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Senator Ferry, Of Michigan, Is evidently Of
tho opinion that the United states Government
haa not business enough OIL its hands ut the
present time. He desire that it should now
take parental charge Of tho plcaaure.aooking OF
itR good people. 1Io wanta the Island Of Mack
inao set apart as Public Park, and placod under
tho control OF the Secretary Of War. Why tho
Secretary Of War should havo tho special priv
ilego Of overlooking tho recreationa Of tho in
hab1tanta OF tho United States rather than any
other official, Senator Ferry does not stop to OK
plain. Flo dosires, however, that this gentle
man should relieve lia serious dutioa
Of kooping tho murderous machinery OF Gov
orumont In good order by protecting the Island
Of Maokiuao from the vandalism. that might shoot
tue game III its foreats. catch the fisl, on its
shores, or cut down Its timber. Tho Secretary,
undor ths bill, Ia alao expected to supervise tho
construction Of roads and br!dls-psths. aud 9th"
, 1873-01-22
BENEVOLENT FlREMEN,

The Benevolent Association OF the paid Fire
Department hold its annual meeting last even
ing at tho Williams engine house, on West Luke
street, and elected tho following officers for the
ensuing yoar: President, E. D. Ohandlor; Vice
President, D. J. Swaonie; Recording Secretary,
D. B. Kenyon; Financial Secretary. Joel A. Kin
noy; Treasurer, Joel Prescott. Several yearly
reportH woro read, tho mont important and In
terosting Of which WAS that OF tho Treasurer,
It shows that the amount OF general fund On
hand at tho commencement Ut the last
fiscal year was $3, ,850.80; TINT the receipts dur
lug the year wore @1, 1,17l.89; that the expondl-
turos during tho year woro '$i,EB3.18; aud that
tho balance remaining in the hands Of tho Treas
uror at the commencement Of tho proaont year
IL 9441.01. Tho amount of insurance premium
n fad 1n.ans in hs Isssn a9 was
, 1873-01-22

Ono branch Of tho Illinois Legislature, = few
dayn ngo, permitted itBoN to be whoedled into
substantially unanimous voto in favor Of bill
pondlns in Congress-, which professos to grant
homoztoads to soldiers and Bailors Of tho late
war, but which Is in rea1ity nothing but bill to
givo ba1slnoaB, as tho public exponao, to claim
agenta. Undor existing law, anybody, soldier or
sailor, can got homestead Of public land froo
Of all cost, and froo Of any foo to any c1aim
agont- This Inv is not popular with claim agents.
They think thnt any porson who wants homo
atead should be mado to pay a25, at lcast, to
eome poraon for getting It for him. 80 they have
invented bill which authorizoH any soldier or
sailor to rocolvo scrip from tho Government for .
homezItoad, and when tho homestead ahall' DO
occupied by the soldier or sailor, or his assignee
thon u patont for tho land ahall iBBuo to him.
This ecrip Is aesignablo, that iH 1t may bo sold
by tht, sai1or or soldior, but 1t is coupled with
tho condition TINT before tho land Ia patented it
must be occupied md cultivated. The value Of
such aorip may be estimated when any person
can 50 and got tho Same land for nothing by
meroly occupying and aottling on It. It ia rep-
rosented that this bill will cali for scrip for
nearly 250, ,0o0 600 aorcs OF land Tho scrip will,
at most, during tho lifetime Of any soldier or
sailor'uow living, not hare value of over 20
cents an acre, which will make s32 for tho scrip
issued to each soldier or sailor. It will cost to
prepare tho papers, obtain proofs Of discharge,
and other expenses, including tho foes Of the
claim agent, 41s to 500, for which tho agent
will hold the scrip until paid. Tho homestead,
therefore, will conHiss Of S12 or 514 in money,
obtai1,ed after two or three years. delay.
Tho scrip will bo bought up by capitalists
In largo quantities, and twenty-five years honee
will DO worth 80 to 81 an acre. Tho financial
operation of tho hill may DO thus Stated: ESQ.,.
000,0 600 acrea of land, worth 41.25 per acre,
ss25ooo,o00 granted to tho soldiors and Railors,
in scrip. which will sell for S50,000,0 900, which
sum will be dirided-to tho soldiers and sailora,
s18, $780, 000 and to tho claim agonts 931, ,250 00o
ID this bill for tho relief Of tho soldiers and
sailors, or for tho claim agenta7 And In tho end
tho bill throws this imnonso body Of 1snd, at Z
nominal cost. into tho hands OF speoulators, who
can afford to hold it until 1t is worth something
Yet that is tho bill which the Legislature oi
Illinois proposes to ask Congroas to pass. II
would DO infinitely better to ask Congress te
vote directly $40 por head to every man whe
served in the war, or lia widow or children.
, 1873-01-22
It Hcems rather unfair that the constitutional


It seems rather unfair that tho Constitutional
prohibition of special privileges and advantages
in commerce should bo urged against tho bill
for the relief Of the sufferers by tho Boston fire.
md Chicago would be tho last to call for its
enforcement after tho kindnoBses, Govern
mental and individual, which have boon ahown
to our city. 1t s not to bo denied, towover, that
tho prooedenta which have been offered in tho
departure from this principle, for Portland and
Chicago arc full Of danger, sndtho accumulation
Of suoh precedents must constantly increase this
danger. It must bo rocollectod that BoBton's
own aotions and declarations hayo proved
that her people arc not In need Of relief
to anything like tho Hame extent az wore Port
land and Ohicago. Thopeoplo wero rich and out
Of debt their insurance was reasonably good !;
they have abundant monetary rcBourcos and
they have declined proffers of assistance from
other cities. It s also true that lumber being
excluded, as in tho case Of Chicago, thoy will
doriye even loss roIiof than wa did from tho tom
porary abandonment OF tho tariff on certain nrti-
clos, and our experience has proved that this
relief VAS not Important except In ono or two
articles. In this view Of tho case Boston cas
better afford to sacriilco tho small benefit that
might bo derived from tho bill than could eitlor
Portlanl or Chicago,
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From = late telegram It appears that for the last
twenty-five ycars there has been party Of acientists
composed OF representatives from 1lyo different na-
ona including the United Stateat engaged in sinking
sft into tho bowels Of The earth for tho purpose OF
investigating tho truth Of tho theory Of internal f-
sfon. TliB sAaft MAS sunk near Druges, III Belgium
On the first OF last November tho heut BECAME 80 H.
tense that 1t was found impossible to proceed! They
Ind then reached tho depth Of 37,b0 feet md si1
inrllcs-Ho tho atory runs. few hours after tho
mnero Ind withdrawn from tho shaft sulphnroug
rc s SaG u hsS mss bssa 5S 'S
bngs and tren.bl,nga Of to earlb, aid discharge Of
burning lava with aHhcs Surrounding towna and VII
lagca destroyed, nnl many inhabitants peftsled
Tic people nro filled With terror anu belieqo that tho
scientists have bored through into lell. Even tho
Hceut1ss thomscyes appear to 10 struck with conBor
nation ut tho appalling sucoess Of thoir Investigations
and at last accounta dcvfsng ways aul mcana to
plug up tho hole they had opcnud int0 tho Internal
glons.
The story ia very pretty ono lacking only
tho essential Of truth. Wo aro not yet ablo to
oxcayato to dopth OF noven and ono-sixth
miles, and perhaps mover will bo; but oven il
such depth could DO roaclcd VIC should not ho
moro than 1ali way down to the Bea Of liquid
fro, which Is beloved to form about 50 par!s In
SO Of tho oblato spheroid that mon call tho aolld
globe. Tho story Of tho mysterious boring must
rank with that Of tho Plautamour comet and tho
moon hoax.
, 1873-01-22
GOVERNOR 0GLESBY's ELECTION.

The protest prepared by number OF tile
meml,ers Of tho Legislature against the conati-
tutionality of the election Of Governor Oglesby
to tho United States Senate may serve IS
means for tho display Of respect for Oonstitu-
tions, but 1t unfortunately wants legal force.
The Constitution Of the State Of Illinois Of
1870, s'oction &, Article 8, provides:
Neither tho Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Auditor
OF Public Accounts Secretary Of state Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. nor Attorney General shall be
eligible to any other oco during the period for which
ho Ehall have been elected.
Because Of this provision, a number Of mem-
bors Of the General Assembly deny: /, tho oligi-
blity ct Governor Oglesby to tho oflco Of United
Btatos Senator; and, q that any membor
who laR sworn to support. tho Constitution OF
Illinois can vote for him for any office during
the torn for which he WAS elected Governor.
This donial includes, Of course, tho proposition
that Governor oglesby, having just sworn to
support tho State Constitution, cannot accept the
sonatorship without violating that oath.
The fret part Of this proteHt, TINT denying the
eligibility Of Governor Oglesby, has boon dis
posed Of 30 long ago, and so frequently, that it
aoos not admit OF discussion. Tho qualifications
Of sona.tora and Representatives in Congroaa aro
prescribed by tho Constitution OF tho United
States, and no State, by law or BY Constitution,
can add to or tako from those qualifications
Any nun eligible to tho Office of Senator under
the National Constitution cannot be disqualified
or rendered ineligible by anything contained In
q la, fI,.iSu
cidcd eixty yoara ago, and frequently ainoe
then. In the Constitution Of IllinoIa Of
1918 thoro was provision that no por-
son elected to tho office OF Judge OF tho
Supremo Court of tho State should bo eligible
to my oi1lco in this State, or the United States,
during tho term for which ho WAS elected, and
for ono yoar thereafter; and It further do
olarod that " all yotos for either Of them for any
elootive ollloo, given by tho General Assembly
or the people, shall be void" This WAS much
stronger than tho present Constitution, becausc
it declared that all votoa givon for Judge dur
ng the nine years OF his term, and ono year
AFTER should be void. Notwithstanding this
prohibition, Judge Trumbull, who had been 4
Judge Of tho Supreme Court, and whoao torn
lad not expired, was elected Representative in
CongrcHs in November, 1854, and In tho winter
following was elected Senator. Tho case was
docidol by both Houses Of Congross, that, being
qualified undor tho Constitution of tho United
statos he could not DO rendered Ineligible by
anything in tho State Constitution. The same
thing has boon decided oyor aud over again. and
IL not open any longer to any doubt or question.
Tho second question. aa to the right Of mem-
, 1873-01-22
SPRtNGF(ElD.

Perteot,s Personal Application FOR q
Communication oa Sentence 49, Filing
OF Corporate Artictes-lmportnnt 11o-
tions 1sesorc tho Supreme Court.
Special Despatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
spR:NaF1ELD, Jan. 1.-A. j. Porteot, who waa
convicted Of murder by Will County jury g.
few days ago, has preferred 4 pcraonal request
tor communication Of his sentence. Ho alleges
that tho evidence against lin, which will bo laid
before the Governor as BOON as practicable, ia
purely oircumstantial, aa will DO seon by care-
ful reading, md upon II he hopes to receive
Communication Of his sentence to imprisonment
for life in the State Prison. He adds that he
little thought eighteen yoara ago, when he was
cook ut Taylor's Hotol, in Decatur, whero Coy
ernor Oglosby boarded, thnt he would now bo
potitioning the Governor for his life. It iB not
probable that Governor 0glesby will act upoa
tho petition, and it will fall to Governor BeYo-
ridge to decide upon the question OF commuta-
ton.
Governor Oglesby nominatoB Joseph Cartcr.
OF Normal, d Trustee Of tho State Normal Uni
votsity, vice Josse W. Fell, whose term Of office
has expired, and who refuses to accapt re-
nomination. The nomination will ho sent to tho
Senate tomorrow.
Tho United stntea Patent Fire-proot Tubu-
lated Plaster Casting Company, Of Chicago, cap-
it'll stock $4,000, filed articlea Of associati6n
With tho Secretary Of State to-day.
=; Fqllett Bull, pregiaept, nlcd, In tho otAce
change Of name Of tho LaSnlle L. Chicago Rail
road Company to tho Chicago l. Great Western
Railroad Company.
The Wilmington l. Vincenues Railroal Com
pany filed articles Of association with tho Scores
tary Of State this morning. The capital stock OF
tho Company Ia $4,000, ,000 Tho purpose is to
construct and operate . railroad botweon the,
citioa Of Wilmington, Will County, and the city
VincpnneB, in Indiana.
Wo aro having plenty Of mud in the streets OF
this city oncc more.
Yesterday, in tho Supreme Court, there ap-
pcared G. D: lsham, Of Clcago, who IL counsel
for tho nppeiees in tho celebrated case OF Duck-
ner CT al. vs. Klugabury ct al. He n,ade tho fol-
lowing motions: To vacate tho Judgment Of tho
January torn, 1871; to recall tic final order is-
sued, and to dismiss tho appeal. The ground
on which Mr. 16ham bases his motions 10, TINT
tho judgment WAS obtained by fraud. This caso
involves 600 Of property.
, 1873-01-22

.'omebody has introduced into tho Legislature
ot uI:sna bill to prohibit tho sale Of goods by
;:.:nrlo in that State by non-resdenta. This is 4
..:olosition to transplant tho Chinese Byatom
ly which monin the Flowory Kingdom think they
l!Ytcct themselves from outsido barbArinns,
i his hill will not be perfect uuloaa 1t prohibit
any roraon in Indiana going out Of tito State to
lus goot1a. T]lon Indiana will, commercially,
hu IN we'll protected as Chlna II necessary to
.ulorco tha lnw, wall might be built around
III" stato, to koop foreign poa1ors out aud the
nalyoa in. Why should au 1naianfan ho per-
,uittol by tho Legislature to purchase gooda
from 1lo,l-yy4ilent rs to % per cont cheaper
, 1873-01-22

ationa could bo effected before tho. dis
avowal was mado public. The achemo, how
ever, VAS worry ingenious ono, and would hnve
made b1ack day In tho London stock mhrkot
had It not boon for tho above ill-luck. Regard
Ing It In all Its aspocta thoro Ia mi anuaing do
groo of coo1nosa In tho almost oonstnnt locturon
which our English brothron aro In tho hablt Of
reading to us concerning ntook apooulationp Of
tho Jay Gould sort. Tho Now York stock mar
kot novor developed d moro Ingenious swinllo
than this,
, 1873-01-22

4 resolution has been otforod in tho italian
Chamber Of Deputies, asking that measures be
taken to prevent tho frauds practiaed upon emil
giants BY American Emigration Companies.
Tho resolution, undoubtedly, Inns reference to
the large numbers of Italians who are arriving
ct New York in an utterly destitute condition,
having boou induced to loayo Italy by mfsrepre-
t'''tationa Of agents. It is but recontly that
ccrtain Gorman papers havo commented very
Eeyorely upon the manner in which Gorman
emigrants are treatctl, and huyo charged that
the United statoa Government has refused to
cntor into Convention with the German Coy
ernsnont to Bocure protection for emigrants. As
these charger and reflections upon tic United
States now como from a double source, 1t Ia
titno that our own Government gayo the mnttor
narious attention, especially % 1t ia for our In
torcBts 10 encourage emigration.
, 1873-01-22

HOW ERIE CANAL TOLLS ARE EXPENDED.
Tie Now York and Eric Cnnal bogun opcra-
ttona In 1896, and botwoon 1859 and 1864 there
waa nomo enlargement Of itB capacity. Tho
money expended for It's Original construction,
and tho money expended for ita enlargement,
as VOL as ell tho coat Of repairs, and MANAGE
1nent, Aavo boon refunded with intoroBt to tho
State Of New York out Of its earningn, and with
d surplus now amounting to about 850,0o0,oo0
It should DO also borno In mind TINT tho MANAGE
mont OF tho canal has been at tlmes excoe1~
ing1y corrupt. Both parttoa' havo used tho
canal aa political machine, from whose
rovonues there WAS to bo paid largo dividends.
It is frankly copfessed that, OF the sums charged
to repairs on tho Eric Canal for the lust
thirty yoars. At lehst 80 per cont wan
usod fraudulontly and corrupt1y, Mover
tholess, charging tho Eric Cnnal With
tho cost Of its construction. and with tho
interest on nil loans, and with tho expenditures
for repairs and aalaries, md all other o1ponaos
Of whatover nature and kind, tho royonuea ro-
ceived by the State layo paid all thono, and OK
hiblt surplus to tho credit Of tho canal Of
sbo,ooo,o0o. That sum expended by tho state
upon tho enlargement Of tho canal would give
un steamboat canal from tho lakos to Now
York City. All this rovonuo hns been collected
by tho State Of Now York from q tux leyiod upon
the products Of tho West passing through
TINT State, and upon tho return products pur-
chased by tho people Of the Wost. All appoa1s
made to tho State Of New York to rornit this
tax, md to- mako tho canal FREQ, have boon dis
regarded. Tho answnr always made ia, TINT Now
York has large cannl debt, and tint tho reve-
nues from tho canal do not pay tho intoross
on that debt, end tho cost Of maintaining
md repairing tho chnals. This ia true in one
aense /; but, whon applied to tho Eric Canal, in
| whloh tho people Of tho Wost alone arc inter-
| ostel, 1t is wholly untrue. It soems that somo
twenty-five years ago the Legislature Of Nov
| York. unable to reeist the demands Of neighbor-
hoods, provided syatom Of lateral canals. Tho
| scheme WAS monHtrous job. It was q measure
to rob tho State, and to perpotuato tho tax upon
tho West. 10 construct these lateral cana1a a
large debt was created. and the revenues Of tho
Erie Canal wore pledged to pay tho intorost On
this debt, and in aid OF tho cost Of maintaining
and repairing theaa canals. No one Of these
canals hos ever dono business enough to pay q
tlsho Of its cost, or ovon to pay tho salarios Of
tho toll-gathorora. In tho annual report Of tho
Comptroller Of the State Of New York, giving
tho business Of 1874 Nc have atatemont OF
tho gross earnings Of all these canals, with a
statement OF the expenditures for ropairs and
aa1hries upon each. This report is as follows,
, 1873-01-22

Whilo 1t is not to DO donlcd thut tho oyidcnco
boforo tho Credit hlobilor Investigating Com
mittcoa, so fur, has implicated Mr. JamoH BROOKS
In a larger degree than any other mombor Of
Congress, 1t would not be we'll that public atton-
tion should be 60 concentrated upon hls caBo aB
to overlook others who arc likely to DO impli-
catod in tho Aame manner, though perhaps not
to the namo extent. There appears to be an Of
ofgt iu certain quarters to bring thla about. But
, 1873-01-22

erwiac bosutify tho Island, all Of Which is to
DO dono from tho rovo,luo tint may be derived
from tho leasing Of building alton. Tho bill
faile.to provide that thcsoorctary nlnll also lavo
power to coeroo Tho p1oasnre-Bookera Of tlia
country to lease tea and build housoa thereon.
IliiH scoma to bo an omission. # tho Goycrn-
mont Ia to undertake. to regulate tho rocroattons
OF hon1th-hee'1ing oacapndoa Of tho American
people at oil. 1t SHOULD lave full powera to mako
ttIom act In accordance With it's supromo Judg-
ment.
, 1873-01-22

Amos was questioned, yesterday, about tho
$1,000 contributed toward Harlan's election by
the Union Pacific Railway. Ho knew nothing
about it; hut said that he and his brother had
contributed 81, 600 for the last Indiana October
election, at tho request Of Secretary Boutwell,
and Senator Morton. When naked why lie aont
Ills money to that State, ho replied, in his favo-
rite phrase, that ho put it whero he thought it
would do tho most good.
, 1873-01-22
TERMS or THE TRfBUNE.

TERMS OF aunscr1PrtoH trArAp1E IN ADVANCED.
DAILY by n,aii.... HMnisy. .8H
TH.Tcok1y....... 600 Weekly ."... 1+0O
Paris Of ycar at tho rnto
Torroront dcfay and mistakes, ho suso md giyo Post
once address In fnl1, including sato md County.
KcmttAncos ny 10 1ndo oIlinr by dra o1pross, Po1s
Ufaeo order, or In reRfhtorod totors at n,lr rlsk,
TERMS TO o1TY BuBHcn1nEHH.
Dh!ly, dt!tvcre, Sunday oacep!oi, q cents week
Ii)y, delivered, buhday included, 90 ccna wick.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
CoVtpr Madison and Dearborn sts.. Chicago, I'll.
, 1873-01-22

Foator, tho car~hook murderer, has failed in
his laat hope. The New York Court OF Appenls
upholda tho decision Of tho Lower Court, and
ordera 1t to I" "effectuato" its sentonco,-in plain
English, to hang him,
, 1873-01-22
Dangers to W0ott-CIloppers.

Special Dispatch 70 Ghe Chicaqn TRIBUNE.
DUBUQUE, H., Jan. 2l.-Ou Saturday last in
Grant County, Wis, man named T. Campbell
was injured by q falling tree, which orushod lis
loft knee in suoh manner that he had to have
1t arnputatol above tho knee.
Near Epworth, Iowa, to-day, young man
was instantly killed by n troo falling On him.
crushing LiB body foarlully.
, 1873-01-22

than ilo can get thom at home for2 Why not
build up n homo market? II protection Ia right
for tho whole country ngainst foreign nations.
why is 1t not right for Indiana, as against Ohio,
Michigan, Illinois. and Kentuoty2
, 1873-01-22

Porteet, who has boon twice convicted Of mur-
ogleaby for communication of Ills sentence to
imprisonment for life. He pleads TINT the owl
aenco against him is all circumstantial.
, 1873-01-22

Governor ogloaby VIVA olootod United States
Senator for this State, yesterday. A formal
joint ballot ronainB to bo hold, to-day but tho
result, after the separate votes Of tho Senate
md House, yesterday, ia forgono conclusion.
Senatorial elections wero held, yesterday, in
several othor States. In Georgia, tho balloting
showa Gordon to DO the strongest Of the flyo
candidates, but no election has yot been reachcd.
Fenator Howe has been reelected in Wlsconsn
IN Now: York, Con1sling is far ahoad on tho
separate ballots, and will, without doubt, be
elected On tho joint ballot, to-day. Nevada has
vi:en, or rather has sold, her sonatorship to
John 2. Jonos, Of Sun Francisco, who, to make
sure Of his votes, bought 'em twice over, SIR"
, 1873-01-22

The debate on the sloop bill is still under way
in tho Bonato. It WAS decided, yostorday, to
limit tho aggregate tonnage of tho sloops to
10000 tons, and their cost, in all, to 81 1000 900.
, 1873-01-22
Northern Illinois horticultural So.
GkGty,

Special Dtspatch 70 INe Chicago Ir{bunt
FnEEponr, ILL.,, Jun. 2l.-Tlo Northern I'LL.
nols Horticultural sooiety convened in seventh
annnal session at tho Court HouHo at 10 q,
N. The attendance IL not large, on account Of
tho delayed trains. None Of the Standing Conn
spent " preliminary arrangements. -.
, 1873-01-22

Harlan, the oditor, youohes that Harlan, the
Senator, is without taint Of corruption In Unlor
Pacific mattorH.
, 1873-01-22

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Halstod street, south Of
madison. EnsaEemoht Of Joseph Afusphy. "Help."
Afternoon and evcning.
, 1873-01-22

GLOBE Observation-Disclosures street, betwoon MAdi.
aud Washington. Dramatic aud Musical Varetios.
Afternoon nnLl evening.
, 1873-01-22

MyEna OPERA MOUSE-Monroo strset, betwonn
Etsto and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton i Konbto's
itlustsol and Buriesquo Tronpo. Ethiopian Oomtca1cs.
, 1873-01-22

HO0LEY9 OPERA 11OUSE-Randolph street, bc
tween Clark aud LaSalle Now Couledy Company
"fato." Afternoon and oyonuE.:
, 1873-01-22
BUSINESS NOTICES,

SALT RtEUM CURED HY USING JUNIPER TAR
Soap. Manufactured by Oaswol Hazard i Co.. Now
York
siirits and 0ouera Debility, tho Ferru Phosphorated
Elixir Of OnlsaYs lark tUlsayA Bark and Ion) tno
bott TONIC. htadu by Ckawoll Hazard Co Nov York.
and sos1 BY Druggists.
, 1873-01-22

N1XON's 'sAMpH1THEATRIs-o Clinton, between Wash.
Inston aud Randolph stte5ts. MaeaislsoE. Afternoon
Anl cgeong.
STAR U0NOERT-soRu!n English Opora Troupe.
Aforuoon. uulon Park Congregation Church,
, 1873-01-22

pinchbsoll's credentials as Benator-olect from
Louisiana wore presented to the Senate yoster-
, 1873-01-22

AIKEN'S THEATRE-Vabash avnnue cornsr Of Con.
rrosa ntreot. Aimee Opera Bouffe Troupe. Evening,
''Ln Belle Iosna." Afternoon. Uncle Toms Uabin.'
by Akon'a Company.
, 1873-01-22

M'V1CKER'5 TI1EATRE-hfadfaon atrest. between
State and Dearborn EpRagemant Of Dion Nouotanut
Eud wlto. "Korry; or Night and Motntn9;" "Mf11Y,
Tho Maid with the Mi1k-Pail."