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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY: TUE EXrnAolRR- or
ns's IT, saeuas % ar:vn Thefe nit SRly
sti' 4 va d liz g.
hara1e i tie best il tho wo1d Tho only ruo sn rcr
foct dyo Harmless reliable md fnatanAnooue isap
pointfnont; no ridiculous tnts unpleasant edoE Roo-
@o.tsg 9iSa saps1b soe snd
hair claan soft ind beautiful The genuine. egnod "
R'silSf risS1,1'ssr sS IL n druggists
@ SoSssSl5 SH 5 E.sT5a 0IEsoaM R:7s
1apd1sEo Ps arc tho only mOdcinoa that Hi ouro Pull
sanenty esines !hst stor soaEh ,s % oses'tSa Sa
e taey clog the action Of tho vOrS organs that oaa'od
L!ar Complaint and Dyspepan arc tho Causes Of tMo-
plain of dull paid in th9 s1o coasttPston Soatcd
ael asa. soa Vth aedy md Sochns wnd
These ayinpoms uaus ori9n,ate9 from dlsofderod
Po1soni 10 acotsd II tGoy tako ono Of to heavy cos
and ii tho cough those chses 10 suddenly checked, Will
Ind tho stomach aud sor cfoGgcd remain!ng torpd and
arc mass sore1 and ucoratcd tho result Of which
Bohoucks pamonlo ssEups an oxpootorant which docs
not contain opium or 70 eonen
SchonckA seavosd Tonic daaoves the food ni1os With
ths gnat1io juices Of tho stomach aids dgostton, and
Whom tho bouela "a costive, skin sallow tho
Pills are required.
Northeast corner si.h and Arch sts:. Fhitsdciphla
Mbo.;.s A9a IT, Hasa .. @ %
Vooge- e-plAce New York.
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]oHaes to tho country Under unjust lleorimlna-
tion would bo much creator tl,an my temporary
loss to Chicago through tho oppoatto ro1icy.
Moreover, 1t iB probable that tho oxpcotod loss
to Chicago Ia exaggerated by inoHt Of those WHO
Aavo hnvo glvon thought to thiH phaae
of tho question. Tho trado from thoso
points whore competition dooa not oxist
would undoubtedly inoroaao iii proportion to tho
falror facilities thoy would havo Tho trade Mt
competing points will, in timo, bo governed by
tho aamo principles Of equity. Tho railroads con-
trolled by othor statoa will, sooner or lator, bo
governed by tho same law against unjust dis
oriminaton, and Chloago will regain all TINT
1cgitimatoly belongs to hor. Chicago, too, by
reason Of ite groator population, superior cntor-
prise, larger purchases, aud other advantages
will DO ablo to o1lsot, to d considerable extont,
tho cfioapor ratos TINT will bo afforded to tho
competing stations by other cities. But, regard
loss Of this, tho law against unjust diacr1mlna-
tion is q good ono, and 1t should bo enforced.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
A large audience 1illod tho Acplemv of bruafc
aet night, on tho occasion Of tho frat epnoar
anco Of Clara, young lady who Inns entered thu
dramatic domain heretofore almost exclusively
occupied by Lotte, whoao rival slo assumes to bo.
It was doubtless tho expectation of HeoInr a auc-
cesHful compotitor In the 1attor'B peculiarly por
ular school Of performance tllat induced no
many pooplo to attend laat night. It Ia to bo
fearod TINT they found tho realization far short
Of tho anticipation. Miss Clara ID little la}v
Of undoubtcd talont, which, undor sltilful train-
Ing and 1t'dlclous direction, would probably &c.
euro for hor fair measure Of s,ccess but Bho
now manifoBts little benefit from either training
or direction. she has no claim to tho distinction
OF being called rival Of Lotta, whoso tival sho
is not tn any HcnHo Lot It bo told kindly, but
plainly that slle !iaH much to learn before sle
can como boforo metropolitan an1ioncea az !,
!" star, ,"--that tho atsompt to Jump from the:
bottom to tho topnost round Of tho ladder Of
Will atroly reBult IN a full. Clara Inns q bright,
plcaaing face, petite, protty figure, and tlia:'
phys not q little musical ability of tic p1otoan
order. All those advantages would bring Buc-
hurried forward too fast. Tho O'clock train
has arrived ut 2, AMI tho iuoxorablo
time table Of painstekng progress is sadly dis
arranged , in consequence. Tho sprgbtly little
matte equipment. Tho ply, "snnlight," was
over injuro Mrs. Iailtto johnson. tint aho sln,,H
thus expressly" mar hor fattoring prospocta
In all tho Hood Of Especial" trash wlch oyor
runs tho stage, wo know Of nothing inferior to
"sunIght." 1t should he rcchristoncl "Driz-
zlo, "for TINT It e, Of tao commonplace. tl1road
barc and frequently coarse Incidents unpkillfully
put together. Tho actrops WHO could sue.
Good in spite Of Buch l. "play'
must DC genius indeed Clnra
deserves better at tic hands Of tho guijd
Of dramatic authorship but ao muet learn an1
tho sooner tho better, that tho introduction Of
ofTonsiroly yu}uAr tio,7 tnns tnwnril lin concnrt
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All reports from Cuba agroo TINT tha Spanish
forcos aro no nearer to the suppression OF tho
rebellion in TINT unfortunate 1s1and than tl1oy
wore four or fvo yoars ago, whom it first broke
out. On tile other hand, tho evidence ia protty
conclusive that tho insurgents arc gradually
gaining ground, and that tho Freedom Of Cuba
at no very distant day Ia BY 10 mcauB an inl-
possibility. Since tho outbreak OF tho rebellion,
Spain has sont, from timo to time, botwoon CO. 900
auu 900 troops, and the ca1l for aid aa not yet
coased, Roinforcoments from tho mother country,
lowoyor, CAL no longer be expected. The Internal
difficulties Of Spain consequent upon tho recent
change OF government, the rapid ind dangerous
advance Of tho CarlistB who aro already threat
oning Madrid, and tho spirit Of inBubordination
which is donoralizlng tho Spanish army, must
put al estoppal Oh tho further shpmont OF
troops to Cuba, A still moro potent auxiliary
for tho insurgents IL tile omptinoHa Of tho span-
ts!. excho4uer. Spain Inns no money; worHo
thal1 TINT, no credit. She La o bankrupt. Tho
worry exiatonco of the now Republic is throat
oncl by its impocuniosity. With an ompty troas-
ury, aud no securities with which to
negotiate loans IN tho marllots of tho world,
with powerful army headed BY soldier who
las tho sympathioa OF the people threatening tho
National Capital the Cuban insurgents have
every reason to bo encouraged and to struggle on
with renewed confidence In their ultimate sue
cess. In some respects they have great adVan-
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Il Horrible Murder.

- VEUFpEH C1ITTEF.
;, A horrible murder was committed in that por-
tion Of Warron County known as tho tsNock, + On
Saturday, 18th inst, by Mr. Ed. Clark, ipon
the body of lis wifo. We have boon unable to
sec any one from tho locality whero tho decd was
committed, and arc therefore unable to givo full
struck her blow with large iron spoke on the
back Of Aor hoad, cutting tlroo-inoh gaah. He
then piled tho chairs and table over her lifoleas
body, and, setting fire to them, took ono Of Ills
fire burned through tho floor, and tue body Of
tho unfortunate woman fell to tho ground and
was piorcod through and through By tho falline
Of 2 ,partly-burnod sill-the raggod end Of theo the
sll tore tho liver, heart, aud entrail out Of tie
lifoleB8 body. We also learn that tho youngest
OF tho ohildron, which the fond loft In the
burning building with its mother, was badly
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this city, last night, at Cadz Junction, arrested
and brought hero d ,na,', giving Ills name as Da-
vid II. Drake, but who has an a!ias-D. II. Gregg
OH suspicion Of Aie connection with tho murder
Of all agod lady aud child at A1attoon, ILL.,, some
five weokB ago. Grogg carno to this city somo
timo Inst fall, and applied for work on tho rail-.
road here, and was sent to work near tho Pitts
burgh end of tho Pan Handle Road. At tho
time Of the murder, Gregg was absent on eight
photographs of tho suspected party, caused his
arrest. 11o wns taken to Afnttoon this evening
for examination. Gregg declares he knows
nothing OF tho murder.
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Tho public statement of tho Canadian Na-
tional finances for, '::yoar 1879 has Just boon
made, showing receipts Of 520, TIA, ,813.6s anl
expenditures Of e17,589, ,4es.82 showing Bur-
plus Of about 100000 Tho surplus. how
ever, is only apparont each Minister Of Finance
making 1t point to exhibit q surplus at the end
OF tho fiscal yoar. Since tho Confederation, the
Government has had surplus overy year, the
whole amounting to over s0,000,0 600, all Of which
lus boon expended, and over $0,0o0.0oo wnH
added to tho National debt. 10 thus debt thoro
IL yot to DO added tho Pacific Railway loan, the
canal improvement loans, and miscellaneous
liabilities Of the Treasury, which will give Can-
ada yory respectable National dobt.
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CONTENTS OF TO.DAY'S TRIBUNE.

F1HsT PAaE-WaahtnRton. NON York, and Foreign
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures.
akrnND PAGE-Nsn York Observation-Disclosures Iottor-
Dreadful Accident 1t tla new Singcr building
Tho Bostwick -1Iess Bult-0ounty Mattsrs-Tho
Oourts-Tho Town E1oottons-Ths English Forsot-
fts. -
THIRD pAGE-AnnuAi Report Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad uompAuy-Tho Blake Oaso-An Unhealthy
I,uiidng-porsona1- Council Mooting Last Evening
Destructive Fira-Tho CITY in Driof-Advostiso.
nents.
FOURTH pAqE-Edltor.sls. The Railroads and tho
Trsdo Of Chicago; Competing with pAuper Labor
Current Nows Paragraphs.
FfBTH pA0E-Yostorday'a Proceedings IN tho Illinois
0oue.a1 Assembly Markets. By Ts1ograph-Advor.
ttssmenta.
SIXTH PA0E-Monot&sy and Commercial -nallroaa
Tlme.TAb1e+
ELEVENTH. PAGE-The Nosegay War-ObftuarJ- -Bma1l
Advertisements: ncal Estate, Tor Bale, To Rant.
Wanted, Boarding, lodging. Eto.
EtolITH PAG1-Tho Farmers Movoment. Spirit Of
Thoto Engaged In It, Addfcss Of ool: Frod Hoosor
to tho Gor1uans Of Chlcago-Mhocllaneou Toc.
K1Ans-Advertisomenta
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Tho Coroner hold all inquest yestorday On tho
body of babe, G months old, tho child Of ME.
Schultz, residing at No. 220 Fourth avauuo, who
died suddenly OH Saturday night last. DR.. En-
examination and found that dcnth was caused by
infantile commissions.
Last evening" at 10 o'clock, a fro broke out. it,
the basement III Davy Block, under the U. Il. K.
Shirt Manufactory, No. 209 West Madison street.
It is supposed to hive originated from the over
heating OF tho steam-pipea. Tho woodwork Of
d stairway, leading from tho basement to tho
store above, aud tho interior of tho baHemont.
WAS damaged to tho oxtont Of $3.50. The alarm
wa8 sent in from Box 314.
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Chicago detectives have tho honor Of having
dealt, years ngo, with tho gang now known to
fame al the Bank of England forgora, aud of
having routed them out OF swindlo which was
robblng the farmers and merchants Of this State
Of hundreds Of thousands of dollars. Tho
three chiefs III tho late atupondouB frauds
began business In this city In 1865,
which, as Is told in full elsewhere In
our columnB, consisted of buying produce Of MI
kinds in tho interior on credit, which was novor
honored aud Of solling always for cash, which
WAS as invariably pookotod. OF course, thopro1tn
Of such ono-adod business were leayy; ono OF
tho trio made 91G0. 900 In q few months. Tho
neat was brokon up, and one Of the gang hrrest-
cd. 1Ie broke JUL, aud he and Ills comrades
sought wider field for thoir genius in tile Old
World.
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hrr. George William Curtis has resigned as h
Civil Service Commissioner. Tho ovont is afg-
nlloant, though not vory surprising in Wow Of
tho utter disregard Of tho ru1os and spirit Of
Civil Service Reform which Inns been shown in
Washington. Tho Presidents contempt for tho
rulos vas brought directly homo to Mr. Curtis
In tho nomination Of United Btatos Marshal
9harpc as Naval Oflcor Of tho Port Of Now York.
Mr. Benedict, who WAS tho next officer, WAS on
titled to tho place upon tho resignation Of Mr.
Cornell, but nlr. Sharpe waa nominated. In dcf-
erenco to tho popular resentment that waa
exhibited, tho prosidont appointed a committee,
consisting Of George William Curtis, Ohes-
ter 4. Arthur, md jackson s. Schultz,
to select tho proper man. Two Of tho committee
met and designated Mr. Sharpe, in compliance
with tho Presidents preferences, but without con-
aulting Mr. Curtis. or notifying him Of their
meeting. This experience probably Lad conBid-
cradle influence in calling ont Mr. Curtis rosig-
nation, though the appointments Of Casoy and
Holden would havc boon sufficient provocation.
In connoctionwith appointments, tits nota-
bio that tho Ndtionhaa taoured On " Con. Grant.
III commenting upon his oontomps for Civil sor-
vice Reform, 1t cannot, however, rofrain from
aonding Parthian arrow back at tho Liberals.
1t says:
The appointment ia considered great scandal In
Washington, In yow Of Cascya conduct in Office, tho
formal condemnation Of It by Congregational Commit
toc and his relationship to tho rrcsdont {brothe1.in-
law), and tho Liberal Republicans point to It proof
that the President looks on his reeeoon not only
ab1oution With regard to past oenaoa, but ren-
ary indulgence With regard to future ones. It mny e
that e doos but they have Themselves to thank for It,
Thoy deliberately uado up tho ianuo for tho lao
paIgn, and 1t did not contain the real pointa In tic
controversy, thoro Is nobody oeo to blanae.
The reason assigned horo for tho abandon-
mont of tho Civil Service Reform is not
altogether intolligiblo. Tho only point in con-
trovorsy that was not duly made up In tho isauoa
Of tho late campaign WAS that Of Protection.
AL tho othora wero distinctly sot forth and
prominently brought before tho public. NON
tho issue Of Protection cannot certainly affect
that Of reforming tho Civil Service ono way OF
tho other. In what way, thon, tho Li6oral party
can bo Responsible for Gen. Grants failure tc
conform to the spirit or lotter of Civil Service
Reform, tho Nation has not yet explained.
, 1873-04-01


Tho Illinois Central Railroad ia shown by its
last aunual report, just mado public, to have
earnod s2.14 ,8l7.i Inst year beyond its ex-
ponaes. Tho Iowa roat1s leasel by tlle Company
wore run ut a loss, which lossons tho net carn-
ings to 50, 103, 10G.83. T1is is Il 1oaa Of $780,
7406l as compared with tho year before, and
shows that the expenses cat TIP about G7 per
cent of tho receipts. At the Same timo, tho
amount Of freight carriod WAS one-
tenth greater, aud tho ayorago freight
charge WIS or por cent loeH.
President Newell says TINT tho increase Of
lake shipping, tho enlargement OF Tho Canadian
waterways, a1ld tho additional tracks being laid
between Chicago and tho East, will Boon easo the
outflow Of Northwestern produce TO the East.
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O examine the Bkatoment and Was net

to examine the statement, and was net
quite sure there wnB q good: bas;a
1or O., the divido',d; voted for It on aocorit
or tho Presidents atatomont that tho road had
aofk' after becoming Il Director Of tho Erie,
lnol M Mr. Vanderbilt, WHO amid should 60 10
Man1"ny u1 to ahhtBt in defeating tho pro rata bill
%1'" ot tno proposed repeal Of tic Classification
aHs a,,aii,,, would not CO. hut eaIa tnught +
the 9iLl aftor the Loglblat,,ro lad ndIournc...
met mr. Vanderbilt Rgnin who statod tic amount
CT .ho expense hHt could not toll how It wau o.
er,''on fnra !. promised to bring tho mattor bo-
to parties Mt Albany WIS to. VIM VIM
qochton and Darbor. VanYochton told no
money Ind boon paid to nem6ora Of both
bfenchoa OF tho Legislature. was told five or
paid e. o0o each. ! only remember tho name % Of
one OF thom HOW. Thoro woro no names Of non,-
bors Of the Aasenbly mentioned. Nocoaa
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

4saMs or suraoRrrr1oN tPATAnL1 m ApvAxoR,.
pallx BY rnatl....S ~ sgn5sy. ..........S
Parts of ysar At thu shnhe rats.
TO prevent dolsy and mlstako DO aro and 9tTs Font
piecs address in full, including Stats and County,
Remittance may DO mado ofthnr by draft eose
t,1ro or,,sr ar in rpei.ored ]stterp, 1t rlak.
TERMS TO o1TY sunson1nEAs.
n.t,v dsyerod, eunday excepted. g conts per waek
fj.iiy naIiTarp HuuJay included, 30 contA pns week.
Addsess THE It!oo"N
Corusr Msdaon aud Dearboru-ats.. Chicago ILL.,
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Gold went higher yesterday than 1t has been
for two years and half Sales woro mado at
11319,-a premium which it has not commanded
since Aug 0, 1870. This Auctuation is the more
disheartening when TIC remember that the year
1871 closed with gold at 109. Tic money market
grows tighter as gold goes up, and yesterday
loans wero made Oh Wall street at tho ratio OF $50
per cent n year, and tllero we're rnmors Of trans-
actions at the r1,inouH ratos Of por cont day,
265 per cont n ycnr.
, 1873-04-01

In another column wo present tho "details Of a
tho Singer Building, with nufrering and loss Of
life to several of tho workmon. It ia IN occur
renco tllat Htirs tho community deeply, Us it
Should whom d party Of workmen leave their
homes for their daily dutios in perfect llealth to
DO brought home crushed and manglcd, lfe1esB.
or maimad for life. And inquiry should bo rigid
into the causea OF such dlsaators. In tho hurry
and rush Of our great rebuilding, it is surprising
TINT these calamitieB havo boon 30 raro. It
is marvellous, indeed, tllat with dorricka roared
thick aB forest trees along our thorouglfaros,
aud tail buildings rising rapidly on all sides,
thore lave bcen 30 fow accidents. Our work.
mon Boom almost to havo led charmed lives.
But this doos not Tighten the blow of yesterdays
calamity, nor abato the demand for caroful in
vcHtigation as to responsibility. From all tho
statements on the apot, however, 1t would
socm thet tho accident proceeded from
that most forlilo source !. Of peril to work.
men-their own 1acls of caution. The cool
nosB with which workmon moye through tho
most exposed situations ofton calls thrill Of
terror to tho observer. They swarm upon light
Hcaffolding, Chamber around dizzy cornces troad
tottoring ladders us if they woro terra Ji,7aa,
and push their narrow footlolds whoro it
would almost aoom that a squirrel could
not climb, Horo tho integrity OF few tonpon-
ny nails is NIL that holds tho head OF a family
from full Of III hundred foet aud thoro
slender and worn-out bit OF rope s nll TINT
koops half dozen children from orphanago.
Theao facts do not lessen tho responsibility Of
contractors and builders. It is not enough to
warn workmon against tho insecurity OF an over
loaded platform. Responsibility should go fur
thor, aud prevent tho use Of auch platform.
No man Ia fit to DO entrusted with the erection
OF building who docs not make tho safety Of
his mon tho first consideration. Tho roclsloss-
noss Of worknon should bo taken into the nc
count, and platforms should be mado no tha3
thoy cannot bo overloaded.
, 1873-04-01

Mr. IL. ID. Conway writes from London that
Amorica laa really become hindrance tn thu
prosont revolution in Europe In tho direction OF
ropub|icaniHn' Ho tosti0eH thattho variobB no.
litical scandals, the 0akos Amoa Credit b1obljcr
and tile corruption rings throughout tho coun-
try, are paraded in public Journals al Bamploa
Of purely democratic form Of goyern,uont.
Though 1t Is not altogether just that euc), inc5.
dents OF democratic government should bo
quoted as necessary accomplishments, It III not
to bo doubted that thoy laye deterrent elroot
, 1873-04-01

WASHINGTON, n1arch s1.-Gen. Candy tei~
egrapls to Gou. Sherman that tho Commission
9th inst. tho Modocs we're again invited to a
conference, and Col. Gilom, with n party, OK
amining tho approaches to the 1aya-bods, had q
e9s "ta two OF tue most IN tegent
opinion that they arc more aubdued and moro
atnenablo to reasoning than at the last interview.
Canby thinks that when tue avenues of escapa
aro closed and their supplies cut OF or abridged,
they will come III.
, 1873-04-01

Judge shorman's career Us q lobbyist for the
New York Stock Exchange has excited deop
disgust among tho members OF the Cleveland
bur, aud many of them 1--we declared their un-
willingness to practice III his court. At q meot-
ing of tho Cleveland Bar Association yesterday,
resolution was considered calling for his roBig-
nation: but action upon it is delnyed to hear
what the Judge has to coy for himaelt.
, 1873-04-01
NOT A CANDIDATE.

To tbs Editor Of Tile Chicago Tribune:
wish to state that my nan1e was placed upon
the " Peoples Republican Ticket" az caadi-
date for the Office Of County Constable without
my knowledge or conBont. l havo no objections
to tho ticket, but aln not candidate for the
Office on any ticket, and would not soryo in that
capacity II oloctcl. b1AL1oK VEsEy.
CHICAGO March u, 1873,
, 1873-04-01

baltimore, March 9l.-William T. Landatreot,
sonior mombor OF the firm OF Wm. T. I,nndatrcnt
l. Compony, commission merchants, committed
suicide this morning, During tho war ho uorvod
a short tlmo u Colonel OF tho Eleventh Rogi-
mont, Maryland Yolunteera.
, 1873-04-01

Tho Chicago produce markets. we're rather
moro active yoBtorday, but chfody III specula-
tive way. Mosa pork was in good domand mud
1o@l5o higher, at s16.46@16.6o cash, and
&15. .s0Ql6.85 sellos May, Lard waa sotiye. aud
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o. d74:::=?yn !: :: ago Uribu,1t.
Tuoaday, Mefning, April !, 1873.

Judge Anthony Thornton, OF tho Supreme
Court OF this State, has resigned. His rcsigna-
tion is accepted, and lilo election to I'LL tho Va
caucy ordered for Juno 2,
, 1873-04-01

An attempt was made in tho House yesterday
to strike out the onacting clause Of tho Lake.
Front BILL 1t failed by a tic vote. The bill
goes to third reading.
, 1873-04-01

-, NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8l,-Saral Bell vaa !,
burned to death hero thia evening, by the explo-
slon Of q lighted lamp, into which ahe was at-
tempting to pour oil.
, 1873-04-01

MYERS OPERA uOUSE-Ntonron atreot between
Eta.o and Dearborn, Arlington, Cotton d Ksn,bfo's
Minstrel aud Burloadue Troupe. "Ju1ius Suoezor."
, 1873-04-01

BUFFALO, Maroh 8l.-Iugs arc moving about
In buffalo crock today, tho heavy rains having
removed the ice. One tug steamed out to open
water In tue lake,
, 1873-04-01

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Ha1ated stroet, south Ok
Mndlsou Epeagonont OF CLARA. "8unlt9ht."
, 1873-04-01

N1xON'S AAlPH1rHEATRE- Clinton. botwoeu
Washington and Randolph strooss. Wilder ! Co.'s
National Cirouq.
, 1873-04-01

M,vICKER5 T1lEATRE-AfAdison streat, between
Htats and Dearborn. "Atttcle IL"