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Died.

AILAIRE-on Monday. June s, 1908. Abigail Jane Al.
% G aq wife Reaveg SI Hagad nad end are Invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence No a44 West
terTnent convenience Of family
BARR-on June 3 after short Illness Illness Ma MsrgaEst = Ann
46STa ssoS 80 q M WaRssg m TqFa Fse June H.
BARTLETT-At Southern Pines N G. on Tuesday June n
O. 1898 Mary Mintu.9 Post Bartlett Bar M SaTgnsr f,,on 81 n
sfassn sf1ef. l'lAno ana ''S"-i''A' ''''''s . ' ~
Soa Eqsns .o.bL Lr Iand aser 9H o G
Samuel Floyd Garrison in the seth year Of her age
Funeral services o Faa a asr june ia at m
Kindly X di5'-c11 omit flowers.
DE FoREssT-on June 9 at his residence. Babylon L L
G. de Forest Funeral win take place at No. Z;
10 a. N. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
GARRIsoNon Tuesday June at e ReT rssdsbes at at
D. H and the late Amanda Way. and wife q Dr.
F. o. Gar1S9n FuneTaI T orneS 1a,ayettsa. and
south Oxford-st Friday June H. O'Clock In
terment at Greenwood Cemetery
GooDENoUGH-on June g. Amy H, wife Of John Q.
Central Park West on Thursday June II. at 2 p m
Raaae ydGnge daughter Of the late Rev wa
H Mary P. Goodrich
HAwKs-At summit N J. Wednesday. June 10. Olivia.
daughter of the late Francis Tones and Hannah Gas
ton Hawks in the S2e year Of her & age FuneTa n a. a.
gao Train leaves christopher 81. D, L & W r r at
bern. n. C. papers please copy
HILLMAN-At Bethel. Conn, "Wednesday June 10 1908.
Augusta, George W. HilluIan in her
72d year will be held from the residence Of
her son William HInan. No. 229 East Sdney-ave.,
Mount Vernon. N Y. Notice of time hereafter.
I4OyT-on Tuesday June O. 1909 a lingering
ness Dr. Ezra P. Hoyt- Funeral service at his late
No. 38th-st.. Friday. dune L.
AT II 80 a. Interment a Hyde Park. N Y
LiAC-CJIIDM-On June 10 1903, Eleanor Lake MacSzi-
lom daughter the Joseph s. Lake. Funeral a
her late residence No 12i West ssth-st on Saturday,
at 1890 "a m. Interment at convenience of family.
ODF-II1-Cn Wednesday. June 10 1905. Philip
,4aia ed Relatives
spectfuIy invited attend funeral services Friday
evening a residence his nephew. A. B.
MctIovn No l63 Beimont-ave-. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
& COLONY FOR RECIPROCITY.
New South Wales Government Favors Mr.
Chamberlain's Proposals.

London. June 1O-Vioe Admiral Sir Harry
Dawson. Governor Of New South Wales. has
sent q dispatch TO Mr.. Chamberlain. In behalf
of the government Of New South Wales strongly
supporting the Colonial Secretary's preferential
trade proposals. The Governors message con-
ciudes
Realizing that what is Canadas turn to-day
nay be AGstrsla's tomorrow, my government
expresses great satisfaction at the declaration
10y the British Government that every self-gov-
erning colony shall be secured the free exercise
or lis right TO enter into closer -rade relations
with the mother coIntry.
The Governor also expresses the hope that a
thorough investigation win be made to the
practica bflity OF the scheme.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
sAITAPHARNEs TIARA SPURIOUS.
Executed by a Russian for an Unknown
Person, Saws Clermont Ganeau.

Paris. June IO-The report of Clermont Ga
neau the archeologist, who was chosen TO de-
ter1nine the authenticity of the tiara of saita-
pharnes the supposedly precious relic OF the
Louvre collection. sets forth that the tiara is
not authentic and that it was executed at the
instance of an unknown person by the Russian
artist Roukhomovsky. The French Govern
ment paid $4,000 for the tiara. The report mas
attracted widespread attention in artistic and
archaeological circles. and is believed TO snow
the governments desire TO maintain worth!ly
the collection of rare articles in the Louvre.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington June 1O.-The pressure ls high to-nighI
from the upper Mississippi Valley and upper lake region
u,ss1srd to the Rocky Mountains and the temperatures
this district the extreme Southwest are " 10 -
degrees below the seasonal average Frost occurred
"Wednesday morning in western portions OF the Da-
otas In the East temperatures rule changed
but little about normal
There have been general showers and thunderstorns
over the East ami South. Lake and central Rocky
Mountain regions extreme upper Mississippi val
e, while in the middle Mississippi valleys the
middle and northern slopes the weather has been fair
West Of the Rocky Mountains the pressure is low and
there were light and scattered showers
There will be showers Thursday in the Southern states
and robabv In England There will also be show
orr IN the central Rocky Mountain region and the east
portion of the middle and south plateau Generally far
weather Is indicated for Friday
Temperatures will be moderate over the east and rise
of the country THURSDAY On triday
be the central valleys and middle west
On the Neu-Engiand Coast the winds VIII be light TO
fresh variable becoming northwest: on the Middle ~.
Iantic Coast light westerly to northwesteriy; on the
South Atlantic Coast light and variable; on the Gun
COS light norheriy norheasteriy on the upper lakes
fresh northery northeastern and on the lower lakes
Eht fresh northerly.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports VII
have fresh westerly TO northweserly WINDS anu
partly cloudy weather TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
Marred.

ALLING-MARSIALL-At New-Havsn Conn June =
by the Rev. DR.. B. r Gilman. Grace, daughter of
George Marshall. to Burton Hobert Allng
CARPENTER -HoRTON-Brookyn June 10. 1906 oy
the Frederick W. Troy ID. D.. pastor Of sumner
Baptist Church, Louise. daughter or the
Eliza Horton, TO Richard T. Carpenter
CHrDS-MORGAN-on Tuesday. June 9, 1903 at ST
James's Church. Brooklyn y. Y. by the Rev Ihon1as
J. Crosby Belle Prescott eldest daughter Of James H
Morgan of Brooklyn. N Y. to James Hill Cailds Of
Brooklyn n. Y
GoJuD-FYFE- Church. Nutley, \: j., BY the
Fyfe r. -'''''iD
HoGINs-BAKER-o Wednesday. June 10. at Christ
church. Albion, New-York, by the Rev. Francis >
Edith Sophia Baker TO Henry Herbert
HOgins. jr.
HUBER-BROWN-On Tuesday, June Q, az Grace
Washington D. G. Lucretia Marshall. daughter Of the
William Harman Brown, TO Dr. John Bessnsr
Huber, Of New-York city
MIzE;-MoORE-on Wednesday. TO- at st. Marks
Church, New-York Margaret Tslnlan Moore, Gausnter
Robert Herbert MIze of SaiiDa Kansas
SARGEANT-TITUS-O Wednesday. June 10, al the
brides father, by the Rev Robert Mac
eeuze daughter OF James Livingston and
the Harriet Titus, SyIvanus Haring SaT
geant. Newark. N j
sEAMAN-FREE3MAN-Ju Q. 1908. Middle Island.
garde Van Horne Freeman to George W. Seaman, OF
Flushing. n. Y.
sMITH-RIC-HARDs-A All Saints Cathedral Spokane
Washington June g. by the Right Rev Ienluel Henry
of Boise. and Dean Perfne. Grace Dean
daughter Mr.. John P NJ Richards. TO the Kew
Everett PeppeTTeH Smith, OF Lewiston, Idaho
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
FRAU WAGNER SENDS PROTEST HERE.

The "Abendblatt'' of the 'Staats-Zeitung" re-
ceiyed letter yesterday from Frau Cosima Wagner
in answer TO an inquiry as TO the ParsifaI ques-
tion The widow Of the composer writes: The
c-eator of arsifar wfIIed that this should be
produced nowhere in BayTeuth. On that ac-
count the question is not whether performance
in New-York might injure Bayreuth. but of re-
spect for the will Of the master on which the
right to perform his works should rest.
ITO me il is seIf-evident that the Bayreuth
artists viii not take part In the Conried perform
ance but ] expect also from artists who do not
take mart in the BayreUth performances that they
refuse 10 assist in the production Of the authors
work against mis- Will.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Maclyn Arbuckle TO Appear in George AIDES
New Comedy of Western Life.

MacIyn Arbuckle has been engaged by Mr.. Saw
age TO play the title part next season in the new
comedy of Western life by George Ade which will be
prodrced first in Chicago next September. The
play is called The County Chairman" 1t is in
four acts with scenes laid in the Middle West and
Introduces many of the village characters of that
section the birthplace of Mr. Ade. 1t is said, in
ways to be an attempt To write a ShoTe
Acres Illinois. 1t will be Mr.. AIDES first vent
lIre in paywriting outside the restricted field of
musical comedy.
Although it has been announced that James K.
Hackett would open the Globe Theatre in
Boston with his production of Alexander the
Great his play by Victor Mapes. it is doubt
full if the play will be early in the fan
the theatre, that many Of the costumes and &C
cessories must be obtained in Europe. It is prob
able therefore: that the first performance will take
In the fall Mr. Hackett will stage the play in
corcance with present day demands
A cable message was received yesterday after
noon at the office William A Brady from his
London agent, saying that Beerbohm Tree desired
TO produce Pretty Peggy in London on or before
the bank holidays, with either Miss Olga Neither
sole or Miss Julia Nielsen in the title part. The
first requirement was, however, that MI Brady
himself should be in England soon as possible
superintend the production. MI Brady was
summoned from New-Jersey, managed 10 get the
chief engineers on the Furst Bismarck
sailing to-day, and teephoned his wife, Miss
George, TO pack her trunks and come with him
They sail. accordingly, this morning. Mr.. Brady
probably will make effort to place Miss George
in Mr. Trees support, rather than Miss Nethersoie
Miss Nielsen: However. Mr. Tree has not been
heard from that proposition. Mr. Brady returns
in four weeks 10 produce in this country sun an
other musical comedy, called Girls VIII he GIFTS.
George hingsbury. for many years the bust
ness manager for Henry ". Savage, has resigned
that position and expects in the fall on his return
from Europe, to engage in theatrical ventures on
his own account. Mr.. hingSbury Is one OF the
most popular in the theatrical business, and
has the best wishes Of every one.
On Saturday afternoon, at the St Nicholas Gar
den a series of Saturday matinees for women and
children will begin. The programme will be ar
ranged especially for the children
The Mount Vernon Roof Garden will open for the
season Saturday night.
A difficult but interesting operation-especlally
interesting for the performers-wiH be undertaken
at Bostock's arena at Caney Island to-day. glass
eye will be installed in of the lions.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
WHY ]. G. CARLISLE RESIGNED.

5ohn .. Carlisle, ii reported yesterday at
the Office Of the AQuecuct Commission, has
signed a. counsel 10 the Merchants Association. Ii
is said that r Carlisle Is offended the attitude
Il the association toward William L. Curtis. OF
the acueduct Commissioners. formerly a director
q the Merchants Association. Tine Tribune some
Gays ago told Of the way Mr.. Curtis was forced
ogf OF the directory Of the association after lie
was apa0luted by Mayor Low 10 the Aqueduct
Conn, ise5o7 4 rule Of the association, II seems
prohibits their from holding pubic Once
friends aU6 n is understood that Mr.. Carlisle is
orended al the associations somewhat hostile atti-
aade toward Nr. Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
PRAISE FOR A VEDANTisT HINooo.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The letter in to-days paper upon Christian
itv in India" interests me exceedingly, as have
heard Vedantist lecture for several years who Is
Hndoo His belief worthy of great reverence
something Christians are sadly lacking In
throughout our dear city This Hindoo | refer to
has moro rue Christ spirit than most of people.
and lives the Christ life nearly, but withaI
is so liberal toward all beliefs that he never has
any unkindness in his influence. He does not share
nv own Trfni1arian belief but reveals to more
of its beauty through his almost perfect philosophy
Two q ToI9 H
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
DR. W. S. WEBB NOT SERIOUSLY Ill.
Member of His Family Says He Is Staying
Abroad Simply to Complete His Cure.

member OF DR.. ". Seward webbs family said
yesterday:
There is no foundation for the report that Dr.
Webb. who has been abroad for several months. is
seriously ILL., On the contrary, his health is I'M
sInE steadily that he has been advised 10
stay tRo three months longer. in order to com
plete and confirm the cure On that account Mrs
Webb decided TO join him in London. not Far1s
and she sailed this morning with her daughter
Miss Frederick Webb. and her young son. VAN
H. ~.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Should DAILY all interested. as changes
a. tfmeJ
Foreign the ending June Is.9 VIZ
close (prorptly cases. the General Postoce As
follows: Parces-Post Mails close hour earlier nan
shown below Parces-post mails Tor OeI-
. ; m. Monday and "Wednesday
Supplementary malls close az Foreign Sta
half later than closing time shown osi1S
Supplementary Mails ana CerltraA
America. Colon. close hour later az Foreign S
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BUST OF MkINLEY FOR 6ATTLEsHTP

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBJSEl
Springfield Ohio, June 10-Stacy B. Rankin. Of
this county secretary OF the Ohio Bankers Associ-
alton and of the commission appointed by Gov
ernor Nash to the funds for the purchase of
silver service for the battleship Ohio, has issued
a call for $50 oo0 for the silver service and for
bust of President Mckinley. who took part in the
launching of the ship The idea is to have the bust
placed in a prominent position the battleship-
The original plan did include the bust
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Highest temperature yesterday "a lowest a.
degrees: 10 for corresponding
for corresponding date
las, t0e years. IS degrees
Local To-Day; cooler. Light TO fresh
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

For New-Engand partly cloudy to-day, probably local
showers; Friday fair; light TO fresh winds becoming
wes to northwest
For New-York. fair to-day: cooler in Interior
Friday fair light to fresh northwest north winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day cooler In north
west portions; Friday fair light west 10 northwest
winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
to-day Friday light fresh north to northeast
For Ner-Jersey Delaware. fair today and Froay;
% fresh TO northwest winds
of Columbia and Mary land, ttlr To-Day
and FRIDAY; light northwest winds
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In IN. asgraln the white line shows tho
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Of last year:
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Burnetf's Cocoafne kills daudrur, ailays irritation
and promotes healthy growth of tbs Hair.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
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DR.. Parker,s Successor.

Rumor in England points to Rev. r.
!. Campbell as the successor to the
late DR.. Joseph Parker. Mr.. Campbell
is popularity known as bishop Of
Brighton" He had long been loved
and admired by the autocrats of the
City temple. Like DR.. Parker, Mr..
Campbell has striking features-a key
to their contrasting personalities. The
latter, though only 35, has gray hair,
but his eyebrows remain dark, thus in
tensifying the pallor of his face He
also possesses the magnetic gift of sus-
tanning the interest of vast audiences.
But here the similarity ends. Moth
ing of the dramatic mannerisms of DR..
Parker are to be found in Mr.. Camp
bell, who possesses calm, academic,
cultured and withal persuasive man
ner.