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October 26th

To see School at Wallacks, Wallack too old for Juck Payuty. Did not enjoy the piece.
which thingh well acted is not too interesting. Met George today at Gilmore's Garden.
After a short talk he decided upon seeing techler in Ruy Blus, a piece I missed
seeing last night greif, to my disgust. Paid Auntie her $ 3. Laid cut a trible more in
butter & c. Children were to have give to theatre today, but weather has been stormy & they end it.
Sunday 27th
Not near as early as I had hoped I should be. Neither cold; nor pleasant; as
up day damp. Brusher at Battle when I arrived there. He stayed all night as usual.
of late we said but - little to each other. Brought some candies to Will who looks
well poor little chap. Intend if possible to take him to new take this week and bring
him with the little offended girls to Babes in the Word. Spent most of the evening in
looking over and marking Heralds. My things sadly need looking orect may i
Papa not in good spirits. Write several cases, one got in paper.
Monday 28th
And to neglect writing in diary as late getting up. Am sick with an old trouble.
Seldum free from one annoyance or another. Caught the 1237 dummy, Louise Waters &
self node in his car in Brooklyn, Had dust talk with her. To the courts. A fewr stories which).
wrote. In evening to Bdway, theatre. Saw Alfred Dampier English actor infamous Mail.
He plays dual character; gentleman and villain. Laller part- prelt, will played. Dampen
not wear so food as I expected. Lyons mail not over interesting. Plenty of muon and
deeds of darkness in it. Afterwards to Bang's beer caljon opposite. Thence to Harter. Chilly.
Tuesday 29th
Allended both Courts. Wrole up few sketches: nothing else to write about. date
in meeting denge & Willie at Aster House. They before me. We had hearty meal.
Thente Grand opera House where we saw Babes in the Wood. My somethringer.
other time. Very enjoyable. Lange house, Did not pass off as nicely as at the
Eagle. Affairs not so well managed. To hewarrie on Midnight train. Saw.
Aunt sue. We retired quite cant soon after our arrival. We had good time.
Wednesday 30
Intended to go to Bath to night: sid not get through work until Cate. Have sun
through my  20 nicely. 200 nicely altogether. Ihreatening snow. Writing.
until late. Several nather large stories on my hands one of which the arrest.
of her servett giving me trouble. Got down to Essex manat court care. Cold
riding in the cars. Left Newark train after regorge. Comfortable breakfast & sleep.
Thursday 31
Well such a day! Winter in carnest. Snowing before I got up. Snowing after shad
gone to bed. Rashed chips my work in order to get 7.10 dumny, Arrived at Green
wood found last dummy. had at 6. At - a 1/4 to 12 reached Aunt many's with a.
sine. severe cold and feeling very wretched. Have not felt so badly in sometime. Nothing.
Serious hope however. Bust it should be considering all I have some llimsh; slush, rain.
cold. One of the worst days I have been ont: Excitement in office. Was there brought will up.
1878
Continued snowing most of day and night: Travelling under difficulties. To Essex and Jefferson Market Courts. Wrote up only 2 cases neither of which printed.
 wet & remained so. Preston did not pay me back # 3. so as he said he
would. Feeling unwell. Caught rationales  lowness of spirits and discontented
ness. Afraid I'll never amount to anything. Made another attempt to get
to Bulli ent detained in New York, afterward heard no dummy nan today, to Harlem
spent but little today, expect to lay and much tomorrow. Nothing in this morning.
Saturday 2nd
Was to have gone away Early. Left about 12. To 23rd  by horse cars. Walked across
to Grand Opera House & bright tickets for Miss Sermons and little consistent.
and Daisy. Met Chas. Hunter an old Selan Hall by now reduced to sweeping off
sidewalks to Tried to be kind to him. Pour fellow. He had quite a sudeting, tel
me. Saw Miss Patterson that was. Mrs. Dr. Neupel is also the very funny.
Willie Edonin and his clever wife Alice atherton. Dinner do with Hunter.
Lute to Essex Curt: Foolishly played billiards. Paid $ 1.5 s of which deserved not .
aus, and diagnosed. Saw Bymes Express repost at Metropolitan Press office. Isan
to what was at Jefonon. to Harlem. Street quiet Evening with aunt.