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vIss Vancouver Victoria. S G. close
here daily $50 up TO June - assas.s. Sr
df=natch pers Empress OF Japan MeschsIllse -,
u s Postal Agency at Shanghai Sannot pc lotN4roed
chtna ana Japan via SEATTLE close here daily at sSO
% m uu 10 June TO Inclusive Tor dlspatch per .
Hyadss
FancIscos here daily al $50 p m ID % June tl
fncIIsEve for dispatch per Korea - -
Seattle. close here daly az 80 y -
Tacoma close here daily az osSV
o m Ip June t2O inclusive fer dispateh PER : =
Victoria ,,..x ~ f<.t.s..,-
sst Samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco close hsts
Tally ar 6.3O D. after MAY 80 and Up 20 June ~
inclusive dispatch per ; ~ tsy
connect with this dispatSE e1tts
,ssusEcosinx $50 a. r-- $50 a. n and 6s" p m
s @ AMI Forwarded until the arrival % the Cuuard
f texeeps wss0. Fiji Islands and New Caledcnis
1speTalIy addressed oniyl Wa ancoVer and VICTOR -
S q close here daily at $50 p m up 10 June t-e.
sTcfrssva fore dispatch per 3 - Moana.
china. and specially addressed mail
SHr the Philippine Islands. Via san Francisco. close
here daily $50 p n up 20 June - ei1si'e' tS'
Islands here daily az
~ 81 m up June rs Inclusive. for dispatch per y
rh,,i and Msrauesas Islands via Francisco coss
here daily AT $50 70 July 70 incustVe for as
patch 8. MariposS
Forwarded Europe. and New Zealand and philippines
"a Ss1 quickest routes Phiippinef
specially via Canada via Europa must
BE flIy prepaid the foreign rates. Hawaii Is for
rd4dv san Francisco exclusively.
forwarded port OF sailing daiip
AMI the schedule closing arranged the prsscnp
overland transit TRezsteret
CORNELIUS VAN CrTr. PostrnastaFS
Posto6fcss New York. y. x. June 5. iSo3
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
OBITUARY.
JUDGE GEORGE n. DURAND.

Flint Mich, June S-Judge George H. Durand,
Democratic candidate for Governor at the last cleo
tion until he stricken with paralysis and COM
peed to withdraw from the ticket. died suddenly
from stroke of apoplexy his farm few miles
from this city to-day Judge Durand was born In
CohIeslfT N Y, coming to this State when boy
He studied law and admitted to the bar in
1850 In 1874 he was elected to Congress ana
served one term In 1892 Judge Durand was ap-
r,ir+ad to the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy
caused nv the resignation of Justice Morse
An important chapter of his life was his part as
sDecial counsel for the government. under Ffesl-
dent Cleveland in furnishing the Pacific Coast gang
of opium and Chinese snnugglers- He was IN the
West engaged in the prosecution of the smugglers
for four years and convicted twenty-four of them
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
A BENEFIT FOR GUYS HOSPITAL.
Alfred Austin's "FloGden Field" and The
Man Who Was" Presented.

london June S-A theatrical performance for the
hence. % C,,,v.s HospitaI was given at HIS Majes-
tvs Theatre tonight in the presence OF fashion,
able audience. headed by the King and Queen and
the Prince and Princess of Wales. The programme
consisted Of Alfred Austins drama FlodGen
Field" which fell rather fat. and Ainsey Peile's
adap1ation OF Kiplings story, The Man Who
Was" Bee-bohn Tree, in the leading role. was
warmly app.auded at the close OF the powerful one
act play
Alfred Austin and Mr. Tree were afterward pre-
sented To their rnaiesties who congratulated them
on the success of the performance az result OF
which over $1,000 VIII be handed to Guys Hospital
Eeerbehm Tree has instituted a rule not 10 per-
nit the author ot piece &c appear on the stage al
the end Of a performance.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
PROTEST AGAINST APPhAIsEhS'
Austrian Exporters Complain of What They
Call American "Chicanery.

Vienna June S.-The Austrian ana u Ai ian
Exporters Association has sent cii
lis members regarding what it describes as lhe
cbieauerv~ practised by the American customs
srr,raisers in handling European imports The
circular points out that mich injustice results
from the course Of procedure in the case OF ap-
peals from the decisions of the appraisers not
sufficient time being allowed 20 the importers
70 obtain proofs from the country OF origin 1naI
their invoices correspond TO the market value
~ the goods in the country where they are
rnar11TaFfrIre6 The members are invited TO IN
fo-u tha association OF all cases in which they
suffered such injustice in order that cohecdNe z
evidence may be submitted 10 the American
(roEernnafnf
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Special Notices.

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Grand Hotel Pupp Carlsbad Grand H2tel H1hss J1ls,
Budapest: Hotel National, Carlsbad; Hotst vIego-'
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West Ead Carlsbad, Hotel Euler. Basls. H2.e'
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Hotel Beau Rfvage. Geneva: tra5h1 E1o-t1
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Rhine. Ns1ha1sen Haus. Carlsbad, s5rand Ho'si
H5te Baur Lac. Zur.ch
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
NOT A BOMB. BUT A BOUQUET.
German Empress Frightened on the Recent
Trip to Frankfort

Perrin Jrne S-A dispatch from FRANKFORT
s.,-s h., while Emperor William was driving to
=. tn IN which Saturdays singing competition
- .,..e = woman threw a bouquet into the
ir,,,s-ial carriage The bouquet struck the En-
-,aror,s helmet and was so forcibly thrown tnat
tbe Empress who was sitting beside emperor
William jumped up frightened The thoughtieSS
s-+b,,sia-+ was arrested She received severe
lecture and was then discharged Inc fralh7 n
fort people had been warned preHIo,uSIS 1ot ~
throw flowers into the Imperla1 caiIl@ee-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
"THE mockINe BIRD" SILENT.

Miss Mabelle Gilman did not succeed YESTERDAY III
adjusting difficulties with the Six Little sires
(sorne saw seven but six is right and last night
there was no performance of The Mocklng bllu
- tho pifo, Theatre Several hundred people
.atbered In the rain before the theatre, filed IN,
and got their money back Miss Gilman alleges
that there is due her seven weeks salary. 0he
saws she will not play THE MocEing Bird any
more though dates had been made Tor the summer
at Mania tfan Beach and Atlantic City. and tnat
she will not play in the future unoer the 0ho
ont
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
STOCK AT WEST END.

Despite the rain the West End Theatre last night
was comfortably filed with an appreciatlVe Har-
lem audience, which welcomed the Flke Nhea1Ie
Stock Company at the opening of its summer sea-
son in New-York. The play presented was "Ine
Charity Ball." in which the cast showed 10 ad-
vantage The company is well balanced and the
audience was greatly pleased with the presentation
of the play The company Will continue through
ont the warm weather at the theatre (Which IS
cool and comfortable house,. and Judging oy Iase
nights audience it will add to tse reputation II
ha already gained.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
END OF REBELLION.
VenezueIan ReUoIut5on Reported
Crushed at COrO.

Paris June S.-The Venezuelan legation has
received a cable message from Caracas saying
that after . brilliant campaign, including fights
at Barquisimeto and Coro, the revolution is
ended.
willemsted Island Of Curacao, June SIT is
now admitted in revolutionary circles here that
the Venezuelan revolutionists were recently de-
feated at Barquisimeto and Coro, and that the
cause of the revolution is losing ground
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THE POPE WELL AGAIN.
Great Improvement in His Condition Re
ported from Vatican.

Rome June S-The Pope's health continues
satisfactory Since the time His Holiness was
Archbishop of Perugfa he has been occasionally
troubled with hemorrhoids, especially after a
Deriod of fatigue This is the now, but
no operatfon viii be necessary. The Pope IS
much better and may be said tonight to be
entirely well again.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
SHEEP DO NOT THRIVE IN TURRETs
superimposed Arrangement Condemned on
French Warships.

Cher0ourg June S.-The system of superim-
posed turrets on warships has been condemned
by the naval commission which has been eX-
perinenting with the battleship Henri " The
final trials to-day were to test the possibility OF
men occurring the lower turret while firing was
going on from the upper turret. Four sheep
u,oro tied M in the lower turret to represent
gunuers and after ten shots had been fired
three of the sheep were found to be dead The
fourth had broken away and had sought refuge
in the CAPTAINS cabin.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THE gEICHsBANK's HIGHER RATE

Berlin. June s-The rate OF discount OF the I'm
perfal Bank OF Germany was raised to-day from 3iz
O Der cent. Before The central committee OF the
hank President Koch gave the reasons fer the
change He said the last returns showed liabilities
Sa.Jes.ea0 higher than year ago. The metal stock
Was SO 800 600 less.
The newspapers express the hope that the higher
rate OF discount viii cause return Of money from
the United States. since the extension OF loans
might cause a disturbance In the German market
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
rRANsarLANTIc MAILS.


TUEsDAT-At $50 FOR Italy direct Per f, $ Si a.
9i 9i,sa Mno an % m an = m e+IppisnenTary p for
Europe per $ > -kronprinz Wilhelm. via plymouth
$50 mn FOR or F4sSps i4ggs4 gsT must 5s d 81
Eectsd per > $ St Pau ] = a5 mail maj a nus us Be dfrseted
per $ $ No9rdanl'J ): SD tsuppenlsntsry 10
a. M for EgToPs' per ms or aHores 1sianG
Peninsular. $50 m for Europe Per : = mail
for F.ance Switzerland. Italy spain, Portga EuT i Sesi
EgyRt SIsSec. - Fu st Bisrnarck''). m
France Switzerland y I spain TorsP25 P25'f Mauez per
3 s. La Brstagne davre mail for other parts u
s4rRg6aqAs E4qEfg6 nls eS 45e & Lr 5sr
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WeimaG'O: At m rsc1ss for Beisqm Der elFg zeean
az $50 a Tor scotland direct per al II a.
nm Ilafe fer Hs psnsrf @ direct Hela cnaii must o'
.pRfTFD dtTssfsa fs IfrER ETcrhls takes PTnts
Matter an eIas5 Of man matter other parts %
FnTope will not be sent by this ship unless sPeeiy
After the Closing suPDIssntsy MATS Ts
opnsd sls ON the piers American EngSh f e
Mi1nes spq Gesnofn Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
' INDIES. Ere
TUEsDAYAt $50 tggpeRfnaTyn SUPPL Rea and O south Pacific
norts per 5 AIanca via Colon (na Io+ 10 N fo~
must be dreSfsq sqaue Barbados British Dutch and
InsE Egsnsh and dfa Haiti per Bolivia (a FOR savaHA
must be d,recled II go a. m for Brazil. per a1r
and Santos lnldll lot
s kaf1r Prince p a =
- - barbados and Northern BrazlI per > -
para ManaOsf at lZ-5O p n N91R1r
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mai yor Mexico PrOsreso caIfpecu.s anu '0'
he per $ -SpsrAl1zd -
r-RfDsY~At IL m for St kits ST Martins u, Eus =
- ard british Dutch and French Guiana PEI -
f4er at 10 m for Mexico per M3tanzas va VIA a. "a
oico irnau nust be directed per s. s SdO4I~aS > q
- 20 Srgentine Uruguay and paraguay PJI
II,natia af / o. m. Porto Plata per >
from Boston 1niaII other parts Of the D9lncs 30
nnIio rnust be directed per s. 8 F0N1sell - At wv
FOR steamer from F1tliIs-N -
sT-irPD 4Y-At for BaroaIos anu I1-sZl,
Catonia via JanerO Gnail for Nor'lefh s4; go
a-@anrfns Uruguay and Paraguay must De ei5ects1
t.nsr 3 Catania'') at m for NewfoGndand' ~
rSosaIfnd: at 80 a. for Argentine, Lrusul5 -
Paraguay per BelIanock at SO a. N, % 'Srgg S
-nan+sTv g5O a. for Porto Rico Curacao anu Eeiz
ieIa per 5 Philadelphia (nai for IltIs
SssTTagena must directed per s > Phl :
a. 10 a M complementary 10:30 a M for FoEtue
Tsfsr5 Jamaica Savanilla and Cartagena per, ;.
1Ifeghany (nan for Costa Rca must De dIeeIeu
Aueghany''): $50 a. m tsuppierneh mary ~ iO.a'
m ) for Haiti and Santa Marta per >
a. o3O a M Complementary 1880 a. M Ior LSeNars
and yyinfvvard Islands British, Dutch ana FrenLh
anu nl-H Carfbbee Grenada and Trint-
dad rnTst be directed per : Cariooee p az 10 IN
ssrar e Daggry''); at 10 a. m for Cuha PEI >
Moro Castle, VIA EaVdut' dl A--'o = '' ~ ' -
Curityba. via HaVaha
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
MR. BARRIE'S PLAY AT PARIS.

Paris June S-The one night production of ]. NJ.
Rarrie's play 'The Admirable Crichton," at the
Renaissance Theatre this evening, by CharIes
Frohman's entire London company, which, with
the scenery, was brought over especially for the
occasion proved a success. An appreciative audi
ence composed largely of resident and visiting
Americans filled the theatre and warmly applauded
the pIay j. VI. Barrie among those present
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THE REV. a, M. HALL.

PIainfeid N j. June S-The Rev. Archibald NJ
Ball eighty-four years of age. who years ago
wars pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at Elrira
Y preceding the Rev. Thomas K. Beecher.
died to-day at the home of his son. T. H. Ball, in
Myrtoe-ave. He was graduate Of Oberlin Uni
yersity He leaves four and one daughter
The huriai will be at Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TERRACE GARDEN.

the second week of the summer opera season
Of Terrace Garden began last night with a per
formance of I'll Trovatore." opera chosen 1or
this week ito balance ,.4e Ofenbach performances
of the first week
''Boccaccio' will be given next, IN hne Wlth tliS
nocv Of alienation light with more serious music
Verdfs work was we'll received by the audience last
foht
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
FOR THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.

BaIston Spa, N. Y, June (SpeciaD--Ine
Methodist and Baptist congregations have taken
ul The Tribune fresh air work and are solicit
ing in this village for the care of children The
plan was advocated on Sunday in local pulpits.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
,,,,,s roFvr.RpEp OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

TRANSACTED.
PORT Tampa. Fla. and thence by
tssrsT closes at this Office daily except IhuTscay az
(the CONNECTING mans NV ~
Wednesdays and Sa1uf'laSsl-, ,,5E-.--a4
dsnatch by steamer, closes az tnIs once IalS,
SUNDAY at ] 80 p. m and H'So D. H. 9uu4aSS a'
4Sl-By rail North sydney AMI tnence
rosss at this Office daily at $50 tcoli
sc1s9e mails close Monday, "Wednesday ard
rsNsICEBv rail 70 Boston. and thence By stearn@r
closes this Office at go p m every Aue' ~
Thursday 49, - .rs-~o ~, s+aar,e-
aIsssS az This office daily $50 m
IZE PUERTO COR,TEZ and 6iUATEMALA-By rast
- orleans and thence by steamer closes at tbs
ofsce daily except Sunday. at 71So p m. ana 5 III %
SUNDAYS az II D and Tll;3O p m toilhs- r
ms mail closes Mondays ar t11:3O p m n-f. :.
f-6S7r4 PICA--Bv New-)riea0s and theTCs ~
cJosss at this Office daily. except sunday ss
II 40 o m and f11:30 . m. sundays at 81 ? a. ara
n m connecting mail closes here tuesdays az
1fia0 ?. M ss... -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Nh NEGRO VOTE IN TRANSvAAL-
Right of Suffrage To Be Exercised by "hl'e
British Subjects Only.

Pretoria. June SIN consequence OF the oppo-
ei,ion "a the municipal enfranchisement OF COL
,red men. the government has decided to amend
the municipal ordinance so as to exclude ahels
s we'll as colored men. thus restricting the
e-s,,cl,fse 70 white British subjects
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Pn.fomce Notice.

should be read DAILY by all Interested as cnAIs0
Foreign ending June 10 Isu5, Wa
close (prorptly in al cases. at the Genera 80,
ParceEs-Posr carrier Ihdn
closing below Parcelspost mails for Ger
many close Z. m. Monday and WEDNESDAY a.,
Regular and Supplementary mails close az FoIetsn
ton half than closing time shown osioN
cept Supplementary Malls for Europe ana
America. Colon. close hour later at hofsish ~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

Highest yesterday. g degrees lowest q
average &C. average corresponding date last year %
average for corresponding date years, 81
Local forecas-Fair To-day; Wednesday showers an
cooler.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TIE IL s. S. BUFFALO BACK.

-r. T--,t. 81 States steamer Buffalo. Conifhaiuei
De arrived here yesterday from Gibraltar me
Bufralo went 10 Nice supplied the ships OF tils
:. ..zfx.axaa, Souadrou with and necessarles,
Meeiisil aiAeaii a. hasrd some nvalided seanen Tor
aer, a11 Sh, LEFT Nice May 13. The voyage was uii
eventful
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
STATEMENT OF TRADE FOR MAY.

London. June s-The May statement of the
Board of Trade shows & decrease Of s., 7,1S3.ooo
in imports and an increase OF S7.475,5oo in ex-
nartx
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

HOUGHToN- -ACHEsoN-At Pittsburg, Penn. June 9.
1908 Acheson niece Of Mr. and Mrs
John Zantznger Speer. OF Pittsburg Mr. Walter Ed
wards Houghton, of Stamford. Conn.
RDING-ENGLEZBERT-At Trinity Chapel. on
Monday June s. 1903. by Rev. William H Vibbert.
D D.. Ldrman Wflrerdng and Isabel Louise
Egebert of the late Patrick Sinons OF
Mich.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Mr.. BOWEN ON WAY HERE.

Caracas. June s-The United States Minister
Herbert W Brown, left La Guayra to-day fol
New-Ycrk on board the Red D Line steamer Mara
caibo.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
in indicated by the Tribune's SELF
recording dcted ae shows the tenDefa-
tire the local Weather bureau
The following official record from the Weather bureau
shows changes temperature for the last twenty
four comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TO HAVE THEIR OWN COUNSEL.

Washington. June s--Norway and Sweden hav
decided to be represented by their counsel a
The Hague when the Venezuelan case is taken ul
for arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. SConditions are unsettled east OF
the Rocky Mountains and local showers and thunder
storms have occurred all districts, Including New
r-neand wave Of marked high pressure Is moving IN
from the extreme Northwest and temperatures have fallen
considerably from upper lake region west
Ohio Valley and eastern lower lake region
they have risen considerably Elsewhere east Of the
Rocky Mountains they have changed but little west OF
the Rocky Mountains weather has been partly cloudy
high temperature, except on the California coast
Conditions VIII continue unsettled during the next two
davs with local from the slope region eastward
preceded however by fair weather in the lower lake
region and Middle Atlantic States. There viii also he
showers Tuesday the Central Rocky Mountain region
plateau IL VIII be cooler Iues-
dgv in the central valleys. upper lake region middle
slope states, and probably cooler Wednesday
in TIE lower lake region Middle and South Atlantic
states II will Wednesday in the Northwest
on the New-Englsnd and Middle Atlantic coasts the
winds will be light fresh south to west; on the South
fresh and mostly SOUTH on the
cuff coast variable: the upper lakes fresh west to
northwest, the lower lakes variable. becoming
and fresh. -,
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light 10 fresh southwest winds with
shovery weather north of the fortieth parallel.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Married.

Burnett-s Cocoaine promotes the growth Of the
Hair and renders dark and glossy
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

NEW-YORk CITY.
Mil st,bserfbers TO the DAILY TRIW iEFLLY viii
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the rates named above.
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed to Cuba Porto Rico
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign postage. -. =. -, r-....--.t
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE win be mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

A.-A.-CusweII, Massey & Co.'S
CREAM OF CT c Z M p X
for the skin. Immediate in effect All dealers
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
FORECAST EoR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-EngIand partly cloudy day, with showers
in northern portion southwest Winds fair
Wednesday.
For Eastern New-Yor fair to day showers and cooler
Wednesday; fresh south winds
New-Jersey partly cloudy day showers Wednes-
1ay with cooler in interior, light south winds, shift
ing 10 west
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to day showers and
cooler Wednesday, light fresh southwest to northwest
winds.
For the District Columbia and Maryland fair to-day
ard cooler Wednesday; light south ~las sht
ing o west
For Delaware, partly cloudy to-day; showers Wedues-
day; Iigh . fresh south winds, shifting 10 west
Western Pennsylvania, parity CLOUDY To-Day Snow
cooler by night Wednesday; hsht 10 fesh
winds. -,
For Western Neyv-YorI fair to-day; partly cloudy
wirds
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

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