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New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
SpeciaL Notices.


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For the convenience ot TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SUNDAY TR1RUNE on his in the reading rooms Of the
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Grand Hotel Met-onCie Fad -Nauhein1- Hotel Angle
terre. Fms. Hotel Nessmer. Baden Baden. Hotel Ma
tionaI S+rasshsrv Grand Hotel Wi;helrrshohe
sell NSulie1s Hotel AK Ia Chappsle; Hotel Kaiser
hof Berlin: Hotel Metropoe. HeideIberE; Hotel ae
Hola1de- Mayence- Eshen- Hotel WurtennoerSe-.
Hof Nuremberg: Hotel -Four Seasors- Wiesheden;
Hotel Russie BAD Kissengen: Continental Hotel.
I.snover; IonrIrertaI Perrin.
AUSTRIA AND SW-ITZERLAND-HoteI Bristol. vIenns;
The Raur Lac. Zurich: Offcal Information Bureau.
Hot National. Grand Hotel
pup Carlsbad: Grant Hotel FFunxaria Budapest:
Hotel Victoria. Interaken. Hotel Europe Sslzbu-E:
Hotel Wenar Marfenbad- Hotel Victoria. Basic:
B9se: Hotel Bernerhof Berne: Continental Lausanne:
Fotel KlinEer. Narienbai- Rugeu Hotel Yung Frau
hick. Interiaksn. Grand Hotel Lausanne: Hotel
Beau Rivage. Geneva: Grand Hotel De Ia Pa'x
Geneva
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20

According to w c. Slade. mining engineer OF
Chicago, American capital connected with the Nor
gan interests is going 70 develop
TO BUILD Honduras. Yesterday the Wal
RAILROAD IN dorf he declared: After the pres
HONDURAS. ent revolution is over a railroad
will be built connecting the capital
with TruxiI1o. a deep water port in the northeast
corner of Honduras. Such a road would develop and
open up of the finest mining and farming coun
tries In Honduras It is said that the Morgan inter
ests back of the plan. The road will be about
three hundred miles long Everything is now de-
layed account of the Bona rebellion When
peace comes the road will be pushed Both sides
In the present struggle have made promises 10 help
the work II they successful
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
AN ASTRONOMICAL TRUST.
Professor Pickering, of Harvard, Proposes to
Combined Observatories.
tRv rr1EcRApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Cambridge Mass. April 19.-Professor Pick
ering of the Harvard Astronomical Observa-
tory, is working out plan to combine all the
astronomical observatories in the world into an
international trust, with aggregate capital
of S10,000,0O0. He thinks that there is too much
money wasted in making observations while
some stations have too many men and others
not enough to do good work. There is too
much competition along the same line of inves-
tigation.
He proposes to centraiize the incomes and
capital amounting to than S10.00OOOO
and introduce economical methods opening up
q wider field of work and enabling the poorer
observa tories to do better work Harvard would
have charge of the distribution and see that full
value received
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

This week promises an unusual number Of special
entertainments which have a greater or less right
to be classed with things dramatic. Chief among
them is the performance Of ''As You Like It. at
the Victoria Theatre Thursday afternoon. With
Mrs. Ninna Gale Haynes and kyrle Bellew in the
leading parts supported by several other actors
whose names Of past or present familiarity and
with the DAILY scenery. a production worthy of at
tention is promised. The performance is for the
benefit OF the Vassar endowment fund, so that
everything connected with :he production has been
music Will be one feature Cf the performance, for
Mr.. Krehbiel has selected songs and orchestral
pieces known 10 be Elizabethan
will give an evening of original monologues at the
waldorf-Astoria She will be assisted by string
quartet
Tuesday evening at Carnegie Lyceum, IN connec-
ton with the evening Of Irish song and art ar
ranged by the woman's South African League Dr.
Thomas Gaffney. of the College of the City of New
York will lecture Sheridan. with dramatic Sc
lections
london will give private dramatic recital of
shakesnaare's "Otheno" at Mrs. Osborn's Play
House on Thursday afternoon. at o'clock Mr.
Taran has been playing in "Paola and Francesca
under George AleXander's management
So the old Boston Museum OF happy memory ls
~ close IT'S long and honorable with stock
cornnanv ON the boards after all To be sure IL
IS only the Empire Theatre stock company which
hy i.s methods of presenting only one play year
and serving chiefly training school for Stars
-5t,, measures uu to the knees of the organiza-
,;on that used TO be in Plritanfcal boston az th
shadow of q safe rock in wicked stage isno
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
MONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS.

Max Nathan, treasurer Of the Iron. Steel Metal
and Manufacturing Trade Auxiliary or the Hospital
SATURDAY, and Sunday Association, reports the fol-
4oEing subscriptions 10 tie General Fund:
Nathan Manufacturing Company. Henry P Worth
1lgto1, George r BlaAe Manufacturing Company.
,1.teII1aTioIaI 11z,5 steam Pump Company, Manning.
GuggenheiTn's sons. Otis Elevator Company, Bah
COCK { Wilcox Company, Niles -Be1aent-Pond Com
2any. Benent-NfIes COMPANY Pond Mgchfne Com
pany. John A KoebEng's Sons, j. l. Mott Iron
A9 y 9Ths A 3 ye3lEins american Metal company.
Company. Singer Manufacturing Company. George
Phillip Carey Manufacturing Company the Mine
ana SIneIteT supply Sompany Adams Express Com
american Bridge Company, LeWtsohn Brothers.
Central Realty Bond ana Trust Company, Daniel
O'Day. Joseph Seep. Harvey Fisk & Sons, Liberty
Traders National Bank. Mercantile National Bank.
Hanover National Bank, J. Kennedy Tod & Co,
D G. Reid and Hendricks Brothers each si09:
Alnes Iron WORKS. r GIoodrich n Company ny W Wh1te-
pany, ". G A Fltcher Company, 6. \. Suter d
Co Miiken Brothers. Safety Car Heating and
Lighting Company, ". G. nois. Peerless Rubber
Manufacturing Company and E Naumburg Manu-
P5bf.e- Ns9iIf5ct1lring Company Boston Betting
Company. Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing
Company. c. I. Peirson & Co. A. Milne & Co,
Eaton; Cole & Burnham Company. Eugene P
Company. Potter & Johnson Machine Company,
Js 7I-S ,FThi;7- and p F'SgiraeriSe nee Gonna
Crocker Brothers Nassau Smelling and Refining
o2e E9F s5 aos5 @ o6an9 T2TRsea "a 4oBPiy 4 Baey s se tiers
Wells & Co. Revere Rubber Company. Crosby
Co and / Katzenstein & Co each s25; E y
Cokefalr. Columbia Engineering Works. George j.
Brown. Randolph Brandt. A ". Chesterton d Co
William Jesup & Son. George Nash COMPANY Ooer-
Tnsyer Co29any. Robert Cilchrist and @ Manhattan a,
R1tter Ne7r-York sand and Facing Company, H.
co6Fan JohnsSn i9s TempeFsfore Regulating Com
ranv and the Combination Ruler and Beiuhg
sCornza2y, each s., and NeW-YorS Potter Company
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
THE PASSING THRONG.

The adoption of elevators for handling rice was
the subject Of some remarks by g. G. Saunders. a
Southern rice grower, At the I'm
ELEVATORS periai yesterday. Said he: "Ele-
FOR RICE vators should be used for rice the
same other grains. Economy
would result. When rice is thrashed nowadays II
is put In bags and remains In them till sold This
Injuries il. Two men required for loading. two
to take the bags from the thrasher and cne is re-
quired to sew The cost Of thrashing a hundred
acres Of rice with the cost OF the bags is close
s120 Now. to use elevators TO clean and store rice
would save large sum. and Ii ought to be looked
into by the rice growers.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington April l9-Since Saturday night the storm
centre has southeastward from Northern Kan
sas TO the mouth the Ohio River. and there have
been showers with numerous thunderstorms in the
middle slopes. the central valleys. the
middle Gulf and the South Atlantic States
From the lake region eastward west Of the
Rocky Mountains weather been fair. Tempera-
lures have fallen the lower Ohio Valley and the
middle slope and have risen generally though de
cidedly elsewhere
There be showers Monday from the Ohio Valley
eastward and southwark. Monday night and Tues
Cay portion Of the Middle Atlantic States
and West and South England. Showers proba-
Bile TUESDAY the middle and south plateau and the
Central Rocky region Elsewhere the weather
will be generally Monday Tuesday. It will be
colder Monday. Gulf States and warmer in
the extreme II will be Tuesday
in middle slope. the lower Missouri and middle
Mississippi valleys.
On the New-Engand Coast winds will be fresh west
10 north on the Middle Atlantic Coast they Will become
and fresh TO brisk: on the South Atlantic Coast
fresh the Gulf Coast fresh
northwest. and the Great Lakes fresh
and mostly north
steamers departing Monday for European ports viii
winds mostly north, with increasing cloud
to Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
MINISTER STRICKEN IN PULPIT.
The Rev. DR.. Horton, of Philadelphia, Has
Attack Of Apoplexy and Dies Soon.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrN

Philadelphia, April 19-The Rev. Dr. Francis
A Horton, pastor OF Temple Presbyterian
Church, this city, was stricken with apoplexy
while preaching tonight, and died shortly after
being removed from the pulpit
d.. Horton was delivering a special sermon to
young men, and had been speaking about ten
minutes when his words became incoherent and
he tottered- Several of the congregation went
70 his assistance and he was removed TO his
home, where he died without regaining con-
sciousness. DR.. Horton was ffty-eight years
old, and before coming TO this city held charges
al Oakland, Cal. Cleveland and Providence.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
JESSE 6, HAWIEY.

Reading, Penn. April 19.-Jesse G. HawIey. pro-
prietor of The Reading Eagle" which he founded
in 1865 died here this evening. He slxty-three
years old. Mr. Hawley was of Quaker parentage.
and born in Chester County Penn, coming
here than forty years ago. Soon after coming
here he was admitted 10 the Berks County Bar of
which for years he was leading member. With
the establishment OF his newspaper he gradually
gave up the practice of law. He well known
for his charity and Iiberalty in the of edu-
cation. The Eagle of which he published daily.
Sunday and weekly editions. has under his guidance
become of the most valuable newspaper prop
critics in Eastern Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL RRAMAN SEXTON.

Samuel Braman Sexton. of Hyde Park, n. Y.
we'll known in yachting circles, died yesterday in
Augusta, Ga., after brief illness. Mr.. Sexton
the of the late Samuel ]. NJ. Sexton, p
hardware merchant in Chambers-st. Samuel Bra
Sexton born in Brooklyn thirty-three
years ago. He married Jean II. Denning, daush-
ter Of E. J. Dennng, the successor of A. T. Stew
art. Mr. Sexton at one time was the owner of
the yacht Talsman. He was & member of the
NeW-York Yacht the Union League, the Larch-
mont Yacht and Columbia Yacht clubs He leaves
a vVif1
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
c. =. u. INpoRses CANAL BILL.

Tie Central Federated Union yesterday. on the
molten Of Robert Campbell delegate OF Typograph-
zeal Union No. S. adopted a preamble and resolu-
tons n support OF the bill improving the Erie
Canal Copies VIII be sent 70 the Senators ana
Asse1nblyrnen who favor the measure before the
legislature a6toUrns- oil, -..
The prea-9bie saws that the farmers up the State
are Going az they can 70 prevent the bill from
bscorniuF law though the work Il started ~oalo
gre e-nrIozrnent 10 many thousand men
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
y w. c. A. CONVENTION ENDS.

WiIkesbarre. Penn. April 19.-The biennial con-
vention of the American Committee Federated with
the Worlds Young Women's Christian Association,
ended to-day with address by Robert E. Spear.
OF New-York The sessions to-day principally
devotional a short morning session held in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church, at which
Miss Harriet Taylor. OF Chicago. presided In the
afternoon there was u gospel meeting conducted
by Miss Barnes, president, and Miss Ruth PaXson,
secretary of the Student Department
In the evening Mrs Brown presided, and the Rev
Dr. Bickford, of this city conducted the opening
devotional service. Mrs. Brown thanked the people
of this city for their courtesy and hospitality.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
DR.. DAVID M'DILL.

Xenia. Ohio, April 19.-Dr. David McDfl1. widely
known author of theological works died here
to-day from heart disease He was formerly pro-
fessor of philosophy Monmouth College, and re-
tired last year from professorship in the Xenia
Theological Seminary. where he had taught since
1885. He trustee of Miami University, having
been appointed by Governor Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
rpANsPACTFIc MAILS.


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$50 m after April 4ts and up 70 April 10 inclusive
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostnaSfss>
Postocnce. New-York. y. z. April II, iseA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
HARRY L. MERRICK'S FUNERAL.
Burial of Writer Who Died at Washington
to Take Place on Wednesday.

Washington. April 19-The funeral of Harry l.
Merriek the paragrapher Of The Washington
Post" who died here last night, will take place at
Portsmouth Ohio next Wednesday. The body Will
leave here for Portsmouth tomorrow afternoon
accoupanied by the widow, her two young sisters
and some personal friends. Prior to the departure
the Episcopal burial service will be read in the
presence Of few friends by the Rev. George flske
dudley rector of St Stephens Church
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
PosroMr0 goffpe

Should be read DAILY by all interested chages
a
Foreign mails for the ending april -. 1909. will
close promptly in all cases. al the General Poso as
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time post mails for Ger
many close at .. Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary malls close at Foreign sta
ton half hour than closing time shown below tex
cept that Supplementary Mails far Europe and Central
tom.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20

Trhest temperature yesterday 81 degrees: lowest AZ.
81 Average for the corresponding
year average Temperature FOR correspond
ing date OF last twenty-five yeas. 80
Increasing eioudness to-day. rain
night, Tuesday rain winds beco-nng east ana brisk
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
PESOS IN CIRCULATION IN MEXICO.

Mexico City. April ls.-The Monetary commission
IS receiving thousands OF repues 10 eea t n eeuS
- %. s,,,,T sor a abatement Of the amount OF cash
I'D silver on hand March 81 Up TO date the amount
sss 30 nn0 The general estimate or BANKERS ls
80 ,be amount OF pesos In circulation Is sleeoso0o
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
BACK TALK.

frosn The Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. Hiram Ofen-That wifi do. You'll leave on
satGT6sy. ard you needn't bother me about rec
ot-rne l6ation.
5r-aset-Shure Oi hoy no intfntien OF giyin ye
Ieeo-arnen0s ton OH tell ne truth about ye 10
Ase.y Sirl that axes me-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20

William G. Stewart will produce The Bohemian
Girl in Stamford Conn. Tuesday night. for
the free scholarship fund of the American School
of Opera special cast has been engaged. with a
chorus of forty voices and orchestra of thirty
pieces. The entire production will be taken from
New-York The company. under the direction OF
William Parry. has been rehearsing for six weeks.
MIR. Stewart viii sing the role of the Count. Some
of the prominent citizens Of Stamford. headed by
Everett Moves. who is IN the cast. will tender a
banquet to the company after the performance.
At the vaudeville concert, in aid of the Actors
Home held las night the Metropolitan Opera
House under the management of Daniel Frohman
and the Vaudeville managers and agents of New
York, S4 900 taken in
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

fORECSSI FOR lN-AAi AMI 4Nf@oDf11-
For New-EngIand fair to-day; Tuesday probably rain,
except fair in Maine fresh north winds
For District Columbia and Maryland. rain to-day;
fresh southeast winds: Tuesday probably fair
For Delaware NeW-JeTsey. to-day: fresh 10
brisk southeast winds: Tuesday rain. followed by
clearing.
For Eastern increasing clOudiness to-day.
rain by night Tuesday rain winds becoming east and
brisk.
south portion brisk north winds: Tuesday fair
pennsylvania. rain to-day: Tuesday proba
bly, clearing: winds becoming east and fresh to brisk
For Western Nev-YoTk partly cloudy to-day. showers
v night In portion Tuesday fair. show
ers il east portion: fresh TO brisk north winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

.,o.,s, tbosa who arrived on the Etruria yester-
day
= p.r-.+, Colin F. Jackson.
u -' -. rserrard De Professor Arthur Gamgee
"a; hHN A Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stewart
c Z. p Hughes.
- - 49, Cedric which arrived Liver
pool Yesterday, were:
lanes Bowie, United states Mrs James Forsle'
consul at Liverpool The Misses g. r-rt.ed
Mrs ios C-,s-l.e = states Consul a Sheffield
MT alIu H'H- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson King.
Colonel william f5eIrs NJ and Mrs W. Lsycock
M s-,u Ms General and Mrs F. r
Walter Phelps Dodge "iHsi"N-
Colonel ". Coke.
On la Champagne. WhIch aifl'eu INN o
Yesterday
NJ caneco de Chase, NTs ffepe,t 0u Na''4
9asA"yr. - Mrs Bouscal
SSh@ -. A. C-svle NJ de Roceht.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20

Burnetfs Vanilla
leaves a good n is whole
some. Don't be cheated cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20

But there is certain fitness none the less IN MT Mr;
Frohman's selection of this organization TO play
the last engagement in the Museum. He has done
SO well in this that perhaps he will persuade Mrs
Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
NEw-YoRK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Mat spbae-tbarz 70 the DAILY and TPT-V EE1KLY Will
be charred one cent copy postage In addition TO
named above.
TUE T-7IprrNF VII be mailed Cuba Porto Rico.
Hawaii aud the Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign postage - .-,- 4 a.. 7--t-.-.at
rosta1 Tnion THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fol-
fc.rfru
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS. Morning

In this diagram continuous Write line shows the
Indicated by The Trbunes
eror9ne barometer dotted line shows the
,,-s as recorded BY local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the last
rentyto,r hours in comparison corresponding
date of
New-York tribune., 1903-04-20
VANS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC

r1-RA-Rx rail TO Port Tampa Fla and thenee BY
dailv. except Thursday az
+5s0 a m (the conrecting mails close here on Mon
davs Wednesdays and saturdays
uEyIcrC CITY-OvsrIand unless specially aoressed Ior
djsoatcb bv closes az this once eay excep
S-11iav al 30 .. n. and II I'D D. m sundays az
n and II 30 o. m .hs,c.
rail TO North SYdny duu
bx steamer this Office daily az 90 p = to-
Meeting mails close here every Nonday' "eoHeS'aS anu
Saturday .r.-oo
.Ioeas AZ this Office at $50 .. every Tuesday and
THURSDAY. 49,. - .s.-.. - s,aan,.-
.Josss this office daily al SD p m
TZr, PJ-ERTO CORTEZ and GCATEhAL@a-H -
So Oreans and closes az tntS
CAsce daily except sunday at 4l:30 ? N and IlisJ
s1ndavs at II 2. m. and f1l:SO p m tconleceiHs
r,aU closes here Mondays at I'll I'D p nj . -
CORA PTCA-By rail New-Orlears. ana tnence ~
sta,nar closes at Office daily. except Sindas ~
+.s0 % m I'll 30 sundays az u y n. N 80 -
III 30 D M -, u, Ill - Nfsrf
r. an5 tIsrre bv steamer closes this office az
45.3O a n every "Wednesday -,
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