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songs have The power to quiet

songs have The power 20 quiet
The restless pulse of care,
And come ike the benelicti0n
That follows after prayer.
If You are worn out by that hacking
cough, and want good nights rest, try
Pan-Tina, the great remedy for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, 25 and 50 cents.
Trial bottles Of Pan-Tina free at g. W.
Benford's Drug Store
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It is not what its ProprietOrs say, but
what Hoods sarsaparills does. that
makes it sell, and wins the confidence Of
the people.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS,

A large and complete stock
Just received, and are now pre-
pared to furnish all who want
a specially in this line. We
introduce correct styles as soon
as out. We also carry a full
stock of
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DRESS
GOODS

We are daily gaining trade in
this department, consequently
have bought a large stock,
adapted to fill the wants Of
everyone.
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MAX KLEIN,
So Federal St, Allegheny, Pa
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

from personal experience S. G. DERRY, IS
Bradford street. Providence. r l.
II you are Bilious, take Hoods Pulls.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened yesterday with a sharp ad-
vance In the norhend stocks and considerable stock
changed hands Paxton and Van wyck had good
orders, but failed to keep prices up as their de-
mands for Mexican and Best & Belchtr were at
limit tribe too low for the average holders
On tho $50 call ophir opened at 81 rs, an ad-
vance OF % cents over the closing prices OF the
previous evening. The south-end stocks looked o
trlfe topheavy.
After the call trading quite lively. but prices
failed to hold and came down with a run. Bslcher
was the greatest sufferer, declining to 80 SO under
sales of 1850 shares. The balance of the list fol-
lowed suit and closed weak at the recess
On the 2:SO P. NJ. call prices shaded of few
cents further under very light sales. The market
continued duh and heavy ater the close and sh owed
a decline OF a few cents at the adjournment
NOTES
The deliD quent assessment sale of the Alpha Con-
takes place To-day.
Bullion valued at SIS, 253 rs has been sent TO the
Carson mint rom the Con. Cal IL Va. mining com
pany making the total 10 dats October account
S36,554 81
Silver atrife lower yesterday sellIn. at $3.50
In London and Sb3sc in New York.
Tbs Pacihe Lighting Company will pay a sO-cent
dividend November 5,
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THROWN FROM A TRAIN.
Rough Treatment of San Francisco
Man at Berkeley.

Rough Treatment of Fan Francisco
Man ut Berkeley.
John Densmore, the well-known carpen-
ter and builder, of 775h Market street, is
wild with rage at the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
Last Sunday he was thrown from a
Berkeley train by the conductor and Sc
verely wounded
In fact the bones of his left foot were dis
located, and DR.. Morse, his attending ply
stefan. says that there is fracture.
Mr. Densmore has been confined to his
bed ever since, and his injuries are SO
severe that he may not be able to attend to
his duties for months.
On the date mentioned he and his wife
started for Berkeley. according to his state
ment to CALL reporter.
Two return tickets were purchased to
Berkeley. and they caught the 1870 p. NJ.
boat. They disembarked at Shell Mound
Park, where they remained until about
O'clock when they took the train bound for
Berkeley.
The conductor, who is a short. heavily
built man, wearing black mustache, passed
through the ear. When he came up to Mr..
Densmore the tickets we're passed TO him.
He simply looked up and said: y GU have
to get off at the next station"
As no additional fare was demanded, and
as Mr.. Densmore had an abundance of
money to pay, he naturally drew indignant,
and told the conductor that he would have
to put him off.
The latter said he would, and in another
moment the station was reached.
Grabbing Densmore by the lapels of his
oFercoat The railroad man jerked him to the
aoor OF the ear, and amidst the screams OF
ms wife thrust him violently from the car
TO the ground.
Mrs. Densmore, who is a strong woman,
Jumped at the same time and prevented her
husband from receiving further injury BY
catching him IN time TO prevent fall.
Medical aid was summoned, the injured
limb bound up, and the next train was taken
for this city.
Densmore. who was deeply Inundated, as
was also his wife, besides receiving severe
bodily harm. consulted his lawyers yester-
day with view of bringing heavy suit for
damages against the company.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
he Knew the Governo OF.
New York Herald

The course of horsemanshtp rarely Tuns
smooth. especially on parade days Han
the fun is to see fellows faii on. men
steed two chaps standing in Union Square
got into dispute.
$50 that's Governor Russell, Is 1t? bet
he's glued on his saddle or something, OF
he'd fall off" said the first.
"What dye talk that way for?" returned
the other who seemed to admire the chief
executive Of the State OF Massachusetts,
"You don't know whether he can ride or
whether he cant"
"Oh. pshaw Don't know" the first
man replied. None of these Governors
can ride worth O cent When Governor
Hill rode in the constitutional celebration
he had a soldier 10 hold his horse and one
soldier on each side of him to grab his leg If
he slipped. Even then he tumbled off
twice in front Of Harrrson's reviewing
stand. on, I'm on TO these Governor chaps,
ami There isn't one OF 'em knows { he
fret thing about riding"
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W0RKINGMEN, REMEMBER THlSI
From the California Election Laws.
RIGHTS OF VOTERS.

Section 1912. Any person entitled to
vote at a general election held within
this State sh all, on the day OF such cleo
ton, be entitled to absent himself from
any service or employment In which he 10
then engaged, or employed, for the period
OF two consecutive hours, between tho
time of opening and the time of closing
the polls; and such voter shall not, be-
cause ofso nbsenting himself, be liable to
any penalty, nor shall any deduction be
made on account OF such absence from his
usual salary wages.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-27
A RHEUMATIC WINDoW-CLIMBER.
The Woes OF a Householder Threatened
With Ejectment.

The Woes OF a householder Inreateneu
With Ejectment.
William B. Hall has brought suit against
the proprietor Of a store at 200h Turk
street for $4,000 for injuries and indignities.
He SAYS he rented the building September
/ last for not less than six months at
m onthly rental of $50 60 but that on the
30th of that month the defendants nailed
up the doors so that he had to climb high
fence and get in at q window OF bis bed
room, although be was handicapped by
rheumatism.
Thenext day when he was In his bedroom
he says that the defendants with great
violence. noise and riot at II o'clock at
night" attempted to break in and continued
to beat upon his said bedroom door with
clubs and hammers" and while the piantiff
was holding the door that they assaulted
him "by thrusting q long stick through the
bedroom door and striking him violently 10
the stomach to his great hurt and damage
After that the defendants tried shutting
off the gas and mailing up all the doors in
the house so that the whole family was cut
off from the conveniences of the house and
had to climb over the high fence to obtain
an entrance.
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AN AFRICAN REED.

whose shall blow this slender reed.
on swift aerial wings will speed
Ard meath the 10 ~ palm-boughs stand
Where Mus lips the Libyan SAND
There was it cut aud shaped, and stu
Delicious tremors through IL thrill
Low snd mysterious murmurfncs dr.v,
From waves on some mid-Afrfc dawn
within its hollow heart there lies
This mystery OF mysteries:
Their blow and test the srapcad small
Morn-Whought in music's crucible'
CLINTON SCoLLARn
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RuIlders, Contracts.

C. a. Randall with W. W. RednaIl, 10 build on
line of Adair street, 80 W of Howard, W 25Ko0;
S3400.
Mountford s. Wilson with John Mccarthy. alter
Ations and additions, y line OF Post street, 100
( OF Stockton, L 94:l1a by IL; S3l, 75i.
Fred Hzussler with +. w. Kern, alterations, on
line of McAister street. 100 OF Van Ness avenue,
34:41z by \ 1877 81 $246O.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 26.-The spot market is lower
at Us l0l2d. Cargoes arc easy at 33s for off coast
33s Sd for just shipped and 33s for nearly que.
FUTuREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winters: 0cto-
Der, IS 1112d; November, SIS 1917; December
6s sad; January, 6s l12d; February, 6S 212d;
March, IS sad; April, 6s 312d
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct. 90 Consols. e6A: Silver.
S914s; Rentes. s9f 2712c. Bullion out OF Bank
OF England, f70, 900.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 - In wheat there was moder-
ate business. The market opened unchanged to 1se
lower. rallied 1S@14c ON smaller receipts in the
Northwest declined i4G 5<e; rallied I@@5sc on
covering by shorts. essed off. and closed steady at
1sc lower for December and 1sc higher for May
Receipts, GA 900 bushels shipments $4,000
bushels Rye, Sic Barley. 62e
CHICAGO oct. 26.-W heat-Cash, 7lA. Corn
41Ts, Pork-$12 2212. Lard-$S 62L2. Ribs
$40 rs. Nhisky-$l Is.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
~ Belle Isle Mining Company. Location OF prins
eipal place business San Francisco, California;
location OF works, Tuscsrors, Eiko County. Nevada.
Notlee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment (No.
20) levied the first day OF September, 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
resp ectiye shareholders. as follows:
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California Fruif,

CHICAGO, Oct 26.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day haIf-crates of Tokay Grapes at 81 25@l TO-
fun crates. 81 2593 so; half.crates Muscats sl@
l O5 full crates, 50 25; Cornichons 81 rs
Ounces. 81 rs; Goes late red Plums, So: Winter
Nellis Pears, ~ 1902 So Vicar, 81; Easter Beurre
81
Porter Brothers Company sold to-day five carloads
California fruit. Full crates Tokays So 2UG3 SO;
haIf-crates s5cGsl b5; fun crates Muscats e. 90;
haltcrates, 81 lO9l o5; single Cornichons, 81 as
a 55; Peaches 81 20; Beurre DIel Pears, 81 So9
$40.
NEW YORK Oct 26-Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day two carloads OF fruit. Pears
81 1908 rs; Bilyeu Peaches 81 9002 20; Clngs
81 rs; Ounces, 81 1902 65; haf-erates Tokays
ST 05@2 10; haif-crates Muscats. S0c9s1 so: half
crates Emperor. 81 4OGl IS; half-erates Ferrar.
81 $50 so; half Corniehons, 81 40@l rs.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-60 Cal Electric Light. 20; s II Gasl,gbt
10; 100 Hawaiian Commercial, 35e; 900 Vigorit
Powder. PA.
street-lO Safe Deposit. 60; 5000 Omnibus
Cable Bonds ia.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-l0 Omnibus Cable. as; so b F Gaslight
72A IS Cal Electric Light, 20.
street-S25 900 V az Bonds 92Ia; 10 8 v
water. 997s SO Omnibus Cable. 464 i5O do az:
90 Cal Electric Light, 20; 10 Giant Powder Con "a
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. &C.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver weaker.
Bakers Flour lower.
Wheat a fraction off.
Feed Barley doing better.
Slender receipts OF Oregon Oats
Corn weak and dull,
Rye dull but firmly held.
Bran and Middings lower.
Hay easy.
Potatoes In good supply.
Butter lower. Cheese hrmer.
Eggs advancing.
Poultry weak. Game firm.
Grapes in large supply.
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Tabor?'' ~
And an hour later. arm in arm, they 60 up
thIouen the pleasant summer twilight 10
secure Mother Tabor's blessing.
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the Board OF Directors made on the first day
September, 1892, many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary win DO sold an
public auction at the ONCE of the company, No.
$40 Pine street. rooms 10 and II, San Francisco
California, on MONDAY, the seventh day OF No
vember, 1892. at the hour or O'Clock p. NJ OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale
j. W. PEW Secretary.
ofice-No $40 Pine street, rooms S aud H. sap
francisco. California. ocl4 I'd
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one of the footpads who "held up" Fred
Nelson in Chinatown, aud robbed him OF
what money he had in his pockets.
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A Foot lad Hald..

Kong All Jim was held to answer, In the
sum of $1,000. before the Superior Court
yesterday morning by Judge Love. He is
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
WV FELTON, & W, Nspa o y Ramsey. Los Gatos
z Byerly & W, Stockton w Nj MiddlehOf W, Ga
Mrs p Hall MOuntn Wv Boyle Mountain View
" Edson W. Chicago 4 L Adams; Chicago
Mrs w H Thurman, Madra Mclaughlin. San jose
Mrs r Barrows d.Bostn Col Rabbit ", USA
Miss Hattie Hodges Tenn Mrs J MAsengiH Tenn
Miss Mssengill. Tenn Masengill, Tenn
j + Masengi Tenn Mr. Fry & fam. Tenn
Miss Collins. Tenn K L Fairfax. b c
RAYMOND, Cal L Evans, Los Angeles
Rev A Brown, Wash X Holman.
w wallace, Portland A McCsfery IS, Phil
Z L Crosby & W. Tacoma II okeiily Los Angeles
Rev r j Fisher Los ADgs Z d Rodgers & W. Fresno
A T Schaffer y Y IF Cell. ln2s City
f Schultz ", y q NJ Ross. Cal
j CIarK. San Miguel w johnson, Berkeley
G johnson, MEyheid Mrs w Buster. Colusa
+ II Calcott. n Mrs Blish, Ind
J b Blish Navy VOTERS. Honolulu
q T Wright, Honolulu Schmidt, Honolulu
u Schmidt. Honolulu
PALACE HOTEL.
n Burke San Jose GBNewman. Ny
Stiegleby, y Y q Dealh am. I
S Grinith, Tacoma II Patterson,
II Cox W. London Maley,
Mrs DE- Harvey London McComb W. =
r Foss. Nebr PFerren. Cleveland
G SAWYER, u S y Snow. y
Mrs G Slime. Sacto Larjier W, Cal
q w Langrfdge Stockton Mrs II v Fuller. Ina
NJ Requa, Oakland Mrs SperTy, Stockton
c g Fischer. Alameda W Larson montreal
e Justin, Vancouver Fly Paxton, Cincinnati.
s + Irull Mass Mrs Mclaughlin. Cal
hrsSF TruiI, Mass Mclaughlin, Cal
PserrabsIIa, Cuba Miss dc LaughIIn, Cal
& 5 MouIton. Riverside Stewart,
q l. Jsckman III II Grafton, England
7 Inns CH Gordon & W. CI
L Hughitt. \ II MENUS. pau isAAaei
J II Walters, Colo Ciark, Williams
w A Rer0an w j Fennell Jr Cal
Mrs 7 Buck inghamsCa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
IN navfs A. W UPRR CB Hewett. Pasadena
ward. Chicago DE Lacy oacramsnt 10
n Proadwell Detroit j c Carroll. Santa Rosa
4 1Insworth Detroit Ryan W. New York
+ Williams MERGED Ed Wiley, Danvilie
- n TJemroth Oakland John Fadlom. San Jose
r. } Seebeck, San Jose OIdenDuTg. Cnicago
Iobn Inraa Martinez Pat Taylor, Martinez
a II Merrill Ventura A BrOugh, Portland
] Karnes, Santa Rosa Claussen, Sausalito
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
IN s,IIie oviso S stingley Cal
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81 johnson, st Louis Lister, WASH
A Edstroin. Stockton hespo, ARK 49,.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-The stock market turned
up developments ia the New England deal. and
that stock advanced this morning from 471a to
491s, but toward the close fercely assaulted,
broke rapidly TO 4434, closing at ASA. Enormous
blocks changed hands amid scene OF Intense ex-
element Reading was slightly affected. The
temper In speculation early was strong, Chicago
Gas, Distllers, Northern Pacific preferred being
especially strong. Sugar dropped 3, but rallied
per cent. The general market closed steadier.
Petroleum-UDited, November, closed at 501ac.
NEW YORK, oct. 26.-United States Bonds. AS,
1l534: do rs, 100; Northern Pacific. 1884; Cana
dianPa elfc. SO; Central Pacific, 29; Onion Pa
ciic. 40: Atchison and santa Fe 1888: Wells
Fargo. 144; Western Union. 9o1a; Silver. 1854;
Sterling, 81 saga S6IZ.
Whsa'-December, 1874: Flour. steady: Coffee
Sl5 SO. Sugar, 1903 9-l6c. Hops-Pacifc Coast,
lS@24c. Hides, l2I2c Copper = Lake. Sill IS.
Tin-Spot, SO 80. Lead-Domestic, 81. Iron, $40.
Petr0leum-November,50 Iac.
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AUCTION SALES.

LAURENCE VINCENT. FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD
6UTTERFIELD & VINCENT,
AUCTIONEERS,
Room %, Flood Building, corner Of Market and
Fourth st5.
THIS DAY.
Thursday October 81, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
No 42I OAK STREET, NEAR LAGUNA,
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
Contained in the late residence OF ANDREW
Grand Square Piano; odd Pieces OF Parlor Up
hosiery: Massive Carved Parlor Table; Bronco
AaDaster. Parian and Japanese Ornaments ana
Curios; Handsome once Desk and Bookcase; Lot
OF Valuable Bouks. oil Paintings and Works OF ART;
Costly Musi c- boxes; Body Brussels Carpets; HAND
some Walnut and Oak Chamber Furniture; spring
and Hair Top Mattresses and Bedding; Walnut DIN
ing-room Furniture: Range and Kitchen Utensils
and many other useful articles that make house
complete.
26 Ut BUTTERFIELD IL VINCENT. Auctioneers
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There were no evidences Of a change, and bids
were no higher and offerings larger. Prices
were unchanged for interior OF State and sales
time at 5l@22c for good useful hops and firm
holdings at Zoe for choice
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar-Moderate demand and firmly held.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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AUCTION SALES.

M. j. SIMMONS, RUCTI0NEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Thursday. ................... October 81, 1892,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
1867 MARKET ST.. BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
All of the Elegant
ParlOr, Bed and Dining Room Furniture,
Frene b. plate Mantel Mirrors. Fine Odd Psrlor Up
holstery Fine Engravings. Body Brussels Carpets
Rugs, ETC., removed from three weLfurnished
houses,
COMPRISING IN PART.
Three Elegant ParIor Sets in fancy broeaded satin
and richly carved cherry and oak frames; Elegant
Divans, Sofas and Easy Chairs: Elegant French
plate Mantel Mirrors; Fine Engravings; Fine Body
Brussels Carpets and Rugs: Elegant Walnut and Oak
Bedroom Sets Spring and Hair Mattresses; Pillows
Blankets etc; Folding Beds and Wardro0eS; Wal
nut and Oak Sideboards; Extension Table and
Chairs; Fine Ranges, aud other household goods.
1t NJ. J. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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Madison, Jackson, Eighth and Ninth
Sts, Facing Madison-square Park.
Large Size, S6Xi00 and S7.6X11O.

One block from Oak-st. Station. broad gauge
three blocks from naTrow-gauge depot: four blocks
of Bro roadway, and only thirty minutes to San Fran
cisco,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr. Chronomstss and
Instrument Maker, Calf ornia streas.
Sign of the w OGDEN Salioc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-31
Globe Wants are Read BY 81 Classes 81 People, and Bring

were at once made for its production.
although it was necessary to alter the
bill for the concluding week, and set the
scenic artists to working day and night
to prepare the necessary heavy and
elaborate scenery. The play, however,
seemed to tie worthy the expense and
trouble. 1t contains none Of the stock
devices of the dramatist, the missing
will, the lost heiress, the impending
mortgage; but is a spirited and effective
handling of strong story. The heroine
IS not the conventional. Slangy SOU
brette. but girl who seems the natural
outcome of the romantic mountain life
by which she is surrounded. The hero
is one of those fine, chivalrOus young
Kentuckians, of whom q prototype
can easily be pointed ont at the
Hamlne race track. The courtly,
julep-drinking Colonel SanduSky Doc
little is drawn from the life. and is
character in which Louis James will
fairly reyel. Kentuckians, who have
read the play, pronounce it true in local
color as to scenes and characters, and
while strongly dramatic, yet entirely
probable as To incidents; even the little
bridge consisting or single plank
swung over rayine by means of a
rope. which the heroine uses in the play,
10 q IOulliNdiICC dCtuul uSC dilOi1S
the mountaineers of Kentucky, and the
feud. which renders it necessary, is
familiar to all. The race-track scenes
have been carefully studied, and the
race scene, While entirely different in
construction from that used in 1.-The
County Fair" it is believed, will prove
fully as effective, and to contain much
more comedy"
What are your Intentions as to the
play after its production here?"
Should it prove as successful as L
hope, | mean to put it on the road, with
every attention to detail, as soon as the
proper opening arrives. should prefer
a New York production, and will be
willing to walt some time in order to
produce the play under the most favor
able conditions. In the meantime,
am glad to be able to produce 1t here.
as l believe it will give the members of
my company all excellent oppOr tunity
to say farewell to st. Paul audiences,
until next season, in effective parts in a
a good play"