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The Brooklvn Theetrea.

The Spider and the Fly. " which was pro-
duced for the frat time in this vicinity last
evening at the Grand Opera-HouAe, proves
to be q fimsy framework for the introduc-
ton Of a number of snccialties, an amazon
march and several handsome setslof scenery.
The, story, hinges on the adventures of
Splder, AMI Fly, who have been sent into the
world by Progressu, representing industry,
and Anatchis representinE idleness, to test
their separate theories, James Adams and
Elro Dare. as the spider, and Fly. stuck
Dumpty business. Raw Allen and Bessie
Cleveland were good in their respective
parts, but the McGinty of Sam Collins was
a poor performance throughout.
Fanny Davenport presented Sardou's
drama, La Tosea, : to a large audience in
Col; Sims Park Theatre last evening. She
sustained her cxacting role, with great
credit. and. was enthusiastically applaudod
Dowell repeatcd his success az lie Baron
Scarpia. and Oscar Eagle. as Cesare ANGEL
latti, and Theodore Roberts ~ the painto.
both highly appreciated. The remainder OF
tho company were good.
Better and better every time Lord
Chumley' iR presented. was the popular
verdict OF the vast audience Inst evening in
Z. II. Sothern's company lies in the fact
that every member of IL is an artist.
Specially meritoTirnA assistance was. rem
derod by Rowland Blackstone, White Whit
Tully Marshall, Charlotte Iittell. Alice Liy.
ingston, Adelaide Thornton and kittie
Wilson.
Lovers of Irish comedy swarmed into the
Amphion last evening, where those excellent
comedians. Barry and Fay, presented their
latest success, '.McKennas Filtration. ,
Barry and Fay, as the contractor and retired
milkman, kept the audience In roars of
laughter. Among others. of the company
who deserve special mention were Charles
Lamb. Charles Sturges, II. F. McAllistcr.
Louise Qulnton. Doddie Douglas and Sadie
Mcdonald. The singing was excellent.
Anumber OF intelligent dogs form a very
important feature OF The Old Oaken
Bucket" which Gray 4 Stevens brought for
ward at Jacobs Brooklyn Theatre last
evening. Minnie Oscar Gray was seen to
advantage in the part Of II me~ssonger-boy.
The scenery and general effects were like
the company, far above mediocrity. Saved
from the Storm" will be given Thursday
evening.
Following on q very successful season OF
tors Theatre in the Eastern District change
the bill entirely this week and present q first
class vaudeville company. headed by Major
Burke in. his famous bayonet and musket
drill. Miss Dot Pullman won deserved APP
plause by her difficult work on the revolving
globe. Mile Staccione, Blanche Sherwood,
Will Mack, Waashauer Brothers. Capitola
Forrest, Lille Western and the Stefiano
Brothers complete tho programme.
Anumber OF features new in the ventrilo-
9Iial line we're, introduced BY Newman At
Quartet rendered a well selected list of bal
lads which had the pleasing element Of new
meas. Mamie Russell. r. j. Hebron and
Minnie Schult completed the bill.
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EYOND THE HILLS.
Country Tale of Lore, Romance and
Mystery.

but. as she spoke, she watched the dissp-
pearing train herself. with a wistful look in
her lovely eyes. and wondered whether II
would bring something TO her some day. or
whether it Would take her ava into the
wonderful world that lay outside the encir-
cling hills-a world that TO her seemed like
a fail ylAnd.
AT this moment the mother Of the two
girls came to the door, She was almost as
pretty as Janet. aud very like her.
How the steam hangs in the valley. she
remarked; for she. too. gazed after the
train, now almost hidden BY : elump OF
tree. We shall have rain. and
Not ouly rain. wife. Faid David Fraser
coming up at the moment; mot only rain.
hut a heavy storm. never Saw the glass 80
low a. IL Is nov, nor knew IL fall so sud
denly"
Amen. turning 10 hiS sons. Kenneth and
jim. $50 sturdy boys Of tHslVs and foaF-
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bright March evening, David FrRser's
Eughter, Bessie. stood on the grass
|lIont of hillside farm, watching a
train as il ratified through the val
l'ing a long cloud Of steam in its
She shook her list at il as it rushed
G bridge which spanned the silver
winding through the meadows.
'rc You gol' she cried. apOstrophiz-
receding train. "pufiug and clat-
past three times a day. and l don't
here You come from, n where you
md can never go with you TO see. 4"
|oes 10 the great outside world, Bee
ond the HILLS that shut as in almost
Nall, said her pretty brown-eyed
sler. Jaret. with = laugh.
u cried little BesAie. with childish.
! decision, ~ want to 20 with il,
u II TO bring me something T. ..
hapS it will bring you something.
lsae days. said Janet sO0thlzlyi
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a daughter, l might have kept her with
With a. heavy sigh, she turned
her head on the pillow, and
closed her eyes. Jauet's gentle hand
stroked her thTobbmR temples. till. At last,
exhausted 10y SORROW and weeping and the
long night Of travel and anxiety, she fell
asleep. Sne slept long and heavily, aud It
wa. nearly noon when a touch aroused her.
She opened her eyes with a start.
aud through the gblte-curtAined window
she saw the, deep blue sky and golden sun
shine OF a clear March day.
The train ALL be ready TO 40 back soon, -
said Janet, 50 | had 10 wake up; No, there
no need to hurry; but il e thought the
hOur or 50 To leave The line clear Tor traffic
towards Huutley. Aud see, | have brought
yOu q cup OF hot yotlte aud some broiled
chicken, for you lid not eat aus breakfast.
Janet had arranged a yeTY dainty Ii Tie re-
past upon = table near the ures and hts.
lAuleT, after oatuirg her tucc aud putting
mp her ha 2. tuunt TLAt she could Teall" EN-.
JOY The lunch. while Jsnet lowered round
her, pleased with her patients improvement
Mrs, Lanier was perfectly composed now,
aud Janet could scarcely recognize the
Weeping, heart-brokeu mother. m the calm,
gracious latg who so cOunepuHly expressed
her gratitude TO Mr., and Mrs- Fraser for
Their hospitality; and who regretted, with
cspt nothing but AOIdA In return for u
Bat when she came TO take Leave OF Janet,
tears shone again in her lovely eyes. aud ahe
held the girls hand long. and sofly kissed
do notiIke 70 think thai / may never
meet my kind little friend again, she said.
in those low tones. that Janet thought the
sweetest she bad ever heard
"PeIhaPs MAJ zee you. a. you Dass b.,
after the line Is mended. said Janet Saz
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NO EYES TO SEE THE GAME.
Grief OF a Blind BOY at the Great
Baseball Contest.

Grief OF a Blind BOY at the Great
Baseball Contest.
During last. Saturdays baseball game at
Brotherhood Park a little blind boy sat on
the leit-ield bleacheries with his elder
brother. Although handicapped by All
eternal and impnnetrable darkness, ho ex-
hibited Just az much interest ia the game as
the hundreds OF noisy little fellows around
him.
what are dcy dom now. Jimmy - he
asked. as q loud burst Of applause rang out
upon the air,
"Hully ice! You ought to see O'Rook
swine dat balli 1t went almost down to de
gate. 1t was a dead easy home run. but he
stopped on third cause il went into dc
crowd"
The little blind boy piped out his enthn-
siasm IN q shrill treble.
TELL mo all about tings, now. Jimmy. -
he implored. You know you said you
would."
"oh. let up, " replied tho older boy, un-
fcelingly. I'm watching de game"
"Yes. but l can't watch, Jimmy. Tell me
u little something. won't you? I'll give yer
my new mouthorgan II yor will. OATS n
good feller." Tho boy CROPPED vaguely
around for his brothers hand. which was
impatiently drawn away.
"ob. my. but dat was a daisy cried he
Of the eyer, as another yolley of applause
broke the silence. Col IL, Buck! Get dere
Eii,' Now. Roger, knock it out of de
lot!' shouted the bloachers in q paroSHm
OF expectation.
Meanwhile the sightless eyes were turned
wistfully towards the diamond.
"Oh jimmy the boy finally walled; ''if
you was blind Id tell yer everything.
You've got dead de best of IL Jimmy"
Two large tears born ola hopeless despair
rolled down the boys cheeks, and burying
his face in his hands he sobbed bitterly.
Above. the skies were as blue and tender
as n maiden's eyes. and from the circumfer-
ence of the vast field came tho volJeying
roars of applause from twelve thousand
throats; but the little blind chap never
smiled, He sat in silence and darkness until
the end.
II might M we'll stayed At home, Jimmy. =
was his only comment.
We'll, wotd did yer come for ?" replied the
other.
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ALMOST GRABBED FROM HIS GRAVE
SAMUEL WARRINGTON THOUGHT
CITIRRH WoULD CAUSE
mrs DEtTH.

am more than willing 70 tell you my story, aud
" There Is any one who doubts the truth Of what |
ssy, You may tetcr thom to me sud ] think ! Gan
convince them OF its truth said Mt. samuel llAr.
rington. OF No, nIS 9Th ave. to the writer during
y recent interview For eighteen years" he
continued, ~ have suffered more or less from this
trouble. and firmly helieye II would have been the
cause o. my dcath hut tor Drs. COPELAND hnd BLAIR
- ] caught cold At first and contracted = chronic
ease OF cgtatth. Every year ! grew. = little worse,
within tho last sit months | had such bad
health that | could hardly bear II.
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Ins wi.tinlly up in.o the Iady,. bs.uthaI

ing wistfully up into the lady's beautiful
lace.
Mrs. Lanier shook her head.
NO, | shall go home by another route.
now, she said, - but 1 do not mean TO for
Another soft Kiss, and she was gone. Janet
watched the graceful figure, as 1t passed
dow TO the gate, 800 the hoarse whistle
sounded, and the train moved AVA.
LOON here T. cTieI' Eessie, running lnfo
both her hands. what the lady gave
me, down by the gate, ont Of her bag
10 Was an exquisite little Work-box OF
RussiA-leAther hnea with quilted I u
.atin. aaud furnished wlth dainty working
'N''This is a gold thimbIe!' salt BESSIE.
fairly trembling with delight a. he eXhib-
rcd Il. she said il Was ton lar.e tor me
nov, but my finger Will grow, an is al
mine, entneiy. Oh! janet. the train has
brought me something at Ia I! Janet, did
she give you something, too
No.. pet. Bnt she knew ] wonll rather
YOU should have sOmeth ~ petty thAa
hAve II myselt, said Janet, ma eng tue
chllds happiness Perfect BY Der in 40 snd
kisf, aud her admiration OF the pfet'y gitt-
For many days number Of men were -
work temporarily repairing tue brakaa
bridge, and one evenIng BESSIE ceased
Janet down to tine york Eith her, to watch
tue = progress The stream VAS still high.
and several Of the men engaged we're
"URhT' shiyered BessiF. as she watched
them. -" Shoulders like that Look.
Janet. At that man. He o o on his shOess
washed the mud out Of then. aud pul thea
ri see said Janet Laughing aud putting
been 2Atohlng this man before the cha
called h2F attention 70 ham-
10 u C0sAasgedl
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Nothing to Steal.

TTFUW " . IVTH HHdFY'T
New Father-in-Law-Woll, sir, the cere-
mony is over, and now that you are the hus-
band of my daughter l want to give You q
little advice. What would you do il you
should wake up some night and find burg
lars in the house? o. A.
Gro0m-I should tell them that my father
in-law forgot to give my wife a wedding
dowry, and they'd go away.
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sispoy and sisnota tralias, Bcaly and
Costello. and Prof. Burke.


The Palace Specially Company gave hourly
Museum, in East Fourteenth street. yester-
day. The organization included Mackay and
Walker, Tyson and VauRhn, the Nelson's,
J i. Mack. Susie Sullivan. Harry Leonard,
Andy kmmon, Ed Clarence, ON Carr ard
Will Hickey. In the curio halls was the usual
wealth Of attractions.
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A Necessity of Health.

IL isA prime necessity OF heath that this action Of
the powes should DO kept regular. Hat the way to
overcome a temporary ut Of constipation. or to
remedy chronic costiyeness, is not to deluEs the
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stomach, and promoting the we'll being OF tho whole
internal economy. The removal OF bile iron the
blood. increased activity OF the liver, usually dor
mAnt in cases OF eostlveness, and sound digestion
follows ths use OF this benshcent medicine. as
thorough and genial in its effects ~ II Is safe and
pure in comp sitiOn. rheumatism. fever aud Agus,
kidney troubles and debility are AlsJ reinsdled by Il.
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Clearly Defined.

Clearly Defined.
tFron the Ssto Fork Weekly.
Waiter Observation-Disclosures O. these
fool newspapers is sayin' tibet tn custom o.
tipping walters is un-American.
Gnest-Nonsense! There's nothing I'M
American IN offering o tip.
No; course Their amt"
No. indeed. It's only the accepting Of a
tip that's un-American."
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sixth Raoo-Jim Gray. /; Louise. >.

First Uace-Fordham, /; Bradford, ..
Third Race Little Jake. l; kenwuod. ..
Fourth Raco-llma b., /; Golden Reel, ..
Filth .Racc-Golden kod, I; Shotover, ..
Sixth Race-Jim uray, /; Defendant, 2.
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Newspaper Dramatic League Per-
Torrance.
The Newspaper Dramatic League will rive
its initial performance at the Criterion
Theatre, Brooklyn, tomorrow night, when
they will produce Uncle Dicks Darling. "
Miss Ethel Grey will appear in tho principal
role, and will be supported by Miss Matte
Temple, Florence Wood, Mrs. Alice Sanders.
Messrs. flanagan. Held, Adams and Moore,
Glee Club will render ong incidental to
the play.
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1t seems strange that no prominent base
ball LEAGUE has engaged Billy Quinn a. UNI
pire. He looks quite the type of man 10 I'LL
= place ON tue umpire staff OF the National
League. President Nick Young should give
q glance in Billy's direction.
The evening world., 1890-04-22

With so many crack eight-oared crews In
this vicinity. IL seems as If there ought to be
rivalry and spirit enough for these crews to
meet in match races for suitable prizes.
A special race OF this kind between three
or four Of the fastest Fights about New
York would be Sure to excite intense interest
and enthusiasm.
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False Alarm.
L. nIAA

He-I've Il great mind to kiss you.
Shelf you do, I'll ring!
He-0h. please
she-To have James tell mamma that I'm
very busy M must not be disturbed.
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Fret Race-Fordham, l; Beck. ..
Second Rsee-Hands on, |; Favora, ..
Third Race -Seadritt, 4; kcnwonl, ..
Fourth Racc-llmA H., l; Golden Reel, ..
Fifth Raco-Monmouth, /; Clay stockton,
The evening world., 1890-04-22

Judging by the demonstration of the
spectators at the National League grounds.
those indianapolis men Eeem to be nRra-
tisting themselves into the hearts Of the
public. Rusie IL a special favorite.
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RACING POINTERS.
Opinions Of the Tlpsters as to the
Winners at Elizabeth.

The following are the horses that different
tipsters think should win ON their merits:
Referee. in the Sporting World, gives the
followingi
First RAce-Fordham. Beck.
Second Race-Best boy, Hands OF.
Third Race -VahdeRrift, kenwoOd.
Fourth ltaGe-ilma b Of, Golden Heel.
Fifth Race Monmouth, Golden Rod
Sixth Race-Jim Gray, Louise.
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ia i1toar Q ClsSTHiH III IIfr ma LIP P,'S' P i''ISE e..'"''
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Favora and Hands on for the second race.
Seadrift and Nandearift forthe third race.
Lonely and Monmouth for the fifth race.
Fast Time and Jim Gray for tho sixth race.
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AlIUsElIENTs.
RARSuM n BAnEy,s GREATEST SHOW

- on EARTH.
lnre klrsl;y's Nero; or. The Destruetion Of R6nhe.
EIhinition syBr OrgG
Under immense tents on the old Polo Grounds.
10th VI. and 18th ave.
Circus. hippodrome, menageriss. Illusions y noras
fair. J rings, = stages IA ing track, . herds OF
elephants, . droyes OF camslr. 80 ponies, Nero's
~irinmphal process On. nuptisl oereinonie-, reliai-
Gus rites. paG-Ant., .tAblIa1I. comhats, ~contests.
&c; MaKniiit eat ballet on stage 4J0 ;set long
Prices OF admission and psrticu ara In morning
pAPars.
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Roger Conner, the giant first baseman. OF
the Giants. IL putting up II magnificent
game. He gets anything that comes his way
and seems to be all over at once.
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From Other Morning Papers.
EFordham and Bradford for the first race.
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PALACE MUSEUM,

Fast liza and ltth sts.. 30; I'd and 18th .!.e.
Aphtodtte Rising from the pa. The Monkey
Circus. This Glass Dancers Bs 'sylvip. ESst In
dian. with hair d feet iou-. Hermit. with Whisksrs
Shows.
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THIRD AVENUE.

Passions Slave, "a sensational play tina
has travelled around for q long time, wa
Theatre last night. 1t was we'll presented
aud the company was a good one, inoludinl
G. Barringer as Manuel de Foe. !. w. Cope
as Ferdinand -Shepley,, Edward Thayer a.
Briscoe. and Miss Josie sisson. who sans
very agreeably.
The evening world., 1890-04-22

The St George Cricket Club lawn ennis
try, and arc daily crowded by tennis euthu-
STA sts.. Valentine. G.. Hall, II. W. Slocum
and Howard Taylor are among the stars
who scintillate on these grounds.
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TONY PASTORS.

There was an excellent programme at
Tony Pastors Theatre last night. The Ker-
nells were at its head, and they put the audi
enco in a thoroughly good humor. Miss Ella
Wesner, the male inpersonatoE; Thomas
O'Brien, Charles and Lolita, Binns and
Burns. Weber and Fields. Miss Helen Dag
mar, who sang acceptably; Nash. Newcomb
and Mohamed, the Rogers's, and the Free
monts were other features OF the entertain
ment.
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FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.

Charles II. Hoyt's farce comedy, 81
tenth S~treotIheatre with all the gymnaeti
fun that the admirers of Hoyt invariabl!
expect and equally invariably get. Their
frequent and uproarlous. George Marion
formerly a member of Dockstader's com
pany, appeared as Jonah, the part witt
which Charlie Reed was for SO long identi
fed.
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NIBLo's harden.

Alexander salvini. as q star, was the at
traction 81 Niblo's Garden last night. He
appeared in the leading role Of "A Child Of
Naples" q play which, he presented when he
was travelling with his illustrious father.
on the nights when the elder Salyipi did not
appear. Mr.. Salvini's work was loudly ap-
piauded by the Niblo audience. 1t was
errs by lack:of strength. Miss Nav Brooklyn,
Elmer DelRmater and Lucius Henderson
were in the cast.
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Carmencita was again the principal attrao-
ton at Roster 4 Bial's Concert Hall last
night. She danced as brlskly and as
sinnously a ever. Other features OF the
Laura Lee, Ali Zads, Miss Fannie Beane,
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ORDER NISI.
JANIS III. MUNRoE, Attorney and Trus-
tee, o. FERDINAND FREYrAG.
No. 1920. Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County,


ORDERED, By the Circuit Court for
" Anne Arundel County, In Equity,
this 18th day of November, Ia the year
1890, that the within reported sale of the
real estate of Ferdinand Freytsg and
Anna G.. Freytag, his wife, made by
James NJ. Munroe, as attorney and as
signee, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof.
be shown on or before the 18th DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1890.
Provided, copy of this order be pub
hshed at least once week for three sue
cessive weeks, before said 18th day of
December next, In some newspaper pub
ished at least once a week In Anne Arun-
del County.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $1,850.O0.
SPRIGe HARDWOOD, Clerk.
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