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27G THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Apiui, 27. Maetkinonjli, F.lnct, Orphenm, Kansas City, Ho., 22-27; Orphenm, New Mm. 20May 4. MaMyne slater*;-ai«r*i, a*:; unv. *;_•"•£ Mcfloiley *■ Meannre, CVcnr il'Atene, Spokane, Wain., I2M»y m; , • „ „ ..A,. McKay,, Wlnsor; fftlli «(.,<#. T. JJ.. 22-27-„ McNn mec. tlnrrlck, U'llmlnalon. Del., 22 27. McOord. Lewis, ft Co., Ornhoum, Ht. Paul, Minn., 22 27. • •-•" McClnlo; BMy r Rheflleld, Enirlnnfl, 28:17. -, • MeNangiitnn Ilros., Victoria, N. X, 0., 2J-27. •_. McMnlion * Chnhpelle, 2:M St. N. Y.. 0,, 22-2T. .M'Crce. Junlf, i Oi., Union rkraare, N. V. 0., .2247.. ..• . .„-, ,, I ... i. ..- McCIellnn, .Tnmos, Bljon, Dnlnth, Minn., 32-27. McQrea&l'Oele, Proctor's, Allinny, N. Y., .22-27. McKlnlcy, Mabel, Orplieum, Denver, Goto;, 22- S7.., . . McOnne ft Grant. Windsor. St. Paul, Minn., 22- 27! f.lcrlrlc, Waterloo, It.. 211-Mny 4; . Mellon, Alnerllnn. r.Hlh 8t.,.N. Yt 0., 22-27. "Menercknl,'.' roll's. Ilrldaniort,. Oonn., 22-27.. Merrill, Bnymond, Empire, Los Angeles, Oil., 28- .Why 4: Merrill, [''rank It., New PtillllpH, Ittchmond, Iml., 22-27. Melrose Trnnne.(S), Keith's, Columbus, O., 22- 27'; 0. li. II.. I'lttalnirc 20-Mny 4. . Melvlns (41, Orphenm, Allentnwn. I'*., 2fl-May 4. Meeker, I,n Hello, r.mplrc, lien Moines, In., 22-27. Merntllll-Slslers, 1,'rllh'n,- L'tlrn, N. Y„ 22-27. Mclrny Trio, Lafayette, Detroit, 22-27. MrInnl 'tun, Columbia, Ht. 1/niU. 22-27. Mer%cr. Bljr.n, Norfolk, Vn., 22-27. Mlllmmi Trio, Alhamlirn, London. Hns„ 22-June 2. •.ril.-t.i II .';■ fin In, Howard, Mslon,.22-27. Miller Ifrnft, Wir.ilMOt, HI. I'nul, Minn., 22-27. Mlennn, Helen; Hr I'ntil, Minn., 22-May 4. Mitchell k Drowning, Crystal, ICIwtiod, Ind., 22- 27. MliHielfn <(!), Columbia, Ht. Louts, 22-27. Mlllinry Odette, Chase's, Washington, D. C, 22- lrt;l!#i'8t.. N. Y. O., 20-May.4; Mlnno, The llront, IIIJmi, Norfolk, Vn,, 22-27. Mlllershtp Hlslerv Trorndero.phlla., 22-27. miiipo, Hlcve, ft shorn, K. A P., Jersey Olty, K", J„ '",..,7 . . i ■ ■ Mortons' (4). Ohcatnnt'Htreet 0. H., Phlla., 2MT. Morton. Phil, Koefilc, Olneyvllle; R. I., 2*27. Movfnlt* M|, Victoria, K, Y. 0.. 22-87. .. . MotiliiffUo'* Cockatoo Circa*, Kanillj-, nntflton, I'n., 22-27; Cmhondnle, 20-Mny 4, Mntoilrl, LA, twrllM lrnlln; 22-July 31. "Molnrlnit," Keeney r », Bhln... 22-27. •_ i Mon ft ilnoilrlch,' llrondwny, N. Y. 0., 22 M«y 11. Mother, llntinhlon A Monher, Cook O. II., llochej- ter. N. yI" 22-27. . , Morrlii * MorrlH, IllRUmnnri, North Atlatnn,-Mut., i'i-27; rnmlly, tlloteniTllle, N. Y„ 2fl-Ma)r< 4. Morloii ft KHIHK Orpiwimi OrM. Annlrlo. 22-20. Moyne, Irnrik, A Co., Auditorium, Lynn, Marnl,. 22-27. ••...• i Jfnrse. nilly. AnheiiBcr Hull. Aberdeen, \Vu*li., 22-Miy' l«. ■ v . • ■ • Morcnn & Chesier, Crynlal, St. Josoph, Mo., 22- 27. • •' - MorrlKxey ft rtteW, Lyric, Oleretnndj 23-27,. mm* ft Wright, Oryntil, St, JbderA; Mo„ 32- Mur'nhy ft'Pnlmer, I'netor'n, N.Y. 0;/38 ; 27:.. Sliiller, Chunn-A Mtiller, Kellh'ii, Phil*.. 22-27; Union mniNvN. Y. C, 2ft-Mny 4.., , Murphy & Vntisfo, IfelUi'x, I'lllli., 22-27. __ Mnrpliy ft Dunn, Kinplns Vrt'itltftini,' I'hlld., 22- 27. Murrn'y, Olnylnn ft Drew,. Tmcndero, I'hllil., 22- 27; llownnl, llMInn, Utl-Mny 4. MirtWleew Cl>, KdMn'ii, Ohlongo, 22-27; Trota- (lew, (llilenHo, M>Jm> <• • Miirrny KlHierx, Kelili'n, llontin, 22-27. Mrnlee, Km, Hnvoy, llnriilllon, 0«ni, 22-27. K.'iwii. 'ivim, ft Co., linlon .Square. N. V. 0., 22- 27. NnL-el ft A'rlnnn. KeeneyV, llliln., 32.27. Nmiji. .Mile;, iirphenin; uiwion, 22-27. Nuvnlo illrlK, lliiyninritet, Chlenuo, 23-27. Kel«ofi OornlaiieHtll, f.8lh SI.; ,N;.'Y.. <!., 22-27. Nelll i rliiipinnn. Ornheum. Minneapolis, 22-27. Nelillnn, \lny, tVyaBtl, DWrotl, 32 27. •../, Newell A Nihlii, Vnienflnr.; Toledo, O., 22-27; (i: f». It.. I'lllatltirC OT-Mny 4.. . ..... N'enl ft Kyrl", .Vnnnneri'lior, 1'reW'ont, 0-, 21-27. Nehert. ft rt-Mew, l.yrle, Wehh Clly, Mo., 22-27. NIchoN Sl-li-iv, Kelih'H, f'olnmliim, 0„ 22-27; Hhen's, Itllffnln, 2!i Mny -1. Norloin .% Nlr-linlKiii. Kmiilre, Hohok**. H. J., 22- 27! PoII'h, . NewMlmen; Conn., WllC*4{ll Nottlln, DKVe. nrnlieiirn. Ordnhn, Neh..' 20-Mdy 4. North, Ilolthy.-Ilopklnn'. l/)itl»»llle, Ky., 22-27; foliimhliii HI', lx>ula. 211-Mny 4. m Nome, lloiiert.- nrphetini, Omhhn, 32-27; Salt Lake Nnhlelie ft MnMllrlll, hltod, linhiiniie, la.,' S3-37. imay, Idn, (Inlhum, llkln., 23-27. • . J . OToiinnll ft llolilNinlth, Kllnser'H, Ralem, Or*., 22- Oh'ml 0*ft * May, Bnca'a, Toronto, Oan„ 22-87. O'linra A Wnlsnn, l.yrle, I.ltllo ltock, Ark.,' 22- 27: Memphlf. fi'ltn., 20-Mny 4. . ■ • O'Kniio .iiin-i, Proclor'a, Newark, N. J., 23-27. Olney ft mmMttM'. 1 Olymplit, Ohieajfo, 22-27. Onrl, Adeln Purvla, l'amlly, Wllllamt|iort, Pa„ 33-27. O'.Nelll. .1. Hi. A' Co., Irwin, (loibM, lad., 22-27; Uryaljl. Andewon, 2U-Muy 4. • r ■ Onlnw Trio, Maryland, liailfmore, 22-27; Ohaae'a, Wnahlnclnn. I). 0.. 2U-May 4, • O'.Nelll'h Mlnalrela, Nrt».e1t'y, Rtncltton, Oal., 22- 27; Unlniie, Sun Jrwe.' 20-Mny 4. O'Nfili Tora! O. II,, Sidney, O., 22-37; Orphlura, nnllon, 2lt-Mny •!. _ flrhlieim Comeily l'onr, Kcilb'a, llllen, N. Y., 22-27. Orlh ft Kern, Poll's, Hprlnsfleld, Mass., 32-27; .Wori^aler,, 30-May 4. _. __ Osborne, Charles H., Ornnrl, Altoonn, l'n.. 93-27. OsHond ft llelston. Oom. Lynn. Mni,H., 82-37. . Omni .Inns, Mnjeaile, l.n Hnlle, HI., 22-27; llljoii, Olilney, 21) Mny -i, Payne ft .loniw. MnntanseM, Culm. 22-30. Porker A llnrvey. Manhattan, Norfolk, Vn., 22- 27. Punlwr Trio, Orplieura, Denrer, Colo,, 22^27. Paplnln. Mlis, Orplioum, San Vtnn., Oal., 20- Mny 4. Pnlrh-e, A Co., Hnymnrket. Chicago, 23-37, Pnrry, Charlotte, A Co., Poll'a, Bridgeport, Conn., 22-27. Pnrlrldce, Kminn, Harlem O. II,, N. Y. 0.. 32-37. Palmer. Allele, A Co., family, Scran ton, Pa., 22-27. Parker, Florence, A Weir, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vn.. 28-37. Perannl. Cninlllft, Wlnu, Uncoil), Neb., 22-27; Mnjestlo, Tonckr Kao., 20-Mny 4. .. . Perry ft Alooln. Amuse; Ilraildoek, - Pa., 22-27; Orphlum, Turtle Greek, 20-Mny. 4. Perry, l-'ronk I,., l.yrle, Kt. .Smith, Ark., 22-27; l.lnle Hock. Ark- 20-Mny 4.' Petehlng llrou., Armory, lllnghaiuton, N. Y., 33- Penil'letonn, The, Onktanil, Cat., 32-37. Point, i-'reii A Aiiilo, Aiidlinrhini, Quebec, Can., 22-27; llenni'itv, Ollawn, 211-Mny 4. Pearl-Kell. HUou. Battle Creek, \] loh., 32-27. I'lin.vH, The. Audllorliim, l.ynn, Mw„ 22-27. Phillips .i Parlartlenu, Hinr, Mnnvle, Intl., 22-27; Orphlum, l.lmn. 0„ 80-May. 4. PKkoIo MlilgolH, Cnliimhla, Cincinnati, 23-37. M Pongn A 1a>o, Cook o. it.. UocheMer; N.Y., 33-87. ••Polly Plekln's- Peta." Temple, Detroit, 22-27; Cook O. II., noehenter, N. Y„ SS-May 4. I'onn. .1. o.. ft Dog, Ci. 0. II., Huntington, W. Vo.. 82-27 Potrlers (ill. MnJfMlc, Itniiaton. Tex., 22-27, Potter ft- llnrrla, K. A P., Jersey City, N. J., 23- 27; Maryland, llaltlmnre, 20-May 4. Price A Dlsluu, Uljou. Plqua, O., 23 27; O. H., (Ireenyllle, 20-Mny I. Prentice Trio, l.jrle, Parsons, Kan., 32-37. l'lyorx. The, lOniplre. Des Molnca, In., 22-27; Star. Hannlhal, Mo.. 2l).Miiy 4. Pullen, Itnhy Luellu, Oloreravllle, N. Y., 32-27; Mlddletown, 80-May 4. Pnreella A Orhen, Maleallc, Tnpeka, Knit., 31-87; llljou, Lincoln. Neh., 80-May 4. Quaker Olty Qunrtette, Mohawk, Schenectady, N. Y., 82.37. . "Quintette," The. O. O. n.. Indianapolis, 32-27; rNilumliln, Cincinnati. SO'May 4. QiiIl-k, Maekey ft Nlckerson, Ornlieum, Minneapo- lis, 22-Mny *..:... Qnhm ft Mack, Imperial, i.cndvilkv Col.. 22-37; Alnlomc. Lcartnuvorili. Kan., 20-May- 13. Itnrmnml &' Carerly, Orpliriim. llkln., 22 27; Kt- liiimlirn; N. V. 0.. 80-May 4. Itnvmond ft Clark, Yooitg'n. Atlantic City, N. J., 88.87. llnfn.velle's Dogs, IS.IIh Street. N. Y. C, 32-27. llnlinunrt ft <l«xl. Olympic. Chicago. 22.27. Itavmnnil ft WcmI, Wlek, Klltnnnlng; Pa., 22-27. llaKweilft'n.DaBH. ISMh 81.. N. Y. a. 28-37. Itnslm ft llnnks. l-:mp1re. Isllnglnn, lCnglln'd, 72- l!7; UmpliM'.J'rayilon. 20-Ma.v 4; umpire, Hoi- l«trn, tl-IL: Kni|ilre. Hloekptirl. 18.IS; llnche^a, llelliam. 20-2N; Palare,- Oielseai 87-.lttne- 2. IHy. Priil; *: l.%>..,.Ornheiimi-ltnalAn, 22 2". Ilafndnw Duo. orphlum. fltllllcnlhe, O., 3327; Orphlum.. I'ortainonlli, 21) May- 4. "Batn.llears." Colonial,. Ni.Y.,«t\. 23-27. llailo ft llerlman, -r-'natlly. Mabanoy Oily, Pit. S3- 27: Wllllntnsport. 20-May 4. Bnllln'a Monkeys; Cook 0. H., RochMMr, N. Y., aa-3'. .jvi'-'y Bamia A Arm, Oottjaji»!)»],' * n'-TfT* A Y fW; K ^r4me'n7rr,' r Ci neOatWHl, Julia. A I.... Amlliort , 'ReoV.llJi»er( l Oa'lels,V Imrierlnl. SVln., S2-27; Miner'H;«th Ave., N. V. <\, 80 May 4, , Reno, fi«orer U., A Co., K. ft P., Jentey City, N. X, 32-27. •- , ..... .. .., Reltlek,. Oarl.r., ft Co-., Monette, Ho., 22-27; Pli'lsnnrg, Kana., 20-Mny 4. ..; Itennee Pamlly, (i L O. ■ 1 \„ itlrand Itaplda, Mich., VUHi 'reraii/e,.rt. Wayne, .ImL, i'li-Mny 4... ; Ite.lfnr.1 A Winchester, 1'oll'a, Worceater, Maaa., 22-37 i - S' Iteno, Wlfl A May, Ht. Albnna, W. Va.. 22>37. Keynolda, Jna. A., Wlck'a, Klttanlng, Pa;. 22-27. ltelily A Currier, AuilltoMnm, l.ynn, Maai., 22- Itcllly, Johnnie. Ornheurs,. Hoe*ford. III., 23-27; Blloil, Belolt. Wis.. 20-Mny £ — U<-ni[natTfi,, Mayme, A Boater Crown tea, Alhirabra, neyitarfl- jjfl. P.,'Ooloolal;. N. Y. 0;, 22-27; Or- plieum, Bklu., 2n-Mny 4. ..:>. . Rentz A RVtwarda, Acme, Norfolk, Va.. 22-27. Iteavea-A Kenny,,nijml, Duluth, Minn;, 22-27. Itena, Tliercsa. Or ( .heum, Boaton, 82-87; 2-ln St., M. Y. O.. 20-May 4. Relit Bros.. Proclor'a, Albany, N...Y., 22-27. Iteevea,. Billy. A Co., Kmplre, Iloloken, N. J., 22-27,. . . .-. Blec Broa.. Novelty, Hklyn'., 28-27. Ulna. Julie, ft Co., Empire. Pateraofl. N. J„ 22- .-.37. -. ^. ■ . . i . i . '. .^ -■ rilee. A Elmer) Auditorium. (Jucbee. Can., 22 27. Rice ft (joliei/, K.-ith'd. Boston, 22-27. . . King ft Williams. Crystal, Trinidad; Colo., 32-27. KM* Pre*os», Kelth'a. Phlla., 88-27.^.. \ , Klollo Oocwly Quartette, orpfieum, San Fran., Oal.. 2l-May 4T j. -.- •• Rice. A Cany, Cook O. II- Rncbeatef, N. T., 22 27. Rich. Aubrey, Hhlndler'a. Chicago,, 22-27. nice,. Fanny, (Jliosc's, Waahlngton, D. 0., 20- May 4. ... ;. .. Rlnno4 <4).-Bllou, DuBriquc, la., 22-27; drcofli Jullol, HI., 20-May 4. Ripley. Tom; Lyric, cietelaml, 22-27. Illnnlilon; Thn; l'amlly, iSlralrn; N; t., 23-27; i I'oroMy. WIIlla'mapoTt. 20-Mny 4. Richards. The Great. (I. O; It;;. Pltfabnff) M-27. Hie* Family. Pnmlly. Blni'lrf; K, Y., 22-37; Hlchantson, Maaier, A Oo., Faniliy, Klmlra, N. Y., .82-27. ,-;■ Roae, Julian, Notelly, Bklri.; 23'2T, -■■• nnhlnwo A Orant, Lyrle; Oleleland,, 22-37. l(om,e, Mayo A JiilleL La Balle, III., 32-27; Lyric, ; DHnallle. 2<i-May 4. i . ' ' ' RumI Br.m.. Orpheunr. Rockfonli III,, 32-37. Rose* (iij, lowetl. Mnna;, 22-27; Portland, Me., '!0-May 4. Rome, UnyiJ A JullCt, MaJKaHC, XA Salle, III,, 23- IflrrW, Donnetl*',' 20-May 4. .. .37; Robh SIhI.tb, Hint, Jeanelle, l'n., 22-37; Fnrally, ■ HraiMdclt; 20-Mnr 45 i;. .. .- Robinson, Willie, Gotham, Bklit,, 33-37. Roniild A Mnrr, llownnl. Boilon, 22-27. Rnssn^Welg,- Hartye, Lafayette, Deifolt. 22-27, Itnberls, Hnyea ft KbhertH, Orpheirm, SI. Paul, Minn., 22-27. ,, tUekHO A Conwny. Umpire, ft.' Mndlaon, Ir., 22- ,3.7; Jcntnlly, Dnyennorl, afl-MayMl. Hose AKant), Mtigle, llraddoi'lii Pg.; 22-2T. Ilminlrtoa (HI, Avoliiie,'-Clilttygtr, 88-27,' ItoVw.A Wwla. KmiHre, NcW Orosa, KqUnBi Mny O-ll : rticplre, Htrnlfdril, 13-18; Hhef. Bush, . 20-25. , j ' Rolwriy's Anlmnla, Omjiftrm', Bk1n.-,'2227. Iloaltlno A Klevena, orrhCUnk; It?ndl/iR,' Pa., 22- 37; Ornlieurn. Allenlowii, 2n-Mny4; Itohlsch-ft fttiMdreSs. Oranf), Marlon; mil., 22-27. Rogers ft Deelr.- Union Hflflarie.' N. Y.O., 22-27; Kellb's, Cieyelnnil, 20 Mnyj I, ■• R/mricy ft Bent. Helhnwn'y a, timR, MMT,; 32-37. ICnblilnaon. J'nfquelle ft Woods, Pamlly, Shamokln, Pp.; 22-27.' - ltoherl. A llnlslor, Pamlly, c.iIUusyll(e, Pa., 22- 87; 0. v O. II., imitmtown, 2fl-Mny 4.' Rossi, Conniesa Olgn, orpheum', St. Paul, Minn., 23-27. . - > . Bobby,; Dan; Olympic,. No. nenrt, Ind., 22-37; lllJr.ll. A'llilerscll, 8D:.Vtay •*: i i'j Rnyal'Muslcsl Five. Or'pHeiini. Mlpinrt'tioTta. 22-27. ltf«c.on ft. Slma, Mnrlofl. Marlon, O., ■ 82-27"; Cnoper, .Ml. Verpnn',80-Mpy 1. •..•!. . Ulihln.- Paul;- PhMor's; N; Y.O.. 22-27. Itiinwlla, ..Mimical, Crystal, Marlon, Ind., 22-27; . Crystal.", Hlfci:aH. SV-M0 «-'■'■.- . • ;-,.'... v Russell, Phil A Carrie, Colonial, Cambridge, 0., 22-27. , • IlusseU. .V .HeM. Majestic, BlPatt', Tex'., 21-27; QrpHeurrt. New OMean*. 20-May 4,. Hya'rT ft Hlchlleld, Orphenm,- Boatoa, 32-37; Co- lonial, N, Y. 0., go-May >,, . ,- lu ,- -. „.- a Bato; O. K., .Cnalnb KUraial Lucerne; Hwltier- lartrt. 22-llhy K. , 1 , c , Kniilell. Gre.it; Ciirnlral. IndlabatMlla, 22-27; Peo- ple's. OIhe.lhn*ll, 20^Mny 4, • ■■ Ha»nu ft VtcHrlde. Empire. Hoboken, N, J... 22-27. HAMf; JoseMVIhit, TonVlng Africa, 22-May 31. Saunders. Chalk, Keith's, Boston, 22-27. Hndler. Joale, ft Co., Proclor'a, Newark, N. J., 33-37 Scott"* Wilson, Shea's. Buffalo, N. Y., 33-27; Torcnlp. ,Cnn.. 20-May .4- , . , Reotti). The. Oryslnl, Detroit, ,23-,27, • gcliMaller, iv noiiert; .Crystal. Detroit..22-27. Rcundea («;■ t'nlque, Minneaimiia; 22-27. HSmi".Waftra. Flndlay; PIntllny, 0., 33-27; U. Y.. BHou, Kenosha. Wis.. 20-Mny 4. yltTtMir' A Dllpree, Mdhawlt, ,*heiKierajly. 23-37; Armory, Hlnghnniliin, S^.Moy 4. ■rrn, Chna.. latith Nt.. N. Y. C 22 27. M fierra, Beam, Uladya, JncolM', Pateraon, N. J.. 22-27. Beam, Chase's. Waalilogtotii ,D. O., 23-37. . Bfmbn', Chna. P.; Hhea'a. Toronto'.'Can., 32-27; Shaw, Lillian, Ornlieum, Denver, 22-27. Hluiw, Mimek, HUr; l.'atrobe, Pa,, 28-27 ;■ New Kensliifioii, "2ti .May -I. Bbi'imnl,. Uilon. liny market, Chicago. 23-27. SIuiw. Allan, Orplieum, Kansas Oily. Mo., 22-37, Shannon; Larry, Dixieland l'k'., JacksoiiTllle, Fla., 32-27. Sherman, Do I'oreat, A Co., Hayraarket, Chicago, Shorn*Bros., Orpbcum, Salt Lake City', U., 32-37; DenYcr, 20-Mny 1 4J ■ Shepherd A Ward, Union flfinar*;-.N.; Y. 0.; 22-27. Short A Kdn'arda, Htnuilnnl, Oludlnnutt, 22-27. Sheridan A- Milton. Poaior'aJ N.: Y. 0„ 22-27. Sharp, ChnrhM, Majestic, Chicago. 22-27. Sbatluck. Truly, Mnjeatlc, Chicago, 32-37. Sheldon A Wilson, Manhattan;- Morfolk. Va., 32-27. Hliean ft Warren, Gotham, llkln,, 33-37. Hlinilm. Wlllanl, ft Co., tirpliemo. Hkln., 32-27. slmfiis. tteoublo, Mnln St„ Peoria, 111,, 22-27; Oaletv, Sprlngllelil,. 20-Mny 4. Shtrtnlas, The, (lolhahi, N. Y. 0., 22-37; Jaco'ua', Pateraon. .V. J., 20-May- 4. fllmotl-flardner OO.', II. AH;. Bkln., 22-27.. Silver, lsitdore. llljou, liulutli. Minn., 32-27. Sinclair ftCovcrl, Pnalor'n.-N. Y. 0„ 22-37. Slefried. Keith's, Itoston. 23-27. Sdilon Rco?.. a. O U.. Plttahnra.' 22-37. Silvers. The, A", ft S., Boston, 82-27. "Hide -Show." Keith's, Columbus, O., 22-27. Strohaona, Musical, Keith's, Providence, II. I., 22-27. Slosson Pauline. T-JTU', Muskogee, I. T., 32-27; I,yr|e. rJo-.f.feAieater, 80 r Mty 4!. -..• - Sinter; Pinch, ft Co.,. Tem'pje, DBlrpH;' 33-37; Oobk O. n.. llbclifater. N.Y.. 20-May 4... Steed's Pantomime Co., Keith's, CleyBlaudi 33-27. SIMM, Will 11., A Co., Oolonlal, Luwicttcc, Mass., Smilifft Moire, lllslto, Itlptra, N. to 22-27. Stdlthft Cnnipbell, Kellb>s, llostott, 83-27. .'. .. Smljb, \V. 11. N-. Sheedy'H. Full River, Mob's'., 33;27. ■■■ .. " Smith ft Arado, Bllou, Ann Arbor, Mica., 33-37. Stneflley, OCorg».- BentietfH, Ottawa, Cai.. 22-2T. Smith, Sir.', Bennett's, CMRW Can,, 33-27. Snyder « ltnekiey, OlynVpic, Chlcako, 23-27; Lyric, Danvllll., 20-Mny i. Southtrlnnd ft Curtis, tlnlely, Onlealnrg, III., 20- May 4. ■ • Hnanldlng A Dunree, llljou, Qulncy, III.. 22-27. spmee Mtulcnl OuMpera (3). Oolonlal. .V. Y. C, Spray" Slaters, Star," Milwaukee, 28-27. Spopli Minstrels, Kninlre, Pate^Bon.^N, J 33-37 Hplssell llroa. A Ma>k, AnollQ, Dusseldotf; Get- malty, 33-30; Palace, London, England. May 1- June .10. Spedden A nerton. Flora's, Mndloon. Wli„ 22-27; Star, .Menosho, 8!)-May 4.. Spencer, Wnlter, Crystal; Sf. Joseph, Mo., 22-27. Stev'eits, Kittle; na'lhaway'a. I-owfll; Mass., 38-37. Stallion A ManSbern,' Chle»Ml ; 33-37. _ ' . Stuart. Arthur, ft Keeley Sisters, Hsyroarket, Chilian". 82-37;.M»ie«lle.;Chlcn4t). 30MMy 4. "Slnnnlile fltenadlere/' KrlihV, lhrrjvWfhrs?; H. I., 23-27; Shea's, Buffalo; N. V.. 311-Mny 4. Stanley ft Cogswell. Sovoy, TTnhillloh. Cat*.. 22-37. Stanford ft lu.rllriRlnh'. Hrn.tcnbnfBO's. Phllr., S3- 27. Sllnson A Merlon, Pastor's; N. Y. Oi. 32-3T. .. Slevens A Herley. Atlantic Otirrteh, N. Y. 0., 22- 37; P.ilnee, Boslbn, 30-flny,4.- •■_ RIWTCrolln ft Co., Moan ft Stoll Tour, RntlMhl. Stn^j»' > Vli!'chc«ttint Strwt O. It., Phlln.;.22-37. «e»etls,- Ritwln, A Co., Olr>licnm; )*»' Ahgelei, Oal., 32-27. Bt. i*oh * atcCurlek, OrhhwM, GoUIMMli, 3S-37. fsubr. Jn^*0iL : O.?A £ Bkln.. Wmfo SHiitmnn A Crnwfnnl, (I. (i. YT.. Plltatiorg, 20- ...Mky 4i• i- . -. ,--• -. , - - -■ St. I ngo ItHM, Columbia. .Clnelnnnll; 22 27. St. Olplr Slitters,. I'.niplrf. Drs MOinCs; la., 23-27. St, Julbn. M-, -.Uljou. llntlle Creek-, Mich., 22-27; Jnckson; 20-Mny 4. Solly. Lewi Cotumbln.r Olnclnnall, 22-37. Sully A Phelps, O. JI.,;,Mt. Camel, Pa., 23-27. "Sunny Sc.iilh." Vnlenllne-, Toleiln, 0.', 23-27; , Keith's, .Ooltunbus,- 20'41 ay 4;..... - - - - . > Sullivan. W. J.. Windsor. St. Paul, Minn., 22-27. Sutton Jj^foUorif .Bijou, Lansing, Mich., 23-27; lieum. Omohs, Neb., 33-37; laoa. Bay City, 20-May 4^ utcUITe Troupe, ftrfih Orpheum. Mlnnccnolla. 2(l\May 4. Sullivan, Mark, Oipheum,. Denver, Col., 22 27. Ktirnmcrs, Chan. A .losephlno. BIJou, Oshkosli, wis., 22-87; Green Hay, 20-May. 4. , Sa'aln ft I'owvtrs., Hlnr, Monessen. Pa., 22-27; Gem, Mnnoogahela, 20-May '4.- Swant, Fmnees, A Co... Orphlnm, Chlllleotbe, O.. 22-27; Howard. Huntington, W. Va;. 30- ,-May-t. Hn-or nros., Maryland, Baltimore, 22-27. . Sylvan A O'Nelf. Gayely, I'ltlabnni. 23-27. S;mon<|s r , Jack;. Folly, Cblcaso, 32-27; Star, Mil- waukee. 20-Mny 4. Tnleotn. The, Hippodrome, Pittsburg, 22-27; Alt- meyer'a, McKecsooh, 20-Mar 4.. ,- Tate's. Harry, Ccniedy Co., Kcenej'a, Bkln., 22- 27. ... ,.-,.- .... . Tanguny, F.vn, Alhsmbra. N.. Y. 0.. 22-27. : Taylor, Lejl/t,, PolI'sV Springfield, Masa., 22-87.; Tonna, Unllutway's, New IKslford, Mail,, 22-27; I^Well, 211-May 4;... , .. ,\ Taylor. Alice ft Henry, Shea's, Toronto, Con., 22-27'., :. .. .- . . .: . Z ,. .:..:.'. Taylor, Kv«, A CO., Ofi.btuni, flffatotl,' 22-2T. . Taylor Twin Sisters, Auditorium Illtik, Richmond, V.a.,_itl3'.27. . . a. ■ ., ,':.■■ -.- . Teal, RflymohcT. 0; 0. H.. .Grand Rapids, Mich., 23-37; Galeiy, dnlesbere. ,111.,; 2Q-M«r 4. . Terry A Elmer, Chase's, Wnahlnfcton, 6T 0., 22- 27. . -..;.-., . , .„., , j,:. .r.-i. Touipejit Staters, .KeenCy's,;,Bldn;,. 22-47. -,' . 'ftllIry;',Flir»»r.,lc..A IV. <fira»y Oily, N- J...22-27. Tc.varkann'A Walby, Family, Pottavllle, Pa., May 0 ; 1I. .;.. Ten Brooke- Lambert, ft Co.. Poll's. Bridgeport, . Cqni).,.22-37j- ' . _.;-.. /i Tetstiwarl 'fronpe; Lafayette, Detroit,' 2?-27. TjMaapa. Wax, I]., Vn|«(ttlne, Toledo, O.;. 22-27. Tborrte, »lr. ft-Mrs. Harry, Proctor's, Albany, N. v 29-'''" TlnirM6n,"li(iwarti;.CabM; ligypt, 32-MaV 31. 'Jhomna ft Payne,- Piirk. Johnaitiren, PJL, 22-27. •Thb'-' Qunrtctle; Poll's, Ifnrtford, Conn., 22-27; Bridgeport, zii-May 4; . . , "Thht" Q'udrtelte, lCe(tU'a^,.Co)iinibiia,-.a, .22-27. Thomnson's Elepha'nls, Chestnut afreet O. It., Phlla., 22-2J. ..... Thuther, Leonn, A Black Birds, Keith's, Boa- tun, 22-37. . , , . TlillwniiiB MM Clrls, O. 0. H*., Grand Rapids, Sllch:. 32'27. , . Tlghe, Haerr L„ A On., Oolonlal, Lawrence, MSpst&JBa - .. v .„. Z . •tttf ft To>. Family, Maharloy City, Pn;,:3-37. Tourist Trio. Unique,.Minneapolis; 23-37? ... Toitrhlllon; Max,, Troupe, Orplieum, San Fran., Oal;, 2£-May 1L Tojedo. Troupe. Keeney's, Bkln.. 22-27. .. Travers,. rtrifaY.I,- lifaWs 1 , OgdcnY U., 21-27; Nove/iy, Denv-er, 2S Mky 41- ,. Tritesdell. Mr. ft Mrs. Howard; 23d St., N. Y. 0., 23-37... . ■ -.:.,, : ..... Trnnhadours 13), Oolnrftblh, St. I/Ouls*, 1 22-27; Pnrk, ln(Iinnnp«lls,;2n:Mliv'4. . Tracy; Did:. Faitilly, I'lliston, Pn;, 22-27; Oar- bondile,. ai-May, I." , - . i . 'I'ttlly. .May, ft fin., Orpheum; Denver, Col., 22 27. Turner, lierl. Dreamland., nra.ldnclr; Pn.. 22 27; Wonderland, WllmCrillliir, BO-MhjM: . Tuscnno (WJffa,. A. A S'.. JNWMn! 88 27. Tnlsa,, llowafd. Ilitnllnglon; ,w, Va;. 83-27. Tiirrrer. Coca npafth; «' l,W„ KfflUl'S. Pb'llh.. 32-27. Tylef Trio.- A llialahrn, Savahnih, Gd., 22-27. Tyee, Llliln a. Hi ft'B., likin., 33-37. Urchins.;<lt)...nr>Mil. , i.'iWllkrahkee', Wis., 22-27; MitjWlr,' Mr.llson. 80'MaV 4; T/Hlflf*,. OMH.Ii! A.iFaftifle, .Ullca, N. Y., 22-27; H.-a.lliuf, I':.., 2ft-Mn^'4..: . . Voneei-Clnrieo, Orrhaum'; -Bkln,, 28-27. Vnlnilons. The, Keith's, Providence';. R, f„ 22-37. Vnlleflti'r leopards, Tetitro Marti, Havana, Oulnt, 22-M.iy 111 Vnlrtsre T^upo, Bennett'B.l.ondo'n; Can 1 .', 2227. Vnitghn, Dick, Rlnllo, Klmlra, N. Y. 0.. 28-87. Van. tjolre A Colrely, Topic, Itllllngs, Mont., 22- May 18. Van;- liarry, Mnnetle, Mn,,' 22-27. Van. Billy, .tf.Wftics', VYatcfliltry, Oonh., 23-27; Porl.hnil, Mi'.. aO-Mny-4; -.-. . ; Vari, CII : ir1otJ * Pannle, Colonial; Lawreo'ce, Mass., 22 27; Orplieum. llemllng, Pa., 20-May 4. Variety Qt'rtrielle, linbelall, Denver, 82-27; Nov- elly. i'nehu. 2R-Mny 4... Vnssar Olrlm Orprt'eum. Bkln.. 22-27. Vasco, Alltnnhra, N. Y. •'., 28 27. VaMlelles, Tile. Magic. Brnildock, Pa., 22-27; (Uletv. Alllriniv, <>.. 211 Mny •!. . • Van Kp;>s, Jack. >nd KonMohwro Olrlai' Young'a. Ailantlc Oily, N. J., 2227; Keeney'a, Bkln., aP-May 4, WTtlnrcl Triot- rtwp!re,-'St. Paul, Minn., 22-27. ■ ..MHc>; Danville, 3B-*«y;'"4..'.. ' L-,.< • --,„, WorMV fiofnAly Four, (Mymnle. : flhlenpyi, 22-27; Atlilmbin; St. J/tiils, 2#\firy 4. •.' - • • World .t-.-|\fiigsioni: Cnrrink; Wllmlnjfton, Del., 22- .'.lMX: tlo*inije, N: ,J.,-8l»:May 4.- :'■ Wnt* «Ower. CcJnnlnl. H. Y. f Oi-8»-27. - Woods, Lillian, Bush Temple, Dallas, Ter., 22- May 4' i- * Wood, Frttnnls, rroctnrls,; Newark, N. J-, 22-37; .Victoria, -V. V. 0-, 20-May" 4. Wdod Bros., Star, St..rani, Minn., 22-27. . Wondn-nn], V.P.; llljou, I.lnooln, Neh., 22-87. Woodward's Seala, Olympic. Chicago. 22-27. Ycom-in; George, Grand, Milwaukee, 23-87; Bijou, Id Crosse, 80-May 4. m Young America Quintette, Kelth'a, Cleveland, 23- 27. Yeunff Buffalo, Miner's Bowery. S. Y. 0., 32-27; Gayety, Albany. K. Y., 20 May 1. Young. OlliC, A Bro.. Hopkins', Memphis, Tcmi., 81-27. Young. A Mnnnlnc Crjitel, Marlon, Intl., 22-27; Crystal, Klkhurr. ?0-May 4. Yumn. Orrdtcum, Mioneapolla, 22-27. - - Yule. Arthur, Betnetfa, Irf>nnon. Can., 22-27. Znnelgs, The. St- George's UalL Uvcrpool. Kng- lard, 22-2Z; 1'iee- Trnde Hall.: ManchesU-r, 30- May 4; Drill Hall, Macclesfleld. IS; Gloucester, li): Allien IUII Svransen, 17, 18. : Jtnmorn ft Znmorii, Schlndler's. Chicago, 22-37. Zaw|,. Verno.i Co., Chase's, Washington, D. 0., 22-27.. . . , . • Zennr. tirent. Orphlum, Sidney, 0., 28-37; Dream- land,' Irontop, 20-May 4. Zlmmirman, Al. ft" Pearl, Empire, Springfield, HI., 22-.May 4. ..... ..,.- . Zlska ft King, Doric, Yonkert. N. Y-, 22-27; 13.nii St.. N. Y. a, .20-Mny,4.. , ;, Zolgry.. The. Btjou, Kalntt|n»or., Mich;. 22-27. Zoiiboulakls, Crystal, Milwaukee, 22-27. - - ill m-im*tt*mii lifi' l |--"-'-- y-| r fii'i"! o\ THIS noABi. lUliaWtmnii nltT V|rrll!S iti? SnpplementDl 1,1st — ne^e-lved Too IMttr for < lusslrtctIon. "Jut You a.Mason r"—Klmlra, N. Y., 24. ... Blair. Knrenlc (Waganhala ft Kemper, ragrs.)— Philadelphia, Pa., 20May v 4. ... _. ... Burton's .Slock" (0. StoCkrcltl, mar.)—Salem, III., 20'M»V £ ... j. Cameron; Grace (C. n. Kerr, msr.)—Chicago, III., SP-HaJfi; . v ... Craig. John, Stock—Boston; Mass., 30, Indefinite. "Conpty Fair."...Nell Bnnreaa'^Utlea, N. Y., .27. "Dorothy Vernon of Iladdon Ilall"—N. Y. Olty 20-Mpy. 4. ., ., "Dutchman's Honeymoon" ;(Pranlr t. Whlttler, ragr. I—Moomip, Obritt., 21, Danlelsoa 20, Taun- ton, Mas*,, 2U. New BedftfM.37, Pulnurn, Conn., May 2. Webster, Mass.. 3, Peterboro 4, "F.ast l.ynne"—Cnrhondale, Pa., May.2. "Fatal Wedding"—Hnyonne, N. J-, 80-May 1, Wil- mlnglon. DeL. 8 1 Vhn, Chirlea 0-, Temple, Delrnlt, 22-27; Cook O; H., RoolieHler. N.'y/. 20-Mny 4; Velile Trln. llowa'nl. Boston, 83-27. Vrol, IIAIle, Orplieum, Kansas City, Mo., 38- May 4. Vernon; Jieqites', Waterbury, Conn., 23-27; Keith's,.Beaton; 30-Mny 4. • il: Vvata, Nettle, Uhlon. Square, N. Y.O.. 32-27. Victoria, Mile.. Poll'a'. BrldgVtpnrt.-.Cohn., 32-27. Vleforln. Veiln.Ketlli's.-t'liUa., 22-27. Village Choir. Armory, Blnghamtoo, N. Y-, 32-27. VtnWj Wilt, I;afayette; Detroit, 33-27. .1 Volln.^Orphehm, St. Paul, Mint!., 22-27; Denvtt, 20iMny-4; -i , ■ .ub ■!..:■ . . Voken. ll»rry A Margaret Dkly, Hopkins,' Louis- ville, Ky., 22-37; Ooluratila, St. Louis, 20- Voa Hau'f, George, Empire, Frankford, Phlla'., 22-27. t . War<l, Billy, Hube'f'a, N..Y. tj, 23-27.' Ward.A Currafl; poll's,.Shftngfleld. Miss., 23-27. Waterbury . Broa. A Teanev, Proctor'a. Albany, N; y., 22-27Tnn St..:N. Y. 0.. 20-May 4. Watson, I*w, Howard. Boston', 22-27, Wayne, A. Ji, Turner Uall, Green Bay, Wis., 22- May *. ■ • • " ..-,..' Watson. Fred.. A Morrlsaey Slaters, Kelth'a. Provldencp. It; I.. 23-27. , • Warren ft Blonchntd, Orpheunt; Kansas City, Mo-., 82-27. •- Watson's Farmyard, Keith's, Phlla.; 22-37; Poll's, llirtfbrd, Ootth- 20-Mnf 4. Washer Bros.. Family, Oakland, Ky., 22-27. Warda, Ah, Oryfltal, AttdWuoa, Ind,,. 22-27; Ko- kbmb, 20-May 4. Watklmt, William A., Walnut St., Cincinnati, 22- 37. nnjiie'l; Virginia (Sam S. A-.Lee Shuhert. Inc., nigba—Providence, It. I., 22-26; Boston, Mass., 20-Mny 4. ntlntlngs. the Four (Harry Dull, mgr.)— Lonls- Wile, Ky., 22^7. "llply Oily." Clarence! Bennett's—Philadelphia, PA.. 20 ; M4y 4: ... "Human Ilenrls," Southern (Joy Slmras, mgr.)— .«h|qirii, .Kyv, 29, Huntington, W. ,Va., 20, Portsmouth, 0-, 27. Cincinnati 88-Mn'y 4. "In, lx>ulslahti"—Lowell, Most.. 30. Jefferson, THoaias—Baltimore, Md.. 20-Mny 4. "Joshua Slmpklns"—Allnnttc Oily, N. J., 31. King Stock'— OharlcBUMt, S. O., 22-27. • Klrlgsley's Slock ll'lerce It. KlngsWy. mgr.)— l.'ort. .Smith; Ark., 24-211, Russellvillo 28-30, Danlnnelle May 3-4, McDonald. Stock «l. w. McDonald, mgr.)—AM- lefie,.Tev..82J7. llnlhl 3n-May 4. Mnnhnltan Opera—Clinrleslon, S. C, 20, Indefi- nite • .. . * MlUer Broa.';Slock (Lee Slrntton, mgr.)—Fort Mhillsnn, la.. 22 Mny II. "Mnnlaiia',' (Jas. D. Carey, mgr.)—Fort Wnyne, Iml.. .28; Cleveland, o:, 39Miir 4. ,., "MnaMllllotiiilre" (W, W.il.npiiht; mgr,)—nielt- gnje.i Vt., ,81,. Swahlon' 8.',. Itouso Point. N. v., 311. Chiimplnln 27. Cliateaugny 30, llrnshlon :w, Hl.ltegU.I'nlls Mny 1. Norwood 2; UaaMw il, Socket Hnrhnr.4. ..:.--.-,.• Nrelson,. Ilorlcnse—Mnnsfleld, 0„ 24. "On.' Parole" (Jienry Miller, mgr.)—Louisville, KY.,; 22-27. Cincinnati. O., 28-Mny 4. . "Obi SI Plunknnl"—Snginnw, Jilleh., 28; Hay Oily 83. ., - . Pnge, Rlecta (W. W. I.nnolnt, mgr.)—St. John, Que., Cart., 33-3T, Matnne, N. Y., 20-Majf *: "ParlwI'-on the Hrldnl Tour" (Chns. K. Blnncy Amuse. Co.. mgrs.l—N. V. (,'lly 3»-Mny 4. Shea, Thou. li. (Nixon ft Zlniniernuin, mgrn.)— Ollawn, t'an., .May R, 4. .. . Siionv Mortioicr, Slock—.Memphis, Tcnn., 22, In- ileflnllc. "Squaw Man" (Llebler A Co., mgra.)—Atlantic cay, -N...J., 2S. Trescoit. Virginia Drew (Jo». M. Galtcs, mgr.)— Lowell. M«Bs.,.37. Taylor, Albert, ."tock—Galnesvllle. Tox., 22-27. Trnhern:Stock (AL.Trnhefn,: (ngrO—Sag liarlwr. N".: Y-, 24, PalchoKiic 20. Bay Shore 2H,'.0}alcr liny 87,. 8«yvllld 20 r : Southampton 30, Sag Har- hhr May I, Patchoguc 2, Bay Shore 3, Oyster :. Ray 48- ;,. - ■ , . "Two Orphans"—Atlantic City, N. J.. 20. "ThofQughbreir TrarapV" Klmer Walter's (Oscar .Innex; mi:r.)i—ManalleliL O... 2.1. ..... - ,. "Texas Sweethearts" (A. Vlllnlr, mgr.)—Mans- ion. Wis- 27, Waterlown 28. Portage 30. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Brownlee A need's—Oil City, Pa..; 23. Ooshraotoa 2u, Meadvllie 27.. . "Uncle. Tom's Cabin," Terry's (W. 0. Dickey, mgr.)— Little Slonx. la., 27, Sioux Olty 20, MerrlU 30, Marcus May 1, Alia 2, Author. 3, Otto 4. Van fluren Stock (W. W. Lajiolnt, mgr.)^-George- town, P. E. I„ Can., 22^27, Obarlottclown 20- May 4. .. . "Village flroccr" (Duntln A Lapolnt, mgra.) — Westfirld, pn., 24, Oaceola 2.1, Klklond 36, Mnnsdcld 27, Troy 80; Towando 30, Montrose _May X, Sidney. N. Y.. 2. Wallace 3. .Delhi 4. Wills, Nat M. (Hrimdhurat ft Currle, m«ra,)—Al- i.u. 'mi t...,, UMcijuMiuu. J Orplieum,..lilneoln, Net!-,' 20-Miy": 4;;. Webb ft Connolly; Stat.-Seattle," Wn«b., 31-27. Welts Bros., ft Smith, Dominion, Winnipeg, Can., . 32-27. , , „ . Wessely, Max*' Tfonpe; 2»d St;. N.Y; 0.; SK3T7 westpti, Al, IL. A.Co., Temple, Detroit, 23-27; Cook 0. II.. RoChealer, N. Y.. jswBSS 4> Weston, Willie, Orpheum, Kansas City, Mo., 22- 87;' Welch, Ben,, Keith's, Providence, It. L.22-27. Welch.- i.cm. M«as ft Stall, ft Itlcnrd's tours, BSlatiuY 22-June DO. ;,.... ... Welch, Mealy, A Montrose; Majestic, Chicago. 22- Whelnti ft Sea'rles, Waahlngtou, Spokane, Wash., May i. Whltumn Sisters, Gotham. Bkln., 2J-27. AVhllntan. Frank, Young's, Atlantic City, N. I., 22-J7; Bb'tilwrl's, (HJca; N. Yv, 20-May 4.. Whlteslrtes, .TKe, Orpblnm; SprltllWelil. 0.^22-27. White ft Sanfonli Los Aiigeles, Cal.. 32-Majr f. Wblteley ft Hell, Ofrsial, Anilereon, lUd;, 32-37. Wheeler SIstHs, Zanesvllle, 0., 22-21; Sptlnj- ■Oeld; 20-Mhy 4, • -. Whlllle, W. K., ft Co., Orpheum, Boston, 32-27. Wllkon, lleoree, Kmplrc, Peterson; N. J.,' 23-27. Wilson, Jack! A Co., II. A B.. llkln., 24-27. Wilson' Bros.,.llSlb St., N. Y. C. 22-27; 23il St., N.. y. «., 2t);Mtiy ■».. ■ ^ Wllke, Untiert, MBfyland.■ BUHIrfmre, 02r37. Wlxdii.S Balnni-KmnlrC, Frankford, Phllai, 3tS7. Williams, o; w., Orphean), New-Orleans. 3»n. WIllnM. Clihs,, CnMho. Washington, PA., 83-27; Cnslioelon. O., 20-May 4. Willis Ftimlly. KntHW Boalon.'33-37. Wlllldnis A' I'nllmiln, llmrnM. Bviloft;. 3fl-Majr 4. Williams Dun, I sick !lftvj>h; i'f;. 211-27. Willi.iw Dno; l«clt HS'vcu, P«„ = 32-27.;_ Wlhilmir. Item, KmplK.. San Iterdlngo, t'nl., 22- 27; Natlhnai, Rati FrkH.. 20-Mar 4, Wilder, Mntshnll P., 12.1th Street, N. Y. 0., J2-27. hany, N. Y-, 34, Philadelphia, Pa.. 20-May 4. Wills Musical Comeily (John it. Wills, mgr.)—Co- iiimbus; Ga-, 83-87, .Augusta 80-May 4.: Whytc Dramatic (C. P. WKyle, mgr.)—Hlllsboro, Tex., 83-27. Cleburne 20-May 4. Woods Slock (Arthur J. Woosls, mgr.)—Morrison, . 111.. 2(1-27, Clinton, In., 3i).-May 4, Ye Colonial Stock (C. W. Benner, mgr.)—Barnes- vllle, O., 83-27. Utlcft 20-May 4- V Al Dl.Vllll . Brady, Bennett and Brady <F. J. GUI, mgr.)— Jeannette, Pn.. 80-May 4. . MISCICLLANEOCS. Parker AmusemeRt Co.—}iliicou. : .Qa„ 20 : May 4. The KLf.ime Optical Co. report a new. lot of (ianmoiit fllrOB, Including: The Terrorist's Itemdfsc, GhaRlnir a Saiistigc, Curfew shall Not Ring To-nlp,ht, Parody on Toreador, riritt Dinner at Ills FntUor-lnlnAv's, Flirting on the Sands, N.ipciieon find Sentry, Take Good'Care of Baby, ttrtd The Catvlrin; Doctor. MiLtis BnotHBitR, through their London. and Paris cgents, have secured ttle Icadlpg foreign dims, which are now en route tar.mvr York. They Include the [unites of Robert W. Paul, Gaumonl arid Wdltardaw, of London; Nordlsh Film Co., of Copenhagen, and the Internationale Klneteuiutocrnpheii uml Lldit Effect Co., of Herlln. . LIliui-ul terms arc offered to steady jutlrons. Miles llros. hnvc ofllceB In New York, Boston and San Fran- cisco.' "A." Winter QAY in Tirn ConNTitv" shows the delightful outdoor and Indoor pastimes of rural life 1 ; when tho snoW envers the gfoimd —n tjnlltlng. party,, a sleigh ride, shooting wild geese, Wind man's hull, a dlnnnr parly, and ..other entertaining; subjects. This dim is fnfnlRhc.iT by S. litihln, wlm nlRo rcparls continued demand for.his "Unwritten Law" sttlvjcct, which hhs ftraypd to tic a great card. The elncnjri'nph, a most satisfactory moving iilclure niaohlne and' Rlerhoptlcon conrblned, Is also RU'pnlled hv Ihls firm. Tub P.uiii; alms are fonnd In all the stlovrX, '('hey nra manufactured In Franco, and are imriortcil. In lnrge>. immhera in thin country to lie handled hy.lhn New York.house. w FP.NfiiNn MARTBn" Is lite into of A neW lilogrftiili Dim. -which shows tin affair nf honor between' two Parisians. In etaet detail. "Ds m STiOB," showlflc fscenen from a modorrt mplotlrnrda as played on Hie Bowery, Kafl been Isniled hv the Vltagranti. "The Flat Pweller8" la one of their Inlest comics, iffife fewtfffl'.Itrif WilY ma anrt>ar fen Sltafw-openwr thr?' season In Nashville TWn Sfl^.a^^ She?- #|6h' ls„ .siiylner n grdSt dual. There „ f c several novelties and many thrilling feninri.. on the programme, and there Is every rnnerm to predict a prosperous season for the enter prise; - c c " 1 "- The Mid entree nnd general IntroBuctlon presenting wonderful, riderg and Important personaeiis from all paru of the world wni a splendid array of gorgeous costumes Mtl a. show of mounted military miuirpuvreV Major Mllle (Pawnee Illll), about whom in n ' fay cavalcade was formed, was greeted win. enrty applause. Theflrst scene wa» an act by a tribe of Mohave Indians, Introducing the Mohnve mettiod of cremating their dead. The "li F.xprcss," an. exact reproduction of melhisU of carrying lmpOrUnt jnhll before the ndVcni of tile rallroailK In the West, sbowlntr hair changes were made nt relay slallons. was in Interesting and Instructive feature. Ron'nr Joso Hnrrao, of Old Mexico; Dave Wrlmen of Oklahoma; White Hirffulo,- a Sioux 'ai i Maater Jimmle GaVrltt, tho phenomeunl' cov. bpy lasso expert, gave a praiseworthy exhi- bition Of fancy and expert Inssolng' Tho great Oendwood stage coach, robbery was realistically portrayed, and the rescue by •■ band of cowboys, led by Pawnee IHH. afV- a desperate battle, was thrilling in the ex- treme. A. roundup of genuine cowboys from the cattle domains of.the Western plains, in their sports and pastimes, presented by Ollrann Bros., Wm, Lambert. Clyde Miller, Roy (free' ory and Y» aync Ilcnsley, wrb a plensfng net Pawnen Bill scored a' hit with his famv shooting. Although he has not done the shooting; act for a 1 ntmtbcr.of years, It was said by those w|tO remembered his work In fbriher years that lie showetl up la old time form. Ilager Abdnllnh Mnmolulte'g tribe nf Arabian, acrobats from Morocco, icOrnd a decided miccess In their whirlwind htnbllne act. A detachment of United Stntes CoVoJry under the direction of Bcritt. Jai-k L>nr, ahva an unusual exhibition of American horseman- ship, giving the "riionkoy drill." Cllus. Ban. nelt, the world's jthhrrtplon uinrksntuu, did honor to' his title, arid' gave a marvelous ex- hibition of fancy shooting with revolver and rifle. Tim Buckley's troupe of Bngf Indian ele- phants did u scries of new and difficult tricks. Ope of the most thrilling scenes of the first part of ltao show wns the bunging of an outlaw, who had stolen a hnrse, hIiowIii" how Justice was dealt out In tlm curly" dav.t on the frtniller. The ntToeloits Mountain Slendnw 'Massacre was reproduced In a most realistic manner. The Mexican crin'tra dnnce on hnrsehnck. led .by Puwnr-e Dill and May Llllle, was well received; ..Tho grand lnllltnrjr toiirnnmenl, In- troducing the i-iivnlr.v ladles nf Iho great tm- tlnna of the World', was nn exhibition worlliv of special mention. The grand conclave was composed of Ptncjlsh. Driiirnonn, (leimnu flntisnrs, French f'iivalrytrien, A'merlcnn In- dlany, Arabian llnt'semen, .Inpnnew. Cavalry. Cross fnllnvfers, uYill United sinleM cavalry Tho Knriiki'l, slick dance, a confusing; litii Blc of dnxlerlty; agility and rapid ovnlullons, by Hirwwa's fnmouK,Slnc;lmlejio l roupe of per- formers from l.he ••nivrnn Island," of Ceylon, was something new. There wjik also it Jrnlllin Of. ntillvi! Atrlciins, headi'i' hy Chief Tevl. and n Iroupe of South American (louclins, in an cxhiiiiMiui of tlirowlnglhe boliis. Then nunc nn exblhlllnn of riding hitckln« broochoM by Wnyne IleiiKley. Clyde Miller, llic Gitmnn Rrothers,. Roy Cregory, Charles Al- drlch, II. Wllv-hwny (a' IMIljiwntiamle In am), p. a. icipney and Bmha Knipernick. a rcmiirkahlo female hm-klng -bofsc ■ rider. Prince' Lues's innrv'elnu.4 Imperlnl CoRsaelt cavalry did honor to their rcniitiitlnii of lielpg tho most dexterous nrid dnirlng riders of the world. . , Tim ■ various gnmes and races indulged In by cowboys and Ihdlnns on Ihe plains were . lenwdticorl.. und the daring- iwork of tho pnr- tlclnaJitH drew forth mucn admiration untl Jipplau-ii'. ...........,' "The Orent Train Itobbcry," the crowning feature of lr»o show thin season, Is senna!ton- al. . In picture and plultomlnc the story of the train rohhory Is told so vividly and' Willi such realism that one. feels as' » li« Were transported io the wild relgon renresenteil and nn actual observer of tlto thrilling, aen- satlonnl drawn of a real railroad hold-up. Tltp scenes Include n typical mining enmii town, the mountainous locality of the hold- up; nnd (he running tight over the hills be- tween the, sheriff's posse nnd the lutndlls, supposed to be led by JJm Dnlrbri, It Is a Ktrqng feature otad a fitting cllmnx to this excellent show. ,. The. Show Wintered In Nashville and Ihe managers have slimed contracts with the Pair Association to AViote'r.. hero for the next live sensoii'i. Major Mllle and bis staff have made many friends during their stay here. George Sun, of Sun Bros.' Circus; Arthur Voegllln, of New York, and several other prominent ehowmen. witnessed the openlns performances, arid all pronounced It n grant! success, and predict a great future. . *•* : . — — . Of interest to li. P. O. Elks. Various lodges of the B. P. O. Elks through- out the country huvc received n communica- tion ffoin Grand Exalted Ilulcr Melvln, en- closing a copy of a letter front President Itoosovelt relative to the reported destruction of elk hymen gathering elk teeth. President Roosevelt says that it has heen reported to him that many elk have been slaughtered for no other purpose than to obtain their teeth. He expresses the hope that the Elks will take measures to discourage the use of elk. teeth as emblems of membership nnd as ornaments. Grand Exulted ltulcr Melvln lias taken Inc. matter up. with the order throughout III* country, and" Is urging that lite mutter tnav receive prompt attention. Many lodges have already lakca action, nnd have adopted reso- lutions declaring against a continuance nf the use of the teeth; Foe several years hunters In the West have been mnklng collections of elk teeth and hold- ing them for nn advance In prices, because of the growing scarcity. The declaration of Elk lodges ngttlcst their continued use will likely cause a decided' drop In market prices. ' . ♦«» The Frl.r.. At the meeting of the Friars, held April 1.8, It was .decided to Invite Victor Her- bert to be the gucRt of honor at Ihe next monthly, supper of the club, to be given V i'l- day night. .May 3, at cloven o'clock, nt the Cafe des Beaux Arts. A special committee has been appointed to take cbargo of this affair and moke It; a fitting climax to the series of suppers given during Ihe season. The president of the Friars Is chairman of this committee, nnd Ihe other members arc Biirlon Emmett, Wilbur M. Bates, WIllnM Ifoleomb, Hnfry G. ribmers, l.lpmnn Keene and Will A., Page. At tire Inst meeting of the Board-of Gov- ernors, the .following members wcre.clectc.il: Antlue— Herbert C. Diiec; Waller Hnnforil. Walter Brown, H. ,T. Abrams. Hosier Fellows. Bamucl Gcrson, Steve O'Grady nnd Harry Elmer. ... A A«*oWate—James L. Itolr. Wrrward .Taeot. Gilbert Pombcrton, Ohajleft W. Wilder,-Mor- timer M.TIieliie, Joseph Silverman; KM"™ Salter, BrnndOn Tynaii, W. J. nean. BettJJ- ftln Toil, Edward i„ Bloom. Max Meyers, A. J; Ehgftihder. Jhles fltirtl*. Robert E. Irwin, Jerome Slegel and Frederick V. Greene Jr.