The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Tast evening. to foil house b,iiy emerson
lay ,ava their farewell performance. AS
during their whole ene"sonioh'' '"'n "o' wac
.s,corously applauded.
~ nIgbt wa have Mckee Rankin and Miss
80, niancbard In the Danites. OF 1t a Nor
folk paper says: ,
Tho drama. go wildly representing life In the
california of the past, was presented at our
Opera House last niRnt by ne Mchee nankin
~ nnmbers and very enthusiastic In demon
oottrations of approval. Every seat throughout
the spacious aud9siatmtb was hlsd ahd many
M room The drama. which was written by
Inaauin Miller, the poet II the Sierras.. is
.pscture of life in the Golden State years. but
not 80 many, ago. 1t is far different from an,
drama of border life ever presented here, and
al superior to them IA ~ this difference. 1t
does not belong t. the class with which our
theatre oers ara 81 familiar. and should not bs
eonfounded with them. The chords of senti
nent. of poetry and OF love which the rough
miners impersonated touch more delicatrly
and thrill more sweetly than they would IL
transferred from the ugged scenes OF the -ier-
rae TO the scenes OF wealth. beauty anu renne-
ment. -
The Swedish Lady Vocal Quarette closed
their engagement at this theatre last evening,
before an audience whose appreciation OF the
excellent qualities of those singers was again
and Mr.. Alexander Freyeang the remarkable
harpist leave behind them some very PHEASANT
memories. The st. Charles Theatre VIII l., p pe
closed for week to come. OWING 10 tns sii
Of the attraction engaged f2r this week fa a.
to All their date. but the Old Drury VIII be re-
opened on Sunday next with al auractiSe
theatrical combination.
Varieties Theatre.
After n week OF H. M. S. Pinaforethe amatuers
closed their. engagement last night at Ia
Varieties, Manager Hal viii ende e, nI as soon
with as usual, something that Will be appreci-
ated by the public.
Hebrew Benevolent Association Ball.
The Touro Inflrmary and Hebrew Benevolen!
Association gavs grand FANCY dress anC
evening The ball was numeronsly attended
by the fashion and beauty Of our J wish popu.
lation and Its friends The association has he
following offi ers: President. Henry abraham
flrst vice president Rev. Jos. X. Gu helm: sec
ond Vice president. Cbas: Simon; treasurer
i. Kursheedt: secretary, Ernest IT, Florance. :.
About six hundred tickets We're sold: the ball
room was crowded. Tue association was or
ganized In lsa5 and now numbers about three
hundred. Every year ball Is given by the as
ISOLATION. which is always success.
Base hall
The first game base hall his season will b
played this evening on the grounds OF McCartl
enuare Third Dist let between Chas. Wright'
Klu Kux team of the Fourth Distric and Geo
Meyers Always Sure team OF the Third DIS
trict
D.. @. Ciapp C., A. G,anloff. LIST b., G. Bernard
I'd b., c. Wright sd b.. J. Force 8. g.. p, sweene
ri, Jno. Barth |. I, Jas Loze e, ~
Always Sures team: n. North o.. Il. Hall G.
Fitzpatrick, lst b., W. Zengle I'd p. Chas, Olsel
sd B., Jos. heals 8; 8; v.Fioriorn' l. I. W. ooope
good game is expected as both teams are II
good trim. Game will be called at .. m. sharl