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INSURANCE CIRCLES. Semi-annual Meeting of the i Union at Louisville. THE COMMITTEES AT WORK I Llvelv'-Contest Expected Over tne miiwauRoo Non-lntercourea Discussed Wrestling with the Question of Co-insurance. Xonsrn ia, 13. Spcriul rf.

frwm. Oue of tbe best-attended. aeinU annual meetings ot the Union ooovened is the parlor of the Gait House this morning. Owing to layed trains the morning session was not called to order until nearly 12 o'clock, it being about 2 o'clock before an adjournment was taken. The business of the morning was of a routine nature, tbe roll-call and general reports of committee being tbe only matter coming before tbe body.

The afternoon sesiion was of a lirelier nature, and as a result this evening committees OB the various subjects discussed are actively engaged in formulating reports to be pre Rented at the sessions to-morrow. One of the Interesting features was the subject of how to reduce the expense in "'icepted cities- which was proposed by J. W. Murray, the German-American -of New York. Mr.

Murray warmly his plan of action, which be declared was practical and feasible, but, aa ia usual with measures presented before the Union, the necewary Tote could not be secured and the subject was laid over? It is understood that Mr. Murray wilt- again bring the. subject up, when- fie expects the matter to receive; better consideration. The situation at Milwaukee, which is probably the most serious matter up for the discussion of members, wks; to-day but lightly touched upon. It will probably come up to-morrow very strongly and will undoubtedly be the occasion of a bitter fight.

The members of the commission, at whose instance the notion on Milwaukee was originally taken, feel that the companies after having urged upon them the necessity of measures affeo'-ing. the city, faking effect -immediately. should follow out the plan as laid "out and insist upon their agents signing the ,15 per commission agreement 'ar well as ordering a'i daily report sent through the office of Inspector Brant On the other hand, it is claimed that the com L-sion has exceeded i authority in establishing a compact office at Milwaukee, or even placing an inspector there to take Charge of the business. At tbe meeting to-day one new member Was elected in tbe person of G. M.

Fisher, manager of the western department of the Falatine of Manchester. Mr. Fisher's headquarters are at Chicago. Owing to the friction which has existed in Keatuckv and Tennessee for several years past it is under-. Stood that a scheme ia now in the incubator for the introduction of a measure to takes these States oat of the jurisdiction of the Union.

Two plans are proposed for their aigpoeition, one being to attach to tne SoatbeaeWn Tariff Association, and tbe other to have them operated independently by the special agonls having jurisdiction in the field, who are, however, to be governed by the rules and rates of the Southeastern Tariff Association. Another subject which is interesting mm-'. agers considerably is non-intercourse with agents of companies outside the pale of tho union. It is proposed by some that- aa nbxs i lute rule of non-intercourse be established, this action probably being precipitated by the introduction of the Columbian Fire of this city into any union agencies in the' West and 'South. Already ons company, tbe Royal, has issued circular rem its Southern department, de- daring that hereafter its agents (hail represent no non-onion company.

From the fact that this matter is continually discussed in the lobby of the Gait is indication enough that the eubjjct is a serious one. This evening a committee is busily engaged In wrestling with the question of co-insurance applied tj all mercantile and manufacturing risks in the West and South. The reasons put forward in advocating co-insurance are not so much that rates will be increased as that under ita application losses will be reduced. In connection with co-insurance the application of the universal mercantile schedule is also receiving general sttention, Mr. Moore, of the Continental, being present as father of the scheme to explain iu merits and urge ita immediate introduction.

A list of those present is as follows: Prom Chicago George F. BiesclL Eugene Har-beck, Eduinod Outdoor, J. J. McDonald. Fred James, E.

Simonds, E. 8. VYnlker. J. H.

Nen-berger. Conrad Witownky, E. L. Allen, E. C.

Lewis, 1. 8. Blackwelder. Eugou Cary, W. H.

Cunningham. C. Lw Whittentora, (Merge ii. Xjjrcra. a.

J. tin rat og, I. w. Le.ttn. j.

M. Kogere, George II. Fidher. W. H.

Warren, Abram Will-' ams, S. CritcheU. W. W. Uodley, i.

Bel-den, C. E. Bliven, Thomas 8. Chard. Frank D.

Hosere. H. C. Eddy, D. Osinan, B.

1. Smith. From Now York W. H. t'rolius- IL E.

Bowers, J. Montgomery Hare, li. LdtchUeld. J. W.

atar-, ray, Charles Sown 11, F. Moore, J. fl. Wash-burn, Uenrge W. Wenaley.

From Philadelphia E. Irvin, P. IL Wua, JSobert B. Heath. From Cincinnati F.

C. Bennett, J. H. Deeamo. George Law, H.

M. Magill, W. F. Goodwin. From Dajrton Bena Ma rot.

From Detroit J. Clark, Frank H. Whitney, UMargob. From Erie C. H.

Barry. From Omaha W. H. Wjrraan. From 8t.

Paul W. D. Fargo. From Newark Uanry Powlee, J. J.

Henry. From Providence Fred W. Arnold. Those reporting from LoaisviJIe are J. B.

Cas-. tleman, E. B. Boyd, and J. W.

Railatein. A. J. Bolton, of London, lire manager of the uuirauD, aua i in HMuucf at toe meeting. SPECIAL AGKXTS BAXQtTET.

tUesnbers of the State Board Feast at the "l-aderwrUers." Morning sad afternoon sessions bald yesterday concluded the semi-aanaal meeting of the 11U-; fcois State Board. aiatters of a routine nature were disposed of, tad the several committee for the ensuing six months appointed. In the evening the members, to the number of forty, sat down to a snmptioa banquet aeavrd ia the handrom dining-room of the of which hostelry Secretary Carlisle ia the genial boat. Throughout the evening Tomaso's Orchestra discoursed sweet music. George If.

LoTrjoy. who acted aa toast mastor. was la his happiest vein, and kept the eompanv In continual good bnator with' bis scintillating remarks and 'witty comments. Tbe veteran Dr. VV ise waa the first apeaker and responded tbe toa.t, 'IIIibwis Sute Board." Dr.

Wise bad hi aubject well ia band and reviewed tbe work of the boards from the day of their forma-. tine down to the prevent time. Other toasts were reermeded to as follows: Methods ia Rating," Robert Gray "Adjust. meat of Lone and Ita Efiton J. R.

BobiDton; "My ImprrmioD of the Field-It Work and' lien," li- li. Roaeweideri Noa-Board Competition Charles Hchnmiler -Hiaw. rnment and Oihnr Board." Charlce Fraach. This eoneluded the ap eh-making, bwt not the feaUvitiea, and it waa well Into the "wee sma' boors" before tbo psrty broke up, the members one and all voting the affair a decided saceoss. APPEAL TO; HEAJQUABTKJUL Bethlehem, Paw Ageat Uet en the Trail of Rate Cutter.

baa worked itself into a fever beat over the inaction of the Middle Department ia the ease of rate cutting of J. H. Kresge. of that eitv. whn.

it ia alleged, eat tbe ret ea tbe new Central school nouee. me attention or tne Middle De- Krtment waa called to tbe matter last Deoma-r, bat noUjinr hn been done. Tbe Bethlehem board now appeals to the eompsniee direct ia a Jong circular sad demands tbe cancellation of the policy placed at cut rates, NEW YORK CIRCLES EXCITEDw, A Change Possible la Afeaey of the PkeeaJz of New York edvtess-atate that tbe gossips of that city have been busy with the Boots sad Courtney 'dissolution, but so fir while rumors are plentiful, they fail to got any real facts except as below. 1 here hsve been overtares made looking to the edmiaslon cf tbe. Phoesixof Hartford to the Imperial offioe, the THE meat there to be Coartae kad MeC-ay.

The nreaent high loe.il expenae or the Fhus-iia would probably be rrdiieea by this arraneemenr, and as Mr. Cowrtney will naturally need to associate aa underwriter with him, it ia not oalikely that this scheme may go through. SCHEME TO BEAT THE COMPANIES. Agents at Charlottesville, Va: Pocket Tax It is reported that a flue- scheme to get ahead of the companies hae heea vneartbei atChar-lottesviUe, Vs. Owing to the peeulisr reading of the Us law agent have heea able t3 Uke out a license for any camber of companies represented by them, but instead of prorating this amount amoni thoirenmnanlea.

thev have tand each company tbe limit under another sectioa of the mil, aed have pocketed the difference between the amount actually paid and toe amount actoally ehnrged up. Ia what manner this- will be explained is a Bastion, aa it srems to involve tbe-city gorernrannts also. Of coarse, the blea that if they could save this money from the city it belonged to them would not seriously be advanced aa aa honest The eaao is being investigated by special agents, and, as the Charlottrsville agents were am org the kickers who rebelled againtt a eommision pled re, it is interesting to peculate as to which of them will come ont "iionor bright." Thrown Out or the Cenrts. Nkw Yobk; Feb. IV Spretjt Ttltgrnm.

Tbe ease of Gregory Flina vs. the Continental In-sursnee Company, was throwa oat of tbo Supreme Court. Fiinn refused to 1st his tots go to ai nitration, and as tbe year has passed ha eaa bring no new suit and will getnotning. Tbe arbitration clause in the standard policy i up held by this decision. Rates Advanced Boatoaw The rating committee of the Boston board hai bean empowered to advance rates on build iugs and contents where the eleetrie wires run in front or at the aido in such a way as to hinder tbe operator of the fire department.

T. A. Cooke to Become aa Adjuster. William A Cooke will, oa March open aa office la New Orleans for the adjustment of fire loiee. Mr.

Cooke was for several years an independent adjuster at Atlanta. BusTate Adopts Coinsurance. The Buffalo board adopts eolnsursnes from April liS. This decdeioa was arrived at yesterday. Iasaraaee Mote.

Tho Hanover Fire ha decided that its Pine street building at New York shall be tea storioe high. Tbe New York Board of Fire Underwriters has panted a revolution in favor of the repeal of the silver law. Tbo Fire Heeord. PiTTSBCad, Feb. Tclr jram.

Tbe l.very stables of F. D. Turner, on Pennsyl-vauiaareoae. Wilkinsburg.wsrs destroyed by fire at an early boor thii morning. Los $7,000, with but little insurance.

EU81NESS NOTICKS. 3onn H. Uoodbcbt, DmtATouao irr. of New York, rpeeialist oa skin, scalp, aervons snd blood diseaaea, also faee diadgarement -lnveutor of Woodbury's Facial Soap for the tkin, scalp and complexion. A sampls eak Sol ltt-pag book aeat sealed for 10 eeuu.

Chisaga omce, 70 Dearborn street. Consultatioa frse. Whon the hair ia thin and gray, Pabkeb'S Haib Balsam renew tbe growl and color. Hixdkbcobks, the best eareforeoms, lkeents. Irritation of the Throat and Hoareeness immediately relieved by 'Hrvwn't Bronchial IVocaai." E.

A W. Tbe "Trronga" link euff should be worn with oar "Voirenn" or E. A MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were leaned by the County Clerk Wednesday. Feb.

IS: Are. 2118 lej ai aa-at ....85 -It SO 22 -O Arthur I. Hoc. Annie Bart ley John Verhoek. Lixzle Willie T.

Morpliy, LiUle 8 Carter. Juniea W. Cralo, Amanda Martin Adolph Coopman. Jnhnxa nohneloer. HoturJ Ball.

Mitirel i-hnrn William a -e, Mary John.on... William acner. Kiitln n. Draper Fred prteti. L-'lue Uu-lch James Z.

Charbonnetn. Llnle lobawn Joiin Kehnirn. Amanda Und. Toonia retemnn. AngnU PiUoa Jacoh Werner.

Kmma Cohen Leo Baphnel. Minnlv Powell Hodo'pn DVcre, FruncU Robert Lwl. KUen ichnm Panl kjteten, Ida Pe Iter Oiirlav ttandera. Carrie StUIr Jaknn tetter. Ainlo On.ntent Nlcbo ae Kayr.

Kmma Populor.imi Liul. Oanrietiei. France Pelerevta MnnrnBcrnhard. Llna KaUk Fred Purge. Caroline Htmtler William Pae.

MoUle P.ener. Elvadora Fanrher. Harriet nehmder On-livr tit-owhe. Parnarj Wengert. Beniamlna Fturlo.

Oioranna ninajtoga Paul Chrttensen. Anna Btr aa. Walter Camplell. Lsolea Maeamann Bertie Qoodrieh. Tena Meenoa Ottn (aolw 1.1 rM.l.,l.

Mortimer Aldridge, Clyde Millard Hennrie Hankers, Ida Graf J-imee Anderano. Fannia Halpert Max preoer. Augnsta Frank be bell. Kiute Croat. William C.

stiller. Cora at. feeldt. Walker Waynea, Joaie Gottned John Koonay. Alice Mma allehael Alt.

Kilaabeth Uock Frank nrhlen. Mary Gamlenwleaer Joasph Kaah. Alice char let Youngberg. An le oh ton John Connore, Bride McGinn Jxhn Sjreflelu. Kadi Moloney Lincoln Story.

Roae Genrgd Poehlmaon. Ida Meronile II 23 ti KV-25 .4031 18 EIVOKCES. Tbe followlna- bl.le tnr rflVAme wm ii SPEN'CEB-Carollne A. sgalnst Cbarle G. for KRIP8 Appe seslnet Doele.

forerneltv. WA rtlON Pearl a rainet Henry, for cruelty. DEATHS. FTT5EBAL TRAIN Dally on Chicago and Grand Trnnk Kallwav. Polk Strjet depot, to Mount Greenwood and Mount Hupi at 14 in.

Mount Hone Uemetory-Clty offload 305 Phanlz Baildlng. corner of Clark and Jaeasoa etre. Graceuiod and Oalvary-Fnoeral train of ths Chicago, MilwankMjind St. Paul Railway leave Union depot tktadiaoa and Canal strsta dadr at 12:30 p. m.

CKLLA-At lTo. 44 North Well street. Lizzie Cells, aged 81 yeara. Funeral to-day at lOulUo'eiock a. m.

to the Italian Churea of tha Aeanmption. bv eara via Chimin KfittkwM CONDON Feb. 14 David, beloved son of the late Jame and Margaret Condon (nee Ah-arnkand brother of Patrick, Michael, Jame, William, and Mr. Jamee Walsh, at residence. No.

UT9 Want-worth avenue, aged 23 year: waa a native of Emelr, County Tlpperary. Ireland. Funeral Frl-day from above number at o'clock a. m. sharp to Nativity Chnreb, waer reealem maae will he cel- etrjted, theooe by carrlagaa to Calvary.

CTJMMINGS-Feb. 14. Edward brioved soa of James sod Ellen Cummin (nee Day aged 2 yeara. Faneral to-Jay at 10 o'clock a. irum parents residence, bo.

811 Fnlron atreet. by carriages to M. snd 8L P. depot, thence by ears to Calvary Cemetery. COHEN Mary, beloved wife of Harry Cohen, motnerof Sadie and Mary Cohen, daughter of ktre.

Kebeeca Marka. and aleter of Jacoo Marks, ageit 31 yeara and 7 month. Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock from the residence, corner Chestnut and Well atreets to Gracjiaad. be flowers. Montreal (Caaada papers please copy.

COLR-Feb. 15. at lie. m. Wealthy Bern Ice.

only child of Jamee A. and LnnlaeM. Cue. at parenta' residence. No.

124H Wllcos svenae. Funeral 1 a. m. Friday. Fab.

17, carriages to Boss UUU DANAHEB Feb. 1 1. at her resldenee. Na 253 West Polkt -eet. Mr.

Johh Daniher. alster of Patrick McKelilgott and Mrs. J. Sheehy, native of Count Limaiies, Ire and. Funeral to-day to 81.

Patricks Church, taeace WC.H. and bt, H. B. to Cab vary. BOWLING Feb, IS.

at ale reatdenee. No. 66 East Huron atreet. at a. ul, i Imotav Dowllng.

brother vi 4ona, aa. snenaei ana rstrica vowung. Notice ox lunerai nereni-er. GILLAN-Feo. IX at Brad dock.

Pa. Patrick beiovel hueha.Hl of Llaale Glllan innat Tnklnh. brother of BoaeGlltaa and Mr. Peter Murray, burial at Waukegaa I day. Trala leavse Noiih- vejwra aeeot at a 'clock a.

as. HERBICR-Feb. 18, Mrs. Martka J. Merrick, widow wi iw, wimam n.

names, sgea tl yeara snd 7 Baodesavaane. JT jasral nri vat a. IS. Sarah, aged OS. Marx Kauffmaa and mother of Jlra.lt M.

oer and rad K.ugfuana. Funeral a 87 aabeab avenue, pa Friday. Feo. 17. at 1 o'clock.

BorUl at Grace land. Fresadaarelavtted. vrwem reatdenee, "oo'h CUIntoa atreet, John LoekaarT mWTi to-dTTto 1 LOFTtTS Feb. 15. St No.

39 Wsat Adana atet TL.eonof bile; P.lk.nn and aged 36 vanra month and 14 d.rm. -1 h. of hla laclea Cbarlea aad Thome. V.lkI..?J. County Clare.

Iral ind. are reaawrtfnlly lnvaadto atienef the funeral at 10 o'ctotk Friday fromst, Patrtrk'a canrch. asoralng LTJNDEFeb. 16. Cari Fmtl Lnnde, aged a ana6aaoeth.

Fun ml mm the reeidaae Thla barraved L-arenta, No. Ms Warren avunue, Frtoal at lo clock. LTRCH F'h, IS. at No. 4t West Flftv-arst trat.

Maggts. batoved danrhter of Michael and Nan! Lynch tne Pierre), aged 1 rear A mouth and bjra la Newystle WeaU County Llmert lea. Ireland, tromaeove reeldence Frl. day. W.

Aane'a Church, at 10 o'clock. a. sa theaos by carrUgea to Mouat OUvet. HKLIOOOT-At No. 41M Atlantic arrest.

Feb. 14 John, nelove-t aon of Michael and aU'zabeth star Hellso-rt (nee Lawleri. aged 15 year. Funeral to. day.

to St. Ceeiiia'a Church, thence to Forty-ninth and Ualsted (tree! depot, by car to Mount Odvet. VOtTIRK-At the re-Hence of her see. Patrick Me Ou.r. No.

aiKbhefllelii avanae. FeU 14, Ann, lortd mother ef Pau-lrk and Bernard Mcuul.V snd the late- MAry Mitchell, mtttve of Alhooy. Covnty Meath. Ireland, need 91 rear. Funeral to-day at I o'clock a.

nt. to. bt Vincent'. Church, where bias maae will celebrated, -thence by sarrlaga to Caivary Cemetery. DAILY INTER OCEAN, TKBII3DrTMPltSDfO, TBBBtTAnr 18, 1893.

DSATH3." iir.l,x Nelaon. ag it year. meinberoc Goorire M. Thomaa loet tin. G.

A. Faneral Friday. Feb. 17. si a u'rioek p.

rejoaanee, No. 178 Tweuiy UUrd 4aes to Oakwooda. 14 Tampa, O. IL Pla. arad rr aneral Frld at .1 o'clock a.

iu from rl(lene swo Waablngtoa aveniM. aw notice tneontiary be given hereafter, bt. Louia paper pleaae copy. PRICK KTT-Feb. 15.

Oenrre W. prlrkeu. sged 78 5 unirMi ei r.iim?, i a. t.bt lm ave-aue, Friuar at 10-JM o'clock a. in.

ilurlat erlvta. 6TRkItO-Fee. 14. at M. reallenes.

No. IT West Monroe etreet, aillljm Mrang, formerly of Hath-rt-l ih, Devon. Kngfend, ed S3 Fa. feral to-day. at 1 UM o'clock a- as.

by drnars ta Ibe IUIL DY Feb. It. at No. 3B37 Rooth Paulloa street. HnKa.

bilovad hu.band of Ins Tweedy, aged 48 rea'a. Faneral from abv nurabr 1 r. sa. by ranlagei toOakwooua, vl'ILKf It Feb. 14, at IS midnight, at his No.

732 Weet Lake street, GdnWllkle. Funeral tUtnrday. Feb. Id. at 10 u'eloe a.

a. Or earrlagoe to ret Home. Members of Hi Ion Pari Council. Nrv KiTil. hoyal Arcannm.

please atfnd FdraaAtFtowaaa Any dnsirnacaa t-e oouiaed al en aonr. wottca ilHhr'. Tel. SIW. CHICAGO CPERA HOUSE Fireproof miui Manager.

FRIDAY Mum- AaiSTOCBAOV VS. VMS PCOPLg. Fat. Mat. To-Mle-h ACGltST JUNKERMHNN And kU Own Star Company ta ARISTOCRACY V3.

THE PEOPLE. BPECIAL, ENQAOEKEMT. Commencing Sunday. Feb. IS.

One Veek Only, Dainty FANNY RICE And Her Company of run Makers, la tbe JOLLY SURPRISE and THE LITTLE BROOM-SELLER Everything new and better than ever, Re rred Heats Now oa Bale. McViCKER'8 THEATER TUB DISTWGCISHKD ACTOR-ATJTHO. Wilson Barrett Aad His London Co. TO-NIOHT and The Spectacular Saturday Night, PHARAOH. FridaV' Night HAMLET.

atnrdiv MaU TBE G.RLUr Ut UKABTfBea -Snt week Mr. Barrett will seen In Monday. Xetinee. "Hani- TbeGiri of My Heait: "2 F.r4,.U 'BI- t. Ma.

-Pfenaant 8lna -Sret Umt on say etage: eaturdsy blhu -t-Uudlan." Keala now eelllnr. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. HARBT L. HlHUN TO-NIGHT AMD EVERY KIOBT.DE WOLF HOPPER- -IS- Matinees 8xturdays. TO NIGHT -LUMBEBalK KIOtlT.

Frtdey. Feb. 17 -CHICAGO RFS84R NIOHT. THE COLUMBIA Wonron nod Oearbore. Laet Xigh'a of the Famous B0ST0NIANS Taw Thursday Night -Pint tlm any whereof The Ogalatlas.

Bojk by Aniaon. Marie by Henry Waller. Rost of Week. ROBIN HOOD. -Aothr faehlonaWe event.

AhlMOt RACY, by Broneon Howard. lie first res! renlallon In Chlctgo Seat ready to-day. THE AUDITORIUM. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY EVENING CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, tTnder thv Dtreetlon of THEODORE THOMAS nolotat-MB. TMKa SPtERISG.

ffSrlH: PADEREWSKI Mranrh Ofll-atn Tb Inte-Oresn Hnll.llng. THE HAYMARKET Will J. Davis. Weat Madlaod and Halstod atresia. CEOKCK TiiTriars IINSTKELSL licit imir teiui c.

See Coleman, the Most Wonderful of Dancers. Hear Alice Evans sing "Ceorgie, ueotfie. Next Bandar Joseph Murphy In K-rry Qow. HOOLEY'S-To-Night Punctually at a SATCBDAT (ONLY I MATINEE AT 3. KOSIXA YOKES AND HEB LOTDOJI COMEDY COMPANY.

1 At bOclork--A GAME OF CARDS." At G'clock-TUK CIRf'US KIDER." Al lOO cl LORD IN LIVERY." Nevt Week A new Wl "AN OLD VAGABOND." -WIG AND GOWN." and "MAID MARIAN." Seat Kale Now Open. CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGHT and Feb. IS. tl.

at Second of a Brilliant Series of Joint Readlngatrom their ows work by F. HOPKINSON SMITH THOMAS NELSON PAGE Reajrved Seat 50e. 75c, SI 00. THE SCHILLER THEATER, Randolph between Clark aad Every Evening Escept Sunday Matinee Sat, Tbe New Done Uc Comrdy of tbe Wir, SURRENDER By AUGUSTUS THOMAR. 8AM T.

JACK'S MADISON ST. opera Bet State and Dearborn. Twt Main an HOUSE DAINTIEST very day at a. Eeerv night at a MTTLK DARL1 NO ON 11KTR. and Duty.

Pretty Ulrla. Pretty DELIGHTFUL DANCERS. turn- Pratt Pt uiMk PricesMat 25. 605. Night.

SS. 50. 75s. ACADEMY OF MUSIC H. B.

JACOBS -Sole Manager OLIVER BYRON Across the Continent Nest Sunday kdw IN ABDEN. i- WINDSOR THEATER Tal N. To-night at Matlnes Saturday. Packed to the vwun eu www oen diukw CHARLES A. GARDNER 4 vnner ine managameat 01 aianay St.

aula, la FATHERLAND. Next Snnday-FUa and Webster ia-A Breezy PEOPLE'S Sute St, near Harrison. Matinee Every Day MaUaee Prices. 10.es. TO-NIGUT AT 8 IRWIN Coanedy sad Vaudeville Ooampany.

Bnarinmns- Sonday Mattaee Peh. IS. Y1CTOHH VAUDa.VILLB THE ALHAMBRA Tel. 8. 142.

B.B. JACOBS. Sole Manager. ALL THIS SKIPPED MOON WEEK Beat Week PAUL EAUVAR. HAVLIN'S Telephone; South IJ7.

Like Borne, ail road lead to the lionss of Bute. ALL THIS WEEK JOhnl. SULLIVAN la "THE MAN FROM BOSTON" Nest Sunday LITER YBON le The Plunger. CLARK 8TREET H. B.

OKO Orcb'ai's Circle Matlnem-let Balcony OCe bunday. Thidv baturdar THE FAST MAIL Ksxt bunday-' Skipped tT (be Light ef the Moea." HAVERLY'8 CASINO Edsn Musee. lcctn nt. HAVERLYs MASltDON Host SfTNSTRELB 1 a urt-Mt tinrot tne beaaoa. New -Wax Works, Tuxedo ed.

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