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OBITUARY.
CLARK c. RICHARDS.

Clark G. Richards died on Saturday at Castleton-
on the Hudson. Mr. Richards was born in Castle
ton sixty-three years ago When a young man ne
connected himself with the wholesale hardware
house of Bingham & Co. at Cleveland. Ohio, where
he remained six years de then returned TO Caste-
ton and entered into partnership with his father IN
the mercantile business under the firm name OF
Richards & Son. This partnership lasted until the
death Of his father, after which the firm was
changed to c. G. Richards s. Bro His connection
with this business extended over a period OF forty
years. Castleton twice elected Mr.: Richards vii
iage president At the time of his death he was a
member of the Board OF Education Of the village
In politics he was n stanch Republican. In 1854
Mr. Richards married Helen \. Lane. daughter Of
Park Haviland Lane. Of New-York His widow
and two daughters Marion Clark Richards and
Mrs William B. jones the wife of Secretary Jones
Of the Albany Chamber of Commerce, survive him.
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Died.

gn'ngt e v Lens .6 a95 Is n e M .s
gagss a. s Jons Church Hatingfon
ii a n.
DU cHAILLUon May / 1908 at St PetsrsouEE Russia
the Park Presbyterian Church Ansterdan 1e and
cRAEFF-Drowued. Friday. June 10. 1908. Jane. Nc
kanS.s sT ESas Gras intsren; at West Port
Lake Champlain.
HARRIsune p ChaEotts =, Hairs 15 e wife e E
s ia James FaneraI from James NJ z Church. Reid
ave ana Monroe-str Brooklyn p m, Tuesday.
fzoLDEN-ou SUNDAY June 1898. suddenly q heart
failure. az his late residence No 81 Vest SS1-sLi
ss 9s at ti ta9 Br Pres6S5ss h@y: aPd
Tnts-unent in Greenwood
KEEP-On Sunday June q. suddenly. at ? NJ A Az.
ggss RoEs AeGR , efs s qesteE IL be Sss wsdnes
day. June Fl. at 1870 a m. from St stephens's
1AN1ER-on Sunday June IL Mary scclur. Lanisr.
widow OF J. F. D La4ier in the SD year q her age
ST. Tuesday Juns g. at 1880,
hsZ 81 s9 se Sss a naas ssr1 ices
On Tuesda June Is 1908 from bis late residence. No
Is MaPls-avs Rasway p ia a. So RvYorF IS
Pen3 2 5 EE926 E BEP9k LEASE pa d6P
Bfneaamton. n Y Emma Bump wife Of Charles z.
eo sr chu ri TINS Rnshanton Tsdnssda
$50 p Interrnent at oswego. y Y Denver anu
Colorado Springs papers please copy
PQSon sunda June IL 1909 M sdc. James M r B9a
evening % at clock. from his late esldeIce
Bergsn-avs. JERSEY City. y. J. Intsrrnenr
Woodawn Cemetery, New-Yorz.
MILITARY ORDER, LOYAL LEGION United
STATES C9rnnar1erg STATE o. Ne7.1 sli1 F
aeTa! services viii be held evening O'Clock from
Jersey City Companions are re-
ouested 70 order Of General THOMAS n
HUBBARD. Commander a NOEL BLAkENANt Pay
master Z. s Navy, Recorder
ROHE-On Monday. Tune q residences, No. lS4
Riverside Drive ThskIl Robe, widow o. Charles Rohe.
IN 69th Of her Funeral services AZ the
Church 81 Name, 9SJH-st- and Amsterdam
Thursday, June Is az II a. 1t Is kindly
requested that flowers De sent
sHAw-Entered into rest early Monday morning. Juns
% Joseph n Shaw, aged y years Funeral service
az his late residence Belport Long Island THURSDAY
June %. at 80 p n
sPFNCER-on Sunday. June q, 1908. Anna Freeman.
eldest daughter Of the late Joseph W and Anra =
Service No. g Taylor Place. south
orange, n. J, $50 O'clock. on Tuesday June %
wATROus-At Atlantic city. June 81. 1903. Walter
" Wa-ro1,s Funeral $50 Lexirgron-avs at
0 T. to-day. Intermeut at WoodlaWn
wHEELER-suddenly at South Dover. y. Y. on June
NJ 1893 Theodore Wheeler. aged is years Funeral
from ais late residence, Tuesday, June .. at u
Carraqes win meet The leaving Grand Central
Station Harlem Division. 9,oS a
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AT TIE VARIETY HOUSES.

Al Proctor's Fifth ave. yesterday "A Prodigal
Father" was presented by the stock company. At
7iftv-eighth-st H. J. Eryans old farce "A Terri
be Middle" t.'Uncle'D was revived At Twenty
third-st Miss Flo Irwin the leading attrac-
ton.
tinues another week.
A new mystery pioture" is on exhibition at the
Eden Musee this week.
At Pastors there are several act sketches,
the leader being Scenes in a Dressing Room
r1aved nv the McWatters and Tyson Company.
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A BOGUS BARON ARRESTED
George de Focke, SAID To Be
Wanted Here for Bigamy,

Dresden, June 22-George De Focke, an al
legged baron. has been arrested here and SEN
fenced to ten days Imprisonment for assuming
a title of nobility. On his release he win be
turned over To the Berlin police who want him
on the charge Of swindling. It is further as
serted that he is wanted by the American police
on the charge of bigamy in having married
New-York woman while his wife, a San Fran
cisco actress, was alive The names of the
American women are not given. De Focke, who
Is Hungarian, succeeded in ingrat iating him
self into the highest society here.
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL WHEATON.

Washington, June 22,-The funeral Of Major Cen
eral Frank Wheaton, who died here last week, took
place to-day with full military honOrs. Following
short service at the family home. services were
held Ct ST. Johns Episcopal Church Bishop Sat
terlee officiating, assisted by the Rev. F s Dur
lap. The burial was at Arlington Cemetery. The
pallbearers included Generals Hawkins Sinclair,
Gillespie and Bell Admiral 4. C. Taylor, Captain
Charles H Campbell. Commander Richard q.
Davenport and A T. Marsh.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington Jurs 22.-Pressure throughout the
country except IN the extreme Northeast the
Pacific Coast thunderstorns been
general from Mississippi Valley except in
the Middle States Nevv-England- There
were also showers Gulf Temperatures
have fallen considerably the Middle Atlantic Coast, in
the South Atlantic the Ohio Valley. the
extreme Southwest They have risen in the East Gulf
States northern slope. West OF the Rocky
weather has been partly cloudy, with
showers temperatures the northern dis
There viii be showers TUESDAY the Atlantic states
nd lower lake region, IN the central Rocky
Mountain region and the Northwest and showers Wednes-
~ in the slope region the Mississippi Valley
cuff states Il will Tuesday in the middle
~ ana central valleys cooler Wednesday tbs
pc 80 he
wednesday the Middle Atlantic States. upper Ohio
an me NeW-EnEiand and Middle the
rtnds will be brisk becoming west Wednes
49, on South Atlantic Coast fresh n BRISK a1lc
osst light 10 fresh and mostly north; -he lakes
fresh north becoming east WecIesaay ana on me 49,
Iees variable becoming north and fresh probably Disk
on Ontario and eastern Erie
STEAMERS departing Tuesday for European ports VIII
speciaI forecast Advisory warnings Tot strong sI
vtds have been Issued Atlantic Coast stations from
Cape May TO Boston
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For England. rain to-day; "wednesday fair. er-
=. - m the coast: brisk east winds becoming west
Wednesday.
For Eastern New-Tor Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware
and New-Jersey today fresh 10 brisk east "inds
Wednesday fair. warmer ,,u5 t- 90
FTo- lie District Columbia and Mary iana ram 20
ssv wednesday fresh east WINDS becoming
- western Pennsylvania to-day; wednesday
fair warmer; variable winds becoming north ara tIe
rro- western Nevg-York showers and cooler
wednesday fair; variable winds. neeoIalhs "oI'' ~
fresh brisk.
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he will depend upon his own construet!veness ara
individuality rather than upon art1nclal devices
outside -
Wages will rise from demand, and demand van
be based upon the natural and constructive els-
nents before noted The value OF labor Will stssdI
lily and sodly increase in proportion as ndustridi
confidence and peace prevail .
Back 70 first priuciplesl The need Of the hour -
r psychological study OF human nature, instead OF
a pseudo-polltical economy which nearly ms aad
its HENRY WOOD
Mohonk Lake. n Y, June 1s 1909
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THE GREENFIELD CELEBRATION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The citizens Of Greenfield, Mass. desire 70
express 20 you their grateful appreciation OF the
interest taken by you the celebra ton OF the th
anniversary Of the Incorporation OF this town, and
they thank you fO- the valuable assistance
given BY articles and illustrations which con-
trieuted much toward the success attending the
day. W G PARAFtD,
Secretary for the COMMITTEES on Arrangements
Greenfield Mass. June a. 1903.
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NEW SCENERY AT THE METROPOLITAN
Costumes for the Wagner Operas Also Or
dered by Mr.. Conried in Berlin.

Berlin. June 22-Mr. Conried, director Of the
Metropolitan Opera House. New-York, has ordered
from Berlin firm full equipment Of costumes
and scenery for the Wagner operas which he is to
produce next season.
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VICTORIA ROOF GARDEN.

The leading acts at Hammersteins ROOF garoeh
on the Victoria Theatre hold over this week. Inc
-,,,,sfcaI ex+ravaganza By Mr.. Hammerstein. the
trained horses the four Nightons. acrobats ana
the others were again welcomed last night A
newcomer is Miss Edith Helena. who gives re-
narkabIe imitation OF a violin and reaches Top
80 :, her singing that astonishes the audience
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Last night the Manhattan Theatre was decorated
IN honor Of the 150th performance OF The Earl Of
IaautucLet" which was attended by Captain
wrnge. of the Shamrock the British Consul Gen
eral and other invited guests
vE-,1rsr, BRADY cables from London that Miss
Grace George positively will not appear" in Mr.
Trees prediction Of Pretty Peggy Is IL possible?
Nfrs Fiske has been sequestered in the forests
about heidelberg In the last week. studying Mr.,
Ibsen's ''Hedda Ciabler-
The silly story that Miss Josie Sadler to
leave Peggy from Paris" next season to go out
IN the support OF a shop-made star was quietly
hurled Yesterday. when Miss sader signed three
years contract with MT. saVa5s-
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LARGE RECEIPTS FOR CHARITY.

London. June 22-Beerbohm Trees afternoon per
Torrance to-day Of The Man VINO was at MS
%To+.-+,-s Theatre for the benefit Of Queen Alex
ardra's sanatoriurn at Davos, Switzerland, Melted
s25gc5. Lord RothschId paid $3.50 for box, and
other patrons paid fancy prices Forbes RobeIs ton
Szrrtr7da Elliott, Nine. Sarah Bernhard EowaFd
SEYMOUR Hicks and Ellaline Terrss contributed 10
rl,ar M
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DUss IN VENICE.

The soloist at the Madison Square Garden geog
raphy lesson this week is Miss Shanna Cumming
she had warm reception last evening. Wednes
dsv night will be devoted to the music of Wagner
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TERRACE GARDEN.

The opera Martha sung last night at the
Terrace Garden, Fffty-eghth-st- Terrace C1aroen
has the advantage of & thoroughly covered auol-
+o-11rn a very present help in these times OF
s+orr, and chill and the audiences there have not
been so much affected as most Of the other sum-
nor resorts Martha" Will be sung all the week.
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rnlprx DROWNED IN cLoUpsURsT.

BeIpra6e June "a cloudburst occurred yester-
day at the village OF Zeno.n. near knajzevas. and
hfty-four houses were demohshed' Ihifty persons
,gere drournad The damage done is estimated at
$4,000
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ST. NICHOLAS GARDEN.

c,-eatore the agile, began his second week at the
ST Nicholas Garden last night He has at last
consented TO allow other vaudeville acts on the DIE,
and last night a varied programme was presented
n the audience
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Pn.fnmcr Notice.

Should be DAILY BY al interested, as changes
Foreign mails for the week ending June q 1ScS VIII
promptly cases. the General Postolics As
follows Parcels Mails hour earlier than
closing time below. Parcels post mails Tor Ger
many close az 2. Monday. -
Fsgu-r and Supplementary mails close AZ orelso 30
ton half hour later than closing tins shoH below teepe
that Supplementary malls for Europe and Central amer
lea. via Colon close later Foreign Statonl
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFTC


CCBA--By rail 70 Port Tampa Fla and thence ~
Office daily. Thursday.
1880 ohe connectlng mails close here On Mon
days Wednesdays and Szturdays)-
MEXICO CTY-Overand unless specially addressed fer
dispatch By steamer closes this ofcs daily. except
sunday al 1870 2. m. and 1870 .. n. Sundays az
D n. and 1880 II.
NEWFOTNDLAND--By rail- % North Sydney. ART
thence BY closes az this once daily at $50
D m connecting mails close here every Monday
Wednesday and saturday
JANAICA-By rail Boston. and thence b. steamer
closes al this oHnce az $50 ,. m every Tuesday and
Thursday
MIOJELON-By rail Boston. AMI thence BY steamer
closes az this Office daily az $50 ~
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ and GCATEAlALA--Ey rau
10 NsvE-Oreans thence steamer. closes this
orlce daily. except sunday rl5O D. n and I'll 80
Il ? n III 30 . m Connecting
Az closes Mondays at fiI3o p M
COSTA PICA 10 NeV-Oriears y
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highest temperature yesterday. "a degrees lowest 90
average yesterday. e2; average 'of ts 1t ssts
e., 80 GO. average temperature for corresponding GATE
Isl rwent years, 20 .. tr{sx .ast xyfnds-
Local for5casI.-Htain To-Day AsSN ~ $3.50 49,
Wednesday. eld warmer
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

= - diagram the continuous white line shows the
N -. q, nresgure as indicated BY The Iribunes SELF
c, barometer The dotted line shows me tefnpeFA-
- as recorded b. the. local Weather bureau
- following ohlcAl record from the Weather buFehu
~ the changes the tsnperature for the last twenty
err hours IN comparison with the corresponding cate OF
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3 sESaiser Wilhelm IT, via Plymouth. CherboUrg and
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


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