... TO UP, 77 EDITION, . 51E FIGHTING ThI THE PHILIPPINES. INSURGENTS STOUTLY RESISTING. \NASHPINGON, Mouday.-The following cablegram, dated Manila, March l6 has been received here from Genera1 Otis: MacArthur advanced bycoud New Cauayau, two miles beyond Polo, nine from Manila, and fifteen flromII Malolos. Railroad will be repaired to advance point to-morrow, and troops be supplied by cars. ...

... iWE'EIF- TO G$ FOR: ]EA-.STER RAILWAVvY AND STEABOA INFORMATION0 Withthenoenue ?? oliaysthevarious -,05 10-cryrr IP cinirie~rti~vv'antI s'ceatn.boet'-baxe issued parilr of thr soecnia arrangemernts fror de-alit> with. the: Lnxtra~otdina~ry traffic. Iii tt'.tev, uis niadc elaborate ptcpdrat'olliS ot ti_ hotda seasoti. A SPeC~ hcoiokg' oflite witl be opeurd a. Liverpool-str'eet bor the iqseof ...

... ANIMA PE!L JG.AJNA ! FB] EAcm lannge thths t w prase, freshl for th e sranger'S fresh and t'lte' seusecof its signal11 significanne, has it by right of ess ;:al possession,, ~and not~ molere' b.y the chance o~f a turn of spee Ii ?? -sily spiritual, f-or etzampinpe, wa s toe: rattoii Lhat devised the uanitm onidm,6 lelleo /Jra, wherewithl to c'r'wn -a creature admlired. ' PAilrim soul 15 i ;0 ...

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... WORXTN THE COMPENSATION ACT. WHAT Si THB IGHT OF A HOUSE? T 5 THIRETY FRETX DfFrCULTY. HAIR-SFLMWINf AGUMIENTS. .n the Court of Appeal on Saturday, Lords Jus- tieos A. L. Snith, Collins, and Romer sat to hear apseals under the Workmen's Componsation Act, Hodldinott v. Neston, Chamber,, and Co. (Ltd.) was the employers' appeal from ni award uade by his Hlonour Judge iushiugtoss, sitting as ari. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEi'TERitOLtMG1AL REPORT. I PaADIN DA-ILY NEwg OMJI I i F.r.ADTVINS 1mfS BARNTN W BY SE.AP3F:FM A.N- ZAMXBRA'S BARtOVE ?? I (7trree1 to -koct redcuce- to 32 dret. F : Th. baek :in 3.5W tile h~eeilt of 11,5 bumnezer ~* I o'oc - an less and ?? erioeu enornlnnis The dotted ho l s dessetU ,%treyale uee-iatk. .,riu; ,at~qda, e th two peeviou days. 'rw nist ie Ietteeo erew etw6 dirren oS tb th ...

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... I THE I WAR IN THE PRIIllPINB. A QUIET DAY. THE FILIPINOS REINFORCED, THE TOTAL AMERICAN LOSSM. OVER 1,000 KILLED AND WOMED, MANIA, March 28, 8.35 pull Although it has met with no further resist- ance since yesterday's victory, General McArthur's Division made only a slight advance to-day. He is waiting until the transportation of supplies and the heavy artillery across the Marilao River is ...

... Strikes and lReliof. A ourxorus sad interesting judg- ment was delivered yesterday by Lord Justice -Romer on a question - -- P .1 I . .. . _ which arose out of the coal strike in South WVales. The Guardians of the Aferthvr Union gave out-door relief to colliers who had been locked out or gone out on strike. The Powell Duffrvn Stea-ra Coal Company, being large rate- payers in the Union, claimed ...