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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
DEci NATION
OF Ficssr1. :, Sabi.ht and y. w.
nsslkiuicy Tor Frceh yiders.

OF Eicssr1. >, Snbi.ht and y. w.
Msikinicy Tor Frceh elders.
: he following letters ccI tanning tie
sleclinationB 80 Mr.. F.,nt Sabicili an
Nj. ]. w. Mckinley, to bsrve as Free
holders, havc been resolved but no
nominations have been made to fill heir
places az yat.
w. X. Burke Esq, Ch,irman Democratic
Centred Committee, Los angeles:
My Dear Sir-Fully apprcciating the
honor conferred in the selection OF my
name by your Committee as one OF the
Freeholders charged with the framing Of
a new City Charter, am compelled TO
decline owing to Encouragement
necessitating the absence OF myself and
family from the city. Had not this been
tho case | would cheerfully assume and
discharge the task assigned me. With
great respect am sir, Yours truly,
FRANK SABIcHI,
Los Angeles, May 25, 1888. M
Sutherland Hutton, Esq, Chairman Re-
publican City Central Committee.
DEAR SIR = While appreciating the
honor done me, by the suggestion Of my
name by your committee for one OF the
Freeholders TO be selected to frame
charter for the city of Los Angeles, it
will be necessary for me to decline, as |
am not eligible to the position under the
provision OF section s, article IL, of the
Constitution, which requires that the
Freeholders shall have been qualified
electors of the city for the period OF five
years. Yours, respectfully,
j. w. MCKINNEY.
Los Angeles. Nav 25th. rl M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
General Gicauinxs


The overland trains were bulletined on
time yesterday.
Mr.. H. b. Keeler, agent Of the Cali
fornia Central at Santa Ana, was in town
yesterday.
Mr., G. H. Cummings, paymaster of
Placerville road, was in the city yester-
day and went north last night.
Mr.. II. A. Johnson, First Assistant
General Freight Agent of the Union
Pacific left to-day for his headquarters at
Omaha.
Mr.. s. X. Hooper, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent OF the Denver and Rio
Grands, left to-day for his headquarters
ct Denver.
30 far, ten tickets to the Democratic
Convention ct st. Louis have been sold,
five by Mr.. Quigley Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
West Lake PARK.
The following communication viii b

The following communication will be
handed to the Council tomorrow:
GENrLEMEN-We,7 the undersigned,
representing the Citizens Fund, for the
improvement of West Lake Park, request
your Honorable Body that you accept q
mapsof said Park as presented by City
Engineer Lambie, as official, and that you
instruct the Committee on Parks to call
in 25 per cent. of said Citizens subscrip-
ton for the Improvement of said Park.
Furthermore, that youfnstruct the said
City Engineer to make plans and specif-
cations and prepare for the drainage of
the lake in said park; also that you ad.
vertise for bids for grading the roadway
in said park as shown upon said map.
Respectfully submitted, 8. @. Hubbeil,
Z. A. Forester, M. Hagan, ]. @. Oliver,
HI. G. Wiltshire.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Pullman I,a..engers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the East
By the 2:45 P. NJ. train-Mrs. Cooley,
]. B, Cournight, Mr.. Richardson, r. f.,
Schultz, Mrs. Capt. Burns, Mrs. I. Cohn,
Mrs. !. Levi, A. Washburn. w. ID. Free
man, j. s. Aver. @. d. Wright, +. X.
Ainsworth, Mrs. Stocking, @. III. Cum
mings, G. O. Bait. Mrs. f. H. Head.
By 8 80 P. NJ. train--Mr. Grace, @. w.
Slocum, r. Attschell Mr.. Hall, Mr..
Bentley, Mr.. Wolf, Mr.. Fenno, j. r. ST.
mon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
snn Gabriel nincs.


EpIroR LEADRR:-The existence Of rich
deposits of placer gold within the boun-
daries Of Los Angeles county has been
known for a great many years. Major
Truman, in his. Semi-Tropic California"
saws: "During the past eighteen years
Messrs. Ducommon and Jones, mer.
chants of Los Angeles, have purchased
in one way and another over " 900 600
worth of gold dust, taken from the placer
mines of the San Gabriel river, and 1t IL
fair TO presume that at least like
amount has been disposed OF to San
Francisco merchants. The statistics OF
tho San Francisco mint show that in one
wear nearly $4,000 worth of gold dust
was sent from Los Angeles county for
coinage purposes"
During my stay in this locality / have
visited two companies who are engaged
iu hydraulicking on the San Gabriel
river. II. G. Roberts, o member OF one
I of the companies, informed me that In
tweutv-six days, working an average OF
from Ave to six men, he has taken out
se yenty-eight ounces oil gold, worth
Az 30 per ounce, or q total OF H,37l.
The wears work would average with this
report.
About twenty-four miles from Los An
geles and three miles from the mouth OF
| the canon San Gabriel is located silver
bearing lode, owned by the late DR..
| Winston's heirs and others, and known
| as the Zapata mine. A vast amount Of
money has been spent on this
mine. which in the words Of Col. d. q.
| Rnell. one of the most thorough miner-
alopists and mining adopts in the world,
| IS. ia mountain OF silver" Already
$50. 600 has been expended in tunneling
the Zapata. Had it not been for an &C
/ cident in which the timbering, or por-
| ton Of it, gave way few years ago,
causing an abandonment OF direct ope-
| rations, no doubt exists but that there
would have been to-day in successiui
| running order as fine silver mine ~
there is on the coast.
There is great deal of prospecting 60.
ing on in the San Gabriel mountains and
recent reports would seem to justify the
belief that mines OF great value exist IN
this section. About twenty miles from the
! mouth of the canon is sgold mine known
as the I've Hee mine owned by b. Doug
las and others. A party Of St. Louis cap
italists passed our camp Friday on their
way to this mine, and they said II 1t is -
good as it is represented to be they will
put up large stamp mill, and they havs
Already started road to the mine.
The Victoria Mining Company ID push
| ing things along ver3 rapidly. In short
| time the waterwheel. hume and dam
! will be completed. The road has luss
been finished from the mouth OF the
! canon to the mine, and two teams are
\ engaged in hauling lumber and other
! mining material. Work in the tunnela
| Is carried on day and night. Tbs work.
! men are now engaged in running vhat
= known - jup-driits, one - ccnd4et ~
finfn ~ msin 1nnnHl Yn1eh ~ n1|
Ions. a rich BODY 81 ore hae ~ beoa
sfxQck, which viii aesay into IL thoas-
ands per ton Tventy-six men ~ e.
ploycd, and IS many more might - 4
the company bad the material 10 work
with. Mr.. Deity says he viii have
everything into running ordsr BY tho
latter part Of July. X. Z. @. FRANZ.
Victoria Camp, May Cd.
--lMonoyis LezdAs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Reilly 4 weeds.

Reilly 4 Woods great specialIf
win occupy the stage at the Pan
of next week. 1t embraces such
as Pat Reilly, who is supposed ri
perior to Pat Rooney, Flore11c
and the great Nelson family 4
Grand Will be closed and reoulrr
prevail throughout the engsesr
week viii no doubt be q pecunI1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
AtchIsou OffIciaIs.

A number of prominent Santa Fe Off
cials are present in the city. They are |;
Mr.. W, F. White, General Traffic Man
ager; Mr.. Geo. Il. Nicholson, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent; Mr.. Dan Nc
Cool, General Manager OF the California
Southern, and Mr.. II. z. wilkins, Cen
eral Freight and Passenger Agent Of the
California Central.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
POor DOG Tray.

The dog-catchers were out with lariats
and carts yesterday, capturing all the
stray CANNES that were lurking about
town. A good many persons who had
nothing better to do found lots Of fun in
Watching the trappers at work, az some
Of the incidents that occurred were very
ludicrous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
The Pasadena Race.track,

The citizens and residents in the
vicinity Of Pasadena are very anxious
that the race-track which it is proposed
to locate near there be at once laid out.
Many propositions for sites have been
made, and the matter will probably be
settled at an early date,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
A Trip Go CamuIos.

Mr.. Frederick Warde, Miss Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. Bell and Senator Del Vale,
leave to-day on the morning train for an
excursion to Camulos. Mr.. Warde and
his company play on Monday night In
San Bernardino and from that point 20
to San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
THE SANTA FE SYSTEM.
A Chat with Traffic Manager W.
r. White.

A HERALD reporter yesterday enjoyed
few minutes conversation on railroad
matters with Mr.. w. F. White, General
Traffic Manager Of the Santa Fe system.
Speaking Of the statement made by q
morning contemporary to the effect that
the Atchison has perfected its plans to
build up the coast, Mr.. White said: $50
far as know, no such arrangement has
yet beeu made, nor have heard Of any
such proposition being mooted at head
quarters. The Wilbur-Paulsell road which,
as understand, is to build to a connection
with the Atlantic and Pacific is not In
any way controlled by the Santa Fe, and
in point OF fact had not heard Of 1t until
came here"
The fight being made by the Texas
and Pacific for business in New Mexico
would, Mr.. White thought, soon be over,
and he said that he understood that an
arrangement had been made which
would clear up all the trouble by tho
first Of next month,
The new lire between Chicago and
Kansas City was, Mr.. smith said, =
very v9knable piece Of property. TlP
freight fraffic overit assures the fullat
expectations and ths vo5obule tr<lnt
carry q great number Of peMenGsHt
The Santa Ee geneexlly ID in : ves,xl
hourishing condition, oqd the direutpii
are highly pleased with ~ spl9ndt ~
suit2 thAt accrue hon theE Callzoanln
bY less.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
The WheeIu,er,,

On Wednesday next the annual race
meeting Of the Los Angeles Wheelmen
will take place at Agricultural Park, on
which occasion 1t is expected that some
Of the best racing ever Witnessed here
will take place. The wheelmen have
been preparing for this event for some
time past and the programme arranged
is one that will attract attention not only
among lovers of the sport, but among the
citizens In general. The prizes to be
given have been displayed in promin-
ent show window and have attracted
crowds Of admirers. The following is
the programme Of events:
!. One mile race, best three in five,
club.
2. One mile novice; open.
8. Hall mile heat race, best two in
three; for club cup and championship.
4. One hundred yards slow race; club
5. Quarter mile Tandem tricycle. race
8. One hundred yards dash, foot race !;
open.
Z. Hall mile dash; open to boys under
18 years Of age.
s. One mile dash; open.
0. One mile handicap; club. Medal
presented by Mr.. G. A. Won Brands,
handicspper.
, lo. Fancy riding by the midget, Ledru
B. Kinney.
II. Three mile State championship !;
open to l.. A. w. members.
IL. One mile consolation race; open
to racers who have not won a medal dur
ing the day.
Gold and silver medals will be given
for events Nos. /, 2, 6, 8. and IL. Silver
medal viii be given ior event No. 5.
Gold medals will be given for events
Nos. z, 10 and 9.
The following is list Of the entries:
One mile heat race, best three in five.
club-J. p. Pefciyal, A. w. Allen, James
w. Lancaster, W. 8. Wing and P. L.
Abel.
One mile, novice open-E. N. Dough-
terry, @. M. Smith, d. L. Burke, Z. P.
Woodworth, Sidney A. Smith and Philip
Raab.
One-half mile, heat race, best two in
three, club--A. w. Allen, E. P. Wood
worth, 3. @. Woodwork, James w. Ian
caster, W. s. Wing and P. L. Abel.
One hundred yards, slow ,race-L. B.
Kinney and NJ. A. Baker.
Stuoh boA tAii0 tuuoCA bflCyCio IdCt-
Leslie and Brockwsy, Olds and Archi-
bald.
One hundred yards dash, foot-race-
9. Z. Patrick, W. O. Leates, P. j. Ward
and H. L. Lockett.
One-half mile dash for boys under
eighteen years Of age-A. w. P. Kinney
and w. j. Allen.
One mile, open to amateurs only.
P. Percival, O. M. Smith, A. w. Allen,
r. @. Woodwork, James w. Lancaster,
w. 8. Wing and o. L. Abel.
One mile handicap, club, medal given
by g. A. Van Brands, handicapper-D.
O. Burke and James W. Lancaster.
Three mile State championships. P.
Percival, O. M. Smith, @. II. Andrews,
A. W. Allen, h. G. Woodworth, D. L.
Burke, James w. Lancaster, w. 8. Wing
and p. L. Abel. ANGLoE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Fedestrfa.fsni.

The following extract from Umpire's
remarks in the California Spirit Of the
Times anent that late resident of Los
Angeles, Henry Bsihune, ESQ.,, are 30
much to the point that l cannot refrain
from reproducing them:
Harry Bethune. the weil-known Cana
dian professional sprint runner is one Of
the shrewdest OF his ken in America. He
distanced Miss Baird in foot-race for
the front position In the courts and on
the cinder path he holds the upper hand
Of hundreds OF athletes. members OF the
profession he follows for livelihood. He
can outrun any man in America, in q
sprint race, and consequently he is al
ways safe when he makes match; that
is he can either stay behind or 90 to the
front. In staying behind he oftentimes
takes N'g chances of carrying extra
weight, b the inducements are SO very
fiattering, generally speaking, for Mr..
Bethune to ease up at the finish that the
sharp bark Of the bulldog has but little
terrors for him.
C.G. Wood. the English runner has
retired from the turf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
AvoEtHA nAlEy srvpAY MoNNv0 MAy

ppSen's tho-e suffering iroin the inh-is-
zion OF the stencil, and forty-eighs other
2ersors signed "a. affidavit 10 the ecsct
taa. the smells and odors wsse injurious
to the public health.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
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engo.e y1n1t ~ lnrror6 0aID1 1117
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engtN9 - pnw hil11bn h0rG3gl1ur1F u1 y
- onf fo4noqm Homo1ucls II - 1H
osics Cuefus ID brilliant this week VIII
eoIden blossoms, but they do not hidj tho
Sdnno uhioA Y launches at tally.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
The summer Meeting.

The following information in regard to
the conditions and closing Of the entries
will prove valuable to all turf owners.
Conditions Of three and four-year-old
Stakes: American Trotting Association
rules to govern. Il Five or more to enter,
three to start; stakes to be divided
seven.tenths to first horse, two-tenths to
second, one-tsnth to third. Added
money, fifty per- cant. to first, twenty
ApAsto second, ffteea- to third, ten to
fourth. II only three start, fourth
money reyerta tQ the society II only Two
11aft, third end fQnx3h money reverfss to
Sansy Is sivSh: w 6cfss making 81 s ths
Dne only entitled TO the stakes actually
=. js z.'|9, t3.s S;ss "a is3 z h ! Y Y
y poE cnnk = pI1rn {yllnniniu 1gg1tIps
a R:e|ag e l. ae.6..s -, .Isns 9
s<n pacing and txotting; Padif6 osaSG
"a. e TGQhf q rscss and divIsioa d
M9ey - above. Stakes in accoedeneo
Wo1o made. No AaddSd' money Tor =
wslk-ovor; horse making same only 10.
ceives the entrances actuallRpGid IN. "A i
naf>e siafanoius The hsld sscVivee Argt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
rlewer ressivaI Preaf1|

On Friday the Flower Festival1
Esve 1850 to the Orphan'4
This was the surplus left from (
Flower Festival SITTER paving ?
Woman's Home indebtedneou
society does not owe . dollar ard
thing connected with the n
Home building is paid for, Il
the recent addition. The anno1
ing Of the society will be ho'
Wednesday week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Unlverslty Cencer&|

AS stated in yesterdays HEE,2
concert st the Los Angeles BaI{
versity, on Friday night, wasI
cellent, and all Of the numbok6
programme were well rendered.
lowing was the programme
Eight Hands (Schubert), Missoo
Smith, Minnie Thomas, Rosa
Emma Benson; Piano Solo,
Waits (Bell), Master Ira Mitchell
2 Pianos, Last Rose Of 6u|
lKinkel), Misses Grace Emit|
Jessie johnson Song, 4
rassment," Mr.. Arthur L. q
Duo, two pianos, "Christmas
polka (Wyman), Misses Anna F0v
Mamie Rose; Guitar Solo, "seba
Miss Birdie Taylor; Solo and
Grand Valse (Schnlhof) Miss G|
Johnsou, Mamie Rose, Jessie VI
Song, ''The Message" (Blumenfh1
Rider; Duo, Count ON Ne. "
(Dressler), Misses Bina Burks
resa Mailman; Piano Trio, "Buo&
(Dessaux), Misses Mamie RosS1
Fowler, Grace Smith; Song, q
ed" Miss Overton; Duo, tWe n
"Le Claire" (WsllaceJ, first pialI
Rider. second piano, Gertrude J&
Song, "The Day Is Done" Mr.
Rider; Piano Solo, Polka dc Z
(RafD Miss Kate Rider.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
THE RESULT

OF she Flower Festival and the
Disposal Of she Funds.
Following is the statement of tho re-
ceipts Of the Flower Festival Of 1883 and
tho disbursement of the funds:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Instfsuse.; NJ. 4

Az the meeting q the 4oduhS 7sas
Iestltats ~. ~. III 4Rzsa aiq k z y,
tIoa e. slscliaa * H i
Vie Institute (: Rrstid ~ {. = |.. ii
vice-P Prssident, Themes 81 ~ r.
lsadore DpekVeilef; Sec< <efsfy. V.gFE{9
cell and IS Cleveland g . g e. . III \
Schwab; Financial Sacrstars. q, e(I.s
Limbrock. The election viii :ako p2nco
the second Thursdsy Of next Month. No.
IA Is the Oldest Institute n the city. and
hi9 msmbership ot l2b.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27

La, Rsknx VS4S knd EdW WA n. Knirhf.
With Mnrfka, Nsnitaaa, 1soretoss, BoAs-
milan Girl, Faust, Ckissss o. Ner~aady
Ballo un Nasekera and Fra Diapelo =
their rcpertosys Tie company mll shortly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
nemocrasic club nlee,ina, ,

The Democratic Central Club met last
night in Judge Hutton's courtroom,
President Mackey in the chair. The re-
signation of Mr.. Chas. Kearney as secre-
tsry was rendered and accepted. Mr..
r. Dominguez was elected temporary
secretary. Mr.. Glowner, Of the Commit
tee on Constitution and Bye-laws, re-
ported that owing to the fact that sotAs
Of the committee bad not nionAd thu ~
port, he was not ready to. tuhtnfts the
labors of the committee to ~ m4sfing,
After some discussion, The cnrtclii itt6el
was granted . weeks fprthsf ttnA Ind
the meeting adjourned. ! 5.ss 'i ss'S s-s''' {.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Csming Attracts fons.

Next week Manager H. G. VI
play . minstrel company q
Hall. In August Mr.. Wyatt, y
already done 90 much for the ~
ment Of and instruction Of the 1I
the dramatic line, will give an &
dented piece of managerial en1|
The Madison Square COMPANY
York, which has heretofore pIa5
Chicago and San Francisco in il /
tours, win give Los Angeles . III
der Mr.. wyatt's management
company is undoubtedly the Z
thestrical organization IN Amer
one Of the greatest in the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
PUBLIC WORKS.
snAatfen ns

Booo4auDooootn0ue - ~
URea Te>nerFeWs
The Board Of Public Works 4
terday morning and made the q
recommendations
That the petition Of Joseph ~
al. 10 have the vashout loca>o
interssctiou Of Calumet and t
streets fllsd. be rsfsrrsd to ~
Superintendent,
That ths protest Of w. n. NJ
againet The proposed grade - IN
li1hed On Chicago street, betWuoi
ans oyenue and the south hno q
b3oe| Honcock's survey, ~
q ~ Deo11& does not con1n1
siept number Of signatures nnd
pfnoontod in time.
ThA1 the protest Of @. B. w
= A., property owners on Up1H
ofsoa(, aoninst ths acceptanS6
ea1ueaf work On their streo9, -
3xtek RDoo. be rpfsr1ed q II @
VnDos ~ nxnminakion.
5a1 " petition Of the Weul1
Il 4 - .L... - U
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27

shJ third money only; in any other
eyos !, first money only.
in all races five are to fill and three to
start, but 9 lesser number OF entries
will hold, by oroportionatc amount OF
pure beng dsducted. Colors will be
remed for g.. running nominations.
Drivers will o. requested to wear distinct
colsrvd caps in all harness events. The
E4ard reserves the right to change the
order or sandwich heats anG races, or
postpone rsses, when in their Judgment
Ii may seem advisable. Entries TO close
with the Secretary Jul" 10, 1888, at mid
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
Total recelpts.. :.......:.,....... .$14 ,555, q
Mrs. W. B. ABERNETHY,
Fluancja1 Sacratarv


Financial Secretary.
In this connection the ladies OF the
Flower Festival Society desire again to
express their appreciation Of the efforts
made by the ladies Of the Orphans Home
Society to insure the success OF the Festi-
val, gladly sharing with them whatever
praise is due for the success achieved. 1t
ia also due the ladies of the Inelewood
booth to state that the money paid them
donated to the Woman's Exchange. A
beautiful letter was received from the
committee in charge Of the San Fernando
and Pacoima booth, thanking the ladies
for the compliment paid them in the
awarding, a TIN 500 psemium, and re-
qussking ths sccisty % accept the same
= q tnksu of apprehension Of the great
md god vrk a the Flower Festival
6ueisays sss@s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
]. w. RoBISsoN, President.
nrr.An Ia.~ata~.,

i. "A. DECANF, beCrctafy.
Ariel Lathrop, the manager Of the
Palo Alto stable, has in .ructed Mr.. DE
Camp to engage quarters for him during
the Fair week. There are no less than
twelve Palo Alto colts entered in the
stake races, and Mr.. Lathrop says he
will enter for everything that he can get
into. Msnxanita, the celebrated 4year-
old trotting mare, will be included in the
string.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
o1naansr DepMrsnss

ThesHsncr Cifyoi P1sbzs lsit lcelan
Djqogynl1DN1rEwlfh ~ 1uiISvza1 -
|snon1ps - La11n La12 M. q. n. /.
G1GugY, Nh ~ II ~ -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
SPORTS.
The Bicycle Races on Me.
mortal Day.
INTERESTING RACING MATTERS
Events in the Prize Ring.-Pedes'
trianism and Other
Notes.

The Bard proved that his victory in the
brooklyn handicap was no fiule in de-
feating Sir Dixon in the cup on Wednes-
day last with the greatest Of ease. Now
that the racing season is in full swing,
we hear floating rumors OF the large
sums Of money won and lost by individual
bettors. Pittsburg Phil, gentleman
who follows the races for what
he can make by backing horses, is
generally looked upon as the American
Plunger. Last year his winnings were
popularity put down at 100000. Many
people will laugh at me when tell them
that this amount would be looked upon
as mere bagatelle, were it
won by betting owner, who
won one Of the great English
Handicaps, when George Lambert's Don
Juan won the Cesarewitch handicap, dis.
tance 2I4 miles in 1882. The
owner won 100000 or $300,-
600. The jockey E.. Martin received
a douceur Of $4,000, which is as much
as most American owners aspire to win
on a race. That betting in America is
yet In its infancy, is evidenced by the
fact that the sporting papers notice such
trifing losses as those made by Pittsburg
Phil at Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27
ssifsrt ana kohler Gomez,

H 91hAuHk Am0 MOmtcE C0MLE1
On Tuesday and Wednesday ev
ct Bsncroft's Music Hall, Mess
fert and K6hler will give concert
II y expected will be we'll attends
Mslbourne argus, in speaking
K3hler's playing says:
The Metropolitan Leidertafol n
hfth concert for the present soaSo|
Town Hall last night, In the prod
: great audience 80 Who|
Heinrich K0hler took Ill
~ solo pianist 10 play the
csrts&ueck" Of Weber, with AZ
accompaniment, the scene n
worthy Of 9 city which aims a.
culture In music. The honorra
performance remained with u
player, whose orchestral accompo
was ct times little faulty. Herr
by his display Of fine musical isel
skill, which has not been surpasuI
the profound admiration of an Il
well skilled to Judge his merits.
recalled with enthusiasm and II
cred with the only encore Of the D
In reply TO this he played part
slow movement from the second
forte Concerto Of Chopin-s beota ~
ample Of tenderness, grace antSn2
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