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Miss Cary has written letter from st. Pc
tersburg, dated Feb. 8, to friend in Cincin-
natl, OF which the following is OF public inter-
est:
You will bc surprised to hear from me. know,
but want to know what will be going on in
a musical way in Cincinnati during the months OF
March, April and My | shall be ,.l home a and Ut Ut
ieast, % about tho 10Th, 11ti and l.th Of March,
lust % wind. weather, ETC., permit sail from
Liverpool Feb. %, on the Egypt, Of the National,
and she Is an excellent boat: rope 10 ma1s 81 :
ii. Society Of noston at their festival which takes
place the second or third week IN May. wonder
II you know Miss Clara N1ckeis. w.o came ., ov.f
splendid success and Is engaged for the rest Of tle
season, and without doubt thc will bc c:'sagcA tor
annther ye7r She sang at concert here at the
theatre, and made real sensation
THE c1NC1SsATI FESTIVAL.
The following extract from the latest pron1n-
ciamento Of the President Of the Cincinnati
Festival Association will be OF interest
Since the festival OF 1875 careful preparation has
uroicclcd because Of assurances by the Trustees OF
The Wus!c Hail TINT the new building would be
ready for occupation at thu, tine Contracts nave
been nde with Mr. Thcpote Inonas q. Mnslcn1 a,a,
Director upon the samc terms as those u tne iasI
Tic chorus, even at this early date, Is well or
monic Society, Cincinnati Naennetehnr soele.x,
DAYTON Ptilharmon1c Society. Hamilton Ilarnonc
Soclety, and the. urtmna Cdoral sociesy-m a!
5oo trained singsfs Inis NJ 1he festival
The chorus for the last Birmingham. Festival was
;}GO: for the Erttol Festival 800 Nith chofusee
With other things It is quality more ian MANI s1
OF February, has becn :ssned 70 singers, WIN tne
view 10 alng the few places furnished by the lar
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much hearty and I innocens ah,711, mlfth, 50 many
touches OF that Wnasn, snahspeare declares,
makes the whole NofIu tln, aau Is In many re.
sPects SO good a 1enestl9n VI Inc splr1t and
body Of tue time, that II deserves TO Keep Its
place long upon the stage.
AT THE HAfMARKEr
the pretty ana romanHc comedy OF "Dan'l
Druce," IN which air. herman 'ezln made SO
successful az appe.1a"cg as Tue "blacssnlth-
1ather: anu Mlss Aation te1ry so unique aud
engaging little fufitan, uas gwen place to q
revival OF Mr. Giloert's "fygmalion and
Gaiatea7" " IN Th1cn more migd5 oe said OF the
peculiar excelenclcs OF MISS !erry's rendering
OF Gatafed tian the e. nmlts o1 THIS letter will
permit ! should Ike, also, to have leisure to
enlarge little upon tue company at the Court
Theatre, whose - New Men and Old Acres" has
haa so favorable receptlon, anu mas furnished
more than one text to the opponents OF those
jSho declalln upon Tue dcsenefacy OF the stage
AT the Lyccum,
MIR. HENRY IRVING,
supported by Miss bateman, has been playing
4Nac1efh and Iticita'a ~ to very select though
not crowded houses. :1rving's iuacbefh is very
finished and intellectual Performance, but, in
the beginning Of the play, strikes one as some
they are appropriate and graceful, display much
of TINT wefghty sfdginess which appears to be in
accordance with the ideal OF the English, as tits
OF the french, stage. But, as the play ad-
vanccs, good deal OF climax IS observable; he
hopeless, and miserable: and, in the final act,
there is . reality both In his desperate calmness
and his ticrce intensity, which are highly effect
i've and impressive. Miss Bateman's Lady 4uat3
beth is curiou:ly individual and original 1T the
midst of much that Is traditional md hack
ceyed. In the slecp-wallsing scene, while she
bore no comparison with Rl5ton in the tragic
grandeur OF her impersonation, she impressed
me more than that actress, and more than Miss
Cushman in the merely human and. wornanIy
, 1877-03-04

Those who judge Mr. Truax's play BY the acore
made with some of our local players will be
mistaken. for he is well - booked" in checker lit
tha1 his record made here indicates. Many Of his
games were played while mentally fatigued from
soa II tie ses sy to Rs
indeed, it quite fair presume that. should NJ
his own town tie score might be reversed. While
en- route to this city Mr. Truax stopped at st. Paul
and played the Two strongest players there, with
the following result:
n5ysoa TStsl
Checkers are lively In St. Louis, and several
friendly matches are IN progress there between
One match resulted in tie, as follows: schind!es,
4; Wcstlake, 4; drawn, %; total games, 20.
Another match Of fifty games, between Mcssrs.
Gross and Westlake, is under way and the score
q: total games, 80.
The I'D ult. was lively day for checkers In Eos-
" contest with the following result:
bsSi::::::5 Hs;s:;s Hs;sSs ::
former card Of Nov. 8, 1876, recognized the Diff
fculty Of finding plan By which, without playing
for stake, II 1miEht eiSo every player an oppo.-
the same time protect myself from challenges by
any player who might be about to visit New York.
and who would like to play for the championship
30 long as it should cost nothing so to d. aud to
that end offered the best plan that suggested itself
to me. That plan, however. has been considered
unfair by several wellknown players and anaiysts,
and now Mr. Martins asks me- to play him for tho
championship alone: enteEtain the high
est respect for Afr. Martins. but, as re-
gards playing for the championship,
cannot distinguish between him and
the poorest player in the land. feel myself COM
PEELED, therefore, either to resign the champion
ship, or to hold # upon the customary teEms> and
stitute the following: will plny, where reside.
match Of fifty games fos the nptonship and ~
stake Of from S100 to $780, In sixty days after sign
alf comcrs, friendly, off-hnnd games without =;
stake and without notice. out Of business hours-
Yours respectfully. RobERr .. YATES.
P. S.-K Mr. Martins will send articles IN &C..
cordance with above terms, and deposit, to th9s
Draught Editor OF the Turf Field, and Form. I
shall be pleased to play him d match. may herd
add that Mr. Martins has been mHinformed as ts
the value Of the medal offered in my former Card
r. D. 7.
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performer. The intention is to give first-class
Will be rigidiy excluded: the str1ctest discipline
viii be exercised on the stage, and ouly per
formers of known standing in the pro-
1ession will be introduced to tho public. The
character Of Mr.. Cotton is sufficient guarautce
1ha1 thc place will be respectable so long as he
has anythn. to do with it, The opening will
oe March 19, two weeks lr,m tomorrow. Mean
while the theatre is being renovated. The de-
partment Of curiosities will be retained and i'm
proved.
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THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS.

Communications intended for this Department
should be addressed to TIE TRIBUNE and indorsed
"CheckeEs."
CHEcKER-PLAYERs' DIRECTORY.
Athennnm, Nos. 63 and 85 Washington street.
Clccker-Ciu rooms, No 1856 South Clark street.
PROBLEM NO. T.
By DE-. r.. II. PURCELL. TKEEE HArTx, Isp~
Black,
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White
White to more 4ad win.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
L. B. Starkweather, Bostou-Thanks for fayors
duly received
Edwin F. Richardson. Webster, Mass.-It would.
be agreeable to u.s. but We not permitted to do
So.
B. BessfnGer, City-Please try again..
". ]. Jefferson, City-Thanks for problem.
Please rewrite solution, as you reversed the num-
bers Of the board Hope you will contribute Of
ten.
Frank A. Fitzpatrick, St Lonis-You haye Qua
thanks for valuable contribution.
Dan., city-Your problem ia too easily solved to
be considered up to publication standard. IT,
aglln.
CHECKER ITEMS.
Nf. ". E. Truax, champion OF Minnesota, ar
rived this city last week for the purpose Of test
ing the strength Of bis skill the board with
onr local players. The total score made during his
y7aff
, 1877-03-04

It is perhaps as we'll for Coroners' juries not to
1cngthcn their yertlcts by disquisitions on the
moral capacities Of the bodies on whom they sat:
The good and honest twelve who = found
drowned u fellow-citizen OF indifferent Fepnto
for intelligence might have omitted tue mdsr
that the never showed any penetration s&3 ~
had male hole in the wateE+"
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GAME NO. o.-DTkE.
{KfEtfJu oANE).


CANE NO. Il..-DYhE-
Played by correspondence between T. Ae1ters &n1c4-
20, Ill, and T. 1lofnann. New 1ork C@tJ.
, 1877-03-04

LON DON.
MODERN ENGLISH rASToM1ME-s'THE FORTY
THIEVES" 1T DRCRr LASE-oTHEn POINTS OF
HISTORIC INTEREST.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
= LoSDoS, Eng, Feb. 10-Fron January till
March is the holiday season at the theatres.
There, at least, it crowds arc any Indication OF
prosperity, I have seen no Indications OF hard
times. It is the season dedicated by ancient
tradition to the peculiar institution called q
pantomi1ne, which, in the theatres specially
given up to this species Of performance, gen.
orally runs from the day after Christmas till
the coming Of opera at the beginning Of the
London "scason.'' Drury Lane and Cov-
and are famous rivals in that direction. This
year Coyent Garden produces 81 Robinson Cru
soe. ,, and Drury Lane 1.-THE Forty Thieves
Besides these are 81 Sindbad the sailor,'' at the
CRYSTAL Palace; "Gooly Two Shoes +" (per~
formed entirely By childrrn), at the Adclphi;
and Robinson Crusoc,' BY the Lydia Thomp-
son troupe, at the Folly.
Do the readers OF The TR1BuSE know the
characteristics OF modern English pantomimee !
The nearest approach to one is what Parisiaus
call s:a spcctacle,"-t Is, play in which
the chief attraction is the gorgeousness OF
the scenic effects, and net the excellence OF the
acting. *sThe Black Crook " in New York, the
famons Is Cinderella - and & Bichc au Bois" OF
Paris, and their numberless successors, rcscm-
bic in many respects pantomi1ne; but the lat
ter possesses certain additional features which
every child knows by heart, and which are abso-
lutely essential to its reputation. The subjects
arc gcnerally taken from some oid classic OF the
nursery; and, In fart, it is tho childrens play,
onfl RAJ, best be cn;oy1 by them and with them.
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to constitute the chief delight Of the audience.
1t@is REGARDED rs particularly appropriate, also,
if the Clown seasons Ills jokes with occasional
references to r!e politics Of the day; as, when
he takes down the great turkey above which
hangs the price. sflilings and pence, a,,tl ell
beavers to prove that it is q and 6; finally he
flies into passion and dccamps with it, crying,
''Herci we've had enough conference over Tur-
made
VEHICLE FOR ADVERTISING.
The largest firms for the sale Of watches, sew
ing-machines, ladies' hats, cigars. and brandy,
have been advertised from the stage OF Coyent
Garden. This part OF the pantosninc seems in-
terminable: the children cling to it till Mamma
is exhausted, Gran1papa has fallen asleep, Papa
looks Hike patience on monument; still they
plead to sec '1Just this one inore.'' At last the
stalls begin to thin out, the dress-crclc dwindles
away, the gallery begins to put its things TO
depart. lorgot to mention that policeman
is an indispensable accessory Of the harlequin
ade. and the intense delight Of tho audience Mt
his complete discontinue at the hands of the
Clown Is q characteristic feature pf the perform
ancc-
One may gain some idea Of the popularity Of
these panto1ninlfc performances from the fact
that at Drury Lane, four weeks after the first
night of s'Thc Forty Tilieycs,'' nor seat was
to be had In the house fifteen minutes after the
opening OF the doors, and, engaging seats eight
days IN advance, we had not q vcry good clloicc.
ary consideration, the Vokes Family en1ive1l
s'The Forty Thicycs'' with their eccentric and
droll contortions; Pauline Markham and Miss
Nelly Bouyerc arc the stars Of Robinson
Crusoc," at Coycnt Garden; and Lydia Thomp-
at the Folly Theatre
At the Faudeville,-a tinv little boz of
theatre: which is the delight OF certain class,
BY whom it is generally known us the 'sNoddy-
will"-
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te, Iris, aiimmel. Ien6sl H.. +. III. per=
tdlIbt; oieics Sdmubprohuft, weldcs
nur eine i6mubige &rdmeriesle erfinoen
%fonite. fii9rt i'm Sanbel ben Namtn
% dmoeoraf," pie aug sen anti.
den 8eridten Der 9rirner 5onoels=
nto Wetperbefamner 81 erie1en lit.
Sab Der aaffee in alien bcliebioen
Niiancen 9efdrbt miro, innem bereits an
9rbberen granddaughter eeriaseren Cor
ten &offee eur6 Elm beiieres, Den feineren
9orten d9nli6esNusieben segcben wirb,
bob man gu Den 8obnen in Elm 6ab cine
anio9l 8leifn9eln b~insufiiot UNI
nit oieIen Den Gafee cine 3eit lang bin
nno berrolt, wobei iid iopislYlei an oie
Sobncn reibt, bcb jene NbIidt pollfdn,
Dig errei6t miro, bicie uno bunoert an.
oere W3etbooen linb ldnsit Elm Dfsnfli6es
GeDsimnil; oie@iitiateit ocs beigemiI9<
ten gleies befiimmert bic GerFQ.,
l9er babel feinen 9lugenblid. Muf bic.
le g9eiie wirb Diet flcin bobniger, luelty
iaoii9er &afee gum Motfnfafee nmsss
fdrbt nnS dig FOLDER u%erfauft, udbl emf
ddter Wfoffa i~iberbaupt iebr .ueuis mad
Seutl9lano fomint.
(Gortlesuns fo1et.)
, 1877-05-09

cuttings Court. SoIeeno.
Jdle fanen in oielem @eri9te CUR Ser.
Danblung:
@uails @aIfer, ansetla9t ,pesenSaus-
cinbrids, muroe i6uloig befunoen uno
auf 80 Gage bel barter Nrbsit in Die
Sail seianot.
Winlton Smiib, ansetlast ,pesen bos=
baftcn ansriHs, wur6e l Sent seltraft
unb auf 80 Sage bel barter Nrbeit in
Die Sail geianbt.
9ettie Cambridge. anssflast iuesen
Sauseinbru1s, wurbe auf brei Monate
in Die Sail 9eianot.
George Oliper, angeflast ,pegel1 I'm.
geicsli6en Mn9riffs, ,purbe SO qeitraft
uno ollf 8 Monate in Die Sail ee5anot.
llnsefdbr 20 2iqu6r=2 icen3cn puroen
bon Dem @eridte %aus9efeut.
%. %. 9utnam. G%ieentbimer beg
.Sbeatre Gomique." fraete bel benz Sc.
ridte fir cine 9icen3 an, UNI fem .ga.
rieip" S6eater ~fort5uieten. 9as @eridt
perioei9erte Die 9icsn5. Gin Wor16las
iuuroe Damn BON Dem Inipa1te bon put.
nam eenia1t, 8eweiie aa brineen. bin.
ii6tIi1 Der Stipulation bcs Ylabes.
Das Geri3t b%e,uiuiste Morsen BEN
Wntrag %anau6Dren.
, 1877-05-09
0efali9tes GKcn unb 9rfnfeu.

Solsenoes 1T aus elmer gorreIporoen,
beg tpoblbetannten S~ournaliIten a,peier
Welten, oes ST.. Seinri9 86rnItein in
Misn. an ben .8eIten" entnommen.
(G%ortiebuns.)
Sic. ibres dtberii9en Oeles beraub-
ten Nelfen (clopss) i4wimmen nam.
lid 9ief anf oemWaner. quite 56uim
men entre6t unb Iinfen unter. 9ie
anssebenteten 9 anilIa59oten tuers
ben init perubaliam Mnb 3udercoleur
an9epinielt uno bant nit 8en3oe5dure
beitreut; alsoann Iiebt bic @dote 10
ountel nno felt aus unb aeiet einen Told
i96nen. acknowledgement trDitaainilden
Mnf Hug, oaB iie alem Mni9ein nad e6t
81 iein i6eint. Ser our9 ,peinssiIiaeu
Mrs3ng leines Mroma's unb ieiner ssar.
be 9eraubte S@afran wiro our6 5af.
Tor ooer Sernambuf (%lo9woob) mieoer
aufgefdrbt, aber au9 feingel1nittene
8%liitbenbldtter oes @ranatapfel6aumes
Der Mrnicablumen, sefdrbtes iunses@ras
llno feingel9nittene, getrOfneteS leildfas
fern miiien 1i6 oils g aran Uerfaufen
loiien. Wlit elmer Miiduns bon Mebl,
Del nno MusfatnuBpulpsr uerCen Die
BON cen Wiirmern berribrenoen Wobr.
l34er in ben Mustatnaijerb erItris
den nno lebtere bes beKsren N~usle6ens
,pegen nit &alfmil6 be1tri9en. 9ie
fanili9m WiustatniKe tperben ON be.
item aus Gleien nit et,pas MusfatnuB=
ralper. fiinFlide @fefferbeeren
obsr aus Seritobenem OeItu9sn, 2e9m.
gapsnnspfsffer. 9enfpuIusr, 9taub u.
|. To. fabri3irt.
Inter sewiiien Gewiir5en finoen lid
BON 9aus aus feline grotlimp1en un6
grofDrner, ipel9e beim Giniammeln Der
Tru9t sufdQis b~si9smsngt weroen; neil
aber bierbei Der 3ufal nod ni6t oes
@u!en 9enua tbut, 10 bilft bie3unit mad
uno man perfsrti9t Die Grot1rner finlt.
lid. iloem man naile Groe bnr9 Siebe
uno nit benz %9eponuensn Yroouf.
, 1877-05-09

SterbIi9fettS- 8eriGt. G5
fanoen tpabrenb her Iebten @pde 20 IOb,s.
fdae b~isrlclbif fatt, namliG: @eibe 6; 0ar.
tt8e Ia; MdanliG IA; @eibliG 9.
MIte'-1 Sag bis 80 1, 1 Monat bis 6 3
b Monat bi942, 4. 1 Sabr bis l, 3 Sab,
bis 5 l.. 5 Sabre bis 10 2, 1870 0, 20 s
3O2. 80 $40 l, 40 $500, 50 $50
3, 60 SO 0, 1870 8, $3.50 0, lin
befnnnt D.
Stanr-2ebis II, @erbsiratbst 5, @it-
he. 0, @itpen 4, unbcfannt D..
Gebartscrs - Ser. @taaien 10. ST.:
LAMB z Y 19Lano I, SGnemarf
@obnung-Stabt 0, Marlbaa @arb l.
Seherlpn @arb 3, Matilpn @arb 1, Mrr
roe Warb Q, Clay @arb 3, Sadipn @arb
Mrmerbaus 3, Staat @sfareni5 0, Splpttal,
81 ,deiirist- Ge0ulare @crste Is, Gorcue,
o. 9oasb Of Scaltb 5, irreeulare Merate 0.
s. 8. Gabeu, M. ..
graftent p8rarb IF 9ealtt.
, 1877-05-09
Ri0mpnb poit office.
9anuar 1877

Trfs- Die Nsm yrrfer ppR f6ff,e, ht.y
c ~ 7:l5 Nahm. uno trift turt nm g3n n
~. sin. Der prGmeifer btffet @ri.s. g. e..
esh Norbsn, WaGmittags 70 frib aJs mSoi,h
aoseaeben tprrben.) S"V
MSroIige Sur9boa. !3refmol tSoud
MMitn1,ft ~. %. nnb LIS y. 81. -WoT
1glaB z unb 7.35 q. M, ~"
Morn1i9e Meg.gof. Taarid. srr,,ns.
1.15 N.M. - uaf9las 2 anb us 81. m
Siinlige 4off. !3weimal taorid mn.
tImtt l ". ~. nnb 500 81. I. MAJ
ttluB 7g. W. unb 1915 81. W. SOp-
&ieanono& Ganbine eifenbotn. ss,.
e. ~ 81 Nsns'u"ft 500 u. N. = goal6ias
Widtte1o & 9anhf0e NM. am.;r,.r.so
iiN. @nfnnft $50 unb 8 81. @ ma aS
fSIus 40. ~. une 1915 y. ~. Y0F
Garnnbiuc, Qyn@bura unb g,,r,.s;n.
xsapanes:;x IaaIi6I Srnntaas ousn,rr,s
mf nn Mntanft 500 q. 81. WsRi%ins
01etapeafe& Ohio Gifenbaku. sSo,n
S'Mnia9s ansgcnptn1nfn. Mnf,tnft A ~ M
- pplft1ub 9.2O 9. R. ~ NC
g%Oreemssiae, Charlottesville. @tauu.,,
Dlafsa 3mtlden @barIotteepiae ,,no @t"~m.
ions S'r'nSton. 2yn&bara. unb ss.ii.. ..s
wetli@ nou @rtfnafpn - Mnfsnfs < = ~ y
- yoff1fab 10.45 81. 81. ~
2Scf Yeint hub statinnen an her 9, 70
u. nm y. ". VI. S1aItH, @pnntona d,,s M'
aehaiteft !: Mnfunft 1880 q. 81. Ma1.
f9lub 2.30 81. ~. vsR'
@l0ueeltsr, ittsr @ef Woint. tSorim-m,
1unft 1O.30@. M.-Isf(diu6 zoos. ~ I"
1appatannud, iiter glyIett,s. tSor;n
"a'anft 600 %. ~. - gulftlua y u. 81
Santes Riber oambfer. Drein,or t,sa..t
10y; Ai,fnnft Mpntaas. MIftmnd5s "nh
gre'ta9sy 5N. M. - WoflbIua' Tisraa ne
Oonnerltags Mnb Sunnabenfs. 6.MM ' So
GanaI Pafet. Dretmal tpTdentih
Mniuaft Mtttmp9s Grettaas unb gnmntaoa,
Z S' w: = poflGlu6, MDntaas. MiiisnS%va!
nao 0rettags, 4 W.'M. ~s
Sgort gnn1b &oute. 3weiH,a al ,pvd.nN;1t
- @ntaltft Dpnnerfaas unb Gonnfnos' +
t e., M : 81 81 ySSSfi9lub, D'snfaso unD sri.
Sehcriun &outs. Drrimal wyd,ntrms
Z Hsaaft Montaa, Mitpou unb }freitos nv,
z 9s M. TDafGlue Dienaaa. Snmntraa.
nnS Soanabsnb I'm 4 9. 81.
, 1877-05-09

S MontreaI lit Der preis 6es 8ros
oes bon 20 auf % Gent prn Sab oe.
ltiegen. Cine MeblIirma iener 5taot
bit onr4 bas Stsisen Der Msblpreile
$4,000 gema6t. Gieielbe bat 10000
SAP Mls6l anf 2ager.
SRI. &an 0 m, Die Wtolerin. fat
BON einem reiden 9errn in Slorioo Den
Guftroa erbolten, Die Yprtraits ldmmt-
li6er gunoes YrdIioenten unb ibrer
Gottinen fir i'm gu malen. Sic or,
bdlt oafdr Die babl9e Sumlne bon $40
600.
gs in5 gerban6Iuneen nit 9re1
9art onsefniipIt, Die l1sberuabme Der
Geooftion bes Seem 0orfer enali1den
yYud" betreifeno. 9emWerncbmen nod
lou Der beribmte Sournalif nidt abses
nei9t lsill. anf bic i9m sema9tsn Offer
ten einsuSebcn.
Sic orme &aiierin Charlotte ion
snoli6 bon benz traei16en 59idlaI il.
reg @emabls 2unbe erbalten baben.
sic nabm oielelbe, pie es bsiBt. iebr ra-
big auf; anseni6einli@ perlno1te 5ie Die
ppleWeoentan9 oerlelbcn nidt au faSjeu.
sic bat bin nno piebsr li9te Muaen=
blife. obpobl man ldnef ole 6offnuno
auf cine pOli9e Wieoerbsrfsluns fires
umna9teten Settles aufseseben bat.
, 1877-05-09

mAefentr1DsatipnsiIg SerIafen Rtdmptb I'm, 3:45 n.
~ ionirtea IN Soroensptle nm 1880 Sla1rm. mub In
Vod1ptuatpn UNI 1';45 Mbenbs an. ""' y"
y11tsu9e faerea ta8li@ (SpnntasS ausaenpmmcn.,
grpregsa0e ta'een tlgtiG tn0 batter tn SSuncfcn
spelS; 4reotlltans, @crbensviGe. charlottesville Stoun.
Lon, Vrlptn, Wfiatrrp', GDStngtpn unb alen %reauIaren
Saatienen ipeit!tt Won epSsrstpn an.
stesoMmeeaftoHfSn9e tabren tasli1 (Gpnntaas ans.
tnptpn. '"' sohIp'
): y n nno Grprsbs8dae p~erbint.n Rb in @urbuusyip,
ipMa s 9GaintaetSn unb Elm Ypasas In charlottesville flr
o.. SrpieeB.ae g%erbineet ft In Cincinnati nit Zen. Trunf"
Stntea tnr ale Slnf:e TN 9Beaen, Nprbweffen umb GHp,
Wsnen, thei. e%altfernid Sreepn unb Ieras.
gcfiit9 tcntmt tn 6ttntonb nm 4:3O Nahmfttoos m.
Wfpretdaug Sptl Cincinnati ~perbinbct tn @prbpSssiae
mtI DER gtrstnia W9ibJanb @ifsntabn. fprnnt In gDaIp.
.Mbtpn UNI I;3o Vprn. unb tn Jet1mpnb UNI $50 Usrrn.
az ~ Mho perptaoft ttb NIT ben Mthmpnb unt 9any,ie unS
Mtemeho uno PETERSBURG 8d0en fur aae gunfte TIM
g%cspitr'Ss atir-s5ug fpmrnt I'M $40 Wprmittoas an.
Snlaf,gGa8apn fabren init aleu Naht,dpen.
gurG Gtdefs he'f II t~erfauit unb Gep9d pertpeia
rad. allen 5aup t Yuuften. wv
aapere @nstlnft Eegen pre.fe etc mtr5 n sfp. 500
@fa'n S!r., ODER in Der Sffee ter Gonpaanie ertbeiIf'
GoniDaY 81. Spwarb.
mn @eaeral yafasies- uab 9iast.Maent,
2. W. 9. Dunn,
SaGeaieur naS SnpsrtRtenNent. ~
, 1877-05-09

Cine betrddtlide Smmieration bon
TnBlano ber III Bic Ser. 5tooten wirb
|-'pi' moi, als Netu Sort beri6tet-m
Saufe oielcs 5ommers erpartet. Mfan
ld,dbt Die 3abl bieIer G%inpamosrer uuf
1000 on. Cine 9Ieid sroBe Mnaa6l
Mulen ioaen. ,pie es beibt, mad Muitraz
lien altspanoern. IS lit mDglid, oaB
elm GROCER enrapdiider 2ticg nod mebr
GlroparN}iioe nns 5ufii6rt. SebenfaGs
lpdre Die 3unabme Der ginuanoerrna.
DE in ben lebten Sabren bon bort Der
inner msbr abgenommen bot, fir uns
?;sbr ipini denspertb - Sebt III es 3eit
oob Wlrsinia iisbt einwanoeruns gu be-
fommen.
, 1877-05-09
Q ranbttftun 9. MontasMod

8ranbfiftuns. MontasModt
awii9en II unb ~ 1br puroe Elm Ser
fl9 9ema9t ben 2aoen bon Mobert M.
8roofs, farbig. 315 Giinfte Str, nabs
WfarlbaG, in 8ranb 3u 1teden. 3ufdls
Zig ging cine Grau in ben Sof. um
Mo1er su bolen, aIs iie Stand iab. no..
raul lie 2drm ma6te. Gin Yoli3iit fam
herbel mno man fanb einen 8unbel nit
Sumpen, ueI1e in 2erolinDt setrdnft
iuaren upS brannten. Meit einioen
elmer 8oier wuroe oas 1susr &c.
lDi9t.
, 1877-05-09

Neue @onbitorei. Infer oIte
Jreuno Soiepb Sara miro in Der 8roao
Ctr, gfe Der 7ten. morsen einen Con.
oitnr' Wroo' uno Giaarren-2aben erbffs
men; oa6 miro oerielbc in. unb ausIdrs
oi'6e Trii6te fiibren. Da mir Ieiner
Selbdftstrieb %fenncr. 10 Iino mir iiber=
5euat, bab er re6t quite @ei6dfte bort
MAIDEN mirb. Sic Sage III cine lc6,
olinltl9e. Wir wiinlbcn Den belten grs
folg.
, 1877-05-09
eouefttpnert BON Brieffanen.

g,oft sfalten an ben atpfi bclonberen g,eo,n
w ~ as az SStsrnfaiten bsfnnnr 1nb, 6. 8 I'M
ll.1o Is. ~, 100 unb 500 81. 81. Gon
'ags- $50 Q. ". unb 6 n. N. ~"
G =" Se1ertagem 500 g. 81. uns
S S0It Df'efe auf BEN @adueg Der Grdesr abass
SIfftcs 9tanben: SO. m. bia GAO,
=: * !. g0m 1. MprN tts I. Mey.mbsr. nm mn,
ls5o y. ~. bic $50 q. W. @sIo.Wnmsi..
laage'SfFcs pfsn BON 9g. 81. Bis s. m
M - u l'r arssfarirte 8riefe pnen BON 8 9. M.
6. &. San 0etu, q. m.
, 1877-05-09

@dfte. Sie 8dite bonn Weten tuers
ben bier Treitas, S llbr Na6mittaa Elm.
trefen nno 6onnabenb unb Sonntao
6ierbleiben, am Montas ueroen 1ie mad
Worfolf gsben. IS 1T ooreeidIasen Elm
Banquet am Sonnabeno gu geben.
Wdbreno ibres Sierieins tperoen lie in
&ntl6en bmr9 Die Stra6en fabren, INN
Die Siaot on3uleben, aud wiro elm Mus-
iln9 nod Out6 @ape sema9t tueroen.
Gomite's ,peroen bel ben 8iir9ern @elo
eoneftirsn Die Soften au aablsn.
, 1877-05-09
Mittwod 8. Mai 1877.
@tobt MtOmDnb.

BotiSei Geri6t. 6olsenoe
Safe famen svltern in oielem @eri6tt
CUR 8erhaaolung:
Ser Sea bon Sobn &elp. angefloet
ben 1rcoerid Yutnam seitoGen gu ba.
ben. i0rroe Der Suiings Court iiberwie=
len. Scr Mngstla9te ,puroe in bic Sail
geianot, I'M ben Nuslpru6 Der Gram
SitrD obaumarten.
&obert Claiborne. farbis. ansetlast
wegen S6ldserei auf Der Strobe, pur.
Dc So geftraft.
Glisa &ogerss, an9eflaot elm Siieel.
Giien bon CHARLOTTE Wiiler 9eftohlen 81,
baben, murOe auf 5 Sage in Die Sail &c.
Ianot.
Somcs 5onnon, anssflaet ocn Moies
MiIsr unb Wat1nn Dapis nit cine,
@leil9lenber an9esriHen III baden.
ipuroe auf brcibis Sage in bic Sail ss-
1anbt.
WerI6ieoene unbeheutenoe TaGe iuur-
ben ebenfaas trleoiet.
, 1877-05-09

Gin 9anbftrei6er. 8orise
ISOLDE fam elm juneer Mann bon Stem.
Worf uno itieg i'm ct. Sames 6otel ab.
Gr regiftrirte ii6 als Treo. 9all. Mon-
tag periudte er Die 9tabt au perIcTen,
.obne ben Wirt0 gu aablen. gluf bern
3uge tuuroe er perbaftet. @elern Dior
gen pnroe er Dor ben poli3eiri9ter ae=
bra6t. on9eflaat elm Wagabuno au lein.
Gr ipuroe enilaiien uno Inn bsfoblsn Die
Staot Io9lei1 au ~perla1en.