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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
Ladies' Underwear.

We are showing very large stock of
Ladies' Underwear at re, sonable prices.
ladies' White Ribbed Vets AMI Pants
Each ...... ..s."... ..'...- loo
Ladies White and Gray RIBBED Vets
and pants Escb.......... .......m.....25c
Ladies' White and Gray Meriuo Vests
and Pants Each ,....... ................ soc
La lies white Ribbed Vsts and Pants.
Ali sizes. E,ch DC
Ladies' White MeriuO Vests and Pants
tso-thirds wool. Each ....."......."".75c
Lsdies' Atwood @crino Vests and
PsDts. Each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Ladies' Oxford Cut Rbb d Vests and
Pants Escb......... ......"75c and 800
Ladies Wool Scarlet V, ats and PaDte,
all siz,s Each ........".$l 90 aud 81. 25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19

The Best Prescription for Chiils
nd Fever is bottle OF GROVES TAsTELEss
HILL Tonic. 1t is simply non and qninlpt
n a tasteless form M crfo-- 10 rev bOf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.
NJ. b. HARLOW & CO.,
Real Estate and Renting Agents,
No. ll9 SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
We ale authorized to Offer specisl prices on
tho following desiIable propeitigs:

We ale authorized to Offer speCisl prices on
tho following desirable properties:
FOR SALE
224 8. Washington street. 3-story brick
lwtlling, 10 roOms bstb, pantry, a. M. C an
elegant hOme...".... uOO
3o9 =. Warrington street, brick house.
room: an bath, fine side lot ....... .....S2, 100
81 8. Washington sire, t, 2.story brick, 7
ro1Ina ard bath. nice eide yard, large alley
in
1115 Printe street. 2 story brick; 70, ms,
. o. c..". .....'""..9 ,oOO
1915 Prince street, 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
nice location for hOme"".""....".S2, OOO
JIG D. Alfred street, 2-storS brick. Spleni-
idly located; largo lot 44x135 IT., side alley.
Large brick store ard dwelling, Snd two
frame dwellings, n. e. corner Prince and Fair
tx streets. Splendid business stand. Must
be cold to close an estate. Offer wanted.
LarSe doufle resistance and one hall squsrf
fronting on Prince, Patrick nd Henry streets.
Choice loca ion. -...... ..~""$lO ,OOO
The attention OF investors IL called to the
many desir bic pieces OF property in our
hands for sale. some of which will net from
s TO 10 D cent. ever taxes and insurance.
LOTS FOB SALE
Finely located lots for sale in all parts oil
he city at low prices and on easy payments.
Also lots for sale Ia Braddock Heights, Del
Ray snd ST. Elmo Subdivisions.
MONEY TO LOAN,
on apr we'd real estate security in Alexsn'
4 ia city and county, in sums of $500 to
So 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
tDc &c nc q @ tail druoetsts refund rnnpeu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
Mems Underwear,

We handle sill grades of underwear for
meo, any OF which is reliable rs to qua..-
ty and price.
Mems White and Blue Ribbed Shirts
AID Drawers. Fscb ................... 60c
Mems Jaeger fleece lined Shiris d
Drawers very hesv and strong. Ea..50c
MeO's C,mei's Hair Shirts and Drawers
very comfortable Each 76c
Mems superior quslity Csmels' Hair
Shirts and Drawers Each. ..........S1 90
Meas fine quality White Msuno Shirts
and Drawers, all.wool. IA h .......S1.0 90
Mems fine quality Medicsted Scarlet
Shirts and Drawers, wool Each...$1 90
Mems fine quality extra heavy double
breasted Medicated scarlet Shirts, all
Mems scarlet extra heavy Medicstsd
Shirts and Drawers, sll-wo1l........$1 20
MeO's fac White Derby ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. Each ........,.........$l.0 90
Wright Health Underwear for men,
fleece lined aud very easy and comforta-
Bile. ZACH. .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
krights Health ndeTwear for mel,
extra fine quliity, feece.liued. all wool
Eac' .......pl oo
Meu's Heavy Cantol Flannel Drawers,
string and INIT bottom. Each Do and soc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
TO CURE "A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLETS.
All druggists refund the money i. 1t fails to
cure E w. GROVES signature on each
hoy 25o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19

No other pills can equal DeSitt's Little
Early R,sers for promp Iess certainty and
efficiency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
Dress Goods.

We offer many special values in new
1 aud tyisb Dress Goods as follows:
Venetian @uitings, 81 In wide, sll-wOol,
! in grays blues, tans and garnet Yd...98o
Homespuns; 54 in. wide all wool aud
excellent quality Yd....................7j sc
l Homespuns, II in wide, splendid va ne,
IeI yhru ...... .........1 zoe
Camels' Hair, SO in wide, all WOO, in
blues and grsys. Per 60c
Blak Brllisntsen, AS in. wide, supe
\ rior q1slity. Per yard 69c
Excellent quality, supeI6ne Back
Serge, 3S-inch, sl-wool. 59c
Black, blne and very pretty shade Of
! red -erge, 3S inches wide. Per yd...50'
Excellent quality Black and Red Cash
mere, 3S in. wide. Per yd............... SOC
Black ana Pink French FlaDnels, 81
in. vie AMI sllwool Per I'D. .........50c
Splendid quality Black Cheviot, 30 in
wide, all-wool Per yd-...... ......... SOC
Flannel 5litiags, 36 10. vide, all-wool.
Many pretty shades. Per yd.........39c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19

Free Daily Deliveries TO Alexandria,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
DRY GOODS.

1900 ysrds 81 dou biz faced CUR d C~ntDr
p e. ,r nc, sui b .i for u ?, l2hC
1000 y rds o Bud.Eye iemasi Is. ~,
"a, and ~ nc,es vide. Value &c por dc
yar1. Only
20 yards OF German damssk Crash 10
inches wide. snitsble for Kitchen or II In
Bath Towels, iOa per yard quality stOAS
$50 yards Of Back Saline 12t OI/r
per ysri quality ......... ........ >/ZN
1900 yards of dark GU ing remnants, 1C
10: and 12lhc per yard Q1slity ...... ...... tn
1880 yards light striped and checked 7c
outing remnants, Zoe pr yard value, a.. ~
$50 boys fine outing shiIts, SOC DC
quality, at....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .AC$
1900 yards OF dsrk fix Iei Domet flannel
remnants suitable for wrappers 1915 III n
per yard qasity, ai.....".... ........./ 2C
Remnsnt DepartmenI-3d floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
Canton FlannelS.

Good quality Bles he'd Canton Flannel
Per yard ............ ........S, 10 and 12l5c
Good quality Unbleached Canton Elan.
mel. Per yd.....5 81, S, 10 and 12iac
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- BAGS LIMA BEANS Just received by
- = VII rrpN
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REEN GINGER and CLEANED (US'
" RANTs just received by
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CHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT
- fresh, just received by rny
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Unlaundered Shirts,

Mems UnaGnieied shrts, reinforced
fort snd bSck very strong and wei
made with linen bosoms. la. 80 and soc
Sole Agents for Standard Patterns.
Sole Agents for Earl n Wilson Collars
end Cuffs.
Sole Agent, for the Earl c Wilson Dress
shirts
Sole AgeI Is for Peters Brotherhood
Owe all and Jackets.
sole Agents for the Manhattan Dress
Shirts
sole Agents for the smith.msde sus-
penders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19

V1INE WINTER. CURED HAMs-Cox q
~ Gordon's Sagsr-cured Hams, small slzes'
-, racaivad hv 20 NfLBnRN
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DALo ALTO CARNAIIoN riSh 10
l. eeived today by u,r
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~RANRERRI rs Fancy Cape Cod Gran
- q NY aURN.
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NEINCE MEAT This seasons hinct
Ala '''' ' j C. MILBURN.
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AN INVOICE OF FINE GU Pc WIDER
- LED q NgJPpRN.
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NyO.1MACKFR2L and PRIME SCOTCH
~ HERRING received Sept. ~. by
I " NfLRURE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-19
BleaChed Sheeting.
Cotton Crash.

We will sell twenty pieces OF Good Cot
ton Crash. The usual sc kind, at -. 3l6c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
WILL CONDUCT AN APIARY.
Michigan Man Brings Bees 10 Frede-
rick Sb;lrT.


FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec o.
Rev. c. Noyes Tyndel. assistant rector of
ST. Georges Episcopal Church in this
City. who besides his work here has
Charge of several churches i'm the sur
rounding county. has declined the call
Rendered him by Trinity Episcopal Church
here.
Mr.. Charles Kceppen. of Flint. Mich.
has purchased property just north of the
city and viii conduct "a. large al1ilI-y- y
carload of hives filled with bees has just
arrived from Michigan. Mr.. koeppen has
had extensive experience with bees and IN
handling nancy.
Circuit Judge j f. Mason, of this city.
nleid a special term Of Essex Circuit Court
at TappallanlTncll the past week for Judge
7 i. Il. Wright
MIR. q. j. Wiltzams ann family. of Dor
sew Nh have moved 10 the Massa ponlaX
s,-sfghbor+iood- in SiaotsyivauIls. county,
where they Will permanently reside
Nh. and Mrs Nm. AlSop. of Spotsyl-
,-aifia county, celebrated their golden we'd
ding recently. having been married fifty
and nineteen grandchildren We're present
ou the occasion Both Of these old people
are we'll and hearty
There has always been rivalry among
the farmers of this section as to who
would slaughter The biggest 1rarl1er at each
.,yyg-idigIirE- time but this year heavy
weight turkeys are attracting attention
,ia7st NJ r. Rowe is ahead with a bronze
,saFajsr weighing 20 POUNDS.
taln. Frank McWlhiTIt. formerly Of Spot
..,ayan;a ,,ll-a;y-. WIS married Il few days
sago 4, Mrs Rosa q. Catlsc2r-t- CT Hc'lrico
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

have been better to have borne the Ills
we have than to fly 20 those we know not
of.-Suesex STANDARD.
Virginia conventions have always been
noted for the men OF brains that framed
the organic laws of the State. The next
convention should be composed of the
wisest statesmen in the Commonwealth
Chesapeake Watchman
Economy and retrenchment should be
the motto OF the forthcoming Constitu-
tional Convention VIII it be? There are
good grounds to fear that it will not be-
It was the desire for retrenchment and
economy, upon the part OF the people OF
Virginia, that prompted them to vote IN
favor of holding the Convention. That
will the delegates to be elected have the
necessary regard for the wishes OF their
cons y nts?-Cu!peper Exponent.
It looks very Well in print to speak OF
certain men who ought to be excluded
from the Convention, voluntarily stand
j. considerations of delicacy
and propriety, but our contemporary
knows that in these hustlins, modern
times there are very few modest polti-
clans, and that the people will get sadly
left if they rely upon those men who ought
to be excluded from the Convention
modestly declining to be candidates. The
way to keep out OF the Constitutional
Convention all who do not represent the
majority in Virginia is for the voters to
decide not who wants TO represent them,
but whom they desire as representatives.
The only way to exclude ~ to exclude
Charlottesville Progress.
IL is to be hoped that the Constitutional
Convention, when it finally assemblies.
will be composed of men representing the
States varied interests. Enough able law
yers to keep the new Constitution within
legal bounds should be elected, but this
profession should, by no means, be in
the majority.-Pulask News Review.
Editor Eihb prays God that Louisa will
send q True Reformer and Retrencner
to that body. Let US elect a man who
will do the most for the people, and not
the most for the kid-sloved classes Be
alive to duty, and let the blessings Of
the coming generation be heard above
your graves: well done, vsilant and
honest neutrality-suspicious. News.
We reiterate that unless the Constitu
tional Convention recommends the abol
fishing and combining of large number
of the appointive and county offices, it
will have missed the object for which the
people pray. Officers in this State are as
numerous as monks We're in medieval
Italy-New Castle Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THE COMING CONVENTION.
The Virginia Editors Want High Men
for Dele0atcS.

The Press of Virginia. and when you
saw the Press it includes the people OF
Virginia for the Press reflects the sentl-
ment OF the people, are unanimous IN
their pleas for the selecuon Oh me very
1,ac, ,,,a,, as, delegates to the Constitutional
convention. The following editorial eX-
tracts are but samples of similar EXPIRES
sion in nearly every paper published IN
the State:
The delegates selected to attend the
Constitutional Convention should be none
b,,t Tho very best meli-men WHO have the
interest and welfare Of the State at
heart-and who have no private axes to
grind. The Democratic party. of course,
has the responsibility OF the whole thing
IN hear. and should therefore not seek
counsel outside of its own ranks.-Lebanon
News.
Now that the Governor has called an
extra session of the Legislature, people
are beginning to wonder if it would not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
GIRLS MADE MERRY.
a Delightful Entertainment at Miss
ElIctt'S School,

The Times is indebted to Miss Elizabeth
Wheat. thirteen years old, for the follow
ing excellent report Of a delightful en-
tertainment ut Mss Ellett's School:
Friday morning the fourth class at
Miss Elletts School gave a pretty eNhibi-
ton OF Roman pictures and cur.osities.
Invitations written by Misses Grace Neal,
Rachel Urquhart, Grace Sands and LOra
,Crump were sent to the different teachers
and classes. Mr.. Chandler, one of the
teachers, gave d very large and accepta-
bic contribution Of candy, which was en-
joyed by the whole school. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with holly
and running cedar by Misses Carrie Rey-
no.ds, Lille West, Meta Randolph. Anita
Cussens, Mary Aylett, Aiieen Mckenny,
Evelyn Stiles and Mary Butler.
l"Misscs Marie Potts and Julia Joynes
admitted the visitors and turned them
over 10 the Misses Wnrfield Crenshaw and
Ella Buck, who gracefully introduced
them to the Misses Bette Trigg. Page
Royal. Kate Seldom and Elizabeth Wheat,
who were receiving. Misses Gertrude
Taylor, Rose Archer, Garlic Minor and
Julia Moore explained the pictures to the
guests.
Misses Lucy Taylor, Bessie Jackson
and Martha Landstreet kept splendid or
der in the room. The most notable eNhi-
bits were complete reproduction OF St.
Peters statue at Rome, which had been
blessed by Pope Leo the Third. exhibited
by Miss Moore, and an engraving entitled
The Christian Martyrs in which 4 group
OF girls are waiting to be thrown to the
lions in the Roman an1pll theatre, exhibit
ed nv Miss CreuShaw
Il think that I may we'll say that every
one enjoyed themselves for there was a
plenty Of candy md plenty to see. and
these two things make girls merry, us
everyone knows"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
A Parad .xicnl Command

Willie-"Oh! Wow! boo-hoo! I want
dessert now. I don't want any old meat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Funeral SERVICES.

The remains of the late r. A. Wise will
be brought TO Richmond on the early
Chesapeake and Ohio train this morning,
and inferred in Hollywood Cemetery where
other members of his family are buried,
Services viii! be held at the grave.
The funeral of Mr. j. E. Morgan will
take place this afternoon at 2:Sl
o'clock from the Church of the Covenant,
the interment being in the Masonic sec
ton of River View Cemetery
The pall-bearers will be as follows:
Messrs. j. P. Brown, c.. L. Weisiger,
B. C. Peters, William T. Martin, Z. f.
Morgan, S. T. Smith, and two from Lodge
No. IS. Masons.
The following members of Abou Ben
Adhem lodge, No. 30, l. Q. Q. F., viii
assemble at 1:l5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Elletts Hall. Fifth and Marshall
Streets, to attend the funeral in body:
Messrs. Henry Flegenheimer. 7. L. Grisss,
w. A. Clarke, Jr., 3. c. Peters, A. G.
Rogers w B. Riddick, William T. Martin
and William j. White Other Odd-Fel-
lows desiring to attend will mee. at the
church.
The funeral OF Mr.. John Rueger will
take place from the German Lutheran
Church at O'Clock this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Goa Cargo ! fire.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA, Dec 1.-The fire in
the coal cargo of the Government collier
Mareellus at the Norfolk Navy-yard,
which it was believed was aNtinguished
some weeks ago, broke out atresh to-day
and a large force are at work removing
the balance of her cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
The Lovely Land of
r A. .
Is OK THE ROUTE OF THE
6 Sunset
Limited y
OF THE
SOU TEfERN
PACIFIC
CONF ANY.

Yet il Is 10 more lovely than a hundred
other attractions along this supcroly
charming section.
No less beautiful are the NORTHERN.
or SHASTA and tie CENTRAL. or OC;-
DEN ROUTES. The internal attractions
of these trains. the Service and the
Cuisine. are also irimitat,ly alluring to
the most fasyid!ous, whether travelling for
REST. HEALTH. or RECREATION.
Special through trains. consisting of
Sleeping and d.ning-cars. leave New York
Saturdays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. con-
meeting directly with the Sunset Lin
tied at New orleans.
For full information. free illustrated
pamphlets. maps and timetables. also
lowest rates. Sleeping tickets and bag
rage checked. apply TO SOUTHERN
PACIFIC COMPANY. $40 Broadway. or /
Battery Pince tNTasa.ing1oa Butldins).
New York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THREE MUskETDERS.

Edmund Days version OF The Three
llusI,eteers," which is to be presented
by Harry GIazier at the Academy
Christmas day. matinee and n!sn''
differs n many respects from me
Iroahtcr, Salvini Sothern and O'Nell!
version. 1t is equally enter
tanning and. in many ways, more pleas
ip- 10 The greater mass of tneatre-SDeTS.
Seine liberties are taken with Dunn IS
story for the purpose Of securing greater
dramatic force. The Day version. w2ll@
presenting an excellent opportunity To
Mr.. G!azier for a display of the depth
and range OF his abilities. is especially
T,raisewp-t5y il. that. though written for
"A star, it does not give all the Work TO
the star to do Some Of the other parts
are given almost equal prominence. Inc
Glazier production is most complete in
every detail! To avoid the necessity Oh
cumbersome acts the play is dlVldea INTO
eight 1ableauX. These are: The court
-ard OF the Jolly Miller, an inn where
r'Ar1a-nan is introduced TO Paris; the
second the Ante-C hamber of the Queen,
where. begins the story Of Anne OF Aus
tr:a'S love for Buckingham, ana IN WHICH
she gives him the diamond necklace IN
token Of her love; the third is the Quar-
ter.s of the Musketeers, where d ArtaSnah
meets the inseparabie boon companions
Athos the cynical. wine bibbing, deeply
Thoughtful soldier of fortune: PorthoS, the
simple great hearted, courageous mushe-
teer and .A1anlis, the gentle; the 1ourth'
The Ruined Walls Of Fort 81. Leon, where
D Artagnan goes to fight each of the three
friends and is finally made one of their
number after the fight with the Cardinal S
guards: the fifth, Madame BonacleuX
House. where, 10 prove his love, d ArtaS-
nan accepts the mission from Constance
| of going TO England to recover the queen S
diamonds from buckingham: the sixth,
he meets Buckingham aboard the snip
The True Britain" RECEIVERS all but two
! of the stones and dives through the CABIN
| window to intercept Miladi, who had
| stolen the missing gems: the seventh Is
! an inn where ne secures the missing gems
! from Miladi: the last is the throne room
of the imperial palace, where the Queen
| confounds and defeats Richeieu.
AS a scenic production the Glazier pre-
sentation takes rank with the most pre-
tentiOus attra elton of the year. Every
ono of the immense sets necessary 10
the proper pictorial surroundings of tine
players is carried by the company. re-
curing two G0-foot baggage cars for trans
portatnon- Careful attention has been
paid to the proper dressing of the players.
The picturesque costumes of the time OF
Louis XIII. afford an opportunity Tor
lavish and beautiful sartorial display
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THE CHRISTIAN.

The most conspicuous dramatic success
in the past twenty years on the American
stage is universally conceded TO be han
Gaines play The Christian which tAe
local management have secured for De-
cer,lber 18th, 9th. and 2Sth, with Thurs
day matinee The production here OF TINS
play vii! be under the direction OF Lien
Ter & Co. one of the most reliable ana
important theatrical firms i'll the country
over 80 people and two carloads OF mas
sire scenery will he seen here, ana lhe
production in every way will equal that
which characterized the long run OF the
Christian III Boston and New York
One of the strongest acts of the play
is considered by many to be the scene
representing the club-room in John
Storms Church in Soho, London This
scene is representative of a social effort
now widespread in London, which aims
at bringing the church to the people by
help of whatsoever is innocent and pure
and of good report in their pleasures.
Thus the clubs connected with churches
are often mixed clubs of young men ana
Young women, where there is dancing.
singing. amateur theatricais, and in one
case, boxing. in immediate ASSOCIATION
with religious services. This social move
ment began with a young Anglican priest
of the Holy Church Party. such as Father
JOY, of Shoreditch, and the Hon. and Rev.
James Adderley formerly Of Plaitstow,
hut once of non-conformSt hoGieS. are
now as prominent in the work OF CHRIS
tan social union and none 10 more pur.
pose than the West London Mission OF
Rev. Hugh Price Hughes.
At the Fij"u.
The Christmas bill at the cosy, comfor-
table Bijou Will De the best that Mana
ger Wells can get together. The acts that
pDC3rpnpntS To-
morrow night. TO be seen all week at
,.o,,,1ar- performances. have been selected
win n view of pleasing all classes OF
vaudeville patrons. The best acts playing
r. host theatres, in New York have
heen secured. as far as possible, ana II
looks as if there will be q merry 'i'fie al
week. There will be hlsh-class COMEDY
acts, novelty numbers OF special merit,
good singers. pretty women. original CO.
r,a,;ians and a strong troupe of trained
- vs. and dogs. Some of the acts
have been in America only few days, and
have met with great success Ihere IS
moi an act on the bill, save that OF Ben
nett and Young. that has been seen 1ur-
Their South than Washington. ana. al
told, the show is one of the most eXpen-
s!ve that has Yet been presented at the
popular play house
Stinson and Merton will be one of the
feature acts Ii is an act that is strongly
recommended as a laugh producer. St1n-
son and his beautiful partner produce an
up-to-date sketch. in which bright and
original specially work is introduced The
number will DO one OF the brightest Of
terings OF the season. Wilson and Waring.
a great comedy duo. have just returned
from successful trip to Europe. This
act is now in great demand and will be
an acceptable number here.
MoCart.s monkeys and dogs were Sc
cured as a special feature for the ladies
and children, but. as the performing mon
keys and dogs have been featured in all
OF the leading vaudeville houses this sea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

Father (sternly)-.4.eep your mouth shut
and eat your dinner!"-Smart Set