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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
Thermometer,
LOCAL NOTICES.

(Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions. Count seven short words to line
or SIX long ones.l
Read Sheldon's ads.
Hot soda AT Sheldons.
PINE HALI-Read their new ad.
Read the star Mill ad. on pageT
See TIE Middlebury plate at sheldon's.
Hair switches ana waves at Gee Sisters.
Highest price for pelts. q. d. MINER 5Otf
Xmas candy, lbs. for CSC, and 3 lbs. for Csc
G. f. RICH.
The most extensive line of saleable cereals
in town at Benedict's.
Have your hair cOmbings made in a switch
for 81. GEE SISTERS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09

Any one expecting to connect with the
VILLAGE water works this fall must make
application at once, as no connections will be
made after the earth freezes.
~ Order of WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09

TIE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, DEC 81, 1902
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1903-01-25

rolls 25c matt1g ................ ,Sc per yd
rolls 3Oc mating now zoe yer yd
rolls 35c mating NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per yd
limited Quantity OF carpets at this price:
Carpe that were zoe now. Csc per I'd
Sar pets 1hat Were Csc sac per yd
Carpets, all wool, that z5c ooc per vi
Carpet, all wool, IN It We're 0oC JOG per yd
lnoEeum that was o. &c per yli
IH"sesliu tnat WIS 75c now sos yer I'd
nice lire rulers re1tced from 81 TO Is Per Or
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24

Throughout ckr;S.eadom there are
nii'iops Of hattie eyes besmiaS happy
snt'cipstions IT the name af santa
Claus. snd millions Of lisle .herrts
bes''ny time to TIE happy moments
lesdiag ON t. Christmax. There Ar,
some unssntimentsi persons who
would deprive childhood Of the hap.
piness sccecisted with this annual
occasion. Fortunately for the chill :.
dsen there are but few with such
praetieai proclivitiss aud so Hong A.
Christ's slirit shall live. and the
story Of Ills birth. His miSs,an ..a
His crucihsion be told. this chil.ssh
ignorsnce concerning the actual per.
sonsl existence OF Santa Claus w,n
associate ali things that are bright
and beautiful with .'Oie SANITY"
When the ehildresfbecosne - wise
thss they no longer believe in santa
Claus as having personal ential
and that mothers kiss can no Longer
make we'll the bruised flesh or .he
throbbiag brain. the confines 81 hap
w childhood have been passed. aud
hencei9rth there is to be nothing to
confront them but q cold, hard. nit
less and deceitfnl world. Let Us then
pIolong this period sud let time and
tide in their natural sequence. and
not our hand. lif, the cartain that
shnis on, happy childhood from the
sad realities Of life.
And yet. Il We hook closely. we
shall find cracks in the curtain and.
IN the midst Of universal ipllitv. mer.
rimen, aud happy anticipstiuns. msy
be found aching little hearts. fearful
childish eyes. tired li,ilr feet AMI. on
Christmas morning. when Gods san
shall open mp the great panorama II
nature tu mans vision. there will be
iiresides where no little stockings are
hanging.
In thu land ~ plenty snd Of prom
Use II seems that there should be no
empty stockings ON Christmas morn.
In a land where wealth bevond the
dreams of aveiice belongs: where
church spires. like fingers pointing
20 Cod are found In every CITY. town
aud hamlet; where there l. work Tor
all, aud where Chfist's spirit j. sup.
posed TO dwell ia the national. tie
domestic aud the personal life. there
shosld be no sad aching hearts. there
should be NO empty little stockings
aud mo- lireless hearihstones on Christ.
mss mora.
but there must be,some There il
homes whore the patter Of the little
feet are no longer heard. They have
passed. like sririt shadows. across
the Threshold Of our hearts and
homes, and their music has been
Transformed into the soft cadence ef
angelic piniun~ that only heavenly
ears can know. These litiie stock
ngs only God can filkwiih lli- love.
Ills tenderness. His wisdom and
goodness
How like heaven this earth would
ne % nowhere upon It's surface. on
the coming Christmas morn. mt
home could Dee fouu that would be
chiidie>s. as lot single liitlc stock.
ing should be found emplyl-Kaor.
riir SfHfiacl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24
HOLIDAY EXCURSION
TICKETS,

t.gI one and uue-third first ci.s- fare
va Norfolk & Western Raii~av riu ~
sold 10 the Puhlic December -. %. "a d
~, - and gan. ist- Final limit JAN. ith.
pen presentation and surrender Of
Ssei''Reate sigped lv Superinfcnasuf
lr."eipai or President Of College os
Se"poli Excursion tickets viii be ssls h.
sih, 1901. ""'
N'p''loh4i a. iofmation uPsu application
W u, ssrnis OF Norfolk a Western Raiiwav.
'''' ~ " 3 hsYul, g. 2. A.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24
Cures Cancer and Blood Polls

Cures Cancer and Blood Polls
on.
70 fou have hlooI poison producing
rr'pifn rimplcs. ulcers. swollen gland.
""mrs and risiuS-. burning. itching skir.
eNNrrf-cnIorct spnts or rash un the skin.
mucous patches BOO mouth COP throat. FAM
nn- hair' i'one rain- old rheumatism or
loul csiarrh, ttke Botanic Blood Balm
.N Is. NI. % Kills ihc poisson In the blood
-lon ail sores, cruriiuus heal. hard SWELL
i"as snnsiAr' aehcs and naius siop and
tefiect sure is mauc ot ihc worst eases Of
u'uod Poison.
F'l cancers, iumors. saelliugs, eating
sores gglf aiccrs. persistent rimplcs ef
ai Aind-, take d D. D. 90 DESTROY. me
cancer poison in thc blood. hesis cancer
oi 90 Kinds, cures Else worst humors or
snppnraiing ssellins- Thousands cured
Nl q. Is. D. alter al else fail. R.H.R.
composed OF purc botanic ingredients
improves the digestion. makes She blood
flfa 2nd rich, steps ihe swlnl itching and
2" -N.sp shooting pains Thoroughly
Tested for tliriF yeags. nrngsists. 81 Dor
h''iir. eiih e"mpletr DIRECTIONS iHf home
'"'e sample irse aud prepaid hf slii-
ihs Blood islm Co.. Atlanta. Ga. Bo-
-e'iNe Trouble and FREQ medical aS,lce
also sent BOZ sealed letter
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

e'''''io1isn's 90 ri', H.e s'oa. Gap ro,r
CeNn ouluHn. Va. dec. I5.-Charles
haio passed here last week hauling the
remn"Hi 90 Bis steam saw mill aad hons.
fienucr io Dis ne~ home on Gins Crerk
in tne Pocket where tlc Black Mountain
No'i "nd Coke Company Is preparing 10
street, coke oven pisni.
ihe mes ircrelsca sisr mail Ronfe Ser
wee from here 90 Slemp is working an
nicely no~. @F
1onEressm9n q. siemp Is having seed.
ilseis Distributed nos tho mails B. crown
80 aith packages ct freo seeds.
severed syrian pcdiicrs passed. hese
lasi week loaded down W ian rofi.,. zen,
orally, Zoe sale. They vcre ON IA ..,r "a,
g. ihe Pocket coal heii XN
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24

A dispatch from Wise. appearing
~ where in The Hcssld today,
t3Ags Information Of a most encour.
aging kind to those Interested in the
Industrial development OF that sec
IGN. The news is that of the or.
s>n'zstion Of the Cumberland Trans
Portsiion. Light and Power Comps-
ny, whose Plsns embraces the build :
ing Of an electric line of railway con
nrcting Wise with Norton. Toms
Greek. Glsinorgsn. Dorchester. An
palsehis. stonegs and Big Stone
zap. the most important points in
that wealthy territory. With this
line o. railway may not mean is a
matter Of conjecture only. With
such gentleman a. Messrs. Henry NJ
Smvthc. a. president; !. \. E-Ser.
e. NJ Fulton. r. T. lrviae. vice
presidents; Col. r. +. $. Bailey. sec.
'etary. and DIR. NJ. l.. Stallsrd. treas
urer. actively interested. the under-
taking should succeed. Electric rail
ways have done much Tor other sec
toms IF the county. have turned
sleepy villages into thriving towns:
have brought in new people to ocen-
py the lands through which they
pass. have induced the bnilding Of
factories snd put new life into brow.
y neighborhoods-sll because Of the
cheap facilities they offer. the Quick.
ness sud promptness of service afford.
Ell. the convenience they have become
TO people living at a distance from,
their places Of business. aud 10 the
farmers whom they enable 10 do their
marketing without losing time or
stopping tesm- from their work. In
= country like thar around Wise
where the stream oftrayrl To- aud fro
Is constant, time i valuable aud
there Il =" much FOR the carrier ga
Transport. project OF this kind
ong"i t. prove paying investment
nc day IL not far distant when
there will be more lines passing be.
tween important points in Southwest
Virginia. The experience Of those
elsewhere is having its effect and
public spirited men are beginning 10
encourage more and more the influx
OF capital Tor this purpose-althourh
one OF the best features OF the Cum
0erland Company is that its officers
aud promoters are local men putting
their own money into their own sec
ton where they sre sure OF recovni-
ton due those who are willing to
back up home enterprises.
Another hopeful sign. IL more are
needed 20 convince the world thai
The great Southwest is growing
greater every day. is soon ia the re.
cent establishments Of new national
bank % Gate City. When cuisines
men are suns enough of condition.
ami hopeful enough Of the future of'
a community g. undertake 10 increase I
ITS banking facilities, il t. usually /
sr' down A. crrtsin thst that neigh |
o"rhood Is iloutishiug sud i,s peorle /
Optimistic. The character of q lIare
rs drirtuinahl9 no more qucAly than
through lis banking institutions
cate City T. coming center Of rich
territory and means Co make still /
longer stridos towards ihe front if /
the sriiit 90, People are now evidsnc-
'ns may be taken "a, nn Indication ~
Bristol Hrwld.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24
ILLICIT Stills
ARE DESTROYED.
thousands Of Gallons OF Beer
Contiscated Five Moon
sinners Under Arrest

NoTreN. Va. Dec. l5.-Un,,ed
States MarShsis beaded b. a. b.
Potter. % Wright. laiacd thirteen
Illicit mountain avwp m..ogsl;o.
stills in the Pound Gap aud Eikhorn
,rSi'as near The acknowledgement
tor'iers, eerrh nf here. Monaay and
lat eighi. de>irayinx the cream Of
ne ChFisimss supply.
FheR~aass q gallons of her w,rs
l"aresl eas. Five If il.e prsre,,.,ors
srse sFfeytei sna hustled Oh 60
" ai'esbosg jasl ~ lrlsi hrg.,e
la'isd States Commissioner :. n
"~ker' This was che asess impof.
'sa' 'ait msae ia thst seetiaa IL
'svsssl yes,s.
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teff s-sn Of approaching fcsoit and
'erett iFou'ie m Yonr sy.tcm :. ner,ous-
ness siref'e<sssss, 90 ~foaseh arsct-
fr'lic ihtiefs siN s,oe Jismea,icr fac
,toAbiosfnc eaases. 81 nrsei fails 10 toac
~ s'om2rh. fssuiatc ihc kidnets sal
i.csels' stieasials ne Dives. and siat,fs
'he siegd asqa da~a sy.fems l.enstt
lst'isn'et's go ~ ihe usual aticaasne
seess 80 ~ ss,ter ~ sssrehisg rad fkof-
ssts efeSi.seacss E.ecesir niffers 4
osty ePe. aad ttst !. fstsnssa II Il deaf
<ite perfect s@fiascti..e. 6suanleed ~
D. = /" Kelly, pr, sgi>s.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24
PLACED INJAIL

\ dispatch ffom Norton dated The
10Th inst. says:
Detective Johu w Wright of
ih.en'uckN yesterday arrested lIortt
Neitv, young desperate and a
hrnl"er "t the notc'l jam Kelly. of
E'khofn Tame, and Incorporated him
IN The l"il at Whitesborg. Kelly is
charged wiih arson. Tie has killed
" number ct men ia Pike county. 10
which place he Will be taken Tor trial
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CATIONS CASE
CONTINUED,

GArE cnN Va Dec.l5.-The ease
o. the Commonwealth agsiast John
u. tatr'", indicted for murder w.
rallied yesterday and eop,inne.i for
'he driendaHs, Bail vas not s>kol
los.
y very large crowd was ia town
S.ef'erdsy many coming in esprrta
ZION o. The Cation trisl hiring com
mcp-e5.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24

1901 , IA; la the Clerks Osce al H.
Si'onii court 81 the County af Wi.e er
The 10Th Day Of November. 1908.
H. L. Nunisv, Plsinua
vs. rr rt.....
Mandy Aruley. Defendant
The ol,iec, Of This suif 3. obtain a Al;
ssree "a fincuIo ma,rinosii' To- ~
pialntiH from he defendant Ana IL ~
pea1ins lrer AFFIDAVIT on ale IN ssii ,a;..
nat Naniy Neuiey Is non resident ~
ne Sisle oiNirginia.it j. ordered th,t ~
appeal hers withia attesn dsys after due
qualifications Of this order aud DO 4h,t i
necessary 10 2rosot her Interest 10 ihis
ss". And q Is further ordered that 1
copy nercot he published Tor four success
sive weeks IN the Big Sions Gan Posi-. sad
'aA'a copy be pasted At the fronl naor of
seribea ~ laz
Cary--Tesfe:
" +. KIlGonk. Clsrk
on ~ G. a. JosSsoN. D. q.
-''s'ss' Nov Div
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-24

! hsVc rrenei an estahii.hment ia
ih" room adj 'inios the telephone ex-
change, BOO the ANer- Building. where
4 am irspaiet 4. elt3a Sod ifes>
geniieUicn's ch'tling 10 first class
styir. an work resrsutecl. Give
me trisl Macs ParruS.
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STEAM LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER. KY.

This j. one 81 the mn>t complete
and ap-tn date I.snajsie. in the ooon-
tsy sad s'res- ae.. trss-els,s work
y. " Kelly = agent ~ Zig Stone
SsP. Ba>kot leaves here TUESDAY
night aud f-tnrns SATURDAY. mcrninr
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Brie Mention. High water at noon.
w1NcHELL's LUCKY CATCH.

Member of Light Fingered Gentry De-
 tected at Armory.
 During the performance of the Kir- mess last night Officer Harry Winchell. who is on duty at the arnlory, noticed a well dressed man who seemed 10 put out a groun of people, and mix with them. After seeing him do this several times Winchell followed him, but the man became aware of the fact that he was watched. and made an attempt to lose the officer in the crowd. Winchell touched him on the shoulder and took him out into the hall where, after giv- ing him a talking to showed him the door to the street, which the man took with much alacrity.
 No reports were made of any pocket nicking so the quick action of the po- liceman evidently nipped in the bud any schemes the man had. If the of acer had been in citizens clothes it is quite probable that the man would have been caught in the act of going through some ones pockets.
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For generations great artists have used and pronounced Chickering Pianos the best in the world.
 Liszt. the greatest pianist the world has ever had. said: "The instruments of this maker offer harmonious en- semble of perfections to the exclusion of all defects. They are superlatively perfect ."E Won Bulow: "On other pianos I have to play as the piano permits. but on the Chickering I play just as wish.''
 De Pachmann: f''On this earth it is not only unsurpassed, but unequalled.' 9 Chickering Pianos have stood for eighty years as the type of the piano makers art -..
 The higher the musical culture of the purchaser, the greater will be his pleas ure if he buys Chickering.
 Call and see our stock of Pianos, of which we have, besides the Chickering, the Gabler-Huntington. All at right prices for cash or installments.
 N. SONNENBERG PIANO co.
 sol Chapel Street. Branch Wareroorns-700 Main street, W5insted. Conn; 175 Brank street, Wa. 2 terbury, Conn; 1856 Main street, Bridge port, Conn; 39 Main street, South Nor walk. Conn; 8 Main Street, Tonkers, N. '.
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rect line between New York and Jack sonville without change, and in the size and steadiness of the steamers and su- perb service has no equal
 Copies of the pamphlet may be had by calling at the office of H. E. Sweezey, general steamship agent, 102 Church street, who will be pleased to give cor rect information regarding any Euro pean or Coastwise line.
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MAN SHOWED FIGHT.
Gave Policeman Winchell a liar
 Tussle.

Gave Policeman Winchell Hard
 Tussle
 An unknown man who is said to be from Boston raised quite disturbance last night on Meadow street, near the armory. He was suffering from alco- holism and imagined that every one was trying to injure him. Policeman Winchell was summoned and found that he had run up against a tough proposition.
 The man was naturally powerful and this, stimulated by his fevered imagi- nation, made him formidable antago- mist. The policeman and he had few minutes rough house, after which the Boston man found that he had run up against foeman worthy of his steel and gave i'll. He was taken to the po- lice station, where he fell into stupor from which which it was impossible to awake him. It is understood he is a blacksmith in the Hub.
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CAR STRIKES MAN.
Samuel Kamen of Eaton Street Badly
 Injured by Trolley.

Samuel Kamen of Eaton Street Badly
 Injured by Trolley. ..s ;.
 Samuel Kamen, twenty-eight years of age and residing at 63 Eaton street, was badly hurt last night by car on the Dixwell avenue line about 6:30 Ka- men. who is a newsdealer crossed the street in back of car bound down town and on Dixwell avenue. near Henry street stepped directly in front Of an up-bound car. He was thrown quite distance and had his head bad- 1y cut in addition to a bruised hand and shoulder. He was unconscious when picked up by the conductor of the car, but upon being revived refused to be taken to a hospital, so was taken home where he was attended by Dr. Kirby. He will be in bed for several weeks. %
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FACTS ABOUT FLORIDA.

Call and Get Interesting Descriptive
 Pamphlet at H. E. sweezey's General
 Agency.
 This is the attractive title of an illus- trated pamphlet of some seventy pages full of valuable information to any one interested in Florida. t. Y.
 It is issued by the Clyde Steamship company, which operates the only di-
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to enlist the cooperation and confidence of all who are desirous that this country should do it's part in the advancement of knowledge. No reference has been made to special researches under way in physics, in chemistry, in geology, in bot any and in many other subjects, because they are of too technical or limited character to interest the public at large. From an Article by it's President, D. e. Gilman, in the New York World.
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pruutstums. &c.
Success :!
>~~~S%~~~~

>~S The COFFEE SALE and DEM0NSTRA- TIoN last week at State Street Store was the greatest success in our history; and no wonder, when we are selling 55c. JAVA and MOCHA COFFEE for 2Sc.
 Delicatessen We are making some important additions to this department, Lamb Pies the latest, 10 cents.
 Butter Best Elgin Creamery Butter-pure goods, not the so-eaIled process-2Jc. Prints, 26c. These prices notwithstanding the sharp advance in the market.
 Meats This department is rapidly coming to the front as our strongest hold. Saturday we sold rafts of those Sugar Cured Hams at 14c. pound.
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seturday. November 2, 1903.
AEn aDl llsItIAsE4nhh1s XU-DAT.

NAl Fl xt D A~Ak% AslAz4sA A@&N 4 AC q
 ... Pag, Annual Meeting-United Workers Basketball-Temple Hall. Birds-The F. $. Platt Co.
 Cold Weather COmf0rts-N. Fl. Shoe Co. Financial-Jacob Berry < Co. For Sale-H House-C. H. Webb.
 Economy is Wealth-MunrOe < Munroe. l Exhibitfon-N. H. Co. Horticultural So. Estate G. A. Fitch-Probate Notice. For Saie-Piano-15 Beers Street.. Hobson TO-night-Foy Auditorium. Jewelry-Durant. Lost-Brooch-30 Whitney Avenue. Lost Pug Dog-34 Melton Street. y-Gamble-DesmOnd Co. Our OYercoats-Dayis & Co. Pie Days-BostOn Grocery Co.
 More Lockets-Wells & Gunde. l Notice to Contraetors-C. ". Kelly. Public Hearings-Board of Finance. Postum-At Grocers. Royal Baking Powder-Grocers'.
 Ready Tailored Clothes-Meigs Co. Saturdays Values-Wm. Frank x Co. Securities-Newton < Parish.
 Sale of Clocks-The Edw. Malley Co. Shoes-Howe & Stetson Co. Suit Room-The Chas. Monson C0. The Only Endorsement-T Ford Co. The Red Feather-Hyperion. ...., Winter Garden-Y. M. c. A. Restaurant. Wanted-Co -540 Whitney Avenue.
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VEATHER RECORD.

washington, D. C., Nov. 6, 1903, p. m.
 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For New England: Partly cloudy. saturday with snow near the coast; brisk north winds; Sunday fair. ss..,a.. For Eastern New York: Fair Saturday and Sunday; warmer Sunday; fresh north to northwest winds.
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THE pEnPI .Eys c,HIIRf1II

Service in Warner hall tomorrow evening at 7:SO; sermon by the pastor, Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, on "The Phi a1anthropy of God.' There will be an Illustrated song service.
 E The services for the winter will be held in Warner hall at 7:SO each Sun day evening. 5 s... -..
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qHREE MONTHS sL5O ONE MONTH, 50 CEsTs; ONE WEEK. 15 CENTS. SINGLE COPIES, 8 CENTS
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Delicatessen
Rntter
Meats
s. s. ADAMS, Cor. State and Court Sts.

745 Grand Avenue. 25s Davenport Aye. 247 Howard Avenue, ' Shelton Avenue, 3T5 Howard Avenue, 143 Rosette Street.
 15S Lloyd Street
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
&c 4PTAIN DARLINGTON" FAVERSHAM THE COUN-
TY CHdIRAIAN"-NEV FIR ENCH PLAYS THIS WEEK. .

Dayne the bills as , the added 5b2 %
presenting their sketch i Bl 1t Biilii shnan and
Charles Warren Johnson, Davenport ana Lore i,
he coq6 sin 9 e and dancing Comedian Eleanor
Falk. late OF "Florodora 20 Gray, a cIe ss
iaineTs and the vitagraph showing new views
popular concert is announced for to-night'
Al the head Of Keitl,'s bill for the Union Square
this week are the Eight Vassar Girls They are
musicians graceful dancers and vocallsts' ana
their presentation is at once musical ana spectacu
lar, with electrical effects The Ihree MaTNeiious
Merrills" while not new are accounted the peers
OF any team Of comedy bicyclists. MuslcaI Daie.
also needs no introduction, while Eddie GTard' Oh
Natural Gas Fame" supported by Miss Gardner
win be seen IN his sketch, THE Soubrette ana the
Cop The ouigley Brothers VIII air%rG aeea ~
by their comedy introduced IN "A CossL e r tra%, "
Large" will Barry and Johnson; VINO 1890 are O1 tn
reader their vocal speciality illustrating the lie OF
a fireman George H Wood mas a new lIioUICs re.
PAM stenhens novelty acrobat; Eddie De Voc, &c
centric comedian: Aft Holt. mimic; Sloan ana
wallace and the ever-interesting biograph VIII
complete bill
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre this week
Madame Sans Gene" will be revived. and Dan
DAILY will appear in an original vaudeville sketch.
This should prove a strong attraction for Thanks
giving week. and large houses are expected.
At Harlem this week a revival viii be made OF
r E Kidder's drama, entitled "One Error" Mr.:
and OCEAN 6s 4"iPS 6e Proctor company viii
De At tn P Pros Ffty-eigbth Street Theatre this
week there viii be a production Of Edward Nc
Wade's war play, winchester
At Pastors this week will be Myles Mccarthy &
Co, assisted by Miss Aida woolcott in "a Race
Touts Dream; J. Aldrich Libby and Katharine
Trayer, in musical potpourri; Irene La Tour and
Zaza, the flexible lady and her clever dog; John
Baker and Louise Lynn, presenting The Electric
rstc Musical act Henry ann 6on o1gS iIs
trated in moving pictures, and many more.