The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-05
Court Nores


Loie Fuiler's tour Of ne leading cities
lyn- March g.
.. Ia Loie F,uilers receipts averaged over
E.0go a performance on her twenty-five
Appearances IN New York city.
Federal court adjourned yesterday until
May T. Judge Hartford opens the regular
April term at Spokane next Tuesday.
Z. T. Eggert. Samuel kaufman and 81
mon Davis nave been appointed apprals-
ers Of the estate of Samuel +. Rucker. de-
ceased
Defendant In the ase Of the West Seat
tie Land and improv ement Company vs.
A L. Herren ct Tx. mas flied q motion for
q new trial
Clyde Fitch has contracted TO provide
Nat G. Goodwin next season with COM
edy drama with Nathan Hale. the Ameri-
can patriot, as hero.
The schooner Trilby was yesterday
seized by Sheriff Van De Waiter under q
mortgage for sz12 executed to Peter Olsen
December 2. 1895. The Trilby is owned by
Thomas Cavanaugh.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TOT duncan c. Stewart, of Tacoma, and
Lily Won Dumar Rogers of Seattle: j. G..
Fietcner and Mrs Maria Vaibush. both Of
Seattle; J; F 4. Strong. of Tacoma, and
Annie Hall. Of Seattle.
The American tour Of The Chill
Nldow will begin at the Garden theater,
New York. in the autumn. The produc-
non WI De indenticai in every respect.
Royalty theater. London.
In the matter Of the insolvency Of Felitz
Bros. Tent and Awning Company. Judge
Langley yesterday ordered the assignee
70 sell accounts and goods still on hand to
the highest and best bidder for cash, and
then to distribute the funds, after pay
nent OF EXPENSES.
The Tacoma Biturninous Paving Com
pany has sued Sheriff Van De Vanter for
sled, 70 damages for alleged wrongful levy
On boilers. under an execution against
Fleming * Ayerst. II Is claimed the prop
erty was sold by Fleming d Ayerst TO II.
P. Gregory q Co. and by them transferred
to the paving company.
Lillian Russell Will make her first ap-
pearance next season. under Canary and
Lederers management. in a comic opera,
not unlike La Mascotte." In this pro-
duciion she will. for the first time, delve
iHto the soubrette realm The SUCCESS Of
her dance in 1.-THE Goddess OF Truth" en-
courages her to make this move.
Judgments were signed in the superior
court yesterday in the following cases:
II. NJ. Middleton vs.. NJ. l. Paige ct al,
annulment of deed TO land in Kitsap
county: Brown Shoe Company VS.. Ii.
Richman & 90, s2el.39; Phelps. Dodge &
Palmer Company VS.. H. Richman 81 al,
$Ii4. Ben y. Strcmberg Ell al, VS.. II. Rich
man ct al, sl5O.72.
On petition OF Charles II. Baker & Co.,
Jacob Furth. as receiver of Mosher & Nc
Donald, was yesterday made a party de-
ter and others. The petition showed that
by decree OF the court Baker & Co. ac-
CURED a lien on the Cherry Valley Log
Judgment amounting 10 .75s5.e6.
Orders confirming sale we're signed in
the superior court yesterday IN the follow
ing cases: Peoples Savings Bank vs.
Daniel II. Gilman ct al, lots and 9. block
=. \. A. Denny's addition to Bell 4
penny's plat. lots / > g. Z ana q block
i9s. ana Io;s i. ;. s snd Il. S SEX
Cove ". Joseph B. Carse. blocks 81 and
81, Woods south division Of Green Lake
addition; $3.50; hippoiyte, Dutard vs. Hop
ranch. S.. sss. ''O '''''''' "'p
John ". Albaugh. the director Of the
new Lafayette Square opera house. WASH
ingion City. contempiates a roof garden
annex as summer feature for his the
alter. and has arranged with Canary and
lie ierer to present. IN immediate rotation
on his roof. the same vaudeville stars who
shall appear on the roof OF the Casino in
New York. thereby Offering 10 the ma
tonal city me Identical rondeiay OF plav-
ers VINO may be in the heydey OF Casino
popularity.
Fay Templston tells a story abou. Ed
ward +. Rice thoroughly characteristics OF
the man. When 1872 was at the height
OF It's success Rice took IL for weeks
tour IN New England. He divided his
time between 10; OF small towns where
he had spent much time as a poor hoy
w as the trip a success asked Mss
Temp}eton. when he returned 20 New
York on. yes. replied Rice. II lost
500 on the week hut I got every cent
they had I'm satisfied
Bernharit, Duse and Davenport are TO
play simultaneously IN Boston very soon
When asked what she will play in Boston
Davenport said: MY whole roper, oIra
Bsrnnardt will play 'G5smon6a' most OF
the time-fh2t Is ~ sae lives 70 uiay anv-
thing. She $ working 50 hard this week
that should think there wouldn't he
enough q her left 20 sweep up by the erd
OF the week Every night and four natl
neeS, Tank OF itt ! suppose she IS try
Ing 70 make a big week % y hes~ore TllSA
yen are not afraid OF the Boston en-
counter I'm do my test Sarah viii
come while; me see What : the duel-
.ug weapon Of France on YES. the rs
toI, Well. Sarah VIII come with ~ 81
ana Duse- % course. VII APPEAR with a
stAftto. ana I'm have tomahawkn'
Stuart Robson ds,ests barter. R,, bA
: to--i 81 ne conFenie9ces OF 4 barber
sr2p, he enters the nearrSt barber sh,5
ar4 stretches himself our on chs5r
T4er The barber istherS his saea ana
s-rcNs ne razor, and Just as H. $ sho1It
@ began % shave Mr Robson sits 1Ip In
tn chair takes thu razor from hin. srE
As rule ere barber pnu-s clt = torrent
x proteS1sttors, bur ire coined an gees
calmly CO nh his EcrS After Ia has
shed he sinks back into are ,Isir
again ard fhs barber. W1tn a more ~ loss
-te~listus expression. washes Rohzgn's
again. su1. as The barrier begins "a ~
hA-r, axes the brush away from him sr,d
ga es<es rs hair himself After rhfz -
rtscs, bestoWs HbeEal e. on the barber
and departs.