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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Die Sklauin.

.SH bas Shre Srau, Serr2" Trogte i9
I'm CONNER 1864 ;u Waibin9ton ben als
ten BilIiam See, ben 94irtb in meiner
2ieblinassSonerne, Der bic foitbarIten
Sherry-cobblers, mint-juleps, milk-pun-
shes, soda cocktails unb brandy .smashes
All bsreiten peritanb, als i1 eine ftattIi1e
Ssrou BON einieen piersi9 eSdbren, nit ras
benitbworsem Saor, bIti6em, Iei9t ins
Slipenfarbene IDielenoem Greolentsint unb
bIibenben buntlen augen aus Der Ri4e
an Isinen StouttiiA treten un6 eifri9
iiber tpirtbi4attIihe Anse!e9enbeiten ipre'
.sa perr, bas 1T meint aIte. Sorf
mobI Saeen, baB tmei n it," Iebte er nit
Dersnigt srinienbem @eIidt biRsu, babe
lie Ia oefauFt unb bar besablt!~
,@efaufts" fraete i6 Dertpunbert. yBo
nno ipie Rouft man in oieier GspubIit
benn 6rauen?"
.I3uneilen III 6as BOD porgetomnten,
Serr, porauseeiebt, oaB bic Srau Elm 9ti9s
Ger III, tpie meme Stiter un6 i'd |"
rWas, S6r ieio 6arbieer! ytiht mDss
.9od, bod bel @stt unb ben SfIa.
renboItern iii tein Ding unuDelid1. glun,
Mbe 2infp - oieler Srunf gilt ibm, Inn oaB
er lana Iebsn unb 9eoeiben m6ge! bat
linen ia oas 8eI6dft 9elsst. Bin auf
Ntarr Sarrp Sees 6orm in BeTt'Birsis
nien ols Sflane auf Die g8elt aetommen,
Sttorone, lab. ols ih erDber tDuroe. mel.
mem Serrn dhnlit, tuit aus Dem @eli6t
aeIthnitten - DerItan0en 2"
.0erIts6e. Oo1 po3u bieltsn bic Sent.
bort Stloben, oa He bod lptoer 8aummone
nod Sobot, seidD.ise oenn3uder bansn ?"
,3i1teten iie hauptidhlif) fiir ben
Rartt, Serr - IIles fur ben Wiarft in
Rihmono, Nleranoria uno anSerpdrts.
8on See fauFte mid Colonel Stenart in
Wior1lano. Gin outer Serr! S@enfte mir
uno allen Nnoeren 1S40 Die 6rei6eit, als
er fr6nfelte uno I.in gnoe naben fiiblte,
uno oeridaifte mir nod oaau cine 8oten.
itelIe bier in Maibinaton bel I.inem alien
Ssreunoe, Wsc 2ean, Yrdlioent pan 8uren's
V1eneral=9loltnelIier. SD mar frob nno
banfbar, Serr, aber bod nift 5ufrieoen,
renn iebt Sbr, oas Bette feblte mir nod
immer: Welne Seiier. bier! Sie lit cine
auiuterone unb NOR ba5umal @tlapin auf
Der 9aansune bes &i9ters Steluart, zines
Yetters uno 9fahbarn BON meintm lebten
Serrn. Gihter Stemart mar Elm barts
berjieer Wlann. Sabe einmaI bier in Wti.
fer iSorb's Sbeater bon Der 6allerie Der
sSdrbieen aug ginen seieben, oer poIlte
{einem Sdnlbner Elm YFuno Gleild1 aus
ben Rippen fdneioen, peiPs 70 in ieinsm
S9eine itano = iCb CLAUDE mtin' Sesl',
Serr, &i6ter Stcipart bdtte es ebenIo ees
rftoGt! 0erlabt Gu6 6arauf ba cabs
cine grautiuerbun9, tuie lie 10 leiAt t1idt
pieoer uorfommen lpiro !"
v8rinst nod spsi Sherryscopplers fir
gn4 uno mid nno ersabIt mir Sure @e=
ihi9te."
Ser alte tdot. tuie ibm eebeiBen, uno
erItattete mir oaun ,pillie einen etDas UNI.
ftdnbllAen Geritt ieiner Merbune unb
SrautFnbrt, Der iuobl an eine Stnn0s
bauerte, uno ben i6 oes6alb bier nur Der
( Sauptiade na3 iuieoererSdblen mill.
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Sreffenhe Nntm prt.

philipp H., 36nis BON Gpanien, bate
ben @onnetable pon @altiIien als Geiono.
ten an ben Sof zines Siirifen esid5ift.
Sielem fam Der fpaniIbe Gbelmann 5u
jung por uro ct fnete oeBbalb au ibni !:
.5at oenn Shr Serr in ieinsn Staoten 10
iusnie untertbansn, baB er mir einen Sc.
ianofen obne Bart itbidt 2" - rDurths
laud,t," nerlebte Der Gonnetable, .hdtte
mein perr eewuBt, BOB Der Weroienff i'm
Barte beitebt, 10 hdtte er Gucb eiiien 3ie-
ssnbod uno tsinsn Gostmann ssididt.s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

SIM Mrbeits3immer oes Nihters Gt,wart
fsbt Der eben freiseesbene Stlope @iuiam
Gee.
.ggas piGlit Du?" fraete Der ghanser.
sd bin aetpmmer, 9tihter, @uh All
bitten, baB if bic s,eiter beiratben borf."
Sieier fiebt ihn eincn ausenblid iiber
, feline griQengldier hinmeg an.
,Weinetfreaen, giI, oas barff 9n,
porallsgeIebt, oaB tire bienitlihen Yilld.
ten oaourh feinen abbru6 erleioen. 0R
Rinber tuerben natfirli6 mcin Giaeni1um.
9u geborit msinem Better Gam uno ba --"
Stein, nein wtai'r bat mir mane Srei.
belt geoebef uno MN -"
,@as, Gam bat eiusn freien Nioger
aus Sir 9smaft, Sunge, uno li1 ielblt
eabur1 san Garren = Sam2"
ySa. Serr. brute bat er mir nsiue 9as
pierre einsebanotst."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
llnterbrohtne Sronnna.

unldneIt ltan6 elm 8aar Dor Dem aItar.
Ser Serr 8Forrer lpra9 iiber Die 8flihten
Der Gbe. Yl6Blih, ebsn ais oas berbdna=
niBpolle Sa 9eIast meroen loIte, IieIsn
Brdntigam uno 3euaen oaoon 70 ibneIl
ibre 6llBe tie su traeen permo6ten. Wer
bei6relbt Die Teriipeiflune Der 8raut. Sie
9a1e fldrte li9 inoeB balo auf. Ser Serr
8rduttgonl uno Die 3eueen rparen geruil-
isnbafte gtaatipdGter; uno lie battsn Die
6euer9lode pernommen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Srnfner 6 A1nnhhs

ginem Srunfenbolbe, Der Sur Rur in Der
gbaritee mar. ipuroe bonn ar3ts Der 8enuB
a1er bibi9en @etrdnte itteng uerboten. -
vBap, rief er entriitet aus, vteene hibiae
SetrGnte ni1 mebr? 4m gn0e ion i'd ben
2iimmel b fen 'runterniiraen 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
SerS&pimmenbs aba m.

r9u muBt Elm Derniinftises 2eben ans
fangen," iaete Elm Ssreuno poblmeinenb
gum anbern, Der Elm ettpas loderer Bella
NOR: pfur3, Su muBt einmal ben alien
Noam ausSieben uno in's @alIer tuerfen. !"
.Ih, - ermioerte Der anoere, = oas bob'
id aud unteridieblithe Ntal eetban; i'd
babe ben alten Nbom ausgesoeen un6 in's
8aIier aemorfen, ober Der RerI lawimmt
iuie Elm Oiatroie?"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Gin aerifr.uter 0rpfeiinr

profeIior Oisperil iif 10 3erIfreut, ooB
er, nafoem er Die S9iloerura zines
2uculiihen Wahles aelsien, betrnnten au
lein elaubte, bonn Stuble fieI unb erIt am
anoern Morsen mi. einem beitisen 3asen.
jammer erpahte. Gin anoeres Neal bate
elmer Ieiner S6iiler oas Bib beIlsIben nit
Der &reioe an Die SafeI seSeibnet. Ser
Yroielior trut in's 3imnler, erbIifte iein
ipohl9etroEfenes Bib. alaubt oeshalb i1on
oa tu Ieln utto entiernt lid iofort mieoer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
SO arum elm gIeI2

3tuei Mdnner 8anften ii6, nnb Der cine
Idrie: y8u biIt elm glel! !" = 80" ant.
tportete Der anoere, rieBt peiB i9 nidt, bin
i'd Sein Ssrsuno, neil ih elm Giel bin, oosr
bin i6 elm Giel neil id Ssin 6reunb
bin 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
6boBp perfonben

IIs fi6 elm i6le9ter 56auipieIer ols
Snso in WIllner's ,56ulo" erita1, itbrie
Oas Bublitum bravo! Da capo! gr iprano
auf. radte Elm Compliment uno bro9te fi6
nod einmal I'm.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Brou DIT 6GIfa

Gin Wiblina io9te BON einem 4aufmann,
osIIsn &ei6dft nidbt eeb.n tpolIte: ,Sem
f6nnen nur 3tuei Weni6en belfen, Elm SD
ger NIT ei1em 8Ori6uB uno Elm Sanlter
nit einem NbIaB."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
5eaeI'I6e 9biIpfpbbi.

SIN einem Strsite iiber bic SeeepI1e 8his
Ioiop6e iaot giner gum @n0ern: sd
babe erlt nod 81 pieI au be9reiien, mas Qns
oere ldon begriffen baben, aLs odB i'd 3eit
bate, mid aud nod auf Singe ein3u-
laiien, bic 4noere nod ni6t beeriffen ba-
bsn."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
@ute Y artie

Wton fiinbigte Semdnbem ben Sob elmer
reinen, olten uno Sientltta ldtlerIi6en mitt-
pe an. .Ntan bat fe geitern besraben" ,
Iaete Der Gr5dbler. - vDos lit i9aoe,"
periebte isner voor9eitsrn mare iie cine CUTE
Yartie eepeien."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
@rabid d rift.

,Sier ruth Der Gaitluirt6 Dtorsenrotb,
Nn oeIlsn 3iIA man i6leht sesellen.
Sebt lit er Ielber table d'hote,
4n Der Die Wiirmer bsiler elen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Sans unb SdnAtrin.

gine Sdn3erin ioste Su elmer arbern,
boB oiefe nibt 10 laiige ouf einenr geine
Itehen f6nne tpie Iie, nnb erbielt sur 4nts
mort: ySa, bos lit iuabr, oas fam anh
nur cine @ons!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
uebtrraihu

sd fib' geitsrn Nbeuo freispsrsniigt in
Der Sommertuirthi9aft gum 26pen uno
benz an rtidts 86ies, ba tomrt ouf ein-
NAL - meine Srau oaber.~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

Ntan taoeIte einen 4rat, neil er ale feline
Yatientsn fiir eefdbrlid1 ausaab. %, er
bat pollfommen Redt, 10 5n iprehen",
iaste Semano, ,oenn tutrflid lino ale
gatienten, bic er Sn bebanoeln bat, 9efdbrs
lid baran."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
$ osiauberte Gffen.

Sin OeIterreiher iaate in aneeborner
SnIauheit: .Sie Wurit lift bolt bas ion-
bsrite glien; lie 1T oben nno unten Su: oa
fam ni9ts 'nein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
@efdrent6. Refine.

SIN 8stenttonsbonle in grsmer bat ein
Shalt foIsenoe fomii1e Sni9rift hinter=
laiien:
sd bin bier gepeien,
ltno tper bies miro leIen
SIT aud bier getpeIen. -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Mannigfaltiges.
gIrme GaiIerir.

Sie grsRaiisrin gusenie muB lebr hers
iintereefommsn ietn, oa lie l9 nah elmer
&eEauration in Srantrei9 iebnt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

3u Hug un su oumnt su iein.
Sn 8eSus auf cine Huge 8efolliIfiise
aab elm WiBbolo auf bic Sraee: ob Iie Ii9
pobl ienlals berbeirotben peroe2 bic Mnt=
nprt: v8eniB nidt! Sie miro ME 10
oumnt Sein, einen su ne6men, Der 10 oumm
lit, lie beiratben au poaen!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Mus Der 2aft sesriffen.

giuem Selesramm 3ufolae iii auf ben
g3ar aeihoIien iporoeu. Oa man aber
nod nitbt iueiB ppber bic 4usel aetommen
lit, ia icbeint lie eben aus Der 2nfta
eriffen in iein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Das 010lid)e p0lksblatt

foHet per Bot (ubne sunntassblatt)
1920 per Snbr, $3.50 bas balbe
Sabr nnb $3.50 bas 8ierteljabr.
Tait gOnntassblntt, S11.2O per Sabr,
$3.50 bas baIbe Sabr unO $3.50
0os Gtertelinbr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

.Die 3eiten iin6 10 fhIe1t," 5oote
neulicb elm Srldnoer, .oaB i'd meine oorse
,leoonte @aroerobe babe ptrfaufsn miiIIen,
ausseuommen bic aerueQoder elmer alien
Meite.@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

.Sebt, 5err," i1loB Der alte See feline
ousiiibrIide grSdblun9 ,,io fam i6 ia-
gen, Die Irau 0a lit mein oenn i'd babe
lie in 3eiten, tpie lie boIfsntli1 nibt iuie.
oertebren, fir 6reibunOert Dollars bares
8elo mir eetauft, uno BON ben Iiebenhun.
bert, pelde Wtiiter AppIeton mir in Nor.
folt erlparte, mahte i9 bic srfte 4n3a6-
lung ouf bies Saus. oas mir dber ldneit
obne S4uloen seb6rt. 9idter Mc'2ean
- 8ott m6ge es ibm lobnen, mas er mir
@utes sethon, er bat ibn uno Die anberen
ale Idn9it ab9erufen - Ri1ter Wc'2ean
ihalt freili4, baB mir tli6t nod einise
bunoert SoQarhen bsrunter gebanoelt
bdtten. uno bod bat er 1no Der alte 9as
nia Wtblter uno So6n golboun mid our
SohSeit 10 reid beinentt, oaB i6 mad
bunoert Dollars nid)t mebr 3u fraeen
brantAie - iebt Sbr, 3err, Oas iit siunlal
10 OQRtees !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
aaronomiide 9,radnSioftit

geie Die astronomer l.bren, breht 5id,
bic groe I'm Die Some.
Sm aegenmdrtiaen Momente brht iidb
ob.r Der sr0Bere S6eiI Der groe - I'm ben
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
Sic ,,@eifIidlc 8Idtter !"

hos Serrtassf fDatt bsB Gncinnat goIisbatis nS ber
nrterbaIhnsss eepOmet ilnb IeSnsn G baupts
,GaIt9 hir@ bic SrsFft&sen hn BARN puSHeutIdtsn
GrsdbIunaen aus.
vortofte.
@rtsIns gummern: BGnf Gsnts, irofir bns NIatt ben
iiGhr6sn abonnsntsn burd bic SrdseS ms eaus sss
ieiert wtrb.
@eIbisnSunstR fBnnm per rglontr Drbers Ober regis
Elrirten Brief duf unier RiifO ssniatst psrhsn.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt Compagnie,
BOX 141A,
Gineinnafi. o.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23
.R6nnen @ie uns nidat sinen tiiIh,

vE0nnen ole uns illtbt eiten fiic)s
tisen Geiitllben fir uniert &ir6ipiel er1z
pfsblen!" fra9te elm Sarbi9er in @eoreia
ieinen euter, audi farbigen SSreuno.
sd odhte, ibr hdttet sineusn reat tii9s
tieen?"
.Satten mir au6. g8eiF er a6er eeItob.
len bat 10 6a6en mir ibn ipeegeiast."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-23

.6ie perfauFen? Gid, niuIc)te, es b6te
mir @iner pierbunoert fir Iie SD meine,
ih lpiirbe MIDI nibt Ianee btIinnenl
vSrsi6unoert poIlte ib allenfalls ses
ben"
sSbr9'
.Sa."
: ySn @ottss Ramen - obaemo6t!" rief
Ganoolph sufrieben. ,BoIIen iofort -
ongenblidlih - ben 2aufbrieT ausfii(Ien." /"
sS16n," iaete appleton, rubig bret.
bnnoert Dollars ab5dbG:no, unb Der Rauf
nor pollsoeen.
Wtlliam ioB nod INNER auF bem Set
beg Sampfers, ben Ropf auf Die San6 se=
itiibt.
r9omm nit, @iniam," l6rsdte ibn
appleton's rubige Stimme ous tiefen @e-
oanfen ouF, mir haben Seiter."
3uet Wtinuten fpGter belt WiIIianl Iein
Wido6en in Den Mrmen.
n2eiter Wsine SeIter!!"
Sie Granfe erfannte bic Stimme, Ieofe
Die Sanb an Die Stirn uno fab Den Spres
der Suerit perit6rt, fat milo an. Damn
ober entifiirSten t6ren Iueen Sbrdnen un0
tie bin9 an ieinem SaIie.
Wian bra1te tie in Elm SoteI, no ihr iebe
0enfbare 9or9faIt jueepenoet tuuroe. llnt
als tie erfIbr, oaB @iIliam tie a.toufi
babe uno in Elm 2eben Der 2iebe nno be,
5reibett 3nriid5ufiibren 9eoente, oa wurot
tbr frantes 9srj geiun0, oos fiebernoe Sirr
fam 3ur Rube uno itt iant in eiuen erqui.
denoen Sblaf.
Sn odtunobierjie Stunoen hattie lid
ibr 3uitano i6on 10 melt eebeiiert, 6at
nlan lie nad Dem 8oote fabren un6 mi
thr mad Waibin9ton 3uriiffe6ren fonnte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Amounted nv the President and Senate Here the power
ostates is very great So. In regard 70 war te 'h'''
and treaties the potency OF the states is manifest
From these facts IL is obvious that the Federal Gov
would perish the statosdO not continue as 'ne
potential factors in its action
CONSTITUTIONAL ERA SINCE 1861.
The war was like judicial tribunal 70 which both ap-
peacd That court decided the compact should be sp-
officially enforced orciby speaing) against the sec d.
ING States with is bundle OF burdens ana dement's
To that decree the seeding St9tcs bowed rs hn1l,
whether they concurred in lis rightenuncss or
not. They had submitted TO the jurisdiction OF mo r-
bnal Oined issue in its FORUM aud the decision. though
adverse without appeal, and IN duty they werg
bound 10 yield to the irrevocable result Now cheeTa
by faith and hope In The future they heartily uhtc
their late enemies, now allies and friends m dciennE
the rights in promoting the liberty nnd happiness oI inc
people Of this great Coniederaed kepuohc OF Tree AN"
The amendments abolished slavery defined United
States citizenship. made secession AT the VII q. we
States unconstitutional aud rebellion aud mtlc we
Union iudissolube, except by consent ~ the siaies or
revolution Negro citZenshiD denied in the Drrd
Scott case The States decided by these Amendments %
do away with all discOrd between them on these points
AS well as slavery aud tine right of secession.
But they made no radical change in the relations Of the
States And the Fourteenth Amendment IN baslng KEEP
rcsentaon i'm the House Of Representatives papahlY
ON me mimi or Of voters rather than OF tie people,
makes that body the reflection ~ state power more a
il was under the original Constitution. -
Though changes have occurred ana amendments n'el
made and INSTRUMENTATION ana ciyl war have strained
the superstrucurc, the foundations stand fim ana un
And this Union, through which we are As 70 al
international relations, 10 all external ana interstate
csts delegated 10 IL by the Constitution, Whlc we are
separate ana exclusive as TO all state interests
and rights this great Union OF free CITIZENS, II
preserved in its integrity by pal1Ouc hdrhH 10
constitutional obi legations and 10y purity of adnihlstIa-
ton from ccntralsm in the head, and from anarchy
among ITS members is destined 70 90 more Tor the iiee-
dom and progress Of the human race. and Tor the cause
Christian civilization in the world, than any olHci
system of govcrnmcnt ever devised by the wit of man
In This sense and with these deep convictions Oi the
truths | have uttered. hearts desire ana prayer 10
God is for this constitutional union Of States; %Sfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Booths Theatre, now rented to Jarrett &
Palmer. viii probably bee transformed into busi-
ness block. Tie building belongs to the Otkes Amrs
estate md its rsrutaIycs have recently made pro
po,a 10 several leading retail dry -0o, ana fancy goods
firms 10 lease tho building for long tenn o. years.
Albert W. Palmer OF Jarrett Palmer, ia conversation
with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday said that the pres
emf lease expires MAY 1873 and short time since,
aurratOu 10 renew The LEASE had been made 'y jarrett
a Palmer. bu WAS rejected. ard the, were informed
that tlc building would up Ou-cr Doe rented Tor tLHird
purposes. Mr. Palmer -art Doe had heard Ira storm
Brofrr. of ~iXtn-avc and Iwcuty-tIrdt and +. Rid
ley a. SON. 0f No. 300 GrJn-t had entered into ncgu-
tltou~ FOR the lease the bull ling Mr. Palmer said
the buildng was let for $4,000 ycas, and that al
the repairs were 10 be made by the ic-sres.
Inui, stern Of Brothers, sand hat the drm had
communicated with tie chusctts representatives
O t- Oakes AmeH estate. u reference 10 the lease Of the
theatre. but definite arran ,meuts Lad been made
they preferred 10 say nothing aDUut the natter Mr.
stern said th4 hc Thought tIr building might be changed
into the arerst and most cOmm0dlOus dry goods store
the avenue.
Albert T. Rdloy. OF Rdley q son. said mat several
weeks ago az agent Of the estate had offered the
firm the lease OF Booths Theatre term of fifteen
wears Tncy had REGARDED the proposal with favor,
hui mud hesitacd about closing the negotiation until II
was known whether the Gilbert Elevated y lrOad would
b. successful in placing track through SXth-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
DECISIONS -SrPT. @.

S,rDr1ae COurf-C hGmbers--By Judge Wcstbrook-
Drink agt The Hanover Fire lns company and Others
think this should stand until question u reagnmtAt -
By Judge Donohuerhe People rel. Mitchell ag Croft
fat.-I 10 counsel.
vpooior Corrt-SpecGI Term-By JuGge Chris
~ p-r week in addition to amount now pdld'
,ronted drncndant Folstmann agt Lewiston ct al
pr,pn.rd Gao and amendments settled Schurchmdn
srt Oswald &C al-BCrOrt Of referee upon recciYcfs;
rouung conHrAcl with $50 allowance 10 the RECEIVERS
ror4a fDr the expenses az the accnuuue SchHdi aKt
Il.rfuer Motion % supplementary answer
rfa, on payucnt costs Of opposing notion PAU le1ti
ggf III ~ i,.zai-Oucr granting ri moly anl counsel zee
MaIsou aps Irakelhc paprrs strongly tend 10 snow lat
no l4pfds uim. forged 20 the deed pipornig ID De
witnessed Joseph G. Ashley, and under when TIRE hefen
ant claims title aud This appie1tou does nor appear 10 e
"a bv me defendant une DE AMI Ashley 1re one ana me
same nrson-the motion IS denied witn costs Claim - a..
at Webster el a1i0on granted and the cause set 99el
Manson agt Drake a-Order denying motion 20 OPei de
fafrl; smith agt. Tile Uui.et STATS EXpltss COnplny.-
order that plaintiff hle security for costs
Common fleas->pacd iom-By Chief judge {.
T. Day-Bechsen agt. DELANEY Notion % place on snort
csus Calendar; granted. Collins at. 6il AL Motion
granted with 2 Russell agt Aurati.- Tor nee
art Fueyaui 1IrJved In the matter ~ DceinH: Weig5
.ef Schuz-AloI0u. Granted. Tunb1dge nd anoihef AT
fargo etc.: Fargo lg. Mechanic. u lfaefs Flfe l-
surance COupsuy; Farg, art Franklin Ire INSURANCE COM
uauy: Fargo ~ Hart ri te Insurance t0miah,, ito
e. Nauutc urcrs Insiranc' company LEWIS 'E l'ui
stern agt >ulr,. at LYeiinOio OcAc aS fei5
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tell Gaggino and vor latter for Philadelphia Arrived
3st ut, LUCIA r. Anastasa st inst Chapman am ins,
green Mas Cassbona Ivanhoe Capt Kirkpatrick and Fra
tell Tiki, 9th instq Cbiara and Toiomeo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VINEYARD HAyEs sept g. Sailed steamship Border City,
sAyASSGh sept 6--saed steamship ~,pdan for yev
York; saragossa for Baltimore. AIRY lips Juniata,
CHAsLgsfoS, sept 6.-ssilod, steam, .
san .FR4yasco sept C-Arrived s,ev.$
BAIrrxoeE sept e.--Arrived. brigs.,- .ivuren.
from Havana. schrs. w. II. Ph1re, n" ClIacoa,
Mary Jane and Elizabeth a1Pher'On H.. Y ,stOn Cleared
seanshps John Hopkins Parker, Tor Boston, George Ap
pod Taylor. Tor savannah
Newryi Glacier Beattie, from Bruns~ick Ga bg Dawn,
Ingis. from Arcnapgef schr2 D. - Everett Hicss, froi
tmorc; James Boyce, Manson from Baltimore.
PmLADgLrnlA, sept G.-Afry-d ateaiaslps Lancaster;
tesnakc smith, from Fan River Agnes smith, from VIII
mggtSn A,and Dg9gl 2 e aSf from SSl y5{
L. Cav. Pierson, from Baltimore schrs EDen Fisher key.
nolds from Kennebcc T. H. Bartlett Kelly, from Kenuebc;
Hattie VI. HOwes Iowes. from SewBefiori; Nelson Harvey
Perry from Non BediOul H. . Hedges smith from Dighton
from Boston. Monmouth Anderson nom New YORK Thomas
Ware, Do,d. from Loves, Del; W y johnson, Doughton
Panther Miller. for Nea Bedford; j. ". Eycr
man Platte Tor I.chmond Anthracie 1rnmey, ior Nsk
noIs, Agnes Panther. and j.. W. Eyerman.
MEMORAEDA.
steamshp Etna from 5ayaila &C. reports september ?.
mia september 4, la $40, brig woodland, hence or
Steamship suevla from Hamburg, reports August o. ai
80 49, l243 pa8'ed ship Golden sea 81 London bound
r.lo i6r st. Jonn y r. sept = iai i Z b. sos. ei
Cunard steamship bound - 3D. lat 4Z03 lon So ~ Sod
from sandy Hook passed Cunard hno steamship bound r.
MISCELLANEOUS
Harold ilueufrf from AuiHoTU. which arrived
September aud anchored IN GrayosenG Bay was - the city
this a. ~.
fpcg later Sh,D Eecs. n any. ser FlfA PAGE
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DEMAND From STRIKING MINERS.

A committee of ten, representing the miners
ana engineers and frcmcn az the mining pHnps, formerly
employed by the Delaware, Lackawanna AMI western
Railroad Compan,, waited Samuel sloan Pres deni
OF the company at his Office this city, yesterday, with
rouest that their demands increase Of wages, M
the time Of the strike should be granted The committee
WAS kindly received. hut the men re ans Eerod by
Mr. sloan that hc could not deal win t"h
while th.v were on strike. The company, Mt sloan
saId hid paid its employees. on an average IlI' ~
much as had been paid for IKE services bY uuci COM
,ruies AZ the time OF the strike 10 WAS paying more
tbau il could aT.rl 10 pay and more than Was Drll2
pad in the Len ~ and Schuylku regions, under the
ba-is system The compauy was willing, at proper
time o. CONSIDER any ana, when the price 81"
coal would H. 10 treat 10 respect 10 an increase
of wages The rommi,cc stated 10 had no power 10 ac
furtner than 70 receive the repiy, and make repo l.
The members declined To their opinion a. 10 the
prbe action that would be taken after t1elr return