... IkJILIDING TRADE C1RISI38. TO-DAY'S MEETING OF MASTERS. A CRITICAL SITUATION. j The crisis in the building tradkes may he expectel to redehwli eltiwax to-day. The seven days' grace gvei by the Nntiorniil Asseoiation of Muster Buillisti ti te Plastenis Union fur the purp ae of secousndoio;g thoir - 9ditlit tmpired last rilht.. T,-dazy the einplrvers mfet to discus t the ?? ?? eplV. It ?? b6e u ...

... LAST NIGHIT'S GAZLETTE Li 0 11 t, I: Ii r a A 1. I c r it Ge(ini'tldCAnitjin Iir'1 Jane I'atk'tMof (tolNag al 111dlet eit an z&i. Leactbabll-trtrt. Ott17, 6103M11 sl1hjb ownir-m, and T Niudir. Warwik-rcatl 54.0 ittnon, 11 ktnoWaiena-.Smneii and Co.. SI~o*~u~llhn.,Pil fwa~tl.'i't $outh lReIloilort, rplall dhm. ini-ls-Donald. and o _ 9.. S dl&14r i, blephrd'h-a~nh, (yte 1 .uau ra-uop.~oand &n ...

... T. Tbe ?? 'jof Acctdeng& WE pointed out yesterday morningI that in many respects the Work- I xuen's Compensation Act of 1897 had proved a failure. But the official statistiesI of accidents for the 1%st half-year had not been I publiahed when we ?? ?? thyw aipeared . yesterday afternoon They are d isg, and even alarming. Of course t period of six months is not sufliaef to support or condemn by ...

... I THE LORD CERIF .TUSTICE AN I THlE SENT1RY. LORD RUSSELL EXPLAINS. NO BLAME ON TEE SOLDIER. A number of contradictory reports were curront yesterday ai to the accuracy or otherwvkie of the story 6o widely published as to the Lord Chief Juqtice having been stopped by a sentry as he was boing driven in his qarriage through the Horse Guards archway to Whitehall. Thu matter is set at rest by the ...

... A FR7ENCIH i' W OF THE hEA'llER11O)1 W~LjLIAML. THJE PROHIBIl'TED PICTURES | Among French caricaturists of the present genera- tion one of 'the most prominenit iss ML Jdean Veber.r. It has been N1. Veber's good fortine to have his wor-ks eonfiovated within tho C(armnn dominiolns I on account of the fun he has bcen poling at theo Emperor Williamo apropos of his tour in Pales- tine, and this ...

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... THE INVASION |F I EmFcC if WVfl[E YOU W, FPANCXHAS'S WONlDFtU, A poetible cowequencd of the ,asiot Wd dmsttetfofiz of paper. Very liey Battl of or bte* will be again the fashion thtis seasonA. mous coutributcr to the ' IEKv e Mojiesi' r§ases the jorc'lenm of tni lnhgfind, ?? lhe ?? ?? of tf4 (e General Staff who devit with tne ?? I few weeks ago, ke s of opn n Sae itj 00Nl7e ttr orce a pmg67 ...

... iN io O0M Ti1k LIVE. oVIUWRUWDEP LONDON. TTRI CSE .iRN;' 'ITE YESTUES.| ThEIRF2WES AM\7) THEIR, ? Lii t~I. FtP!. WANTP-NLW TPOWEVINRS AND NEW : IATW \ ''112 1IAN' XL AUTHOPI- ?? A C'01 si'F~ON1 -Nt In 1z:' i~ at:is have' vr to 'it -- ll,'l. o l' Lon . on. But 1 i h' i orties W) b are the tIU~ romn¶h ba. we should roddVt.iiO prvsontinz- to Y A Sf:CStl. sO inns px.roblema caita ..e Thero ens_9 ...

... 'TIIE(' CZAR. S LEDGING IN T[HlIE STIREETIS. c INTEIVENING FU0 IL It HIE STUDENTS. IN0i.CE iRTul.CT To co. a-in oM tl: ?? CO~tESiONtEg;tfl l Blflt't'IN. Wetlnt-stlay Night ?? In roply to tlet' ftolis ?? ot a German pa.per tilit tile reec-n'. ritniours about the Czar hanl boca Lautnche. ftrola London, xthe Copell- haisen - Poll ike- d-cilarets t itat this is lnot trnt,. As ccc inns the ...

... RUDYARD KIPLING IN THE EIG SiTlES. AN ANTI-RUSSIAIN LANTERN LECTURE. Mr. John Holker, a cotton weaver by trad, who 1 wont out to Dharwal, about 5i0 mile., from Labore, 2 in 1883, for Mesrs. Plott Bros., of Oldhawm has re- turned home to Kirkham, Lanosabire, and baa made An interesting statement to an interviewer of The Lancashire 1auily Post with reopcct to the i Kiplins3. He-said; Mr. ...

... I MR. PHODES IN BERLIN. THE KAISER AND THE CAPE TO CAIRO SCHEME. PROBABLE AGREEMENT. (FROM OUR CoAtRESPONiDENT.) t BERLIN, Friday Night. il Jf symptoms are not deceptive, Mr. Rhodes's v visit here in connection with his African pro-' jects will not have been in vain. He arrived to-day, and will be the guest of Herr von Hanse- mann, Chairman of the Disconto Gesellsehaft. r In connection with ...