
stearDsr closes tbIs Ofles daily excep. Huhssy,
and f1I.30 p sundays % ~ p tu -.
+iiSa n m (connectilg mail closes here Tuesdays %
f1t o n Ill - Miami
~ s-rs ~ .+ssner, at this ofics az
T5:30 a m every "Wednesday -. -
sr,s-istsred mail closes at 6 .. previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC

THURSDAY-At a m. for Cuba. Yucatan. Carnpecae.
Tabasco and Chfapas. per : Nisilancta tmaI l9F
other parts Mexico must be directed per s 3 Eie
at for BsruUd1. Per $ 8 lTlni1al, =
9:3O m Fortune Island and Costa RIes pes -; =
AIIazharv- m. for Barbados Irinidad sinI
IIItCb Cyuiers uer 5 Pisnnonte. az II supple
rnertarv $3.50 D. M for Bahamas. Guantanamo ann
Sa7tisgO. pei $ Orizaha-
FRTDAY-At $50 a m. (suppsrnentary 1e:5o a. M M ~
Tnag1a ard Haiti FandTia traii tor say ann
must directed " per $ Flandria !. az ~ 70 :,
Grenada Trinidad = ; MaTaNal+ ~ a ~
for Cuadeoupe per raiisTuan tmat for M2rtlnlls
Barbados British, Dutch and French IIlaa ms
he dfrecsed sper ) TaiiSman'). az n:5O a n
1s1opeTpertary I2 80 p nj for St Thomas 81 CrolA
IAeward and Windward Islands, British. Dutcl al
French Guiana per Cartohee tnnals Tor Haroalos
ST Vincent, ST Lucia. Guadsloupe and Aasisua nus
be directed '-psr = Cari-besl: AZ y n -
Maxfco. pe- 5 via Tanapico mail mus, %
directed 'per $ SeueCa'l
sSTTrRDAY-kt $40 Supplementary 9;a0 a. m,
Tor Curacao and Venezuela per 5. Naracano tn1ala
FOR savanla and Cartagena must be directed Per >
tho a 2 a. for HdTDatus 81 .IcSlit.
81 Lucia Cuadsloupe and Ant-Eua per : > BIZ 5fdts
o a for POFtO Rico. Der 5 FOncsi az S-So
for Argentine. Uruguay and paraguay peL 5 p
Tarence. AZ $50 a. fsupnierHentary lOsSe .
~ ser Fortune Island Ja-1atca- ~avSnllla aria
gsns ana Crevtown valencia lrnail tor COSTA
PiCa must be directed 'rer valencia y at III a. III
for Cuba. per 5 :. Mexico. VIA HAVANA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

"World-famed View Catskin Mountain House.
Altitude $50 forest 2feO acres pure
spring City Office. 25 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Special Notices.

Address all communications relative suoscripors or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE ~ez-York City. Re-
NIT Postoce money order express order araft
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Belasco Announces Hrs. Carter in Macbeth
Ben Greet to Play Here.

David Belasco, in extended statement OF his
plans for next season announced definitely yes
terdav that Mrs Leslie Carter will appear as Lady
Macbeth at least for limited number OF SUD
ecrintior performances. AIr. Belasco says that
ha has already sent to Scotland for designs. fur
niture and the like. and will spend the summer
in search for material historically appropriate
The season at his Forty-second-st house will open
on September with The Darling OF the GouS-
This will be followed in few weeks by Mrs Car
fer I'm .Du Barry" and then by the production
OF Macbeth" Mrs. Carter will then 1t may be-
take '.rus Barry to London, and Mr. Be!asco VIII
produce at the Belasco Theatre a play Tor potn
children and adults called The truth Ielers'
s6arted from THE Five Little Pilgrims In the
s.,rfr.y Mr. Carter may return to make tour in
..AIacbeth In addition these plans. Mr.. Relasco
will produce "A new extravaganza. which he says
viii be the most spectacular thing he has ever
,,,,, ~ tho stage probably at HammersteinS $ new
Drurv lane Theatre. He will continue David
VVarfeld in The AuCtiODeoT-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

Lew Dockstader yesterday sent offer to Law
rance D'Orsay, proposing partnership in tour
next at the head of a minstrel troup known
as THE Dockstader and Dorsay MnStrelS
D'Orsay decided that he "spoo1ng."
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

Premature Loss Of the Hair may be entirely pre-
vented by the Of Burnett's Cocoafne
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23


For the convenience os TRIBrN5 READERS sbrosa
sNaY TRrs sayS SS on s n ne Tegns room. of ne
JoNDoS-Hotei victoria SAVOY Hotel TIE Iaashsu
P2 5s. Hrfs eie GG MdrRa % 1Rs HIS Hs Norso
IAND~kdeiphi Hotel. Liverpool; Queens Hotel
LesSs; A'1,2nG HSsea E@srlii iI+ ,fs~.nss ssv
wooipack Hotel wsrwlsi Siidisnd 5esel . p.rsy
H5teL r-pper Norvvood: wstsrloo Ho,.. r~tr-s-y-
Wsfs, RS1a p,T EeY5 H.e o1 souSsss. Po1ouiS
gs-ist 5a'o ESefh r;1- H15s Glasgow SA''On 0
9i9P ALT AIe-The Hotel Cecil ls rzo,.t Hotel
a, Ile + gable Grand Hotel rAtasass Hofsi
gu S9aT l [1e' tI,1 e "a rIsgaTi sTeInIrns HotsI
Dublin: Royal Victoria Hotel Klllarnsy ,,.-,
gone R9yai Hosl Bore I,sT spd R1sfn Ak les
Srana 6o{e - ny ~ rs ,1 t!,sI - Ts VILE FTor-
H'el Louvre snd savoy AK les sans tn,., GTssa IN,
Site Cannes SAVOY Hotel. Gsnna; F1en sSis Ps.scs'
verfce Grand Hotel vepics Hotel VILE Milan
G & GoTnsrts sT Htea & fa'T o,s uraaI ana
E.sT ste ose9d' coonen1a otsl Eo5,oss ossnd
RTssIA-HoteI Berlin. Moscow. -. ,....-
Lfs 5 @ v,f,,s ~ vvIesnad.n -Four sea
snns Hrtel Munich: Hotel strauss %u-eneers assel
Tiotei Metropolis scbTvaIbaeh Hotel GcseEe sl ssI-
soh. Rsrini nT imDsrisI Hotel Frsnkfort-on
terre Ems. Hotel Wssssr -raden; Hotel Ns
ti9naI St-assorrg: Grsnd Horsi T1
hof Berlin: hotel NfetronoIe. Fs,debsrE; H,tsI %, de
tel Nurenb@rr- Hotel de FoIIsnee. Msyence-on-
sell Neul-ns Hotel. Aix IA Chspelie; Hotel ksisssF-
gen Cont.TentaI Lo,sI Hs1oveT C9nfj1egal ] , BeTn:
Cd Hotel National Lucerns: Grand Hotel Pupp;
victoria 1rterrslen: Hotel EIrone ssiz6urs: Hotel
sav6R ana wsst T6d t!f cs-istai dsr ier
Hotel Rerrerhof Berre: Continental Iarssn1c Hotei
Hotel YuTg F-9noIick Interieksn: Grsnd H2,s 91si
de Ia Pafx. Geneva
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Special Notices.
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NO. COL NE.
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NETWORK CITY.
the DAILY and TfJ-WEFhLY VIII
ha barged one extra postage in addition
tthe rates named ABOVE
TRIBUNE --ii be mailed Cuba. Porto Rico.
Hawaii and Philippines without eztrs expense for
foreigu postage =. -
po-.ei Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed at the fol-
rafsz
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

II is practically assured that heh erect "io
has already consented To be the stage manage, %
the omen air performance of 'As You Like IL at
South Field Columbia, next month. VIII also pay
the part of Jaques, He has played this part nun
dreds of times at his various open air produotohs
throughout England. and has had further eX9e-
ierce as an actor having been, for instance lead
ing member of Mary Andersons company In her
English tour He has never acted in TINS country
Miss Wynne Matthison who IS now playing the ute
ra~t tr Mr. c7reet's fine production of 'Everyman.
pm pm IoS ~ the part OF Rosalind Mr Greet Is per-
hans the best known manager OF open All Proouc-
.inns ~ Eliza bethan plays In England
--btx t,ernoon at the Victoria Theatre occurs the
.a.ial performances of LAS You Like IT. Tor the
vassa- Endowment Fund. with hyTle Belle" ana
Minna Gale Haynes in the cast
That donkey end OF pretty Peggy toos on
new phase yesterday. new animal was IouHa N
a. ,ba morning to succeed the original performer
which is busy tending its offspring out wheh the
understudy got 10 the lower end OF Herald square
Z, refused TO bulge, and had TO De holsted INTO an
ernress wagon and carried to the theatre Ihen
when It's cue came to so out on the stage IN tne
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afternoon performance. 1t again refused to bulge.
A connected with the production. named
Fred Burton, with naive ignorance OF DONKEY
that hardly bliss. got behind and push
ed. Later doctor arrived and took several sutches
In Mr.. Burtons ear.