LOCAL PEOPLE CO.VCEItXEILThe Warren, O , Tribune speaks in flowing terms of the comic opera, “Manuclia, which was Riven in the opera house before the most fashionable and, appreciative audience seen in Warren this season. Tuesday evening. The book is written by U. D. Gilliland of Warren, and is one of j the most clever and catchy ever heard ( in Warren. The music is tuneful and pretty.Among the cast was Miss Irene \: Woodcock of this city, who was a Spanish Senorita, and Edward Ellis, who was a Spanish sailor. The cast was largely composed of the students of Dana Musical institute.Those from this city who attended the performance were the Misses Katie and Annie Hayden of East Ixmgavenue, Miss Lillian Hitchings of Pollock avenue, the Misses Nellie and Annie Woodcock of Bleakley avenue, Mrs. Evan Jones of Pollock avenue, and Mrs. Charles Woodcock of Bleakley avenue. I