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This iHyoriie place OF resort was well
patronized again Iasl night BY some Of the
best ladies' and gentlemen of the city. The
absence Of anvthinr Of ungeutlemaniy or
immoral c0uduet and the high dsdcF OF ell
tertaiument 7t this conservatory 81 music
has wen for the management host OF
friends With couuuigssufs of music and good
people, Notwithstanding Ehe efforts OF rival
attractions who are Jealous Oi the success Of
the Palm Garden.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Thore Eas quite pleasant ii.tlc gathering
Of friends At the residence Of >, ? Martinez,
ueHr spadHs, on Christmas evening Mr
r. Harry aud vile, the htsscs sanuchOg
and Ms Ferries Of this ely we've present
The evening Was deiightiuIiF spent and Mf
Martinez sustained his reputation i0F senel.
on. hn.n-taLILE.
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THE COURTS.


SATURDAY, Dec. 27lh.
Lewis. exeeusdx. vs.. Adams-c Continued
till January 2nd.
Honey ys. Warren ct ai.--Motion for new
trial set for Argument iiec. 29th.
SET pom MONDAY
Hollingshead vs.. Baker-lrinl
aMlfn, ].
Estate Of 4 d Miller, deceased win ad-
Miised to probate.
otto stribei tai. vs.. P Davis ct al --yuar-
ment for defendants
Alvarez NJ Alvarez-Decrec OF divorce
granted a. prayed for.
SKI Foh aosDAy.
Eatate Of Julia J. Jones--will
Estate Of Ollser--Petitinn for letters.
Estat. Of J. A. rayiof-petition Tor letters.
Estate Of John c. Koistaa-lrinal account
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

William Johnson, the fellow who vas
found Friday night with coil OF unac-
counted for garden hose in his possession,
WIS last night arrested on WsrTant for ihe
theft Of said hose. MIS- Watson. Of First
street, laid claim TO the property aud alleged
that Il was stolen
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

At most banquets. dluuefs aud parties tho
Eclipse EXtra Dry Is used by tho elite cx
elusive Of al other champagne,
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no RENr.

The TivOM THEATRE OPERA HOUSE
Stage appropriate for The largest pieces.
Sealing cnpacify Of about one thousand
Apply only between the hours OF and ?
o'clock each day Of
JOHN G. BELL, Auctioueor.
Attorney 10 fact and agent Of I. L Walton.
Of San francico, Room "a Temple Block,
over ihn Los angeles Hank noya i'm
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Colonel {. b Rowland, Of iho Electric
Laeht Company, was pleasantly remembered
y hia rmployes on Christmas marn ur.
Mgrohing en- masse . ihe compsny'e ofhee
with Professor James Warren a. spokesman.
they pIteeniad hi1n With au elegant psif %
gold cuff lutt0is
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

EDuoR iIrRaLD. Plaaso inform me who ir
theauthor Of the famous saying. 'Di tie pso-
pc, or fh' people aud by iue people. and
nbllge a 8aurQ RIDER
L.os Angeles, Dec 2tth
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

fine modern built home. No. m Chestnut
street, two blocks from Downey Avenue, two
story, Mansard roof. II rooms and bah. good
slzed closets In every room all modern con.
yenlenceg' painted 6ntslda and Inside Ia the
best possible manner built by days work,
aud pronounced Al Cannot he SURPRISED
IN Workmanship and finish costing nothing
Tor water, a well Of clear, snft, sparkllng
water, winduili aud tanks. " which The
water y supplied In all pnrts Of the houee.
A hne view II every direction. Tho entire
city of los Angeles can be seen from this
point the View Gun never be ohs,ruoted
THIS fact alone makes 4 very valuable. Any
lady or gentleman 10 queV ~ nice, quiet
home, aud one that VIII Increase III value
rapidly, this " tho piHce, Quiet nelghbor-
hood IN tho vicinity OF Is. bunham. Esq's,
private residence, proprietor Of 81. Elmo and
PicO House and the elegant laid out grounds.
The seheiielin property. This property, the
house biilt Two yFafH ago, cost 5000 Terms.
= cash balance 70 years time AZ ~ per
cent per year
NOTE Parties IN wantui an elegant home,
OF to speculate, or as an Investment, W. beg
Of you 10 examine thoroughly. 4 fino resi-
dence. Sale positive without reserve the
owner being obliged 10 lehve the city Can
be examined every day after II An
deal VI JOHN G. BRILL. Anctioneer
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

No one can say sught against tie uae OF
medieAted inhalations for lung Diseases, on
the contrary we are IN favor OF them, 20
says Dr. Williams, who has had the honor OF
treating over 1900 patients during the past
Is years,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Whilst complaints reach rs from many
sides about dull Christmas trade, it IS the
more noticeable that the g. W. Gibson Com
pany report a brisker holiday business than
they have ever experienced. The rule OF
giving present with every sale exceeding
one dollar they win continue up TO January
J. 1875.
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The Christmas celebration which ives 80
have been given Thursday evening by the
Y. NJ. G A. At Railroad Chanel Is post
poned tii tomorrow evening, 4thsiD o'clock.
The services VII be under dc charge 0f
Raw " ~ Rqmaav
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The broad hall Of The Baker Block Is being
psrtitonpd OF for real estate offices, 20 nc
commadate she gentlemen who have oeeH
pied che 'front.' OF the corner room of ihe
block, into which Wells, Fargo & Co. are
now mNF tuF.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Fraat 2orrls and w. l. Rogers. who were
arrested on Now High street on Friday even.
ing, Tor dlsordorig conduct. and who Tesiasd
che officers mailing she arrest. we're tried To-
their offanser yesterday before Justice Nor.
ean Morris wae dued go and Raeors was
dned 80 Morris friends paid his hne. but
rodgers will loitul ga jail ior seventy i've
days
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Yesterday, eighteen hands ia the machine
shops Of The Southern Pacific read 10 this
city were discharged There seems 10 be 4
disposition on the part Of iho railway enin-
pany 20 reduce Is force in al departments.
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Il. MOSGROVE ( Co.
q S. Spring Street,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
decl4tf
Errited Thnnannds.

Al over the land are going into ecstasy
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery by
the timely nse Of this great life saving rene
dy efuses them 10 go nearly Wild in lis
praise. u is guaranleed 70 positively cure
Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, nnafseness, Loss Of Voice, or
any Affection OF the Throat and Lungs. Trial
bottles free al c. f. Heinzeman Drug Store.
Large size 81 90
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Officer sotelio, who was kicked by Rogers,
man whoia De had nnder arrest Friday
night. ID not 70 osdly hurt As his friends
thought Mt. EQtgllO was mp YESTERDAYS and
viii resume datY iu 4 short Tine.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Captain j. >. James. accompanied hy sew
eral plsasnre.seakefs, left last evening ior e
moonlight hshlng party AZ SuHt Monica.
The festive smell was the olieai 81 attaek,
and the plrty were assured u an abundance
80 low tide
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The sewer On Second street near olive has
caved. making az Immense hoe in thpl
dll uf she street The sawpI sc She corner Of
LoE Aneelcs sud Commercial streets bas
also given way
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Yesterday evening the following members
OF the Recreation Gun Club left for The
Balioun % spend Sunday IN pursuit Of che
wary duck Councilman u. u Day, Hon n.
a M0fiMiy, mesafs. c, # Northeraita, jake
kuhaa, Frank Brown, Doe raEgart, b Z.
White j. Lothian and Frank Ingalls,.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Tbs hne residence No az Chestnut street,
Essi Eos Angeles, 10 he sold At auction Oh
Wednesday next AZ g O'Clock, By John o.
Bell, is near Duwner avenue. u viii be
sold 90 the highest bidder without reserve.
headin auothef colamH. This is a credit
sale - ~ par cent. pes annum.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28
Improvement In fhs oonrt

The rooms Of the Superior Judges 10 me
eonrt house are being re papercd aud hand
sauely decorated by J HarrY Conlsa. Judge
Hfuusuu's chambers viii have z talch 81
nsthrtleisIu 10 suit Dis refined taste. The
east court room Is $3.50 being orerhHuled,
and 3 rafting viii Doe built enclosing the
Judges and CLERKS d0sEs, the iary bon and
she witness stand
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imported Plush.
n. .


al san Francisco, have limited number Of
eases ~ assorted California wines Rl their
New York egency. A most suitable holiday
gift ior their frlends East
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

For the beautiful full rugged ship, put up
for raffie or the Cape Horn Saloon, VIII take
place sunday afternoon, cornerof Main and
Alameda streets
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The latest epicurean decoction. Call aud
sample al ,. Rayer Il Co, Wholesale and
rgtgil dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
Liquors. 10 North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

fnhaiations nre positive in their action,
quick and lasting Ia their effect ~ the cure
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The cash value Of q right hand Is fixed by
a New England CQuri ~ N001 Ia tho villa
West TIE value Of haud depends largely ON
the number. kind and Arrangement Of the
spots end amount d money "a the pot
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sh5pptng Nev...

Yesterday tins remains Of j. v Hall. who
recently died here. were sen. 81 express 10
hts former home az CoatsYile. Eennsy rHnia
rintermeut
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

You can buy sheet music for ave cents a
cory At the Los Angeles News Co, ia South
Spring 81. Call aud get catalogue deg iu
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

on New YeaF's eve there VIII be grand
bali given at The ho.ol a. spadrA, by the
young men d that vicinity A pleasant
time Is anticipated
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The British ship Chapman, seventy days
cut FROM sydney, New South Weles, loaded
with coal, ls reported al San PEDRO.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28
Attention sportsmen.

Has received lot OF new shoes ead invites
inspection OF the same at II South Main op
posite Opera House. dee7 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Are now being served a Koatcr's Bakery,
Coffee and Ogsttf fsrlQl., Hoilcnheet BLOCK
conner 81 nn-lna aud Second sLrnaL.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

There wli 5e no cali on The Produce Ex-
change until Fridny. january ~ The MEM
nlEa VA take haNdaY.
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r. You want any shoi4uns, rides, pistols
ammunition and ~ kinds Of sporting goods
yitd and guaranteed, 90 to II AlQtterbeck,
fefaple Block, opposite the e, ). Hotel
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Block
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LErrERs FRON THE PEopLR.

ths tenorof Communications appearing
10 this column Is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor " the iiKR&ID. The writer
who desires 10 be heard IN iieheuid always
accompany his scfeed with hia full name,
not necessarily for publication but as q
guarantee ~ good lalih
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

TAF1OR- IN fhls city. December 18Th, 1854
% tho vile Of wv Taylor Esq-, a daagh.
ter
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nesIoates, gnhnIations.

Great fines At the Old skating rink, Il
South Spring street
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III III VI ~
For elegant cakes and ornaments 60 "a
Rosters Bakery.
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Baslon Cream Puts, daily, At the kmeri
etu B4kery. corner First aud Main streets
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slHiAAh
Aiirei Notwithstanding the peace; $50
William Rogers battery; $50
Juan Del pusa--Assanlf 10 murder; CON
Ahued { III January 10th.
George Miller Disturbing the peace; sc
quilted
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Parisias Christmas Novelties
Al MeDoneI's. Hose Rloct.
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H7WIEH tsNNUHH1
Concert tonight ~ the Berlin Lady OF
eaestra,
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JUSTIFY LING.
W. H. uags--Em bezzlenent; discharged.
Laura A. keed-BuFglafy, discharged
L. Tatina-Assanit with a deadly weapon
discharged.
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ooassH 'o-aiSHi by Tho Se''a lay or
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rhe Very gsest Fruit Cake
Ia the city is 10 be found q, Rosters, Hollen.
beck Block.
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Certificate Of Partnership.

Va. hbram Feintuch and Adoiph Ramlhis
DO hereby certify that We Constitute part
nefshir tranyaciinF bnslncps 10 this STATE
under The hrm name and atIlo 81 Fnintuch
RaiDlah. its principal place Of bualuess
Il the city and county ~ Los Angeles. The
full nhme and residences Of an is members
are signed hereto.
Los Angeles. Dec 10, 1854
ABEAA FEINTTucf4
Residing In 4. A.
AuotPD RAMI9u,
Residing Ia +. A
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wAsnISoror. Dec. az Pacific Coast geu
oraily fair weaihef
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OUR POMONA LETTER.

appeal from tne superior tunft OF Los An
geles COunty-l. 4, Ctson and Canheld 4
iiamrot for appellant, Attorney General and
ssephen n White for respondent
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Pleasant Valley Items.

On Wednesday last quite 4 number of
guests assembled at the residence of Mr.. Jos
p. Yingling, to witness the marriage ceremony
of Mrs. Frances L. Cookson and Mr.. John
II. Jordan, both of this county. The time for
the connubial ceremony was fixed at 3 o clock.
D. IN. At the hour named the ceremony was.
pei formed by Elder Solomon E. Stoner in
very impressive manner, after which congrat-
ulations were in order. The bride was neatly
attired in bottle green silk, while the groom
looked his very best in suit of black cloth.
Next in order was a sumptuous meal, which
was dispensed in a very hospitable manner
and enjoyed by the guests. Among the guests
were Miss Flora B. Frizell, daughter of Judge
VIM Frzell; Henry Cover and wife, Ephraim
Cover, Samuel Cover, Judge Isaac Bale,
Frederick l.. Yingling and wife, and number
of others. At p. M. the happy couple de-
parted in Joseph P. Yinglings two-horse
hack to meet the 5 o'clock train at Westmin-
ster for Baltimore city. They have our most
sincere wishes for their future happiness and
prosperity.
Mr.. John Myers of j. cut stalk of clover
from n lot he intends moving which measured
feet inches.
Mr.. Edward C. Yingling is now manufac-
turing his ice cream by water power.
Mr. n. H. Kester has put up new steps for
the convenience OF Ile IuculDeTS VI tlc lcdo-
ant Valley Cornet Band in going from his
store to the band hall, and also had circles
painted on the ceiling above the lamps, after
which he had the ceiling, walls and shelving
of his store room vanished, thus adding very
much to the general appearance of the store:
On Saturday last, at Up. M, the joint board
of trustees for St. Matthew's Church, at this
place, held their annual meeting in the base,
ment of the church The meeting was called
to order by the president, who stated the OBJ
iect of the meeting and business before the
board In the absence of the secretary, Mr..
Levi Myers was appointed secretary pro tenn;
The secretary's accounts were next examined
and found to be satisfactory, after which
several bills of incidental expenses were ex-
amined and ordered to be paid. The follow
ing officers were duly chosen for the ensuing
year Levi Myers, president: Jos. 7. 4ing-
ling. secretary, and Samuel Warehime, treas
urer.
Chas. L. Kester son of Vim. Hester, left
for Minneapolis, Mimi, on Monday last.
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For the Democratic Advocate.
Family Reunion. IsHfi

That very familiar and unpretending old
homestead, somewhat remotely situated from
the public road leading from Westminster to
Manchester, about two miles west of the latter
named place, commanding a view of one of
the most beautiful valleys our county displays
to the lovers of nature, and quietly occupied by
Judge Elias Myerly, his venerable companion,
together with his only daughter, constituting
the entire family, was relieved its usual
tranquility on Saturday, May S1st The
Judge family originally consisted Of four sons
and one daughter. The sons have all married
and removed with their respective families to
different sections of the state, the only daugh
ter remaining unmarried constituting part of
his present family. I.t E
In commemoration of his sixty sixth ami
versary, the Judge selected to celebrate the
same by summoning around him his entire
family, including the sons wives and grand
children, numbering in all twenty-six, all of
whom responded, with the exception of one
grandson, who was unable to be present. 1t
was an eyentful and propitious day, every one
seemingly happy gathered together in one
chattering group under the hospitable roof of
the father and grandfather. At about o clock,
P. NJ, this happy group were collected to-
gether into the old dining room, where sump-
tous dinner was prepared with bountiful
supply of good things, to which ample justice
was done. The old Judge seemed highly de-
lighted, and after taking survey of his guests,
pleasantly remarked, that in all his life, he
had had never seen so many Myerlys in one
group.
The hospitable manner in which all were
received, assured them that they were welcome
and will ever be remembered and appreciated.
A GRANDSON.
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Ann Griswold VS.. Sylvester W. Baseman;
damages; tried before a jury; verdict for the
plaintiff for $5S 90; Rich, of Baltimore, and
Seabrook for plaintiff; Hayden and McKellip
& Clabaugh for the defendant.
State VS.. Chas A. Elliot; selling liquor on
Sunday; tried before jury; verdict guilty;
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs; Hen
ming for State; Maulsby for traverser.
State VS.. Chas A. Elliot; same charge; tried
before the Court; verdict guilty; same SEN
tenee; same counsel.
State VS.. Chas. A. Elliot; selling liquor to
minors; demurrer; demurrer sustained and
traverser discharged; same counsel.
State VS.. Carrie Kelly; enticing Mary White
leather, being under the age of 1S years, from
the custody of her mother for purposes OF
prostitution; tried before the Court; verdict
guilty; Henning for the State; Ssabrook and
Reifsnider & Fink for traverser.
State VS.. Martha Mccormick; larceny; tried
before jury; verdict guilty; sentenced to be
confined in the Jail for three months; Henning
for the State; Seabrook for the traverser.
In the case of the State VS.. Chas. A. Rich
ardson. found guilty of larceny, the traverser
was sentenced TO be confined in the Jail for
three months.
Upon the affidavit of the trayerser that he
believes he will be unable to have fair trial
in this county, the case of Benz A. Richard
son, indicted for shooting DIR. 8obt. Wright,
was removed to the Criminal Court of Balti-
more city. :.
Now on trial-Jacob Algire VS.. Baltimore
& Hanover r. II. Co.; trespass q. T.. f.;
Record from Baltimore county. Stocksdale,
Bond and Maulsby for plaintiff; Barnitz, Of
Baltimore, and Roberts Of this city, for deten-
dant
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Earned runs-Pastime 2; Westminster l.
Two-base hits-Nicholas, McFadden, Ban
kert; Doyle, lowering, Dallam. Home run
-McFadden. Double play-Watson and
Oudesluys. Struck out-Turnbull 8, Montel
5, Harding I. Bases on balls-Turnbull 8,
Montel ., Harding 4. Passed balls-Dallam
/. Wild pitch-Turnbull l. Left on bases
Pastime 9; Westminster Z. Time of game
Two hours and twenty minutes. Umpire
Hicks, of Baltimore.
On Thursday afternoon a game was played
between an awkward squad of the Westmin-
ster Fire Department and the Young Ameri-
ca Club, the latter winning the game by
score of 10 to IA. The game was remarkable
for errors and general lack of knowledge of
the game. Allgire's run on a fly ball neatly
taken in, and his brilliant play at the third
base, where he was caught mapping and was
put out, were features of the game. Keen
was principally admired for punching out, or
his zoo gate after he had gotten base on
balls. The others of the Department were
principally conspicuous for doing nothing
brilliant. Bad errors on the part of the Young
Americas allowed the Firemen to score in
one inning.
The Henry Somehow base ball club, of
Baltimore, will play the Westminster club on
the Association grounds here this Saturday
afternoon.
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The Lovely GaIatea.

The citizens of Westminster have been sur
feited with entertainments for more than a
month past, consequently there was not a
very large audience at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House last Monday night, at the presentation
of Franz Won Suppe's comic opera, 'tThe
Lovely Galatea." The dress circle was well
filled, and orchestra chairs about half, with a
very select audience.
The opera was well given, the singing and
acting being fine. 1t would be hard to con-
ceive of better personation of the character
of Midas, the Jew, than was rendered by Mr..
Edward Macy, who possesses an excellent
bass voice. Miss Susie Maffit, as Ganymede,
stood next in favor with the audience. Her
parts were all well sung, but in the acting she
rather overdid it, while Miss Mamie Kunkel,
as Galatea, was rather too tame in her acting.
Both Miss Kunkel and Mr.. Charles Kaiser,
Jr., sang well, the former having sweet So
prano and the latter rich tenor.
There were some local hits in the opera,
and it was enjoyable throughout. All were
repeatedly applauded, and Miss Mafiit was
brought back several times in the couplets,
We Grecians.
If the company return here later they will
have full house to greet them.