The New York Clipper (January 1905)

1082 THE NEW YORK OT,33?PKR. January 7. Miller. Henry (Cbarloi I'rolmua, mgr.j— ftwtou, Mann, 1/nrta (C. B. DUIInfb«o, tMrO-Kew Britain, Conn., 2, Waterbvlry 3, Mlddlerttrwn 4, Norwich G, wrceater, Mus., 0, New London, Oenn„ 7, Providence, B. I.) 911. Till River 12. Murphy, Timothy (T. B. Saunders, mgr.)—Lex- ington, Kyi, 4. Louisville fl-7. Fadneah 9. Mantell, Robert B. (Max Zoellner, oigr.)—Tren- ton, N. J.. 12. 18. Murpby, Joseph (George Kenney, mgr.)—River- side, Cal., 4, San Bernardino 5, ('Mint 6, Blkenfleld 7, Fresno 0. San Jom 10. 11. Sac- ramento 12, 13, Stockton 14, San Franclico Mortar'and Mnok 01 lie Hick ft Joseph W. Spears, men.)—Douglas, Arli., 4, Bubw 0, Tucson 0. Phoenix 7, Albuquerque. N. Hex., 9. I,aH Vegas 10, Raton 11, Trinidad, Colo., 12, Wlchlla, Kan., 14, Joplln, Mo., 16, Pitta- burg, Kan., 10. • ■' • . Monroe, George W. (Robert B. Monroe, mir-)— Syracuse, Ni Y., 2-4, Rochester. N. Y., G-7. Melville. Rose (J. B. Stirling, mgr.)—Loa An- gcles. Oil.. 1-14. Bakerslleld 10, Fresno 17, Htockton 18. ' McAulloro, Jere (Col. Wlllsrd Stanton, mgr.>— PougbVeepsle, N. Y„ 2-7. _ „ „ Myrkle-Harder Stock, Eastern (W. H. Harder. mxr.)— Portland, Me., 2-7, Haverhill, Maa»., 9*14 Myrkle'-Harder Stock, Western (Rngene J. Bill, mar.)—Kingston, N. Y., 2-7. . Murray ft Mickey (John J. Murray, mgr.)— Lebanon, I'm., 2-7, Wllllamsport 0-14. Myers, Irene (Will U. Myers, mgr.)—Holyoke, Mass.; 2-7, Fltcbburg 9-14. • Myers Stock (Sim Allen, mgr.)—Monoogahela, Pa.. 2-7, McKeesport 0-14. . •■■ Mathea, Clara—Edmonton, N. W. T., Can., 2-19. Mason, Lillian (N. M. Vedder, mgr.)—pen- wood. Kan.. 2-0. Hutchinson «. 7, Blickwell, Oklfl., 0-11, Newklrk 12-14, Perry 10-21. Morey Stock (Lb Comte ft Flesber, mgrti.)—Shaw- nee, Okla., 2-7, Norman 0-14. Mack. Wllbcr—Montpeller, Inil., n-11. Mallory. Clifton—Warren, Pa.. G-7. McDonald Stock (George W. McDonald, mgr.)— Hartford, Ark., 2-4, Wllburton, lnd. Ter., 5-7, Kreba 9-14. Mack. Ben F-, Stock—Laconti. N. H.. 2-7. Maiam * Sights' Comedians (J. W. Hlghta, mgr.) —Qrotori. H. Dak., 2-7, Summit 9-11, Wau- bay 12-14. - Mack ft Armonr'a Comedlana (Chas. Drew Mack, BliT.)—Hhehoygon, Wll..' 1-4. ■ •■ * Murray Comedy (Charles Lamb, mgr.)—Marietta, O.. 2-7. Metropolitan Comedy (J. M. Wiener, mgr.)^Cnpe MelT Ilia 'Dramatic <M. Melville, mgr.)—Lockei- burg, Ark., 2-7. ■ . M Montgomery ft Wood—Flat River. Mo., 2-4. Moora'a Stock (Frank A. Moore, mgr.)—West Formlngton, 0., 2-7. Burton 9-14. - "Mm. I/offlngwelra Boots" (Charles Frohman, mgr.)—N. i'. City 11, indefinite. "Mrs. Wire* or lli« Cabbage.Patch" (Llebler ft Co., ingra.)—N. Y. City 2-7. L _: , "Marriage of Kitty" (Jules Murry, mgr.)—Bost- on. Ta., 4, Uarrisburg B. "Midnight Marriage," ■ Forester * Millennial'*; (Frank 0. Rhodes, mgr.)—Camden.,N. J„ 2-4, Wilmington, Del., G-7, Boaton, Mnas.. 0-14. "Moonshiner's Daughter," Eastern. (W. F. Mann, mgr.)—Latrobc, Pa., 4, lllalratowu C. Jobna- to\m o, Tyrone 7, Lock Haren 11, Milton 12. Danville 14. "My-Wife's Family" (I. Heldenberg, mgr.)— Akron, O., 2-4. Barberton r>, Wadaworth C, Ouutoti 7, Moselllon 0. New Phlladelpbla 10, Ubrlcharllle 11, Coabocton 12, Newark 13, ZaoesTllle 14. "Mlilnlght Flyer" (Kd. Anderson, mgr.)— Marl- anna.. Arl., 4, Morrill ton 7, ItunKOllilllo 9. Fort Smith 10, Van Buren 11, Wilbur ton, lnd. Ter., 12, llnrliliorne 111, l.ehlgli 14. "Mlnlater's Daughters" (tlrover Bros., mgra.)— Ottana, Oan., 2-4, lltlca, N. Y., 0. "Misaoarl fllrl." Raatern, Fred llaymond'a (Ceo, Bedee, mjrr.)—Wellahurg, W. Va., 4, Toronto, O., E, WelliTllle 0, East Liverpool 7, Rocbesuir, Pa., 9, Beaver Falls 10. Lisbon. O., 11, Salem 12, Minerva IS, New Philadelphia 14. "Missouri Girl," Western (Fred Raymond'a (Marry 8. Bopping, mgr.)—Hlllahoro, 111., 4. Pann 6, Tiylorsyllle 0, Pawnee 7, Beardntown 9. Mount Sterling 10, Winchester 11, Ohaptn 12, Plttufltld IS. "More to be Pitied than Scorned," Charles B. Blaney's—Richmond, Vs.. 2-7. "Me, Him and I," Hurtig & Seamon'a (Rdwln J. Oohn, mgr.)—Baltimore, Md., 2-7, Washing- ton, D. 0-, 9-14. . : i• . "McFadden'a Flata," Ous Hlll'a (Charles B. Bar- ton, mgr.)—Terrc Haute, lnd., 4, Dayton, 0., 5-7, Louisville. Ky.. 8-14. • "Mlaaourlana" (L. M. Ooodstadt, mgr.)—Mon- treal,. Can., 2-7. •-., •• "Mtlllousire Tramp," Elmer Walters'—Dnlath, Mine- 2-7. m Nelll, James (Edwin H. Nelll, mgr.)—Seattle, Wash., 1. IndeUnlte. North Brothera' Comedians, Western (Frank 0. Carter, mgr.)—Dentou, Tex., u-i4, Neville, Margaret (Woj. Cradoc, mgr.)—Bender- son, Ky., 2-8, OwenabotO B-1B. Nortli Brothers' Comedlana, Eastern (R. J. Mack, mgr.)—Dlion, III., 2-7, Starling 9-14. National Stock (Oharlea «. Bchad, mgr.)—Sara- . nac Lake, N. V., 2-7. Nye Stock (Harry Nye, mgr.)—Cadis, ,0., 2-4, Rochester, Pa., fi-7, Beaver Falls 9-11, Mead- -rllle 12-14. Newmau'a Entertainers (J. Newman, mgr.)— Jasper, Mo., 9-14, "Nlnoty ahd Nine" (White & Ashman, nigra.)— Paterson, N. J., 2-7. "New York Day by Day" (Ocorge W. Wlnnett, mgr.) — Wllllamsport. Pi., 4, Danville 0, BloomsburB 0. Hmloton 7. "No Wedding Bolls for Her," Forrester & Mil- . tentlml's—St. Louis, Mo., 1-7, Kansas City 8- •Nei't Door," Royer Brothers (Jos, II. Arthur, mgr.)—Ottawa. III,. 6, La Sails 7, Spring Valley 8, Kewanen 0, Qnlesburg 10, Monmouth 11, Canton 12, Lincoln l.'l, Petersburg 14. "Now Kugland Players" (\V. W. La|iolut, mgr.)— RouBea Point, N. Y„ 2-4, St. Jobua, P. Q., 0-7, l'ordliaui 0-14. O Olcott, Chamcey (Augustus Pltou, mgr.)—Phila- delphia, Pa., 27, Richmond, Va., 9, 10, Nor- folk 12. O'Nell, Nanee (John B. SrUoeffel, mgr.)—Spring- ttcld, Mihs., 4, North Atlanis 0. Oninnn Slock (Jolm Osman, mgr.)—Klnston, N. a, 2-7. "Otber Olrl" (Charles Frohman, mgr.)—Balti- more, Mri,, 2-i. "Our New Minister" (Miller ft Conycrs, mgrs.)— Brldgeton, N. J., 4, Chester, PI., 0, Lancaster 0. Trenton, N. J., 7, Burlington 0, Brldgeton 10. West Chester. Pa., 11, Wilmington, Del., 12, Barrllburg, Pa., Ill, Lancaster 14.' "Over Niagara Falls," A (Rowland ft Clifford, mgra.)—Syracuse. N. Y., 2-4, Rochester 0-7, Geneva 9, Cauandalgua 10, Penn Y»u 11, llor- ueUivllle 12, Danville 13, Warsaw 14. "Out of the Fold" (Henry B. Marks, mgr,)— Tlptou, lnd., 4, Noblesvlllo B, Marlon 1, Muncle o, Richmond 10, Oolumhus 11, Frankfort 12, Anderson 13, Blwaod 14, "On the Bridge at Midnight," Eastern (Frank Oaiaolo, mgr.)—Wilmington, Del., 2-4, Trenton, N. J., 12-14. "On the Bridge at Midnight." Western (Frank flnnKolo, mgr.)—Marengo, In., 4, What Cheer 0. cedar Rapids tl, Dubuque 7, Rock Island, III., 8, Molina 0, Clinton, la., 1|>, Rycamore, III., 11. Velvldere 12, Frevport IB, Rockford 14. "Old Arkansaw," Krwl Raymond's (Merle II. Nor- ton, mgr.)—Ashland, (>., 4.. Gallon t, Mount Vernon 0, Mlllcraburg 7, Barberton 9, Wad»- wottb 10, Sugar Oreek 11, Woostor 12, Uhrlchs- vllle 13, Den 1 son 14, "Only a Shop Girl," Lottie Williams (B. H. Wluchell, mgr.)—Chicago, HI., 1-7. "On Thanksgiving Day" (Vance 4 Sullivan, mgrs.)—Atlanta, Ou.. 0-14. "On the Buwanee niver" (Btalr ft Nlcolal, mgra.) —Washington, D. C, 2-7. "Old Olotbe* JIan" (Tom North, mgr.)^Fr#eport, HI., 4, Ilnrvard B. Dclnvau. Wis., 0, Burling- ton 7, Oehkosb 8, Plymouth 0. P Perklni, Walter B.(01atton Wllatacb. mgr.)— —Columbua, O., 2-4. Mansfield 5, Newark 0, Zanesvllle 7. Pattou. W. B. (J. M, Stont, mgr.)—Cblckaaha, lnd. Ter.. 5, Kingfisher, Oklo., 0, Enid 7, Ar- kansas city, Kan,, 9, Wichita 10, Hutchinson 11. Ward, mgr.)— Fall Hirer, Mass., 9.-14. Paige, Mabel (II. F. Wlllard A Co., mgrs.)— Montgomery, All., 2-7. Pbelan's, B. v., Stock (Ralph A. Norwich, Conn- 2-7, FaU Bl._ Prlngle, Delia (T. 0. Tattle, bus. mgr.)—Obad- ron. Neb.. 9-11, Rapid City, S. Dak., 12'14, Stttrgla 1018. 7 : m Powers Come4llan» (John T. Powera, mix.)—Sac- ramento, Cat., 2-7, Han Jose 9-14. "Peddler," Sam Thome—Snllivsn, Harrle ft Wooda' (Fred Block, mgr.)—Toledo, O., 1-4, Columbus G-7, Dayton 9-11, Indianapolis, lnd., 12-14. 4 "Queen of the Highway" (W. McGowan, mgr.)— Buffalo, N. Y„ 2-7, Rochester 9-11, Syracuse 1214. "Qulncy Adams Sawyer," Central (W. O. Well- ing, mar.)—Baton Bongt, La., 4, Alexander B, Monroe C, Shrereport 7. "Qnlncy Adams Sawyer," Western (Frank M. Morgan, mgr.)—Wellington, Kan., 2, Enid, Okla.. 3, (iuihrlo 4. Perry B, patvnee a, Ho- Inrt 9, Anailarto 10, Cblckaaha, lnd. Ter., 11, Oklahoma City, Okla., 12, Shawnee 13, AM- more, lnd, Ter., 14, Oklahoma City, Okie. IB, Norman 10. "Queen of the White Blaves," Eastern 'A. H. woods, mgr.)—Saginaw, Mich., 1-4, Jackson B, Ann Arbor 0, Sandnsky, (>., 7. "Queen of the White Slaves" Western (A. H. Wool*, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., 2-7, New- ark, N. J., 914. (Charles Faohman, mgr.)— it. Y. Rhubert, mgr.)—St. Lool*. "I., 9, Jacanonv la., 12, Cedar Rapids Erlanger, tngns.)— -Montreal, Can., Russell. Annie City 2-7. Rehan, Ada (Sam R - M - aalesbnrg II, Davenport, l J, Waterloo 14. Rogers Bratbers (Klaw ft Boston, Mnaa., 2-14. Rejnne (l.lebler & Co., mgrs.) 2-7, Boitt.n, Mans., 0-21. Roliron, Eleanor (l.lebler ft Co., mgrs.)—Detroit, Mich., 2-7. Cleveland. <).. 9-14. Roberts, Florence (Fred Belasro, mgr.)—Tacoma, Wash., 2-4. Rays, John and Emma (Stair ft Nlcolal, mgrs.)— N. Y. City 2-7, Boston, Mass.. B-I4. Rnasell, I.onla J. (Felix Blel, mgr.)—Rochester, Pn„ 2, East Pallatlne. 0.. 8, New Kensington, Pa., 4, Brookvllie 5, Brbckwayvllle 0, Bradford 7, Salnmanca, N. Y„ 9, Danville 10, Palmyra 11, Oswego 12, Oanandalgua 13, Wellaboro, Pa., Ross and Fenton (Weber ft Rush, mgra.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y.. Jan. 2-7. Ryan Stock (Daniel R. Ryan, mgr.)—Blnghamton, Stock (Harry King, mgr.)— 2-7. W. Roe, mgr.)—Portsmouth, Rober, Katherlne, Newport, Jt. I.. Roe Stock (0, J N. H„ 2-7. Record Slock (Frank P. Haven, mgr.)—Blount Pleasant, Pa., 2-4, Rcottdale 1-7. Rnnkle, Corihne, Slock JH. K. Hexter. mjn 1 .)— Brockton, .Mas*., 2-7, Woonaocket, R. I.. 9-14. Royal I.lllpntlaiii, Ous Hill's (Thomas It. Henry, mgr.)—Hchenectndy, N. Y., 4, Albany 0-7, Brooklyn 9-14. Rentfrow'R Jolly PathOnders (J. N. Rentfrow, mgr,)—Hartford City, lnd., 2-7, New Castle 9- "Rudolph and Adolph" (Broadbnrat ft Cutrle, mgra.)—Seattle, Wash., 1-7. "Rnlaeil Life," A (Eugene Snofford, mgr.)— New Castle, lad., G, Richmond 0, Hamilton, 0., 7, Oonnorsvllte, lnd.. 9 Portland 11, Dunkirk 12, Montpeller 13, Marlon 14. "Ruined Life," B (Eugene Spofford, mgr.)—Nash- ville, III., 4. Marlaaa G. Plnckneyvllle 0, Du Quoin 7, Belleville H, Marlon D. Ilerrln 10, Miirphyxhoro 11, Cnrlcrvllle 12, Anna 13, Charleston, Mo., 14. "Running for Office". (8am Harris, mgr.)—Rich- mond, Vu.. 2-7, Albany. N. Y., 0-11, Glens Falls 12. Gloreravllle 13. Cohoes 14. "Runaway Match," Clint and Bessie Robblns (Chase & Lister, mgrs.)—Edlna, Mo., 2, Kirks- vilie 8. Milan 4, Jameaport 6, Plattsburg (I, Lathrop 7, Richmond 9. Marshall 10, Lexing- ton 11, Carroll ton 13, Leavenworth, Kan,. 10. "Romance of Ooon Hollow." Northern (A. C. Allen, mgr.)—Sterling, 111., 4, Galesburg 7, Jollet 8, Monmouth 9, Coal City 10, Aurora 11, Dwlgbt 13, Peoria 14. "Royal Slave," Northern. Gordon k Bennett'a (BUward Taylor, mgr.)—Pomeroy. O., 4, New Martinsville tl, Steubenvllle 6. Mouessea, Pa., 7, Belle Vernon 9. Altoona 0. Johnstown 11, Latrobc 12. Hontadale 18. Olearneld 14. "Royal Slave." Southern. Gordon * Bennett'a <H. M. Blsekaller, mgr,)—Phllipsburg, Pa., 7, Belle Vernon 9. Altoona 0, Johnstown 11, Iston 9. Carlisle 10, Lancaster 11, OoatesTllle 12. York 13. Norrlstown 14. "Romance of Coon Hollow." Southern (Chas. W. Benner. mgr.)—Corning. 0., 0, Jackson 7; Ash- land, Ky., 9, Augusta 11, Paris 12, Somerset 13, Lexington 14. "Race for Life," Sullivan, Barrla ft, Woods' (Leon Victor, mgr.)—Boston, Mass., 2-7, Provi- jlence, R. I., 0-14. "Rip Van Wlqkle." W. A. Eller's—Wayne. Neb., 4, Tllden fl, Norfolk C, Madison 7. Humphrey 5, Oenoa 0, Cedar Rands 10. "Rabbit's Foot" (Pat Chappelle, mgr.)—Monti- cello, Kin.. 4. Qulncy B. Tallahassee 0. ; "Real Widow Brown"—Coahoctoo, O., 4. .8 Bothcrn, B. n., and Julia Marlowe (Charles Froh- man. mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y., 2-7. .. Skinner, Otis iJoseph J. Buckley, mgr.)—Chi- cago, III., 2-7, Grand Rapids, Mlcb., 9, Battle Creek 10. Shea, Thomas B. (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgra.)— N. Y. City 2-7. Pltaburg, Pa,. 9-14. Stuart, Ralph (Edward Thurnaer. mgr.)—Roches- ter, N. Y.. 0-11, Syracuse 12-14. Sully. Daniel (Willis B. Boyer, mgr.)—Youngs- town, O., 7. Sidney, George (A. W. nerman, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich,, 1-7, Grand Rapids 8-11, Jackson 12, Adrian 13, Flmllay. O.. 14. Sr.ow. Mortimer, Stock—Troy, N. Y.. 2, Indefinite. Smart Sot. Ous Hill's (W. B. Moore, mgr.)— Milwaukee, Wis.. 1-7, llnrlliiKlou, la., 12. Snoonrr Dramatic (F. B. Spooner, mgr.)—Stepb- ensvllle, Tex.. 2-7. Dublin 814. Sterling Stock (William Trlplett, mgr.)— Musco- mm, lnd. Ter., 2-4, South McAIesler G-7, Tulsa 9-11. "Sky Farm" (S. T. King, mgr.)—Trenton. N. J., 2-4, Bcranton 0, Brooklyn, N. Y., 0-14, "Siberia," Brady A Qrlsmer'a—N, Y. City 2, in- di'tlnlle. "Seminary Girl," M. B. Raymond'a—Chicago, HI., 1-7. Grand Raplda. Mich., 12-14. "Secret of Pullchtnelle" (Jnines K. llnckett, nigr.)—Johmtown, N. Y., n, Rochr-iiter 0. 7. "Slim of tho Cross," No. 1 (It. O. Orearln. mgr.) —Kanaka, Kn»., 4, WlchlU 0, Pueblo, Colo., 7, Denver 8-14. *. "Slitn ot the Cross," Fred 0. Berger's (J. W. Gone, mgr.)—Watortowu, Wis,, 1, Fond du Lac 3, Sboboygan 3, Manitowoc 4, Apnletoo G, (jrwri Bay 0, Menominee 7, Oubkosb 9, Racine "Shadows of a Oront Clly" (0. R. Jeffersoii, mgr.)—Kaniaa City, Mo,, 1-7, Omaha, Nebr., "Shadowa on .the Hearth" (Arthur O. Alston, mgr.)— K. Y. City 2-7. "Struggle for Gold" (Joseph Martlno, _ Hasieton. Pa.. 10, Shenandoah 11, 8uam< 12, Pottsvllle 13. "Slaves of tho Mine" (L. J. Slevln. mgr.)—Like- wood, N. .!., 6, Morrlstown «, Passaic 7, Troy, N. Y., Oil. Manchester, N. H.. 12-14. "Snperliu" (William ft Edward Itatilon, mgra.)— Boston, Mass., 2-7, Brooklyn, N. Y„ 0-14. "Stain of Guilt" (Havllu ft Garen. mgrs.)— Springfield, Maes., 2-4, New naven, Coon., 0-11. "Sandy Bottom" (Hampton k Hopkins, mgrs.)— McKlnney, Tex.. 9, Fort Worth 10, DalTaa 11, Corslcana 12. Hlllsboro 13, Austin 14. "Span of Lite" (I/iuls Donaietta, mgr.)—St. John, Mich,', 4, Muskegon 0, Kalaoiasoo 0, Jack- son 7, Sarlnaw 8-11, Toledo, O., 12-14. "Shadows of Sin" (Qeorge H. Hamilton, mgr.)— Unltintown, Ky., 2-4, Marlon fi-7, Murray 9-11, Gulhrlo 12, 13, Greenville 14. T Thompson, Denman (Frank Thompson, mgr.)— Philadelphia, Ta.. 2-7. Terry. Edward (Sam S. Shubcrt, mgr.)—N. Y. City 3, Indeflnlte. . Tinguay, Kvs (F. M. Narcross, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo., 1-7, Alton, 111.. 9, Decatur 10, Terre Haute. lnd,i n, Crawfordavllle 12, Logansport IS. Fort Wnyne. 14. .,"".* Thurston, Adelaide (Claitoo Wllatacb, rujrt-.)— TltiMvllle l'n... 4, Mradvllle 0.: Erie 0, Kan* 7. Tes., 2. 3, Sour Lake 4, B, Orange 0, 7. New Iberia, La., 8-14. .. ' Thurber ft Naaher—North Adams, Mass., 2-7. Thorns Dramatic (Frank Thorne, mgr.)—Wal- tlutm, Mass., 2-7. -'• 'Two Orphans" (Llebler ft Co., mgra.)—Buffa- lo. N. Y., 2-4, Rochester 5, Auburn tl, Syra- ense 7. _ "Two L'.ttle Waifs." A. Lincoln J. Carter's (J. L. Bufonl, mgr.)—Canton, O,, 4, Akron G-7. Ptttaburg. Pa., 0-14. . . _^ . ,_ "Two Little Waifs," B, Lincoln J. Garter's (C. Arthur Sellon, mgr.)—Redding. Cal.. G, Bed Bluff 0. Salem, Ore., 10, Oregon City 11, Port- land 12-14, Seattle, Wash., 15-21. "Tw Proud to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's (Fred- eric Klmbsl, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 2-7; Fniladelphla, Pa., 914. 'Texas," Sidney Ayers (Brondbnrst ft Cnrrle, mgra.)—Brooklyn. N. Y., Jan. 2-14.. ■ •Tilly Olaon," Gertrude Swlggett—Newark, N. J., 2-7. "Thelma-" (Spcdilen k Von Cook, mgra.)—Goshen, lnd., 4, Fort Wsyne 0, South Bend 0, Logans- 'Tracked Around the World" (A. B. Woods, mgr.)—Providence, R. I., 2-7, N. Y. City 914. "That Little Swede" (Hampton 4 Hopkins, mgra.) Paola, Kim., ft, Ida in. Yates Center 13, El- dorado 13, Mcpherson 14. "Two Johns" (C. G. Allen, mgr.)—Akron, 0., 12-14. 'Ten Mgfats In a Bar Room," Mitchell and Law- man's—Jasonvllle, lnd., 4, Siiencer 6, Martlns- vllu 0. Franklin 7. Shelhyvllle 9. "Thoroughbred Tramp," Elmer Walters' (Harry Darlington, mgr.)—Jackson, Mlcb., 4, Ypsllautl n, Bay City 0, Saginaw 7, Wyandotte 8, Adrian 0, Sandnsky, ()., 10. Lorain 11, Klyrla 12, "Thou Shalt Not Kill"—Grand Rapids, Mich.. 1-4. U "Under Southern Skies." Eastern (Harry Doel Parker, utter. >—llrbana, O., 4, Newark 0, Cam- bridge G. Wheeling, W. Va„ 7, l'lttaburg, Pa,, 9-14. "Under Sontbern Skies," Western (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Woodstock. Can., 4, Guelph G, St. Catherine* 0, Hamilton 7, Torouto 9-14. "Under Southern Skies." Central (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Seymour, lad.. 4, Columbus G, Franklin U. Madison 7, Anderson 9, Hartford City 10, F.I wow I 11, Union City 12, Lima, 0., i:i, St. Marys 14. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Al. W. Martin's (Ed. S. Martin, mgr.)—Flshklll, N. Y.. 4, Coboe* 0, Amsterdam 7, Utlca 9, Schenectady 10, Auburn 11, Geneva 12, Nlagura Falls 14. "Unwritten Law," Miriam Shelby (Charles Hlne, mrr.)—Covington, Va., 9, Charlottesville 10, niiinVld. W. Va., 11, Roanoke 12, Greenville Tenn., 13, Knoxvllle 14. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's. Central (L, W. Washburn, mgr.)—Clarion, Pa., 4, Bast Brady B, Butler 0, 7. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Eastern (George Peek, mgr.)—Worcester, Mass., 2-7. "Uncle Tom'a Cabin." Stetson'H, Western (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Troy, 0.. 0, Mlddletown 7. Lon- don 0, Lancaster 10, Nelaonvllle 11, Shelby 12, Mansfield 13. 14. "Uncle SI Hasklne" (C. R. Primrose, mgr.)— Watertown, S. Dak., 4, RedOeld 6, Pierre 0. 7, Union 9, Lake Prestou IV. Madison 11, Flan- ilrrau 12. "Uncle Josh Spruceby" (John P. Donohue, mgr.) —Navnsotn. Tex.. 2, Bryan 3, Calvert 4. Bre- mond G. West 0, Hlllsboro 7, Cleburne 0, Waxa- hachie 10, Greenville 11, Mlneola 12, Palestine 1.1. "Uncle Josh Spruceby" (Dave B. Levla, mgr.)— Woonsocket, R. I., 7. V Van, Billy B.— Sullivan, Harris ft Woods' (J. K. Roberts, rugr.)—Toronto, Can., 2-7, Columbus, (J., Oil. Van Dyke A Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)—Charleston, W. Vn., 2-7, Wheeling 9-14. Vernon Stock (lienj. II. Vernon, mgr.)—Canan- 'l.ilgua, N. Y., 2-7, Corning 9-14. "Virginian," Dustln Farnum (Klrke La Shells, nuxr. I—Kenstis Clly, Mo., 2-7, Chicago, 111., 9-21. "Vacant Chair." Forrester ft Mittenlhal's—Phil- nilelphla, Pa.. 2-7. "Village Parson," W. E. Nankevllle's—St.Louls, Mo., 1-7. W Walsh, Blanche (Wagenhals & Kemper, mgrs.)— Milwaukee, Wis., 1-4, Kilamatoo, Mich., S, Jackson 0. Wynilbam. Charles (Oharlea Frohman, mgr.) — N. Y. City 2, Indefinite. Warde, Frederick, and Kathryn Kidder (Wagen- hals ft Kemper, mgrs.)—Salt Lake City, U„ 2-4, Sacramento. Cal., 0, Oakland 7. Warfleld, David (David Belosco, mgr.)—N. Y. City 2, Indefinite. Wilson, AI. H. (Yale ft Elite, mgrs.)—Ottawa, Van., 3, 4, Montreal 9-14. Welch, Joseph (Dlngwell ft Nlcolal, mgra.)— Brooklyn, N. Y., Jun. 2-7, N. Y. City 9-14-. Wills. Nat M. (Broadburat ft Currle, mgra.)— Norfolk, Vu., 13, Richmond 14. Ward ft Vokes (Stair & Nlcolal, mgrs.)—Harrla- burg, Pa.. 4, Lancaster 6, Atlantic City, N. "Who Uoca There?"—Columbus, 0., 2-4. V- Yonng'a, Edwin, Stock—Ithaca, Mlcb., 2-4, Port "Yon'NevVr'Cnn Tell" (Llebler ft Co.. mgra..)— K Y. City 9. Indefinite. • "ftur Nelxbbor'a Wife" (M. L. Bills, mgr.)— Msrahsll" Mo.. 4. Tipton G. California OTWlnd- nr 7, Clinton 10, Appleton City 11, Rich Hill 12. La Hnrpe. Ken.. 13, loll 14. "Yinngrr Brothom" (A. A. Jack, mir.)—Lan- caster, Pn„ 4. Baaton G, Atlantic City, N. J., 6, Reading, Pa„ 7, Trenton, N. J., 11. MUSICAL. Beggar Prince Opera (F. A. Wade, mgr-)—Shel- don. I«., 4, Lemars B, Cherokee 6, Marcus 7, Hartington. Nebr.. 9, Wayne, 10, Pierce 11, Plalnvrew 12. Randolph 18. BloomfleldI 14. Black Pattl Troubadours (Toekkc! ft „«»«». mgrs.)—Oakland, Cal., 4-8, Vallejo 7, Baa Francisco 8-14. "Billionaire," Thomas Q. SMbrooke (Klaw Brlanger. mgrs.)—Los Angeles, Cal., 2-7, "Babefin Toyland" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.) —N. Y. City 2-21. „„ -.■ ( I . "Burgomaaler' T (W. W. TlRotaon^ gen. nwr.)— * San At- ft Aborn, mgra. )- r.)— nokln J.. 7, White Whittlesey (Arthur A. Lotto, bus. mgr,)— Denver, Colo.. 1-7. Boise City, la., 10, 11, Hiker City. Ore., 12, Pendleton 13, The Dallas 14, Portland 13.21. Williams ft Walker (Hurtig k Seamon, mgrs,)— Portland, Ore.. 2-4. Wood, Fannie (Lester A. Davla, mgr.)—Coblea- klll, N. Y., 2-4. Ronilout G-7. WytLo Dramatic (Cburles P. Wylbe, mgr.)—Co- manche, lnd, Ter., 2-4, Duncan G-7. - Wiedemann's Big Stock (J. E. George, boa. mgr.) —Seattle, Wash., 2. IndeUnlte. Wright's, The (Elba B. Wright, mgr.)—Solomon, Kan., 2-4. " 'Way Down East," Wm. A. Brady's—Boston, Mass., 2-7, Lynn 11. " 'Way Down East," Western, Wm. A. Brady's Ii'nlrmouut. Mlnu., 4, Pluestone 3, Stoux Fulls B. Dak., (1, 7, Mitchell 9, Yankton 10, Stoax City, la., 11, Booue 12, Webster City 13, Fort Dodge 14. "Way of the Transgressor," Charles H. Yale's— Atlantic City, N. J.. 4, G. Springfield, Mass., 9-11, "Wedded and Parted," Sullivan, Harris & Woods' (Kd. McDowell, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., 1-7, St. I.nuls, Mo., 8-14. "Working Girl's Wrongs" (Howard Wall, mgr.) —New Haven, Conn., 2-4. "White Tigress ot Japan." Wm. T. Keogh'a—Co- bimbiH, 0., 2-4. - "Wife In Name Only" (Garland Gaden, mgr.)— Stevens Point, Wis., 4, Fond du Lac B, She- boygan 0. Manitowoc 7. Racine 8. Michigan Oily. Iiul,, li. La Pork- 10, South Bend II, Ply- Month 12, Logansport l.'l "Wife'* Secret" (Spencer Brooklyn, N. Y., 2-7. "Wby Women Siu," Western, M. W. Taylor'a (J. B. Murray, mgr.)—Tucson. Aria.. 4, I'hcenlx r., Prescott 0, Jerome 7, Williams 8, Flagstaff 0. Santa Fe. N. Mex., 10, Albuquerque 11, Springer 12, Raton 13, Trinidad, Colo., 14. "Wealth and Fame"—Jersey City. N. J., 2-7. "Wertdeil, But No Wife." Selma Herman (W. J. Fielding, mgr.)—Attoeni, Pa.. 11. "Wby He Divorced Her" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.) —Pltttbnrt.', Pa., 2-7. "Why Girls Go Wrong," M. W. Taylor's^—Syra- cuse, N. Y,, 9-11. Rochester 12-14. "Why Glrla Leave Homo" (Vance ft Sullivan, rogrs.)—Buffalo, N. Y., 2-7. "Wnywnrd Son" (J. H. Springer, mgr.)—Tren- ton. N. J., 0. 10. "What Women Will Do" (Harry It, Holden, mgr.) —Holyoke. Mass., 2-4. "Who Is Who*" Crosby ft Gordon's (J, F. Croshv, mgr.)—Chamhernburg, Pa., 4, Harrlsburg 3-7, Moness»n -J, Wnynesbnrg 10, 11, Columbus, O., 12rl4 "When Women Love," Eastern (Frank W. Naaon, mgr.)—St. Jobnsvlllc, N. Y., 4. Dolgeville .1, Illon 0, Utlca 7, New Berlin 9, Oneonta 10, Goopentown 11, Walton 12, Delhi 13, Sidney "When Women Love," Weatern (Frank W. Naaon, mgr.)—Milwaukee. Wis.. 1-7. Waukegsn. lit, 8, Benton nsrbor, Mich., 0, Muskegon 10, Hairlnaw 11-14. "Was She to BlaraeT" (Jed Carlton, mgr.)— Vinton, la., 4, Dysart 6. Relnbeok 0, Nevada 7, Story City 9, Dayton 10. Lake City 11. (Jar- eon 12 Grand Junction 13, Jeffenion 14.. Weary Willie Walker, A (Eugene Snofford,, mgr.) —Cenletvllle, 111.. 4,. Marlon 0. Herriu tl, Mlirnhrysbnro 7, Cairo 9. Piducnh, Ky/., 19, : Rlnrlbn .11, -Kirllugton 12, Uopklusvlile 13, Clirksrlllo, Tenn,, 11 W. TlUotaon, , Baltimore, MA., 2-7, Trenton, N, Creatore and hl'a lullan Band (Howard Pew ft Frank Oerth, mgrs.)— Philadelphia, Pa., .6, Brldgeton. N. J., 7. Washington, T>. 0., 8, Cum- berland. Jfd„ 0, ConnellsTlIle. Pa.. 10, Union- town 11, Canton, 0., 12, Elyrla 13, Valparaiso, Canadian jubilee Singers (W. T. Cary. mgr.)— Snndrklge; Ont.. 4, Berks Falls 6, Rowasson 0, Cnlander 7. 8, North Bay 9. Canadian Colored Concert (William Carter, mgr,) —Bedford, Pa.. B. Hubbard, O., 0, Ne* Castle, Pa,. 7, 8, Sontb Sbaron 0, Sharpsvllle 10, Greenville 11, 12, _ ,„ ■ „ . , "Clilnese Hnneymotiu." Eastern (Snm S. Shnhert, irurr.)—Danville, Va., 4, Greensboro. N.C, G, Wlnston-Snlem It, Charlotle 7, Augusta, Ga., 0, Charleston, 8. C, 10, Savannah, Ga., 11, Bruns- wlek 12, Jacksonville, Kin.; '13, 14. ■ "Chinese Honevmoon." Western (Snm S. Shnhert. mgr.)—Spokalie, Wash.. 4, B, Missoula, Mpnl.. O.Heleni 7. Butte 8. 9, Boiefflan 10, Billings II. Forgo, N. Dak.. 13, Grand Fork! 14, Win- nipeg. Man.. 16-18. _ . „. "Country Girl" (J. C. Duff, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., 2, indeflnlte. _ ... , , - "Olngnlee" (Daniel Frohman, mgr.)—Columbia, 0„ 13, 14. ..• Daniels. Frnnk (Charles B. Dllllnshnm, mgr.)— Cleveland, o.. 2-7, Philadelphia, Pa., 9-14. "Dolly Vorden" (F. C. Whitney, mgr.)—Qulncy, Enalish Grand Opera (Henry W. Ravage, mgr.)— Newport News, Va., 4, Richmond R-7, Colum- has, S. (.'., 0, Augusta, Go., 10, Charleston. S. V.. 11, 12, Kavniiunb. Ga., 13, 14. "Faulana," Jefferson De Angells (Sam S. Shu- bcrt,, mp;.-.)—Chicago, 111., 2-7, N, Y. City 0, Indefinite. . "Fortune Teller" (Milton ft Sargent Aborn, mgrs.)—Lindsay, Can., 4, OrlUa 6, Hamilton 0, London 7. "Forbidden Land" (Dearborn .Theatre Co., mgrs.) —Lancaster. Pa., 7. • _ Grand Opera (Hclnrlcb Conrled, mgr.)—N. Y. City 2, indeflnlte. Glnser, Lulu, Opera (0. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— N. Y. City 2-t. "OlIlterliiE Gloria" (Fisher * Ryley, mure.)— Maco. Vex..-4, .San Antonio G, Houston 0, 7. "Girl from Dixie" (George A. Kingsbury, mgr.) —New Orleans, La.. .2-7. Monroe 8, Natchez, Miss., 9. Jackson 10, Meridian 11, Jackson, Venn., 12, Cairo, III., 13. Vincennes, lnd.. 14. Hopper, Do Wolf (Sam S. Shnbert. mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y., 2-7. Wllkesborre. Pa., 0, Scranlou 10. Blnghamton. N. Y.. 11, Utlca 12. Syracuse 13, Rochester 14. Irma Onera (J. P. Whendon, mgr.)—Maqnoketo. la.. 4, Morrison, III., B, Sterling 0, Mendota 7, Peru 8, Dixon 0, Fnlrbtiry 10. Ottawa 11, Strealor 12, 1'onilne 18, Minonk 14. "Isle of Spice" (II. C. Whitney, mgr.)—Provi- dence, R. I., 2-4, Brocton. Mass., o, Lawrence (I. Worcester 7. Snlem 9. Lowell 10, Manchester, X. H.. 11. Portsmouth 12, Blddeford, Me., 13, ltocklnnd 14. "Jewel of Asia" (John P. Slocum. mgr.)—drewi- vllle. S. C. 4. Columbia G, Charlotte, N. C, 0, Greensboro 7, Winston-Salem 9, Raleigh 10. Durham 11. Danville; Va., 12, Roanoke 13, Lynchburg 14. Kilties Band (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)—Selkirk, Scotland. 4, Berwick G. "Liberty Belles" (Fred Berger Jr.. mgr.)—Al- bany, N. Y., 2-4, Trenton, N. J., G-7. "Mis* Bub While" (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgra.) —New Castle. Pa., 4, Akron, O., G, Canton tl. East Liveriioal 7, Pittsburg, Pa„ 9-14. "Mother (loose" (Klaw ft Erlanger, mgrs.)—At- lanta, Ga., 2-T. . "Maid and tbe Mummy" (Charles Marks, mgr.) —Louisville, Ky., 2-4, Indianapolis, lnd., 5-7, Kansas City, Mo., 8-11. "Mr. Wix of Wlckbam and the Merry Shop Girls," B. E. Rice's—N. Y. City 2-7, Boston, MuiH., 9-21. ' Phelun Opera (E. V. Phelsn, mgr.)—Lowell, MasB., &7. ' "Parsifal" In English (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) —Philadelphia, Pa., 2-7, Brooklyu, N. Y., 9- 14. Peggy from Paris'^ (Madison. Corey, mgr,)— Oniaha, Nebr.. 8, Ccdnr Rapids, la,, 11. "Prince of Pllson" (Henry W; Savage, mgr,)— Galveston, Tex., 3, San Antonla 4, Austin G, Oorslcnnu 6, Fort Worth 7, Dallas 0. 10, Tex- arkuuH. Ark.. 11. Hot Spring* 12, Pine Bluff 13, Little Rock 14. "Plff. Paff. Pout" (F. 0. Whitney, mgr.)—Wash- Ington. D. C. 2-7. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 9-14. "PrlnceBg Clilc" (Frank Burrell, mgr.)—Pueblo, .Colo., 4, Victor B. Cripple Creek 0, Colorado Springs 7. "Proreaeor Napoleon" (R, Wade Divls, mgr.)— Hamilton. U.. 9. 10. Russell, Lillian (Sam S. Shubert, mgr.)—N. Y. City 2, Indefinite "Runaways" 'Sam S. Shubert, mgr.)—Kansas City, Mo., 1-7, St. Louis 8-14. "Royal Chef" (Sam S. Shubert. mgr.)—Atrou 2, Mniiflfli'ld 3, Flndluy 4, Blnffton, lnd., B, Cbanipalga, III., 0, Mittoon 7, St. Louis, Mo., 8-14. Dillingham, mgr.)—N. Y, j,i„-i,,,,c- ( ,,., i, ,<tr,u,i„c u, bur v, lun (, \,iiL,ntini-, ,T,,u., i .. , >«dnn rviH* stoov (Dsvui J n.msM, MM i_ ThroPI 1 - Clara (Picked* ft Simpson, man.)—Can- Weary Willie Walker, B (Eugene Bpolford. mgr.) p«jton^ porae, stock (pyrin /. Ramage, mgr.)— ton. 8. Dak., 4, Lemars. la., 0. Cherokee fl, Anna, in., 7. Oar* Olrlrdeatt. c _• Du Bote, Pi,. _a-7. ^B anyajt j}; 1 *^ hic Oily 7, Fort Dcdgo 9, Boone 10, Maratiali; »*8 P*%.Off» Cornedy (A. G^ Raniney, mgr.)— M „ 13 . SNl , lla 14 . P $TS8& 1&J&FE&&& mgr.)- «® %? «" * "*><>*• n.gr.)-S.lem. U.'!"»-aa!' U " ** SCMttt ° a 6 ' T, N ° W 6fl * ,M ' WtWSlY (Albert Taylor. c,gr-)-Hurrt»vllle, Mo.. 9. Pop- New Madrid 12, lar Bluff 10, Oharleaton 11, Flnt Blver lit, Do Solo 14. "Wolves of New York" (Ji 8. Barry, mgr.)— Nora Springs, la., 4, Mason city 6, Clew Like 0, Corner 7, Scheff, Fritxl C. B Olty 2, indeflnlte. Scbbmnnn-Helnl:, Madame (F. C. Whitney, mgr.) —Washington, D. 0., 2-7, Baltimore, Md„ 9-14. "Stilton of 8nln" (Henry W. Savage, raw,!— San Francisco, Cal., 2-7, Los Augeles 12-14, Man Jose, mat., 17, Portland, Ore.. 10-21, Ta- coma. Wash., 23, 24, Victoria, B. C, 25, Van- couver 2(1, . . "Silver Slipper" (John O. Fisher, mgr,)—Santa Alia, Cal., 4, Redlunds C, Riverside (1, Uakers- nehi 7. "Slio-flitn" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—N. Y. Olty '.', Indeflnlte. "San Toy" (John C. Fisher, mgr.)—Danville, III.. 4, Terre Haule, lnd., D, Bvansvllle 0, Pa- diionh, Ky.. 7. "Stiollt-r*" (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.)—Pitts- burg, Pa., 2-7, Bellilre, 0„ 9, Newark 10, Zanesvllle 11, Springfield 12, Munele, Intl., 13. "Show Girl," Eastern (B, 0. Whitney, mgr.)— Philadelphia. Pa., 2-7, Mohanoy City 9, Sbenan- ilonh 10, Allentown 11, Lancaster 12, York 13, Ilnrrlshurg 14. "Show Girl," Western tB. C. Whlteny, mgr.)— Portland, Ore.. 1-7, Seattle, Wash.. 8-14, Ta- coma IB, 10, Vancouver 17, New Whatcom 18. "Smiling ialond" (George W. Lederer, mgr.)— Philadelphia, Pa., 2. Indeflnlte. •'Sle.!pln;r Reality and the Beast" (Rosenbaum ft Nankevllle; mgr«.)—Toronto. Caun.,-2-7. "Sergeant Kitty" (George R. White, mgr.)— Leavenworth, Kan., 4. 'Tenderfoot," No. 1 (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.) —Boston, Mass., 2-14. •Teoderfoot." No. 2 (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.) —Fort Worth, T»x„ 0. Van Studdlford, Grace (F. Zlegfeld Jr.. mgr.)—' St. Louis, Mo.. 2-7. . Wilson, Francla (Charles Frohman, mgr.)—N. Y. Olty 2, Indefinite. ^ Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr.)— Taunton, Mass., 2-4. Woonsocket, R. L, 5, 0. "Winsome Winnie" (Sam S. Shubert, mar.)— York, Pa., 4, Reading G, Baston 0, Elisabeth, N. J., 7, Trenton 0, Atlantic Olty 10, Wilming- ton, Del... 11, Annapolis, Md., 12, Rlcbmoud, Va„ 13, Norfolk 14. . ' "Woodlaud" (IMnry' W. Savage, mgr.)—N. Y. City 3, indefinite. . •. T . "Wbwrfl ot Ox," cfo. 1' (BiwUn ft Mitchell, nurrs.)—Cincinnati, 0., 2-7; Pittsburg; Pi., 0- "Wlasrd et Os," No. 2 (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.)—Fort Worth. Tex!.-*.' "Yankee Consul" ; (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Rochester, N, Y., 8, i 8, Ryracase 4, Utlca B. Ithaca o. Buffalo oil, Erie, Pa:, 12, Akron, 0„ IS, Toledo 14. BVRI.BSftUB AND., VAUDBVILLti Americana (B. D. Miner, mgr.)—Baltimore, Md.. 2-7, Washington, D. 0., 9-14. ' Bryant's. Harry C Extravagant! (0. H. Kenyan. mgr.)—N. Y. City 2-7, Bcranton, Pa., ail Reading 12-14. ""*' Blue Ribbon Girls (Jack Bulger, mgr.)—Philadel- phia. Pa., 2-7, Baltimore, Md., 9-14. Bowery. Burlesque™. Hurtig ft Sesmon'i (j M Hurtig. mgn,)—Boston, Mass., 2-7, N. Y. City U-14. Bohemians (Thomas W. Miner, mgr.)—Reading. Pa... 2-4. Bcranton B-7, N. Y. Olty 9-14. Bon Tons (Ruab ft.Weber, mgra.)—N. Y. City 2-7. Jersey City, S. J.. 9-14. ' Brigadiers (Charles A. Cromwell, mgr.)—Brook- lyn. N. Y., 2-7. Albany 9-11, Troy 12-14. City Sports (Phil Sheridan, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich., 1-7, Toledo, 0., 8-14. ' Cracker Jacks (Harry Leonl, mgr.)—Buffalo, N. Y., 2-7, Rochester 9-14. "* Cherry Blossoms (Butler, Jscogs 4 Lowry, mgra.) —Newark, N. J., 2-7, Puteraon 914. ' Carr-HuPKerforrt—Andover, . 0., 4, Leetonla G, Salem 0, Alliance 7. Deve.-e's, Sam—Philadelphia,. Pa., 2-7, Reading 9-11, Scranton 12-14, Dainty Duchess (Rush ft Weber, mgra.)—N. Y. City 2-14. Fay Foster Bnrlesqners (Joseph Opnenhelmer. mgr.)—Toledo, O., 1-7, Cleveland 9-14. Gay Morning Glories (Scrlbner ft Drew, mgra,)— Chicago, 111.. 1-7, Milwaukee, Wis., 8-14. Gay Masqueraders (Joseph U. Barnes, mgr.)— Louisville, Ky., 1-7, St. Louis. Mo., 8-14. Graham's Southern Specialty—Cohoes, N. Y„ 4, Glens Falls 3, Amsterdam 0, 7. Digit Rollers (Woodhull ft Waldron, mgrs.)— Rochester, N. Y., 2-7, Toronto, Can., 9-14. Irwin's Big Show (Fred Irwin, mgr.)—Boston. Mas*.. 2-7, N. Y. City 9-14. Imperials (Williams & Burns, mgrs.)—Milwaukee, ; Wis., 1-7, Minneapolis, Minn., 8-14. Innocent Mnlds (T. W. Dlaklus, mgr.)—Cham- paign, 111., 4, Springfield G, Jacksonville 0, Allan 7. Ixiulslana, Mo., 9. Mexico 10, Macon 11, chlllleothe 12, Brookfleld 111, Moberly 14. Iraporlnls (W. B. Kmer?on, mgr.)—Rotterdam, N, Y., 2-4, Cunajobarle G-7, Fort plain 8-11, Herkimer 12-14. Jolly Grass Widows (Robert Fulton, mgr.)—N. Y. City 2-7, Brooklyn, N. Y., 9-21. Knickerbocker* (Louis Roble, mgr.)—Scranton, Pa., 2-4. Reading G-7, Philadelphia 0-14. Kentucky Relies (Whallen Bros., mgrs.)—Troy. N. Y.. 9-11, Albany 12-14. Merry Maidens (Butler, Jacobs ft Lowry, mgrs.) • —St Paul. Minn., 1-7, Chicago, III., 8-14. Majesties (Fred Irwin, mgr.)—Jersey City, N. /.. 2-7, Philadelphia. Pa., 9-14. Moonlight Maids (Sullivan ft Krsua, mgrs.)— Providence. R. I., 2-7, Boston, Mass., 9-14. New York Stars (John S. Raynor, mgr.)—Pater- son, N. J.. 2-7, N. Y. City 9-21. Orphemn Show. Martin Beck's—San Francisco, Cal., 2-7. Los Angeles 9-21. Orphemn Hurlesnuer* (Lou Hommer, mgr.)—Cin- cinnati, <).. 1-7, Toledo 9-11, Columbus 12-14. Parisian Widows (Rush ft Weber, mgrs.)—Minne- apolis, Minn., 1-7, St. Paul 8-14. Reeves". Al..—Toronto, Can., 2-7. Rose Hill English Folly (Hire ft Barton, mgrs.) . —Chlcaeo, ill-. 1-7, Detroit, Mich.,- 8-14. Rentz Suntiey (Abe Learltt. mgr.)—Cleveland, li., 2-7, Buffalo. N. Y., 9-14. Rice ft Barton's Big Gaiety—Kansas Oily, Mo., J-7, Indianapolis,,lnd.. 9-14. Rose Sydell's London B-.-lles (W. S. Campbell, msr.)—Springfield. Mass., 2-7. Boston 9-14. Rellly ft Wood's (Pat Rellly, mgr.)—Cincinnati, 0„ 1-7, Louisville, Ky.. 8-14. Rnuswny Girls (P. 8. Clark, mgr.)—Washing- ton, D. C, 2-7, Pittsburg, Pa., 9-14. Trniis-Allnntle Bnrlesqners, Hurtig & Seamon'a (li. M. Rosenthal, max.)—Troy, N. Y., 2-4, Alhnny B-7, Springfield, Mass., 9-14. Tiger Lilies (Scrlbner ft Drew, mgrs.)—Indian- apolis, lnd.. 2-7, Chicago, HI., 8-14. Troe.idero* (C. H. Waldron, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N, Thoroughbreds (Frank B. Cnrr, mgr.)—N. S. City 2-7, Newark; N. J., 914, Utopians (T. W. Dlnkins, mgr.)—Albany, N. Y., 2-4, Troy G-7, Providence, R. I., 9-14. Vanity Fair (Robert Manchester, mgr.)—St Louis, Mo., 1-7, Kansas City 8-14. World Beaters (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.)—Pitts- burg, Pa., 2-7, Cincinnati, 0., 8-14. MINSTRKLS. Barlow ft Wilson's (Lawrence Barlow, mgr.)— Coslgate. lad. Ter., 4, Ciddo 0. Durint 0, Madlll 7, Ardmore 9, Wlnnewood 10, Paula Valley 11. Dockatader's, Lew (Charles D. White, mgr.)— Guthrie, Okla.. 4. Oklahoma Olty B, Dallas, Ter., 0. 7, Fort Worth 9. Field's, Al. G. (Doc Qulgley, mgr.)—Greensburg, Pu.. 4, Johnstown G, Altoona 0, Harrlsburg 7. Faust, Ted B. (G. D. Cunningham, mgr.)—Kan- sas Olty, Mo., 1-4, Topeka, Kau., G, Atchison o, Leavenworth 7, Ottawa 9, Lawrence 10, Strong City 11, Wichita 12, Oklahoma City, Okla., 13. 14. Field's ft Hanson's (John I. Shannon, mgr.)— Woonsocket It. I., 2, Gardner, Mass.. 8, Marl- boro 4. Fitcbburg B, Manchester, N. U., 0, Nashua 7, Concord 9,. Laconia 10, Rumford Falls. Me.. 11, Livermore 12, Rockland 13. Blddeford 14. Great Barlow (J. A. Coburn, mgr.)—Danville, Va.. B, Greensboro, N. 0.. 6, Raleigh 7, Dur- ham 8, 0, Winston-Salem 10. HI Henry's—Lansing, Mich.. 3, Saginaw 4, Owas- so S, St. Johns 0, Fllut 7, Bay City 8. Kersands. Billy (O. Jay Smith, mgr.)—Green- ville. Miss., 4, Winona S, Grenada 0, Durant 7, Aberdeen 8. West Point 10. Birmingham, Ala.. 11. Tuscaloosa 12, Meridian, Miss., 13, HnttleBbnrg 14. Mnhoru's (Frank Mahara, mgr.)—Skldmore, Mo., 4, Maltland 6, Forest City 0. Gallatin 7, Tren- ton, Mo., 0, Chlllleothe 10, Brookfleld 11, Mnr- ceiine 12. Norbome 13. Richmond 14. Metropolitan (Marks ft Bros., mgrs.)—Montreal. Can., 2-7. Toronto 9-14. Nankevllle's, W. E. (George A. Bovyer, mgr.)— Marquette. Mich., 0, Minneapolis, Minn., 8-11. St. Poul 12-14. Primrose, George H. (James n. Decker, mgr.)— Wtterlniry. Conn., 4, Bridgeport G, New Haven (I. 7, N. Y. City 9-14. Richards ft Prlnglo's (Rusro ft Holland, mgra.)— Knnls, Tex.. 6. Wnxnhachle 0, West 7. Gales- vllle 9, Mearegor 10, Cameron 11, Caldwell 12, Rockdale, 13, Bastrop 14. Sim, On* (Fred D. Fowler, mgr.)—Lebanon, 0., 4. Wilmington G, Hlllsboro 0, Chlllleothe 7, Wnvei-ly 9, Wellston 10, Athens 12. Lancaster Vogei's (John W. Vogel. mgr.)—Schenectady, N. Y.. 2, Fair Haven. Vt., II, Poiillney 4, Gran- ville, N. Y.. G. Rutland. Vt. 0. St Albans T, PluttRburg. N. Y.. 9, M-ilone 10. Canton II, Og* ilensbiirg 12, Gotivernenr 13, Watertown 14. TBNT SHOWS. Bonheur Brothers—Itasca, Tex., 4, Brandon B. Milford (I. Italy 7, Meridian li. Clifton 12. McGregor 13, Jonesbom 14. Orion'*. Miles—Fort Ogden. Fl*., 4, Fort Myers B, l'unta Gorda 0, Arcadia 7. Sun Brothers—Fort Myers. Flo., 4, Arcadia B, Plant City a, Manatee 7. Tampa 0, York City 10. Lakeland 11. Shelby'*, James (Oba*. T. Ogden, mgr.)—Al- bany, Ga., Jan. 2, Indefinite. - MISCELLANKOl'S. Brlndnmour-Naladd (W. L. Ferris, mgr.)—Al- toona, Pa., 4-6, Lewlstown 7, North Kensington 9, Monongaliela 10-12, Hollo Vernon 13, Con- nellsvllle 14. Berkell Show, No. 1 (Charles Berkell, mgr.)— Falls Olty. Nebr., 2-7. Chamberlain's Big Show (L. J. Chamberlain, mgr.)—fioalport, P«„ 0. Gaisam 7, Glen Blchey 0, Mahaffoy 10, Glen Campbell 11. Crystalplex Carnival (M. Henry Walsh, mar.)— North Adams, Mass., 2-7, Hootilck Falls, N. Y., 9-14. Crulkahnnk—Melvln Milts, N. H., G, Warner 0. Flints, Mr. nnd Mrs. (H. L. Flbit, mgr.)—Peoria, III., 2-7, Lafayette, lnd,. 9-14. Great Almo Shows (Woods ft Reed, mgrs.)— Brenhsm. Tex., 2-7. La Grange 9-14. Gray's Crystal Eye Carnival (0. H. Gray, mgr.) —Aahuelnt, N. n.. 2-7, NorUifleld, Mass., 9-14. Perkins, Ell—Hartford, Mleli., 9, Tipton, lnd., 11, Westfield 12, Rldgeway, O., 13, Sclo 14, Puggsley Bros.' Tennessee Warblers—Detroit, Mich., 2-0, Pontine 7, Belleville 8, Midland 9. Kuthvnne, Ont, 10-12. Sarnla 13, 14... Quaker-Entertainers (Dr. Horatio, mgr.)—Bearer Crossing, Nebr., 2-7. Sewird 9-14. Sbenanl's, Archie L„ Moving Pictures, Eastern (J. • H. Liine, mgr-)—Tampa, Fli„ 4-0, Pa- l«tka 7. St. Angustlno 9, 10. Wiycross, On. U, Valdoata 12, Macon IS, 14. Sbenard's, Archie L., Moving Pictures, Southern (Chas. B. Poor, mgr.l—Hlllsboro. Tex.._4, », Belton 0. Tomple 7, Taylor 9, Waco 10, 1L Austin 12, 13. Brenham 14. „ „ Bhepetdi; Archie L., Moving Pictures, Northern