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TABLET TO THE BLACK WATCH.

In honor of the soldiers Of the Black Watch Regi-
ment, who fell the Battle Of Ticonderoga on july
8, i75S tablet. presented by the Black Watch
Regiment 10 the Tconderoga Historical Society Is
10 be unveiled at that place July 4. The Black
Watch Regiment is stationed az Fort George Scot
land delegation OF the Albany BurEesses Corps
Will meet the Fifth Royal Scots Rifles, OF Canada
who wear the Black Watch Regiment uniform at
Ticonderoga on the day of the ceremonies
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PROFESSOR GETS CARNEGIE PENSION

Easton. Penn, June 20.-The seventy first
commencement exercises of Lafayette College
closed to-day with the alumni dinner. Professor
F. A March. ST., accepted pension of $40 a
year from the trustees Of the Carnegie Fouu-
dation and retired from the professorship Of
English language and comparative philoogy,
which he had filled for more than half
tury His son. F. A March. Jr. was made his
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Suburban Handicap sheepzhead Bay.
Free admission museums OF Art and Natural History
Rand Tn: sit Commission, 2;SG ?. n.
College Of the city York commencement, Carnegie
Hall. : p.
Actors Church Alliance entertainment Crysostons
Chanel Parish House. Seventh and 5sth street
p.
Musical benefit the East side Clinic for Children
homo Of Mrs. Arthur Starkey Wilson. No. 30 East
Bath street. $50 p
T.eole.s institute club address by Brooks Iavt
on ..FsIlaoies in Reform Work" No Sls East 10th
street $50 p
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AMsAssApoR mEYER's VACATION.

St Petersburg, June 2O.-Ambassador Meyer will
leave St Petersburg on a vacation early in July.
He will first go Germany where he Will take a
cure and thence 10 America.
Paxton P. Hibben third secretary of the Aneri-
can embassy at St. Petersburg, has beer appointed
second secretary of the American embassy at
Mexico Secretary Spencer Eddy whose wife has
been i'll in Paris, will return here early in July.
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DR.. WILLIAM DUFF BuLLkRD.

DR.. William Duff Bullard died yesterday after
short illness at his home No. "a West 45th street
He was born in this city thirty-four years ago He
was graduated from Amherst College with the class
Of 1892 and from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in 1885. He served for a time in the
POSTGRADUATE Hospital. and later was appointed
assistant professor of surgery therein which place
he held until 1900 Dr. Billiard later joined the
stan of the Hospital for the Ruptured Crippled
Of which he was assistant surgeon at the time Of
his death. He t.-qrried Miss Anna RiIxer in 1902
DR.. Bulard O. member of the New York Acad-
emy Of Medicine and the New York Physicians
Mutnal Aid Association.
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Kingston, N Y. June 20 (SpeciaD.-Miss Louise
Christine Koehler. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Koehler OF No. 50 Johnson avenue, Newark, and
Emanuel Metzser, of Kingston, lawyer, and vice
president of the Nitro Powder Company, this city,
were married last evening, at o'clock, at the
brides home in Newark The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev Julius H. Wolf. Of Newark.
assisted by the Rev. Frank B. Seely pastor of the
Fair Street Reformed Church. OF this city The
bride was attended by her youngest sister, Miss
Emma l. Koehler. Augustus Hayes. of Kingston
r3riyate secretary to Congressman Frank lie FeVTe,
wes hest man Charles w. Walton and Gary
Moves both Of Kingston; Walter Everett GUIDE. a
brother-n-Iaw Of the bride, and Albert Reeves
Crabh the hance Of Mss Emma koehler. We're the
ushers Mr. and Mrs. MetZger Will live in King
stOn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21

E z. Rice has a lively vaudeville bill for his
Manhattan Beach Theatre which opens tonight.
1t is girl show" TO please the Suburban
crowds. and includes Ned Nye and his rollickers.
Mignon, Caro- Roma, Guyer and Haynes. Won Klein
and Gibson, Rococco Quartet. Arthur DEACON.
Eddie Clarks Eight Widows and Richard Harlow,
the Daisy Queen of Spain" Duss and his band
at 1 p. m. and p m. daily. Pains fire spectacle
is the Eruption of Nesuvius" The hotels open
to-day and the summer train service goes into
fact
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Special Notices.

POSTAL IMPORTATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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Miss Elsie Albert, daughter of Ernest Albert. a
New York scene painter, was married last evening
at her home. in New Rochelle Park, TO Rodney
Gibson Of this city. The wedding attended by
about two hundred and fifty guests, who after the
ceremony enjoyed a dinner on the lawn. The cere-
rnony was performed by the Rev. w B. Waller
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Greenwich.
Conn Miss Edith Albert, sister of the bride. was
maid of honor and Thaddeus Dusoon. of Piainheld.
N j. was best man. The Ushers were J. ]. Ray
noond Philip Murray. Cory Walt and Arthur
Goodenough. The couple will live in Riverside
Drive.
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NEW YORK c. A. r. MAN FRUSTRATED.

Saratoga. y. Y. June 20-Edwin Coursen. COM
mander OF Hancock Post, S5s, G. a. r.. New York
City was prostrated by overexertion here this
afternoon. He received prompt medical attention
but reported being in serious condition to-
night. Mr.. Coursen who is seventy five years old.
lives In East 1l6th street. New York City. He is
here attending the New York state encampHaent
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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MR.. cHoATE RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

IBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Stockbridge. Mass, June @-Joseph II. Choate
was out for motor ride about town to-day. Mrs.
Choate and Miss Mabel Choate made automo-
bile run to Pittsheld where they had luncheon at
the Maplewood. Mr.. Choate is rapidly recuperat-
ing in StoC Ckbridge
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Tyrone Power in Marie Corelli's "Barabbas"
Next Season.

Edward a. Braden has contracted with Marie
Corelli for dramatization. made by herself. OF
her story, "Barabbas.' and Tyrone Power will play
the title part Julian Edwards will furnish the
Incidental music for this latest of Biblical dramas.
An elaborate setting is promised
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OTTO Il. Kahn GOING ABROAD.

otto Il. Kahn. OF the banking house Of Kuhn
Loeb Co, VII be a passenger on the Ham
ourg-Agnerlcsn liner Katserin Auguste Victoria.
falling to-day. Mr.. Kahn is going abroad for
horF vacation, and expects 10 return in about
month. His family viii accompany him.
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JOHN .. cRIMMIns SERIOUSLY ILL

1t was announced at the Catholic Club last
evening, through letter from Justice Morgan
J. OBren to DIR. Francis J. Quinlan, that John
D Crimmins was seriously i'll at Noroton.
Conn. Justice O'Brien wrote Dr. Quinlan that
Mr. Crimmins very seriously i'll" at Moro
ton and had sent for him.
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ITALY MAY EXCHANGE PROFESSORS.

Rome, June 2o.-King Victor Emmanuel has by
royal decree conferred Senator Villari and Pro-
fessor Credaro the task OF reporting the ways
ana means of making arrangement for Italo-
American league for the exchange of professors
between the United States and Italy
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BRUCE BETTER.

Lieutenant Governor Bruce who is suffering
at his summer home at Andes Delaware Coun-
~, with an attack OF neuralgia, sent word 10
his friends in town yesterday that he bet
ter, and that his illness was not serious
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THE DEWEY IN THE FAR EAST.
Drydock Reported in Strait of Malacca-All
on Board Well.

Penang Straight Settlements. June 2o-The
United States drydock Dewey, bound for the
Philippine Islands. was sighted to-day in the
Strait of Malacca- She reported all well.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21
CHADWICK EFFECTS BRING s4.o25.

Cleveland. June 20-Au the personal effects or
"4!s Cassie L. Chadwick. Including large
quantity of wearing apparel. were sold at pubic
= ielio: here today "a one lot 20 - II. Gree.E,
q iHls cits. COR k4.025
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BALM OF s14aoo FOB BROKEN hgARr.

After being out hour and half. jury in
Part of the CITY Court yesterday awarded N4-
500 damages to Miss Rose Ish In suit for SIS 900
for breach OF promise OF marriage brought against
benjamin II. Strauss. a travelling salesman.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21
MRS. M. 3. CLARK.

Milan. June 2o.-Mrs. NJ B. Clark. wife of /
Clark. Of New Jersey formerly Miss Bump, Of
Providence died at Bellagio to-day. She was
sixty years old. Her husband and daughter were
with her. The body will be shipped to the United
States
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21

In October Mr. Braden will also produce new
play by Californian, Martin V. Merle. called Tha
Light Eternal" This play, which is also religious
in cast dealing with the trbulations of the Chris
tians under Diocetian, has been tried out on the
Coast
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

IMPERIAI-R. EIkan Noting ham, England.
ATT-RRAY HII<I-Colonel X. @. Lay L. S. A
PARK AVENUE-Bishop satterlee, Washington.
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Married.

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be republished In The Tri-weeky Tribune without
extra charge.
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OBITU4RY.
GEORGE j. SNELUS.

London. June 20-George J. sneIus. the metal
lurgist vice president of the Iron and Steel Insti-
tute. died to-day at his residence Ennerdale Hall.
Frftzington, Cumberland.
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ARCHBISHOP sLENk COMING HERE.
WEDDINGS.

San Juan. P. r., June 2o.-Archbshop Benk. of
New Orleans, has sailed for New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-21
A Wonderful Tonic
HoRsrosn,s ACID PHOSPHATE

Cooling. refreshing and invlgorating Dispels that
dragged feeling during spring and
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Domestic Rates.

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Died.

oooIn PrOvideass 2 l. On the I2sn i rs ssn,s1A
coSa aa C9k IN paSss ans sR 5sass ysa COPY at
ELLLCoTT-on Thursday. June IA 1905. Adelaide ".
daughter Of the late Elias and sarah Poor Elisott Of
18TH inst go
sa fs xSo~ NSE II ssas FS :as ot s sa u s
SSth year t-aeral seTViees az the NeTsas< ~ F1otS.
Sooa Brooky1 TSursssv et o'eocE I'm Fafh and
Cypress ave, near 20th 81 snfrsncs.
RoPPs-on Tuesday June 10. 1906 Clara. daughtsr OF
the late wIam Hops. in the 6sth year o. her age
i2s West i2sd St. Thursaay June 2i al / p n.
1 JuPs p 1909 - az e. his s., S,ssEs
funeral hereafter.
JUDsoN-on wednesday. June 20 at her residence NO
1C2 West s2d St. Fannie A. widow OF Charles Gideon
Judson- Funeral private.
KILPATRICK-on Tuesday June 10. Mary Hsthertnxson
KilPatTis widow Of ths late Thon1as KilDs5rte az
be held Thursday ne residence Of her soEilas
p "a train afi from ve~ York city Erie Raroad Car
riages in waiting
MARzLE-o9 .aS Monday, JTns IS 1909 HsFmsa f. w
years. months and days,
ArMAHoN- suddenly June ls psanis beloved ., son
The residence OF his sister Mrs Edward Carney No 80
fn5ermsat Inter N calvary 0 celnessSy n5ssS''
MIIds-M Ills Fairfield, Com. On Wednesday Ju4s 80. 20
Mills Funeral from ST Pags chgEoh FsiTssl9 "a re on on
traa from Grand Central station
NoYEs-on Tuesday. June 1e. samuel Noyss. axed 90
years FSnsral services Thurseay June a. az oaes Ok
ave- .7Tookiyn. at gao ,. m
PARAElE-oa M June q 1905 at his ISss sssdsnss No
Of the late Alfred and Annie Marie Pasmsis ss-
neral private.
sTAINSsY-At Spring Lake. " J, on Wednesday,; Jrns
ID William 5tainshy. q Newark. ". J.. IN his
nth Funeral services VIII be held at his iate
hozne No. 1131 Broad St. Newark. N T.. Saturday
June 2s. a. I:sO ,. m
WATT-On June a. Commodore Archibald Watt. aged e
years Relatives and friends invited attend the
a residence. 18iss " and
INnox and Tth aves-. Saturday. June "a JoO
g. Foreign papers please copy
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CENETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand Gem
trail Station Webster AID Jerome avenue ssoleys Aad
by carriage. Lots s125 up. Telsphons 4s55 qrAmaroy
Book OF Views representative.
Office. 20 Eas. asrd 81. New Ysrk cfry.
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FOSTER -ROGERS-On Wednesday. June 20 1906 at
the residence OF the brides mother. No II West I'D
by the Rev. }. n HcGson Siay Louise daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Allen Rogers. James Reginald Foster.
Notices Ot marriages deaths mus, be indorsed
with full and address
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Forecast for Special Loealities-For New England.
fair to-day except showers in northwest portion Friday
e,,srss rising temperature: fresh southwest winds
r. I-,stern New, York Eastern Pennsylvania, New
5, a~6 TeIayare to-day; Friday fair; fresh
southwest winds ~-,.--t-t. 80 A.. a..
E-Ida,-. light o fresh southwest winds
Pennsylvania fair day except showers
re axes. Friday fair. fresh southwest WINDS
York. cooler to-day:
7-ri6zy fstr: fresh southwest u!adE
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE Will he
republished The Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
charge
bronson Elizabeth F. Fitzpatrick. Mary II.
Bullard. Dr. William D. Markle. Herman W
COCK BENJAMIN l. Mcmahon. Dennis J.
ElIcott Adelaide V. Mills Henry I.
Fuller. Elizabeth. Moves,
Hops. Clara Parmee, Edward A
tddlnss William p, Statlsby William.
Jucson. Fannie A Watt. Archibald.
BRONSO<-At Saranac Lake 10 aft a brtef
illness. Elizabeth Flandrau Bronson. daughter uf
Elizabeth Catlin. the
Of Clinton Oneida County. New York aged 20 wears
Washington Cd c. papers please copy
BULLARD-On June 20 1906. DR. William Dun B,,ilard
az his residence No 54 West ST. New YORK Csty
Funeral services will be held at ST. BarhoIosnsws
Church, -4th st. and Madison FRIDAY
June % At Q O'Clock Intermsnt prtvate. II D. re-
Guastsd that 30 sent
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UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL CO.. 24i-s W. ,2A -
World known: old stand Tel 1924 Chelsea
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record ana FOrecast.-Was ashington, June 20
showerv weather continues in the southern portion Of
~ AEf5dta Atlantic states Ohio Valley.
o, and the middle upper portions Of the Mississippi
valley and hundershoweTs have occurred in Southern
Florida and Arkansas. IN the extreme Northwest the
,,rya,e has risen. High temperatures prevail in Cal
-. - the Southwest with readings de-
1Tee IN arizona the interior valleys OF California.
are proba Thursday Friday In the
tai region and the northern portion OF the Middle At
f.Dtic Etstcs Kew England The temperature will
-s in me Missouri Valley ana New England. and high
vii continue IN the southwest
inSe along the New England and Middle Atlantic
~ viii bc fresh couth; the South Atlantic
CDSS ,threst- on the Gulf light south;
-, tSe CNer lakes southwest 10 west and along
- ,Ir-,1r Iahes fresh to southWesi
S,ssyners departing Thursday for European ports will
nave light east winds and partly cloudy weather
Cram
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Personal MENTION

Hilsrio Gonzales In In the city from
Trementino on business .
sontano Duran 10 In the city today
from his home Al Mifagra.
d. G. Deuel. IL In the city today
on business from the L. cneya
ranch.
Henry Diseman and family are In
the city today fro mtheir home at
Mineral Hin. Mr.. Hisemzn says that
the rains have been doing wonders on
the farms and ranches End that he
has . field Of corn that Il already .
foot ovsr his head.
victorino SECURE Of Cueryo brought
his wool 10 this city today and pur-
chased supplies from the local mer.
chants.
z. O. Thomas. the vest side mail
carrier. has been quite sick for the
past few days. Ernest Blood Ia max
ing the man deliveries In his place.
Miss Myrtle and Gussie John are
In the city today from albuquerque.
n. N.
H. r. Blake and @. =. Piugge return
ed TO the city yesterday afternoon
from q visit TO the copper mines AT
Montana.
Roswell Weber Of Dawson. who
spent yesterday afternoon in this city
with friends. ief tlast evening on NJ.
I for San Antoine, N. NJ.
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which b. the custom ~ many alleged
fancy rifiemen sho paaeard them
selves before the public ~ doing
wonderful things with bullets. A ne
gro throws haseballs stuffed with
leather In opposite directions and the
doctor tears the INTO pieces with rife
bullets. Coins thrown skysard are
nunetuFed by his unerring aim. Three
glass balls are tossed by the attend
ant and they fiy into a thousand
pieces before they strike the ground.
Oranges are e~yaporated With bullets
In the same manner. And then comes
the wonderful diving horses In the
education u which DIR. Carver has
spent sixteen patient years. The AMI
mails are introduced 10 the audience
as individuals. Powder Esce 10 first.
lie Is an affecfionste animal and his
usual oscuisiory s~aiutatioa Ii reward
ed With . piece Of candy. MT to be
tContinued on page 81
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exhibition 1.-THE BEST EVER"
Was THE VERDICT OF VEGAS PUBLIC
asls sulisrs MADE TO svssr sAse sAlls SKATER GLASS
elosEs AND ssAsoaATg ORANGES N AIR. DIRECTED ~ vs.
CARING Aim FAMOUS MrlssAs. girl N AGO. I'm KIDD.
DIVING noasss AND DIG CONSERVATION ARE PRONOUNCED
sueeEss.

The representative audience which
sas the Carver snog m Gallinas park
yesterday aftsrnaoa passed this aaani'
NOUS verdict upon is excellence:
The best ever" Ia. carveTs Eepssar
sion ~ q Snowman sho b. never eon,
nected With an enterprise that does
mot produce things exactly Is adver-
tissd. In well known. and possibly this
had much 10 do With the large number
Of Las Vegas hest folk who patron.
ized his exhibition and pronounced 1t
one Of the best attractions that has
sisited the Meadow city in many
moons Aside from the excellence Of
his exhibition. which IL n clean. mos.
ii and highly entertaining affair. DR..
Carver demonstrated that he has lost