New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
carriers one railway postal CLERK, one was po'S
onice clerk and one was q janitor
MISS YARDS CIRCUIT OF THE WORLU

. pRrrF STAY IN Observation-Disclosures OF AUS
TRALIA-PLANs FOR NEXT YEAR.
Yesterday Miss Genevieve Ward left New
York for England. she has pad this city Dut nynS
visit arriving here only week from San FRANCISCO
When she reaches England will havsmate ajourney
round the world. She will. however shortly return anu
appear in New-Yor During brief lull In the tide Oh
visitors caller found her Friday inclined lor cna'
as she sat ght little paror at the Barrett house
at is charming" she said TO dnd oneself SO xindy
remem bered after absence which In these days Oh
short memories must to many seem long. But nad
foretaste OF that pleasure as landed In oah
Francisco where found q dear Old friend VINO haa
actually taken the Journey from the East Dy inc a
route AID had waited for my steamer 10 arrive IN ''
Francisco for thrce weeks was never SO desh'ea AZ
my life to see any one Is was to SEQ her "e' - w
my travels need hardly say that have never Deeh 50
nterested before Toe journey from Eng aud to Ans;
trala stopping by the way Of all tie English s'auon''
such a Gibraltar Aien aud so on, was In tse aesn-
full India was to me neVeriaiuhs soui0o o'
delight and even wonderment here IL was 40
traveller received the keenest pleasure wnlein AUS
tralia my vanity actress vas chiefly feL WAS
delighted with Australia its psopls its cities and aoo''
all It's audiences Youmu not think that because tney
are SO far of the Australians are destitute Oh cu'A
or refinement Far from it In Meloourho "n'on
ia in fact the metropolis they have picture sa"oros'
librar,es and mu which would DO creilI 10 oAo
or Paris They have many theatres anu cAoe" anu
rbnh,rmonic societies In Abundance. Tho theitre' s
a rule ara much larger than yours and arranSei o''
after the old fasnonei Eugisn manners the dress
for in stance being the fashionable pIrto OF eAe Ho'
what IS here the orchestra chairs Den1 tnsro 'A' p
We played at the Theatre Royal which Is re"aiA'o'
fine house and everything was mounted Tor Us Ia sP'
,vle T.e scenic artist IS William Gordon. formerly one
the eailng London painters wno does maghlu
cent work played there altogether thirteen weeks ou
OF season Of SIX months. Ny farewell look 'He ot IA VA
abeneat performance FOR the Womens hosp'''' 81 'o
bourne They wanted to raise 52o,OJo tor ne" "'i'
and az the government offered to contribute sum eqa
70 that raised By private subscription de1eEiieu LIZ
| ward should be built We therefore announcer AMI
gone' mounted as perfectly as POSSIBLE ana Win lux
chorus composed Of the members Of the lea In! inusc
society such excitementyO you never say" Aucse1'' "'A
boxes were disposed of a5 enormous prices ahu "H'i
the receipts were counted after most sicc'ssti per
,r,,opce they amounted to exactly 926sO or Sl3iO4
,rba Government male up the balance an
,ssure YOU felt exceedingly prolt when was 'ol'
that the ward was 10 he named after me- ONer Ia"
hundred ladies' united in giving mo an iIumhA'e' ''
dress an THIS beautiful star" anl Miss Wird sno"e'
her visitor q large star cOnp)sei ehslIoJ " HA' ~
mond- aud evidently Of great ya'ue.
Taking furtner Of Australian AuiIeuc'S MSS "'
said. they are extremely enthusiastic whea pieassu
but disposed to be rathor crue WHEN secoh' Ut 'a
rate entertainment offered TO them Ihey want IL
hast aiw.ys and want it In tho rgls place. wei"
: known American buresque company, for ih''1noo
plaved their first engagencnta at the K)yaL tHe n"n'
, ,rl,t may call the Legitimate drama Thty were
roral failure Returning later, the same c'm?ah.
naved AZ one OF the comedy theatres anI p!cNe' III
house nightly. There is another thih5 10 % "o''00
n Australia. There are no variety theatres o. place
Of amusement OF that The people depend On tA
r theatres alone for their amuss snen ana 50 oecoi
0 sound and excellent judges OF actin5. IAeir y"
q companies are composed OF sterling weH-tTanen acVo
q. of the English schools and there is good deal oil
q ,ivc talent had ole young girl in my company vi
A. came from an Mp country station and who, at hr't pa
g pomenanv ignorant left NE at the end of the year
. rxrrlcut actr,s. The talent was tAerc III aouu""0
= aI +, nee acd was development. $780,. ,,.., ,o,l -,
re- " h,t are YOUR u ans for the future MISS "att
,r "fsIu az you know. fOr Europe tomorrow,
-, ! turning In the fall, 1 play for season q,
al tyo weeks at the star Theatre anu Va w
r. travel with my company. We open IN NeW- W. ~
or in The Qnceu's Fav0rite, an adaptation py syn
"a Grundy of one OF scllbos plays prefer opening H
,e his rather than FORGET lne-Eoi as IL Is ply o.
IN t.nre cheerful descrptOn and Affords better & vni
1t Tor Mr. Vernon who will then make his hFst apps
le ance IN Ney-Ynrk The seconI week we may 10 =
al 1.r-,nenoty and besides that we shall most HaeIy
in Several special matinees OF other P1sys, nSa S
sMammon' a play written by Sydney UrunuS ioi =
Vernon.