The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

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WINTER Garden; that Tho thirc-namsly HCnsmouns
mss from French piece md had long been
psyea before In tho United Sta a1d EliIcd: tisas -
only piece produced by him for DO Wiser ariss :. -
70 me amount OF money be receivod In ire
f,o .Ss uors rn az noognthe main incdens are aksa
!o sne worx o. Mayne Rcd, Is iascniousiy cons uctI
and most effective piece; Mr. STUART saws tSst ~
Ieaa me aiaav,t Of Bou,eicar that Il not true Il
annexed 70 Bourocanits affidavit On ,to contrerv 81
art says mat nc signed paper writing Or wa.b ~
up by the lawyers Of Bourccsun I'M sr.. y draw
and before delivery, h. allowed u 10 his oousssi ~
. ms attention 70 certain clauses IN which we,s H.
same, and submit the agreement altered TO Mr. Pon
cauts attorneys, which doae Chat mo aereem. -
70 Bourcicau assencd TO In its present FORM
that on the contrary, being sans by liza ~
ton, deponent refused execute same on ia -
inc control Of the Theatre was in the Of Fields ~
ss nas mot In bis possession, nor has his
Bourccan and the alleged agreement now 10 the hands
Of bourccault, was returned him by suarts couaso
u consequence OF stipulation made by him with Mr.
Fowler one Of the lawyers OF Bourcisaut thar az
should 30 returned To him not executed by stuart
Under these circumstances Stuart did strike bib pes
70 40, never having executed In il present form: snd
bourccas was informed Of the above de-
aaed On receiving the paper writing from the hands q
6tuart's counsel II the managemcnt Of the 1Wlnts,
Garden" are now prevented from playing the WOcoroon
damage, as deponent verify believes That thew nave
depended the OF thar play Alone and TIA eths
thann knvs
their losses IN the unsuccesaf adaptation Of Old and vs
known plays put on their stage by said Bourcicanifr
that they have now no other enter ainent ready to put
on e stage which would be at all likely to draw houses
anu would be driven to produce old stock peces
such as suggested By said Bourcsaut which, at ths sc
Winter Garden" and leave il without pubic sunosrs
that he Stuart has been connected with Bourcicat r.
various theatrical relations for three years; during
tnat time ne has made various agreements with Bouro
caut and that he has known OF any agreement -
made BY Bouroicaut which he (Bourcicaait) did not
in affawn tint
terfuge
AFFIDAVIT OF FERRrnR NAsoR
Ferrier Nasor saysThat he and has been since tho
opening Of the Winter Garden Of same and
receives the money and keeps the thereof that
during the thirteen weeks which the theatre has
been open the plaintiff and hts wife have received ia CASH
Ss9'6 81 for their services, and the net profits to the
manager Of same have been only about $3.50 o.
SCHEDULE.
MY PEAR FRIEND-Mrs Bourcdcault declines Mr.. Fiaair
Offer She also declines osr whatever on
he Ss % ". s %s same 70. !. ne
theatre at eleven oeick hsve arranged smother entertain.
Dion BouRoIoAuLr
WINTER GARDEN. Dec O. 1859.
DEAR ssaIo avoid az future misunderstanding let as
other believe that have trouble BY want Of this
:s NJ s a % &c
sns Her t.: the use M the Play during hs. period a.a
i o. ys ,s
her In each Of al. sseosS
na m weeks you ssa pay one huarsd and a dol
from at the Of each of said above menonsd
S K ne for sss os ~s
1s'; sss :s
which an Invoice Is ready for iaspecn require ls
s.sa
ssss
.
5: :s Yos. :
DEAR sRI decline to relieve you q the legal
ssspS, S q Ia an "A
xssiy beyond S:i i.SSisy ssass y !:
10 paid
% - s s .na sr
psscs yOSr wife. . Oh. hsa.Ts g
:ssss sss:s
s q peo also sss same sS~ su1
be /: sns 10
giving the piece and the services Of might =
'HSs' n ss ana
ssss : - -
s1ss &, ,i. nss;sasd
beyond sci down es@s.s a. basis sss *
and s
IS s
ens dasS e o s
being m extra ar.oon waived from fesns
sps h yo ans
agreed p, VIE al. Of ssSs:
s se1' SsIs ss
Of for aan
@ for Ds. ss
s s% ee sss @ IN Ell S
and DO not know what 1t ts for l autho
zsS ne r. justly
am to pay should have The right 70 say whether w..t
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no '''ea' T2Ss FEIo
49,. NEW Yosk. Dec H. 1889.
advice have been Informed that you . condition At
your Interest In The ssabsSmsnt however not Seins
In form .uder which you can legally make conir
Stewart Yours, truly, -.
ST. regres say thu. xr self continue to reoeivs
threatening letters about The I" ocsoroon"
Received Of william Stuart one thousand enc hundred ana
s s S :nS s a $ ss
e 5Ss;
True copy. +. NAs0R.
sr-1a..,n. >, MOL. New z, SsnS Dec Y 1852
daily :sps Of isess hsoaisnns me with Violence
.ss. sss: s..
he pubic bic Of Ss S Yert Yeu,, rsspssif
DEo ID, 1852
suggest 70 W. Stuart the following bill to nightConusal
Lesson State Pawkinsn Rather Exctedn sureesE
ast Mr. stuart should engage Mrs Word who psysg
A. street theatre but have believe could %
had Tor next saturday, required; think Mr. Wheatly
would under the circumstances har co. She has ivee
uisguises and Jenny Lind" al ready which might run
through peyt week. ID bOURsICxUIT
Notify Miss secor for Mss Morton part in Estate Va
PawAins."
When the afhdavits were read some desultory argu-
ment ensucd between counsel, after which,
The Court ntimated tbes time would not admit Of any
further consideration Of the at present Ia cases Of
'ns knd, whre thcre serious. conflict in the aida-
WIS Cd bach side, and where alleged that tho de-
e.dans had expended large of money for the pro-
ducton Of the piece in question the Court would be
willing TO grant preliminary Injunction tho defendants
produce afdavs TO show that this drama was written for
their theatre and for their benefit This denied by the
plaintiff and the Court unable present say any
thing definite " the matter. seems, however, that the
piece having been published" by being played upon the
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