Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

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Satla8al EaeaasR foF tha Patfi aasean
s. hFs GieAlg II 1MnaEgy. Ihe esowd
aE5azd ~ Asfie1al xkeafsE hes fairly
ele1ks1 IL gfssgsA Tha psiies were
re1zlze4 - rEerVo ordeE, an6 &
$3.50 - e to city had Nons ma4
era the expssts1 adVent e tos aaaa-
slraz4. Bki1n8 81 hcxas were $50 niRh1,
sd $3.50 s.. hess were thrse timaz
r48 nEdi1aEY pEl1nA Aha ostaasihla
aaani og Mr. Ahhey, who vas asndaaa-
ina the sale of 9laknls. was man RfVina
kSa nanaa Ms MNeH, ana eaaimsina % Sc
oen9heK 20 ~ ~ Mayer. Mr.. AbhaysH
fKiand- He had Win him iafanK-, 1na
% watch pnEporfed 10 BE- fsum Al
by, Wbic1 ks 9howad % Minister
Aauzizg ard othsF peoVia. Ihs
theater had ben aiH1ady engaged for
he Pat1I esss1n - Edward r. Orxin.
q fha aFm 81 oEEi1 Bros, propKist0rs
Of - Amsrioan eiFgu1. Wke kzoss Mr..
Mages q New XeEk. bn1 &c NJ. OErin
rs sseF8nsfn.sd with business Feeard-
in9 ths opeBinR q hIs oun e1tertain-
meat, witch b the standard aftEaafion
hers. b had no tims 70 give 80 othsE
ma2taxa. aisa khe plot might possibly
haTe been daEaafed. Ihe advances aeeht
hna lss1ars 20 ssme 81 Hha haas known
pe0pla bern, and no one suspected
fraad- Ihs sale % tieketa began ThaEs-
d&y moEninR, psopia waiting a. the
fhssler door from an early boar 20 set
ths fEst ehoisA seats weEe boaght ia
whols hlosks. soms persons paying
shoussnd dollars for boxes. In The
ce1rss of tue day, he box ones had
taken SIS. go and On ths psevious day
private salHs amounted 20 $500. max
ing he fetal cash saIea am0unf 70 over
e24io0o. Ths GovsEnof Of the distrioi
w4s somewhat snEploioaa, and sent g
Mayer 70 mcguire u snyons vas rsapen-
sibie for TIE large amoant a money b.
ina taken from he publie. bat Aayel
managed 10 avuid any oct that w0ald
further exaits Buapioion. 10 h under
stood thai every seat was taken for tn
whole I'VE nights, but Bomo well known
persons, a. 10 the custom hare did mel
pay Ia advanee, but merely gave orders
80 that TIE amount Of cash actually
taksn e. ne stand does not come up q
one-baif the SEATING oapaesty Of th'
theateF for the i've nights. Las nigh
Mayer vent 70 the h0tel where be hal
lodged, aeeompanied. b. q policeman
nominally appointed 10 guard him, ba
IN reality 70 see that be deposited 81
money il the hotel safe. In some inRen
ious gay Il IL aAid that Mayer had tFaes
faFred over e30.O0e In bills on the Ma
tlonai Bank and Bank Of London 70 Oh
pockets Of his overcast, and deladel
tbs ooliceman into believing that al
bad bean deposited In the safe. AZ al
events. this morning Mayer did not az
peaR as the box office Of the theatal
4 / nor vas be seen at the hotel. The SAT
: | vas opened, and thare we're found enl
4 four thousand three hundred dollars, Il
Z ! silver dollars, whieh Of course o0ald no
4 be taksn away. Nov, tbs authoFttss
\ are locking for Mayer, and speonlatol
4 are weeping and reosiving as best ths
can the eondolenoa 81 their fFisnda
Z l. said 20 BE- the biggest thing o. q
! kind ever known q this capital. Pei
Z PIE we're saying that The man VS. 9
; American, bat be spoke English with
4 marked f0ReiGn accent. and had Ger
a man cast Of countonanoe. THIS aftei
4 noon Mayors interpreter was aFFsste
> 81 Or iEaba, whittier II is said be ha
4 gone 10 make some Arrangements X
Z excursion trains TO the city. Ons thin
a IL that Mayer has gone nUEsh by "a
n and diligence, aHc another that be
; seereted here until the matter blov
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