... 30 to 1 agst Mr. Williamson's Shinrone (taken), 40 to 1 agst Mr. Hardcastie's itescue, 50 to 1 a6gt Mr Castle ns Grande Lumiere (taken), 50 to I agat Mr. Laing's Johnnie Barrie (taken), 50 to 1 agst Mr. Hughes's Tipperary Boy (taken). THE METROPOLITAN ...

... Scephlns, New Brunswick, weie tired yesterday meorning by an incendiary and totally destroyed, together with 500,000 feet of lumier. The loss is 30,000 dols, I ith an itsurance of 8,000 dol.. The suffereis are F. Ii. Todd & Co., W. E. M'Allister, Joseph ...

... minutes the f body was cut down and delivered to his friends. n A judge of the Tribunsl of is'ht Instance of rl Rheiins, M. Lumier-Lainotbe, being out shooting on Le Novemnber 2, was so awkwardl or so unlucky as to Lo wound three people, including one of ...

... favour of the nationaliztion scheme. A resolu- fion was moved and carried expressing sorrow at the death of Mr. Kiakham. The Lumiere Electrique says that some very interesting telephonic experiments have benu made at the firing practice of the territorial ...

... about half-past ten M. Roche announced to the meeting that M Rochefort was% so to say, held ptisoner in the Cafe De Mille Lumieres by a crowd of sorne 3,000 people. 'iAf conld not make his way through it, but woul't preside in a ?? or tfio over a grand ...

... boldly. ,i- THa erection in Paris of a statue to Shak- spears has aroused in the capital which pro- .11 fesses to be la rifle lumiere a lively eontro- versy as to the merits of the English drama- itist. Tbe Pal MaU Gazette thus wittily sum- of i marises the ...

... Like the German poet, he seemed ever to ask more light! Son style porte ia sear-gue de Peffeort q sa pensee J4*. Vers la lumiere. luttte contre LPobscerite des cases. And even in the darkest moments hope does not fetsake him. In his gloomiest pages there ...

... mother-of-pearl or a soap-bubble. Even for this result an Iexposure of some three hours in a strong light Iwas necessary. A M. Lumiere, a well-known expert manufacturer of pbotographic plates, .has just made considerable advance along the Ilines suggested by ...

... . They will miss, for example. any coloured pboto- graphs of the character of those exhibited at the Congress by Messrs. Lumiere and Sons, of Paris. But, taken as a whole, the Irish Society's show is of considerable merit, and will by its variety and ...

... negatives for the preparationof printing plates, some good effects in a fev colours. Be was followed by the famous firmi of Lumiere Bros., of Paris, and by M. Lippmann, who have, it is asserted, been able to obtain true photo- graphs in colours with but ...

... any day from two p in onwars- at the Marliborough Hooms, ill Regent treet. It is the invention *, Mecsrs Auguste and Louis Lumiere. and is now showsn for thle first time in England, although is has been attracting crowds in Paris for a mansth past. It is ...

... (FROM OUR BDY COIaESMNDW.) Blois, Saturday. fi Paris is not at its best in August, yet Or' when we passed through the rille Lumiere 101 last week it was far trom having the de- -5 sorted aspect of London. The gardens of the en Tuilleries were a blaze of ...