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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

The situation remains as previously quoted
There will be much going until after
the Fourth.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers:
BEEF-712qS14c per lb for Steers and 612G7c
for Cows.
VEAL-799c per lb.
MUTTON-Wethers. 6l2G7c; Ewes, &c per lb.
LAMB-Sprlng. 71zGsc per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 512@5ssc for small, sac
for medium and 5q517c for large; stock
Hogs and Feeders, Sc; dressed Hogs. 7qShc.
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches. $40 for frees and $50 for clings; Apri-
cots s2OQ5O per ton, according to size
quality and district; Bartlett Pears, s4OQ5O. pei
ton; Green and Yellow Plurns. 500 per ton.
Pluns are in rather better supply though
there is no change in prices. There are not
the past three or four days. but Peaches are
as abundant ever. Berries rather
weaker.
Black Grapes came in from Yuma.
Oranges. Lemons and Lines are in good sup
ply and quiet.
/ DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples 35cas1 per large box; Crabapptes
BERRIES -BIackberries, 81 5Qa4 per chest
Strawberries s5Q6= per chest for small and 81 SC
as so for large berries; Raspberries. s4G5 per
chest Logan berries S5@7 per chest.
Cantaloupes from Winters per box.
Black Grapes from Yuma, 81 50G2 per crate.
Currants, S465 per chest
Cherries. 50cG$1 per box for all kinds.
Green Pears, 50cGst per box. according to
size, and 35Q50c per basket; Bartletts. SfGl1 SO
per box.
Figs, 25G50c for single and 50aS5c per box for
double layers of black and 30d50c for white
Apricots 35GS5c per box and 15G35c per bas-
ket for Royals.
ket.
crate: Peach Plums. 59d75c per crate.
per box: Seedlings, 75cG$f 80; Mediterranean
Sweets. s1G2 so; Valencias. s1q3 5Q Lemons, 81
al 30 for common and s2@2 80 for good to
choice: Mexican Lines. s4G4 80; California
Lines 25d50c per small box Bananas 81 50G
? 80 per bunch; Pineappes, s192 so per dozen
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CLOSING.
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-No amount OF bull news seems ca
uable of hardening the Chicago market. Snow s
report which appears below, was decidedly
bulIish, but had appreciable effect. Buying
was light and the market lacked support The
condition OF the Indiana crop given at
II 600 900 bushels against IS, 600 600 last year.
Shows report says: No new developments
in winter wheat. though the condition at time
Of harvest is reported a little lower than .sbc
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=. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO June 30.-Wheat started with
degree of steadiness that was somewhat start
ling in view of the half desertedness of the PIT.
Jiyerpool followed closely the decline Of the To-
cal market yesterday and both local and north
west receipts were liberal 10 degree that
under ordinary conditions would have caused
weakness But shorts showed a tendency to
get out of the market the coming holidays.
and buying by that class of traders sustained
the market at first. September opened shade
over yesterdays closing price at 741sq1414c-
This price changed very little for about ha1f an
hour when substantial support was given the
market by Snow $ crop report the condition
of spring wheat This was unfavorable, putting
the WELD at under 80 per cent, and reporting
good deal of damage from rust and excessive
rains especially in Nebraska. As spring wheat
in. the platform of wheat bears for some time
past, news of this class caused a. noticeable IN
crease in the buying demand and the only tune
. during the session caused the market to as
responded to the demand. September advancing
to 74i5c and holding close to that price as long
S the buying lasted. which. however, was not
very long. Before noon the market had taken
days. and from that time on trading was mar
row and fluctuations small. September sold as
low as 73&4cd737se at one time. but at the close
had rallied to 741sg7414c, and showed some
Corn was fairly active and irregular Septem-
ber closed lsQ14C higher.
Oats was moderately active and Irregular.
The close was unchanged for September.
strength was shown at the opening on the
steady hog market, and the demand from pack
ers, presumably covering. This demand kept
up throughout the session. At the close Sep
tember pork was = higher, lard 212c higher
and ribs shade higher. -:--
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, June 3O-There was full attend
anee at the Wool auction sales to-day The de
mand was strong, especially for fine cross
breds and secured meriuos. which brought full
rates. The Continental buyers purchased free
ly fine parcels. but the home trade secured the
bulk offered to-day. Poor conditioned lambs
were somewhat neglected There were frequent
Withdrawals of low greasy cross-breds. The
bales offered numbered Is, ,546
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open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour,
quiet; No spring wheat, 7234c; No. spring
wheat, 70n72c No red, 75c; No. corn, 34c;
No. ? oats, 514a26c; No. 8 white 26d29Ac; No.
2 barley, 4oc: No. 1 flaxseed 81 o. prime tim
othy seed, 81 3jd2 40; mess pork per barrel.
81 5OGS 25; lard. per 100 pounds. 81 95d5 o.;
short ribs sides Qouse) 81 60q4 80; dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $5T5 % short clear sides
tboxed) $5G5 10; whisky. distillers finished
goods per gallon. 81 IS.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

The 7narket is inotionless and unchanged.
BEANS-Bayos. 81 coal 70; Small White. &2d
10; Large White 81 5O01 65; Pinks, 81 ESQ
l S5; Reds. So 40; Blackeye, $4 1904 Is: Buffers,
nominal; Limas, 50 9Oq4; Pea, 81 sOq2 %; Red
Kidneys S2 % per ctI
sEE,Ds-Brown Mustard. nominal; yellow
Mustard. 2%4q3c; Flax, nominal; Canary Seed,
2a4c per lb; Alfalfa, 9491c; Rape, Sq312ci
Hemp, 4A4411c; Timothy, 4&,q5Ac.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 25q1 50; Green 81 OF
az per. ctl
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The MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. June So--Close: Money on call,
strong, at.5a51a per cent; last loan, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3a4 per. cent. Ster-
ling exchange weak, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 S7'4d4 SLY for demand and
at 81 S5AQ ssh for sixty days. Posted rates,
81 S69I4 S6Ia and 81 ssh Commercial bills,
81 So. Silver certificates, 60l9m61c. Bar silver,
6Ot4c. Mexican dollars. 4S+2c. Government
bonds. steady. State bonds inactive. Rail
road bonds strong. -.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Supplies are sufficient for all immediate
needs and the market is quiet and unchanged.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 11Q13c for Cob
hlers and 11912c. for Hens; Geese, per pair,
s191 25; Goslings. SOL %; Ducks. s4a5 so for
old and s465 so for young; Hens. s45o95 90:
young Boosters, S6G7; old Roosters, $50
5 80; Fryers, s4a5; Broilers s3d3 so for large,
S2d2 so for small; Pigeons, 81 75G2 per dozen
for old and 81 50q2 for Squads.
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MIA Hams. 11h@12c; Mess Beef. s1s per Dbl;
extra Mess Beef. s1!; Family @ Beef sl5!1s 50;
rness- s15G15 SO; Smoked Beef. 12c per lb
iLfARDSTierces quoted at 81 q51zc per lb for
compound and 63z@7c for pure; half barrels
ICtOCTTOLENE So Q6tsc; packages
less than 800 lbs. lib pals so In case. 91sc
iii nails 20 in case, Sssc 5-lb pals, u in a
case Sac; 1e-lb pals. in a case. Sssc; 5O-Ib
tins / or 2 in a case. 77sc wooden buckets. 20
lbs net SIC; fancy tubs, so lbs net, 77sc; half
10 rrels about 10 lbs 7Ac.
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS AND RAIsINs.

Quotations are nominal all around. as stocks
OF old goods are well cleaned UP. and the mar
ket for new has not opened yet.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes SIC for 4o-50's SC
for 5o-6Gs. &c for 6e-7Os. 31zqSAc for 7o-so $.
2slas1.c for SO-sO's. 21aQ2Ac for 9O-1oo's and
2G2llc for 100-11es; Plums, nominal, I1ac for
unpitted and 41zG6c for pitted.
DRIED FRUITS CNew Crop)-Apricots. July
delivery. 9@l91ac per lb; Peaches. July delivery,
61sG7c; Evaporated Apples, Sc.
RAISINS-324c for two-crown, 4Ac for three
crown, SIC for fouT-crown, a1hq6c for seehless
Tor london layers; Dried Grapes. 2s4 63c
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per lb; Walnuts. 5dSc
for hardshell, 1Od1fc for softshell; Almonds, sa
naner-shell Peanuts, 6G7c for Eastern and 4lbd
sc for California; Cocoanuts, 81 50d5.
H0NEY-Comb 1iG12c for bright and 1o011s
for light amber; water white extracted S1lG
5c: light amber extracted, 6Ad6hc; dark. "a
''Is 'IBsEiEsWAX-25@27c per lb.
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TIME BALL.

Branch Hydrograp phic office. y: S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. Cal.
The time bali on the tower "of the new Ferry
ie at noon of the; 120th meridian or at 8
O. clock p. M. Greenwich time = -
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RUSSIAN -NHEAF- oUTIooN.

4 telegram says. Of R,issia:s Wheat prospects;
'eRussla Shipped in the season 0f 1879 from
August Il t5 ,Iune: 10 : rl6 poo, 000 bushels wheat
and In the. same period IN 1S9s-9s only 690eoes
.bushels our beliet is that 81 Russia can SHY
40 Oso COO or so ON0 eco nifion bushels in the
=oo1ning ng>season it viii d6 w{l The famine dis
tricts Of last. year are widening and the Gov
.ernmeuj. will continue in It's: adyices TO the
farmers in. the states to keep their. wheat ana
rye for higher pEices In order TO: give them
. chance to: buy hreadstuffs for lheir own Ileo-
pie instead or letting the grain go~-out of the
country 49, r. -. -. 3: =: -
Last spring I he Russian. Gov vernrent paid
grain merchants could sell Il for to. Western
Europe which. explains the small eX-
ports Of last year. in spite OF "ast> years fair
average crop The. last reports of the famine
districts :on#the Noga are simply dreadful.
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NEW YORK. June 3o-FLOUR-Recepts
16 624 barrels; exports. 13. GIG barrels Rather
quiet, but steadily held at old figures.
WHEAT-Receipts, 124,300 bushels Spot
firm; No. red, sO2.c, f. O. b. afioat; No. 2 red
79c elevator No. l Northern Duluth Size f.
o. b. afoat: No. l hard Duluth. s5c f. O. b.
afoat. Options opened steady and showed
tendency to advance slightly on bullish talk
concerning Northwest crop prospects, a fair
export demand. and covering. After a midday
break under small clearances prices rallied
again covering and closed firm at Ac de-
cline on July, unchanged on other months.
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BANK. CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. June 3O.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ings at all principal cities for the week ended
June 80. with percentage Of increase and de-
crease. as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, June 30.-Wheat-Waia Wala
was easy at 5SG5s1ac; valley, 59c. and no special
demand for blue stem at 6OG61c. Mills were
reported to be paying about from 12c to 1c
higher for heavy stock. but there very lit
tie business of any kind.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, June 30.-Wheat again dropped
back to 5Sc for club and Sic for blue stem
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon, Sc per lb for heavy
sihdsc for light medium, 10h011c for light. 12c
for extra light and 121hGl3c for sugar cured
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 129121kc; CeIifor-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
80 YoRk -srock. MARkET.

NEW YORK, June $o.-There was a remark
. a hle. demonstration Of the underlying strength
Of. standard railroad stocks to-day in spite. OF
the..happenings which the bears have been
relying upon TO put down prices before the
triple holiday The squeeze In the money mar
ket proved more SEVERE than for many months
the rate for call loans jumping at one time
10. y per- cent. Loans made to-day TO carry
over until next Wednesday and the shifting
incident to the heavy demands on the eve of
senli-anuUal disbursement CAUSED +: a very
active bidding for money There was. besides
the natural hesitation on - the part of most
operators of making large commitments on the
. eve OF a holiday and the general tendency to
close .up accounts. This kept the market very
duh through the early part of. the day and
urfceS were disposed to sal The opening was
indeed a fraction below last night for. most
SrIps and EC'itv Traction stocks ptIied tha
railroads back after they had first started
up again. During the second hour of
trading very determined and Confident de-
Central. after the latter stock, which was
dealt in eX-dividend had FALLEN of one-half
below last nights level This demand grew
and spread through the most prominent stocks
on the list. including the leading trunk lines.
other SouthWesternS The manner in which
the buying ignored the money rate and the de
Uand that came from those independent of
the ordinary resources Of banks, caused firm
ness. Notwithstanding the strength Of the
few stocks the general list continued very
much neglected and sagged in price. The total
average for the week and dealings We're most
wholly concentrated in the few stocks which
developed so buoyant tone.
In these the strength continued with very
slight react Teaeti9n 1Ts. at me close me level Of
cent above last nights leyeL The fndustrials
were almost wholly neglected Sugar closed
about a point higher. Anaconda was strong.
The local traction stocks were weak. Brook
lyn Transit being most keenIy affected.
The was considerable activity in the bond
market and prices rule are higher. Total
sales, par value, S2.312 coo. Government bonds
are uncha nged- -.-5 D.: .-...>
The total sales Of stocks to-day amounted to
SS5 9l2 shares, Including, American Steel. $500;
American Sugar. i. 500 Atchison. 5000; Atchf-
Burlngton. A. SEQ; Federal Steeel, S2O6: Louis
vile and Nashville U0o;.. Manhattan % 100;
Northern. Pacific, 1900; Peoples Gas. SlG0;
Rock Island. 29,2G0;. St Paul; 26.1Oo:~ South
'rn Raj Iva y preferred, 1909 Continental TO
haccc,: 1000; Metropolitan, 39O0r Missouri Pa
cifc 400: New Yerk. Central 25,SD0. Pennsvi-
Variat $4,000 Tennessee Coal and Iron. $3.50:
1900. ~"
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cAsH 1N THE TREAsURY.

WASHINGTON, June 30-To-day s statement
Of the condition OF the Treasury shows Avail
able cash balance, 1919 45l, co., gold reserve
Va q4S
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the present moment likely to be partly made
up for by an increased yield of corn. and spring
wheat prospects, though impaired somewhat by
too much rain, are regarded as encouraging
Good weather throughout the country has al
lowed rather better outturn in winter wheat
than was looked for earlier and general rains
throughout the South have helped the cotton
measureably improved. The closing week Of the
half year finds special strength and activity IN
iron, lumber and wool and woolen goods the
latter industry having at last apparently begun
TO share in the prevailing prosperity. A fea-
ture. of interest in this connection is the ad-
vancing prices of fine woods abroad, which
insure temporarily at least, foreign
market for considerable high grade domestic c
wool Manufactured fabrics share in TINS
strength but manufacturers are not credited
with having large stocks of raw material. Con-
fidenCe in good fall trade is evidenced by re
ports coming from many markets OF good or
ders already booked, the volume of such busl-
ness already varying from 10 to 80 per cent
in excess of last year, which, it may be re
called was quite satisfactory one IN :thls
respect 49,
Wheat GncIud:ng four shipments for the
week aggregate 3.263, ,99S bushels, against 3.f46-
us bushels last week, 4 ia. .061 bushels IN the
corresponding week of 1888. 2T7S. S4S bushels m
1897, .096 bushels in 1896 and 21',Wi posh-
els in 1895. Since January l. this season the
exports of wheat aggregate 225. .O3S6 90 pusheis'
against 233, 7SS, 704 bushels last year. -.
Corn exports for the week aggregate 4,4eE 10
bushels. against 2s72. 432 bushels last WeeK' eed
. col $50 bushels in this week year ago. I szS :
9Ss bushels in 1897 1883, ,631 bushels in 1890 q no
1,3SS $50 bushels in 1895 Since January l.. TINS
season, corn exports aggregate 1Ip,lsg.zi4 push
els. against 1871 307, ,9Q7 bushels during the. same
period a year ago. o.. =
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COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY or THE MARKETS,

- ~. ':..---- .-. -. 49,
Silver unchanged. -: ....s
Bun news does; NOT affect Wheat - H..
Sharp rise IN Barley. .-.= =.
Oats scarce. ana stiff
- Corn and Rye dull -. =. '..
Heavy receipts .of Hay expected soon. -. r.
Rolled Barley advanced
Bran ard Middlngs unchanged,
Beans and Seeds ss before.
Potatoes and Onions about the same
Poultry quiet. -. +.-s-..
Butter. and Eggs. dull. ..... j.. g. ~.
Fruit, market: quiet: ...:.. -. - J..
Dried Fruits noIni3al.- -. .'.v...
Provisions Isnrhalj ged5::-~ -: -...- -. g..
Hides. Imported. from AUSTRALIA. =: -. ~.
JToeL frnn, = ..,. -. :. :. II. :. :. -. =. -.
Meat narket ~ilnch h1ng ed. + = =: ~. -.
Bank, :ciearings. gain. June. -.:. .~. -.
-. AN K Gle ARlHJ(. ...s.
Local hanis tleaTings in June: were sT7s52S sS1,
against $50; :647 IN JUNE 1885: hus. far this
yeaT they amount to SAB 2QO.9Ot against s5s1
i22 597. Cer. the same time In. 1888
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was firm; creameries. 13l3n1Sc: dairfes
11a151zc.. Cheese firm, S12q94c. Eggs, steady;
fresh, 12C-
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or. June Chickering's, 1888,
461; balances, $50, 497.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. June sO.-Consols 107 s-16; silver.
q Ibid; French rentes. 100f S0c wheat cargoes
off coast less offering; cargoes on passage,
rather easier. Sd lower; No. 1 standard Cali
fornia. 30s; Walla Wallas 2Ss Cd; English coun-
try markets, quiet.
: LIVERPOOL, June 30.--WHEAT-DulI; wheat
in Paris firm flour In Paris steady; French
country markets, steady; weather in England,
cloudy.
COTTON-Uplands. 3 5a16d.
CLOSING.
. WHEAT-No. 2 red Western winter dull 5s
lid; No. 1 red Northern Duluth dull 6s Id
Futures. steady; July 5s sgd; September. IS
I1asd: December. 6s sd.
CORN-Amercan mixed new. quiet IS 41ld:
American mixed spot old, quiet, 3s SID Fiu-
lures. quiet; July, IS 41sd; September, IS 5ld;
October. IS 59sd.
Receipts of wheat FOR the past three days.
2s2 900 centals. including $4,000 of American
Receipts of corn for the past three days, 49, 16I
centalS,
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NEw YORK GRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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TIE LONDON MARKET. =

NEW YORK. June S0.-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cahlegram says;
The markets here were listless to-day before
the holiday. but huoyant at the close on the
announcement that President Kruger is
climbing down" Americans were heavy, eX-
cept for Northern Pacifcs, which We're taken
on the traffic statement, and Atchisons. The
market hardened later, closing at the best.
Tntos were offered freely and then rallied to
44a4 Anacondas were l6S4, Utahs SIS. Money
was strong on end of the month requirements.
.'..- "a, -. 49,. CLOSING.
LONDON. June .3o.-Canadian Pacific. 10o3s;
Northern Pacffc preferred, 799s; Union Pacific
preferred. 70: Atchsun. 1875 Grand Trunk.
SIs Anaconda Io5s bar silver. duh p 1l-l6d
per ounce, money 2i2d3 per cent.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Totals, L. 81. 636. 324, 137 All
Totals outside Of
New York;. 602. .5o3, ,a56 27.5
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Family Retail Market.

Common Eggs. .171A620
Ranch Eggs, per
dozen -..-..-..-.20 20I25
Honey Comb, per
ID .-...-.. .12615
Do, extracted. ..-@10
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S39.747

Totals ......... s25. ,116
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: : :: STEAMERS TO ARRIVE;

, lieutenant. Comma ander, u: s N. inch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
New Empire Theatre.

What is announced as the frlslv Lon.
don novelty. THE French Maid :, WITH
run Of many nights in New York ana
London. Is the attraction, at the In,
pire Theatre the present week Las,
evening good sized audience applaud
ed vigorously pertinent points and do
manded encores The encores. ,vo,,,
cheerfully given.
The French Maid has been saen =,
this city before, and it had n,uoh
more famous lady as the maid he,.so1e
than Miss Murilla. The latter hoY,
ever, is not dull and much of her Wi,
was interesting, and her Susette ,,t
times met with warm expressions OF
faVor As presented at the Emnire
there are two acts in the piece. and In
cidentally characters enough. III may not
be pleasant. but az would be nevorthoN
less, true To say one has to look very
hard 10 find evidence of that French
characteristic, chic. There are many 10
dies and gentlemen in the piece ANA
some or them are interesting. Mr.. RIair
as the waiter Brown makes a good deai
)ut Of his part, but he does NOT Sa,a
ne piece from appearing to be as insin- |
d as warmed-over potato or soda |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

thlrd set representing the old Battery
IL equally beautiful and effective.
Mr.. Crane finds a part congenial %
ms talents and disposition i'm the hard
neaded, not tempered, but not unkindlv
refer Suuyvesant. His presentation is
capital Something new in stage ilIu-
slohs IS the wooden leg which has con-
Lrlputed not little To the persistent
iame OF old New York's original
boss.' The genius who contrlved the
wooden leg outfit for the star ought 10
De mentioned in the play bin along
with the authors. the scenic artists the
costulner and all the rest IL appears
tnat the wooden leg is strapped ON nj
Mr Crane knee after fhe usual fash
ION. MI. Cranes own leg is bent back
ITO mine Knee and deftly concealed i'm
the ioids and particularly in the lining
oi the long cloak which he wears. The |
hhing is white and it Is brought for |
Mard and around the lower leg so that. |
rom IN front of the footlghts. the |
member is not easily visible SO nearly /
lost is IL IN the seemingly careless dram.
lng or the cloak. In profile only is the |
liusIon affected, the foot then heinz
seen bulging at the back of tho cloaL |
BUT the actor has studied his noses 50
shlIully with view 10 the reouira- |
nents Of the wooden leg effect thai no,
'iten IS the real leg even remotely he
Tayed. DC
refer Stuyvesant Will be seen for tho
'eeh Win uhe only matinee Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

the other deep chestnut. which no
uses at alternate performances. are two
magnificent specimens OF horsenesh
showing in every line and curve and
point the fine breeding of a famous
lineage; and many of their poses and
the attitudes they assume are worthv
oi the sculptor's highest art. and excife
the most enthusiastic admiration az
every lover OF the beautiful ana tho
symmetrical. They display training far
beyond what one Is accustomed 10 see
even IN the best menage acts of tho
best circuscs and do it I'm n manner
that proclaims their natural Intelligence
deVeluped 10 surprising degree .Wifh-
out a word Of command with onr, =
gentle touch OF a light riding wbIn -
rare intervals. they dance ana nr,,o,
anu pirouette ana march and poss tritt,
" onderiul precision ana rare 'rr8cA 20
lines almost with mechanical rapt,f,t
~ ana accuracy and againtWith fhe ~.
ind spirit and dash of the high -nettI.J |
't"eds that they are. Their frenrs,t I
'hanges OF pace an1 step rir,ave ta 4
ime With the music. their EVIDENT 90,
,erness % display their clevernegs sng I
''stiNe almost ~ human vanity ana
'Ild' an1 The beautiful picture thc,, 1
l'etcnt ~ the eve ~ an times with \
hnif rider. foatcd on their broad ba~Le
make their at pleasing, maryelous ana