The New York Clipper (September 1905)

808 THE NEW YORK CLIPPEtl. SEP^JfMftiiii 30. I^banon, Iml.. 27, T«rr» U«uW 28, CllBton 2fl. nr«ill :io, JtHODTltle Oct. l. LiMon 2, VTonh- hiBtun 3, Bloomlnjtoa 4, Bfdforrt 5. Se^inaur 0. Hbelbrrllle 7. I.onj, Fr«n!( K., Stock—niuhlsitil Conter. MU., 25-30, Boii«ib«l 0«t. 2-T. Lyceum Comeiiy (Al. .S. Kvai tiirO-^New l.ei- lUBtou. ().. m;i<i. I.i«'k«. 'IV <\\*. II. lMi-\t. miir.) -NfWion, Krni,, •ii-30. Mcl'licwm (kl. 21. U-t*l9, Diiriillijf (.lolin .Mill', niKr.)- \i>iik<T«, N. Y S«S-30 •'I.'»t III ii' Illg Oily- (.\. II. Wwi'l*. Iirgr.> — Klluliclll, N. J.. M-27. CnlUilMl 2».:tl). "I.ttllo IIuukwIciiiI" iWin. .Macaulry, micr.)— • •rwtnil, til.. 2". riiirliiila 211. fiirnliiK .10. • 'uiinrll llliinTK IK-I. I, Mlii'iiauiliiali 2, Alliiitic ■': rrftlrlw. .N>lir.. Ii. .11. J<i*i>li. .M'>., 7. "Mule Oiuoinl," K. .1. Car|K'iili'r'»--M|)rliiK(IHil, III.. 27. AMlnirn 2!*, aiCBliT 20, Cuiie lilr«r- ilMU, .Mo., :io. "I.oviMu ni-.il I.iinnllrn" <Mliicntlinl nrtm. Aniiwe. I'j;., ra»r«.—■H'liiKi. Alo., 27. McrWInn, Mli>«., 21, iBcksml 20, VIckKlnirB :jil. . , '■MCe lli«t KIIIh" (WHllef TiiwIiT, mxr.)—N. V. oiir 2ri-:in. ■•MiJitlionHf liy Ihi- Vrn" (Vonw * .Sulllrtn, ingTs.)—.V. V. i;iiy 2.":!'i. '•I.ltllc Joliniiy .loiiw" (Knm II. IliirrlH. mcr.) — New IJimlU', I'a., S7. KiiKl l.t«rr|Kol. II.. 28, U«llalrc 2!l. Sli>iili»iiirlllp ::il, Oiiiluii (let. T. M »lor. Kclriu (Clinrlw I'roliiimii, inlsr.)—N. Y. Clly io. iiiilvllullc. Mantoll. JMiiTt n. (Win. A. Ilrmly. iiiKr.)— KauBQii Clly. .Mo., 24:iil, Dinuhii, Nrlir., Oi:t. Jk-Kllcy, Malwl—Voiinyiilowii, O., 30, Oluvelunil Oct. 2 7. , , llilriiby, Tlmnlhy (T. K. Snuinlerx, nigr.)—In- ilUniinollii. Iml., 2."..27. Oiiinlm. Nclir.. 20, 30, Lincoln (K.-I. 2, HI. Jnn-iih, .Mo., 3, WIcbItu, Konl. 4, Hocky KunI, Colo., fl, I'lu-hlo 7. Mrlnlyre ft IlMtli' '(KInw ft Kriiiiixer, mun.)— N. Y. Clly 2.'>, InilcnnllP. Slurriaoii, l>ewl« tJiilen Miirry, mgr.)—I^onrcll, Maw.. 28. „ , ticslaycr. llarry (Olltcr Jloronco, niitr.)—Stock- Ion, Cal., 27. Hucramciilo 28. Sun June 30, I'ftio Alto Oct. 2. Ualilanil 3, i. Murray «nd Mack (Ollle Muck ft Jew. W. .Spparx, iciitTii.)—Home, (ia., 27. Aniilnl Ala., 2», Tnllifi'.rga 20, .Mncon, rsa., 30. Oraiige, Tci., i)ct. 4, lloauiilbiit n, lloiiHtnu 7. MawHi mill Mrhiiii (nroailhunit ft Currlr, Disra.) —UIcliiiioiiil, V»., 23-30, I'etcwlMirg Ocl. 2, Kfllclirli, N, C 3, Newliiirii 4, WllniliiKton C, Clmrliiltc (I, CulimiWii, S. C, 7. . _ . Morlliocr. Lillian (J. I-. Vcronne, mn-.)—Clil- cngo. III., 24-31>. I'corin Ocl. 1, CarcalHirg 2, MuwfBllne 3, Darrnporc 4, Maluiie, III., C, U>M-k iBlami 0, Jollct T. Melville. IloKc (J. n. Sllrllii*. mKr.)—Chicago, II)., 21-30, IJraml BaiililM, Mich.. Oct. 1-7. MurliHiH, The Knur (ivrcy fi. Wllllum*, lurr.) --DoKlnii, M«iW., 2."-3(l, N. Y. Oily Ocl. 2-.. Moiig, Win. V. (llntry Hiibh, mp-.)—Ilucytna, U.. 27. MuiVulllIc, Jere. Slock (llarry Ivatzex, rajr.l— XMwIcb, Conn., 2.'..30, YonkcrK, .V. Y.. 0<:U M"ikic-nariler Stock, Kaatern (W. II. Ilantpr. iiiBr.)—AIlcnlowM. I'n.. 2B-30. York Oct. 3-7. JIvrklcIlHnlcr Slock, Wcalcrii (Kilgcnc J. Ilnll. nisr.)—Clurkshurx, W. Vu., 2C-ao, Orofton OiM. 2-7. ilyrklellanler Slnik. Soiilliern (Ijillmer ft Leigh, nigra.l—l"ruiikllu, Iml., 25;)U, llauilllun, U., iicl. 2-7. >lii«on, Lillian (X. M. VeilJer. mjr.l—(ilranl, Kiiti.. 2o-27. Cliiiunle 28-30, I'ltlolJiirg Ocl. 2-7. .Uiirray ft .Mackey (.lohn J. .Murray, iiigr.i— - W<«»!iler, O., 23-30. WukIiIuieIoii. I'm.. Ocl. 2-7. MarkM «loc-k (Tura Mark», nigr.)—llriiiiton, Man., 23-30. . „ , Untia Itiii». (K. W. .Marks, ingr.)—Ogdeiiii- turg, N. Y.. 2i-3(>. Ilrockvllle. (Inl., Ocl. 2-7. Mon-y SliR'k (I.P Couile ft Fleslicr. nigrs.)— I'aola. Kan., 23-.3II, Kmiwrla IK-t, 2-7. McDniialii Slock <0. \V. JtcDonald. rogr.)— Mierllns. Kuii.. 2.">-30. (ireut Ueiid Ocl. 2-7. Mnitlci- Minck (VVaril II. Mnttlce, mgf.)—Walton, .N. v.. 2.1-3(1. Liberty Oct. 2-7. MunlialUn ,St<H'k (Salinger ft llranMn. nigni.)— Scnilh Jtellilelieni, fii., 2,*>-30, I'lltKllelil, Maxii., Oi'J. 2-7. Miiaun ft liusoii rHvillon Thcalre (Hurt ImHuii, in<r.)—Sumner, Mo., 2."-30. Jlitck .Slock (ItenJ. K. .Mack, iiiBr.)--ltockvlIle, (Xiiin., 25-3l>. Miller Stuck—Onlnr ItjiiiMx. In.. 23-27. ••.Mm. WlKKK of ilio Oalilnigc I'nli'h" (I.letiler ft <•*)., iiiiirii.l—.Sixikaiie. Wimli., 27. 28. Wullan-, Ilia., 2ti. MWaoiiln, Monl.. 30. Untie Oct, 2, 3. '•.Mtii. I,rll>ngwell » llnolx" (CliarlpM U'ruliuiun, insr.)—Cklcag-J, 111., '2.1-30, Mliineapolla, Minn., iVt. l-l. ••.Mr». Teiiiiile'a 'I'elegnini" (W. N. I.uwrcnce, iiii;r. 1—Mlniieniiullii, MInu., 2l-'^7. 81. Paul 28- :;ii. SI. I.iuil-). Jlo., Oct. 1-7. ".M-Hinalilner'ii Oaiuililer" (Hoy Klngttou, lugr.)— Ilnliilh. .Mtiiu.. 28, Kurnnalu, Mich., 29, .Mtula- ili|iiv 311, Kanlt 8te. Marie, Can., Oct. 2, ijault sir. >turlr. .Mlcb.. 3, Uoyiie Oily 4, Kulkuska 0, 'Cr»vl•n^^^ Clly 0. LiitUngtoii T. '•.Muri'lilni: 'I'liroiisli OiHirxln" Klliarlen II. Orecue, iiigr.)— PhlliiilpTiilila. l>n.. 2u-.30. ••.My 'riini-Uuy tilrl" (Henry II. Wlnciiell, nigr.)— Xeirark. N. .1., Ocl. 2-7. ".Miinle Crlsln" (Kugeiie Krlck, nigr.)—I'leina, .Mo., 27, WIlllHUiHlonu 28, PuriUu 30, Mtiiunrr Ocl. 2. ".MlUnlglit l-'lycr" (Kil. Anrtersoii. ingr.l—Chicago Jiiuction, o., 27, U|i|ier Saiiduaky 28, Kenton 21), Mn>i«neli| 311. ■•.Mr. Donley," Oua Hill's (Fred Ityder, nigr.)— NuvhrlUe. Teilli.. 2.1-30. ".My Wlte'a Kunilly," Western (\V. Molion'Hn, nigr. i--SunUi Ueiid, Iml.. 27. l-'Uiit. Mlcb.. 30. ".MInNinrl Olrl," lianlern. l-'ri-d Uayniourt'a (Oih>. neiliv. mgr.)—Oawegi), .N. Y.. Oi't. 2. Fnlton Jt, KalilwlnaTlUe 4, .Newark A, Clirtun Sjirlnga U. IMielpa 7. ".Mlwinirl Olrl." Weslerii. t-'reil llnymoiid'a (Slerle U. Norlon, nigr.)—liraint Forks N. Dak., Ocl. 2. I,aiigOon 3, I'arlt ItlTer 4, Conway &, Lurl- inure il, Mlcblinn City 7. ".Mure lo lU' I'kM 'I'Uon Si'ornwl." Churles K. Illniiey'«—ll'dvoke. lilmn.. 2.'i'27, lloatuu. yinn., • H't. 2-7. ".MeKaddfn'H Kl«t.<." (!h« lllll'n ('llinniaa Henry, nigr.)—.Maciin, lin.. 27. .lackaonvllle. Kla., 28, UruniiU'lek. Ua., 2I>. Snvannab 3V. Cbnrlestuii, S. C. Ocl. 2. CulmuliUt 3. AiiiiiMlu, t!a., 4, (•olinnlniK .'i. Munliouiery. .Via., Ii. "Mr. Plamer o( I'arla" iTiick ft .Markn. nigi-s.)— Knilihvuoil. 111.. 27. nn-lg:UI 'J.<<, Soiilli \V1 lining. lun '.'0, Illrerlon Ocl. 1. I'elerstMirg 2, I*wls. Ion 3. ".Myalerli's ol XcH York"—IMillnileljihlB, I'a., 2.1- 311. ".Millionaire Trirap" (l-'red C. 'rhonian. ingr.)— Yiiimgiiliiwn. O., 27, Orrllle 20, Klyrla Oct. 2, Lorahi 3. Aslilntula 4, llenver KhIIh. \'«., T. ".MiigK"* Landing." Leroy J. Krencli'a—Clintliam, X. v., -27. riilltiinnl •-'.s. ".Me. niui anil I." Ilunlg ft Seanion'B-Koclien- ler, N. Y.. 2.'i-30. ••.Mnlom-y^a Wwldliig." l>. I'. McCoy's (lr.i Ilnlms. nigr.)—lladrortl. Va.. 27. Wyllievilli- •.!.s, Juhiimn Clly. 'rcnii., 20, Motrlntown 30, Newivrt Oct. 2, Awlierlllo. N. 0.. 3. N "Nliiely and Nine" (.1. I.. Ilufurd. nigr.)—Brldge- i^ori, (>inii., 27, I'ulenwn, N. J.. 28-30, N. Y. Clly «)|.i. 2-7. ".Vclslilwrly NelglilHirs" (Frank W. Naiuin, nigr.) •-IlrnltlelHiro, Vt.. 2S. 'ninier'a Falls, Moh!".. •211. SlielUurne Falls 3", llooslck l''«ll». N. Y., iK'l. 2. Oreenwieli .'l. ScUeneclndy 4, Coi- Maekle ,'i, t'HUklll 0, lludium 7. •■.Vol Like tMlier lllrla"—Mlanilv Clly, X. J., •J7. Wllllani«|»>rt, I'u.. Oct. 3. ".Viiihliii: But Money" lAblxitt nnvldson, mgr.» • -Mnrnvia, N. Y.. 27. Cortland 2S. Oxford •-'0. Cuoiieisluwu 30. ".Nellie, tlie News Olrf (Ooulil ft Freed, mgra.) Altiany. N. Y., '£i'J'. Knrdi Adamd. Maaa.. 2.S. I'oiigbkoriMle, N. Y.. •.'!>, Troy 30. Hobo- ken. N. .1.. (Vt. 14. Klltabeth ri-7. ".Vela Xelwir' (l',?try ft l'reg»ley. nigrs.)—Oiwre Clly. Mhin., •-•7. Atwaler 28. KerkUuven 2li. .Mnrdm'k .30, Ilanm-k Oct. 2, Reriuan 3. Clin- klo 4. O OI,-oit. n.aiinii-.- I.\iigiisiii9 I'llon. ingr.)—Uos- Ion. .Mniw.. 2.%;iO, N. Y. Clly 221. IfXill. Janie^ (I.leliler ft Co., ingrR.)—Lowell, Mii-s.. 'Jli. 30. Lynn lii-l. '2. O'man SliM-k (Jilin Ordihu. ingr.)--ltnrtlngtnn, \. f. ^.^••J7. IMirliani '28-30. "I'inr New Mlnl'ler'^ (Miller ft Oonyera. nigra.) . nelnlt, WL».. C7. Kreftwrt. 111.. •JS. Sierllng '.'ft. F.lfln .'to. Ilaclne. Wis.. Oct. 1. Maillsun 2. Ilelnlt 3. Krepimrt, 111.. 4. Illion r>. Slerllug r,, Kewai;r4> 7. '••iver Mnunrii F.-ill,." Illonlallil * Cllltor.l, im:r-<.) Fln.llav, I).. 27. 'I'llBil 2S. i'lyde Ht. Sntiibi'kr 'M'. Ijiriiin Oil. 2, Korwnik 3. Itrlle- >illr 1. •.'liU'iif'i Jniullon 3. Wielby I,, ttrest- line 7. *'0u tlie Vrldiit at Uitlulgbt," litKlcn, KUoit ft Oanolo'a (Fred Walton, nir)—R^^ Olty, ,Mlch., 27, Owoaao 28, St. Jobnn 20. Big Rap- Ida 30, Munkegoa 'x-i. I, Jackiun 2. Lantlag 3, Port Huron 4, Cliolliani, Can., S, 8t. Tboinaa li. London I. "iin llie Bridge nt Mldnlglil." Weslrrn. Kllmt ft Oacuilo's (Ditvld lt<«<l. ingr.)—Ci5nlrullu, )Vasli., 28, ClieliullH 211. Yuncvuver 30, Port- land. Ore., (nt. 1-7. "Iilil ArkuiiKinV (VIelor K. Ijiinla-rL nigr.) — lienlwin. lu.. 2.'<. OiMwu 211, Klk I'oinI Ocl. 3, Slnn.Y Kniln, S. link.. 4. "iilil Clnlliex .Man" I DiiTo tVyinnur. nigr.i - .M uncle, Iiid.. 27, Kokoiiiu 28, l>iHaiis|iarl 20, .Marlon 311, lllnD'lon Oct. 2. Decatur .'!, Hon. ft.nl (MIy 4. I'liUai Clly .'i, Dayluii, O. (Sol- diers' llouiel II. riiiuil 7. I» I'allini. W. ». (.1. .M. Slunl, ingr.)—KeukuK. In.. 30, Furl .MadUin Ocl. L Iowa Clly 2, I'^ijar ItapliN .':, liiilejieiiilemre 0, Waterloo 0, .Miimin <3ly 7. I'ariHdl. Kalliryu OV. I>. Fltwrald, ingr.)— Klnilra. .V. i.. 2.V30. ll.>rnell»vllle «tcL, 2-r. I'aylon sisKTii (C. S. I'aytnn, ingr.)—Andcmon, .H. (!.. 2.-.-27, I'elier 2H-30, Kllierlon, Oa., 0<'l. 2-7. riieLin SKK-k (K. V. rliiMan, ni|ir.)—Blddeford, .Mr., 2.'i-3U, .\aiiliiia, ,N. II., Ocl, 2-7. I'arker'a I'lnyera iF. F. I'arker. ingr.)—Mll- i'h^ll, 8. Oak., 2.'i-3ii, .Manknio. Mlmi., Oct. 2-7 'I'rhice Cliap" (W. N. Lawrence, mgr.)—,N. Y. CUr 2.-1, llulelinile. "I'nHllgnl Hon" (Llelder ft Oi., nigrs.)—N. Y, City 2'>. liidellnlle. '■I'rlnee of I/>«" (Weiil ft StoUI. mgra.)—Kaln- iiiaxm, .Mich., 27, llraiiil l/cilge 2S, I'orlland 23, Kellliig 30. FowliT Oct. 2, ,St. Johna 3, Owtiiiau 4, Itliaca 5, St. iMih U, Mount Tleus- ant 7. "I'ldlr I'rIiiiroHe" (I). L. Wllllaiiison. ingr.)— Vhilln, liid. 'ler.. 27, Hoiitli McAlCMler 28, Sliawiire, Oklu., 211, Xorinaii 30, Okluhoina (Jlty iicL 1. "I'liOr tlidallou" (UaviK ft Kiutcne, iiigrn.)—Ou- iiQllsrllle. I'a.. Oct. 2, .Scotldulc 3, Itnloutvwn 4. Ilniddo<'k ,',, LalroliC G, Oreeuabiirg 7. "Pair of Country Kids" (Sniltb ft Bnuman, nigra.)—.Monnt Cnrncl, I'n., 30, Rliigtown Ocl. 'J. .Slallnglon 3, Mnucli Cliuuk 4, Wlilto Uaten 3, Freeland 0, Lanafunl 7. "Paris by Night"—ScraiKon, Pa., 2u-27, WUkcs- 'xirro 28-30. "I'wk's ll.iy liny-' (Oeo. W. Heath, nigr.)— ,'<oiilh Ainbor, X. J.. 27. I/>ng Bruneli 28, l-'leniiiigloit •.'II. KnKloii, I'n., 30, Waablnglon, X. J., Oct. 2, IIooiiUHi 3, Oorer 4. * (t "Quincy Adania Snwyer." Central (W. G. Suell- liiK, lugr.)—Cleveland, O., '.'5-30. "tlulncy Adnnin Siiwyer," Wealern (Frauk M. .Morgan, mgr.)—CMncliinnll. O.. 24-31). "Qiireu or Die While Slaves" (A. II. H'oods, mgr.) —.Minneapolis. Mlini., 24,30. "(jiieen of Ike lligbliluders" (A. H. Woula, mgr.) --ritlshurg. I'a., 25-311. H llnhson. .£leaiior (Llebler ft Co., mgrs.)—Seattle, Wash., 23 27, VI<;torla. It. C, 28, Vancouver 21). Whatcuin. Wash., 30, 'facnma Oct. 2. Ilogers Brolhers (Klanr ft Eriungcr, ingrs.)—N. Y. Clly 2ii, IndeUnltc. KosK. TMiHius W. <n. B. Dllllngliam, mgr.)— Phllodelphin, P»., 2S0ct. 7. BujH. .iDlinny and Kinnm (K. D. Slalr, mgr.) — CvliiiubuH, O.. 25-27, lliiylon (Soldiers' IlOnie) 2S, Ilanilllou 21). Mlddletoun 30. Itiiiitiell Umlhers (1>. Frank Dodge Co., ingrii.) — Ilrooklyii. X. Y., 2.-1-30, Newark, X. J., Ocl. 2-7. Kyaii Slock iDaniel K. Ityau, mgr.)—Brockton, .Masa., 23'o0, ,Vew Haven, Conn., Oct. 2-7. HcK' Comedy (C. J. W. Iloe, mgr.)—Dunbiiry, Coiiii.. 2.'i..'UI, Torrlugton Oct. 2-7. Iloe Stock (O. .1. W. Iloe, mgr.)—Bath, Me., •J327, RncklaiiU 28-30, Bnngur 0.!l. 2-7. llnUibuii-.Munii (Wui. 1''. Maun, mgr.)—Bridge- Ion, .V. J., Oct. 2-7. Uiiiers. K. O., Htock (^VII1 IL Powers, mgr.)— Brockport. X. Y., 2r,-30, Meillna Oct. 2-7. "lliiHllem" (Lyman Bros., mgra.)—Carroll, la., 27, Fort Doilge 28, Cbarica City 20, Osage 30, Waterloo Ocl. 2, Iowa City 3. "Itmuilug for OBlcc" (Sam H. Harris, mgr.) — Olrclevlllc. O., 27, Xanesrlllc 28, Lancaster -.'0, Olllniiolls 30. "Itenlieii In Xevr York," Henry !•". ^VIIlnrd's— Darlington, S. C, 27, Muinter 'M. Charleston •2!i, Anguats, Ga., .30, SnTinuah Oct. 2. Bruns- irlck .'I, Jacksonville, I<'la., 4. St. Auguatlno .1, Hnlonla 0, Vuliloata, On., 7. '•lloyal Slnve,"' North, C«>rdon ft BennelfH— Allilon, .Mich., 27, Concord 28, I.llchUeld •ill. lIlllHilale 30. Quincy Oct. 2. HuiUoii 3, I'e- I'uuiaeli 4. Fuyelle. 0., 3. Wauswui fl, Bryan 7. '•lloyal Slave," Hast. Onrdon ft Bennett's (Jo- seph O. Cliundler. uigr.)—Caunl IKtver. O., 27, t^osboctun 28, HomesVllle 20, Newark 30. iloiint Slerllng Oct. 2, Delaware 3, Bucyrus 4, Carey r>, Kenton 0, FIndley 7. "lloyal Sl-jcc," Went, Uordon ft BeuiicU's (Rob- art K. Stevens, ingr.)—Waukegun, III., 27, Itockronl 28. Burlington, Wis., 20, Racine 30, Waukasha Oct. 2, Fond du l.ae 3, Waterloivn 4. Portage n, Sloofcbloii U, Spal'la 7. "Ituuaway Boy." Joaepb iSaalluy—Jersey Clly, N. J., Oct. 2-7. "Ilace for Life" (P. H. Sullivan Amuse. Co., mgra.)—Clevelauil. O., 23-30, Asluabula Ocl. 2. Akror. 3, Hamlnsky 4, 'I'olcdo S-7. "lllp Van Winkle," Kastcrn (Cbas. P. Eller, mgr.) —lirecnup. 111., 28. Newton 20, OIney 80, Uruy- vllle Oct. 2. New Harmony. Iiid., 3. "itoiuance In Coon HoIlii\e," Eaatcrn (A. C. >VIlcn, nigr.l—'riconilerugti. N. Y., •27, An Sable Forks •20. UurllugtoM, Vt., 30, Quebec, Can., Oct. 2-4, Ollaiva 5-7. "Knineil Life" (Albert Lavelle. mgr.)—Ottawa, Out., 2.1-27, St. Albans, Vt.. 28, nnrllngtnn 20, Plattsbnre. N. Y., 30. "Itoinance In Coon Hollow." Wealern (Ceo. P. Ilhirs, mgr.)—Holly. Mich., 27. Ponllac 28, .Mount Clemens 2fl, Wyniidutle Ocl. 1. "Kabblt's Foot" I Pat Chappclle. mgr.)—F,nuls, ■fci.. 27, WninhuChle 28. Cnrslcana 20. Jlexlc 30, lllllsboro Ocl. •J, llnbbuni Clly 3, Waco 4. 8 Sullieru, K. II.. iiml Julia Marlowe iCIiiirles Froh- luan, mgr.)'-Coluuilius. o.. 27, Uaylim 28, In- dlaiiaiHilU. lud., 20, 'J'nleiln, O., 3ii, Detroit, .Mich., (X-t. 2-4. ItulTillo, N. Y.. .1-7. Skinner, Olla Uoseph J. Buckley, mgr.)—Boston, .Maas., •2,1-t)cl. 7. Bellginnn, Minnie, and M'in. Brauiwell (UcnrI lii-essctl. mgr.)—Uullluiorc, Md., 2,1-30, Wash- ington, D. C.. Oct. 2-7. Sully, Ouuiel (Willis K. Buyer, mgr.)—James. umn, X. Y.. '.'S. i.'nulon, <)., Oct. 2. Sidney, (ieotge ■^^ t>. Stair, mgr.)—Niagara Falls, N. v., 27. Krle, Pa., 28, Sharon 21), New Castle 30. Mlinirl, Knlph—X. Y. Clly 25-30. .»hea. 'rboiuns K. (F. (i. Nlinn..\irdlln|er, mgr.) —Lynn. .Mass., '2,1-30, Ijiwell Ocl. •2-i. Smart .Set. Ous lllirs (W. II. Moore, mgr.)— Ouelsv. Can., 2,1-27, Otiawa 28-30, Toronto Oct. 2-7. Slerllug Slock, I'^islerii (Win. Trlpletl, lugr.) — Ci^iilralla. Mo.. •25.30. Skidniore 2-0. Sleelanillh llrniiiutic. Northern (Gllflun Steotsmlth. iiutr. 1—.\lchlsuu, Kan., 25-30. Sieelainltli Dramatic, Siuithern (C. M. Steel- soillh. nigr.)—Huntsrtllc. Mo.. 25-30. Swain, Mack. Thealre—Walla Walla, Wash., 23. 30. Pullman Ocl. l-.'l. Colfax 4-7. !>lnrr Coinedj' (Frank J. Staatnn, mgr.)—Tully, X. Y.. '.'o-Oct. 7. '•Seuiluary Olrl." M. R. Raymond's—Louisville. Kr.. 24 30, .Minu'ie. Ind.. Ocl. 2. Anderson 3, l3Miud 4, MiirUm 5, lllchiuond II, iMlddlclowu, ti.. 7. '■Serlo-C'omlc Covenicsa"—Balllniore, Md., 23-30. "Sky Farm" (Jox. R. Orlsnier, nigr.)—Kansas Clly. Mo., Oct. 1-7. "Shndnws on (be Hearth" (.\rthnr C. Alston, iuj;r.)—Xew Castle, Inil.. 27, Columbus, O., 2830. Dayton Ocl. 2-4. Indianapolis, Ind.. 5-7. ".Sun of llesl" (Bruailbiii'Kl ft Currle. uigrs. I — •rrenlon. N. J., 23-27, WolnilnBlon. Del.. 28.30. "Sweet Clover" (Vlclor U. Schufer, mgr.)-- I'orlland. Ore.. 24-30. "Shallow Ueblud the Throne" (I.eaniler ft Cor- ilntu. lugrs.l—Plllslmrg, Pa., '.'S^O, Phlladel- phlii Oct. 2-7. "Sherlock Halinea" iBothnrr ft- Canipliell. mgrs.) —Wilmington, Del.. '25-27. Kll««ls>lh, N. .1.. 2S-30. Walerhnry. Conn.. CK't. 2. Bridgeport 3. "Slnve of the Mill." Onnlon ft Beiincll's—Wheel- hv.-. W Vn.. 25-27, MeKeeK|»>rl. Pa.. 2d. I.n- IrnW- '20. AlUwna 30, Jitbnsiown (id. 2. Iloulrdale 3. 1"yrone 4. Lewlslown B, Mlddle- lown 11, Ijiiicastcr 7. "Sign of the Cmss^' (Merger .t Craerln. mgrs.)— ppivldence. 11. I.. '23.30, Boston, Mass., Ocl. ".■shadows of a llrenl Oily" (C. It. .IcITerson. msr.) Phll.i.lclplila, I'a., '.'.1 :;rt. "SIk" >'f llio I'liiM" iraiiipliell Siriillon. iiicr. I Nanlbiikc. Pa.. 2!. .Maliail,>y Clly •J.s. Klieii siiihisli •Jli. Olranlvllle 30, lUoiniisliiirg Ocl. 2. Moyt'rsiliile '■'. 'Sonny ,>:iiulb" (.1. O. li<s'kn<.||, ingr.l--.Vthol, Uas9., 2T, niclibuni 28, rctvrhoto, N, U., Vf, Mllford 30, Wilton Oct. 2. Kecne 3, Brattle- Iwiro. VI.. 4. ,, ,. '■She Dared to DO Right," Joraes U. Holllck a— Cllca, N. Y.. 27. 28, Troy '2!), X. 1. City Oct. ".sliootlng the Ciinles" (Davis llnis., in»rs.) — Woosier. O., 27, 28. .Nomulk 2',i, Clilcng.i June- lion 30. "SI Phmkanl" J. C. Lewis' (\V. A. Jniikpr, iiigr.i- IV-alrlce, .Nelir., 27, l.lncolu '28 .30, iofk "Sj'iii' of Tursus" (Frank It. I'h-ld, mgr.)- .Munsvllle, O., 27. Oalluihi '2.S. •'.<! Slibldiis" (Kngland A »e. (.'".. nigm. I— Itcrwlck. I'a.. 27, Slieiiamlosli 28. Wllllains|sirt 211. J-rscy Slinre 30, l/iik Haven Ocl. 2. llc- liuvu 3, Kldgn'ay 4. T ■riinplclon. Fay (Kluw ft Kriaiiger. iiinrs.)—Day- Ion, !>., 2U. Inilluuniiolls, till)., :i<i. •J'hiirslon. Adelable I FniiKbi .\. llo|>e, ii)gr.)-r- Oreeiihlairi,'. Pa., 2", Wheeling. W. Va., 28, y,niii-;vllle. O., '211, <;oslioclnn 30, Cuninn Oct. 3. Taniiiiay. Kva (.loseiih M. .dalles, mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N, Y„ 2.1-30. Turner, Cl:ir« lira W. Jafhuon. mgr.)-Law- liMicc, .Mass., 25-30. SalHil Oct. 2-7. Taylor. Allien, ,S|<iek (Waller McMillan, mgr.)— AnsUii. Tex., 25-30, Waco Oct. 2-7. Tn.ker. Klhel. Slo<-k (Mack Bros., mgrs.)-Bl«- IMV, ArU., 2l-l>ct. 7. 'J'win Clly Stock (W. T. ScUoonover, mgr.)— Ironwnu<l. .Midi., 25-30. "Tejtas" (Itro.iillinrst ft Ciirrle. lagrs.)—Urand Rapids, .Midi., 24-27, .Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 1-7. '■T<«i Proud to Bi'g." Mnooln .T. Carler'a (Fred KImliall, rour.)—Krle, Pa., 28-30, BuITalo, N, Y., Oct. 2-7. "Two Llltle WalfK." A, Lincoln 3. Carler'a (W. A. Meckling, iiiKr.)—Ceul CItv, III.. 27, Kaii- k'lkee 28. Otlnwa 20, Streetcr 30. Spring Val- ley Oct- I. Tnluca 2, Blrsiinliiglun 3, Champaign 4. Terre ilnute. Ind., I). "rwo SiKlers" (C. II. Sinllli, mgr.)—Lcwlslnn, Me.. 27, Obi Town 28, Augusta 2U, Bangor 30. 'Tmlh Teller^' (Fred O. liergcr, mgr.)—Wasli- Inglon. D. C, 25-30, Baltimore, Md., Oct. 2-7. "Train Riiliheni" (.\. K. Davidson, mgr.I—St. Johnu, Mich., 28. Lansing 30. Oraud Ledge Oct. 1, Charlotte 2, Bronsou 4, Hudson U, Jackion 7. "Tracked Amimd llie World" (A. II. Woods, nigr.)—Reading. I'u., 25-27. Treulon, N. J.. 28. 20. Plalnfleld 30, X. Y. City Oct. 2-7. "Two Merry Tramps" (ilcVciin ft Vetter. mgrs.) —Herlngtnii, Kan., 27, Peihody 28. Kbloru 20, Wichita 30. •"Two Married Men" (Frank T. Merritt, mgr.l— Llvermore Palls. Me., 27, Franklin, N. H., 28, Lnconin 2U, Oincord 30, Lynn, Blass., Oct. 2. Woonsocket, It. I., 3. "Ten Nights In a Bar Room." Beecher ft Sinn- ley's (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—Smllhtou. .Mo., 27, Tipton 28, Duncetoo 20, Versailles .'lO, RnasellvUle Oct. 2, Olcan 3, Eldon 4, .Mela 0. Frccbnrg 0. Belle 7. "Thotoiighhred Tramp," Western (C. A. Walker, mgr.)—Denver. Colo., 24-30. "Thoroughbred Tramp." Soitlhern (Harry Dnr- llngton. mgr.)—Osceola, Ark.. 27, Forrest Clly 28, Clarendon 20. .Stntlgart 30. "To Be Burled Alive" (0. 1. Harrison, mgr.) — .Moberly, Mo., Oct. 2, Salisbury 3. V "Coder Sonlbern Skies." Kosteru (Harry Do5l Parker, mgr.)—Uruttleboro, Vt.. 27, Benning- ton 28, Uudsuii, X. Y.. 21). Cougfakeepsle 30. "Cuder Soutlicrn Skies." Western (llarry Duel Parker, mgr.)—a^ntrallo. Wash., 27, Van- (■ouver 2S. Porllanil, Ore., 20, 30. "I'niler Southern Skies," Ccnlrul (Ilnrry Doel Parker, nigr.)—Lufayelte, Iml., 27, Dunville, III.. 28, Huopestoii 20. Bloomington 30. "I.'nde Tom's Cabin," Al. W. Martin's (Ed. S. .Martin, mgr.)—Creatou. lu.. 28, Council BlulTa .10, Plaltsmoutb, Neb.. Oct. 2, Atlantic, In.. 7. "l."iicle 'I'oin'a Cabin." Eustetii (Urant Luce, mgr.) —Cualeavlllf. Pn.. 27. Lancaster 28. Le- hnnon 20, York 30. Uettyaburo Oct. 2, Cham- Isirsborg 3. Carlisle 4, IlHrrlsburg 5-7. "Uncle 'i'oiu'H Cublu," Stetson's, Ccnlval (John 1. Sharinon. mgr.)—Cambridge, N. Y., 27, Salem 28, Whitehall 20, Rutland. Vt.. 30, UleiiN Falls, N. Y.. Ocl. 2. Fair Haven. Vl.. 3, Tl- •ronilerogii, X. Y., 4, Brandon, VI., .I, .Mlil- dleiiury II, Brlsuil 7. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Slelsou's, Western (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Cambridge, O., 27, Marietta 28. Jiicksuii 20, Clillllcolho 30, Lawreoceburg, Iml., Ocl. 2. "I.'ncle Tom's Cabin." StelKon's, Xurthcrn ((jCO. Peck, mgr.)—(inruett, Kun., 27, lola 28, Pitts. burg 2U, JopUii, Mo., 30. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (C. W. I.ungsluOt, nigr.)-- .Muuiit Uiilou, Pa., 28, Orbisonla 20, Uuotlug- duti 30. "L'nde Josh -Perkins," -Weatorn, H. II. Frnsce^a (Jos. Bullinger. nigr.)—Sedro Woolcy. Wash., 27. New Westralnaler, B. C, 28, 29, Mount Vernoii, Wssh., 30, Scnttlo Oct. 1-7. '•Uncle Josh Perkins." Kuslorn, H. IL Fraxec's— Oartbagp. Tex., Oct. 2, Nacogdoches 3. "Uncle Josh Spruccby," D. B. Levis' (J. P. Dunoliue, mgr.)—Lebanon. 0.. 27. Wllmlnglon '28. CIrclevlIlc. 20, Cambridge 30, ZaiiesvlUe Oct. 2, Lancaster 3. V Van, Billy D. (P. IL Sullivan ftmusc Co.. mgrs.) —X. Y. lUly 23-30, Philadelphia, Pa.. Oct. 2-7. Van Dyke ft Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)—JIuseatloe, Ia„ 25-30. Vernon Stock (BcnJ. B. Vernon, mgr.)—Carbon- dale, Pu.. 25-30, Pltlston Oct. 2-7. Via Slock (K. Ci. Via, nigr.)—Winchester, Ky., 2j.!»0. Richmond Oct. 2-7. "Virginian." (The Kl ke La Sliclle Co.. mgrs.)— Burlington, VL, 27, Troy, N. Y., 28, North .\daiiia, ,^laBil.. 30. "Vlllngo Parson," W. K. XankevlUe's —WU- llanis|)ort, I'a., C«:t. 2. "Viiiuuleer Organist" (Wlllinui Gray, mgr.)— Kniisna Clly. Mo., 25-30; St. Joseph Ocl. 2, 3. W Walsh. Bluiu'iie (Wugenhuls ft Kemper, mgrs.)— SI. Louis. Mo.. 25.30, Indianapolis, lud., Oct. 2, Duylnu, 0„ 3. Wilson, Fniucls (Charles Froh'iuan, mgr.)—Chi- cago. 111.. OoL 'Jli. Wiirllcid, Ii.ivlil (David Bclnsco, nixr.)-N. Y. Clly 25, lailctlnlle. Wheclnck. .Tcsenli. .Ir. (Clinrlea Frohman, mgr.) — N. Y. City 27, Indeflnlfc. Wilson, Al. II. (Sidney H. lillls, mgr.)—St. Louis, .Mo., 24-30. Wills. Nnl .\I. (Hroadhurst ft Currie. mgrs.) — X. Y. <3ty 25-30. Welch, Joseph (Dingwall ft Nlcolal. mgrs.)—Kan- sas Clly. Mo., 24-.30. Oniuhu, Nebr.. Oct. 1-3. Ward, lliip (K. U. Stair, mgr.)—Toledo, 0., 24- .'10. Welier's, Joseph M,. All Slar (Cbsa. T. K. Miller, mgr.)—X. Y. Clly '23-30, Brooklyn, .\. Y., Ocl. Walker. Spenci'r (Cliurles J. Kaynes. mgr.)— Dellaiice, (»., .27. ITppi't Sandusky 28, Kenloii 20, MuuBlleld 30, Uiirlclivliio Oct. 2. Barber- Ion 3. Walker Wlillcaldes—Des Moiues, la., 30, Cedar Rapids Oct. 4, r>. West and Yokes (Jiiiiies F. Lcc. mgr.)—Camden, X. J., 2,1-27, Atlantic City 28, Easlou, Pa., 20. N. V. Clly Oct. 2-7. Willie Comedy (White ft riske, mgrs.)—TltusvlUe, I'a.. 2.1-30. Wood SIslers Slork (Otto H. Krouac. mgr.) — Montgomery. Mo.. 23-27. Bunnelerre 28-30, Freilerlckion Ocl. 2. :!, Oram 4-7. WInnlnger Bros.' Own 1 Frank Winnlnger. mgr.)— Ln CriMae, Wis., 25-30, Rochester, Minn., 3-7. Wallack's Thcnirc (Dubliisky llros., mgrs.)—Wau- (oinii. Wis.. 25-30. Warner Comedy (BenJ. II. Warner, mgr.)—Ells- worth. Wis., 2.I.28. Prescolt 20. .■iO. Hastings, Minn.. Ocl. 2 7. Woodruir. Dora (J. D. Kligore, mgr.)—JIadlson, Ind., 25-30. "Womnu In Ihe l.'iise" (Wngenbals ft Kemper. uigrs.)--Uondoul. N. Y.. 2". Suratogn 28. Oieus Falls •JO. Oloversvllle 30, Cnnandntgua Ocl. 2, Auburn :!. •' 'Way Down East.'^ Wm. A. Brady^s—X. Y. CItv •-M-Oct. 7. ■• 'Way Down East." Win. A. Brady's—Camden, X. J,, '23-28. "When We Were Tnenty-one" (Brandon Cour(- ney. mgr.)—Laconla, Wis.. 27, Concord 2.S, Nahliuu 20. Porismuulh 30. Lewlsloii, Me., Orl. 2. l.lvi.rniorc Falls 3, Knmronl Falls 4, Dalh 5, llockliiiKl <l, Aiigiista 7. "Way of llie Tninsgressor," Clias. H. Kills' — X. Y. City "25-30. "Weddeil aud Parted." Kaslern. Sullivan. Harris ft Wu<id!:'—naltlmore, Md.. 25-30, I'hllajelpbla, Pa.. Oct. 2-7. "When Wonieu Love"' (Frauk W. Nason. lugr.) Fori I'biin. X. v.. '.'s. Ciualidiari.- -29. Her Llincr •*). Ni'« licrllii iK't. •^. Norwicli ::. Whiuie.i's l',.iul 4. .Moriivla .1, Pijdt-a ti, Wiiverly 7. "\\'\\\ Women Sin" (.M. W. Ta.vliir, mgr.) - • Alliioni. I'u., 27. "Why Wouivu Slu' (Jack 1', While, muc.)— Rawlins. Wyo.. 2T. Rock Hprlnw 28. Pajk c^iir U 20 Ogdcn 30. Salt Luke C ty Oct. 1-4 PocilellJ, Ido.. 5. 4oUe Cly 0. Welser 7. •■wi c '« Nsme'0»ly''„(£.rl<iDd tfta*". <«G0- HsmlUno, <).. 27. OrceilBeUl, Ind., 28, Terre lliSte 20, .Vew Albanr 30, BYansVllie Oct. 1. "Wife's Secret"—ClnelUBUtL O., 24-JO. "W nnlnir lUml" (E. F., Delaney. mgr.)— We?t Sranib MIoh', 27, Bay Olty 58, Slaildlsh "Will ""'.'he"'wr«i."-.V"rMi Adams, Muss. 28 "wll" Olrls I-^i'e^H.i.ne" (Vance ft SuUI»an. niBVs.i~l.owell. Mass.. 27, Mllford 28, Kail River 20, 30. .NVw Bedford Oct. 2, WMttriy. "Wavwnrd ■ Son" (J. H. .Springer, mgr.)—L«B- Kiiig. .Mich., 2S, Juckson 20. Y VitVke and Adams (B. ^■■^'''"^[Z' "F'^r Brookl.vil, X. Y.. 25-30, Jersey City, N. J., Young, Edwin, Stock IL. J. Dalgle. mgr.)—Lit- tleton. W. Va., 25-27, Cameron 28-30. "Ycrk Stole Folks." Eastern (Fred K. T\ right, mar.)—Norfolk.- Vn.. 25-.10. ,„ , ,. "Vmk Slate Folks." Western (I red H. WrlgUt, mgr.)—l/js Angeles, Cal., Oct. 2-i. "Von Vonsoii" (K. V. Olroiii, digr.)—Burlington, "Voi'iiig" RulTalo" (Clins. K. Blaney Amuse Co., iiigis.)— Tuiislo, O., 24-27. MUSICAL. •■Alice and liie Klgiit Princmes" (Hamlin, .Mitchell ft Fields, mgrs.)-Chicago, 111., 24, Black Paltl Trouliadonra (Voelckel ft Nolan, nigra.)—Aiislln, Tex.. Oct. 2. •■nnlies In Toylnnd" (Jlyron B. Rice, mgr.)— Pittsburg, Pa:, 25-30, Dayton, O., OcL 2, In- dbiin|«til«, lad., 3. „ „, , "Babes In Toyland" (Myron B. Rice, mgr.)— Norfolk. Vn.. 27, Richmond 20. 30. "Babes In llie Woods" (John C.Tlaher, iDgr.)— Phlladelplihi, Pa., 23-30. , „ „ , "Bwijar Prince" Opera (llarry Lea Vellc, mgr.) —Cc<lartowD. Ca., 27, CariersvlUe 28, MarletU 20, Carrolltou 30, Newman Oct. 2, Lafayette Caiiill, Mnrle (D. V. Arlliiir, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich., 25-30. . .„ „ Canadian Jubilee Ringers (W. T. Cnry, mgr.)— Drvden. .Mich., 27. 'Ctiniierona ' iKlugsbury ft Welty. mgrs.)—Boise City, la. 27, Pocatello 28. Salt Luke Clly, V.. 20. JO. Ogilen Oct. 2, Virginia City, Xev., 4, Carson Clly 5, Reno «, Sacramento, Cal., 7. Diiniels. Frank (0. B. Dillingham, nier.)—Chl- cogo. 111., 20-30, Milwaukee, Win., Oct. l-i. De Angelis, Jefferson (Slidbcrt Bros., mgrs.)— N. Y. Clly 25-30. DeHion. Frank (F. 0. NnxoU-Nlrdllnger, mgr,)— Cdlumbia, S. C. 27, Satantiab, Oa., 28, Jack- convllle, Flu., 20, 30, Albany, On., Oct. 2, Macon 3. DiiiiS and his Band (Frederick Pblnney, mgr.) —N. Y. City 25, ladeBnlte. "Ducbesa of Danulg" (Klaw & Krlanger, mgrs.) —Brooklyn, N. Y., 25-30, N. Y. City Oct 2-7. "English Oraiid Opera" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) —Brooklyn. N. Y.. Oct. 2-7. '■Earl and the Girl" (Shubert Bros., mgrs.)— Pittsburg, Pa., 25-30. Fay, BHle (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., 25^30. ■■Filibuster" (Shubert Bros., mgrj.)—Chicago, 111.. 25, IndeOnlle. ■■Forbidden Lnnd^'—Omaha, Neb.. 24-28. Grand Island 20, Ureeley, Colo.. 30, Denver Oct. 1-7. "I'lorodora^' (C. Biggs, mgr.)—Hamilton. Can.. 27, Ouclph 28. Berlin 29, Stratford 30. St. Thomas Oct. 2, ronllac. Mich., 3, Saginaw 4. Bay City 5, St. Johns 0, Muskegon 7. Closer. Lulu, Oiiera (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— .\. Y. City 2B, IndeOnlte. (jorton, Josepb Jr.. and his Band (R. F. Trevol- llck. mgr.)—Gardiner, Me., 27, Portsmouth, X. IL, 29. "Oeeter of Geek" (1V11I J. Block, mgr.)—St. Uuls, -Mo.. 24-30. Hopper, De Wolf (W. A. Brady ft Sbiibcrt Bros., mgrs.)—N. Y. Oily "'-l. 2, Indcflnllc. Hiigan, F.riiest (Will I.ykcns, mgr.)—WntervlUe, Mc. 27. Bangor 28, 20. Augusta 30, Rock- land Oct. 2, Runifurd Falls 3. "Isle of Splcc" (B. C. Whitney, ingr.)—Jackson, Mich., 27, Fori Wayne. Ind., 28; Van Wert, O.. 2*3. St. Marys 30, Hiiutlngton, Ind., Oct. 2, Wabash 3. "Isle of Splcc" (D. C. Whitney, mgr.)—M'ood: Niock. Can., 27, Isiinlou 28. Uumllton 20. "Isle of Hong Bong" (B. C. Whitney, mgr.)—To- ronto, Can., 25-30, Uamlltou Oct. 2. Chalhain Jauls, F.lsle (Mlllou Abvrn, mgr.)—Syracuse, X. Y., 23-30. Kilties Bund (T. P. J. Power, uagr.)—Battle Creek, Mich., 27, Urand Rapids 28. '■ilu.vor of Toklo' (Charles Marks, gen. nigr.)— I'lilUdelphlu, I'a., 2S-30, Boston, Mass., Oct. 2-14. ".nl«8 Bob White" (F. G. Nlion-NInlllnger, mgr.) —Lynchburg, Vu., 27, Rvunokc 28, BlucUeld, W. Va.. 211, Bristol, Tcnu., 30, Grocuvlile Oct. 2, Knoxvlllc 3. ".Maid and the .Mummy" (Charles Jlorks, gen, nigr.)—Boston, Muss., 25-30, N, Y, City Oct, 2-7. ".Vancy Brown" (John W. Dunne, uigr.)—Wosh- jngton, D. C„ ii-W, Bruuklyii, N. Y., Oct. Pollard^s Juvenile Opera (C. A. Pollard, mgr.)— Tnronlo, Cum., 25.30. "Pearl and the Pumpkin" (Kluw ft Eriauger, mgrs.)-X. Y. City 23, ludelluUe. "Prince of Pllscn" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—• St. Louis, Mo.. 24-30, Kansas Clly Oct. 1-7. "Peggy from Paris" (Madison Corey, iiigv.)— ■ lloone, la., 27, Lincoln, Neb., 28, Kearney 29, Clicyeiiue. Wyo., 30. Denver, Colo., Oct. 1-7. "PlIT! raff!! Pdutlll" (F. C. Whitney, mgr.)— .Monmuulli, III., 27, Oalesburg 28. Canton 29, I'eorla 30, Hlooniliigton Oct. 2. Decatur 3. "Princess Chic" (Edward R. Salter, mgr.) — Oswego. X. Y., 27, Fulton 28, UaldwlnsvlUc 211. Auburn 30. Geneva Oct. 2, Wceilsport 3. Ilusciaus' i.'oinlc Ojieru (Wui. Cranston, ingr.)— Peterboro, Out., 23-27, DellcvlIIe 28. Klogstou 20, 30. "Itunnwnys"—Davenport. Ia., 30. "Ilnjali of niinng" (Kugenc Spofford, nigr.)— Cnpc Girardeau. Mo,, 27. Charleston 28. Pop- bir Blult' 20, De Solo 3U. Wuslilngton Oct. 1, Xcviida 2, Fori Scott, Kan., 3, Carthage; Mo., 5, Aiirorii (i, Siuiiigheld 7. Scbuniaun-IIeiiik, .Maduroc (F. C. Whitiicr. mgr.) —Bruklyn, X. Y., 23-30, Baltlmoto, Md., Oct. 2-7. Sousu and Ills lluud (Frank Clirlstiaiicr, mgr ) —Free[iort, 111., mat., and Dulniqiic, la., 27, liideiicuilencc. mat., uud Waterloo 28, Iowa Falls, mat., anil Fort Dodge 20. Lo Hits, iiiut., Hud Sioux City 30, Oiuuha, .Veb., Oct. I, Knnsas City. Mo., 2-7. "Slio-Guu'^ (Henry \V. Savage, mgr.)—Cleve- land, O.. 25-30, Toledo Oct. 2. OoluinUus 3, 4. "Sim Toy^' (John C. I'lslicr. lugr.)—Qrand Itaidds, .Mich.. 27. Muskegon 28, Manlslec 20, Cudllinc 30, Siiutl Stc. Murle Oct. 2. Ishiienillig 3. Marquette 4, Calumet 6, Hancock U, Ash- land. Wis., 7. "School iflrP' (Frohman ft Edwardea, mgr.) — Buy Cllv, Mich., Oct. 1, Battle Creek 4. "Simple Simon SIuililc" (F. O. Klxon-Nlrdllnger, mgr.)—Ilutrlsbure, Pa., 27, West Clicster 28, M'ilmliiglon, Del., 20, Trentou, N. J., 30, Brook- l.vn. X. Y.. Oct. 2-7. "Show Olrl" (B. C. Whiliio.r. mgr.)—Lincoln. 111., 27, Decatur 28, ParU 20, Vliiccnnes, Ind., 30, 'terre Haute OcL I. ■■Sleeping Ilrauty and the Beast" (Rosenbauin ft Nankcvllle, ingrs.)—S.vrncuse, N. Y., 20, 30. "Teudortool'^ (W. P. Cullen, uigr.)—Denver, Colo., 24-30, Cripple Creek Oct. 1, Vlclor 2, Colorado Springs 3. Pueblo 4, Lendvlllc 5, Aspen 0. Grand Junction 7. Van Sluildirnrd. Grace IS. F. Klngslon. mgr.)— Xcwark. N. J., Oct, 2-7. '•Womlland.^' Easleru (Henry \V. Savage, mgr.) —Bulllmorc. Md., '23-30, Pblludelphia, Pa , (K't. 2-14. "Woodland," Western (Henry \V. Savage, mgr.) —St. Paul, Mlon., 24-30. ••Wizard of Os" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.)— Wushlnalon, D. C, 25.30, Newark, X. J.. Ocl. 2-7. "WlBar<l of 07." (Myron B. Rice, mgr.)—South I'ramlngliain. .Mass.. 27. Garner 28, I'llchbuig 211, Marlboro 30, Taunton Oct. 2, Maiden 3, l/owell 7. '•Wlii'ii Johnny Comes Marrhlng Home" (F. C. Whitney, mgr.l — lollct. III.. 27, Uloomlnglon 2.>>, Deculiir 2'J, Owcnisbero. Ky., 30, Lguisvlile Oct. 2-7 "Yankee Regent"—Chicago. 111.. 23. Indedulle. BVIILKSQL'E A.ND VAIIDBVILIE. Atucrlcuns (Harry CInrk, msr.)—.lersey City. N. Awniic iliili ICi'.i ii,ili>, iier.i-- l'lillnil,.hihl.i. Pa., '25 31), .\. V. niv (Si. 2 V. Aii-naar Beanlles (Clhas. Tu.ilor. nigr.l -N. V. ('Iiv 2.1-311. Ilrisiklyil. N. v.. IK-I. 2-7. llr.vanl-s, Hairy J'.. KMravncnuJa (C. U. Kclljou, uigr.J—Nashville, Teua., SJ-30, Uluu Ribbon Ulrls (Jack SluKcr, mgr.)—phlla- deljihla. Pa., 23-30. Bowery Burlcsflllers (Joe Iturtig, mgr.)—N. Y City 25-30, PalladolLhla, Pa., OCL 2-7. BdhlsnlahB (Biruey Oltard, mgr.)—Paterson. .V J.. 25-30, Jersey City Oit. i-J. BlaCk Crook (Miller ft Plobu, mgrs.)—Jersey city N. J., 20;30. '• Baltimore Beauties (Louis Granat, mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y., 26-30. Black Crwik Jr. (Harry Unstlngs, mgr.)—Green- vllle. Pa., 27, Mercer 28, Elwood Clly 2ti Sliurdn 30. WeslBeld. C, Oct. 2, Wellstou 3 [ronton 4, Pomeroy 0, OalIlti(>llB 0, Chllllcoliic City Sports (Phil Sheridan, mgr.)—Newark, X. J., 25-30, N. Y. City Oct. 2-7. Cracker Jacks (Harry LeonI, mgr,)—Rochester, .v. Y„ 25-30, Allmny Oct. 2-7. Casino Girls (Jiimes Lederer, mgr.)—Buffalo, S. Y., 25-30,' Rochester Oct, 2-7. Cherry Blossoms (M. Jacobs, mgr.)—Cleveland, ().. 25-30, Pittsburg. Pa.. Oct. 2-7. California Girls (G. H. Turner, mgr.)—Kansas City, Mo., 24-30, St. Louis Oct. 1-7. Colonial Belles (Charles Frank, mgr.)—St, Uins. Mo., 24 30. Dreamland Beauties (Frank Caldcr, mgr,) — Brooklyn, N. Y., 25-30. Devere's, Sum. Own (F. E. I''rccman, nigr.)— Seattle, Wash., 24-30. Portland, Ore., Ocl. 1-7. Dainty Ducbesa (Rush ft Weber, mgra.)—Bnjok. lyn. N. Y., 23-30, Provlilence. B. I., Oct. 2-7. Empire Butlesqucrs (J. Feuueasy, mgr.)—PlUs- burg, Pa., 25-30. Fay Foster (Joseiib Opiienbelmcr, mgr.)—Drn- ver. Colo., 25-30. Gay Morning Glories (Sam A. Scrlbucr, mgr.) —Philadelphia, Pa., 25-30. Reading OcL 2-7 Gav Masqueradcrs (Jdin S.. Rsynur, ingr.) — Cleveland, O., 25 30, BuITalo, N, Y., Oct. 2-7. (joldeii Crook (Jacobs ft Jermon, mgrs.)-Pruvi. deuce, R. I., 25-30. Boston, Mass., Oct. 2-7. High Rollers (A. U. Woodhull, lugr.)—Scraii- lon. Pa., 25-30, Newark, N. J.. Oct. 2-7. Howard Exlravsginsa (Oeo. F. Learned, mgr.)— Seattle, Wash., Oct. 1-7. Higli School Olrls (Alfred Majo. mgr.)—N. Y. City 25-30, Urtioklyn, N. Y., Oct. 2-7. Irwltfs Big Shdw (Fred Irwin, mgi,)—Reading, Pa., 23-30, Scranton' Oct. 2-7. Imperials (Jeste Bums, mgf.)—N. Y, Clly '23- OcL T, lunoceut .Maids (L. W. Cbtpman, uigr.)—Boston, Mass., 25-30. Ideals (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Portland, Ore., 25-30, San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 2-7. Jolly Grass Widows (Ous W. lloguu. iiigr.i - Duluth. Minn., 25-30, Butte, Muut.. Ocl. 1-7. Jersey LllUes (C!co. HolTer, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., 24-30. Knlckerbockera (Ixiuls Roble, mgr.)—.Vlbauy, N', Y., 20-30, Troy Oct. 2-7. Lafayette, Ibe Great (T. O. Latayelte, m«r.)~ Newark, N. J., 23-30, PItlsbulg, Pa.. Oct. 2-7. Merry Maidens (J. Lowry, mgr.)—CInclnnnIi, 0„ 24-30, Cleveland Oct. 2-7. Miss New York Jr. iHarrlc Pierce, mgr.)-- Washlngton. D. O., 25-30. Majesties (Fred Irwin, lugr.)—N. Y. Clly 23-30, Phllailelphla. Pa.. Oct. 2-7. Moonlight Maids (David Kraus, nigr.)—Ikislou, Mass.. 25-30, N. Y. (Mly Oct. 2-7. Merry Makers (IL E. Putlou, mgr.)—Snn Fran- cisco, C4l., 21-;;0. 5Ierry Bnrle»iuers (Wui. Balluuf. mgr.)—De- irolL Mich., 24-30. Mnscotts (J. J. Monabaii, nigr.)—Iiidlaiiajiolls Ind., 25-30. New Y'.jrk Stars (.M. M. Tlielse. nigr.)—Boston, JIass., 25-30. N. Y. City OcL 2-7. New Ck>ntnry Olrls (J. Daniels, ingr.)—Louisville, Ky.. 24-30, CInclnnutI, 0„ Oct. 1-7. O., 24,30. Xew London Gaiety Girls (C. IV. Grant, mgr.) Grand Unplds, Mlcb., 24-30, Chicago, III., I>:t, 1-7. Orientals (W. B- Watson,. mgr.)—Pblladelplila, Pa., 35-30. N. Y. Clly OcL 2-7. PailBinn Widows (R-.isb ft Wels.'r. mgrs.)—St. I.ouls. Mo.. '21-30, Chicago. III.. 0<'l. 1-7. Parisian P.cllcs 'John Grli'vea, mgr.)—Clilcsign, 111.. 24-30, Milwaukee, Wis,, th't. 2-7. Reeves', Al.—Mniicheslcr, N. IL, 25-27, Boston, ilass.. Oct. '2-7. Ruse Hill Engllsii Folly (Rice ft Barton, nigra.I —Cincinnati, 0., 24-30, Nashville, Teiiii., Ocl. 2-7. Rcnli-Ssutley (.\be Leavitt, mgr.)—Plllsliurg, Pa.. Oct 2-7. Rice .t Barton's Elg Gaiety—Toledo. O.. 21-:i(>, Cleveland Oct. 2-7. Rose .Sydell'a I.ondaii Belles (W. S. Campbell, mgr.)—St. Ixiuls, Mo.. OcL 1-7. Bellly ft Wood's (Pat RelU.v. mgr.)—Balllmurr, Md., 23-30, Philadelphia, Pa,, 2-7. Runaway Girls (Peter S. Clark, mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y., 2.1-Oct. 7. Star Show Girls (W. b'enncssy, mgr.)—I'litic, Mont., 25-30. Mazula Oct. 2, Wallace, Ida.. 3, CiBur d'.Meno 4, Nortl) Xnkiina, Wash., 5-7. Tians-.Mlanllc Burlesiiuera (11. .M. Rosciillisl. nigr.l—Pittsburg, Pu., 25-30, Cluclnnull, 0., OcL 2-7. Tiger Lilies (Issy Cirodz, mgr.)—SL Puul. Minn., 24-.30. MlnneaiMlls Oct. 1-7. Trocaderos (Chus. 11. WnldOD, lugr.)—Dayliui, O.. 25-27, Toledo Oct. 1-7. . Tlioroiighbre<ls (L. J. Oberwarlli, lusr.)— Buffalo, N. Y.. 25-30. Utopians (W. V. Jennings, mgr.)—Mllwauli-c, Wis., '24-30. Vanity Fair (Rola^rt Munclinster. mgr.)---N. V. City 23-30, Hr<»kl.vn, N. Y., Ocl. 2-11. World Beaters (J. Herbert Muck, mgr.)-.Spriiig- fleld, Mnsa., 23-27, Ilolyokc 28-30, Wine, Women and Song (M. M. Tlielse. mgr.):- Troy, N. Y., 25-30, Sprlugdcld, Mass.. Ocl. 2-4, Holyoko 5-7. Washington Society Girls (Deri C. Pearson, mgr.)—.Minneapolis. Minn., 24-30. Yuukec Doodle Girls (Louis llnrrls, nigr.l— Brooklyn, .V. Y.. 23-30, Palcrsou. X. J., (.tl. 2-7. MINSTa^LS. Btirlow ,t WII.Mn'« (Ijwrence Bnrlow. nigr.l-- Covliijlon, Va.. 28. I,cwlKburg 30, Illiiton, W. Va., Oct. 2. Glenjeaii 3, Moulgoniery 4. Culhnno, Chase ft Weston's (Fred U. I'oiii.v, mgr.)—Ellicoltvllic. N. Y.. 27, Salamanca 2S, I''rlcndshlp 29, KIdred. Pa., 30, Port Alle- gany Oct. 2. Mount Jcwclt 3. Reyuoldsvllle L Brockwayvlllc S. Einiwriuni 1), Austin 7. Christy Bros." (L. U. Boyer, nigr.)—Clay '^"' tcr, K,, 23-27, Osage 28, Emporia 20, Bur- liiiglon 30. Dockstudei-^K Lew (Charles D. Wilson, mgr.)—De- troit, Mich.. 23-30. Donnelly ft UntUcld's (Edward Conurd, mgr.i - Meyersdale, Pa., 27, .Somerset 28. Swlldale 2''. .Mount Pleasant 30, Fairmont, W. Va., OcL 2, Weston 3, Clarksburg 4, Athens, O., 0, Jack- son 0, I roll Ion T. De Rue Bros.' (Billy De Rue. mgr.)—Guilford. X. Y.. 27. Shorliuriie 28, Uumillon 211, Oris- kuiiy Falls ,10, Eurlvllle Oct. 2. Greene 3. n.\- foril 4, Windsor 3, llallstend. Pa., 0, New Mil- ford 7. Fields, Al. 0. (Doc Quiglcy, mgr.)—Memphis, Tcnn., 27. 28, Ulrinliigbam, Ala.. '211. 30. Gurlou's (C. O. Pearl, mgr.)—Giinliner, .Me.. 27, PorlHiiioiith, N, IL, 211, Kxctcr 30. Ouy Bros." (Geo. It. Gn.v. mgr.)—Plcion, Can.. 27, 28, Trenton 20. Brighton 30. Haverly's (Chas. IL Bngliee, mgr.)—SprlugtlMd. O.. 27. Pliiiia 28, Fort AVayne. Iml., 2lt, Soolh llenfl 30. Haiiiond Oct. 1. Jollel, III.. 2, Sires- tor 3, Sprlngflold 4. Bloomluglou D, Peoria fl. Terre Ilaulc, lud.. 7. HI Henry's—Erie, Pa.. 27, Oonueuiit. 0., 2'', . Dunkirk, X. Y., 20, Oownmlo 30. . . Kersands', Billy (Geo. A. Treyser, mgr.)—I or' WoeiK Tex.. 30, Dallas Oct. Ii, Denton 3. PHmrose's. George H. (James II. Owker. nigr.)-- X. Y. Clly 25-30, Brooklyn. N. Y.. Ocl. 2-7. Proclor's-Vnndalla. III.. 2.*l-30, Peklii t)cl. 2-7. Vogel's (John W. Vogel. mgr.)—Bolvlderc, III.. 27, Elgin 28, Ilnclne, Wis., 20. Wnnkcguu. HI.. 30. Cliicaso Oct. 1, Valparaiso. Ind.. 2. La Porto 3, Dowaslac, Mich., 4, 'I"hrec River? ■■. Mlchawuku, Inil., U, Kankakee, III., 7. Chicago Heights S. West's. Wra. IL (Saurord B. Rlcaliy. mgr.)—Mon- treal, Can., 23-80, TKNT SHOWS. Barnum ft Bailey's—Santa Anns, Cal.. 27, Po- mona 28, Itlveislde '20. San Bernardino 30, Piiu-nix, Arlx., Oct. 2. Tiicsun 3, Don Luis 4, Douglas 5. Demliig, N. M.. 0. El Paso. Tex.. 7. BulValo Itiirs Wild West. Cnl. Wni. I". Osiy I Fred B. Mulchlnson. nigr.)—Bordeau.v. France. 'J-i- OfL I. El.i-'s. Geo. S.—Akron. Kan., OcL 2. Winllrld o. Arkansas Clly 4. C. Eller'a, W. A—Herliiglon, Kiin., 27. Canton IS. Inman '29, .Vrllugton 30. Foreiiaiigh ft Sells Bros.'—Wichita. Kan.. 27. Xeo- ib'vhn 2S. PlllHlnii-K 20. Parsons .'lO. Bluekwell. OUn., Ocl., 'J, r'i>fr>' .1, Piirccll, lud. •I'cr.. I. Wynnmvood r>, Aidinorc 1',. Cinlii.ili' ',- FU.io's (Fraul, Taiuim-ii, wn. m«r. i-KII>iibiiiv Wash.. 27. Junes. Aiigiistns—l)ill„n, S. C. 30, Sumter 0*- 3. rclcrsliui'g. Vu.. 1;, Itii'iiMMiiiii I. , Uatl'ii, F. Wi—UuauiugUam, Kali., 2?, Isabel '.ii