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New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
THREE COPLEYS LENT TO MUSEUM.
Annual Report Calls Attention to Growth
of the Citv's Interest in Institution.

At the private exhibition or recent acqu's''ions
and loans to the Metropolitan Museum ot NIt w.
terday afternoon special attention was ca'led 10
the latter by Sir Purdon Clarke, the dlrector ieS
were three portraits by Copley and one ny "lloei'
Stuart lent by William s Garter. ana SILVER
mug of American design OF the late eiehteeilt"
century lent by Justice Charles H. TruaN among
the purchases were two statues in stone acquired
in France one Of Virgin Holding a Child. which
was rnutiiated in the French Revolution and was
made in the fourteenth century, and the other OF
Saint Barbara, with Tower a fifteenth century
production in a good state of preservation In the
textiles there were examples OF silk from the JAG
guard loom. Italian heraldic lace, B-uges bObbin
lace and other productions OF the eighteenth
century.
In the annual report given out IL was said that
the acCessions in the last year numbered 4Si2 OBJ
jects of and tha of these 3.153 gifts and
1859 purchases. OF the accessions 81 were paint
ings and 80 sculptures. In the library 1901 books
were added and the photographs amounted to
S,4n. The bequests amounted 10 $50. The re-
port closed with the statement that tho chief
events OF the year in the museum were the In
creasing interest Of the city authorities in IL as
one of the public institutions Of the CITY and the
gift Of the Hoentschel collection of archft ecturaI
ornaments
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

dermann's THE Fires Of st. john" That play was
made known here. some time ago, by Miss Nance
ONei and also 1t has been presented by Mrs.
Patrick Campbell.
Another Irish playa short one to preceda
Twenty Days In the Shade,"-is announced for
production next Monday night, at tho Savoy The
atre, by the company styled THE Irish National
Theatre Players" The farce continues to be popu-
lar; II attracts many spectators and II amuses
them.
Mr. Sothern. according 10 announcement, will
cnanse the bill at the Lyric Theat-e next week,
and VIII appear as Rodion Raskolnikoff, in Mr..
Laurence Irving's play. from Russian source.
called Crime and Punishment" The subject was
first made known here by the late Richard Mans
Held, In play called 'Rodion the Student Mr.
irving play is encumbered with the clumsy title
The Fool Hath Said-There Is No God" The
line from the Bible would no doubt. be a good
motto for the play. but 1t does not supply a good
name,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
MR. BRYCE SPEAKS IN BOSTON.

Roston March James Bryce, British Ambassa-
dor: Governor Curtis Guild. jr-. and bishop VIII
ian, Lawrence were the principal speakers at the
at.aac,b annual dinner Of the Society OF Colonial
Wars oe Massachusetts. at the Somerset Hotel 70
night NJ Bryce said that the differences ana 'he
Fiql, feelings of the War OF 1872 between Great
Britain and tne United States had eh'lFelF pass"
quay and The time had come when England ana
,ba r-ri;ed States acting together. were powerful
~actors in the peace and progress of the world
United" he said. we the two nations or the
world TO promote the great message OF peace
Mr. Bryce said the industries IN both countries
shouId be distributed. and not confined TO thckly
or,,,ated districts The people, he thought. should
he distributed well
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
LIBERTY THEATRE.

The leoth consecutive performance of Polly of
the Circus will at the Liberty Theatre next
Thursday evening March ). and the pleasant oc-
casion will be pleasantly celebrated The success
that decent play. this season. when the current
has times. set strongly toward plays that
noXious and painful, is a fact to be recorded
with deep satisfaction Miss Taliarerro. an
actress. has much TO learn: but she is clever and
ambitious. and she has entered on the right path.
The play about Polly is interesting, agreeable.
heathful. well managed. and we'll acted, and its
prosperity is a public advantage.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

revival Of Mr.. Belasco's noNious play of "Aaza'
was effected last night at the Lincoln Square Thea-
tire, and Miss Edna May Spooner who ia filling a
star engagement at that house, presented hersef In
the character of its heroine long ago made IA
miar to this community by Mrs Carter The part
is not upon which it is possible for thought TO
linger with any satisfaction or judgment to bestow
any praise. No person is benefited by observance
of II: good purpose could be served by present
discussion of it. Next week Miss Spooner will ap-
pear the heroine OF In the Bishops Carriage.
a play that illustrates the redemption of female
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Frolic and Foy.

Mr.. Foy began engagement last night, at the
Academy OF Music. again presenting himself In the
well known musical play of The Orchid" with
which. for some time. his has been associat-
&C. and in which he has obtained liberal measure
OF popularity. MIR. Foy's engagement at the
academy Will continue till March II. The pop
ular dancer. Adelaide, has been engaged TO co
operate with Mr. Foy, at the Academy, and her
Saltatory achievement contributes to the store CT
pleasures contained in THE Orchid The piece
does not require present description Mr Foy
performance pleases by its CHEEKY tone of frofc
and its copious impairment of the exharation OF
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
THE DRAMA.
Mr.. GOODWIN AT THE GARRICK.
"The Easterner."

Mr. Goodwin $ a humorous comedian dit is possi-
bic for comedian TO exist who IS not humorcusl
Of the dry species. Whenever he comes upon the
stage the auditor who happens 10 oe familiar With
his style confidently expects that his performance
will neat. pointed. incisye. auizzicallv droll and
aneiy finished. That expectation = seldom disap-
ponted-never while the actor restricts himself TO
his natural realm That realm is represented
l7v Falstar, by any part even remotely reseTa-
hliuG Faistaff- Mr. Goodwin. comedian is not
naturally affiliated with characters OF rlbcund
hrnor He shines in the brittle comedy of
reT11roraneoUs manners. His style is harmonious
with tl.e bland cynicism and satirical good
o< the man-oi 1lle-world As that type exists now
Tss- night he appeared the Garrick Theatre
where he warmly welcomed, in play called
-rl,e Fastener" In that he impersonated an
exnedfous American of Atlantic sea board origin
no has become resident OF California; is pros
,e-n,s and popular in a somewhat wild. lawless
district OF the vast and. theatrcally much misrep
resented state and who presently drifts into The
ofice Of sheriff Of his county In that official
,enacitv. the action CT the play proceeds. he
ssves from being seized and lynched an innocent
NounE man vino has been wrongfully accused of
having committed murder ana he wins for
a wife the sister OF the youth whom his
see and ingenuity have rescued. The story s
COMPLEX The incidents numerous. There is
sn atmosphere OF wild improbability over the
r-i-e fabric Not the less however. the tale in
tcrestine II the opening could he redeemed
from the confusion OF exits and entrances. ba bible
erd platitude explanation and biogra phical detail
win which al present il is encumbered the drama
would prove emphatic success. Even il is
,he final effect of il auspicious. There is
,ess rather than poverty of material in it-not
s7ecially new. hui newly arranged. The character
of Warden suits Air. Goodwin's temperament. and
,r1o il he Hberates with delightfully."- comic effect
ms readiness OF banter, his humorous sapence.
aol assurance. his characteristic personal droll-
ery and his crisp method of calculating shafts
of satire: and. point ITS develop
~ IN ne mar nF
cfrcumsJantal evidence and pleading for the
accused boy he Stimulates emotion ia a way
awaken deep sympathy. There Is one scene Of closs
purpose between Warden and Grace Morton the
hsrone4. assumed with the advantage of unusual
personal beauty by Miss Edna GOodrich-who is
Tot Yet an actress. in anything like serious bust
ness that provides charming effect Of mirth
There can be doubt OF the enthusiasm of M
5oodUins audience The play is old style
u2eiodrama. very well jointed and strilh-
ing}y fresh, but Il gave much pleasure and ii
should be recorded A distinct success.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
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ACTORS PROMINENT HERE.

John Mason. Charlotte Nalhei
Frank Sheridan Jennie Euslace.
David Warfeld- Grace Elllston-
Kyrle Bellew. Marie bttes'
Otis Skinner. llHlah Aloel ''oH.
y G. Goodwin. Etnel JachSoL
x1-;1,iap7 II Crane Sophie Brandt.
Frank keenan,. Percy iias"ei-
Tully Marshall Naoel idlloA'i-
f II. Sothern. Feduice oio1 s"ii'
-, ,,.,oa christie Macdonald.
D.. I,-,,-+au Georgia Caine
Wifred Clarke -Hduue l- &
Edward Johnson. tohhie Eu''''
-. T-.rrrro l.otta Faust.
Edward Foy Fitzgerald Mile Ienee- ,
Victor Moore. Neld ~ hN'i-'-'
Sidney Herbert. Ethei LeH'S'
= t-;o1ss Flava Arcade.
- ,rarb Edna Wallace Hopper.
-, I-.x Florence Nash.
-. ,,-;,15a,,s Edna Goodrich.
n V. Bravitch. f-lilIh ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
NEW YORK THEATRE.

Mention is made of the intention TO give series
of Wednesday afternoon performances of The Soul
Kiss" the New York Theatre, where that play
has become a favorite. largely because of the
sprightly expressive. characteristic. dancing of
Mile. Genee. New songs have been introduced into
the play. and socitous is taken. by its stage
manager Mr. Herbert Gresham, that the repre-
sentaton shall not decline in facility and grace
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
"SAM" II. HARRIS MARRIED.

Sam n. Harris, the business partner OF George
VI. Cohan, and Miss Alice Merrill Mr.. COhans sis
ter-in-law, were married yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by James S White. Justice of the
peace. at Long Branch. y. J. Mr.. and Mrs. Cohan
and Jack Welch witnessed 1t. Mir and Mrs
Harris will defer their honeymoon zip until the
close of the present season.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
Special Notices.
To the Fmrlever.

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GERMAN THEATRE.

change of bill will be made at the German
Theatre driving Place tonight, when a play
called "Oas i Gebot." in English The Fifth Com
rr7andnent.' Will be acted for the first time here
The untiring enterprise OF DR.. Baumfeld, in his
mana cement OF the German Theatre, has we'll de
served the practical support of the German and
of the CIerTnar American inhabitants of New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
BIJOU THEATRE.

Attention is directed to the re-entrance OF Mr..
Dustin Farnum. which will be effected tonight at
the Bijou Theatre. in play. by Mr.. Byron Ongley.
called The Rector's Garden" the ground plan Of
which has already been sketched in this place. Mr..
Farnum is remembered OF pleasing per
sonality and actor of respectable talent He
performed here some time ago. in The Nrginan." +"
Among his professional associates at the Bitou are
Miss Grace Elliston. Mr. William courtenay, and
Nj r. \. Roberts
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coNRlED's BROTHER REARRESTED,

Because his bondsman surrendered the pah, Alex
ander Conred. broker. who is brother OF 'he
otetropoltan Opera House director. was rearrested
late last night locked in the East sSth street
station. The prisoner was out on 100 bail. which
was furnished last Saturday in the Yorkvile Court
where he had been arraigned on the oAsxEe OF
grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sail to-day for Ell
rope
KAISER WILHELM H. FOR BREMEN
Mr. Jules : Bache Nfr. Hrs. Meyer.
Mrs. g II. Chatillor Mr.. and Mr. George Mer-
Misses ChatiOn. ir-
Elisha lLispenard stewart
Joseph Du-i ir- ard Mrs Mortimer l..
SchiE
VENEZIA. FOR NAPLES.
Mr. and Mrs. A p. Corbett. r e. Russell
Fritz Bishop Pascal
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

last night, decided success attends the revival Of
IF Were King" A thoughtful and particular
account and estimate of it given in this paper
al the time of its first presentment, and there is
need 10 traverse the old ground.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
SENATOR ALLISON sEvENTY-NINE

Washington March 2-Senator Ahlson was sew
.,,,,. ,,i,e Years old to-day and received the
oratuIations of his colleagues Tomorrow he VIII
connlete his thirty-hfth year in the Senate. which
treaks all records He has been in Congress lor;y-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
GENE ETEEIFS-
THE w0oDLAwN CEMETERY

Is Harlem trains from Grand Cs,.
Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolls ans
by $50 Telephone $3.50 G-auercr
or Book OF representative
Od.ce. 20 East ed s.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
CHANGES AT HAND.

The bill will be changed at Daly S inea,s In sc,ea ea
Wedh We.,'ar morbid and dissgreeable play. Mr.. su-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Fnrecast-Washington. March ,
The kite observations to -day Mount Weather. Va
showed the prevalence relatively high temperature
From this II Is inferred the thunderstorm conditions
OF the previous Ohio Valley have disappeared
and that only vertical temperature gradients ard
small fail in temperature the surface to be
expected
The rain which sas falling IN the interior valleys
and northeastern districts about ceased and far
weather is probable for Northern and
With local rains Is Indicated Tuesday and WeinsS
viii he somewhat 'o,ier IN the h-iHie A.ieu'C
Tbe winds along The New England wi. . fresh
middle Atlantic coast fresh Wai- Sf'.{1
Atlantic coast light variable. G:f Light south
have fresh AMI yaroee Winds rainy weather 70 the
Grand Banks
ro.eca.t for Special Locaiities-Eor New England
rain in north portion q" day "Wednesday
tair. fresh variable winds
For Eastern New iCTE- fair to-day. except snFW or
rain in north portion. colder. Wednesday fa
tSar Eastern Peunsy Iysuia New Ier-rv and peIswas
fair and Wednesday fair: flesh west 70
t otri.t OF columbia iand. fair and
Older r-fay. Wednesday par-y cloudy fresh northwest
~ We.ts-1 Pennsylvania AMI Western NV Yorf
,.r.TaIr, fe,r iay. except h-iri@- along The
lakes. Wednesday partly '''-Hy
Local Official Record-The following o1lcai record
iron, The Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the TEN
perature for last twenty-four hours IN comparison
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

isbssf taulperature Yesterday, 80 degrees lowest 33.
- ma A eraCe roy corresponding cate last
,gfpSpondng date last thirty three -
al forecast ro-tiav somewhat colder. Weiaes
da, i.;r. fresh west Wlnts
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

Cb1itics bgse, SarSh a9,II. Il. G Rusch William Il
Riedde,ss RedeIs 1s3ss Sass {. walton william t.
Libbey EIzsbsth F. WEEKS f-i'NAu-
y;as d. sa,rraay February 20 Mar,
nse,I 1he late se William > Maddox in 72d year
Park West and 76th st. Tuesday. /. 80 .. m
CHAMBERS-at Morristown Y J. on Monday nora
ia. Lax Marca : zoos James chambers son Of me lars
rlces at his late residence No 90 South Nor
Please omit sowers "sDn''aSS' "a'eH > At !"
cHAsE-on March ? sarah H coe. wife o. Dr. water
eae s. Marks Brookiyn. Tuesday s7sninr SIS
cH5TTIcKxon satgraay February % 1908.
entries Funeral service viii be held bis ate
ne7ss, In Tgsssas g orn4s March at Ills o'clock
1aoq al hs s,s a. NeVsF m = Mop1dsy MaT.a
Mary J. daughter OF the late stephen Haines vood-
E corandt Drake Of xe~ark N'''P Funeral services
Wednesday &areh T. a; 'GaG S ana M walnut SIS
DUNNINC.-On sunday March / 1eos sara C. ~.
dne 10 132 s. Jane, Face ssa Broakgs s s r. "a
Tuesday. March 3 at p m
HERGEsAi M9Ta5 ,5a. sJlepaa5st a on sunday ornias
I'D year Funeral service az his late residence No
p m Interment a. convenience OF family.
IIRBEY,Ellzsbeh F,arriqrtou Ilb6ey. R,oonnsst
James l. Nesf1s 10 loi B-5sd St at go p m
Iuesna2- i-lJ train On d, l. & W
NILLER-On Marcn = 1905 william, zItphsu !nfaa.
son OF The Rev- Joseph Walter and Jeannetts
GiIier-
NoRRIS-or Monday. March :. 1905. al the residences
OF his parents No. - West 18th New York.
Henry d Norris IT. IN the 3fth year Of his
Services f9rivatef "Wednesday March 4 at
II so p. Please omit flowers
RTSCH-At Tucson. Arr. February - William H
IusCb. his f4th husband of Frances FsrntIeoy
Rgsch- Funeral services 80 1So West j9tr s.
Wednesday. March :. at 10 a intsrnent at con-
venience OF family
SINONSON-o1 Saruytav. February f90S- after
brief Illness. May StCrgls. wife "t William y simon
Funeral services at her 7o-1e- No 46 West sStf
st Wednesday evening. at $50 Irts-ment private
Kindly umi, flowers
SMITTI-On sunday. .farch ?. r~side7re. - -
Myrtle ave Jamaica Ions Island Mrs Harriet Sn-ti-
widow OF William Mitchell Smith and daughter Il
Joseph Lawrence Hewlett of G-sat NeCa Long Isisr1
IN her 93th Funeral services N Wednesday
MarCn 2:IJ 2. ar Al SAINTS Church. AZ t-rast
Neck. Long Island Carriages viii meet the i39 train
Great Neck depot
wALTON-SudJeuIy. Saturday. Feb-uar- %. 1903.
William T Walton. his 18th Funeral
vices a residence. No $50 West End
on Tuesday. March 8. at I Inte-meut prtvars.
WEEKS-At hf= Hc1s Scr1srs Centre y Y. 81 r1o---.
faGs. Richard Weeks the 18th Of his ags
Funeral viii te held Friends Meeting House. ANA
walk. V. Cd day Tuesday. at $50 car
riages vii yorktown Heights train leaVt1x
I55th az l2:45 m
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M r. - Nj Orlando Harper L. J. Martin.
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s-SdddenIy on Saturday. February 20 Mary
81. Y. H1ow % william :. Bov-s and daughter of
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-07-09
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
IN A CORN FIELD

Rapid City, S. D.. July s.-F'rank
Bright, assistant postmaster and n1er-
chant at Inlay. s. D., was found muir
'dered in a corn field Sunday morning.
pierced with six bullets.
A hired man named Randall working
in a field a half mile distant over the
hill heard the shots an hour before the
discovery of the body, but did not in
.vestigate until his wife came with his
dinner at II o'clock.
Bright was of a quarrelsome DISPOSE
ton and had trouble with his opponent
owe the application of the latter's wife
for the position of postmistress. Bright
alleging that the couple were not mar
ried.
Winnie Barton. daughter of a Cham
berlain photographer, also declares that
the COW men We're enemies of Bright be-
scause he located homesteaders on range
lands. and it is stated that half breeds
had also arm Bright off the land.
The sheriff and coroner's jury went to
the scene of the murder today to max
Investigation and it is reported that
they will bring back with them God
frey Randall and wife and two Indians.