, 1866-11-15
THE GERMAN THEATRE CONTRO.
rERSE,
Sarcasm and Theatrical yvit-prosafc
mud poctfcnl.

The lively little contest which way in
augnEated on Tuesday, III ths superior
con't Of this city, PROMISES TO engage
Judge Jameson this dag on the mo.on 10
appoint receiver for the institution. Ycster-
day bundle OF atadavits was filed In support or
the bill, which was fnl1y noticed in the TRIBUNE
Of Wednesday. The allegations Of the bill arc that
III Jnls Inst Z. 3. 1iudcua1, since deceased, en-
tered into contract with Madame Thielmau, to
advance one-half Of the needed capital. Ii Is said
that nil the funds WEI put into the busir, IS by
1indeman, who died shortly after tie establish
Ihie!man refuses to account or negotiate with the
widow. The lease under which The theatre Is
f { Iaaas ~ II G1n m9nss q %s;
next. The Association, 20 The Till says, now
Ihreatcn IL cancel shc 'udeuturc on the ground
1oduccd uron he siasc Tse wldow s c,a.ma alr nu
der this alleged state of facts, and because she
had ad'anced the money to het husband. that m
tue mornl purity oil tue Institution should bc
properly cared for, ns snm Of $40 deposited as
security under the lease for the payment OF rent
belonged 70 her, ana VII! be forfeited Il the lease
The aslldava include communication from the
association named as lessor, TO- the effect given
sspsas ~. tie Il q e,rsaa1 .t.aeS S Maasme
Ihielman lii relation 10 clliors Of the German
..o Ss,e aSpSt sS q Gd,am on H.
l.ours MenschLe. who declares that the German
p!crs being acnstsd. The actors have no fair show
The affidavit Of an edt;or Of The Chicago Onion
as also ii shows the cause of the controversy which
press and The managers Of The Theatre: II bis
statement he u,akce It appear that Mad. Thielman
ha, made !, her business re1.onasly to ntessS, Sy
% iha, the aflaat et lca.t, hss
theatre. As n specimen o1 tho attacks upon him
y = @ is
ihs ray ~. for f shs sseuisE bsins Preelo.s e''
vhe eele r. a@ps
lion to be subiued 6y q bohemian eirI
is Two s''4 L 'af away s hss saa
and slloit one. The large one stands theec d:
Lot's vile: a.tonshed at the tencs,sy oi the white
because hs has 80 much 10 do with giving a blow,
with drawbacks and eersant girls. foe othe1
one-the loug onc-i- SAID to be 4 rab!d ari.to
sprst. Who now Is G1oddtradc, ,ehing IN America ca
and who teets 10 Uphold bis aristocraey b,
piincely family. and tr1es TO undermine the Ger
cameo the real German house etauds on a fonn
datton and to1E too cold while Il IL nphe!d by th
hs pesP sa no b s .o
the heaaway ofthc white horse BY kicks In tn
r1be and by crazy pulling. The old lady sits YER
comfortably IN het little chariot, aud IL drawn b
very nice bare. She smiles and thinks
| .'Stupid boys arc talking much,
| l'ue ~ much as ever yon please,
But lei ME Aud my hare alone.
Though he leaves me the dear darling.
but singing ttrd takes his place,
Therefore make no iu.ther ado
| For next week comes Jane C1ausscn.
IT you watt to sec all The splendid things
You must SO to the theatre next Sunday"
Other the bills hare like pointed reference I
the size, paternity and eocfal relations Of th
editors Nho hare been conducting playful cor
trovcrsr III their papesr, with the lady. durin
some weeks. The whole controversy will be yer
illated upon the argument.