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co. L, FIRST INFANTRY.
Washlngion's and Captain Dunning's
birthday Celebrated.

CANNoNviLLE, Utah, Feb. q, 1895.
Editor Desorst As1G
washing,on's birthday was duly
observed here by Company l., Third
Battalion, Fret Infantry, n. q. u, by
n dTill, parade and company inspection
under the supervision Of Captain John
w. Dunnlug, LieutenAnts A. J. Haw.
sen and George w. johnson. A. 2
pm. the "Afsombly" was sounded
by the buglor, tho company
falling In on tho parade ground In
"iull marching order" After the
inspection the command was exercised
In the manual OF arms, marching, ETC.,
and be II said to the Ooys' credit, they
handled their pieces like old veterans,
Observing the proper cadence Win
accuracy and precision, which brought
forth words OF praise aud worthy COM
ment irom the spectators. A marked
anu novel feature " the exercises was a
"drill IOWA. in which the entire com
pany competed. A social ball Ia tht
evening completed the days festiy.
tiles.
Company j. IL mroe than anxious for
the fifst annual encampmont ~ come
OF In order 10 compete with any COM
pany In the regiment for the best drilled
man In the Nc. u, which We claim We
have In the person OF John NJ. Dun
ming, who also enjoys the honor ana
Distinction OF being the Oldest soldier
Tin point Of sorvioe) In the National
Guard Of Utah, having " his credit
eluVsn years. active service In the
United States army. And last, but not
least, We lay claim 10 having In our
ranks the uglieut man Ia the entire
guard. or course We Withhold thu
geutleman's name aud points ot ugll.
neas I'LL tho time to "show up" wnon
We will be q sure winner. Company
Il has been honored by Col Henry
Page commanding tho regiment, IN the
selection OF NophI Il. Howard as Iegi-
mental color tearsr, position the ten.
tloman Will MI with credit 10 himself
aud with honor and reverence Tor the
regimontal flag he will proudly uvAr.
On the evening OF the 2BIh iael
company l. gave grand uall Hnu
promenade In honor Of the Anniversary
Of our esteemed captains birth, who
upon that day, to use his own la.
guage, was shorty years In this wilder
nets," eleven OF which lac spent M 4
soldier IN deienso Of his county. oar
hall was taslsfully decorated win
tho Stars aud Stripes, stacked rifles,
bfistling bayOnots, haverHacks, canteens
etc. At tue back Of the stage wa,
suspended n lafgt-siEeu orayon pictutt
OF Captain Eunning, which for artistic
workmanship true TO life, ETC., was ad
mired by all. Al 7 pm. ths hall re-
sounded with tue clarion notes Of Ia,
bugle, ths "assembly" being sounded
when tho grand march was formed, lee
by Captain Cunning and LADY. A
the conclusion Of the march the bugl,
again pealsd forth a signal 10 "rally bl
squads" in the quadrllle, when IA,
social hostillties commenced. TIT
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN. THAT n
~ pursuance OF an order of the Probate
Court OF the Niiy and County of salt Lake,
Territory OF Utah, made on mo gird day %
February, 1895, On the matter ui tho estate "
HouiamIu q. Allen deceased, Che undersilucd,
administrator " mo said estate will sgll Ht
private sale 60 Che highest bidder Tor cash aud
subject O. combination uf Haid Probate Court,
on ~ after tnu t2th day uf March. isl1, at ~
O'Clock M.. AZ No. 80 Wr6t Second south
street, ln CITY and county of sails Lake. Utah.
SO said place aud time bids tu writing viii
ho received hy taid administrator for said
pruUc ty, Tor al the rob. title, interest
ami gsllic Of the said lianihu.n Allen az the
time of DE dCath, and 100 thU RIGHT, tluo and
interest that The snid estate hla, by operation
Of Jaw or oihorw .sc, acquired other than or in
addition g. that % tue SAID BENJAMIN u Alec,
At Tho tine of his duath, in and 90 900 that Ger.
tain Int, piece or parcel % land situate, IyiuE
and bclnri the said city auI county u ralt
Lake, Niah, and bounded and described as foi.
lows 10 Wit.
lots number one, two, nineteen and
twenty, 70, q, % ana 90 iu block number two
t3I 90 rruit Vale addition o. -alt Lake CIV,
ltau. Terms and conditions Of sale Cash
down, lawful money uf the United state.
JOSEPH g. sOuTuElL
Administrator OF the estate 81 benjamin 2.
Alien, deceased.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and Tor the TaIri
Judicial u strict Of Utah rerriorH
County Ot salt Lake
Hannah Ehrngrcn UUrian,
rlainun,
JOiIN n PIKE,
D. n SNOW,
IH#HHHH

Hannah khrnGcn oUnan,
John T Wilson, Mcla L steele. @. NJ Ham
moud, Fannie 4. nArcOurb i. ~ Ms'
tranAhAn, a. q. Butler Joseph q; alA'
ther, administrator u the estate OF ~ y
Alien, deceased, Dudley ". steele, bua.1g
smith. John N steele. Thatcher MiIlins
aud Elevator tompany, n corporation, ~
John q uO0lCy, administrator % We esta'
OF Morris Goldberg, decoaneli 9y,,yu'. snd
Tho People OF The Territory o. O'An ''''
10 John =. wilson. Mcla Z. steele, g ~
almond Fannie a. iiarc0urL y ="
ther. admini2tratdr Of Tho rstala o. 10 =.
Allen. deceased, Dudley N steele, ,'hWG
smith, John N, steele, lhhtchrt NNani
John Doolcy. administrator OF we 10y l,'
OF Morris 60 dhrrg, deceased, deienlA.,a'
you ARE HEREBY REQUIRED ~ ,68
/ pear IN an acunn brought ata'In, ny, .,,rt
Court OF the Third Judlclal p.s'H,t o. w.,
territory OF Titan aud 90 answer NE eoml ~
hled therein within ten days exclusive ~ W
Gay OF serricol siIeI the service on ~ az
sunmOna-if served within tht counll ~ "a
served oct ~ this comfy, but IN NV atNsts
within twenty days; oiherwlie wliattn W., w.
dAys--eI Judgment by default w N.',as
hgal.s, Iea' according 70 wsbiA'~
iii1 slI'i action IL brought TO have decree
Of tins court Tor An accounting OF thn 49,.
NNtf ANHtANNN WIN hANNlNNN ANH' 100 ItH
upon q certain promssory note, exc ugvl.g
~ o. Allen and defendants Johh - n..
and MclnE steele, " John EhrnGrh' NI.gt
~, lssp. for S,o0l. with interest 90 ~. 'v.t
per Anuum from date saru pclnE Vu' XII
wholly unpaid save interest 10 req, ~ t.ts
and being secured ny mortgage ~ eluu N,,J
on promises hereinafter described oNv'.,1
by SAID paroles 10 said John EnfnE'vaaii and
nm being now tho owner OF aAll tty,gNg,,Irt
MORTGAGE; defendants llnmmnhl' HM.gg.G
MctirannhAn aud Hutler having lcrn,no n.ye
owner, 0f shid moftguged prumlHesi W n'tI
nv, lion OF SAID mortgage declared lhu hIstg.
aid PREMISES 90 hxyc came SOFA anu ~, dG,
applied In payment u amounts lVgud I'm
as ABOVE, 20 have deienuaul, e.+, III
claiming under them barred 10y a M nave
equity u redemption 90 aaid pfem't lntt6tg
"A ID. drieucy Judgment againN u9ign.,f
Wilson, Mclu O., Steele, liaininuhu' 10 rss1.tiL
Nrt,rnuahan and Butler, ana tor ntlol ,t.
said premises hra described ~ iolo" o. mi.
mentinr az point 1875 irot W. trom AZ, M.
Nor lot d bloc IL, plat A, SAT- LAAu NJ
ycy. running thence ", 81 l.la legL " r8ds
rods thence q. % ~ teci Wgh,v d; nav as
10 beginning together WIN Ltntt In raIg
RIO county. Utah Territory. Deterioration
and you arc hereby notified ihAl ~ you 800
800 md answor the said complain D, tb1
-lfn'red tho ssii planuh vi. eli'
,ourt for the relief demanded lsgl,.n md e.
Witness. tho Hon, samuel A. ,ni.,,!Itt riUri %
"""' and tho seal ~ me lllslIl.' slf
ne Third judicial llsFill'. ii1.'s.v
NsAAL' ,1februaryiu thr yaar OF guy ~,
one Thousand oghl hsnaT''
ninsPbayin @ pUSGAE ClsfE
BY GFORGH j Luuhln, ht',s,I llainud
TnoMAH ADAIs. AlteEaaey Io' t'-''
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evenings entertainment wss inter
tperfed with songR, spoechts, recita-
iions, etc, and an exhibition drlll by
the boys In blue, In which all acquitted
Themselves with credit. Dsnclug be-
ing tho order on the "hfing line"it was
kept up I'LL II O'Clock, at which hour
Musician TALBOT sounded "lnps,"
when all dispersed feeling TO praise the
boys OF Company "L." for the real
COED time had. Great croJi, IL duu to
the various committees anu tho band
for their untiring efforts to make the
iortleth birthday Of Captain JOhn ~.
Dunnlng great success, In which
their fullest expectation In this r.
spect WAS fully realized.
ONE o. THE GUARD.
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mARsHAl's SALE.

DURsUANT To Az ORDER or SALE
il 90 me directed By tho Third District
Court Oi tho Territory Of Utah, I shall expose
at public sale, a. tho west mont door Of the
COunN court house. IN tho city ~ salt IhEu,
county ut salt Lake Hnd Territory Of Utah, on
tue i3th day Of hhrch, i-li, az % O'Clock a ~ ,
Thomas Kane, Mary Kane ami james b0us
nrilF, Of, b., And 20 the following described
real estate. situate, lying and being IN Salt
lot 40 thirty, tiQl lu block No. one, an la
bellevue Park Addition, 90 ralt Laau city,
Utah, being n subdivision Of lots ten u0l aud
eleven lll, In block No. sixteen li6l. in hvo
acre plat "A," Wig field survey, a. per tho rr
corded pHia thereof situate iu sait Lake
County Utah Territory, 20 be sold a. tho prop
Crty ~ Thomas Kane. MHry Kane aud james
uonnelly, a. tho tuit OF John N iiinowalt,
Terms Of sale. cash.
NAT ~. BRiGHAM. q. 4 Marshal.
ny g. t. ARuHEt Deputy MarihAL
Dated February rs ltsi.
lispth, Loo q Gray, attorneys
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NOTICE or SPECIAL sTocKHuLD-
Frs MEETING

NOTICE II UEGEuY GiyEN NY ORDER
~ u tho board of directors ~ tho Mou.
ifcal Miniug a smelling Company. that a
o. urinl stoekhoiders' moeupg ~ hereby called
~ meet March " ISIS. at o.. m., ut the ofIro
OF ufgrfu n Burns, 81, e commerce ~ block,
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. for the purpose OF nIcct.
luE board Of directors anil nnIrnra, ami ca
Nuic Gu an amendment 90 the ARTICLES Of moor
puratou, 10 make tho capital stock ~ Hnid
company usHrhaablo, aud t0 trnnHart such other
business aI may come before H.
talt Lake CITY, ttah, February ~. 1905,
= j. hunt. Secretary
] 4. ~ am nIn-LlnnL
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Lucty hill Mining Company. Location Of
principal placo u business PARK CITY. Utah.
Location uf Nine, make Crock Mining
District Wasatch county, Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting " tho board N trustees, held
~ PARK CITY, on tue Gth day OF January.
share was levied on tho capital stock OF The
corporation, payable t. the trUhsurgr q. s.
Gibbs. rooms and Z, % south Mnin street.
enit Lakc Guy, Utah, on or before tho yih day
OF March lrld.
Any stock upon which the assessment no.
mains unpaid on the pth day % March. 1870.
Will be delinquent aud ndvcrua0d for sale nj
public auction, and n payment ia not made ho.
lore, Will no sold on the 1lih day Of March,
rvs, az the hour or o'clock D. M, AZ tho onlrr
Of the treasurer, 70 pay assessments and costa
Of advertising and expense Of sale.
W. .. BURTON,
Secretary,
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NOTICE To oRepIIoRs.
Estate Of James 81. Farmer deceased

Estate OF James 81. Farmer. deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN ny THE
~ unduraignod, administrator Of tho e.
tate of janice 81, Farmer, deceased, 90 tho
against tho said deceased, Co exhibit them
with The necessary vouchers, within ton months
AFTER thU nrst publication ~ thih notice, 10 tho
said 4. v, ihylor. at hu Oflnc-r0um, 900 Pro-
" salt Iate.
Dated March ift. l-.A
A.V TAYLOR,
Administrator Of tho estate Of James NJ.
Farmer, deceased.
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NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IA and for salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah.

In the Probate Court IA and for salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah,
In the matter Of the estate Of George Husler.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N William a. Wallace administrator OF the
estate Of George lluslor. deceased. has rtu-
dotnd Tor settlement aud filed 10 sAul court
hia nnnl accuunI OF he naturalization Of aid
estate hnd petition for anal distriuuuen OF tho
residue of said estate among tho ucfssup en-.
uutd thereto, anu that "Wednesday, the ilth
day of March, a. u l-pi. NJ 10 o'clock q. m,
~ tho court room Of sud court, In tho County
Court House, eat Lake CITY and County,
Utah Territory, has been duly appointed BY TIC
iudgo VI SAID court, Tor the Hettcmcut 0f said
account ana hearing said petition Tor distribu.
ton, AZ which lmo and place any person inter.
ested IN said estate may appear ana show
cause, NJ any there DO, why said account shuuld
not be- settled and approved aud nnAi dislrbu.
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated February 18th, A. u. 1870.
q. D.. STANTON,
CLERK Of tho Probate Couri, BY
A. G.. NEEsE, Deputy.
BounotL Alayshal & bradley attorneys.
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OGDEN.
ooDEs, UIAp, MARCH Q, 1895.
The Libel Suit.

The II. l.. Rogers criminal libel sull
against william Glassman and tue
STANDARD Publishing company was
commenced in the Fourth dlsirlct
court yesterday. Spectators nllsd the
court room. lt took all the forenoon
to get Jury. Judges Maginnis and
Weber arc prosecuting attorneys
judge H. H. Rhodes and John ID.
Murphy nppoar for defendants.
l.. II. Rogers, the plalntih, wss
candidate for the Constitutional Con.
vention and In reviewing the merits Of
the various candidates In the Standard
a ,quaro black block was printed 10
represent the general character n the
plaintiff. Considerable local iutsrest
In taken In the case.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tho Brigham Young Memorial aaiu-
citation acsuow iedges receipt Of the
following contributions 70 assist In the
luilding Of the Pioneer monument
From Rivefdale ward, Oneida STAKE,
per Bishop Leonldaa A. MeCham.
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esTRAY POUND NOTICE.

DNE BAY REACHED House ABOUT
~ - years Old, STAR in forehead, lr,t fore
AMI rlght hind feet white ono brown calf
about year Old, star in forehead, lett fore
aud ught hind feet white. ~ tho above do.
ouhoi animals arc no. claimed on or before
Maron itth, 1875. they Will be sold AZ CITY
EiuHY Pound AZ ,, ni
JOHN q. MATTOr,
found ketlsB
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An AMfnl Crime.

P.spencer carpenter who has
shop on Patterson avenue, was arrested
Tor enliolug little girls Into his hhop for
immoral purposes. lie had n hearing
before Justice Bagley, who took tho
matter under advieement.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court, in aud for Salt IAke
County, Territory OF Utah,
In tho matter OF the estate OF John
Coulhm, deceased


toulAm, deceased
NOTICE is HEREHY GIVEN THAT
~ John G, Coulum ana MARY Ann Couiam,
Executors of the estate uf John C0ulam'
derenscd have rendered Tor Rettlomont,
Hud llcdin said court tnOtr inal account of their
Hdmiuistfauuu VI sad OatAte aud petition Tor
lnhl disirlhuuon OF the residue of said estate
among the persona entitled thereto aud that
Thursday tho tltt day OF March, A. H. isgi.
90 ~ O'Clock a, M, a. tho Court Room Of
fNl Court m the county Court iiouap,
SAT- LAKE lily pnh County, Utah Territory.
has been duly appointed by tie JUICE ~
taid Court, for the settlement OF said
button. 90 which umo and place any nrrson
Interested IN said estate may appear and slow
cause, n any there DO, why SAIL account
thould not he settled aud approved and
nnal distribution made o. prayed iur.
Dated February Zlin, a, %, 1879.
q D.. STANTON.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
~ a, g. REESE, Deputy
j, II, hoYlo, attorney for executors
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Sold by Druggists. and Wholesale and
Retail by q. G, ~ l., SAT- Lake city.
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From Loa ward, Wayne county, pei
NlAhnn h. n. Brown.

Total ..-... ..".,.-..,.-5 s0
The herald., 1895-09-29

| who will want to go the coming week.
| Both the other theaters are closed and
| the Orpheum has bill OF new features.
A mber of big speciality stars are to
| make their first appearance Monday
night, and an extra attraction that will
, become permanent feature of the house
has been added in Dion Romandy, one
of the best,violinists in the country, and
his Hungarian orchestra. The manage
mont announces new departure in the
shape of short concerts every evening
from 8 o'clock to 500, preceding the
regular performance.
A novelty on the bill will be Hugh J.
Emmett the marvellous ventrloquist
and mimic from the ALEXANDRA, London.
He is pronounced the greatest performer
in his line ever seen in this country.
Possessing perfect mastery over his
voice he sings the popular songs OF the
day while holding a silver dollar be-
tween his teeth, and the voice seems to
come from the automatom on his lap. He
also gives some wonderful limitations on
the violin, mimcing the cries of birds
and animals.
Dryden and Mitchell, an Irish comedy
team. will present sketch. Tie Sport
and ThejTad an immensely funny conceit.
A musical comedy act will Introduce
for the first time here Weston and Her
bert, one of the leading musical teams in
the country, who will present some
novelties in the way of instruments.
One of the most effective turns of last
week is contributed by the Fabian quar-
tette, who sing, dressed in the costumes
OF the countries, Roumanian. Hungarian
and Rssian songs. the dresses are strik-
ing and the singers, particularly the wo
men, very spirited. The members of
this troupe speak nine different Ian
guages and next week they will intro
duce the national air OF those countries
and are to appear in new dances.
The New York World song, And the
Band Played On, sung by Wright and
o. Bren. is a hit and big one. 1t is one
of those fascinating tunes tn at is bound
to be popular. Wright and O'Brien are
as clever in specialties as in the lines that
made then known all over the country.
They will appear in an entire change of
programme next week.
Thompson. Moreland and Bush, an
exceptionally clever and versatile trio of
comedians, singers and dancers, will be
seen in new sketch. Mr.. Bush. who
has made tremendous hit in the charac
ter of a female of the Mrs. Darlington
type, is to appear Monday night in the
fin de-siecle bloomer costume. Miss
The herald., 1895-09-29
AT THE THEATERs
cseeeeeecec0eoeeeseesece

Z Manager Wyatt of the Los Angeles
theater has issued list of the companies
which are to appear at his house during
the coming season. which promises to
make more attractive amusement menu
than Los Angeles people have had for
some years. His bookings are as follows:
Pauline Hall Opera company, A. M.
Palmer'S Trilby company, Passing Show,
David Henderson's nbad company, Bos
tonians, Charly's Aunt company. War of
Wealth company Lillian Lewis, Herr
mann, Robert Downing, De Wolfe Hopper
Opera company, Edwin Foy in Robinson
Crusoo Jr.. Fanny Rice. Il. Il. Rice's 1852
company, In OLD Kentucky, Louis James,
Corrlnne Opera company. Tayary Opera
company. May IRWIN, Fed Hallen, Marie
Robson, Charles Dickson, Frederick
Warde, Daniel Sully, Thomas Keene.
Katie Putnam, SchiIling Minstrels, James
O'Neill, Pete Daily, Milk White Flag,
Gladis Wallis. Spider and Fly, Roland
Reed. Richa ID Mansfield, Minnie Palm ef,
Holland Bros, Felix Morris, Charles
Frohman's Masqueraders, Robert Mantell,
Nat Goodwin, Paderewiski. Town Topics,
Trip to Chinatown, Joe Cawthorne,
Julian Marlowe. Sousas band. Damrosch's
Opera company. Joseph Hart Salvini and
Sol Smith Russell.
y = r
If mistake not, the Professor John W.
Sherman, who is in the city preparing
Phantasma for presentation, is the same
man who, about seven years ago, was
here preparing his illusion dance. 1t
then promised to become very important
piece of mechanism for spectacular pro.
auctions, and was inspected h re by
Lawrence Barrett who said 1t would pro-
duce the finest sort of ghost for Hamlet.
Sherman was a most en- tertaining fellow
and possessedOf great acuteness. If he
had held his patent he ought to have
made fortune by this time.
= y y
1.-The advance agent for Miss Pauline
Hall sends me paragraph which is IN.
tended to arouse the interest of women.
1t reads as follows: "The costumes worn
by the mem bers of Pauline Halls com
pany in Dorcas are all Importations, exc
catsd by the celebrated French modistes
tMessrs. Worth and Felix, from designs
trawn by Sir Edward Neville. the cele-
lrted English artist and academican."
Row nice! Miss Hall is to wear dresses
made by Parisians and designed by an r.
"A, Beet, chappies dear boys. I am told
thu the lady wears in doors nothing
butlong skirts. To people who saw Miss
Han in former days, when she did not
weas long skirts, the announcement will
De dhappointing .and cause the query,
Why" FRONT ROW.
The herald., 1895-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Los Angeles Theater-Phantasma will
afford the first chance Tor a glimpse at
the 100 OF more debutantes who are to APP
pear in tne fairy spectacle. which will be
given on thursday, October Sd. for the
benefit of the Church of the Unity. The
affair has ben in the hands of some So
ciety peoplsto the past month, and by
their exertions it should prove a happy
opening OF their season of gaiety. The
sale OF seats will commence on Tuesday,
October LIST. at the Los Angeles theatei.
which has been thoroughly renovated and
painted for this the regular opening of
the fall and winter season. The enter
tainment is to be estheticaly dainty. with
the aid Of various mechanical devices
and electro lights. The whole presenta-
ton is series of; dazzling transforms
The herald., 1895-09-29

Pauline Hall, s, well known among
the beauties of comic opera. is devoting
her talents and statuesqne figure this sea-
son to the production of Dorcas, COM
edy-opera by Harry and Edward Paulton
OF Erminie fame. She is supported by
strong cast, including Jeannette st.
Henry, Eva Davenport. Drew Donaldson,
Mabel Irvine, Hugh Chilvers. Edgar Tenn
pie Samylor. Charles Bradshaw. Charles
Meyer, Neil Brien. Charles Earle,
James Grant and others. The orchestra
is directed by the famous English COM
poser, Mr.. W. Hydes. Dorcas is admira.
bly, suited to Miss Hall, and her company
to some extent is departure from the
old style of comic opera in giving acting
opportunities as we'll as singing to the
cast. Beautiful costumes have been de-
signed py noted foreign artist that are
far more gorgeous than those seen in
Dorothy. Miss Hall IS SO we'll known
that it useless to diate upon her many
triumphs in comic opera, and she is re-
csiving- her usual generous reception
wherever she appears in her new WORK.
She will be at the Los Angeles theater in
October.
4 4 4
The acknowledgements Cooper fur
nishes rare bit of dramatic news for the,
The herald., 1895-09-29

Thompson, a pretty and graceful dancer,
will introduce some new steps.
Last, but by no means least, comes
Thomas G. Leary. the popular comedian
who has a way of compelling people TO
laugh whether or no. Mr.. Leary is to
appear in different speciality from any
in which he has bean seen and will intro
duce some Of his latest funnyisms.
Gilbert and Goldie, who have been at
the Orpheum ten successive weeks and
never fail to please their audiences, con-
clude their wond erfully uccessful engage
ment tonight. Ceballos, the wire walker,
also makes his last appearance tonight.
The usual Sunday matinee will be
given this afternoon.
On Monday. October 7th, double bill
Will be presented. The laughable three
act farce comedy The Widow O'Brien, or
Fun on the Bristol, is to be produced on
that date under the direction of Thomas
G. Leary.
The Vienna Music Hall-The excellent
programme rendered at this popular fam.
lily place of amusement during the past
week has evidently been appreciated by
the pleasure-loving public OF Los An
geles, as the house has been crowded
nightly. During the coming week La
Letite Rose, Walter J. Talbot and Miss
Minnie Gilbert will continue to delight
audiences at this resort, while the cele-
brated Vienna orchestra Will render
new selection of choice music. A large
selection of the leading papers of Europe
has been added to the reading room,
which is great convenience to patrons
of this resort,