National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

| their. paradise two roses two noftsls are
summoned to cloud-land. With the noetals coos
into tAs pare land msstal love- envy, iealcasy M
| hate, and with The sweet Lesson Of loving the
| fairies learn the attendant eoEreWs and heart
aches OF suffering woman. Experience In fatfy
land %, to sons parpose, for mortal man II OK.
PEELED, snd the comedy ends Is Il commenced. .
picture Of hsppiness without alloy. "a .. -es -,
The "wieksd World"is to b produced with
new md gorgeous scenery, aud the eharactsrs
win b sustained By HI. Tord's talented company.
We look for crowded sudIencss at the opera house
thronShout the week. - r,r.I5 !. 81 --aIl7.
-is.Slssa 80 the NATIONAL s 2
NaaAgeI Seville Introduces tot the public tonight
oas ofshs greatest attractions OF the entire sss.
son. Mr.. Edwin Adsms u the brilliant star who
VIII appear On this occasion, and more thorough
artist q aecoupiishsd Gsntlsmsn the profession
cannot prodaes. Whsn he appeared at Booths
some tGns since - Enoeh Arden the critics were
snthasiaste n their praisss Of him, and his ssbss
qusut engagements IL the large citIss have been
equally successful. The character Of Enosh
Arden y dlmcult one to persooAte,. bat Mr..
Adams has SVEN II hard and patient study, which,
with the lssson tsaght BY experiences has enabled
him to eomplste personstton that may be termed
perfection. The aadieaes Is invariably aetonished
to go how much Mr. Adams makes Or the East,
md newer fails to ase6td him nattering applause
for the ulniststsbis evidence Of genius he dis
0l9yo, Vuo OoaUllk0l oO0 tOuSutu& pOcu u Lug
lands postl laureate has peculiar fascination for
| all lovers Of sentiment ana refinement, and No
| look for large nightly attendants Of the cul-
tured Of the capital as the Natioaal during the
week. o ;. si.7l. : .ssJs-' 9; !, ~ .sr.. u.
-, MAY sAyrLLE's BENEFIT.
II IN audience composed Of the creme De 10
creme Of society that niied tho National theatre
to overAowing can b eonsidered 0 compliment,
then. Mrs. Savilis ought 20 feel pardooaby proud
othar bsnsdt a Saturday evening. Never before
has - alsee md enthusiastic Al audience been
seen within the beautiful theatre, and MAYER be-
fore has . lady rscsived saeh unnistskabls svt
denee Of popularity III the national capital H1rs
Saville's reception was simply an ovation, which
seemed to inspire her to do her very best for she
never played well a. upon this proud occasion.
She was the recipient Of frequent and enthusiastic
snplenss, while the norar offerings were bsauti-
full and abundant. Hrl SayiHs was enthusI-
asIcsly called before the curtain at the close Of
the performance and bade her friends farewell
with . trembling voice In the following toaehing
manner: ~ ~ :
LAprus AND asxrLxx.x: appea. before you
word. wish could Ind oss long enough 10 COO.
ses .sS ~. n. 's sss ssSsss
n!:He!l; You may ask ysy g. utter Z = ~.
sion Il 4 aiter .i, ne rolling stoas that g.thsrs
~ "oT1 =, .,.nn "a
Improve nyssifto 6t ne Tor higher pocition thar
thst which now occupy; bat wherever my career
may lead me I sheu rensnbef you Al very
In nes W Sn,S s Ell wen yS 90
nv nsfS: 10 SivS me voar hsnds md vish Ne
aed-Pesd. he iss: deser.: \ .he more gen
q ss.sz s''d nature ''d ne s'sf ny sense
!as nee ~ 100 y, osea1ss ~ nssn ~ r
smoes ~ sIvSvS Int II 1870 iSssss ~ .DS
gsntismea, thst ~ bfirhs svsns d n fnfure q
the moneat xhsas - losstax 3 bettsr titls 70
{3sr 9eo9 OPINION, VII return ~ ~ so9e u
dssrest ssd - fsie.1s ~ Ifs. Rsioss Ssh;es
leave d you, Wish 70 p1bllsly thank NJ ffiends
Hm. Dssent n. AeCea!Sa. II. Foseef, I'D ths
s s,c sne 9sntteSmen o. me ~ saS4e,
50 poV. dS9r fiepds for sucn fssl you IN 10 b.
good.lights = - =
Mrs. ssville, We believe, gsss TO Bouciesult's
new theatre N New York, and shs has our bost
wishes for her future saeesss.
rYuIr.nnxS,a rCspIyAt Rxxx.
e,r,st vrepsrations "a bei,r MADE SoF fSs,sird
ANIMAL All n aid an ~ Or thss trriv 49,
crtsr4.Ir,,cut iii - eivep = M..oo,c Tsmnie
Iss.:a.s o....s ~. =. the r. Of AP, II.
ntsd by he proc.sds, md Glance It the nanss
Of those competing tls various eemnittsss who
have the maaagsaspt Of the snair, viii be sui.
neisnt guaransee Of hisA social eharasssr - wen
of.A. i.d,s.e.. end, i.,.h..' .pp,i:..'cs q the
designed. s''a. airy s.Fi s,-ssr
The gosd which has already been accomplished,
sud the sunsrinss that have been sllsvistsd By
the ~Good Sanaritans /" Who control and sustain
this insttatioa, srssfsnlisr 70 most Of oar eiti-
sens. That they should b aided and discouraged
in their Christiaa work - eas viii b found 70
safany. To eppsrtanltyb now presented for
the charitable 70 sonbins a svsnmS q pleasure
with N sGeeS y s1stt nanysAsy e happiness
to the peeg sAd ss1seng ehildrsa of the District,
that ssaasi OH 70 sttssst alargs attendance, and
result in h'a'sAy .s''''''s 70 the hospital
ss s E 3. .: e and nsss
sseistyt b M necessary 70 Esni.A thsn that the
success q this bsii wili - msssursd ehisay By
dosa. asrds 49,. I'm ~ Is m ss.tesee
Of Is. poor Wight 4 sSs -. ,is.A- ~ iaIls e
: :s.:,s :. = 80 -. u - '' ' u
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sv..s..s !. ViiIs,s ri, - ~ hers 81 Co.sress