... MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde arrived at New York, on Saturday, to superintend the production of his play Vera at the Union-square Theatre on the 20th. Ho excites a slight amount of curiosity merely because has cut his hair. ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The grand jury at the Old Bailey yesterday returned true bills against Oscar Wilde and Taylor. Press Association is informed by Messrs. Humphreys, solicitors to Mr. Oscar that he will plead not guilty. Their intention iB to fight ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. THE RESULT. THE JURY DISAGREE. anticipation of the trial of Wilde and Alfred Taylor being brought to a close the Old Baitay, yeaterday, thore was again large attendance of the pnblio, and the court was crowded in all parts. Mr. ...

... THE CASE OF OSCAR WILDE. The Exchange Telegraph Company understands that an application will be made to try Oscar Wilde separately from Taylor. Mr. Justice Wills will attend the Old Bailey Monday to hear the arguments of coanael. ...

... OSCAR WILDE AT BOW-STREET. RESUMED HEARING. Sir John Bridge again seat inl the Eatradition Court lii at. Bowv-street, yes.tordav week, to beier further ovi- thi denca in suppoirt of -the ehargms ?? igitinitt OSCar WNihhd, Alfred Taylor, svho was lirrested ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. CONTINUATION OF THE PROSECUTION. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor, who are on 25 counts with committing acts of gross indecency and conspiracy, was resumed the Old lie y on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Charles. The publio ...

... THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. The trial of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor was commenced yesterday, at the Old Badey, before Mr. Justice Charles. There was the same eagerness on the part of the publio to obtain admission to the court as soou the doors were opened ...

... ARREST OF OSCAR WILDE. MENACING MESSAGE FROM LORD QUEENSBEEUY. Oscar Wilde was arrested shortly before seven o'clock last evening and taken to Scotland Yard. There he was formally charged with, the commission of unnatural offences. Lord QrieeMberry states ...

... THE FAILURE OF OSCAR WILDE At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, before Mr. A. H. Wildy, Official Receiver, the first statutory meeting of creditors was held under the failure Oscar F. O'Flaherty W. Wilde, Late of Ti-te-street, CheW, and now her Majesty's ...

... AFFAI OF OSCAR WILDE The London Bankruptey Court was thronged yes- terday, when Oscar Wilde was called for public examination. The debtor was in attettdance from Wandsworth, but waa not brought into court. When the case was called Mr. J. P. Grain aeked ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. From Benjamin West to Burne-Jones is certainly an advance. The lank, scrawny, angular, pre-Raphaelite, pre-Fra-Ange!ico figures of some of the extreme pictures of tho P.K.A. may have seemed affectation and unpromising imitaticn ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN DIFFICULTY. London correspondent says favoured With about Mr. Oscar which presents him domestic light, as for a momont a slightly g'oarrassed paterfamilias, and which believe *> authentic as it is slightly known. Within Whodox numbor of ...