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, 1875-10-03
MAN OR BOY 7

This morning, when the sun came up
Beyond tho lake, in hood Of gray,
With crimson strings that tied II b&cF
From Oft ths face Of Day.
stood and looked across the w2sta
OF water lying cold and wild,
As s3zne stern face th2t nsFe moved
With pity-neYet wept or smiled.
Aud, while looked, 1t heayed and swelled,
Like vast bosom locked above
The FASHIONS others cry aoud,-
Their human pride, their pain or love:
It heaved and swe1ied like giant heart
beneath tyraut's hated power
Like some strong nature held suhdued
By its Own will until thu hour
When It could rife aad break Its chain,
And wrcak itself upon its foo.
Avenging wrongs endured I'll nov,
By oue quick k-h3shing, deadly blow.
Adown the beach the wrecks are s;rexn
OF many staunch and gallant bark,
Whose crews, perchance, he farther on,
Mid drift and sea-wsed. dead and stark.
Far out against bank Of cloud,
A wnito sail dips to winter crest:
silver gull atoops down to bathe
In snowy foam its satin breast,
Or circles with mourn{ul CRY,
That bodies Of storm, around the Prov
That turns the water. as the land
L. turned beneath the sharpened ploU.
Still standing there, dream again
My boyhood's dream Of 9forys dower,-
OF laJa when my poor name would be
The synonym OK strength anu power;
/ dream again that blissful dream,
The "old, old atory, ever neW":
I sea the smile Of dewy npa,-
Tho fash Of starry eyes, and hlns%
see again the golden hair
Above the lor bruw cucl and tWtne;
feel aEain the little hand
Thst years a1one crept into mine:
Iva agAln through years Of toll;
Through many battles heat and dust
ThrouHh ye8rS TINT atT1uRleu III ulf 1e1fE
It's boyhood hope, and faith, and 3usss
Through years whose sessons came and vent
With ceaseless measured ebb Aud tow,
Each bearing out soma wreck OF peaeo,-
Each bearing in Rouae freight OF VICE.
In tha gray dawn, I look two Ways,--
Across the waters and the years.
Where many p2ge Was marked WIN SIC,
And many sin W3ahed out with teaKA-
count me many victory won,
And many noble deed unseen,
And many wasted hour when
But writhed aud noaned, a II might have bean !"
count the 1aurels nattons gave,
The ribbons, aud the jeveled star
That lies like Jets Of prisoued flame
Upon the colora Of Navarro.
count It all,-fame and renox1,
And every honor haYe Won,
Tie stranger hearts that loYa ny mama
In every cli1ne beneath the sua:
Yet, staining here in this graI dawn.
And looking out acTosa the sea,
count my Me wasted thing-
But dregs Of bitterness to me.
III give 1t al for that ahozt hour
Beneath the gnarled tree By the s161ng.
When jcue Was over al the eas:h,
And bEue-oirds cazroled on the wing
Wheo apple-blnssouR fell IN showers
or b}rshing, fragrant loveliness,
And tltat soft hand, slipped iEto ninz.
Brought peace that words cannot express.
GARNET 3. FREAAAa-
, 1875-10-03

4 Monaco letter to the ST. Louis Globe says:
uTbere are at Monaco number Of fabrics of
different sorts, among them an immense factory
for cologne water and other sorts Of perfnmerJ,
among them ottax OF 1oses. This is manufac~
so1y in reality, for not ono Of ths perfumes are
, 1875-10-03
CONSOLATION.

f.~.,. 90,
~ aAAen' As1' .. -
Athouen .1n teato our eye ate aua.
AEe bright IN e1ef xata tos soa1ls q A'1
BY whom Ill 11e ID gwen"
Il caanoe % CUE 1od' Wao 1He1
would dr1pe u 4sfk usye Ko41sa "a"'S
II snls good nae se1e se1n5 'os>'
Ine LoVe ta4t A!snea 1a.e a4Hnt .no -tap 'As
1n that, tos feazous sooa 10y A1u*' VAIN
dh nanoS tues7 Es114 o~@-
.4.,..-o,. with ~. zs.ar.<
1nGced, OUT "e41 e3es 81 u6eAo ~'~~ ~" *A"N@3
The speseaesss ~ aes1y - snaA ~ h,aaL,,sss ~ hsr1
Tna Oea1h tnz' ta@e@ sno nAo~e'E8s na0@'
Hns8 oea'tr oou 11t - ~ ~. .I =. ~
t0E what Appears 70 us - tachl'
, 1875-10-03
A PARtslAh GiAss.wAREHcusE. Gi

(which in Germany is very serious and semi
matrimonial sort Of ceremony OF the only
daughter OF Prince Bismarck, to Prusslan no
ble1nan whose name shows him to belong TO
family which ia extensively represented IN the
court and civil service as well Al in the army Of
Prussia The yon Eulcnburgs (says the New
York WorlD earned Wide though not very
asttering reputation in Europe sone years ago
from the zeal with which they rallied to the sup
port Of one OF their number. young officer.
Count Won Eu1enburg, who signalized himeeR by
cutting down With his sword and killing, near
Bonn, on the Rhine cook in the retinue OF
the English Prince Alfred, from 1hom be
conceived himself to have received SONS dis
respect. By the stratocracy which now rules
Prussia, the Staying OF = COOK BY an officer and .
pobleman could not but be regarded with 1n-
duIgence aud it was thought An amazing and
outrageous thing that, when Count Eulsnhu1g,
after undergoing an imprisonment in military
post, visited England in the suite OF the Grown
Prince, the English military cluba declined to
extend al invitation to him. WhAt the relation
atip borne BY this noblaman to the attanced OK
the Countess Marie Won Bismarck may be, We 40
not know. The present Minister OF the Interior tn
Germany ia Count von EuleEburg' not Taxy
highly esteemed either as politician OF ssates-
msn. Another Won Eu1enbuzg is the Preai-
dent Superior OF the Province OF
Hanover, and still anotner tpeEnaps tne
Msi. Count Won Gutenberg is the Vice Grand
Master Of the Cerouonies At the Imperial Court.
The Countess Mario Won Bismarck would hardly
be called q "young" lady in this precocions
country, since she was bonn in August Of the
ereat year Of revolutions. 1848, while her father
Sas earning his political spurs, and Is conse-
quently now 81 yssrs Of ago. she is 1eputsd,
however to be a lady Of high spirit and OF cult
V.ted ability, and her admirable behavior 1t tue
time Of The attempt made upon her f.the1's life
at Kiss1ngen was widely commented on IN tre
German press Of ali parties. She is the eldest
child Of the Chancellor, who has also two sons-
Count Herpsrt, his heir; sud Count William ven
Bismarck, neither Of whom enjoys very brill
iant reputation.
, 1875-10-03

gentleman, in Addressing tha charming
Lady Z, who has Just re1na1r1ed IN Paria Tor the
third time, said, reproachfully: ..You do
not come to London any longer" sob! yes.'
she replied, in most natural naauusx; i A.
Nsye PASS mY HidoVhoods thane."
, 1875-02-10

were n bona .fde effort to cstRblish now
ompetiiivocolntnny it woull ullbeaccompnnie
By tho names of some responsible capitalists.
Now. We sincerely lsopo TINT, If this isa
matchmaking schcmo either Oh the part Of
the Common Council or on the part Of out
siao operators, the Chs Companies wilt refuse
to pay dollar. They are i'll no elangcr ny yet
In their possession Of magnificent nmi lucrn.
tive monopoly; anl, If they pay ont $50, 600 or
's100,0o0 to sqnelch MI imaginary adversary,
tho gas-consumera havo strong suspicion
TINT they will hive to pay this sum finally by
Tho enlargement Of their bills. 1t IN in their
interest, therefore, Tint tito Gas Companies
should refuso to "como down." if this ia
Whit tho new scheme means. Much as we
should like to sec n competing company,
blaoh.nailing will not help tho public.
, 1875-02-10

The celebration of 31ardi Gras in Memphis
yesterday WIS unusually extravagAnt, and,
from the point Of view Of those present, suc-
cessful. The people Of New Orleans passed
over tho day in silence, in accordance with n
resolution, some time Rgo adopted, to the
effect that the miserable condition Of the
city and State did not warrant rejoic-
ings over ponce and plenty. This
proclamation, which was made several
weeks ago, was perhaps not so pitiful an up
penl to Northern sympathy MS it WIS intend
cd to be ; yet it WAS declaration in good enr-
nest on the part Of the property of the
city thatt they felt themselves to bo very much
abused by Providence, and had little to be
thankful for. 1t wns not designed merely for
political effect, and us an index Of public
feeling in Louisiana is not without peculiar
Significance.
, 1875-02-10

The Low Churcttnen in this Diocese did
ali that was possible to defoat tho election Of
DR.. DE- KovEx to the Bishoprio, and, having
boon beatou in Convention, they are now maxi
ing strong Efforts to prevent his confirmation
and conservation. They succeeded 10 we'll in
tie case OF DR.. sEyAoun that they nre en-
couraged to believe they may 10 as we'll by
Dr.. De KovEs. Tho quarrel is distiLctivoly
and exclusively domestic !; and we havo no
disposition to judge which party to 1t is
in tic right. At tho sa1no time, it is proper
to say TINT m exhibition Of acrimony by
either side will not help the cause Of EpIRco-
pacy in Illinois or Christianity anywhere. If
the controversy is to bo arranged in tho way
of climax, M will probably bo tho case, it
has begun with too much passion md intcn-
sity Of language.
, 1875-02-10

Tho BEEcuEH- HILTON trial, 30 far it has
progressed, has developed q remarkable degree
ofjuycnility in the principal parties concerned,
not OF oil in keeping with the high estimate
tho public hal onee formed for their manli-
ness md THUR elevation above the petty fniI-
ings and foibles Of ordinary humanity, The
believer Or tho disheliever in N{r. BEEcnEnts
innocence will not caro- to dispute tho fact
TINT Mrs. T11ToS has displayed aillipess, and
weakness, and it1dcciBion which would do dis
credit to n schoolgirl in pantalettos and pima
fore. hlr. TtEToy hos taken tbs troublo to iu-
form the world that BEEoHER aa "grcat boy"
and it is understood that tho defense will
seek to apologize for and explain Lis damng-
ing letters from some such standpoint. Being
"boy Y" who know nothing Of tho wiles Of
tho world, who was u1incquainted with men
md women, an unsophisticatel boy Of
highly gushing and emotional nnture,
"boy" WHO Ind a habit Of transforming real
tiles into localities, and coloring triGing
events in the darkest hues, or serious events
in tho lg1!test huos, "boy" OF
delicate, tender, sensitive nature, who
had days Of hypochondrla and nights
spent in "cavcs Of gloon.," 1t might
be possible, the tlefenao will urge, that such
boy and such girl would writo TO oach other
about their whto souls, rayo of friendships,
prattlc Of affection, and when disasters camo
fancy they were simoolns and typhoons and
| mako desperate oycrturea towards suicide,
"git on The edge Of helI," offer to :" step
down and out, !" or do anything elss absurd
md desperate. All this tho defense will prob
ably plead is m attribute Of the sentimental
ism Of boyAood, Dir. BEEouER, however, is
not the only boy in the Gran.a, II this silver
hairea man, who all his life Inns been criti.
cising, warning, aud advising men aud women
callea hoy. It aeems to us TINT A1r. Triton
has satisfactorily demonstrated TINT lie il
quito as much Of boy as MIR. BEEcuEn.
His whole conduct in the ense has been boy
ish from the outset. He Inns hardly taken /,
mans step in 1t. A a'lan would have doalt
with suoh m offonse as T11ToN now charges
against DnrcnER promptly and su,u,aasily,
aud severed any further alliance with tho
guilty woman Oh tho spot, TILToN, on the
other hand, suppressed the facts, aud con.
doned Ills wife'a fault He discussed the
mater WILL AeE 1or years. Win 1louLToap
with DEEonEa, md the one or tive
friends who could not help having tnowl
edge Of tie facts. He had frequent inter:
views with tho alleged paramour Of his wife
! and discussed with hi.n the doubtful paternl
ty Of one Of his children. He even threat
ened to shoot DxEcHxa It he resigned his pul
pit, fearing that the Woodruff scandal nigh
coms to tho surface thereby. Thus for twt
or three years he successfully kept the scan
dal out Of sight by familiar association will
those ooncorued In 1t. and by infinite coun
aol with them, Notwithstanding the fact q
hs alleges. Tint h va convinced by tho con
, 1875-02-10

An Educational Reform bill, bad enough In
It's speciao provisions, but vnluable for its
suggostions, has been introduced in the I1i-
nois Legislature. It prohibits the teaching
Of any except plain English branches,-' with
40 nonsense about en-" We imagine the au-
thor Of the bill would say,-and forbids the
erection Of school-houseB which shall cost
more than $4,000. Undoubtedly there ia
room for reform in both the directions indi-
Gated by the bill still, the enforcement Of
the arbitrary requirements lnia down would
be absolutely disastrous to the school-syste1n
Of the State.
, 1875-02-10

Gas-consumers who hGyo noticed the pro-
cecdings Of the last session OF tho Common
Council will now understand, perhaps, why
their bills Aavo beon SO enormous for tho
past two months An ordinance has been
introduced to charter now gas company
and give it tie privilege Of building works,
laying pipes etc. Tho new company, under
tho proposed ordinance, is to bo limited to
charge Of $3.50 per 1000 feet for private
consumers (Sl less per 1000 than the pres
ent Company charges), and 81 per 1000 feet
for the city supply. Ordinarily, one would
think that the prospect Of competition would
induce the preaoat Company to reduce ita
rates, give better gas, md otherwise henrkau
to tho complaints Of the public. Public OK
perience in the past, however, has been Just
tie contrary Of all this. Hence wo say that
the movement for new gas company may
possibly account for tho exorbitaut bills for
two months back.
For years past there hayo been periodical
efforts at blackmailing the Chicago Gus Com.
pany by solicitation from the Common Con-
Gil tho privileges necessary to the formation
Of a new company. We thought it was about
time for tho Introduction of now scheme Of
this mature. The practice heretofore Inns
been to give formal notice OF black1nail by
introducing an ordinance. The gas compa-
uios have then understood without moro ado
that It WAS necessary for them to do one Of
two things, viz: either to buy up tho Com
mon Council to dsfeat tho ordinance, or to
buy tho projectors OF the Company to aban-
don tho scheme il they got their ordinance
through. There Ia reason to believe that In
some cases one courso has been adopted, and
In other Cases the other,
Now the question Ia. Is the present ordi.
| nance aeryilo imitation Of tie schemes that
have gone before It Is very certain that
the organization Of q new gus company for d
city like Chicago, tho construction Of tho
worka, and the laying Of the pipes through.
out the city, involve the investment Of mill.
ions ol dollars. When, therefore, an anony.
nous ordinance ID introduced In the Common
Council with no na1nea attached, the pros
poet Of carrying out the project Of new
gas company il exosediugly small. 11,is l,
the kind Of an ordinanca introduced las
Monday night. WA have an Idea thai, II Il
, 1875-02-10

Tho President 1las sent In 10 tho Senate
special message on Arkansas matters. In it
Lo expresses his belief TINT DRooEs, whom he
compelled to yield to BAXTER in 1874, WIS md
is the legal Governor Of tho Stato that tho
new Constitution, adopted last year, Is an H.
legal instrument; and that tho GARLAND Adj
ADMINISTRATION ought to bo oyetthrown. In
conclusion, he asks Congress- to take sosno
definite action OIL the matter, "to roliovo tho
Executive from acting upon questions which
should be decided by tho Legislative branch
of tho Government" This lust c1auso cannot
mean that tho President will interfere in the
intcrnal affairs of Arkansas, II Congress- de-
clinos to do 10, II IL unfortunate that tho
wording will bear this Interpretation,
There may possibly hayo been some irrog-
ulaYities or defects in tic why in which the
now Constitution Of Arkansas wos drawn ,,p
and suhmitted to tho pconle for ratification
Tic defects hitherto alleps1. howoyor. nro
neither prove nor yitaI. Tho ;ns.rumont woa
ratiucl by tho people. Now It in t,o tuac,
mout Of i'm HIGHEST authorities an oonstitn,
tionaI Inv in this country TINT snch ratiticn.
, 1875-02-10

The rumor Of victory won by Dos Can
LoB over the AIrnosslsr army comes appar-
emily from very respectable sonrces-no less,
indeed, than tho Madrid authorities them
selves. The adyices by way Of tho Cariist
camp aro scarcely trustworthy. They put
the ALrYoSs1sr loss in killed aud wounded at
1000. The reports from the other side, On
the contrary, underestimate the importance
of the engagement, and call it merely foray
upon tho advance guard Of tho National
Army. Tho whole truth will probably not
bo known for eomo days. In the meantime,
tho student Of Spanish history may bo con-
sidering the approximation contingency of
DON CARLOS winning his way to tho throno
Of his forefAtherB,
, 1875-02-10

Alter TWO Johfa or moro OF slBnHcant Be
tcnco, the defendants in the Emme Mine litl-
CATION begin to deny tho scandal that las
been floating around aud attaching to that
piece Of property sorios Of aprellations in
which swindle was one Of tho nillcst Of the
terms employed by furious stockholders. Now
comes AEr. TRENon ". PARE. the principal de-
fentlant, mud denies all tie allegations Of
fraud, and giyes Emrne very frosl, and rosy
complexion. The substance Of his stato-
ment is that le aud d "frientl"
bought half the mine in April, 1871,
and three months afterwards made q dividend
Of S250, 900 from its earnings e.. 4 month
afterwards, the litigation iu which the mino
was involved WINS settled, and they perfected
their title. There were thon twolvo owners,
ond they determined to sell the mine in En-
gland. This sale was consumnatod by PAnK
and Senator SrEwARr,-the two resorvug
ono-half Of tho stock. After report had
been mado upon tile mine by Oil English
agent, Park sold out tho sllares belonging to
owners for whom he was acting and pur-
chased 5000 shares on his own nccount
ut nbovo par, which be again disposed Of n
year afterwards. After ho had entirely lll-
loaded In wr,,e tn tia President Of TIN Eli
glish Company and offered to buy tho mine
buck again for *5,o0U COO, although 5000, 900
had been pnid in dividends Thu otter being
rc;cotcd Mr., pArK bou,,ht in MI lie stock he
co,,d ,,nt ,,ov;nc ahovo ,,ar for r. Thue
savs Mr. PARK. mud ,nucl, moro to tic same
olfect mn, of tho souo oloc;;n,, md roaaatc
ehoructcr
II IL ,,rost,. Storv no n sto,,1u hnt .v,v
,os I'D ,,r,a,;o, 1efc,,,,1 mill t);s 1ate ,,oy?
rio E.,,,uo Min, bou tocn in ,;t;,,,t;o, .,,1
in scandal for oyer two reara II ian att,7e1
t,,o r,;,,;,,o ,,,+o~osts ~ Vim ,7,;t,, etotoo
and ~ r,,o1on1 a,,a creotc,1 v,,v b;ttor
nra;,d;.o. ooo;ns3 ;tso1f Al a,v., ~ sto~;o,
bov5, c;rcn,ofs1 n. Int cn1n;,,otin, IN ,];ract
o,,~,as - frou1 on1 nr,;,;,ici7,., tho ,oa;
, 1875-02-10

Two members Of Congress from Illinois,
Nesars N1cNuIEA and Fort, have tho credit
Of offering strenuous aud successful opro-
sition to the Chnctaw pirates in Washington.
Between them, they showed that the claim
had been bought upon speculation BY tho
lobby; that proposition to haye it paid
only to the original beneaciaries under
the treaty or tleir heirs waa unanimously
voted down in committee; and that the
Treasury authorities had again and again re-
ported against its allowance. The Indian
Appropriation bill passed the House without
the Chootaw amendment; 30 that measure
also awaits the action Of Democratic Con-
EreE6
, 1875-02-10

closing Mt al 3.ie caa1,. md 81 i-8c for March.
Corn WINS active aud easier, closing at " Lie
cash, mud 70 :}-4c for Ntay. Oats were quiet
md steatly, closing at i. Lie for regular, and
62 3.ec for Mnrch. Rye was quiet and firm
Mt 97@9sc, 1'arley was moderately ectiyc,
md declined 3@4c, but closed firmer Mt at.12
for March. On Saturday evening last thero
waa in store in this city 8,55G,0o5 bu wheat,
1,5A2, ,678 bu corn, 537, ,1a3 bu oats, 1a,3Gi b.
rye, and 4,937 bu barley. There was n
fair demand for hogs 10000 decline; sales
chiefly ut $G.30@G.9O. Cattle wcro dull mud
weals. Sheep fairly nctivo md steady.
, 1875-02-10
THE STATE REVENUE LAWS.

Tile Legislature has addressed itself, we
hopo earnestly, to IN inquiry as to tho
REFORM or the NoVenue ia"a OF lib state.
Inc INJURY Is timely ana important "1snouE
at this time u1scnsslag the faucA changes
which nave ooen suggested,- changes
from the valuation system to that OF excise
we wish merely to call Intention to some
gsar!ng defects and features OF gross ln1us-
ice in the present low, IN which demagoglsm'
stsalnng atef cerla'n RESULTS has lal''cteo
most depressing olo" upon enterprise anu
productive interests IN Illinois, and laid upon
the people weight Of ta1auon fhat Is most
oppressive.
Ihe Revenue ID" OF 4of2 PROVIDES lor the
llatlng with other properly IN th's etato' 1of
purposes Of taxation, all mortgages and cred"
its. II Any person shhu loan another sum
OF money, or property estimated IN money,
taking therefor bond or note, or shall sell and
deliver to another merchandise, or other
property, on time, or shah invest money IN q
mortgage On real estate, or other property,
the mortgage or credit is to DO assessed md
taxed as if 1t were substantial, tangible prop
! erty! It is not complimentary to say that
this provision Of law was enacted as late aa
1879, and that this relic Of bafbar1o Ignorance
finds Its champions even in this day Of gen.
! eral information and intelligence.
One Of the grievances under which the on
torprising classcs Of people of this state have
been laboring tor number OF years is the
| high price Of money or ratio Of interest. 80
grievous has this beon that frantic efforts
hive been nude to restrict ths rate, as it tho
, 1875-02-10

crowd Of carpot-baggors9 Let na |scop our
l'antla OF, pcrpotunl ,ncdt1l!t'g will only
mako matters worse. Arkansas is getting
along Remarkably we'll, md tho executive MI
thoritiea at Washington tad bcttar let well
enough nlona. This will probably bo thn
mnturo Judgment Of Tic President. 1t il not
t1ilseu!t to rrcng,.ize in tho mossayo Tho hail
logic arrl worsu Inv Of THAT miracle Of inenl-
cheney md prejudice, Attornoy-Gencral
N1Lf,tAMH.
, 1875-02-10
Ube Gbmaun U2ibu,,e.
Wednesday Morning, February 10. 1875.

The marriage Of WILLIAM 3. OGDEN in El-
nira, N. T., yesterday, is social event Of
'ome consequence to Chicago people. A dis
patch elsewhere published gives Ill tho infor-
nation in reintion to tho wedding TINT in any
degree concerns the general render.
, 1875-02-10

rATts or aurAoKrr1roN tFATAHfE m ADVANCED.
roktaEe prernitl nj t1ti~ 0fr1cc.
ns!ly b1 'Ea'1...sia. SSndnii; anniy
FhTta Of y4ar 1t tho HAn,s rate.
To ntsvent delay Aad rsskea be turs and give Poat-
Ofscs sddresa In iull, including Slate ani Comfy.
may bs made either by draft s1preas. Post
Oae& ORDER or In registered lettert. At ous risk.
TERMS CITY suHsCHrnERB.
Iafv delivered 6untfA1 excepted x5 cents rer week
Daily. delivered. Sunday Included. 80 csnta per weak
Adare,. THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Afadlson aud Hnasbnrn-sts.. Chicago, til.
, 1875-02-10

Senator STEWART has our sincere thanks
FOR his opposition to the TON Scorr scheme !;
md VIC will not even scrutinize his motives
too closely, only mentioning the fact that lie
Ia supposed to have close relations with the
existing Pacific Railroads.. ToM ScoTr's bill
Ia aa good as dead for tAis session, ns will be
1een by our dispatches elsowherep published.
, 1875-02-10

The Boston Pilot, much more reliable
Authority than Abhe MoS1aster's Freeman's
Journal, announces TINT tho Pope has crented
Archdioceses Of the present Dloceses Of Bos-
Ion, Philadelphia, milwaukee,, and Santa Fe,
and rtAsed the Bishops Of tho same to tho
dignity Of Archbishops. It is terrible cut,
10 bo sure, TO think Of Milwaukee, as seat
IT Catholic pre1aoy in the Northwest.
, 1875-02-10

1t il better to have fair price for tic l9tz
mud rlnco then, where they will yield so,.,.
Thing 10 tho royenno hereafter, tllnn to h1 -.
t!sotn lying dcnd III thu cilys tn,lil lse,}u, -.
nlly.
, 1875-02-10

N.v1CKER'B T11EATRE-Msdt.nr ,t.tet, hstwssu
ntarhasn and State. EnQaesnent OF Mrs. u r. BoHasss
~ Lady Audey's Ssoret."
, 1875-02-10

ApELr11 T11EATRE-Ds Dearborn street, eerne! Afon
roc. Varsity entertainment. Tho French spy. Al
tsfaoon and evonlnk.