... -LECIThICAL EYE. AN INVE~NTOR'S CLAIMS.' F IVING SIGHT To TBE BLIND ANT) 1hAPING TO H~E DEA.U, Soni% vreeks ao a hri-kf ac~counrt was givna it CTh Daity News ' of Mk~r. iloter Slientis ittvention for tolephounig withouit IiLo. itis proposesd ho- C oro lone, we tiiittrsttd, to givo tho first jpublio deinn tvm. ation of tho powoitr of the nosy rinveti tomi. IItI lieO tea'attinlO, Air. Stiertlt, ...

... TLE -NEWV WHITEFIELD'S TABERNACLE. I T\TERVIEW WITH TTIE MINISTER. j On Tues-day next will be opened the new Whijte. l field's Tabernacle, in Totterihaom-court-road, built to commemorate the life and work of George i 'hitefield, goo of tire greatest preachoers that England has ever known. It also takes the place. after an interval lasating about ten years, of tgre structure which was ...

... iTAIL OF THE CONFERENCR I THlE ARBITRATION TREATY. DILEGATES To SIGNT TO-DAY. ADHESIONT (QUESTIO'N HFELD OVER. (FROM05 OutM SPEe'lALtoaar~w's TIIE1 1A.kGTUE, Frida;y Night. After storm a cntnu Eglanttl has cousonted to po)stpone tie qcuestion of ithe conditions Vtl which outsidle Powers shall bo allowed to gitio int thir adhesion to the Arbitration Conivention. The t ltranronttanells have ...

... I 110W KRUGER GOT H1S GUNS. 11OW THE BILL1 WAS PAIl) A ND THlE SECRE'T KEPT. (FROM OUR CORIIESPONDL;NT.) BEAIUJN, Fridayv Night. A plinsililo1 Story \VU. ICA11 ia tho Itroens, laltl of tito 111:Iun1or iii which l'1c-itloit, ENra-ker a CN'111~j ill P~1114). U! aitle for ar'~-lfule-iitt:, ?? e0 v4)ii tools uponl ?? ?? uid dtlo siispiL'i01 of uppropu-iat~in tho juiiilir lain L rlathitr than let. ...

... -Yll,?TEIZIDAY'Ql FIRE'll. PL-NC'IT. FACTORY B-RUNT. Ii in-, 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M-f a,, It n' irs 5'-E h1?'i1 tF oinimiro an in a - ovn~-rvor ?? Hr -h~ ?? T- ir-rn iib rlI, irnox 'ol e as ?? cr ,V~ nizi 9 - I.. -1 ?? ! ?? inlNV N I-tti i'fati ue. fi-,% l ot vst'n -rriz' iti ) Z-,L-LcW Tr..xt >nem -IIIA Aa cn'--le-u-n-ber 01 'i r-i~ and 11eaIm 'p-1 6i1 t- amp-. a-i a rrla.tr iF nub ZIsk~ eo twor 0 ...

... T 777' ( -; -Zo- F? ?? ?? ?? Il-?T) _ - - I . I .11, _ -1 ijjiv - . A c.rr,,rri T nrA r STIn'A t .L ?? -. , ?? . \o,, > ...

... THE TMANSYVAAL CRIS i POLIC OF TE G OYERtMBNTr. POSI ION OF Silt A. MTILNERL pi I¶ GABIN'RI AND11 THE PRESIDENT, tI' PATIKNCF, BUT - U WtPffl TMIMS ON TI~ YERGR i t I3JIORtTAMT SPEECHT BY M R . CRAMBIMILAIN Tho manzn, meeting of thre Grand Co-mmlitteed of iar she BiNinejt liberal Unionian' Aaeoiuiof Ss!1 ?? in ?? Town Us11., BirminghAm. hast night. v. Mr. CuA&MaSP',LxNL vwa re-*lcted ...

... CO)MfPLAI'NT'S BY PAUIPERS. THE BARBER. AND TIM .SHAVING BRUlSEL A-. the North London Polico Coarrt, John Wast=, c 30, a pnuper inmate of the IW~gt'n oricrise, is who had oseix rearrndd on a eharge oif 4mstml:3f the parchial barber ,Etlarny Pdea bT throwni a ;snav;Lg hrrrh a; hire&, nran brought befro Mr. r E- S orrztrarn. ; The ?? cm plained of tl, ?? of the 5 savi:no ?? vri:tprid ti-) trim, ...

... i LONDON, TVIDNVEPDA E, April 19. e ~ ~ ~ ?? 4- - During half an hours sitting of the House of Lords yevstordny, Lordl Monksxwoll introduced a 1 , iil to ainendl thr, 1i:)n of - it . 1 -- ?? I Bili to aineiln the law of copyright, and Lord BIalfour moved the second reading of tho Trout Fishinix Annual Close Time (Scotland) Bill. Amongst the questions answered by Minivters I in the House of ...

... DRIEAM DAYS. -, -a- NltR. KENNE'H'fl GIOAfIAME'S NEW BOOK. Mr. Kenneth Grahanie is the proso poet of childhood',. itis work is a: delight to tho elders to re-ad, for it is albout, and niot for children thait het write.s. His 310w volumen, 'Dream Pays , (1 Vol., .John LIane), is a Sctqut'nee to W that charmuing book, ?? ?? Age.' it is not in all its parh., equ-al to it.s predtsce.'ior, but ...

... TaE MASTER, BUILDERS' MEETING AT PLYM-OUTH. PLASTERERS' S ETTLEMrE NT. THANKS TO TLE DAILY N{EW& SHALL THE MASTFES RAVE A ; ~~BADGE ? (FROM OUR SPECIL COMMISSIONEPR) PLYMOUTHI, Wednesday Sight. Nearly two huindred delegates of the NaTtional Association of Master Builders assembled here to-cia; in connection with their forty-third half-yearly meeting. Alderman Hoidswort4 presided. t Among ...

... 'SEITY YEARS OF STEaDY WI TINTG. PRIESENTATION TO MIS YONGE. There watv a very nuimerous attendance at Win- chetcr High School for Girls last evening on the occasion of thu3 presentation to M aiss Clharlotte Yongo of an illuminawtd address in connection wvit! tho foundation of a university ?? in. her honour, and as a fitting memorial to her Hte work. The idea. orisrinxted in a s8ugisstion ...