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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Manager Smith has displayed great
enterprise in securing the vaudeville at
fractions he has for next week, begin-
ming tomorrow night The oliowill con-
tain none but new faces. among them
being some OF the highest priced artists
in the profession. The famous Bison
City quartet leads the list. followed by
long line OF features that are OF the best.
Lovers OF high-class specially acts will
not fail to attend the performance to-
morrow night at Smiths opera house.
James j. Nolan. representing the mag.
niticent scenic lecture spectacle. Ira
MA is in town making arrangements for
the presentation Of his attraction in The
Powers for three nights, beginning
Monday. November q. Mr.. Nolan is
whole lexicon and encyclopedia OF
dramatic and operate information.
Nellie M-Henry will appear in The
Powers next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings
THE Wicklow Postman" will displace
She" in The Grand tomorrow night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

their 9ssfos ssd harvest tksir cans.
Railways hare spaansd the State fsosn
cad b ssd spd tns osly eioad thsl las
rissa sboss ths chsin q ssw villages
sad Industry -quieksnsd cities . the
eisad q sna<s TAI has fron ths
blzck. thro@ssd ehinasys of innunsssbls
millsforses and Furnaces no~. hsssssr,
black and foesbodins cloud haags Ikss
pail over tAoss active citle< The cloud
= the thrssfsasd removal 81 the szsin
CO tie great staplsA the desslopnsas
d which has made them prosperous
The chairman of that visiting dslegstioa
ss.d 10 the eommittsss
II tas con migt-e. - reported. \ 10 pas
haa bsr. rlce AID s1xsr. oosl and iron ore on
tns tree Ia. thsa ne soaIh might - sell
give ap. IL soold - = deash bios 70 soslth-
srn prosperity Ne are not pslitlslana We
ase plain ba<sne=s uea. We are denocrzls
from prineipis sad ve do aot expees % safer
IN lie house VI cur friendA II we DO. Il - =
natural q0sstioa "a asa hos long vii xe
continue 70 kiss sAs hand thai smites uss
VIII the prosperity xrscksss heed this
ssrnings No They we're elected BY
tbs democrat party to smits tbs indus
tries Of this eountry. The southern
democrats viii be expected to kiss the
dsath-dsaling hand But next year the
kiss sill be like thu sting OF a serpent
tTodden under foot The worm viii
tura Tho patriotism aud loyalty Of
both north and south will combine TO
overthrox the reckless wrsckerA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
ORGAN OF THE MIND
o.. William Fuller Describes to
the Kent Scisnbflc institute
BRAINS. As THE SOUS PALACE
Interesting Data Conccrning the
funcsiens OF Thi. An-Inport-
ant OF the Body.

DR. William Fuller addressed the kent
Scientific In stisuts last night upon the
srOrgznism Of the Brain DIR. Fuller
has made a special study Of tho brain
and it organism for several years and
has taught thas branch a physiology ia
educational institutions by invitation
several teachers ia the city schools we're
present and we're much interested in the
subject as IL was presented. There vss
a larger number present than had At.
tended any previous meeting for several
months. nearly every ssat IN the lecture
room Of the high school building being
occupied The doctor illustrated his
Lecture by casis of sections OF the brain.
Among the specimens Was brain ex-
hioited at the worlds fair by DIR. Walter
Charming OF Brooklyn. Massachusetts,
liz was sent 10 DIR. Fuller by Prof.
Donaldson Of the Chicago university.
Beginning his lecture tho doctor
said: The brain needs no apology 10
being presented az an object OF interest
worthy OF your careful attention and
study. Ii is sufficient To say that IL 10
the organ OF the mind. the palace OF the
soul, the house OF representatives and
parliament. the residences OF the chief
executive and OF many subordinate OIL
GERS which control and constitute the
government and economy OF the king.
dom OF man. Its structure Is composed
of a labyrinth OF cells and iibres curious
ly wrought together anu supported by q
Framework Of spider.like threads. the
neuralgia. il is sbundautly supplied by
- a. orb s,f g.azals m sarffar ~ I'm ~
il with blood and to remove the refuse
resulting from the activities. liz is pro
tected from injury by a case OF bone aud
by strong membranes. and from con-
cussion by a succession Of springs
placed between II and the sole Of the
foot" The doctor then made
an interesting comparison OF
the ultimate structure OF u
storage battery with that OF the brain.
he said the natural ability OF an indivi-
dual IL the SUN OF the inheritance OF
the various cells which form his body.
Extraordinary stimulation or strain
upon them. over education Of them. may
buckle the cells Of a bright c-ild and
produce stupid or a deranged adult
Degeneration follows Ia this track Of
over stimulation and is the same IN the
cells OF muscles as IN brains. Educa-
tionalists cannot be too Careful in this
matter. whether their speciality 10 In
producing intellect or physical powers
10 their pupils
William Clark. secretary OF the insti-
tute. handed his resignation 10 the presi-
dent. but it was decided to leave the
office vacant until the annual election
TO be held at the first meeting 10 Janu.
AIRY. DIR. ". b. Mathews name was
proposed for membership.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Robert Davidson. living at the corner
of Island and Lsgraye streets. is con.
finei 10 his bed from the effects 81 4
slight stroke % spoplexy, from which be
was prostrated isst Thursday night
after returning from the Mills meeting
Mr.. Davidson is - years old. but has
enjoyed remarkably good health until
within the issi Tea days lie n engaged
In the lime business aud has beea At be
Office dany attending 10 The details ~
his business fhursdsy night be vent
to the Mile mesung In Lcckerby ball
and upon his return be sss attacked BY
apoplexy and fell from hss chair While
sisitine With his family. he uss a..
sisted 10 his ted and physician vas
summoned Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Dsvidson- sas f.eIlbg little better. bot
be family are fearful that the attscs
may b. followed y another that may
result fatally. Mr.. Dsvidsoh y an Old
resident q this city cod weli knoeu
among The buuding contractors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Cleveland 10 pursuing Hal relent-
lessly. lie may not prevent the ssns-
tors nominstion. bat his policy h MAX.
ing the country safely republican The
latest 10 the tariff ball eith free gooi
clause which viii be sprung Ia few
days Hall will never be president
thanks % Grover Cleveland. Charlotte
Tribune
The touching anxiety Of the admins
tration 10 have the kanakss aud coolies
Of Hawaii given al opportunity 10 rule
the country in which they are IN ma
jority appears in its true light only when
compared with the same administration .
Views Of negro domination 10 the south
ern states Of this uniou.-Detroit Tn
bunc.
Secretary Hokc Smith IL said 10 be
taking steps 10 improve the condition u
the Digger Indiana Those Indians did
not hight for she union 90 he has no
grudge against them. Why not I'm
prove the condition OF the veteran union
soldierss-M uskegon Chronicle
The verdict Of the coroners jury Ia
the Battle Creek horror has an emphasis
10 IL which would lead &C unprejudiced
Observer to expect that something IL
going 10 be done with its recomnenda-
tons. or an attempt made.-Nuskegon
News
Senator PETERS plan Of issuing notes
that are 10 be redeemed on demand and
then reissued Is 4 brilliant attempt 10
apply the principles OF perpetual mo
ton TO national financing. Cedar
Springs Clipper.
Probably Josiah Quincy would nov
rather be assistant secretary 81 state
than chairman Of the Massachusetts,
democrat campaign commIttee.-hala-
mazoo Telegraph.
The switch from political crow TO
Thanksgiving turkey will be more than
usually welcome 10 many patriots In
this special year OF grace--Detroit Free
Press.
The empty dinner pail and the ballot
box is the greatest combination yet
devils d TO scare the administration out
OF its wits-Saginaw Courier Herald.
They say that the reason why 90 many
women chew gum il that they dove 10
keep their jaws going whether they say
anything or not-Douglss Record.
Free speech and free bomb throwing
are two entirely different matters aud
should be treated accordingly
ton Mail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA cipher tale
gram wss received By the navy depart
meat this evening from Capta.n Picking
under todzyis date from kao janc.ro -
looked upon ss significant and possibls
indicating a weakening ~ the strenxtA
q the issnrgcnt Beet under Admiral
NeiioI Ihs translation va - follows.
Naval representatives Of eight nstions.
including our nation. have dsoided net
10 permit mutations 81 ssr 20 h.
landed AZ RIO. ssntos being eth Ia
possession of the BrkEliisn EoserDne1t
and connectsd sifh Rio Jsneiro by rail
cay. munitions u var for klo Jsnsiro
cau he lsnded ~ santos Yesterday The
insurgents dressed ship The Brazilian
government forts ilred q national SALUTE
Ia honor Of the anniversary q the 70
public" This section ~ IN line with
that indicated N previous dispatches %
the effect that foreign representatives
had. after q conference. notiued Neiio
be must respect the nsfionslify 81 any
lighter engaged In unlosding scs.els
and flying the nag Al It's boa. indicating
10 nationality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Nor roa Rms coUxrY.


TIE oosnsy Agent kecommeads the
Discharge Of Traanl
Yesterday boy named Shpck vas ar
rested Tor truancy and was brooght be-
fore Justice wsstfalL County Agent
Holconb was also called Ia. ~ the case
appeared TO have some pecullarity which
Jusiics Westfzii did not care To decide
Ii appeared that Mrs fancher brought
the boy from MI Pleasant 70 Miss
Mains school at Duttoo. The boy did
NOT like the place and ran away and
came 90 this city. where he vas picked
up by the Charity society and con.
plant was made and an order issued by
the prosecuting attorney tor q warrant
Tor has arrest IL vas designed TO ssnd
tho boy to Lansing reform school from
this county. County Agent Holcomb
decided that the lad did not belong in
this county and al sxort should be
made to learn II he did DOT have some
relative 10 Mt. Pleasant who could take
care OF him. Mr.. Holcomb remarked. as
the boy was discharged. that he thought
he was entitled 10 gold medal for the
good sense be had displayed in leaving
button.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

from 80 % 20 worth $50 each Jsnc
srs l. lst6 80 10 - worth so each
Jsnsxry 1. 1,s6: from - - - sorth
tfou each January l. 1887, fron ID 10
as Worth ez3o Jznusry I. 1897; ffon go
10 AZ sorth go each January I. lsyl,
frem ~ y 11s worth slov each Jena-
sFy I. ls9e: from 80 70 5s9 uorth &c
ssch January I. ts2s, fron so 10 ou
worth $50 each January !. lsse; frop
ca 10 81 worth tloo each January /.
1885, frou 60 70 TO worth go each
Jsauary 1. l4e, frsm 7ol % IA worth
$50 each Jssusry l. is<0 Ihsss hoads
bear per esat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
Sung IN All souis' Universaiist
Church Last Evening.

All Souls church Sunday school room
was packed 10 the very doors last even
ing. the occasion being a Highland
fete. given by the sunday sehoul
young people. Dr. tluhrer started TIE
affair of nicely with short talk ca
Scotland. snd naming a few OF the great
0en that country has produced. With
sslght changes the following program
VAS carried cut; Solo. lam Glen. =
Castles IA the Air" Mrs Andrew fyfe
Recitation. Fanny" Miss Name JET
foris Duo FOR vioin and ceiln Op. a
1. Aanciz, Aessrs Mursburg aod Ssoer.
ner Reading. she Iaked HIN aase
Weel. Mrs Eveiyn Noble Sehrtes3er
Highland Fling. Miss Asaae Travis
Solo. scots VIVA hss a Mans a
Mao fer . Iaat. Andrew fyfe Fssh-
er's hornpipe Misses Hattie snd Lena
Blank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Jsnnis scripps. No 80 Crosby street.
typhoid fever. John X Goa. u IL A.
hons. typhoid fsser; Donglzs Sinclair.
No IA shsidon street measles; Je~sls
Hsxisy. No. loi Glider street nsssies;
St<phsp sesrs No - South Lafayette
street, dipLtherias - bAnforth. henry
street. scarlet fever; Harry Trenus and
Baby Ryskamp No 81 Barter street
xhoopipg conzh; John and Nettie Red
nsond. No. - Nit Vernon street typhold
fever; Mrs Henry Marta. No ~ Nj
ysrnon street typhoid fever; Emma
Hsypes No = NcCennsll street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

suspesdsr eenpkrs. ca q. Whlie Bra 4
Co. 80 "a; xililsn doo<ensn- e<oo Seci'
bach. Levi 4 Lenpeft f.<tl.eo, Ds<sd
Marks 4 SOFA eSaA.3o Hosh. Elsun 4
ca. t<5s Elsssfs1t hros. tlte. kenp'
ner A L. Ewin, t695 ~; A. Jseot< 4 Co.
s1ll5o. 4 A. Jsnes A CO. okk.21, star
kriisins nilk els7s; fo,xl Herrol
shsimer 4 CO. 80 The ind<ble16c.s
aggregates elo. szhss Ar. Tandsx N en-
tblnks be slii ~ sbls - psy ~ creditors
dollar for dollar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

USAUrHrsrIcArEDs and anonymous let
tiers from Honolulu assert that il the
queen shall be restored to the throne
shs will not reign for twenty four hours
There must 10 q small colony OF the
American type OF anarchists in Homo
lulu. Lucy Parsons has spoken and
written much more direful things about
American officials which never came to
mass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

EvaSGsIfsT NfhI< touched the coo.
sciences Il Ey. hundred Sinner. lsst
sixhs 10 tks harvest skaa h sftv
better nan and vomen the lacrosse viIl
be nighty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

EvERY day the deficit in the national
treasury is growing larger and yet the
democrats insist upon reducing the
revenues 90 as TO replenish them. This
paradoxical way d paying a debt by in
ereasing Il - solely Characteristic OF
democrat statesmen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

JoHS A. ROCHE. NJ one time mayor OF
Chicago. has been resuscitated and will
be offered as candidate for nomination
in the republican convention. In view
OF his record. il nominated. the demo
crat candidate will need to do nothing
more than submit TO the ordeal OF TAX.
Ing the oath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Render Nso5sr Wsrp, IRE eIothier 20
ing l.Dsipess ~ Ne 81 Pesri street has
fed : trsss deed covering his ssock a
goods The deed runs 70 J A : Yer.
der, ia trurt for tie foliouine creditors.
Hssiey. flai@on a Eomings 81 - -.
Sfndley a Barclay q -. N k0ih son.
ss.779. Dsnzer. tlossdbart A Sor. 49,.
Hsmliton. Cafhsrt a q. ft5 Is. Wetter
a Sch~srtx sss23s,j n 6. Eobo 4 Co.
sl5a-3s; l. Msrces a son. ss0L7s; ohio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Arms many delays the Mill Creek
burglars have eli been convicted and the
last Que will shortly be behind prison
walls. Prosecuting Attorney woIcott
has prosecuted the case vifh commend.
alta zeal and patience.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
D'EU is MADE KING
Admiral MeIlo p=oclslmss Him
Successor 10 the Throne
TO &c the EMPEROR or sRAzlL
ne WHEY R~selsssoals< Aanzral
Aus fzsns~rlr - the c>u~s
- Doa fu<1ros cr&sds1A-

MApEsn. Nov. H. Senior Norsl. spsa.
lab 0il.ster q forsiS1 Affairs. h>s -
oeissd from Brazil = Telegram that Al
mira Aello has proclsined Count
dhus eldest son enPeror q hrAzlL.
Tbs 80 u Prince Pierre d'Alc<ntsrs
PHILIPPE hs x.s horn a fsfropoia
pear no Jsnelno. 90 OctobrF ~. ltsA
HE mother u the present Coonsess d'ka
and Pfincess Isabella q itFsgxn1k.
daughter q the late Dom Pedro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
~ Mr. WILSON. the wsst Virginia {

II Mr.. Wilson. the West Virginia col
lege professor. who is { ying to saddle a
free trade bill on the country. would
just touch elbows with the grimy faced
worknen Of his state he might receive a
shock which would open his eyes TO the
enorlnity OF The crime no is about to
perpetrate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

DocToR FuLLEK's lecture on brains
before the Kent Scientific Institute last
evening was highly entertaining and in
structive He said among other things
that the brains is the Palace OF the
soul" which announcement. IL true. will
clear up the mystery which has % long
baffled the theologian and agnostic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

WHILk the return to activity L. slow.
that fact Is the beet possible indication
that IT .siil be sound and Continuing.
10 The democrats would cesss to threaten
the tariff the return would be unim-
pesi-Si BY doubt and uncertainty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Ex-JuDoE MossE is home from his
post as consul-general at Glasgow. in
stinct with good health and lively
spirits The climate Of Scotland evi.
IDENTIFY agrees with him. for be looks and
acts ten years younger than when be
went away last summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
DEATH OF MARVIN + LArHAM.


Deater fasscs away.
Marvin Il. Laphank prominent lum-
herman. died at O'Clock last evening in
his residence No. 529 East Fulton street.
Mr. Lspham's lumber business Is in
Champaign. Illinois. but he also has
coal aud wood business in this
city on East Bridge street.
dc also owned large farm
near Shelby. 10 this state. besides large
tract OF real estate 10 Illinois. Mr.. Lap
ham. who was IS years old. has been IN
apparent good health until two days
ago, when he was stricken with apo
plexy. His death was not sudden, as
usually the case. but the pressure OF
blood on his brain caused him to lose
his eyesight. He leaves an adopted
daughter and q son who manages the
coal aud >wood business on East Bridge
street Mfs{apham has not resided in
this city more than three years ADD was
not generally known outside OF business
circles. The funeral will be held Sun
day afternoon At o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

CRwsso viii protect it~elf from the
Plug 1glles Who have terrorized the
town. The entire police force u put
aoder orders 10 patrol the streets Il
hight and 10 Arress all suspicious char
actefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

IL - practically ssstled that the priu-
Fipsl woF.ds far buildings shall remain
aniisturbed until May l. $50 Good.
Sc esa All 81 over snd lock At them
again oext Fourth. % July.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

MEtLo. the Brazilian rebel. has pro.
claimed the husband ot a daughter u
Dom Pedro. the emperor % Brazil The
proclamation u about as binding as IL
wou.d b II senator PETER had been
named
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
HAS SOLD Irs BONDS
oriei Csbine, Company Provides Cash
fsF Its bus ne<.

The Orisl Csbsres eosapany has Issued
its bouds 10 he suouat 81 els, o. add
has EiTeh a mortzhgs CO - plant 20 the
hschigss Tfast compsny " sscare
50 foisoWs
Fron I - 90 sorfh a. each January
Il 1sa3. from 81 t. 10 war4h slts SAGE
January L iSfs. frum l1l e. "a x8rsh
80 each Jsuosry /. l-s.,. frsm al %
- sortA sloo saca ssaaary 4, lsasS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

A dwelling house located about half a
mile north OF Fuller d Rice's planning
mill, Rnd just outside OF the city limits.
was burned to the ground at 30 this
morning. The name Of the family occu-
plying the house 10 not known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Cars sPxECKLsc and TIE estesme,s
Detroit fribone schtsaue % lead The
Eiorsoas snnsxstsoa hnss@ tosard Bs-
~xiL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

On motion Of Mr.. Wtaey the commit
tee on property was authorized % at
TEN pt Co alter the ventl. stor IN tie burn
at headquarters 30 It will resaoye the
fool odor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

MApEID. Nov. 1.-THE United Press
correspondent az Melilla teiegraphed
that l.soo more troope arrived there last
evening from Malaga. and that today
General Msciss commander in chief 81
Meliiis. would remove al tho 1900 of
the garrison. There wss no lighting
yesterday. Fourteeu steamers. warships
and merchantmen lay 10 the harbor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

MELBOURNE. Nov. l7.--Sir Mathew
Davis. the chairman. Mr.. Miliegee. the
manager. and Mr.. Munfz. director Of the
Mercantile Bank Of Australia. which
failed IN 1891. have been committed Tor
trial on the charge q submitting false
balance sheet 70 the stockhoicens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Notnrion. Ranlilt Captnr.-i

NofoFouE hHHUH EHFFHFL
Havana. Nov. 1.-THE notorious ban
dit vaientisn Quinvos. has been cap
turcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
AmusemenlS.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-The Black Crook
ANBERG THEATRES :15-ChId Of Fortune
AMERICAN FINE ARTS SOCIETY-9 q. m. TO ~ oo
p. m.-Loan Exhibition
BIJOU THEATRES :20-ifoes and iioss
EEOADwAY TuEATRE-S-Nlnety Days.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALII-l0 g. m until 10 .. m'-
The Dorc ,sailery-S ;3o-Concsr.
CASINOS 1.-THE Gonto,iers
CHIcKERING HALL-3-Passion Play.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-S-Gend a Lough
DALY'S 1HEATRE--ll-L entcn Mance-S 15-Twenth
Night.
EDEN MUSEE-The World In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES :l5-Ihc Girl Lett Behind Me
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-o-comilie-sl5 -Diplo'
macy.
GARDEN THEATRES :l5-G.rofe- Girona.
GRAND OPERA HOrSE-2-S-Mavouraeen.
uARHIGAS'S TrEATEE-S-Mulgan Guards Ball.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES l5-1ncog.
MOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES BOA Trir
TO Chinatown.
ROSTER BIALS-S-Vaudevlle
LENOX LYCEUM-FOod and Health Exposition.
LYCEUM THEATRES :l1-Americans Abroad.
PALMEE'S THEATRES 20-Lady WinLermeres Fan.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-The Sportsman.
STAR THEATRES lion Probat on.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE THEATRES I5-Hamet.
Hath STREET THEATKE-S-The Ddzzler.
9TH STREET MUSIC HALL-2-ConeeIt.