. The Argonaut . Furnished with customers and CONTRACTORS With advance reports on all proposed work. The Press Clipping Bureau BIO MONTGOMERY STREET, S. F.Deals in all newspaper information, business, personal,and political. P. O. Box 2339. SCRIBNERS LIFE AT ATHLETIC CLUBS. By DUNCAN Edwards. With over 40 striking illustrations. THE ART OF LIVING -THE SUMMER PROBLEM. ROBERT Grant discusses all phases of the question with special reference to the man. of the family.HISTORY OF THE LAST QUARTER-CENTURY IN THE U. S. Pres. Andrews discusses with great clearness the resumption of specie payments. MR
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. The Argonaut . Furnished with customers and CONTRACTORS With advance reports on all proposed work. The Press Clipping Bureau BIO MONTGOMERY STREET, S. F.Deals in all newspaper information, business, personal, and political. P. O. Box 2339. SCRIBNERS LIFE AT ATHLETIC CLUBS. By DUNCAN Edwards. With over 40 striking illustrations. THE ART OF LIVING -THE SUMMER PROBLEM. ROBERT Grant discusses all phases of the question with special reference to the man. of the family.HISTORY OF THE LAST QUARTER-CENTURY IN THE U. S. Pres. Andrews discusses with great clearness the resumption of specie payments. MRS. HUMPHRY WARDS NOVELETTE, The Story of Bessie Costrell, is concluded in this number. POSTERS AND POSTER DESIGNING IN ENGLAND. With many illustrations of striking posters by the most eminent English artists. STORIES. By Robt. W. Herrick, Francis Lynde, Abbe Carter Goodloe, and a serial byGeorge Meredith. POEMS and THE POINT OF VIEW. FOR JULY. PRICE 25 CENTS. Ready on all News-stands. THE ARGONAUT. July 8, 1895.. STAGE GOSSIP. Harry Dams play, The Shop-Girl, reachedits two hundredth performance at the Gaiety Thea-tre in London on the fourteenth of June. M. Got, who has retired from the Comedie-Francaise. receives a sum of about eighty thousanddollars and a pension of two thousand two hundreddollars a year for life. The re-opening of the Baldwin Theatre on Tuly15th will be the beginning of its fourteenth season.The sale of seats for the Lyceum engagement willbegin on Thursday, July nth. William Gillettes play. Too Much Johnson, from which he has been making a very comfortableincome lately, will come to the Baldwin Theatreafter the Lyceum companys engagement. The Senator, as given at the Columbia The-atre this week, seems to be as popular as whenCrane played it at the Bush Street during his lastengagement here. It will be continued through-out next week. When Henry Irving was knighted the membersof the Com6die-Francaise held a meeting and senthim an address of congratulation, sign