The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-10
GREAT SUCCESS.
The Maze Mart Draws An I'm
mense Crowd.
NEW FEATURES EACH NIGHT.
The ssPoliee Force, and s.Court'' Kept
Dusy-To Continue Two More
Nights and Matinee.

That the Maze Mart ct the Armory, under the
auspices Of the Hebrew congregation o'Haveth
sh0lum, would prove the success il has, was
result beyond even the most sanguine expec-
tafions Of the promoters OF the fair The sec
ond evenings programme was attended BY hum
dreds Of tnteres ed Spectators and judging BY
the ordinations of delight and the enthusiasm
displayed the mart might keep up for z
fortnight and draw larger houses every sue
ceeding evening. So great has proved the sue
cess OF tbs fair, that In response 70 the popular
demand the management has decided to con-
nnue It another night after this evening. and to
give eraad matinee Saturday afternoon 70 the
ladies and children. Tonight the fair will con-
tfnue as usual, with Z change OF programme,
and tomorrow evening an auction will be held
over all OF the fancy work remaining In the
booths, and then the hall viii be cleared for =
grand ball
II such thing were possible. last evenings
programme was greater success than the hrsf
EVENINGS. The Oriental booths. the gorgeous
decorations, the elegant fancy articles. and the
myriads OF pretty girls with rosy cheeks and
snapely arms seemed more numerous than be-
lore. and the programme was
complete success, and displayed the
work OF an artist The policemen, more
vig1tant than ever, bounced down upon nm
suspectfng offenders and arrested them for
crimes not In the statute booka Mr.. Sol Blum.
the secretary OF the society, was brought before
the judge for giving change to man; another
Criminal WAS fined for sDeaking to married
woman, another for saying that he was sick.and
Lieutenant Hagerty. Of tho regular police force.
who ventured his nose In the front door. was
arrested and fined for impenonating an officer.
Nearly every man in the hall during the even
ing committed some crime, for which he was
made to suffer just Punishment
The Spanish booth under the direction Of
xr0 WfS4 Il - Is~ ~. 10 SRf
delighted spectators, 10 were also the Japanese.
the Chinese, the archery. and the fancy booths
and the art gallery. The wheel OF fortune
made many dimes and many lucky patrons
glad.
The labyrinth of love and crowning Of Tele-
machus was participated in by the following
ladies In Grecian costume: Mrs. NJ. A. Gott-
stein, Mrs. J. siegcl, Mrs. A. Fortlouis, Miss. H.
Kierski. Miss E. Korn, Miss r. Wilxinski. Miss
G. DIGGING +. Miss r. Davis, Miss .. Stern
berger, Miss G. Schultz, Miss NJ. Wailenberg,
Mr. G. H. Schwitzer, Mrs. G. Kaufman, Miss
Jaffe. Mr. E. Morgenstern acted as Telemachua.
It was beautiful scene aud one that captured
the audience.
The tableaux from the art booth, "RaphaeIs
Cherubs," The Sculptor's Studio and .sChilly
Cupid and the s'Cachucha Espanola,' were also
ed in perfect shape, the last named being
the closing number on the programme. It is
not yet known how much the fair will
net the congregation, but the amount
will exceed that which it was expected
could be raised. This evenings mart
will doubtless bring in more than either last
night or the night previous. and the extra day
which has been decided upon win also go
long ways In adding to the financial results of
the fair. At tomorrow's matinee. between the
houn of 2 and O'Clock in the
afternoop all OF the principal chill
dren's Itablsaux which have been given
will - repeated with al their pleasing cos
tumG The aucti N Saturday night will close
opF everything In the hail. ii anything il left,
nd the grand ball will be thrown in by the
management TO the attendants on that evening.