... THE UNITED STATES: 01'It F.) WICI.Nr. , I.AT NIGHT. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed in ttte Bothnia for Liverpool. Co-operative Dress, Association, which na tie pioneer here in that department If husinesq, failed. and its liabilities estimated at a hundred antl ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, f _. *. (Before Mr. Justice Wills.) THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The trial of Oscar Wilde, 40, author, on an indict- ment charging him with certain misdemeanours, was resumed on Saturday. The Marquess of Queensberry was again in ...

... BANKRUPTCY COURT THIS DAY. cm. Departeiret, AFFAIR OF OSCAR WILDE. the failure of Oster F. O'Flahertir W. Wilde, late of Chelsea. awl sew el bar Majiisty's Priam, the meal eemosey p•r-tinders The eider was the el the of Queeesberry. bed the Meer attributes ...

... had been the interviewers, but he found them agreable gentlemen, their only fault being their opinion that he resembled Oscar Wilde. Their kindness encouraged him to meet the critica who would describe his first performance. The fluctuations in the Stock ...

... defeuce, said that ha desired to mention the ease of the Marques. of Queensberry. alio was charged with having libelled Mr. Oscar Wilde. At the police-eourt it was that the libel would be jostilied, and at was proposed to take that course. Under ordinary Or' ...

... —MISCELLANBOUSand ORK.—Mm. and Mc' atshy, the Hon. Mn. Aide/ Ponsurtby, Mrs. Hancock. Mn. Harris. Mrs. T. P. O'Connor, Mrs. Oscar Wilde. Mrs. &h.aiin, MI. Abraham. Mies Hinehaas, John•ome. Johnstone, Miss Marbleill, Mellor, MIAs Winthrop. TRISH EXHIBITION ...

... JAMES'S THEATRE. T. JAMES'S THEATRE.—Leseee and Managet — , Mr. GEOROE ALEXANDER. TO-NIGHT, at 8.0. LADY WINDERMERE S VAN. by Oscar Wilde. Mr. (morge Alexander. Mr. H. H. Vinceng Mr. Rae Webster. Mr. A. Vane and Mr. Notcombe Gould : Fanny Coleman. Lily Hanbury ...

... Messrs. Waller and Morell, who will produce a play by Mr. Oscar Wilde. These three names are already associated with the Haymarket Theatre, and I will only express the hope that Mr. Oscar Wilde may supply in An Ideal Husband a worthy partner to his Woman ...

... Nearly a hundred men, mauy of whom were representatives of American newspapers, greeted Mrs. Langtry on her arrival here. Oscar Wilde, in a fantastic fur-lined coat, was pro- minent amongst those who surrounded her. An interview was afterwards granted. Mrs ...

... seteleedaei the MUM awl a Moe. — d is pow llities 11011, wit own, thee es esesseete.l le meats 115 AU. Liesttesa.) TIM OV OSCAR WILDE. 1. OSCAR AND COMVICT.—UpOn tin ilosars. Day. sod nortwar a receiving order under isgetelhirir lj SR lßtblt, Iste .V ot ...

... proceesion of boats. Prises were offered for the best decorated craft, and were presented to the successful competitors by Mr. Oscar Wilde, who has been making a lengthened stay in the town. In a short address at the termination of the proceedings, Mr. Wilde ...

... McKinley Iron Tariff' Bill was not reported, because of the fearof precipitating a (Jeneral T-uriff Del Eade's imitation of Oscar Wilde was remark- able chiefly for the costume. The audience was large and respectable, but not brilliant. There was much derisive ...