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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

Nf IDDLk-AGED SWEDISH MAN WANTS A
II position in private family in some country
town to take of horses and cows: is a good
driver: can milk: also gardener. Address Fl. j.
F., box SO, Cali Branch ONCE. jy20 3t+
IL ANDY BOY 1S, UNDERSTANDS CARE OF
II horses and COWS. is good driver and can milk.
Address c. NJ, box IA. Call Branch Ofice 70 3t*
pLACE WANTED BY FIRST-CLA IS BAR
ber wages no object: steady place wanted
Address Barber, box l27, Call Branch Office. 20 81
SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
~ man first-class painter and hard wood hnisher
In hotel or institution for private parties. in
CITY or country; reasonable offer refused is
well recommended. Address COG Minna st. 10 6t*
CITUATION WANTED AS CHOREMAN ON A
~ ranch by an elderly man; can cook make
bread. etc. Address Oh. RICHARDSON. 63S
Commercial st. jylS 6t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Dr.. Schmidt. German Midwife.
NS>1 l21l12 Mission ST.; private home in con-
fnement; monthly irregularities cured day no
instruments.
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HORSES.

MOULD TRADE A 9-yEAR-oLD MARE AN3
w colt, for a building lot IN FruItvaie will pay
the difference. address, Trade, box SO. Call
Branch once. jyS SsSuWef
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
C1ANITAKY PLUMBING AND SEWERING III
= HUFSOHMIDT. 623 g. 6. ave-; tel. 1868. s II
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RS First United Presbyterian Church
e-S Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev. NJ NJ
GIBSON, DID,. pastor. Sabbath services IL A. NJ.
and z AS P NJ. Subject for the morning, "Out OF
the Camp Unto Christ" In the evening the ninth
in the course OF lectures on Joseph, The Son at
to
The morning call., 1893-07-22

At meeting of the Beard of Directors OF the
above named company held this day, the delin-
quency of assessment No, 43 was further post
poned until FRIDAY, August A, 1893, and the de-
linouent sale until FRIDAY. August 25. 1893.
July Z, 1893. l.. OSBORN, Secretary.
jyS I'd
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NOTICE TO C3EDiTckS-ESFATE OF Ma
IN IHANIEL d. PORTER, decreased. Notice Il
hereby given by the undersisnea. MARTHA
KICKER. executtx OF thefsIate OF NAT THANiEL.
persons having claims against the said decreased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the FIRST publication of
this notice to the saia eyeeutrix st the once cs
DODGE & FRY. NO. S06 Broadway Oagland Cal
tion of the business OF the said estate
MARTHA A. KICKER
Executrix of the estate OF NATHANIEL d. PCh.
TER, deceased
Dated at San FRANCHISES July II. 1898.
DODGE & FRY, attorneys for Executrix Oas
land Cal tyxzs fs1
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NOTICE OF ASsEssMENT.-oCCID
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco. call
1ornia. Location of works Silver Star Mining
District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notlce IS hereby given that at meeting OF tne
Doard OF directors neid on the 22d day OF Juns.
1898 an assessment, No. 13. of ten Q0) cepts per
share was levied up the capital stock OF tne cor.
poration. payable Immediately in United sta.es
gold coin TO the secretary at the office OF the oom
pany. room 90, Nevada block, 500 Montgo"eiy
st.. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessmcnt. .oo sa"i III,
main unpaid on the 26th day OF July, 1879, In,nhItc
De delinquent and advertised for sso az 70 rrtII
auction, and unless payment Is maae of August.
1893 to pay the delinquent assessm en-, ~ saIa
with the costs OF advertising anu e1p'"''
BY order of the board OF pirsetoTs;w pirnw Secretary.
ALFRED X. DURBROW,, W,,o Sev Wntan,
Omce-Room 60 Nevada block, SOS Mensgo,"-
ory St. San Fran cisco. California. Jo1o ~
A SsEsMENT NOTICE - HALE NoFIrUcci nr,Doi'
"A Silver Mining Company. Locs.ion roiifnrnia.
pal place OF business. san Frs9c%yy %y.,rict storev
location Of works. Virginia mining os'iio'' ''
County, State OF Nevada. ..,,no of RI.
board OF trustees. held on tne 1Ass S,tv cens:
so .; sn s ssvd.d upon tho capital stock Of the
cornoration nayabis immed ediately In niteo states
vold coin to ths secrettry at tne oinue oi tne
company. room 26. NeVaai@ ''''A wv
cry ST., San Francisco, Ca,. ....suon& ,h.u -.
Anv stock upon which this assessheht SEAL re-
main unnoid on TUESDAY. the 10Th day OF July.
1893, will be denqusmt, am n,vmensIs mada ne
rore viii he sold on FRIDAY, the 18TH day Of
Auonst se3 TO pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs o. ahverLisihs 81 ana expenses
u S"i0 ~ A. B. THOMPSON. Secretary.
on1ce-Room a6, Nevada block. 500 Montcom
San Francisco Cal ie22 I'd
4 wrFK,s NEWS FOR CENTS TIRE
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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+ young horses 1900 pounds Zach; wagon anti
harness; owner has use Tor tneia- A. q
DIXON opposite llorin station. Berkeley. Jyzl ~
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PERSONALS.

MY WIFE, MARY E. DUTRA. aAyiNl. T,FFT
wi my bed and board OF her own accord !. VIII
not be responsbla for any bills Contracted bg hsr
from this date. lly22 3tsl T. ULTRA.
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DIR REssNAKERS.
DRESSES STYL ISHLY MADE, FIT GUAFAN-
~ teed: from SO 50 mp. cutting and fitting spe-
ciaty; patterns cut to order ll9 Stockton ~ tt
RESSMAKING; GENTS AND LADIES
~ plain sewing and repairing. 1905 Hyde. 49,
DRESSMAKING AT HOME OR BY DAY;
~ frst-cass filter. 81 NiuShs ST. ny4 2m
DRESS AND CLoAKMAKINE ST HoME OR
~ by day:s2. MIS-. a. c. ALLEN, 1.2 7th, :. 9
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a wEEK,s NEWS FOR 5 CENTS THE
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing
The morning call., 1893-07-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALF.

CITUAT iONS WANTED - RANCH COOK,
> working hOusekeeper and good mattresses.
< II WARD n CO d 10 Clay st
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At meeting OF the Board Of Directors of the
shove named company held this day, the deliD-
quency Of assessment No. 43 was further post
poned until FRIDAY. July z, 1898 and the dein-
Quent sale until FRIDAI July 2S. 1893.
June l9, 1898. ~-H~-"- OSBORN. Secretary
The morning call., 1893-07-22

BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSE. YOUNG.
n sound, gentle. stylish. 2b46 Howard ty2i e
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HARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; IF
IL going housek coping pay visit; will save
you from SIS to 800 on outfit; i carry Ian rer
stock than any two stores in city; furniture. cEr-
pets, linoleum, oilcioth. bedding, mirrors stoves.
etc.. second hand; easiest terms; lowest
sion st. above 81 Xlh, open evenings 1911
The morning call., 1893-07-22

dpJ ~ EACH-5 GOOD HORSES. THESE AR
~ " good drivers and workers.: nearly ne
coal cart $40: cart harness. 50: butcher car
slO buggy, $50; business @ was9a ca Sia nns y. pony
wagon harness S6: come quick for these bargains
1905 Guerrero st. cor. Twenty seventh ty20 3ts
CENTENNIAL STARI oscar RI .ROCk-
u aways yict torias, buggies, etc; l5el CAiifor-
MIA ST.. bet Larkin and Polk; reiephcns Sex. M.
CONLON, propriet0r - I1L Lotl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

| Iii -EllJS
rssiSioos pcF 81 ulgin c VS..
coF'ccrF&c en 10 ifY Erenls
Cal 6CLETla AEFrAN-
TlL.I
sereda. Lea Hin Dres oe pr6.
siEuss -Hija. espoaa , madrs.
tomoA.
ssoKich. III Mkst1s ael G6leota.
OmOa,
Codigc Peua. Elitss.
Ancors de sslvaGl6n, tDeyoc,.
A&sio),
UastsnoE.- VenedurIa ne lforo.
>SulA del ComeTcio y dc In baacs
EoVELAs IL FRkEz GAL.
LOh.-EeI> cs.ss ctpg Costefano de
1S1S, III Glspoe Cr;ssse, II Terror
&c 1924, Ln Vtltt ttrio ,ssljsts.
Les Apcstolieeh, Jusp Martin q.
1mRscinso0, Les Cisn nil bios &c
Gan Luis, I = isceicfc n do, III aiete
&c julio, EstsEs de les Arsniler.
Bailen, Fl eeuipsje del Bey Jose.
Espoleop ep Chsmsttin, III 10 do
d arsc : 81 z de Mayo, Gerona, Tra-
falgas, Is sfRpnGa csesca. Il Cor.
ta de CsrlCk ". Caiiik. Zaracoza
Iormento, 81 DR. Centepo, Lo Pre-.
Aihido, Ii gcntsna de- Gro. n
4 nsteo Mshao, DoKs Ferfecte, Clos
f's, Fottrnsta y Jacinta, Il ff
mills &c Ison koCh. In neahe'eda-
es.
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administrator du B0ietlD d(f.'
santH rhonneur de pyier d. Ca.
les Annonciers fancais de e1ul@g 5i II
Iemettre leurs crdres de Plblicit,.
Nm. AMEDEE PRINCE Z: r., qui
sont les Agents uniqUes 9! exrj,1sifs
ie ce journal pour Ia Pag'icits Ffa,.9d'ss
q; \a0ldice
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DsDas~5I i 81
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GNCUADERNACxON
OE. :bOLETIH NLRCAHTIL,

a2a esaa secci6n de- Ia casa, maoatada cor
s0a09 los eIem@ga<0a necesarioa crovlsta de
81seesiales he prizaera claae, 10 aace2 encua,
JeraacoGea es hoI@mdeaa. o&rG04@, paxga G..
}aI5ela, p3e} De :sva1#& %2# rs31ewee, eodo per,
e&1<A Y 4 x,r@cina re<S5r3<sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
CHESTS ON BOARD THE TAURUS.

SHE CARRIED MANY wELLKNowN PERSONS
AGROUND TWICE, But NOT DAMAGED
cIoudless sky and a deliciously cool atmos-
micro greeted the return yesterday of the annual
cruise OF the New-York Yacht club. and 1t Is doubt
ful if A steamboat Of any line ever sahed away
from one of the y piers with merrier crowd
aboard than did the Iron steamboat taurus "heh
che left her wharf at East Twenty sixth-st AT 9oo
n, The steamer was dressed with its brightest
hunting and flags had been put at the disposa' oil
u ,oeno hers of the New-York Yacht Club ana their
friends who desired 10 witness the start OF ''e
clubs squadron 10 the eastward Nearly :" peo-
ME were on board-yachtng men with biue pea
Jackets and caps bearing the gilt insignia OF 'he
club while the women, nearly all Ia COSTUMES
which had a nautical air about them, ana Jauh'9
yachting CAPS wore club badges and each one car
rtea marine or large field glass. The music pro
,,,ded by the Regatta Commttee-Messrs ). Nlchoi-
a, Kane Chester Griswod and Irving Grinneii-
a,d much TO make the trip of the steamer up Inc
co,nd a treat to be remembered with pleasure.
7, was a band of some twenty-five pieces
Anchored off East Twenty -sixth-st was n""-
.or ~ steam yachts belonging to CLUB mempe'S'
"a before the Taurus fairly started on her TIP
60 yachts hoisted anchor and bore away up the
r., River toward Glen Cove. The TAURUS Hauc
80. erst stop at Long Island City, where mum
- ~ puests from different places on Long lsian'
.,. on board. Glen Cove was reached i' ""e
an hut because of the shallow water IL was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
DIED.

aS IN her oh year cte daughter Of Edwin and
rn hS'' saS 80 North 4d rss,
August sth. .,..,.
BuRcHANA Rdgcwod j. Aa sws,n ri Charlotte "S the
iss@ r Stanford %S" burchsn' , r,m..
Funeral seGvicss az The al, Eedenec rs Q, Mr. T. "
,E ,T" ;as ssccr. p tsry copy
pHm lingering lncoS ' M,r:ha c.. widow 81 william n:
Dawson, Of New-Haven Conn., In the ''tn year VI "e'
FSaeral services at residence Of her sCSo% JSs1
II. Wilson. No 1873 Parss, Montelar ~ d. i"'''''
afternoon, August sth at oei T." e. nrosoo,
vss q ne ss e. Ara Ds s' cr@ey q
Relative and friends respectfully invited 10 attend inc, nss
Gr"nd cen "asi'f depot '"' "" '''
Carriages In waiting
pENroN-At Middletown New;York. on 9TH in't''
CYNTHIA BcebS Denton IN her 2Sd year r,c0 o, wcdne.
day. o'clock
ELLOws-Entcred into rest, at Newiiayen. Conn2
Aas W, sfr S adoa zee no.
Funeral from her late re,!denss >i' wh,,nys'e Ne"
HALsTED,Ln Brooalyn. August 9TH Harriet Lyon Hal
Funeral services at Grace Episcopal Church Brcoky9
Heights. on Wednesday morning, August 9th' Of IL
Internent at Rye at convenience Of family
1O7 Fast S5th-st. o.. -
Funeral on TUESDAY August at 10 from st. Ia
rencc's Church, Parxavc. and Sfth-,t: where mass
of requiem will he said for the repose OF her SOUL
Interment in Calvary Cemetery
Los ssn, ysy Ii Al. ASf WHITE isa
\. Ingraham in the 18th year Of her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LAMONT-At 357 West 5sthst. Ncw-York. August 9TH.
1893 Caroline A. Masters wife Of Alexander Lamont
FuncrIl services Tuesday. August sth, at p m.
Maine papers please copy.
MILES-At $40 Laayette.ayc.. sunday. August 9Th.
Charles s. Miles In his slst year, senior Past Grand
Vicc.Tempsr OF the Grand Lodge. |. O., g. T.
viii DE- held at the residence OF nj. son.
Frrl -. NJ SO Grcene-ayc., Brooklyn, " Y, on
TUESDAY. Inst, at > y. m.
Interment at Ithaca, y. Y.
Ithaca papers please copy.
SCUI RMER-At Edenach, Germany. on Sunday August
g. Gustav Scbrmer, in his SD year.
SMOCK suddenly. Plainicd. Ncw.Jersey. Sunday.
August 9Th, 1892, George SmOck, IN hi- 6sth year.
Relatives nvtrd attend his funeral services AZ his
late residence No. ga TarAaNe. Painfed, ~ j. Tues
day. august 9Th, at b. ~.
STAREY-At ST. Lukes Hospital. August eth, 1898.
Alfred Butler starry. nottingham, England, late With
Harper 4 Bros. New-lork
Funeral services will be held at the chapel q 81. LukeS
Hospital. on w dnescoy, 9th inst az 10 O'Clock O. m
THOMPSON-At Stony Ford, Orange Co.. n. Y. August
George A., OF Daliel and Mary l.. Thomps
OF Thomp.on Ridge. aged 81 years.
Funeral tuesday 80 p M, from residence OF Joha q.
WILDER, stony Ford.
Carriages at station, .. & W. r. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

found impossible to make landing In u!"e
reach the pier where there were probably "e"sS
mr. thirty persons waiting TO get on boaru' III.
,raurrs ran aground but soon foated on "itho"'
damage II was then decided TO convey INC
guests who waiting to the s'ea
e"''' -, and ro,v heats Consider
ah,e time was spent in getting the small ooa'S'
nd in the mean while the heo'
r,r.ad it's canvas and sailed away for o!Su'
Raw When the passengers were safely aboard "e
raurus again found herself aground. but AGAIN
eoatcd of without sustaining any damage. l"ei'
she put out after the flying yachts and encoun,''
the Vieiant returning without topmast or DO"
:r-Ii \ wall of disappointment went up from tne
ma ssengers when this mshap was discovered i",
Taurus soon joined the fleet OF steam yachts "''"
followed the racers the course and back u
the starting point.
Some Of those on the Taurus were Mr. ana M's'
William Kent. Mr. and Mrs. De Lancey Kane MITE
Marion storey, Mrs. Waldo Storey. of Rome, lta!'
Miss Iselin Miss Katharine Emmett. the MISSES
Emmett. Mrs. James w. McVickar. Miss Elise
Hurst. Mr. and Mrs John Van Schaick Oddic. H. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
5petial Notices.
lsOsfOMce Notice,

Foreign mails for the week ending August ~ will Close
G%P n an f"e "' ?s as iS s%,ys sweden
fs%n SG S Other a@d OF m Via & s
must be directed 'psr ASI + q: Boca@ asl
po; sr %Saf %is'S s s% s s
We wEDNEsDAY yHx a. m isugpsSsn,ay NJ for
via Queenstown etser' must be directed psr ,.srmsnc
aad Via HnHrp ecrs ' @u.s be- S' drc.d Bsse
baa r. SST r s S So per for Sem SS
central X@cea except &c Costa uI RSa a"a south Pac:
%Ss. dEsstd ptr SeSPert i NJ f.. r ., Plata
Maras sS, a ad salsa n a SrSas a. per ~
al for b,os. M,nhan ccars and Msns ,"s
ne rs Countries mus, tc aI td% s,.s e
parts r Of 'S Me1 lSSf %a, 'S. directed pa
M s9bElemcntary 20 p no. iDI 80 D. NJ
1T Sss: ysr and
Werkendam Rotterdam dctters must be d'rce'e' D''
fKiD%Y1M 3 p. m. for Bucncias. per $ s. j. wiz
no Isna ns' ia ap1
sps from nam@ ;Se r &s;'ss' %,'
roPisal a"a rs Ssg. Ss Sla
c,ies q o. e., cI GS gr srsaa y spa
po 20 and for us SsSe T Ss.s y:
g. sssq 1s s Si Ss
Rremen must be directed pr H 81. 10 a. M sup.
d Is 30 per m so%.s "a
%%% I 4ssssJ Per ma be al SSss
ii c% %sisss for sN oiPer escaS States oai tt
must Be gSr S ESrune and am Js sppis
so AaS Cares pes ay' r Pr Hlsps 1
p directed per 10g,Soo1 en at p m for r'uSiIs.
. ne s. s. Rov6r. from N,w ,. ans
Ms San ,V F,ancsco. clce here daily up To August
iron :, 40 n m. Mails Cor Australia. New.Zaaland.
iI,Wass Fiji and sam91a Islands per $ Monowsi
s.n ~ Il 40 D. M (or arrival at New-York OF s. 4.
a,.nla with Brlt!.h mails for Australia Mails for
a,saIau Isl,nds Australia San Francisco,
osc here aaily up TO August 9th AZ 30 D. M Mails
sp I,e society Islands, hip taiilee om Fran.
cisco close here daily W to August % at 80 p ~.
Mails for China Japm Hawaii and Australia Via We'd.
Especially addressed onyl eloe at thi- oee dny
fax and thence ny steamer clnse ut this Office daily =
= 80 p N. Mails for Mquelon. by rail- 10 Bos,o' sna
therce ny steamer cosc this Office daily at 80 D. ~
Malls for Cuba nv rail to Tampa. Fla. and thence ~
steamer Sailing Mondays and Thursdays) close =. w
Office daily at $50 Mails for Mexico ri"s;
unles. specially addressed for Dispatch by steamer CIV
at this office daily at 3 y: ,,ro. Postmaster.
CHARLES w. DAYTON; r"ssnS''''
Registered mail closes at y. m. pre''ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

-. diicult It will be to secure the attendance n,
n. Natonalists during the autumn sosson. ana
',,oeether the Government prospects are as h,acL
as can be-
THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE IN IRE1,Sn
The Primrose League authorities have now Sane
toned the formation or the Habitation at Ra,,,.
more to which alluded some weeks ago Tb.v
have gone further than this in fact and In future
will allow Hapilatohs 10 be inaugurated in anv
rnslish-speaking country. whether within tho En-.
pre or not
lord Randolph Churchill has consented to wri,e .
pamphet on the House of Lords. which is soon 70
be published and distributed by the Primrose
League
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
The Hospital Sunday fund this year resulted in
the poorest collection since 1885, when f34Ooo was
received. and is some 5000 1900 below the aver
age OF the last seven years This result is due no
doubt TO the stagnaton OF trade losses on the
stock Exchange and In Colonial securities and col
lections for the royal wedding No doubt also. It
Is partly attributable to the fact of the present Lord
Mayor being Roman Catholic and to the promi-
nence which was given to Cardinal Vaughan AT
the last annual meeting of the fund These con-
sderations prompted several Evangelical clergymen
10 decline TO take collections for the fund
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE
A number of Hereford cattle has been purchase
BY Mr.. d. Maclennan for expectation to South
America out of the Queens famous herd on Flcm-
ish Farm. Windsor
Mr.. T. Miller has bought several shorthorn bulls
out of the Prince OF Wales's herd at Scandinavian
for South American breeders
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
OBITUARY..
CHARLES MUNZINGER.

Charles Munzingcr died on Friday In Connecticut.
Mr. Munzingcr wa, a l!known member of several
club, i'm thi, city and OF the cotton Exchange. His
home in this city was In the Windsor apartment
house. AT FIFTY fourth 81. and broadway. lie was a
native of switzerland ard came 10 this country In
ISL Here he for year, the representative Of
the largest Greek houses In the world doing business
I'm this cIiy. Mr.. Munznger retired from active
business In 1854. His wife. who with daughter
aged fourteen survives him. Miss Charlotte Blood
good sister Of John roodgood the well known broker.
Mr. Munnngcr married In ls6S. He was n
director In numerous corporations. In social life he
was also widely known and popular. entertaining ex-
tensvry. lie was nboLt sixty years Old. III,
funrrnl will be- held At 10 o'clock this morning nj the
south Reformed Church. Thirty eighth st. and Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

Bovine Mr. and Mrs j. F. s Banks. J. Van
Schaick eddie jr. II. H. Odde. Miss
Swords. Horace Binney. OF Paris; Adrian
Iselin. W. T.. lseln. H. r.. Harper. f.
c. Kent Theodore e. Iercga Robert Center
G. OD. Iscin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadane Robert O.
Pauldins, c. \. Freeman jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam f. Vcrnam DR.. and Mrs Richard Kalsh, Mr.
and Mrs. t. H. Henderson, Or. II. Enos. Miss
Enos, Mrs ~ r. Todd. W. +. Costenbader Mr.
and Mrs II. y. Alden. who had as
their guest Miss Lucas. OF Philadelphia
C. H. Wainwright. Miss Agnes ". Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Ecclesine. ir.. Miss Lawrence
Captain &. D. Albertis. j. &. Wilson, q. Tillotson
W. T. Wainwright. Harry Holtrook. John r.
Platt Mrs r.. \. Willard. Miss Willard, Edward r
Darrell Miss orion. G. \ Grymes. Howard y.
Potter Charles Emmett. Richard Emmct jr. II. y
Phelps. Mrs. Belden. Miss Belden. Thomas g
Cassidy. Captain Joseph Ellsworth. who managed
the last international races: Mr., and Mrs. Robert
nnderhill. W g. Bacon, Jr; +; j. Hissinson, iona
Paret. -. ii. King Jr. e. \. Gould. r. Blunt,
+. 4. Guild W. y. King. j.. James Sinclair, Miss
Milliken. H. Bloodgood j. r. Ernst. Edgar Hen
bricks. Mr. and Mrs. W buchanan: Emerson Fooie
Miss Agnes IIcden ". j. Sears. +. Il. Fiskc ;. i.
Blagden. F. de +. Hall. \. Il. Jones and W. Whit
lock. The Taurus got back 10 East twenty
siXth-st. at 100 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
HENRY IRVIyG'S AMERICIN TOCR
TO BEGIN IN SAN FRANCISCO on SEPTEMBER
Tile CoMPANY AND ITS REPERTORY

TO BEGIN IN SAN FRANCISCO ON sEPIEMbEH
THE COMPANY AND ITS REPERrORY
Quebec Aug. tSpccIaD.-IIenry Irving ana r''en
Terry arrived here yesterday the Allan Line seaner
Numdian. There were six In the party, Including
Mr.. and Mrs. Loveday, Mis- Elsie Craig the stsee
name OF Miss Terry's daughter. AMI Miss Love. Ihe
remainder OF the company will arrive In two wccRs'
There VIII be ninety people In all. and they Will carry
with them 600 tons OF scenery and accessories. Thr
professional season Will begin IN san Francisco on
september H. ami will last Till March Il. 1894. Their
repertory will comprise d" Beckett Henry VIII"
Richard ILL., King Lear "The Merchant OK
Venice, Charles l., Hamlet and " Nance O!theld'
Miss Terry will have three parts. Fair Rosamond,
Queen katherine and Nance Oldfed. the latter being
new onc-act play written especially for her.
"Tlc tour OF the company Mr.. Irving said, VIII
be under the guidance OF Our old friend. Henry Il.
Abbey. who poted us the first time we ever played
In America Mr.. Irving paid tribute 10 tho
memory Of Edwin Tooth. ~ remember WE'LL he
said " how some thirty years ago was member OF
stock company which supported Booth IN round
OF the legitimate drama at Manchester, England lie'
was already then brilliant young actor. always
admired him greatly. and considered him OF tho
dearest fellows met
Their first appearance in New-York will be on
November q. and they will stay until December 80.
Mis-, Terry expressed herself delighted with hef
approaching visit to the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
ALFRED u. STAREY.

Alfred Butter starcy. for the last seven years
Editor Of "IIarpcr'S Young People, died nj II.
Luk,'s Hospital early yesterday lie was taken i'll
with typhoid fever three weeks ago and was removed
10 the hospital from his home. No. II West
lhrtiehsl. Mr. starey born In Nottingham,
ENGLAND about thirty five years ago. lie gradu-
s;rd from oxford and shortly acrward came TO this
country. lie entered the employ Of Harper & Bros.
and for twelve years had occupied important positions
with that house. lie had always been Interested
I'm sports aud in affairs concerning young people
and had written many short stories and articles for
children. Since he became Editor OF The Young
People, seven years ago, he had confined himself
To editorial work
Ills father and his brothers and sisters live at
Nottingham. Their Instructions ns 10 the L0poSa
of his body arr. being awaited \ funeral service
win probably h' held at the chapel of tho hospital
at II u. NJ. tomorrow. Mr. Starey was member OF
the Authors and University clubs.