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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-09-30
1875 Acres, Rood IS Square Perches,

AoV noiOoi AVVu Va " bYuuiV VIVuVol
More or less, being the same and all of the
land described in deed from Jerome b.
Weller and wife to Solomon Kinmell and wife,
dated the 26th day OF September. 1888, and
recorded i'll Liber A. L. j., No. 90, folio 537,
one of the Land Records of said County, being
the farm upon which the said Solomon Kim
nell resided ut the time of his death.
Ia This property is improved
-skss* r FRANZ ! Ia BSrr LII $os ssS!
so tanning twelve rooms, with
two POrches and Bath Room,
is in frst-class repair, surrounded by beauti-
full shade trees the former Farm House, now
used Us Tenant House, large Barn, with She'd
ding, Horse Stable, Carriage House, Corn
House and Granary, Ice House and all other
necessary outbuildings; The land is all clear
ed, in cultivation and highly improved. 1t is
well fenced and laid off into fields of conven-
lent size. The farm is amply watered.
This property is situate about one mile from
Belcamp, station on the Philadelphia divi-
sion of the Is. and o. Railroad. and about 4
miles from Perryman, station on the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
The location is high and very desirable, and
the property is worthy the attention of any
easy access of the city of Baltimore.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of sale, II in six and
the residue in twelve months from the day of
sale, the credit payments to bear interest from
the day of sale and to be secured by the notes
or bonds of the purchaser, with security to be
approved by the trustees.
A.HENRY STRASBAUGH,
JOHN $. YOUNG,
9sep Trustees.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-09-30
Handsome HEAD-DRESS.

When you come to our
store you cannot afford to H
pass by our Hat depart A
ment. At $l.98 you can
get the regular So Derby or [
Soft Hat, pay nothing for the
name or surroundings here.
Large lines $l.24, $l.49
sligo.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

eepti0nally fine voice and perfect art, is the
rage IN Venice. where he is singing in AS
rael, by FraBchetti.
Judic has not met with success in Venice
or Bologna.
Gree, a new opera by Dubois, will soon
be Sung at the Opera Comique. Paris.
"A new mass by Luigi Mancinelli was pro-
duced In Madrid under the direction OF the
composer.
The Joachim String Quartet has given
three concerts in Berlin Brahms new
quintet Ter clariOnet and strings was rem
deTed, obtaining great success.
Inc fashion of wearing an immense guam
THY OF Jewels upon the stage has been re-
yived in Paris, and in consequence it has
become the rage for the fashionable world
to initiate the actresses.
Inc Royal Opera in Stockholm will be de-
mollsned ana new theater built. 1t is
one OIL the oldest theaters in Europe, and
Gustayus Ill, King Of Sweden, was assas-
slnated there during masked ball
The GaZzetta Musicale of Milan has en-
tered upon the forty-Seventh year Of its ex-
istence.
Der Walkure" has been given eight.
tunes IN Turin with Increasing interest
Giovanni PalOschi, the oldest employe of
Rcordrs establishment of music in Milan,
dled recently, lie had been in that house
htty-three years
Luigi Romaniello, the Neapolitan pianist.
has obtained success in a new field. A
symphonic poem, THE Corsair," for or
cheStfa and sonata were much applauded
at concert in Naples
The " Lieds Of France" q set of new
songs Tie words written in prose by &.
Menues and the music by A. BTuueau. have
been successfully rendered in Paris.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

OF her mothers trllls and manner makes a
delightful entertainment for grown folks.
OF representing her mother she is never
tired. Sometimes she goes to the piano
and seating herself exclaims:
i am now going TO do the cunning little
things mamma does (Je YeuX faire les
petiteS manieres de maman.)
That her mother naS reached WOmanhoOd
the child never seems to realize She fire.
quenuy, in consoing tone, says 10 her
mother In confidence:
Never mind; you'll be grown ND some
day" (Tinquiete pas, tn seras grande I'm
de ceS j0urs)
Before MignOn gives representation"
a short period Of time must be set apart for
tie day before the opera. In this the child
again mimi5s the artistic; puts her finger On
her lips Simplifying she cannot talk, As she is
to sing in the evening; If her imaginary
beetteak IS not served to her liking the little
prima dOna points TO It and orders il back
with gestures; a few minutes later she
makes up her face for the stage pats her
bright little bangs, and when the time has
come 10 sing creates her own opera, her
plots often being as complicated as those of
the great Italian lIbTettists.
Yet she is not years DID, and much more
dimnutiye than she seems TO be In her pic
ture.
Little French children like their bread
soaked IN wine, and one day MignOn aston
ished her nurse by varying the LOrd'5
PRAYER TO suit her taste:
Give US this day our daily bread" said
the little one. but let it be well dipped.
Donuez nous notre pain bien trempe.)
When AigHOn is reproved for any mis-
doing she Immediately disaTms further
criticism by at once eXclaiming, You are
right CHu as raisonl. but recently she gave
another reply. After having her face and
hands washed, her nOunou's back being
turned, Mignon began to play with the
water the basin having been left on chair
"Miguon, Ahgnon," scolded the nurse.
you are very naughty, you know it is
wrong to act So"
Drawing UP her little self in most digni-
fed fashion, the child remarked, in severe
tones: If you had paid attention to what
you were doing. nOun0u, you would not have
seen me-"
do you always go with mamma when
she travels p some one inquired, one day,
and what do you do to pass thu tlme?"
" Mamma never leaves me-" replied Mig
non. " play with my dolls, aud l try to
be as good and sweet as l can on the cars,
because then the people say: oh. CONNIE
ellie est geDtille.'"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
Personal and Other Jottings.

Golden Gate Lodge. No. 6, b. p. o. Elks.
will hold its twenty-fourth social session
at Concord Hall, Alcazar Building. ia
O'Farrel street. this Sunday evening,
January 31st Bobby Gaylor is the Chair
man Of this lodge.
De Vivo has engaged the lyric-dramatic
soprano, Nine. Basta Tavary, and, with a
good company in support, will begin the
tour in Boston early in March. The lady IS
we'll spoken Of from a professional point of
view. But she ought to change her second
name, "Basta." The funny papers might
use it against her.
At the Actors Fund benefit, Broadway,
New ork, on Thursday, January 21st the
fund Melted nearly $1,000 San Francisco
never shows up like this on such an occa-
sion, even though the city be considered
relatively.
If some American dramatist could write a
satrieal comedy treating Of the life he sees
in the same mood OF amiable cyncsm and
spOTtve fun as Mr.. PinerO shows in "The
Cabinet Minister" he would make a fortune
We need just such plays at this hour. The
material IS at hand in large quantIties.-N.
\. Times.
Madge KendaPs sister, Maud Robertson.
who has played some OF the heroues in her
brothers comedies, and played them we'll
was recently married to Washington Russell
OF Liverpool A brother of 7. W. Robert
son Is IN this country, and he is not very
prosperous, although he is a brilliant man,
according To his friends.
Emma Y. Sheridan has dramatized the
wel-Enown novel, DIR. Warren's 100000 a
Year." and Richard Mansfield has accepted
u. lie Will give 1t a production at the Gar
den Theatsr, New York, the second week
OF bis engagement there which begins on
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
The Largest Man.
Nullamsport sun.

Among the arrivals in this city on Tues
day morning was John Hanson Craig, wife,
child and attendants. Mr.. Craig is known
to fame as the largest man in existence or
that ever did exist When interviewed,
shortly after he reached town, he was found
seated on three chairs in the dning-room
OF the Bellevue Hotel on Front street. His
weight is 90 pounds; height, 8 feet and
> inches; measurement around the hips.
feet and inches; thighs, 66 inches.
In other portions of his body he is
comparatively small. having hand
over which a No. glove fits neatly, a
foot enCaSed in a No. shoe and a head
which takes only a 81 hat At the present
time he is 30 years Of age, but when ? years
old no took prize Of $1,000 for being the
heaviest baby IN the world, weighing then
200 pounds. When in need Of new suit of
clothes he is under the necessity of buying
21A yards OF double width or 80 yards OF
single width goods, or within one yard of
what 1t would take 10 make six suits for as
many ordinary-sized men. His wife
weighs 100 pounds. and his bright and in
geut-l0Oking little thirteen-m onth-old
baby, 30 pounds. They are pleasant people 10
converse with. and cheerfuly answer all
questions asked by the inqusitlye news
gatherer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
European Musical Items.

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
"Tannhauser" obtained an immense sue
cess at La Scala, Milan. Mascheroni led the
orchestra. DarcIee, Arkel. De Negri and
Schiedemante sang the principal solos.
'The Phantom of Fire." new opera by
T. Caballero. was successfully sung in Ma
drid.
Frederic COwen, the well-known English
composer, is finishing the fourth act Of his
new opera, called Sigma" based upon one
Of Ouda's novels.
Massenet concert was given in Nantes,
IN usic of that composer entirely forming
the programme. Nine. Durand and Pro-
fessor de Greet, the pianist, were much ap-
pauded.
MOZaTts requiem was lately sung at the
Dome OF st. stephen, in Vienna.
"Ihamara," new opera by Bourgault-
Ducoudray, was successfully produced in
Paris at the Opera.
Strauss new opera, Cavalier Pazmann,"
will be given in Vienna this month
Wagner's der WaIkure" will be given in
Bologna.
The Miracle of st. Nicholas" music by
&. de Slyey, was sung at the Application
Theater in Paris.
NJ. Mariaeher, tenor possessing an ex-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

seventh commandment, what a change
would at once be made in the atmosphere
of the stagel For too many people the
coming away from 4 modern lay. or from
the n0Xious air Of the theater where 1t Is
acted, is like quitting, i'll plain English, A
moral hell - very ingenious, elegant
amusing hell, but nevertheless as black as
Avernus and into which the descent lie as
easy.
III a reformation is to come at all it must
come, l beieve-as most TeGormatiOnS do
come-frOm the women. Let those act
resses, not few, trust, who are stainless
maidens, faithful wives, good mothers, take
their stand and refuse to act immoral parts
in vicious plays Let them lead the public
taste instead of weakly following il; refuse
to pamper its appetite for anything vile and
give it strong. pure, wholesome food.
believe it would swallow the sternest mo-
rality, the highest poetry, if put before it in
attractive FORM"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
How Pinero works.

A. w. Pinero, the English dramatist,
whose work has met with steady favor in
this country, was lately asked how he
worked when incubatng a play. Here is
an extract from his reply: II think Of
some people and live with them until they
prove interesting or otherwise. In the lat
ter case l cut them; but if their natures.
manners, peculiarities resolve themselves
into a story. try to ascertain if that story
will shape into dramatic form. If yes, l
construct my play, but only act by act the
second act depending on the first, the third
on the second, etc | make very few notes
OF plan Of dialogue, as | find myself often
checked by them; but the whole matter is
settled in my mlnd-or fancy it is, some
times to find it isn't. | write in the even
ing, when It is quiet, and don't dine
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
EMMA NBVADA'O MIGNON.
She is Only Five Years Old, Yet Knows All
Of Carmen"

Mignon Palmer, the little daughter of
Emma Nevada, is far more attractive
child than her picture represents. Black
and white drawings can, says the Boston
Globe. give no idea of the wondrous beauty
Of her golden hair.
In long, loose fluffy curls this imprisoned
sunshine falls to the child's waist, and
when she walks the streets of the Spanish
cities, where her mother has frequent en-
gagements, the people follow after her,
murmuring Angela"
only once has she seen her mother on the
operate stage, says the Tribune That was
in Carmen"
She knows all the solo parts OF the opera.
no matter in what voice, and when she
sings Carmen's part her perfect imitation
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

Tie Hanlon Brothers are more than main
tanning their great popularity with their
latest creation "Superba." The many nov.
elites it contains in the way Of mechanical
trick is to lie still further augmented by
Nhai is claimed to be a startling application
Of the bicycle. The details are not yet
given out but 1t recalls a fact not generally
known. and it is that these same Hanlons
were the nrst TO introduce the bicycle in
this country. They were in Paris at the
time If its invention aud in 1862 brought the
machine to America. Their first engage
ment was at SelVin's Thpater in Boston, and
as an advertisement gave a public exhibit
ton on Boston Common which drew crowd
computed at the time to number over 10000
people. perhaps the largest attendance at a
bicycle fete on record. When perfected
they anticipate making just such sensation
with the bicycle trick mentioned. Ii will be
introduced in "Superba" next season, and
if completed in time it may be seen before
the close OF the present one
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
The ssme objection is offered to tn
Lar1lE % 0nAeLa. sunny BY Ieresa.


Patti honestly conlesses that this is not
her farewell tour, and she congratulates
herself on the fact that her voice is just as
fresh as it vas twenty years ago, The
fatigue Of dressing for the opera tires me
more now than it used to when l was
Younger" she said the other day, but my
voice never gets fatigued. The critics charge
me with Sinking the fnales. 1t is utter
nonsense. / have never more than once or
iwice pushed my voice to its fullest power.
II ] were to sing at my fullest strength at
the Academy Of Music or in the Chicago
Aud forum, nothing else could be heard in
The house" Pattials0 says sleep is the best
tonic for prima dOnna's voice. Marie Rose
says a well-Tegulated diet and the avoidance
OF pastry, pickles and wine viii preserve
the voice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

The Bijou is to lie given another trial.
There seems 10 be no reason why it should
not be made go" with careful aud judi
ciOus management. Miss Hollis has taken
the house on a lease, and intends producing
coed plays with a competent cast at popular
prices. No play viii be offered the public
until 1t has been thoroughly rehearsed and
complete in every detail BY pursuing this
policy Miss Hollis certainly merits success
The season will open on Saturday evening
February Oh, with MI !. T. Grismer's
version Of The TgTess" This work has
been previously seen in this city and was
well received. Mr.. George Allen Watson
Will be Miss hollis leading man.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

Miss Minna X. Gale, says an exchange.
has become a star on whom the press has
bestowed unstinted praise. She has ap-
peared IN the familiar characters of Juliet
Parthenia. Rosalind and Julia, and will ap-
pear in the first named at the Baldwin to-
morrow evening. In her repertoTy is also
The Lady of Lyons" and Oscar Wnde's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

know, made entirely Of wood. Miss Bessie
Gilbert, who has been praised for her cor
net PLAYING. will be heard In new selections
during the week. Another incident thathas
made a hit IN "Suort AIcAliister,' the
Olympic Quartet, who drill VITA the pre-
ci,ion If machine. viii be continued, and
a new female speciality VIII lie introduced,
Miss Adele Estep. who will be Temem bered
as one of the principal yoealsts with the
" L and I. when that organization was last
seen at this tteater. As for Gayl0r, he
seems to have caught the town, and prom
ises richer bin. in his own light, this week
than last Two items Of news, geTmaUe to
this business. are that George Parker Will
star next season in n new mel0dramatc
comedy, ana that Berrie jarrett. the acting
manager, is writing a book to tell what be
knows about faTce-cOmedy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

Mr.. j. \. Long, who has so ably flied the
dual role Of stage uapaEer and actor al the
Alcazar for some time past. VIII be accorded
a wen-deserved benefit by the management
of The theater on Monday. February 18th
On that occasion he viii produce his play
entitled The Street Singer" which has
been rewritten for the beneficiary by Nj
James HeTue. Sir. Long has a part well
suited 10 his peculiar talents. He goes
broke on language.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31


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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

On Monday evening, February 8th, Mr..
Roland Reed. tie versatile comedian, Will
introduce his new comedy, The Club
Friend" to the San Francisco play-going
pub,i- at the California TheaJer Nh Reed
has had all the benefits OF thorough dis
ciDIine and experience under the direction
Of the best eXempisrs Of the art Of acting,
and lie produces his effects by legitimate
methods "The Club Friend is said TO be
deity written, ues not run into farce is
iull Of puHgeut speeches, and in its one
strong incident Of serious action presents as
pretty and as artistic q picture Of pathOs as
may lie found in contemporary plays. The
story Of The Club FTen4' is mainly con
cerued with The fortunes Of Mr. Stuyyesant
Fiibert, man who, having equation for
levity. j. never taken seriously, even when
De is most in earnest. The play gives Air.
Reed aG opportunity to Mount a higher
artistic level than those upon which he has
sported ia the last half dozen years and he
proves bis fitness for The higher sphere by
clean cut, consistent and humorous char
acterjzation If a genteel comedy part Mr..
Charles H. UOyt will continue bis very sue
cessful iarce-cOmedy "a Texas Steer dur
ing the present week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

At tie Bush-street tomorrow evening the
sparkling and yIyacious George Parker will
Introduce her famous wooden shoe dance
and tell all she knows about her German
acquaintance, Jakey Schmidt. Miss Parker
is the only woman on the stage to-day who
can dance and dance gracefully, in the
AIsatian sabOt-ioytgear, as all Cur readers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
The Ornhenm Onera.

The next piece produced by the New
York Opera COmique Company at the Or
pheum will be the 1.-The Grand Duchess, ;"
an interesting work which this company is
admirably adapted to fill Meantime Johann
Strauss " The Queens Lace Handkerchief
will be continued. 1t may be said with
truth that the company have settled down to
the demands of this opera and are crafty
ing large attendance nightly.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

Falka. niece of Folbach. at the convent school,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -!..... Title SalinRer
Edwge, sister of Kitty Marceilus
AleXIua de Kelktrsch, young helress ..........-
Lena Salnger
KOnrad, Captain OF the Governors pages .......
........ Emma VOrce
Mlnna Julia simmons
Jonatha...... .....................G or ace Vernon
tancred, Folbach'S nephew, usher tn village
=, NuVl .'..i Il bIahSVh
EOlbach, Military Governor OF Montgratz.-......
-..-fhio first appearance ...... Ferris Hartmann
BOiesas chief of Tzgaui.. ............
----l ms HFSt dppe1TanCe) .-.....- arWlck ddhOT
Arthur, student, son OF a rich Hungarian farmer.
(his first appearance l--......... VIII HenShaw
Pelican. doorkeeper of the convent. Tom Ricketts,
Boboky, gan ScOut...........,....Ge George Harris
The SeneSChal ............ ......J ?. W ilsOn
Iekeli, sergeant OF duncan Smith