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THE DRAMA.
MR. CRANE AS PETER sTUYvEsANT

MR. CRANE AS PETER STUYVESANT
Mr. Crane warmly welcomed by numerous
audience appeared In Wauack's Theatre last night
and acted Peter Stuyvesant. IN new play by Bran
der Matthews and Bronson Howard The play *
domestic in character gentle In spirit tranquil IN
movement. and tnged with sweet sentiment and
playful humor and IL sets forth the substance or
d pretty story with adrot method and occasional
felicity OF situation. rs dialogue seemed "A
little di1use ard it did not AZ any point
strongly AFFECT the feelings but IL is excellent
a. "A picture OF manners and t IL strong IN the
element OF eccentric character Peter Stuyvesant
has been drawn as a cholerc but kindly man. and
ne is exhibited a salutary tyrant over his council
and as laundering matchmaker IN his household
Jesse Rural did not show q happier faculty Tor
making mistakes. and the Roman Cato not
moore austere-in his owon fancy The chief in
cdrnt Is one young soldiers assumption OF the fault
COZ another-Conrad the fayorite % Stuyyesant al
lowing himself to be condemned spy. In order
TO shield ST. Reginald Farquhar who IS actually
the culpri,-aul the frief and CONSERVATION OF the
Governor at belng thus afflicted. give Mr. Crane an
opportunity to manifest his resources OF pathos as
well as his ready command OF vigorous mental
force. The impersonatlon is made up OF ouibursrs
o. impetuous temper quickly restrained by the
promptines % patience and kindness Mr. Cranes
acting bad much variety. fine dignity in the more
serious moments and A blum hum0r that gave
pleasure and evoked frequent laughter That part
OF the fable which relates TO the errors IN match
making has been particularly We. handled 10y TIE
author. and Mr. Crane was very happy IN his quiz
zical treatment o, g. A good performance OF
French physician.-a sort OF Dr.. Caius'-oy
William Sampson merits particular record The
authors were called out after the thrd cur
tain. and Mr. Bronson Howard was loudly ap-
plauded for declaring that the time has come for
using American history on the stage. very at
In IN
drama. II is thoroughly sweet and bright play.
and It ought TO succeed Tho Incidental scenes OF
Old Manhattan have been well composed and finely
painted Girls do not rule say TO their lovers
that they viii love as long grass grows and
water runs" There should Doe no literary touch
In a wooing scene. Miss Percy Hasweu. Miss NIL
Mken and Miss Selene Johnson however. impaired
grace and many touches of nature % the coloquies
Of sentiment; and altogether there was a smooth
performance Of a good play W "
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a. "a"
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH NEw YORK
EXECUTORS ABSOLUTE SALE:
ON Friday and Saturday. October 9th
and eth. at 1870 y. NJ. and 3 j. VI.
The Extensive Private Collection of
RARE AND BEATTIFTL
ORCHIDS.
Gathered by the late
PROF. .. c. MARSH.
OF YALE UNIVERSITY
Comprising nearly fourteen hundred plants AMI t~o hun
drei and seventy three varieties.
To b. sold by order x George j. Brush Esq and william
Farnsm. Esq ENe,uto
on Free View from 9 y. NJ Until > y. Nj
cATADoGcES MAILED Of APPLICATIONS
THOMAS T.. KIRBY. Au"ioneer.
AMERICAN ARf ASSOCIATION Managers
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HoThLs

AT.RFAfARLE-R Rear Admiral Frederick Rogers,
u 5 Dr FraHTln Re5,sT a lifS' si
W H.''t Nfchcner u Philadelphia bJCklNG
HAM-The Rev NJ J. calaTa os De ~ ,eo SA eN
Pr Set. s,tnreue Court and Baron Won MuMm
~ the German Embassy a. Washington. ~ LS.
1Sio,-,r -rommodore Samuel j. PregnaA. ~ thaLies-
80 a. FIFTH AVENUE-George AliaIL I Be,t
gan charge anares Of Washinston ana 1T = :
Ian N Kingston. ont Captain ;, -. ;, Svra-
isnd OF Bermuda; Mayor ". B. MIX o. "''~
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-hief Techttr viii leave to-day for Porto Rico

Before the close OF the year 1901" said CHIEF
Engineer Lenerts L. Buck of the New East River
Bridge IN response 10 an inquiry
NEW BRIDGE Yesterday afternoon ON Madison
BEFORE ave car as 10 when the Ne" Eas'
1909 River Bridge will be finished The
anchorages are well along" he con-
tinuei They contain - 900 yards OF masonry Inc
four main cables will sustain three or four times as
much weight as the cables OF the Brooklyn brlage
They will be- made Of what Is known as 2VVD pounu
steel wire-that u.s. Of wire which. per square men
Will sustain weight OF 100000 pounds. The wire IN
The Old cables is 10000 pounds All four cables OF
the new bridge VIII DE built az the same time IN
stead Of one at a time, when the Brooklyn cables
were built We shall try 20 guard against any
trckery in the manufacture and testing OF the VIZ
Y0. win remember that despite the closest scrullhN
fr. contra -tor for me wire Wnicn went MO lHt
pr0oklyu Bridge cables got in something Inc D"
.0r- o. wire which never was tested az all -i
de~sfari that before the cables were completed
enough additional wire was put into me ca 7ies 70
,rsk. In tu strength for all the possibly bad wire
ib ttg cortracfor paned OF on the Bridge peo-
ne You don't see so much IN the news papers aoo Lt
he new brig as We used 10 see about the BROOK
i-r bridge when IL was building. II -. no logDl
because the newness Of the idea has worn on blt
The new bridge Will be a much greater structure
Mr. Buck is a man OF about sixty. gray haired,
with keen black eyes. and he wears spectaci-s 10y
bridge builders all the world his ork - De'4s
rIr
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DIED.


SII.LECK-On Monday morning. october ? Flesnor Ne
loved wife 4 Jameo W. Snlrck. jr =.
Funeral on Thursday October :. r. m. from II
PauTs Methodist Episcopal Church. Peekskh
VAN TINE-Afer short illness. the ist of OCTOBER.
Anna daughter Of the late The0d0rus Van Tine. ESQ.
The relatives and friends u rhe family are invited g. al
tend the funeral from nor ate residence 40 49, west
2lst st.. Tuesday affcrn0l 10. at clock
intermeut At Marble Cemetery famiy tauI~
WHITAkFR-At - I.u.es Hosp fal Monday Oety-
Der p Eva wife ~ NSriam NJ Mhfaker. in her s4i
Funeral notice hereafter
A.-Ihe Kensico Cemetery.-Private station
Harlem Railroad ride from the Grand 0enifA'
Depot Once. 10 East 42d-st
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,rue OF PRESIDENT B4RRfSoNS WATCH.
NAN UNDER ARREST PROMISES TO REVEAL
--...r-.. ,- -s BrR1rD IF HE Is SET FREE.

MAJ; --xprn ARREST PROMISES TO REVEAL
WHERE ~ is BURIED IF HE Is SET FREE
Knoxville Tenn. Oct. e Wilson, SAID 70 Dc
ro.o-,r.s criminal has been arrested here on
1,.r.. 81 burglary In consultation with me c''1.
O.. Police le volunteered. 81 e1chahEo io-
.rsssar, p, conduct the chic: 20 the place "ne'e
8. ss.-.+.s Tie watch stolen from eX-PresloeH.
HARRISON five years ago The watch was presented
b, the Senate at .he expiration Of Harrison's term
j. was diamond studded. the centre stone oe'-e
valued al 500 The tmepiece is worth more IMAM
Noo and o. much larger reward IS OUTSTANDING.
Wilson hal in h!s possession diagram OF pace
year Akron. Ohio. where. he says. the "atch was
buried ly partner OF his soon after II was s'Oe",
ana tae or..ual thief did not reveal IT'S place OF
coaces..l.-t .rtu q few months ago. on his death
LED Wilson was making his way 10 the place Whe ii
De Wa arrested here. He vii not be released UNI.
ches Reeler has the prize safe IN MS HANGS NJ.
Reeder is sd communication with ex-FTesIuen'
Harrison with "a view 10 restoring 70 him his prop
c.ty Wien the watch was stolen the case created
q great sensation and remained an uHsO'Neo
U5stsrf
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Indianapolis OCT "a. !. Vaughn, who Was d
major general in the Confederate Army a4ed hete
Yesterday AZ a sanftarllm. lie came here seyera!
weeks ago from his home in Memphis 10 have aa
operation performed for cancer
General Alfred j. Vaughn was especially noted
through his connection with the 18th Tennessee
Volunteers. The regiment was organized on June
1861 and Vaughn's Brigade became famous In the
Army OF the Tennessee. Entering the Army cap
tain the next day he was promoted 10 be a lel-
tenant colonel lie was wounded al Columbus. X.
when the Confederates defeated the Federal forces
soon afterward he elected 20 The Confederate
congress and made q colonel From hat time FOR
,.erG his promotion was rapid and ne soon became
a,or General ~ the campaign about Chicka-
rauga he lost a leg and had eight horses sh2t
- plrn After the war he entered politics ia
sra~neseee and was appointed Clerk ~ me criminal
court or Memphis and held the place for many
yea
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YRS. DAVIS WATCHED TIE PARADE.

Among others who watched the Dewey parade
from a balcony Oh Fifty-ninth-st. between Sixth
and Seventh ayes. was Mrs. Jefferson Davis She
was dressed in deep mourning. and during the en-
Nfe afternoon She sat most q the time with I'M
covered bead REGARDLESS o. the bleak weather As
W, Southern regiments marched past the build
Ng The bands OF each burst into the melodious
sIa.ns ~ Dixie Land and Mrs. DAVIS Do"eo
again AMI ag.r
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II Walter Webb. ylce-president OF the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad. VINO has been
sick for some time arrived In this city last even
Ing and went directly his newly ,eased home. AZ
~ % East Sixtv-seventh-st The house Is the
t,rouertv OF Secretary Root Last evening Il was
SAID al the house that Mr.. Weoos condition was
much improved.
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TIE CASTLE SQUARE cONPAHT.

The third season a the American Theatre OF The
castle Square Opera Company began last evening
with a performance Of The Mastersngers' IN Eng
nsh The house crowded as It usually i when
this company presents a standard work. and the
performance met with good deal or approval.
The following was the cast.
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For the last month Frank ". Canine. tie gen.
eral manager OF the Exposition Music Hall a. 81.
Louis acting as the representative " its Board Of
Directors has been negotiating wlth Henry vs.. Saw
age the proprietor Of the Castle Square Opera
r,rlntuies ~ send an operate organization 70
that cry Ar arrangement has been made by ne
viii begin a season OF opera IN English or Noven-
l.- ~ continue FOR indefinite period.
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rgr cgERoKrE AFLoAT AGAIN.

p..,ne Island Mass. oct. The Cbde L'n7
az rberokee. which struck or Nausnon
$50 IN september 49, came OF the rocks late
10 afternoon by the aid OF tugs and hoated mo
thls 49, 49, alter she was towed 70 IarpauHn
49, Whcrs temporary repairs viii be mace 10
enable her 10 proceed 10 her destination
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so AMERICAN DREYFUs


IVA The Chicago Times Herald
r.4l-ts action ~ nc Preeilcnt viii convince the
'..- ~ llat We have not another DTeyfus analr on
,-.'-'-S II is Iebuke 10 those OverzeaIous al
sq.... Nho have made the grayest ACCUSATIONS
ae.-. GENERA Otis. the president Of the court.
,rs-, tle prosecuting offCer and 100 fine against
..r D-t mo was supposed 10 be hostile 10 Car
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NORMAN WINES

Santa Barbara Cal. OCT Norman Wines. a
-, Known United States mail contractor and
stare line owner is dead he expired suddenly al
h,e home iust after attending 10 some business
- .ha telephone lie operated stages and star
~ contracts in California. Nevada oregon
hmm and WYOMING
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DESERVING OF no SYMPATHY.

On The Atlanta Constitution.
the Nsii.,. -@rter was educated at the expense or
might az As Uniform was given him that ne
COUNTRY sg.tG me interests and the rights OF nls
The tri.s'ai internal well external Toes
nestle en- ~hic- would allow tampering Win 40
Mould d..ie'i s D. just wicked that "h4eh
-~'''ei u Iori 10 tbs enemy
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ouse and Virgil p Kline. OF Cleveland. HOLLAND
-l.X-GOvernOr Frank s Black OF Troy. lMPER-
ALE. ". Tunnel and his stsn Of Delaware.
"a NHATTAN-Dr. 4. +. ONei OF Boston. NOR
MA NDlE-Lleu'euant C0.Onel :. y wilson OF
quebec. SANOY-Douglas Beardsley OF Auburn.
" ALDOkF-Ex- Senator J. O.. : Blackburn 81
kentucky, J. K Drexel OF Philadelphia. K. n. l.
Goddard. OF Providence. ana Mrs Daniel Man
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IIIyrSS OF EK-SEN4TOR HARL4N

Mount Pleasant. ia. oct lame - 81,
.,,,or limited States Senator. the only sul''ol -
l'', ,,ooin.s Cabinet IL lying a. the point
%, a.sfh AT hi. home IN this city HIS ,dqa suSh
Mrs Robert T Lincoln. ~ =
iie1--scb y j has ben summoned
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wichita Kan oct III H. Dewey. % shefte.i
I'm an uncle Of Admiral Dewey and father OF = =.
T,ewev ~ this city. died yesterday AZ sleH'v'1'
t4,s son thinks that excitement over t"T A1'i'"- >
donors fastened his death
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN this diagram the continuous white line shows the
csrses In pressure indicated - The Tribune set-
s-ting barometer Tire dotted line shows ne eipors-
.pre as recorded Perr-s Pharmacy
Tribune Ofce oct B. a 70 The weather Yesterday
s fair ana cold Tie temperature ranged between II
AM - degrees The average +4h degrees) being - &c
-a. Ive- than that sunday and 26s degrees lower
90 thar u The corresponding day OF last year
The weather l,-tay VIII BE fair and slightly warmer
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JusTIFIARLE DELAY.


.us,'st1 lhe Circumstances the President was fuzzy
20 ~. D.. having thorough examination maus
% ss,,se ,.fe Proceedings. That caused delay, out
a. dsroI justice Instead OF Carter prohting from
...-. VS.. s would have been applied his Ave
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the necessary proclamation summonng Paris-
ment Will he signed.
BRITIsH CHARTERING TKANsPoRrs.

I'IF1 ~ VI
London. oct 1.-THE British Government Is
chartering large number of steamers. eyi-
IDENTIFY FOR the purpose OF Transporting an army
corps. About forty vessels are 10 be chartered.
arl the steamers Pavonia Of the Cunard Line
end Bavarian, Of the Allan Line are among
those already taken.
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,,n, nnmARn GOrLD LE4SLs ! HOLsL.

Mrs Howard Gould has rented for '"o years t"e
sa,sn,nr house at 40 s2i Fi,h-ave from Catherine
tIernochan. John y. Godlns vas me brokeI iN
~. transaction The lease dates roi' O-''0'' 4'''
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PROVED.


--+' is-llt40 AAfIes-
~ D. old charge that the case OF Captain OoerAn
q lafter had been held up through political n
,'e and guilty man screened from punish,
lv H. cslroyed by the sentence just appr9Veo
- we President Captain Carter Is sentenced 70
~, q. ile heaviest p0uishments in the history OF
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DIED.

elfI-On sunday mornns st'f Virsnls A BIZ aged p
BIN Of Charles H. anu
Funeral private .- o-..t.-
CAFItAkI -, 'v,-shai daughter q the late william
IA Merida h Carhart . -. ~, rv.s. -3d-st
from late reflleh'F, - ~ '- '
--r-por.say morning. a. 700 O eloeN-
,,,r,-HcOcK--In Hanover y ~ on tnufs. =. S ,
~ - Mary Hitchcock eldest daugHter ~ me lase
ttssl.-.gi.nt Hitchcock ~ Amherst tol4esr.
rfn-,a az Amherst Mass
,-pur-At Pasadena Cal. September =. lssS Herman
Kbb4 n Nev-York cry, son 4 the late William A.
~ ssr,res viii be held Trinity Church. lower
BroadVay y Y. Tuesday, October g. 1882 a. 10 -
a.
MOORE or October T. Esward c. Moore In his 5is,
Sear AZ his reslienre No 90 Lenox-ave East Oranse
~. J.
N,t.ce q funeral hereafter
o.RptrN- Al his Newport residence. lnchiquin" sun
day october /. 1899 John o Bren. u the hrfn OF
william John o. Brlen.
Funeral services at II Patrcks Cathedral ON ave-
between 5o,h and 5st sta. ca THURSDAY ota Instant
10
Kindly omit noWeTa
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Tonight Tie Irving Place Theatre Will present
the first novelty OF he season. "Renaissance. a
three act comedy by SchCnthan and koppe.- EAiell.
fhe authors OF THE Golden Eva. countess
Guck" and a Night on.
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RLsH0p> DrDLEY AZ POTTER AGREE.

Louisville. oct. . CspeciaD.-Bshop Dudley. Of
This diocese Endorses Bishop Potter IN divorce
favoring a canon that no divorced Isrson shall he
married By an ordained clergyman
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

The yitagraph VIII take pictures % the i.,er"'-
.l,nal Yacht race tomorrow. and they VII be- eN-
rtblted through ,he week o. Roster 4 Bla' Music
Hall
Karl Ahrend,s appeared IA Tie part or colonel
sspt ln Rupert " Hentzau." a. the Garden lhr-
..,, l.-- NIGHT IL will be- remembered that the
.etor o-no was 20 play this part died suddenly IN
%4U-Uaven lust before the opening performance.
The American Nltagraph Company las taken
ri.t.res Of Dewey receiving Governor Roosevelt
~ tta OLYMPIA Dewey receiving The loving cup
froro Mayor Van Wyck the scene az the review
ing stand the naval parade and the Olympia Sa.ui-
ing Grants tomb. All Ot these Will De SNOW" al
Tony Pastors Theatre al the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

a CONVINCING DECISION.

CONVINCING DECISION
IRON The Nen-Tork Times
no ore can say that Captain Garter has not hao
''.rY chance 20 meet the charges against him 10
p. a-- the testimony that sustained them to, uSe
very Possible plea 10 mitigate the severity OF MS
.i4shme-t Or g. establish his innocence Inc
-.se o. the President indeed. has incurred ShaI
criticism FOR SIS leaning 20 the side Of patience ana
tAfatagaut fairness toward the accused. ana thss
-''elielts oVr well known Kindness OF heait an
HttIs.9n from severity except In the cleares'
,'.'-'elce 20 plan duty We're distinctly an0 sIOnk-
!. iator o. Captain Garter. The hnal ceclslOh
''' therefore. The more convincing and crushing
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THE WEATHER REPORT

YESTERDAYS RECORD AID TO-DAYs FORECAST.
,-ess,,s,on or, The first freez ng temperature q
he season was reported generally throughout the interior
O., the Middle Atlantic States Monday morning AM Al
Washington Che earliest killing frost on record Or
CURED ne earliest previous date ~ first hlins "os'
,.,,, october n lS.e Tie temperature has risen ia
tae Mississippi and OHIO valleys and in me Norih fso"'
..as. districts ara has fallen decidedly IN the Mdd'
Western states weather has Prevailed except over
t.e Florida pen nsul4 where heavy rain = reported
,..r 80 ~ inches being noted et Jupiter. Thefe Is
evidence o. disturbance over the western part % TIE
Caribbean sea on. strength and future course o is
disturbance canal- yer 10 determined Fair weather
With rising temperature IS indicated generally east OF tAs
,,esiss.,ri except along the South Atlantic and cur
COASTS, wh4r- conditions favor rain rlesdaj by Me1nes-
ta, tie rain ares likely extend over TIE G1t AM
south Atlantic states Along tae North Atlantic Coast
tle winds Will be fresh from tie north fresh r1un
@s.terv winds VIII prevail along The Middle Atlantic
Coast on the 9TH Atlantic Coast ne winds W" increase
nom The northeast anl probably come Asa over l-s
Florida Ielins-.a
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