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, 1875-12-11
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Tho population OF the country increased 10
per cent in tue fourteen yoarB between lBGu
and 1874. Tho ordinary expenses Of tho
Government increased 200 per cent in green
backs in the snne time. In 1860, the ortli-
nnry expenses OF the Government were
:sG3,010, l5s in gold; In 1874 they were
::l7H, H,G1s,0a;', exclusive Of tho interest OH
tho public debt, but inclusive Of 800, ,Oo0, 900
Of pensions. At this rate the taxcs ayo grow
't4 mucl, faster tAnn tho population. NAL
TurH palcl before tho impoasibility OF find
ing food for tic future hordea Of mankind;
tho American taxpayer secs the problem Of
over-ta1ation quits outstripping that Of over-
population. We have had wnr Tint I'M
poscrisllsd while it cxhilera.cd us; then
we had panic and collapse TINT
has left us feeling poor and almost despond-
ont. Ill great industries and trades eso de-
pressed fur lrlow their condition during the
Wnr, md also tho people arc forced to the
prncllco OF unusual economy. \ representa-
two Government should represent its citizens
in their parAimony aa we'll az In their politics.
When thu people spend less, tho Government
must spend less. The estimates of oxpundi-
ture for the ensuing fiscal year, that Of
1877, submitted TO Congress by Secretary
DnisTow. are not framed. wo arc sorry to be
compelled to state, on any such pslncipls; on
the contrary, they seem to reat npon
what might be called Malthusian theory
Of financc-that taxetion must iucroase
faster than the means Of paying ta1es
The appropriations obtained from, tho last
Congress reached the heavy tosal Of s:2os,-
1GG. .117.57, including the interest on the pub
lie debt. Bnt this year the Secretary wants
10 increase tho mule-pacl. He asks Domo.
cratic HOUSE OF Representatives to vote tho
Government u tota1 Of Ssh, ,C1., ,C08.is. This
IL An increase Of t3l ,44G,4a1 over last year.
Hare are Eon.e Of the items Of increase: Tho
military establishment wants 81, 400, COO more
for travelling and general expenses. 1t a
tina when civilians arc, perforcs, staying aa
homo aud spending less than ever fos
their own travelling, they do not feel
| in the huinor to contribute extra taxes
! to get,d army officers OH extra journeys
| in time OF peace. Tho Quartcrmaster's De,
l,astment wants about half million dollars
more, and the sanso increass iB asked to,
transportation. The agitation for cheal
funerals hes not yet reached tile army AZ
increase Of GO per cent is .sked In the sp,
preparation for tho national cemeteries
The estimate tor ordnance IL more thar
double tue sum granted last year, and tha
for the armament of fortilcations leaps fsorG
375, 600 to @l,200, 100.
The total increase aaked for by tho VA,
Department, In time Of profound aud III
threatoned peace, Is $4,000, 600 Ths tota
estimates foot up 2Ss. .607, ,17s. the appzopr!
ations last year wsrs @2s,66A,0s7, aud /,
leo0 we're &1B,472, 202.
Tbs naval establishment vants more, TO
pay, et,s1o. 900 more private pay.solla mus
decrease the more, II this l. granted, to
asming vsssa1s. $3.50. 600 more sor squppinl
vessels, e2to.o moss, tor repairs. $soo, 90
, 1875-12-11

tbs Cincinnati Commercial thiuks that tLs
Tsxas-Arixonn Railroad swindling Rchen. vii
not DO helped by tho election of Mr. hEnh -
Speaker. 1t aAys On thai poant:
It il . mistake tn Aesune t7lat Mr. Kkun Is til.
champion Of tho ToxaA PGedn EaflruaJ 4rAciur hv
eause ns VA 80 Ssnesany @ " H. snc Di,
S.ates- They voted for him tera ase he laritl
~ sound O.. lie financial 1uesiosa Thers iE
patty In tho South With the viso uAry scles- th
innatIonistx. TAsy know what Imitation Q! VI ir.s
dcomao'e currency MEANS by sEEo~tnl easefienee.
Ham ltAMDAtt was conxpIououRly tho fAyoric c1ndI
,iac for tho 5peake7zhi Of Cot. TuoxAs A. $40 r., ad
Of e7er5 ether schssnes for tho ase ef t.e nscAnt
credit la hehslf Of private g&ccusons Tho t'ectioa
of KEun IL = damaging blow 10 thelF hopes and
demonstrates TO them that they do not eon.za r.A-
tpstky Ut tbs Dvnoer3!A Of tho Housc.
, 1875-12-11

The proceedings Of the military Court Of
Inquiry in the case Of Col. HAncoox have
como to sudden halt, pending the result Of
the legal investigation OF bis cane It ST.
Louis. At the opening OF the Court 3ester-
day morning, Con. HAxco1 asked tue con.
ourrenoe Of tho othsr members Of the Court
in rostponement Of the inquiry, tnasmuch
~ the formal indictment Of Col. BAuoocx At
St. Louis would secure him full and fair
trial before an impartial Jury, and therefore
the peosssity Of consoutng 9 military court
for the discrimination Of hls guilt or limo.
CONGO no longer existed. Following upon
this suggestion, the Court received . lotter
from Col. pApcocx hinaSslf, requesting IN id.
journmsnt Of few dsya to gtvs him hms to
nsspAys 10 Ausvsg III tndtatmsut found
, 1875-12-11


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f,o,1.m,torx rn,1,r f;,o ,royont t,,ortar oro
thnrofo,o inc, .. rnuc,, nntho-;7o;, IN ca,,o,t
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, 1875-12-11

more; for strsm machinery. = t0O. 900 mnrc.
rlsr toLat incrra7s thn Navy Department
wants is ::s.t0''.V0n. The totni cstin,ntps arc
$:n,s'l.GsG. Inst year tho appropriations
wsr" **i7,3l0.S0j: in 1850 they were S;ll.-
5l4,Gt".
rnlcr tho lend miscellaneous there aro
some unexpected additions proposed to tho
national expenses. Tic abolition Of tho
franking privilege las not affected tho pro-
tlicted economy in tho public printing for
which FI7O,0 400 moro II wanted; tic current
cxpcnsen Of tho Treasury Buildings nrc to
cost *t:;Nt', ODD mnro; TIM Immigrant railroads
hayc caten up good tleal OF Tho public lnnds,
hui it is to cost ::;'J5,MU cxtra to survey
them thia ycar.
Illu miscellaneous account wants SI,a00, ,t00
additional ,axcH. but OF thisS2. OtK, ,0ol is for
payment Of Judgments Of tho Court of claims.
Tho total ns;,sql for il $l3,ssl,lS5 against
Sl0,:"Ii ,s57 lat yca..
Public works. national and municipal, nro
expensive Injuries. A million more than tho
at.3a0, ,otF appropriated last year ii nskcd for
Custo.n.Iouso buildings; for arsenals, nearly
half n million moro; for Notifications,
::1,.n0,000 more; for "buildiuga and
grounds about Washington, $1,10o,ooo
more, which will not tend TO rovivo the lost
luxury Of private landscape gardening; for
other buildings, l1nlf n million moro; for
navy.yartla, hnlf million more; and for I'LL
proving i,nrhors aud rivera, $514, ,ao1, 100 Is
osketl, which Is $4,000 more than last
yoar.
For pnblic works the ovorworkcd tn1- payer
Is invited to contribute $t1, 100000 more
lLa,. last year, The total estimate is $685.
1,41o. Tho appropriation last year was
91G, 155,0G2.
This Congress will hnr<l1y respond favor
ably to these eztrnvagant demands
, 1875-12-11
PERSONAL

a.r;h .,d,'s o,andson Ia named 1toms. iity
iii -o.da to oman to him. except the road to
min
.r., m....ra ,on 80 c0o On ths
So. ~, M IL tomporatily
s.es. ,:." - rsnar ard drinking green
~, A
''. .nx,,o;, IN contribute
MATE 1"e'o' n.1os r ps'a a.,nn, a1ered to IL
someso ang 70 10 An1sn1 nss4a Nsa,, .a,,e n cot.
oas s " ses =. .asa =, .hair ,si,dran 10 till su.
utoa@ wv !" W 41'o'" " 'A''' >
''.p"ne' ..,1,o ,f,.,ue of
ar~ hoaR'sno"a No" poon'. 49, r.al,.n .r,t.
faodnfa' u highly psai'sa o' sns 1us asaid haiu.
tcs. .Even thosa who stoa1ous'y a.o.a a,e nm.
kana, H. "nen !. po.a'p'e w. ~ ~
qaelpaso p'Ass VI LII" WINNIE .,,u...ua
Aoncura D. Conway "atee IN s'.a ...s.,au
tanss OF Walt Whitman TO sae Losaoa 49,. .. -; tlu
The old poss u described - ~ nan ata saIs Ind
largo mold both ~ to hsast md OFa'p' '"S
''shs greatest democzas that l'ss''
Mr, Basnum, Congressman for Connecticut
, 1875-12-11

Tho Agricultural Department report for
November shows tuat tho corn crop 1T 1878
was one-fourtll larger than that Of 1874, nu.l
ono Of the heaviest ever grown in america,
Ths sanlo is true Of potatocs. IN quality as
we'll As in quantity; whilo all tho tobacc<,-
growing States show large incrcnso Ut
product. With this official assuranco OF
cheap whiahy, plenty Of tobacco, aud ,nealy
potatoes, there ought to be observed here
utter e. marked falling OF in the suicide sta.
tiasics
, 1875-12-11

Readers With morbid taate fo1 ntatis.ira, sAys
tho Springfield {AfhsB.) Republican, will proba-
blY be Interested tn knowing that Massachusetts,
hAs had the honor Of supplying the Speaker dur
ing 10 years, al! told; vl1ginia during 10 years
Kentucky during 1G ycarB-10 plus Is plus 1G
equal 81. Indiana has had the Speaker yoars;
Pennsylvania, Ma'no, Ne~ Jersey, and Nostl. Car
clna, 6 years apiece; Tennessee. s; Nav York
and south Carolina, . apiece; Georgia and Con-
necticut, z apioce-47 years in all. Aa thore are
NOW 81 States iu this glorious Union, NO arrive
by simple process Of subtraction ut tho thrill
lug fact that p Of them have not ~ yet bcen
represented In the chair, The frat Hpenker.
MUuLENBIaa. Of Pennsylvania (electad April ].
1780). seems 10 hAvo boen chosen purely On per-
aoual grounds, "a were TnuNnu1Lr OF Counectt-
cut (179t) aud DAYTON, Of New York U7g5). Muu-
LEanEn0 wAs called to the chair second time In
1883. by tho way. aEpaw1cx, Of Massachusetts
Q799) waa elected by the Fedesa!hta on the
party iesue. In 1B01, he was succeeded by
Macon, Of North Carolina, a Democrat. slncs
and including his term, tho Democrats
haye hold the chair 10 years, the Wings
+ the Republicans 10, Rnpniug through tho
list of names, we find thsae Of tho trisyisabie
sort-NuuLExDEnu STEVENSON (1B27), and PEN-
X1so7oa QB59); twolve dissYiabas; sud thir-
tesn monosyllables- CuEyEs. BE1I7 Polk.
Wu1rE, JosEs, Coma Born, DANES, Oan, uAow.
BLAME Rnd EErR- OF this bakers dozen Of
shcrtnAno Speakers, ono (PoLK) reached tho
Presidency: two GEAR and Belly vere uomi-
mated for It; ono has " great e1pootationa."
, 1875-12-11

Ills bit Of forgotten history that JkyyxnsoH
waa formally nominated to The Presidency for .
third term By the LeasalasnSes Of Massachusetts,
Vermont, and Rhode Island. Ths compliment
was tho greater, tuaalnuch ~ 1t cana when the
embargo wAs destroying The commerce aud 10 the
pzosperisy of i'll Nsw Euglandt and Jzs7xzsoa.
mora than any other man. wAa Responsible for
the plan that injured tho country ~ much, sela-
lively, thsn ~ shs high tariff do>s nov. When
this particular bit Of history II recalled, anothss
should b also ratsa out OF oblivion. Il u tzus
that 1x15x1sox was nominated for third tAEtu !,
Il Il also ssns tbs. h promptly destined Tie aor'-
tnaHoa.
, 1875-12-11

The suiutary elect of tho prosecution OF
the Whisky Ring in Milwaukee il perceived
In the fact TINT internal revenue collections
upon distilled spirits hare largely increased.
Honesty is the best policy, but it has taken
several months to popularizc TINT beautiful
continent in connection with ths manufacture
Of whisky
, 1875-12-11

Somebody II about to undertake tbs arduous
taak ol ~hlssxashing 8ux11xx's moral ohArao-
ttr. This, II successfully done, will surpasa any
work OF the hind Ut Warrington, aud 10 dispsovs
Prof. Vox Hot4Ta Assartion. IN h,s "Constitu-
tonA History Of ths unitsd States" that win
'shltswssalug' taadsaatas aad dseozaAys color.
tse, Anasst4Ans ~ uasurpass&d." Papsn a5s u
bs xabi[ahsA vklah. h " elsias 1. NIL sAev ta&t
, 1875-12-11

Ths remedy for insomnia suggested BY s'r. FHsss
uccount 1t eaat of It's novelty. The fsut that oa'ss
in any form lcAvo traces Of their 1nuarco the Nut
mornug indueed him, ha says. to prtGnihe fur h'.a-
onions: simply common raw onions- The well.
Known Asta Of onlona il due 10 peculiar essential ni
ed fn thn1n 1ud this oil hAs highly solNfhr
powers, which In bis own cass lr. DrcKLasn a,ers.
never falls. If much preased with work. and irepg
Inability to slonp, his prsctloe II 10 sA IN" or tsa
small onions, the effect Of which Is magical D rolHc
ting tic desired Eepose. snch rcuedy has great ID
vantage over tho ssupofJng drugs eon,HMy fesortta
To for this purpose and II aysn preferable m the lius
opii seaat anl ehtorod5no Of med.oa! p7actke.
, 1875-12-11
A COLOSSAL 8PEcuLAro1 au1rEn


The details of tho ruin of the great German
speculator, STEouspEno. utterly dwarf into
insignidcanco tho spoculations Of jar Gou1p,
tho unfortunate RALsrox, jar CooEE, md
other American flnnnciers, whose operations
we have been accustomed to look upon a.
colossal. The record Of his life and bis
schemes renda like chapter taken out Of
fiction. 11orr SrnorsuEna wns first known
rs teacher Of languages in tho United
States, from which humble station he rose to
place whorc he dealt with hundreds of mill
| ions Of money in every part of Europe. His
visit to America was short, mud he next MP
peared in London end afterwards iu Berlin,
but it was not until 1870 that lo began to
attract public attention as colossal
Gpcculator. At that time ho had i'm
1nenso BUNS Of money Mt Lis diaposal
and Utmost unlimited credit. He WIS a
railway contractor in several European States;
m engine manufacturer and proprietor of
three of the 1argess iron works in Europe;
heavy proprietor in lands and mines; and
tho owner OF the cattle markets and slaughter
houses in Berlin. At that time he was deal-
| ing with the almost fabulous sum Of $350-
Uu0.000l The Franco-G German war dealt
nm severe h'ow IN tic genera! depression
OF secuf'1les' 1he houmaA1an uoVefnmont
also refused 70 pay Tue lntefess II hAo guar
an'eea upon tho ralways he haa oeen con-
| structing for them, and srnousnEno had to
pay it himself. This gavo hin, another stag
gosing blow, ond for two or three yearH ho
was tossed mp and down. on Tho ocean Of
| finance, now !aahchinB ont into speculative
schemes anu eealn contracting 70 meet the
pressure nl'on hin. Lase year ho bent OIL hs
enosgle8 applied oil his RESOURCES, nnd stretched
his credit to tho utmost to retr1oVe himself
/ Flo Established Immense manufactures in
Germany and Auaaio, recovered all his Old
mines and iron works and bought new ones,
ana took largo number Of new railway con-
tracts IN various parts OF Europe. tie Oh"
ta'nea ADVANCES from every oank ana e7ory
possible quarter, out et last the eonnnefciA
bank OF MOSCOW refaaod ham m accon'moda'
ton OF TWO m'ilaona OF foaples' anu tno eaeas'
tropne u run anu oanAfupte5 1ono"eo*
sraopaBfaa IL IN PRISON anu his propeftg las
passed. into the hanas OF the law to DO dis"
posed OF Tor tho benefit OF erehto1s ail over
Europe.
There have been mon like SrnouaDzna in
! this country, although operating upon less
colossal aoale, using Thousands whero ho has
uBet1 millions. There aro thousands Of little
as we'll as large ,ncn operating hero precisely
as s7nouspEno did, who are destined to come
to the sanlo ruin. When men or corporations
branch out beyond tho real working capacity
Of their capital. bankruptcy must coma, and
| whatever Of liability ia inctlf1ud boY, ID tile
capacity Of cnpital to meet it is in tho nature
Of crime. SrnousnERo 10 in jail in Russia,
Undcr tho severity Of Russian laws lo may
remain there a long time His bankruptcy
| fnvnfpau F,atu1 A1ananf nnH criminal n},1}.
mt;on which II would not haye in this conn.
try. Our colossal speculators may fail aud
, 1875-12-11

n47..a ~ srfreKftTtGN trAFAfLr m ADFAscE'.
ro-tnap 1'rrpnitt nj tist. ti1iire.
rn,,y E4!fen, tot:..nt'.
rasIS If IRA. 1t Fathv rNtc.
y Ird IA nnr a,tdre,. st't'n WEIR. fot.;... ftD
;,f,i,.r Ediiion Literary and Ncllxiuus dnuble .,,
T.i.Hr,ay, Cotf-rasd, trost,..,,...... u.1V
Fsr:a nE rr2r At tAmo thtc.
wEratr EDITION. roEIPafr. .o
Inc rn7I, per srar
EInh "f t"enly yer cnP2.. t.sH
te rbfaes I. 1'5 rrns4 ycaf which wa will prspay
Specimen cal'trn tent frec.
1utttvent dtiar uni nistahsf, hc snrn mud give
r'tnr s.!1re.s Ia full, !ne1u1iHI: S>tsanj Cou','
lun,!4ancts E,ay hc made rtthsr i'y ,st c1i'ess4
1c.t-uiee otlrr, nr tn r.tlrei l:'1f 2i "bri iias.
7ErHs IN CITY srn7e11"kh..
Diy, delivered. t,H.at rscrtH, ~ cttf' rcr Wetf.
D*l, ifiirrrtl. HtuA, tntlnef, III tti' Yer Noaks
Adi,tr TNH: TltfbESE CHMFASf,
Corner Araditnn ami pc1sls,rn-s.o.. Chtas1ot III.
, 1875-12-11

We print elsewhere this morning ssvtsw
OF our prsssnt Jury law which haa bsen pre-
pared by m abls jurlst, aud which contains
SONS suggestions Of value. us ID Of opinlan
that IL lav eslsnvs II ths anpaasllne Of
, 1875-12-11

Tho weather man q. Washington predicts
that tho people Of this locality will have to
snduro more cloudinoes today, wlsilo tho
temperature will remain about stationary.
, 1875-12-11

nsketl, which Is $4,000, 000 more than last
yoar.
For pnblic works the ovorwor1cd taxpayer
Is invited to contribute S11, 600 more
llun laat year, The total estimate Is $685.
6g1, 40. Tho appropriation last year was
s1G.755,oG2.
This Congress will hardly respond favor
ably to these eztrnvagant demands.
...=..--" .
WILL aENAT0E BoGY RISE AND EXPLAIN
Senator DoaY has introduced into the
Senate Of tho United Statos bill which AL
thor;zes tho payment Of import dutios In
ETecnbacks. We have some questions to put
to tho Senator thereon. Our columns aro
open fur tho reply which lso may vouchBafe.
Your bill, Senator, outside OF its subject
matter, demands our consideration upon two
grounds, viz: II is tho first Democratic meas-
uro laitl before the Forsy-fourth Congress.
Unloss disavowed, it will naturally be taken
as d forcsl1adowing Of tho policy which the
Democratic party. in tho Senate at 1east.
means to pursue on tho most important ques-
tiou now before tue country,--that of tinnnco
In tbs second place, you represent tho sister
State of Missouri, bouni to Illinois by
many tics Of interest md friendship
~ 49,, r.ara., ,,.,t ...Sl,. ~, 49,, .,t,
your colleague may yet do something worthy
w.. r. a,...ta.;a .,aa.,,,,;oaa - ,t;a
aouri, to explain and defend your bill, to
r. ~. .ro hotioro .o,, ara .rood;a,. n,o.a,,~ [
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, 1875-12-11

ra..e trade WINS dull at Thursdays prizes.
s!tcc;, wcsc firm. 0nn hnnIrGl dollars
III g,id would luy :lt4,a7l in grcenhncks At
the close.
, 1875-12-11

THx C,11cAns Tr.aLr TniouHE for De-. aeoEtatnh
tho Fr,.tlet,tr M.sagr, Reports of Tho Secretary Of
,ue Tr+usItyt SECRETARY of was Rcrctary of tha SaFJ
tAt It,stntaa .cs f}tner.f, E,lntuisstner IT Land
trAce anl tc set7ss sstsice 1Lcpprt. Tho IsoceSd-
,Hcs u, thn Democratic oIiL..s a, tho openiug Sew
Hs.,s Of TIC tr!yfosrth C:,n4scss given in fill
with description nf aul inc!lens. al this In
addition to The ssnera aud et.s ltrarS Sill mia
rtIaatuas reaah.y tcl,,tied IN the following lss:
F!rueullrs Of t1c E.r.rn If Tw:iI; Tha IL lnffN-
ton 1inrrrr In Chtrnx,; Rerprh IT thu WiHsks-lnJ;
TRIAL. md Isposr"% Al st. LInf+ and n'hcr paln*;
.,!s.ory Of tas er.i,n frauds Dh!lads;nh{a: ic-
.,ltt on tbs 1ntcroccanic RhlpC4na1: Closing HcS-
zion nf this NATIONAL '1ausc Datnea tcster Auarts-
lug New Constitutional Anlrndnlent ~ II NM
strt1r1nu Srhsos; Au EnwritleH War Chapter; Tho
Movement. AE4ust Mexico; An Historical md
Typographical Gkut;lI of Nebraska: Nrs. Montouft
hcjy to tho Latter nj Plymouth Church: The Triple
altr!er a! Ctssrl4nd The k'.-hlux iii dtnniy Co1r-
", ILL.,, and The E.euri IT nrr Criminal Casts; The
bourbon Programme III TO Southern Cla,n"; This
toal st.ue Disaster in England; Foreign snI
Hume Sewn: 31any fiuc4 Married: A Startling
S.ory As to Jolr L. Coli tie Mur':cter: Tho Sses1~
1g Preacher Etl Ills Wnudclfal Ciairtnyant Powers;
t.usr nt s1e Similarity Vi Twins: Nhirs IN toora-
tio Editorials tic lrcsldrnts Message. Ths PEN
hon iraudt, AeGrttarT pristowa Rc:ntt. Tho dreHn-
lackg, Mr.. Lamaro apce.l, The Nomination Of kcrr
'rc Speaker. air llaitr'B rnrrei Constitutional
4,a.ul1pcut, Southern Cl,trs Before Cangrtsi; anu
lr special departments Literature. Tho Fiac A1ta,
3;,7rka of Science, Familiar Tafk. Foreign Gostip,
Fashion, Gotslp inr tle lats ltH,uor, pes.ona1 Thu
Nury "Dlno HATH Hacs," biographical sketchea,
Farm ana GARDEN, Field ana Static, Financial and
Us!s.sNessla.
Silsc,l,trs should mxta eEo.s ia have the!r snb'
4cripto,s eynn IT .hr earliest date rots!hr 70 1as
thsy u,ay haze .i,c Congressional lezorl complete.
---------~-~---~-S
ADJUSTMENTS.
HuOLEys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atreet, between
CI.IAs an L2sal:e. CaiIluthja MluBtrc.s Afternoon
A4t! rtpuilIS.
sE:1 CHICAGO TfIEATRE-Clark street, betwcen
f:.ntuph 4ul 1-aRr. Fi.K.fsu4cns uf Kelly h Leon
Miasr~la, Afternoon aud evening.
AnE1.plII TIt1.ATRl-Dearhosn street, cosntr
hcarGe. Variety entertainment. Afternoon and
evening.
sfffICkEH.S STHEATKE-aiadson atreet. between
Uuerburn and Hate. Enganriuelt ef Nuy Howard.
hi:ttnoon: "fae Sew Maatt.ea." Erentug: "a2ld
sh.er."
WOODS MUBi.1at-Mnurcs street, between Dear-
born and State. "Dr!,crAh." Afternoon au1 evening"
, 1875-12-11

MffICkEH'S STiIEtTKE-Mad,son atreet. between
U,ssrlurl, and btate Engagement cf Muy Howard,
hi:.tnoon: "fue New Magstaiei." Ereniu8: "a2ud
Ehser.H
, 1875-12-11

WOODS MUBiStaf-sInnrcs street, between Dear
born and Ssase "Dr.crah." Afternoon at1I evening.
, 1875-12-11

ADEIplIl TItEATRE-neartosn street, corner
nclrce. Variety entertainment. Afternoon and
evening.
, 1875-12-11

sE.7 CHICAGO TfIrATRE-Carl street, bet~ccn
t:.ntp!ph aud LAKE,. El:K K4tsucns Ut Kelly Il Icons
aliaslr~la, Afternoon aud evening.