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Comedy of quality Mreetflange of Generally Kxc llent Amutewent on Our State tail Night

The new play at the KnickerbockerTheatre last night couldnt havo got alongvery well without Maudo Adams liecauso-

hirdly any other actresa could lwro inado

Its berolno a delightfully quaint creatureBut imbued with Miss Adamsa oullnrcharm of nature and art which no one

neems to even try to resist James M BarHes Quality Street had no chance to fail

This is not meant to convoy the Idea thatthe author has written weakly To thecontrary ho has dextrously provided a

valuable for nono other than a daintynnd subtle artUt The novelist la not muchof u pool as tho faulty voreo which ho-

Rscrit ei to an ardent lover clearly prowsand it I quoted only to show what kindof a girl was vivid In lila mind

IIIIM her pretty thoufbti her ihouldm

Her smllri ire all forfctmenoti the pathi btr-traaous

Tit tot that do tine U her fanclei walkinground

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Well Miss Adams was that kind of agirl us we first saw her In Quality StreetThe full moaning of tho tltlo WAIl that ft

demure Phnbe nicknamed Kirf ltl livedIn thn polIte street of a quiet English vil-

lage at an early time In tho nineteenthcentury A young physician of the place

lafni Drown had the floral thoughtsof her that ho put Into the rhymes here-

with printed and she In n mood of sweetreciprocity let him klxs tier That wasa brave thing to do In that Spotless Townof prim manners and neighborly watchful-ness and she wouldnt kayo done it If ahahadnt exported ho would ask right tobe her husband Instead he went away-to Napoleonic wars unknowing that abeloved him When we next saw Phxbe abelooked forty years old though only ninehid passed Her ringlets were hiddenumii r an ugly cap her grace was conftrftln In a shapeless gown and her facewas worn with tho cares of schoolteachlngto which poverty had driven her and anolder ilstpr Hot appearance was that

iapW and hopoles old maid That waswhat Vattntine thought when he returnedto Quality street and that was what hbluntly said

The third aspect of Ptittbe was differentfrom the others Having decidedto recover her former lover she put offthe dulness that repelled him and put ontho brilliance that would attract himThere was much more than n change ofclothes from those of dUflRurement to thoseof adornment Her behavior shifted fromdull gloom to bright gayety She assumeda new name too and he did not reeognlzo-the sober spinster of tho schoolroom Inthe merry of tho ball that was givenin honor of the returned soldiers Sheanimated tho occasion In general andVairnlint In particular She thus won hisheart again and after untangling timknot Into which her false pretence hadtied their affair the end was her betrothalThis summary shows that Mr Barriosplan for a humorous and sentimentalcomedy had hon Ingenious Hn hailconstructed and written cleverly too withpleasant result The one damaging faultwas that tho fabric of the onmpotttlonwas stretched In place too much andb ctmn sleazy

If thn making of thn success of thinventure and Its very great success wasproven by the laughter and applausemurt lin apportioned l etwe n tho mithorand th aotrws not than three fourthsof It must Im set down to tier Miss Adams

all thn trait awl mood of thosingular heroine all the strength and weak-ness nf her femininity with that blend-of assumed and actual personality which

road her of all American actretnthe prlnut favorite with her own MX Timwom n were morn insistent than the menIn calling her out at tim ends of morn

than anybody now knowsunlM a count waa behind theHoenes

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Tony Pastors were Howard undFlorence Bindley anti leroy and

Clayton In aof art awl eitlw

decency were a feature at KelthV andbegan Ills final week

Dorothy Donnelly whoso local popu-larity waa gained through two years ofleadership In the Donnelly stock companynt the Murray Hill now assumed the prin-cipal female In New England Folksat the Fourteenth Street Sho has playedmore parts than any other actress In NowYork within the same time and ofthem well taking into account con-dition The question what she would doafter plenty of tlmo to atudy a rOle madoliar Interesting last eveningShe the discovers latothat of Illegitimate birth Dignity

strongly again She was nnthuil

Mr flthan It was on night No alter-ations have been made In becausethat was excellent front the first but tho

of It Iota been much amendedwere far too words and they

reduced Particularly atbeginning of the act the ver

obscured the merits of thedrama been removed

in Th good character drawing re-mains as Mr createdelement in the piece But this

Now England It is not necessary-to look for thn cnuses but torecord Its popularly positive successTho it HO drag arttheories Into tho matter

YESTKHnAVS VlSCWhitney Tew Heard for the Flrit Time

The Cutellano HrrltatMr WhlUioy Tew nn English basso

gave his first song recital in this city atMendelssohn Hall yesterday afternoonsinging a long list of songs ranging fromBach to Chamlnade He displayed a voiceof neither remarkable beauty nor of greatrange ftc lower tones Lack resonance andmuch of it barytonal In quality soundsbreathy when the singer tries for piano

effects la agility It falls him sadly butis much at its worst when he lapses aa hodid occasionally Into boisterous spurtstile enunciation is decidedly dear andhappily free from ovoraocentuatlon

Tho varied array of composers repre-sented bcspoko Mr Tews versatility butwith the exception of Mozarts Qul Sdogno-non Snccende Handels Ah Mlo Corand Lo Pas dArmoa dti Kol Joan bySaintSaens tho progrninmo containedtho least Interesting eolectlon ponslbleTo represent Bach such a trifle aa Hatmnn semen Kindern from thealleged humorous CorTeo Cantataworse it would bo to neglect him en

arid Brahms must n poor song-writer Indeed which ho isthe only place opposite his name tilled In

Tho loss said of tho LISa Ijohmnnn settingof Tennysons In Memorlani thinmost of not music at nil thn otherquarter In of n hopelessly luau sentimentalsort lde It more lull momentsthan Is reasonable to expect of ono

Why It have had nplace on this or on any pro

a puzzleFor the rest two surprisingly

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approwl Fngllsh drawingroommanner for hlmm only encoreAn of songs

FullorMallland the tit Tho-aiidleucn was fair In size but far fromenthusiastic Mr Isldor Iiiickstone ac

lIn the evening at the WaldorfAstoria

Eugenic Ca tollario an pianist whofirst played In this ton years

a o aan unhappy election Scarlatti Sgarnbatl-

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A FINE LOT rsr PVHCIIASKDran run XOOIMOICAL PARK

Maine Folk More Partial to Beasts FromOther Countrln 80 Were irttlnc theFinest Pair of Caribou In Captivity

Palatial Monkey house Nearly Ready

Director William T Honuday of thoNow York Zoological Park got back froma trip down Eat yesterday with glowingaccounts of a now lot of animate hepurchased at Brunswick Me for the parkThere are flve carloads In the lot and theywill arrive next week from Merry MeetingHay where for several years they haveboon the chief attraction of another parkTho anlmaU or most of them are commonto the Maine woods HO ore not enough ofa novelty for the Maine folks Tho MerryMeeting Park managers are going to stockup with snakes and monkeys which arecuriosities down Kant and so they conentod to Bell their mooto and caribouto New York

Several of the animals in the lot justpurchased by Mr were on exhi-bition here at last years HnorUmensShow Tho director of tho New YorkZoologiyal Park tried to buy them thenbut they were not for tale He askedtheir owners however to give him thofirst chance at them so ho was sent fortho other day to go to Brunswick and takehis pick Ho bought up the whole MerryMooting outfit In speaking of hk latestacquisition yesterday Director Hornaday

They am all hardy North Americanthat have been brought up carea cold vigorous climate Their

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The caribou has been the most difficultanimal to keep In captivity In this climatelln Is the most his whole fam-ily to In food and

In this collection from Brunswickwo havo got a most pair of cari-bou a 6 years old a female-S old It most unusual to findcaribou of those in captivity hut theseare in as condition an were Intheir natural states They ere bothat the we triedto them then I do lint think thatthere to another caribou 5 year old Incaptivity In this country

lot are threebuffaloes a bull a cow nnd a calf throe

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gray ilmbor trolvwi two of themand the finest that Mr Hornaday eversaw one ocelot ono red fox onefox a cross between a red and athroe raccoons three porcupines rind a lotof wild water birds

Tim new primates bouts in thePark ready for occupancyanimals and open to tho on

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for JSO of them The ground plan oftho house the cagearrangements are entirely new and liraUvwl on Director own studiesof tim primates In their natural state andIII of

is clawlo Thin building Is on story highs187 feet and front 23 to 74according to the width of the outdoor o gThins building materials am bun brick graygranite limestonecotta slate and interior-is divided Into three puro fl-

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In most of the uptown hotels and in theclubs on Saturday night the scores of theslays football games muchattention as do the tickers on tho nights ofbig prizefights There has been such ashifting around of the comparative rat-

Ings of tho various college elevens thisyear that oven tho wise men admit thatthey are all at sea whim It comet to pickinga team on the form thus fardisplayed Ono of tho best known foot

men of his time said at tho UniversityClub 8omo of the best gameshave been hereto-fore were not considered strong enough-to give the scrub teams

n proper game Pennsylvaniawhich once was abig four of football has a down

or moro on tho list and Syracusewhich has only recently beenfootball now ono of the fastestIn tho Neither Princeton

much stronger than oneof six or eight as to affordto a Loose game against themFrom the showing bepossible to a at

the best football elevens In whichtho teams would bo evenly matchedNever In the history of game hiss therebeen so In it aa fall

If Luthei n Marsh had not devotedhimself to spiritualism in his old age it isnot Improbable that the dinner whichwas given to him in Middletown on Sat-urday In honor of his ninetieth birthdaymight have occurred here in New Yorkunder the auspices of the Bar AssociationBomo of his old friends did Journey-to to do himla no other man today whose careertune back In history aa doesthat of Mr Marsh Ho was a partner-of Daniel Webster who to agothat there are few men ever sawhim When the DIss Da liar womanobtained control of Mr Marsh a dozenyears because of her alleged poweraa a medium of the messagestho world which she secured for him

signed Daniel Websterin ornamental and fre-

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cause were In meaning Hoshowed them to such or his aslisten to huts talk on this subject aa con-clusive evidence of thin mediumEven whim tho Bar Association HoppedIn to him from tim Dlsuwomans avaricious swindling Mr Marsh

and possiblywas bad In aomo ways tenaciously-to hiH spirit hothat are genuine

For the past dozen years Mid a Chicagoman I haves Linen coming to New Yorkwithout having purchased any gold bricksor meeting any bunco men but I had anexperience this morning that has sadlyslip ken my confidence I went Into a

In a downtown hotel to get a hair cutWhere did you have your hair cut

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a numl er of hueh cases from thenWhat do you mean said I

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MR WINSTON CHURCHILLS new novel

THE CRISISis still the best selling book in the United States and perhaps in the world Forone reason It Is the best story and the most exquisitely told and for aqother itgives us that Interrelation of American history that we so much need and thatinner light on the life of our great men which no one now would be without

Recognizing the fact that the book is destined to increase its popularity fromnow on the publishers are putting on the market a special holiday edition with a por-

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By VINSTON CHURCHILL author of Richard Carvel The Celebrity etc WithIllustrations by HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTV nmo cloth

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