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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov 5-Cattle- Receipts, 2 500 head nelud-
ing 1900 Texans. good prime steers
So 5oa$7 40, poor medium SIS 50GS6 % stockers and
feeders 81 50QS4 90 81 40dS4 Is: heifers $29$3
Gamers, 81 409S2 so bulls S2Q$5 calves 81 4oqS2 90
Texas fed steers S2QS4 so Western steers 50 90
HogsReceipts to-day. 23O0N head: tomorrow. 10000:
left over 1000; market opened loo higher and closed
with advance lost mixed and butchers So 40GS6 So good
"a choice heavy 81 GOGS6 s. rough heavy Sc S09S6
Receipts $4,000 head sheep and lambs steady: good TO
choice wethers 81 5Oa$4: fair choice mixed 81 500
So 40: native lambs. So 3GGS5 *
Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-Hogs active and strong az 81 500
Sc 65 Cattle steady S2dS5 -. sheep dull At 81 SOC
Sc p Lambs steady IS 25GS5
East Liberty. Nov. Cattle steady; choice. So SOC
Sc 90 Sc 15dS6 40 good 81 75d$5 so Hogs steady
prime heaves SO 55Q$6 T0 mediums. Sc 50qS6 oS heavy
Iorers Sc 4oaS5 40 light Workers S. 85q$6 20: piss
s. SOC 8 81 culls and common s. 5oaS2 choice lambs
Kansas City. Nov. 6-Cattle-Receipts. 200 natives
and 1900 Texans calves 1000 natives and 40 Texans
cattle 1025c lower. native opened steady and
broke l0Q20c, Western active and steady stockes
and feeders and calves weak quarantine steady choice
and dressed St 60dS7 20. fair good
50 5OaSG 90 sockers feeders 81 2JS+ I0; Western
fed steers $SGS5 CO. Texas and Indian So 500
81 %: Texas $2d$2 95; native 81 5OQ 81 so;
Taye heifers SSas4 20 Gamers S1@$2 % bulls 81 go
So 40. calves. 81 50G$6 Hogs-Receipts, 14OO head
market opened 510c higher and closed with of the
SO 2la ass 65; mixed packers Sc 45dS6 6S light Sc $50
Sc 65 Workers Sc 554S6 622 pigs Sc 20d$6 -. Sheep
Receipts 5000 steady easy; native lambs.
So 60dS5 25 Western lambs sass 20; fed So 1oQ
So O5GS4 To- Western wethers $40
81; stocHers and feeders. 81 95QSS Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

Kentucky sheep n AT So so 100 do 50 10 at 50
50 Pennsylvania n, at h.
50; II do. Il n, a 81
mems commission Company 254 Buffalo lambs % 70.
al - co. Ohio sheep. ia n So 20: 90 Kentucky do
for exPoro 100 n at Sc 80 66 40. rs n. at 81 S7l as
do 100 n, at SO 20. p DO. "a ~ at 50 so.
Newton & Co, 2i7 Virginia lambs. 40 n. az s. .
s. 10
HOGs-Receipts Is cars. head. with about l
car on sale Market steady. hogs sold at 81 TO
per 100 n s92c per n heavy 10
light weights.
SalesJohn ?. Nelson Gate yesterday; 6S state hogs
s. 81
J. II. Hume < BIO: hogs Isl n. al 50 Is; ?
rouGhs 200 n - yesterday 81 State hogs
lis N. al So Is 8 roUEhs. PSI 10. al IS e..
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday 26 State hogs. ll9 TO
al Sc 60 roughs $50 n at s. So stag. 400 ~ at -
; Judd & Co date yesterday; - State hogs, lb TO
az Sc s.. = roushs. 10 n. s. *.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

PHF Te Safat g PPn's St Louis and kansas
eIP5Sed neyertheess TO find that Northwest interr
October in spite tremendous oysgs, o from n
ceived - zoo 0 & and Duluth during october
$40 900 hush me heayiest since 1872 when receipts
feature Q, ;bs aT i2T 4a5 Aus aeooqa, again
chartered for which - ioS5 Y S TS l aaa oen
"Tked during day export business consisted
ten loads ontnorf Eneat BY sample at New York and
Isaea 10 stimulate the late market as holders
1ve htte confidence in the general situation cables
oha2ged face weak news from this Side and Paris
apss came repo r. - points net 5 hSRe[ From MIMI
il vas for oh Dakota for Pacific Coast points although
me me same time some Minneapolis houses claimed have
w s at End minated that considerable might
wheat compart f e9a o5 % o 'q9sT T5s SDe
month 400 200 bush last yesT TRere WI, ram n
Wheat and Siouey weather oyer most Of the spring
HeS IN me condition hut more scattered reports II
hst winter wheat area is slightly s5 t5sn last YEAR
5a S69 bb lF SIsa[ances We're ll'8go hhls and wheat
S basis we're as follows; 10 hard Manitoba s2isc. No
sissgo al prompt No Northern Duluth. ~. Noyen-
corn was on fairly active scale here with under
Early indications according to the weather map were for
clear conditions and this gave the market an easier
m9Te sho~e The market steaded up agan and held
under the estimates expected
on T6ay cables closed The interior m0G
bush larger than last year Locally 10000 bush No 3
yellow were sold. basis. and outports two loads
FOR export No closed at csc elevator and 6534c
b anoaT No white yellow. b afoat
OAIS-The market during the day, but
quiet futures. although cash there bust
ness Of 25o.0to bush mainly basis. but including
$4,000 bush for export. No closed AT sc; No
white sac. No 3 white SIC; track mixed S6d3Ic;
track white 3G9i2c and standard white 36'ec RYE
Marker steady. No Western. dS2C, afoat, State
rye 5iQ54i3c. No >. 54d54i2o. track BARLEY
Market quiet Feeding quoted az Ale and mailing at
i9G6lc. both ! Buffalo BUtkNH WHEAT GRAIN
Market dun. 81 per h hid here grain
NeW-Iork. getting much. the
country line. holding for higher prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine quiet but un-
changed holders naming so for machines as their
selling price Rosin firmly held at former prices
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine. bbls. S5g
TAR-Pine bbls 50 %: oil bbls "a 10
E 81 81 F. 81 so; 81 95. H. 81 10; l. 81 400 - 90. h
STOCK ON HAND
Rosln, bhs 49,
Spirits turpentne bbls 26s6
Wilmington Nov. 6-sPirits turpentne-Receipts. IS
firm 81 25l$1 30 receipts. 81 hbls Crude
turpentine hrm 81 1888: receipts. % bbls Tar firm
receipts. 1853 bbls.
Savannah Nov 6.-Ttrpentine firm. 52d52Ac: receipts.
bbls sales. LAB bills exports, 224 bbls. Rosn firm
receipts 246 bbs, sales. 1907 bills exports Dos bills
Quoted A. B. c. 81 30 D. 81 IS: f, 81 20; F. 81 As G.
81 %: II. 81 10; l. 81 X 81 So NJ So, y. So 30: g.
. Charleston Nov e-tIrpentine and rosn unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
r1-RoPrAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov 6-C1osing-W heat-Spot steady. No
Western winter 5s Cd. No Northern spring, IS
Ia: california. 6s aid. futures fiat. December. IS
97,d. March Is luasd. June. nominal CornSpot quiet
American mixed rs sd. futures fat; January. As SD
March As 1'sd- Canadian. steady. rs I'd Hops
London tPacihc Coast firm IL l2satI Beef strong:
lbs. Pork. prime Western.
05s Hams-Short Il 16 II. steady 56s sd Ba-
a. quiet. Cumberland - 10 - n Sos rib.
10 10 - n 65s. long, clear middies light % to "a n
long. clear middles. heavy. 81 to ~ n. els 6i
short clear backs l6 To- 20 10 5s ID clear bellies IA 70
is H. 61s I'd Ilrd-Prime Western. in terCes. firm.
69s American refined. in pals strong. COS. Butter
nominal Cheese strong. American white. SOS 81.
American Coored. 55s- Talow-Prime city. firm.
.Ps 81 Turpentine-Spirits firm. 4Os- Rosin-COmmon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

STof c1ff0n coEee dun quotatlons
The basis $500 middling upland and soc for Inl9
ding Gulf sales s2e bales Southern spot markets
were tslegrarhed a. follows New-Orleans quiet, easy
and unehaneed a. l5-l6c: sales 1000 bales; Mobile
urohanged Ta4C. sales 300 bales. aNannah
quiet l-l6c lower nc sales. 1920 bales Charleston
frrer lower al sales 100 bales. Wilmington
firm ana unchanged SEC Norfolk. dull &c lower -
s. Baltimore. nominal and unchanged
81. Augusta quiet. l-lSc higher al l-i6c; sales
ls99 bales. ST Louis quiet, &c lower az &c sales
haes Estimated receipts NeOrleans for toTnoTro"
from 10 500 20 800 bales compared with lsi14 bales
bales actual last year. A.
Houston tororrou 1900 10 y 600 bales. compared
vf n -61 bales week ago and 1928 bales ago
Al f,syesfo from u 1900 bales estimate ed
with bales actual last
vgeel and actual last year
Reeipfs Al ports and interior points to-day oornpar
e. y-fh- day week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

Liverpool Nov. 8. p m.-Cotton-spot-M3 deTate
hurness done prices points American middling
fair. $50 good midiling CO. mtddling 49, love
T1ne sales II the day 5000 bales. Of Which 500
speculation and export and included 100
Receipts. 5000 bales, including eco Amer-
can Futures opened and closed steady American
ruiGIlne O Q. November. IS buyer. November and
December. ia buyer, December and January. 4S3
February. 81 seller. February and
March 30 seller; March and April. 49, seller April
ard Nav 80 seller; and June. X seller. June
and july. : 90 seller. July and August 4&2 seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


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New York to Pttsbq sleeping Car Pi''sOurs to
liz = f. Eifaisa5s ana Cleveland
partent leeSi5 NM ANA LIME and 6bsersSio6
For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati Ind
1-SS p y: THE PENNSYLVANIA sPECIAL.-2o-
PPs1a~ins-rOom Sleeping: Dining. and Buffet Smoking
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Streets 10 0 eT 10 Car 70 i9Ss Dnin carr
m l255 (Dnins carj 10 CDesbrosses and cortIands
3 Dfasr Cara e3 3 Dining g Pinj%g nS SS As
e25 Dining Car 10 IS ' DINING caTs a. m i25S Dir
Dining Cars Is 6nins Car, MS cpinns Car ass
SOUTHERN RAILWAY--ExpTess. s.2s los m. 121o
ATLA 4 re COAST LINE-Ezprsss. ssS a M sas
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-,'FIortda and Metre p
NORFOLK lL.K AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAREs OHIO nc P R "A a. m week
FOR OLD FONT fSa G,F6 n aa s2s NoRFoLK-7ss m
weekdays and $50 m. daily.
Ala MIC CITY--95S and ? 5S ?. m WeeAass
SUNDAYS q IS m. Through Vestibuled Trains bIIet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays Far
10y Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car ana Stahoaro
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--l255 .. m weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad 9n
West Twenty-third Street station S55 a; m y ~
SIS 80 and 455 weekdays sundays $500 20 a
600 a.. m. IL 90 8. 40 40 and s. 10 .. weekdays
sundays y ron q e. PaHiiiE2AfDELpHIA.
@ 10 (DesbTosses and COrtlandt Streets. SOD. 20
SIS. $50. % Dining Car @55 Penpa. Limitedl.
1910 (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 1020 Dnine
Carr l055 Dining Carr, l1-S5 a m. 100 tDinlIs
Can LOS Dining Carr 10 (Desbrcsses and Coran9s
Streets. 22O), 255 % Dining Carr. Soo = . .
Dining Carr. 4S5 Dining Carr, $50 Dining Carl a
e.25. $50. 9.25 T. 10 night. Sundays DO %
Cno coaehesl s25. SIS. BPS Dining Carr 9SS Cdm-
tted). 9S5. 1895 Dining Carr u % tDlning tarl
ls5 Dining Carr. 325 Dining Carl 800 40 Iii ~.
SIS. o . D. IL 10 night 80
Ticket Offices Nos. 46 1854 Ill and 261 Broadway lS@
Fifth below 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST., ! Aston House; West Twenty-third street
Station. and DesSrOsses and Cortandt
Streets; Court SEQ Fulton Street 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN, station:
jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
Telephone eI4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
j. B. HUTCHINSON. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Asent
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

600 tons. compared go this time last
year The London beet was nrm At "a
advance and November quoted a IS Sad and De
cember al IS Sd. Cane and unchanged at IS
Tor Java and 5 30 for fair refining The local MARIE.
was firm and unchanged with 39sc Tor go test
centrifugal 3sc for - muscovsdo and 80 Tor -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

.-itee cables: Ro-Cofee market quiet. No Z Rio
$500, exchange u 152d. receipts bags. cleared
for The United states 5000 bags; cleared Tor Europe
5000 bags stock, Cos o0O bags. Sartos-Cofee market
cur 1909 aEerage SANTOS $500 receipts. $4,000 bags
stolk lot3.@'0 bags. HambUrg-Coffee market opened
unnamed; al 2a5e ? m was net unchanged !. pfs
l'Ner sales 5000 bags HaNre-Coffee market
siea1r unchanged 70 = franc higher. unchanged
az barely steady and unchanged. at so . m IN
changed q hsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

COTTON-Ie whole list again severely today
arc ~ the close prices nearly NJ
o. the session with bear sentiment sl uppermos Yigor-
bear selling and very heavy liquidation the oren-
ing cali promoted underone, with prices Of
points Following the call prices further declined
active pressure from both sides crop estimate
oo 70 100000 bales BY Nell and failure predc-
Western combined
oerrnlne long cotton ana the shorts
needed - attack the list general Again
te pool faction endesyorng prices
level where II would he Improbable
from me South Instead al unloading January for
ths purpose. the clique increased its
March and Nav. Later the morning there quick
rally from CSC 10 Al4c for March other options work
Ing IN accordance. a cold prediction West
ern belt tonight and reports top crop
VIII on decidedly rally the market
statement by Census Department Washington
which the total thus far gnned placed about
"T7Vo hale--and this amount was regarded as 0"l
per cent ~ the total Weld thus pointing 70 net crop
a something like 100000 baes-fatled create friend
Illness little stock IN
the nElres- The rally followed heavy selling
movement afternoon. which prices crurnble1
rapidly March dropping S.o4c. The close ~as steady
a. the decline. win prices 6al points lower Iota
sales estimated 100000 bales well scattered
through the list Reports from SPOT cotton markets nod
unchanged prices 10 &c decline. Port receipts were se
ly under last
The of prices he local market 10 day
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eaeles spot eoo'
sales 600 haess speculation and export, 90
1900 Receipts--3.0OO: American, So.o neo,nS Sup NJ
land. opened STEADY 70 . pD,tls
Closed steady net points lower; 1oESalosl' ssS
November Teoenber s28b: Deosnoer-S ~
March March-April. April
Nay Msv-T,ne iune-July and July-August SOS Man
chester yarns and cloths STEADY . =.
FLOUR aeyD AsFAE-There no material change IN
the -four depsrtnsnt old prices being ca
hlIf small demand tor Ootn aLn.ei
&c Syringe underline Y irez pstets
so9s3 30: spring 50 l5gsS 81 Sss o Pea Dog
~ sz 95uSS 10: extra 10 Vince fsiycKWF4EAT
fLoUuiet quoted at So 2Oqs2 Is spot ano 20 s s Ike
-. pyE FJf1GlP-Tlun Quoted Fair 20 gooa - log
g 90 choice 20 fancy So s5gss s. >; S2Sns
aAe MEAL-ouei. Quoted: Fine "hl'e E ET s 1870
5s4Si 65 coarse. 81 s94S@i -occe 10 arrive 200 10
so % spring bran bulk spot si7 20 Spite sIs9s,s s0.
ding af7Msll IN 200 sacks city teaa.
nssed al cake soc 80: corn OIL cake SSa % hoihS
top so co. oil meal. S2o 5O4sll 49, big interior
GBAIN-WHEAT-stiI unsettled py "a se hesT-
oyement: the wheat market TO-DAY iLo net lower Al
the 81 fsrly good export trace: 49, ceonsreS
novernenf eonsisted 1,z32.Oso pusn.
slth 10000 bush last year. Wills t'osl % -e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady. 10
spring wheat. 7Oa7lc No 2. 65n60ac: No red. Iog
70iac No corn. &c: yellow, 55C; No = oats.
2s42s'.c. No white. 3oa33c' No rye $50 Coed
feeding barley 39ilc. choice mating 49gs'Sc
No haxseed $! 10; 70 Northwestern. 81 ls' PRIME
Mess pork per ht SIS s7sa$17 lard per 100 10 Sl 20.
sides uoose) $40 5oQSlo 10 dry salted shou
oXe 50 7JdSlO. short clear sides tSoXecl 81 'aq
$40 Whskey. basis high wines, 81 81 on the Prod
TX hauce, the butter market was hrm, CTeaerles
l6z N23 '1c daries 5a2c. Eggs easy loss of. cases
returned. % Cheese steady 10 firm. llGl2c
Minneapolis, Nov 6-FIour-F'rst patents, s. 500
Sc So second patents. 81 65a$3 - hIst clears 81 9o
s. clears. s. 40NS2 - Wheat December Iofs
G7ic. Nav Il sc track, NO l, hard. I2'sc, No /
Northern. 52isc. No > Northern, I0Asc.
Philadelphia Nov Wheat IL lower: contract grade.
November. 1%@.H1ic- Corn steady. hut duli No vel
low track. oats firm. but quiet. No = white.
clipped = Butter. steady. tair demand Western
creamery - i-c. nearby prints. 2Sc Eggs hrrn
good demand fresh nearby re loss on do Western. c
loss on do loss on do southern &c
loss m unchanged. Nev-Nork full creams,
prime small. l2i1a124c DO fair 70 good small; nag
lai. prime l. adl2ic. do fair 70 good large
lIi.di2c Receipts Flour 100 bbla and iillNo rs in
sacks wheat 2i00 bueh. corn 500 bush; oats 1900
bush Shipments. Whelt-SHOO bush. corn 500 bush:
-. l-lsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

tied No hard. SPOT carloads, 77'.c: winter strong No
red. 76c bid. Corn unsettled generally easy; No ?
yellow: 63i2c No yellow. CSC No 2 corn sic; No 3
60iaC easy No 3 white. 32lsc; No 2 mixed.
size No do 3lc Barley 4Tl4 d62c. Rye. No l in
store 54lac asked Canal freights steady.
Chicago Nov. 6-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGT0N-fs 80
p NJ sI2 Is Ndt
rom Liberty street only sDaily fDaily except
Sunday. sSuniay only tPar'or @ars only Via Tam
aqua
1900 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave 8 Union
s-1a-s west IS3 East f25th St 125th St 24s
Columbus Ave, York; Court ST. 344 $50 Fulton
81 ErookIvn. Broadway. Williamsburg New York
transfer Co and checks baggage 70 destination
C. BESLER, 9 VI BURT.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
.Ts-99 4 NOT Binghamton and syracuse
'1J-4S a M--For Buffalo. Chicago Louis
q 40 P M-FJF Buffalo and Chicago.
taco p M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
% 10 ?. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
~ M-gtea. Oswego; Ithaca Buffalo.
400 A M--For Chicago-Sleepers open p NJ
Tickets at 1i3 40. l1SS Broadway n Y. 33s FuItor
81. Brooklyn- -Daily 1Except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-07
READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty street and south FerFy-(tims from South
Ferry five minutes earllerl
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CfII Nx-z40O q * EasJOn only. @ 10 \. NJ.
100 % 500 Is As E,aston only p. II sundays. IS
syIIKEsBAHRE AND SCRANTON-z4OO. 40 A.
NJ sou p NJ Sundays "a = A NJ
LAX WOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGIAT--
% 90 8 40 A NJ. 30 g 40 Lakewood only) so p NJ
SUNDAYS 1000 4. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-t9. 30 A NJ. 70 80 P "
vTNFI,AND AND BRfDGETON-fz4O 90 A NJ, ~ 80
HONG: BRANCH, ASBCRN PARk, OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
POINTs-z4OO. 80. II "a A NJ, S. 445 $50.
s 50 p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove 9OO A. Ms
phil kDF,I,PHIA (READISG TERMINALS IS.
- NJ IS ~ 50 90. tIOOO T11OO A M. f12-O0 eco.
Al 3G 10 Is co. s4OO. 500 70 CO. 1880 $500 P NJ
70 Il Mdt - =. =.
18th ANrI CHESTNUT STREETS-S425, $3.50. 1880
81 80 A NJ. 200. $50. 800. TOO. - IS P NJ
RF1DING HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WILL ANiSPORT-. 400 "A .. $500 % 10 90. 10.
100 A NJ Reading only. SlOG, 10, T20O p. NJ.
Heading Pottsvtue and Harrisburg only. t5OO P. NJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-25

CARS Bush in 1860, remarks that Mohun
or Moone, was declared to be the best
actor. in the world His successes II tnc
dramas of Ben Jonson, Dryden, Wycher-
Icy, and Nat Lee We're many, and he
originated number of important roles
Tins little man of mettle'' Ito use Lees
phrase concerning ! the short-statured
Aohun) seemingly scored his greatest hits
as Face in THE Alchemist-" Nolpone in
'"Fhe Fox Mardonius, CasSius, Clytus,
Mithridates and MelantIsIs in THE Maid 5
Tragedy Pepys records his opinion of
MohuE's &ago. however, that it was not
as good as Cluns. Clun, like Hart 0he
son of one of King Charles cooks, was
brought up as boy actor at the Black
friars' and played the female parts. He
appears to have made a popular Hotspur
(Betterton not attempting Hotspur until
after Harris DEATH.
A picturesque feature of Mohun's career
was the fact that he quit the cockpit to
fight on the side of King Charles T. in
the civil war and attained to the rank of
captain. Later he went to Flanders DE
ing like Ben Jonson before him a soldier
on the Low Countries) and acquitted him
self so calamity that he rose to be a
major It is with Mohun's soldier life that
the new play deals in some of its scenes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-25

uous time that begins with the Boston
ians on Monday night and closes with
"A Modern Magdalen" on Thursday
night is relieved only on Tuesday night,
when THE Irish Pawnbrokers" will not
make such heavy demands upon the
patrons of high priced plays.
The ever admirable and always popu-
lar Bostonians, adored alike in New
York and Topeka, in Minneapolis and
New Orleans, successful in every city
in the country, return Monday night
after an absence of two years Every
thing about the engagement seems
especially propitous- The opera chosen
is Robin Hood" and thus Topeka gets
the magnificent revival of the favorite
work which recently ran fer a month
in New York It is many seasons since
the Bostonians have been put forth in
so liberal q manner as this year. They
have returned to their old-time plan of
carrying their own orchestra, and ten
musicians in the pit at the Crawford
Monday night under the cOnductorshlp
Of a director who has been with the
Bostonians for years assures an ade-
quate Interpretation of the orchestral
score. In many instances the Boston
ians are travelling by special train, as
the organization is SO large the man.
ayers find they can handle it nearly as
cheaply that way as on regular trains.
Two sixty foot baggage cars are re-
quired to handle the scenic display and
properties, and some seventy persons
are carried
So much for the massiveness of the
new robin Hood" production. The
New York Herald said:
1t seems like an entirely new Robin
Hood with it's beautiful costumes and
gorgeous stage settings. The exquisite
melody and delightful comedy place it
as the peer of American comic opera
There are roars Of laughter in every
line spoken by H c. Barnabee as the
Sheriff of Nottingham and his part
ner, w H Macdonald the original
Little john sings with fine fervor his
| tribute to Brown October Ale which
wins encore after encore. Miss Grace
/ Van Studdiford ranks with the best
prima donnas this country has produced
/ and her share in the success of Robin
Hood is very important. Jolly 'Friar
rockingham. is as unctuous as ever,
| lending merriment to every scene"
Withal. New Workers say it is the best
production Robin Hood has known.
| The Crawford will be given over to
| frivolity on Tuesday evening. when
| The Irish Pawnbrokers' will make it's
yearly visit. Maize TrumbuH is the
lzations are well known. Things move
at lively rate in 1.-The Irish Pawn
brokers'" There is not much ATTEMPT
at uplifting the stage. as all of the
eforts of the performers are centered in
creating excuses for laughs on the part
OF the audience The entertainment had
a successful engagement here last sea-
do as well again
From the numerous inquiries about
the advance sale during the past week,
| q royal reception for Andrew Robson In
Richard Carvel" at the Crawford on
Wednesday night is assured. The play