... TDISTRICT. TI o Metropolitan District Railway stock is likelyto mark some improve- rnent in ?? of the returns from the Wild West show. The cessation of the Kensington exhibitions led to somewhat gloomy views of the District being tai-en, but there is every ...

... extra- 31 ordinary accident occurred yesterday n morzdig to . Mexican Joe and his troupe, at-present engaged in a. t Wild West Show at Liverpool Exhibition. . They were r driving at full speed through the streets on the Tombstone Coach when it overturned ...

... breaze. lVatstr-Cold ehollwe.s. TuE ComiNG SmNsATSON OF T1iE LONIOX S . --A New York correslpoudent telegraphr : Bili's Wild West Show' lias sailed hor EnglaId 1-n board the Nebras'in. The scen on the 'leck *:D fI I time of starting was very animated. Mlost ...

... appears in the New York- ;:pciz :- It is reported from England that, rotwithetandinr the great popular success of the 'Wild West' show.?3r. Cody cud tis partner have cleared only the stilling scm of S37,000. bir. John L. Sullivan may coma home with as nuch ...

... day being exclusively occupied with preaching. VISIT op BrALo BLL To Livgnpoou- Mr. Lewis Parker, agent for the Wild West show, is at present in Liverpool, for the pinpose of ?? a promincial tour for Buffalo Bils cele- brated show, which consists ...

... of Lorne, visited the American Ex- .tibition in London this afternoon, and witnessed a I grand dress rehearsal of the Wild West Show. The .Royal visitors followed rhie various features of the I cexciting programme with the keenest interest, and afterwards ...

... on the other side; and that it is important to bear this in mind in discussing any particular practical case. THE WILD WEST SHOW. An exhibition of a curious kind is being held at Tompkinsville, Staten Island, near New York. Its object is to give a ...

... being anrticipated that this week's traffic will show satisfactorv results, owong to the large number of visitors at the Wild \West show yesterday. MIetropolitan is also supported, irn view, of the division of the stock into railway and estate stock. Briithton ...

... the further substantial rise in District stock, in anticipation of increased revenue to result from the opening of the Wild West show. Sheffield Deferred is also very firm, and other descriptions all show an advance. Foreign Government Bonds are well supported ...

... passing of the Crimes Bill. ROYA\TY AT THE WILD WEST SHOW.-Princess Beatrice\and Prince Henry of Battenberg yesterday afternoon'isited the American exhibition, and' wit- nessed a performarnce, of the Wild West Show. Their Royiel Hivhnesees afterwards walked ...

... MIr. Marisellsaidtbe license 'by ho apulied for was for what otvs nov pretty widely Ti- ' IlutowV as Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, which cht had attained great success in London during the fewv ch( ionths it hasd been located there. Buffalo Bill ...

... dols,; 1888, 32,887 ds.: THA II WMD WEST AT WIDSOR CASTL&-- Some of the Indians and Americm cowboys from' Bnufalo BiUls Wild West Show visited Windsor Castle yesterday. The part, which included the Sionx ch1ieftain4 Bsd Shirt, ' sit other chiefs, moat of ...