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New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
A FEMALE Hamlet.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Adelaide Kem, at the Harlem Opera House
last night. appeared the Melancholy Dane, pre-
senting a somewhat chubby appearance, and ap-
pealing to the audience in varying ways. Some
there were who grieved, some who smiled, some
indeed who appIauded with enthusiasm. Women
have played Hamlet before, and doubtless VIII
again There is no law to prevent. and hardly any
reason for wishing such law. After all, what
does # matter? One doesn't have to go to sec
them, unless she chooses. Miss Mathieson, who
played "Everyman" beautifully. has played
Hamlet though not in America, and her perform
might we'll be worth seeing. Miss kefm
scarcely has the Englishwo1nan's qualifications for
the task however. and the experiment IN Har-
lem this week will probably attract only the circle
of Miss Kein's admirers, who appear to be nu-
rnero1Is
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
GENERAL soYNroMs MEMORY HoNoRED

washington June 5.-Waghington newspaper
,o-raenondents to-day paid tribute 30 General
a. Y, Boynton. who died at Atlantic City Satur-
dav At a meeting called by Major John NJ Car
son. the dean Of ths corps. COMMITTEES wRs ap-
pointed to draft suitable testimonial to be pro-
sen+sa 70 Mrs Boynton In calling the correspond
ents TO order Major Carson spoke In eulogistto
farms of General Boynton's long service news
naner man in washington. The Commissioners OF
the roiatrict OF Columbia also adopted ninuhs
General Boyntou's death. speaking OF bis services
as a soldier g. correspondent and member Of the
r,,strict Board OF Education AS a mark OF respect
,o his memory. the flag the District Building
LIN ~ n he Of halfriast until after the funeral.
washington tonight and was taken % his late
ssnsrs md members of the Gridiron Club and
otpsr frien6s who acted guard OF honor until
She undertaken took charge or the oody.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
Mr.. DAMRoscH's CONCERTS.

This is the last week of Mr.. Damroschs excel
lent concerts the roof Of the New-York Theatre.
Last night the Fifth Symphony of Beethoven was
played. Tonight. Wagner night" Janpolsk will
sing wotan's Farewell. from die Walkure."
Messrs. Barrere. Dubois. Tabuteau and Leroy, four
of the five French musicians for whose importa-
ton Mr.. Danrosch fined LOCO by the Musical
Union. will be professors of their respective in
strurnonts in the Betty Loeb Memorial School Of
Musical Art when it opens in the fall. They play.
respectively, the flute, the trumpet. the English
horn and the clarionet. The first three are now
playing regularly with the New-York Symphony
Orchestra. NJ. Leroy will begin TO play tonight
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
SCHUMANN-HEINK ] AGAIN.
ACADEMY OE MUSIC.

Nine Sehumann-Heink, who has been playing
loves Lottery through the West with much pop
ular success since she departed from New-York IN
the fall, appeared hero again last night at the
Academy of Music, before a comfortably filed au-
ditoriur- This operetta and the famous contratos
part therein have been sufficiently dwelt upon in
these columns to excuse further comment The
supporting company, while changes have
been made-Miss Cunning, for instance, Is no
longer In the castis. in the main, the same which
appeared at the Broadway Theatre and they re-
produce with the same effectiveness Mr. Ed
waraes,s melodies. Nine Schumann-Heink herself
was warmly appiauded.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaaeisl Record and Forecast-washington June g.
sv pressure unsettled weather are general over
a., ,o-hsru tar Of from the Rocky Mountains 10
t lower lake region There have been numerous thun-
eerstorrns this area
There wsre local showers Sunday night IN ths
ass.la Atlantic States Southern New-F1ngland. AND
49, ,,,,. rains In Northern Pacific States where
sh. ,r4x.re is rising In the Atlantic States the SCUM
avs Southwest the has been generally clear
considerably above the seasonal aver
sga in the middle SLOPE the Ohio and Middle mississippi
rau- and tha Middle Atlantic States; they have fen
rro,, .h. upper lake region westward to the ROCKY
Mountains and as rule below the seasonal averass
rF,.s, "a tae Rocky Mountains they have risen
The Arkansas River IS again rising in colorado ano
,-urs of flooding low1ands have been issued beteen
snd Nanrafsoia Col The Omaha River IN New
ssertoc s asaia rising account OF recent rslnA
sfsr. Of abo: feet slightly over u IA
he Eto Grande al Albuousyoue y; a. n Is ''
or % change lower Rio esrfnoe ,,,re-
-rI be thundegshoweTs Tuesday troHa She uD es
h,isssft valley Atlantic continuing "eenez9sy
fr &srEngIAn6 the Middle Atlantic hsasss Saa III
esstc4u lower lake region fsseMIe.s sNo wa
hs Generally fair tuesday and wednesday
FORECAST for Special LocaIities-For New-Ensland,
yzrtsrn NeS-York and Eastern pennsylvania uiuiDe
fAoys-s to-day and probably Wednesday; winds fostiy
southwest and frssa to brisk
S ts District Of Columbia. Delaware and hs~ersey'
ssorsr, and hurdsrsterns today and probably "eones
oa~ eoos.r "wednesday; winds mostly southesteTy ad
frssh brisk .ru..-.,,o-vxns ara cooasr
.oSxvf h-ssI Il high Sitting winds: fair Weanssaay
Fer Nes.s-n Nsw~York, taurfsrsnouers to-aaF S,H
probably wednesday: brisk &c high fhjft!ns "lhas.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
KING RECEIVES Mr.. REID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cordial Greeting Giuen to the
american ambassador.

London. June 5.--Whitelaw Reid the AIneri-
can Ambassador. was received in audience by
King Edward eft buckingham Palace at noon
to-day and presented his credentials
Three royal carriages were sent TO Dorchester
House to convey the Ambassador and the
members OF the Embassy to the palace. The
first was occupied by Mr.. Reid and Colonel
Douglas Dawson. the Kings master of oere-
monies. Secretary Carter, Captain Stockton
tbs naval attache: Major Beacon. the military
attache: the second secretary, Craig Wads-
worth; the third secretary Mr.. Einstein. and
Mr. Reid,s secretary. Mr.. Jay, occupied the other
carriages. At the palace Mr.. Reid received
by the great officers Of state.
The Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne,
drove UP to the palace about the same time as
the Ambassador. whom he introduced to the
King The latter wore a field Inarshal's uni
form, and was surrounded by his suite. His
rnajesty's reception of the Ambassador was
most cordial
While the Ambassador was presenting his
credentials to the King Queen Alexandra was
receiving Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid. Her mai
esty showed them the interesting objects in the
palace.
The conversation between the King and the
Ambassador lasted for some time. his majesty
recalling Mr.. Reid's previous visits to London,
and expressing the greatest pleasure at the good
relations between the United States and Great
Britain. The King also spoke few words to
each member of the Embassy.
After the official reception Mr.. Reid was
ushered upstairs where his wife and daughter
were with the Queen, and the Ambassador was
presented to her majesty. King Edward also
came In and Mrs Reid and Miss Reid were pre-
sented to him. The King and the Ambassador
sgain engaged in further conversation Tne
visit altogether lasted forty minutes. after which
the Ambassador and his party returned 10
Dorchester House IN the state carriages. with
coacn,nen and footuen garbed in long scarlet
cloaks.
Mr.. Reid had already. called at Lansdowne
House, the Foreign Secretary having waived d
formal call at the Foreign Office and requested
tho Auoba ssadnr instead to call at his private
residence
The Ambassador this afternoon made fornai
visits tn all the Ambassadors and Ministers ac-
credited to the Court of St. Jamess. Already a
number of English visitors have called at OoF-
chester House. including the Earl OF Aoeroeen
and Lieutenant Colonel Sir Fleetwood Ed"aros'
who was Mr.. Reid's equerry at the time OF li0
coronation of King Edward.
The Ambassador has q busy week ahead He
will be present at the reception Of the KING OF
snain at buckingham Palace tomorrow, and ne
will attend with Mrs. Reid the state dinner at
the palace the same evening. Mr.. Reid will be
one of the guests at Lord Lansdowne's dinner 10
the Spanish King on Wednesday. and on Thurs
dav with Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid. the Am
hsssador will attend the review OF troops a'
Aldershot They will be present at the gaia
opera performance in the evening" aho fTiuaS
will attend the court ball.
Secretary Hay paid formal visit 10 ING
American Embassy this morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
King, Eezekiah. :
Leslie, Edward A. +
Reed, Caroline.
Smith. Philip 8. =
Van der Wort, Jana 3.

ANDRUss-At PassaIc n, J., on Saturday. Juna 8
sd s assa n. n to his ssaa KS nsss ea
tuesday june g. 2:So oeioqE ffroul the First Rs
Passaio, Il. ). anu A''-''H A''''
cRosMAN-o1 Sunday morning, June g.. Mary Hail
Tno srse.s o. at : the fa sna r.sde N
s5 Sl5n-st NswrRochsle. N x on Trssdays 9qns .
burs sG and r harrisburg ar Dspars please copy.
THE goAED OF MAMAG5as & s2S,aty Of the I Dansn
Of Mis-. ' Mary Hail croanan msmber Of The soa
oietY. Members requested to attend the funeral
services.
y .sss:Rss g. PEE
Purchase Meeting House On 80 day. 6th month eth
a. .n lsS sav3s Grand CENTRAL staton at s
Griffith. Notice Of funeral hereafter
ass g y s Gy
win be held at his residence in skaneatsles n Y. on
tend eomnitta services at Greenwood Cemetery Broo-
R EIooyn sds Of Bridge s' (9d5 at q m
EoNE-on Monday Juns s. Josephine widow Of Charles
Russell Hone and daughter Of the late John Hoey Flu
neral private.
eTenne Jus June 8 1905 Mezekah King husband q
Rachel Iandreth King. IN his $50 year Notice Of
262 Hancock-st Brooklyn, Edward A. Leslie. beloved
husband Of Maria z. Mories ,nina uhef dnns al $50
o'clock. Interment private.
REED-At the New York Hospital. Sunday. June 4
,fh of o SndoVer Mass and Of Caroline spragus
Smith Funeral at Andoyer
Green's Farms C cORn S6.I On MDDaeE sgs fs 11Ps &
nell Smith. In the nth year OF MS age NOTICE Oh
funeral hereafter
VAN DER vooRTAs East Fisbh n n Y. r. Jnne U & 3 1soa S
Jane Barlow daughter OF j. b. ana Anna II van ger
WORT. Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06

BHAsToW-TAET--on Saturday June g. at tho resi-
Senos Of M the ,bs srtSss R. parents No. $50 Psofss
beth Beers. daughter Of Mr, Mrs James Horton
Taft. 1r. to Edward Thayer Brsstuw. OF New Haven.
SGATEs-ROGERs-At ST. Paul's Episcopal Church Fair
field, Conn, Saturday June B. ieO5 by the Rev
Allen F. Beeman Mario. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Philadelphia
GEISHENEN-CARPDNSTE Thursday. JuneJ1, at
the West End Collegtate Church, by the Rev Henry
EvetsoI Cobb D. D. Miss Florence Carpenter, daugn
William Henry Gelshensn. Of New-York
gGERATH-WEHNCKEIon Saturday, June 3.
Island, Marie Louise, daughter OF Ernst aud Augusta
Fox We1ncke. to Jakob Emil Noeggerath bon o1 the
late DR.. Emil Noegge5ath.
Notices of marriages and deaths .must;be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Baron c. Giskra. charge d'a1TaireSs
Of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy TO the nnfaea
states washington. HOF,FA1AN-Robert wilcox, rc
of Panama R0LLAND-Louis +. Payn f Of Haaa- IAN
burg: MANHATTAN..7-4GeoIge RI r MaloB' p f,ris{ Ig
nrasi9en9 of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway
81 Chicaso NEwLAMSTI0RDAM@Dr, N
SSt.,1,er ofs Nottingham, England ST DEN1S-L.
= Bennett first lieutenant United States Aru!.ery
SorDS = : SAVOY1Judge III. L. Slower, Of Amster-
S1I SSO1psi " Y VICTORTA-Ex-Senator Marion But
LrhT ia1 81 North Carolina neutrality-suspicious.
= G. Hebbinghaus, naval attache OF lLle GeEiIaii
Ifntassy, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
Special Notices.

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For the convenience TRIBUNE READERS abroad
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PAeIs.H9el chatham Hotel de Lille ct Albion. Grand
Hotel da Paias Rote ST. James and Albany. Hotel
BE11IIs{mIe Grand Hotel. Brussels: Hotel Kurzaai 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hotel wiesbaden: Four Sea.
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Geneya, Stadtrath Marfenbad; Hotel Weimar. Mari
spbad; Hotel Klinger. Marienbad: Grand Hotel,
Eevey; Rugen Hotel Jungfraublick. Interaken: Grand
IIote! Brunnen: Hotel National Lueerne; Palass
Hotel. 1ucerne: Hotel Bernerhof Berne: Grand Hotel
w Ingano; Hotel kursaal Malota. Fnsadine
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FIaANCEs-Grand Hotel. Vsncet
Grand Hotel. Rome; Eden Palace, Genoa; Granf
Hotel QuiriEal. Rome; Hotel Daniel. Venice; Eotsf
de la Vile. Milan; Royal Hotel. Rome: Hotel de "A
Xille Florence: Grand Hotel Florence; sayos Tiotsl
fIcrence; Hotel Royal. San Reno: Hotel cranas
Bretasne Niesi Savoy Hotel, San Reno; Grand Hotel
Monte Carlo; Sun Palace Hotel. Monte cario Granb
Hotel. Aix-les-Bains; Hotel Louvre and Savoy Az
les-Bains.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

General Theological se1naTy meeting Of
tr1,stees 2 D m; alumni dinner NeW-fork Athieuo
Club p. m
Board OF Aldermen meets, p m .
Class day New-1ork unlFersity' o'e'-''
Heights, 2:30 p m.
rr,-a,v C5uh and General Committee 10Th Asselpy
District address by Congressman henry M SOiU
fogle, No. ~ 2d-ave-, p. m .,
Nev7-Yo-k Historical Society meeting zo-aVe' liu
St, $50 p.
Closing entertainment the Mothers CLUB conneo'e
with Public school No. 16s. 1o5hst near lst-aNe'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
SALE OF LIE GALLIENNE LIBRARY.
First Day Realized Approximately $500
Auction Continues To-day.

The first instaIrnent OF the books letters and
manuscripts from the private library of Richard
lie Gallienne which are to be sold by the Ander-
son Auction Company, No West 29th.st., was
disposed Of yesterday afternoon. Nearly three
hundred items brought approximately $500 The
most Important sales were the Eneyclopsdia
Britannica, the original manuscript Of "a Ballad
Of 4 Num- the works OF William Blake and the
corrplete works OF Geoffrey Chaucer.
The auction will continue to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
NEXT,
From The Kansas City Journal.

From The K2n6as CITY JOufiIh.
.aJ.ha Platte County Argus tells the story of
hoyy a Platte County man once had swarm of
bees settle on his head. The farmer saw the bees
in the air and followed them. They settled on
a tuft of grass and he bent over TO look at them
Suddesiy they rose and swarned on his head, COW
airing his left ear The farmer remained quiet, and
told his son and get a hive When the boy
brought the box the farmer, by giving sudden
ierk threw the bees into 1t. He stung only
once and that on the back
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
MAYOR RENTS HOUSE FOR FOUR YEARS
Mr.. Mcclellan Takes Extended Lease on No
10 Washington Square.

The MoVtckar. Gaillard Realty Company has
leased No. 10 Washington Square to Mayor Nc
Clslian for further OF four years This house
IS q three story high stoop dwelling, on lot
slx15o feet 1t is fully furnished and is owned by
Mrs. Henry winthrop Gray.
Tt was previously occupied by Bishop Potter, who
lived there several years prior to his marriage to
Mrs Clark This house was rented to Mayor Nc
Clellan through the same brokers upon his elec-
ton to Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
DINNER IN HONOR OF Mr.. REID.

London, June 5-Mr and Mrs. Cevendish Ben
tinck gave a dinner tonight at their residence
Richmond Terrace, whitehall In honor or Whte-
1ew Tssid the new American Ambassador, and Mrs
and Miss Reid There was q distinguished com
1snv present including the Duke Of Portland me
Dowager Duchess Of Manchester anu ilans o'-ie'
s-rnl-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
MISS PASTORS UNION CARD.
VIII Continue Member of Cigarmakers'
No. IS, After Her Marriage.

Tho announcement was made yesterday by Cigar
makers Union No 13. a meeting OF which MISC
Pastor and Mr. Stokes addressed that Miss Pastor
will remain member OF the union after her mar
rage.
After the meeting Sunday she paid six months
6ues I'm advance Misc Pastor also received a
travelling card which gives her tho privilege Of
visiting The clgarmskers unions IN London, Berlin
and other cities while on her wedding trip.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
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N. Y. U. oRAToRicAL CONTEST.

q-he George Augustus Sandman oratorical oon-
test was held in the auditorium of the New-York
rTnivergtty Library. University Heights. yester-
dav afternoon. The Judges awarded the first prize
of $40 to John wYthe Lewis. and the second prize
- fs TO Alexander McClinchfo The other oon-
teattants were B. George Larsen, Earle Clarence
Hamilton, Eugene Fairchild Russell and Herbert
Cre
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
ruE START FROM cHERRouRa.

f,f1erbourg Tune 5-The royal train bringing King
Alfonso from, Paris arrived here at early hour
this morning BIS majesty went board the British
rovsj YACHT Victoria and Albert. where the British
ers.t,nrs and French farewells were exchanged
-rs yacht then sailed for England escorted by the
frstfsh ec,,adron and a French torpedo hotflla-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
HATS OFF.

From, Tho Portland Oresonien.
MA what is Panama calledf'
"a panenian Johnny"
.aIshen what Is Panama. woman?"
..If she's married and obeys President Roose-
yslt she's Just y plain Panama"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
suAKEsPEARE MAKES A HIT.

Bucoda correspondence of The chehalis Bee
This fs a great town for shows and entertain
,,ents 10 which there has been dozen more
this Spring The Aid Society's entertainment a
NAV from Shakespeare by homo talent, was
success netted so.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
ANARCHISTS TAKEN AT MARsEILLEs.

nerseflles. june 6-LThres anarchists. two Span
iards snd one italian, who arrived here from Paris
have been arrested suspicion of completely in the
.tterapt On the life Of King Alfonso at Paris May 81
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06

Hruaxt tarp.r2turs yesterday Ts degrees; lowest
e. assys-. fo corresponding date last ssaf
"a. .y-ra.a for corresponding last twenty five
ro~a; ..s.c.z.. ThuusersfeTns To-Day and probably
WING nest. southwest ard fresh 20 brisk
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
j. K. LINcoLN's GIFT TO CHARITY.

The will Of James K. Lincoln. filed in the office
OF the Surrogate yesterday, gives $500 to be di-
vtded among the American Bible Society," the
Children's Aid Society. the American Board OF
Home Missions and the American Board Of Foreign
Missions. The rest Of the goes relatives.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
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readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand Gem
traI station Webster and Jerome Avens tToIIeys and
FOR Book Of Views representative
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Tribune Local Observations
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In this diagram the continuous whLe Ias mos tse
sr rss IN rsr.sur> Indicated by The ps1pnne fof
reoort.nz bsronetey Tho 9ottod ins saoNs the tsDi
.,.ss rTrs a.. reeord4d by local Weather Bureau
Local OnScisI Records-The following oficai record
.ron, rae Weather Bureau shows the changes In ihS
tempe the iAst tvsnty-f1r hourr In oonps1so
rir, the corresponding Date Of iA.t year,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06

Marriage notices appearing in THE. TRIBUNE will
extra charge.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK E CAMPBELL. z4l-s West asa 81.
Stephen Merritt Emb z Inst Tel AsZA Cheiscs
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
Died.

Death notices appearing in TIE TRIBUNH-wfm be
epubiishod In Tho Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
,borc
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Married.

Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06

Andruss, William l.
Crosman, Mary 81.
Field, Sarah.
Griffith. Mary 3.
Hannah. George.
Hone, Josephine.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-06
Domestic Rates.


-, ,-. a, .ha United States Canada. and Mexico
Fof al - +hs nor,ughs Manhattan and The Bronx
xIso 70 CIna Porto Rico Hawaii ana the PhihppineA
,utSout extra expense for foreign poSlaSe.
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Postnmre Nnticc,

Postofffce Notice.
tShould be read DAILY all interested. cnnnge1
may occur at time)
Foreign malls for the ending June TO- 1905, VIII
close promptly IN all the General Postoce as
follows; Registered and ParcelsPos Mails closs one
nour earlier than closing time shown below ParceFoss
Parceis-Pos Great Britain snd Ireland
cispstchsd by the White Star Line Wednesdays ac
by the American Line Saturdays additional ds<
pach s made by the Cnnard Line when Cunard
the day The Parcels-Post mails close heur
before the regular mails.
ParcelsPost Mail and Great Britain and
ireland CANNOT be registered.
ton corner of West and Morton Streets half hor latn
than closing time shown below Except thai Supemsr
airy Mails FOR Europe Central America via Colon
close one hour later at Foreign Staton)
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey, Egypt. Greece ana
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