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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
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LONDON, NV. 2.--Lor Ffanolp
Hope, tnu husband OF May Yono, the
American actress. mads famous by
10 called "ioghorn" voice, etc., APP
pcarpd In uft yesterday for examina-
tlon in connection with hrs bankrupt
oy. Hts dsb,a are s3,200,0O0. The
lArgesi items Of his losers are BATH &,
ETC., ss51,OJ0; theatre speoulstivns,
81 O5, 900.
George Alexander has now definite.
ly decided upon the plar with which
he will open the b. James theater
nsxt ThuTsday night. There has be.n
much specu as 10 the new drama.
when Mr. L. imonds' play Boyle
provei sucn dire failure II was an.
nounced that the drama, rhe Divided
Way, by tho same author which MIR.
AlrxsnJer had Professionally scc.ptc
would be sheivrd anu n dramAtixstion
OF Hall Caire's The Manxman was ~
be ,uustitu,ed. Toe plan nas, however,
been abandoned and Ths DIVIDED
Way, which was succrBsiu ~ produced
In Manchester on Tnursisy. viii be
prssvnts
Mr.. Cnsrlss wyudham has also an.
nouncsd the next play with which lie
WIN ,NNh'tlVh
TIL. month. The play IL n adaptation
by II. ID. Carton, Of Alexander Du.
mas LAM Des Femm.s, 10 In iour
acis aud Ia CALLED Tue Squire OF
Bones.
TIE run OF Romeo aut Juliet still
continues an enormous success at the
Eyceur thra'er.
Tue Ffonoh paper. announce that
SNdou hes accepted q commission ~
write n play TOT Fanny Davenport. II
IL stated that tho pay will os taken
from an incident In "GibDons' Decline
aud Fall OF the Roman Emp 81, aud
will paftake largely Of tue nature o.
his Tnoodofe.
Fsnuis wsri, WIN has made such .
success In tns play Cheer Is y, Cheer,
nj Drufy Lane, has lust signei q three
year engagement '. tnat house.
OF oOuTse tns most Interesting event
Of tbs theatrical week hers was tue
production Of the TrilDy nj the Hay.
market, Ivy Boefbobm Tree. rms
presentation wac really .rors than an
ordinary success. Ia fact, II has caused
quite q sensation anu promises 10 DO
tue greatest success known at tho Hay.
m afkot for years past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

The engagement OF the Lyceum
company came 10 an abrupt termiua.
tlon yesterday. The members, after
some discussion with tn, management u,
concluded not TO appear again, altor
which they went " the Grand aud
spent nm epJoysvle eveuing. A m n
strsl show l. promised next week NJ
the Lyoeum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

John Peterson, OF PAioulville, La.
offered with dysentery for eighteen
Year, A. d iriei thrre ofthe best doc
tors In New Orlesns; also hslf y dozen
or more pa snt medicines. Very little
relief followed, until he began using
Cbsnberlsii Cole, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea, Remeiy three doses Of
which Effected permanent cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
Troubled WIN r.sisa,c.I 6ysss,.ry.

Troubled WIN r.rioa,c.i Dyssst.ry.
HtDIy P.sllyera,oi Luoea, Jsmsic.,
West India IslanuS, says; "Slnc. my
recovery from an attack OF dysentery,
soma tea years ago, II comes on suI.
denly At times anu makes mo very
weak. A iesspoonful OF Chamberlain.
Cole. Cholera sud Diarrhoss Remedy
taken In little water gives me
immediate relief. l could get a dozen
testimonials from people h. rewho have
been cured by this remedy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

In $4,000, fOf ,hs play bills Z. 500, aud
for the fijrist 5000. IL hiss besn AZ
certsiosi that III a theater with 400
40 ,ts athousAnj glasses OF ale are sold
on the average during eacn PERFORM
spce, but that the ,ale OF sandwicbe.
and other light Teirsshments 1. OF no
consequence. 1t 10 beer Hrs, and fore.
most that "psys tue pip,r," and alter
the beer the nJwors. rhis 10 alsJ
Characteristic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

The only permN en- cure for chronic
cstsrfh ist, thoroughly erpsl the p I.
son from the pyslem nv the faithful
and persistent use OF Ayers sarsar-
arills. This wonderful 'emsdy ffov :
successful whom all other treatment
has failed TO relieve the sufferer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Some states have passed laws pro-
hibitlng the sale of baking powders
that contain alum or ammonin, Utah
will dos before long. BE wise and
use only Hewlett bros. pure cream
tartar new High Grade Three Crown
Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

A cough which persists day after
day, sh puld not be neglected any long
or. II means someth ng more tbau a
mere local irritation, and the soonsr
IL relieved the better. Take Ayris
Cherry Pec,oral. II 10 prompi to act
anu sure 10 cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

When BABY was Alak, va gave her cAstoria.
When she wa . Chlld, uho cried for CaatorlA.
When she BEGAN Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

h, Il. Bss ord, Ui Csituagr, .. Oak,
say,i "Psfks' Sure Cure exec all
other medicines for rheums,tm ANT
urinary disorders. For ssle by +. J.
H'll a Co. and Nsldsn Judson Drug
I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Are. w. J. Fabey. Of LIE Roy, n. Y,
,ayE "Hsve lTieu Any cough cuf.,.
Parks Cough Syrup Ia the only one
that help- me. know II IL tho best
Cough remedy" For sale by +.
HUI & Co., anu Noiden Judson Drug
20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
AYERS PILLS
Highest Honors ut Worlds Fair.

P'ems'ure bal ines. may DO pre-.
yeuted AMI the hair made to grow 4,
bea q already hald, by the use q
Hairs Vegetable SlcilIan Hair Re.
newer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
Funeral from Residence.

The funeral services Of the late
Mary Ann Tippett will take place to.
morrow (Sunisyl Mt 1890 .. m. At
residence NJ. 1913 Ftfst stteuL Frieuds
are invited to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

In hair, flesh ana tooth brusl %,
sponse.. Oh, mo . sAins, ty:.rgs, al d
no water DO %.
b nilsy & Hill, Druggis,s, postofiice
corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

IL Il impossible TO make a purer or
stronger powder than Hewlett Bros.
New High Grade Three Crown Bak-
Ing Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

A cup OF Psrk.' TIA at night moves
the bowels In the morning. For sale
by +. J. Hlll & Co., and Neldcn JuJ.
son Drug 20. |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

There is now on = voyage to London
a company Of Malay p ilypesisn. to
produce a work entitled Il ahi shs
Hrzsn, which IL described ss q
national opera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
MUSIC ANDDRAMA
Contribution to the Of tho Present Condition OF
tho Stage-Lo al Amusoments and Notes
Of General interest


this city next week. ~ thev are s1ms.
thing " the best he ever a. seen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
Fort Douglas concert.

The followl 8 program will be car
ited out by tbs Sixteenth U. 3. In.
iantry band, at Fort Douglas, at 4
pm, SUNDAY, November 3, lsoS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02


Paderewski sails for Europe. The tour
will com prise at least eighty recitals
and will doubtless prove q triumphal
procession beyond all precedent. On
nis second American tour Paderewski
gave sixty.aeven concerts aud the gross
REQ ipts amounted 10 flSD,0O0, sum
never before rescued by soy inslfn-
mental performer
A celebration OF the one hundred
and iveniy-finh anniversary Of Beet
hoven'a birhJsy will take piace In
New YORK., At which Onuficek, the
viollnisi, hiss bosB invited to play tue
celtbiated concerto by that immortal
mss,er, II being In that IMPOSITION
particularly that this artist has
achieved his greatest triumph.
Fannie Bloomfield Zsis'ef's season
promises TO be brilliant one. Her
time 10 booked by the manager 10 jan
uafy Ith. Ma Iame Zsislef scoreI =
remarkable triumph uyon her rc-sntfe
into tho American concert afens at
Carnegie hall on October 28tj. Reel-
maid DeKoven, In tue New York
World, eays. "Madame bloomfield
Ze slet laid out Tor herself task which
any pianist might fud arduous out
which shr accom- pllshed In manner
which any pianist might be proud Of.
Very nrst-clsss piano playing Indeed Il
that oil this talented artist. | am
tempted To characterize II % irtides
cent, 4 sparkl-s ald glittefs 90. Wnen
one consid ~ her breadth anu vitality
u style, her artiatig intelligence ami
sympathy aud her wonderfully bril-
liant anu sxquisiiely finished itns anu
technique, one eau forgive q possible
absence Of the slit,r 10 90 Of EN- ton.
She has sn1tmJus tempsr.nenial
asfgy."
J. q. Duff, who remarks every now
aud then that he brought forward
Lillian Russell, Camille ~ Arvilie,
LrnJTa Snyder and Eleanor Mayo
upon the operate stage, has nov
added another scalp to his managerial
bolt. Margaret Lemon, whom Nr.
DAFT first "dl-covered," made Der
debut at the Garfioh Tn aisr, New
Y rk, on Monday, October q, In the
prima donna role Ia Thorn and Bur.
Hess' new comic opera, Leonardo.
Her voice when IL soprano, is 10 rcsh.
lnRly sweet and elsa she Ia peuto aud
her face IL exitsmcly arch and win.
some. Lucille Saunders was muon
appreciated In the contfalto role AMI
Virginia Earl. ~ the cleverest sou.
breIls that has been seen on the New
York Stage Ia many day. Mr..
ihotne's score abounds Ia graceful AMI
fAnciiul ballads, the stage picturesque
Gnd gorgeous aud the rendering 10
excellent throug bout = Theatrical It'd.
ings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Wilton Lsckaye, who will DO seen
again tonight Al the rhesler Hs Sven
gall, has, uurng his stay with A. L..
Palmer, enacted tno lea Iing roles in
Lady winurrmsto's Fan, Dancing
GlTl, Saints aud sinners, Aisbama, A
Womaa's Revenge, Tue America
Heiress, Price OF Silence, Tue rfans-
gTetsor, Biue Bloou, Inc District Al
lofney, The New Womsn, Jim tue
Pebmsn, anu others. His hvvngali L.
bis own original creation, anu the best
testimonials 20 the success OF this pro-
duction are, PROBABLY, tn. many imi-
htions that have boou staged by Othets.
His portrayal Of the hypbOtlL.
ing villain shows careful s,udy NOT
only Ia regards TO his aching, but rs 10
his make up NJ we'll, winch " o.
oeedipgiy clever.
The Fast Mail l. the production 10
be gwen At the Thea OF on eduesday
evening next. Thursday evening aud
Saturday mAlinte tue do Wolf Hopper
comic OpeTa cDmpai will appear In
Wang, aud on FRIDAY and SA,urdny
evenings IN Dr. SynIaI.
The Fast Mail Ia termed n "agpetp
scenic mslodrama." There are numer.
Gus features In It, when usually call
iofth lhunusroue applause IRON the
upper gaileIi,s.
A iunhy story Is told OF Mrs. DO
Won Hopper she 10 known - being
email In stature, but the dainty cos.
tunes she wears In Wang sxagEefAles
her amallnrss aud general youthful
appearance, 90 much 20 that she 4 oks
Ike ohilu OF IL OF IA years. Duriig
dress rehearsal at the BrOAuway
iheaIef, New York CITY, Mir. I. Henry
french, the proprietor And manager Of
that theateF, went back on the stage on
ur Of ptotlon, ami, seeing what
ne thought was n strange little gifl
there, took tho stage douT-keeper
tsyerely to task for GLOWING the enllu
In the buildlng. Nj. French vas A
ltnonai iFlenu Of Mrs. Hopper, but 10
the wonderful melsmorphUs ahe made
Dt hersel he dbl not recognize her.
And IN his wrath ut the breach OF
discipline which his stage door Eeepef
WIS HppAte Ny guilty Of no would
have uisonATgeI the bender, but mai
Mts. Hopper, laughing, disclosed her
IDENTIFY 10 The ifRto French.
Pauline Hall will appear 10 Dorcas
" the rheateI on Monday and Tue,-
lay, Nov. II and 10.
MI ID, q. Adams. the well known
business man Of this city, says he has
zen the De Wolf Hopper COMPANY in
chicago, Omaha and Denver, aud ht
N'i las" In the performances agAIn Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Miss Warren, OF the Grand Opsra
House company, enjoys the distinction
OF being tue only player who has ever
been required to respond 10 n call At
th house In the middle OF scene.
This occurred In tho fourth &C, OF The
Galley Slave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

May Irwin, In the widow Jones,
will reach her seyenty-ntth oonrncu.
tive Metropolitan performance before
leaving New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

ftar NNhnrTVu HannOf-
Overture H.. Ia irene ...... .Auber
eiocuOn IL. Nabueouonosor ........ Nerdi
American Dance ...s..s....s,..........Bo nuiN
Medley bric.sr.itac..ss,, -,.....t.. Missud
Hale ulah. chorus iron The Mesalah.. Handel
Hal COiunDm.
The pubic 10 cordially invited.
JOHS +. KLEIN, Leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Tue Germans are provsrbially
thiraly nation. This fact has just been
stTikingly illustrated la tue farming
out o. the various depar mons OF =
rev theAter 10 be erected at Berlin
he rent for the refrsshmsnt depart
msnt IN this thsatsr Is $4,000 per
annum, willis that for the cloak rooms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

John Malone, once member Of bit.
B.oth's company and an actor VI more
lban fifteen years experience, has
written, In the October number Of the
Forum, an article on the causes which
have led 10 what he calls tho present
deplorAble condition OF the stage. IL
10 10 interesting contribution to a die
cus.lon that Ia likely TO engage the at-
tention Of the world o. amusenents al
no distant date.
The suthor notices that the stage is
inside an occasion for poverty. Drring
the season Of iss3.si more than 10000
persons, who hal formerly been earn.
ing n living by means Of acting, were
out Of employ ment and 10 sore straits
One OF the causes OF this is, be thinks
that II IL too much the habit CT the
business Representatives to usurp the
functions Of the actor. Plsys are put
forward without proper consideration
Of their merits, and through the means
OF the press they sre kept before the
public for time, until there are no
more audiences to delude. Then the
failure IL accredited to the actor instead
OF the play.
How the stock company evolved into
the combination system IA Interesting
ly told. The steamship, the electric
wire and the daily newspaper hsu
their effects upon the stock companies
Actors began 10 travel from place 10
b see, and the result was that no
sooner had an actor gained reputation
than no looked about for an oppof-
iuuity TO become a star, and the man
ayers Of the stock companies found u
more and more difficult 10 keep up the
standard OF artistic work.
Thsn the specializing manager APP
peaftd and became the assistant u
those who sought TO shine a. stars.
This gentleman, at first employed n
q servant, became partner entitled to
q percentage OF the earnings. Al nrst
II was only the stnr anu his agent who
Travelled from city to city, anu In each
place they found resident companies
an. A. n - N fufntsh Tim suupoft. hut MT
ls.t m sn,ire comIany Of PLAYERS was
,.l.n M ine raaa.
=
Tn. most d,sa,,tou, bIov 10 the
drama howsy., cams wh.n IN.
.,.,.,,,. "a ar, J, nj no, .Tr,rd ,uiii.
o,.., mats,iaI m, tnc growln, infiu.
ancs q, ,hs con,bins,ion mi the new
..n,,.n, had ~ ,i.a h fam. IN novel
s,sm.t,c is..s Rv inn.rc.ptibI, de-
go. ~. no.,,,on a; ,ha .c,o, ,hang,d.
nm. ha was n n.r,on who was en-
,,,isS 10 n rs,t.I, cons,dera,ion H,
49, hov A. a., .,a Nv nm, w.. n,ee..
80 ,aws,J Inc m.hing ofa yood
nI.y Tn. comm.TciaI nro.peritv Of
.uo -,
regards, and he now no longer deiets
10 the experience Of tho man who
plays.
But all tho blsme does not beIong 10
tho actor and the agent. Thealer-
uoers must bear their share " IL, and 20
must this press. With the situ.
lion thoroughly understood, the
way 10 restoration IL com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

eNhhh
For tie coming week the company
At the Grand will present the fomaDt-
10 comedy School by T.. W. Robertson,
Who 10 famous ~ the author Of Caste,
OIfs, q ioiety aud other well know
playf. II was first placed on the stsge
in this country ut wallack's thesier
with n powerful cast, Including Lester
Wallaok, John Gilbert AMI j. III.
5tUdIaft.
Tue scenes OF the piece are laid In
and around q young laIies boarding
school aud the opening q u are purely
comedy, but later develop n strong,
romsnlic love story.
Lord Beauoy ard bis friend Jack
Poyntz while out shooting are FORUM
ate sn.ugh ~ fesoue two Of the young
ladies OF Dr. Sulclin's school, one an
heirss, Naomi Tigbe, and the other =
charity pupil, Bella, from impending
disaster, as they are belng holly pur-
sued by bull. They are soon after
together with mutual friend, Beau
Fanntosh, invited by the doctor 10
Inspect his Institution, anu a. may b.
suppo,, d, fall desperately In love with
toe girls, Lord Beaufoy with Bella ami
shNh WIN hht hNiftsHs SlhhhtaAhN
1--we al Ire are carried on much 10 tue
anus, ment OF the other pupils
until they discover the true state Of
Affairs, aud charges B,lla with having
designs TO entrap the young noblemsn
when she Ia dismissed In disgrace.
Being thrown upou her own resOu rec,
she appeals 10 her lover for advice, W no
son settles oil difficulties by making
her his wife. In the meantime IL dc.
velope that she II the grandJaughte OF
an earl and heifees to vast estate,
which excites remorse In the people
who have treated her 30 cruelty aud
she Immediately becomes m object Of
great concern. After = ifuitless search
OF some weeks, Lord Beaufort 10
charged with having spirited her away
aud 90 Dcealing her whereabouts from
his friends. They demand that no
marry her, aud he at once presents Ia
wife, and all, Of olurse, ends happy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Salt Lake thester.gocs will enjoy
School served two ways this week, as
DsWoli HOpper's opera DIR. Syntax,
which comes &, the Thrater next Fri.
day and Saturday, IL essentially the
same play set 10 music. Scnool Will
hold the boards at the Grsnd all next
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Hermann the Great hasiu finished
the biggest weeks engagement 10 tho
b story Of tue PitisOurg Nsw Grand
Opera II 'uae. During his engage
men he present. d one act drama
containing AT hypnotic 1 u.ion anu
entitled Truly. The zud hEu t.
Oh, In the kind permission OF A. Nj.
Palmer anI Paul p liter before hs
@ iuld stage the novelty. Mime. Her
maun appears al rrilby, anu Ii rm,nu
himself imLersOnaGss svengail. HIS
manage ment claims he 10 Iushing
Wilton Ltokayo hard for houots 10
this character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

The possibilities Of storytelling In
connection with Pad,rSwski's most
wonderful hair, says q writer, In
Frsund's Musical Weekly, seem inex
hausliOle. The most Teoeat affair
about this great musical genius IL Ous
winch he eujoysd most heartily.
While entering the Savoy hotel Ia
Lonion, not long ago, tins eysr-sggtes-
ave newsboy tufust into his hands an
evening pspeh PaderoH ski gave him
two "uoos," refusing tho journal,
and turned 10 enter. Tue
youngster followed, and lust
AT tho door sail; "5,y, mister,
give u, another" gAEing tho while Ia
tapt attention at tue golden locks"
The musioiau smiled, ami tossed MIN
anolnef "bob," whersupon tue youth
handed back the hrst two given, re-
marking ojsh ienuslly, so vernon,
keep that, aud 20 ami get your hair
eut.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Hoxs,z nit, euro habitual eonItipA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

Pauline Hall will appear In Dorcas
" TIE rheateI on Monday and Tues
lay, Nov. IL and 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

MI d. q. Adams. the well known
business man Of this city, says he hG.
zen lhp De Vol Hopper company In
Shicago, Omaha and Denver, aud he
VII las" In the performances agAIn Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

The Fast Mail Ia termed n "s.perb
scenic mslodramA." There are numer.
Gus features In It, which usually cali
forth ihundsrous applause from the
upper gailttits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

The Fast Mail /. the production to
be gwen AZ the Thea OF on Wed tuesday
evening next. Thursday evening aud
Saturday mhiin,etue do Wolf Hopper
comic opera cDmpai y Will appear In
wang, aud on FRIDAY and SAlurIRy
evenings IN Dr. SynIaK.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-31
GOLD FOR YELLOW oRBs.
Oranges Fetch Very Good Prices a,
Auction.

Auction.
The orange growers of Southern Califor-
MIA are disposing of a good part of their
crops through the auction company in this
city which had so much opposition when
it was formed last winter.
Yesterday morning the rooms at 705
Front street were crowded with buyers.
The assemblage was composed principally
OF commission men who one wear ago
fought the establishment Of the auction
system, but who have since joined in the
patronage of the concern.
The regular sales to the highest bidders
are held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, but on Friday OF this week there will
be no auction because the crop is not GEN
enough to fill the orders received from the
East Even to do this the groves have to
be gone over carefully.
The bulk of the crop will not be ready
for market for three or four weeks, owing
TO the heavy rains and cold weather of the
past few weeks.
When the main crop begins to come in
prices are expected to go down.
After one seasons trial the auction sys-
tenn has been pronounced success by the
growers.
Yesterday the auction-house sold to buy
ers from San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento,
Fresno, Portland, Tacoma and Seattle, be-
SIDES the regular city customers. Prices
ranged all the way from 10 cents per box
Tor poor seedlings to 81 25 for fancy navels.
William Wetmore of Wetmore Brothers
claims the goods sold at the auction-house
are OF an inferior quality, and that the
sales are only patronized by peddlers. He