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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 ...

... METE.OROIOeICAL REPORT. DAILY Or-mJ* oets AUADMNOS THTI BOXRM By FWaRrrTI AND ZAKERA'S BAROuIATXX Uorreckd t gea-level end reduced to 32 4ri. k. The kimok ltuos 1*aw t*e ?? Of the baromter at 1 i'toeek an thii asd ?? prevlonq morninim. ?be ?? Iie, indilee tbe eztrc~erearrt., v do ringyeovtorday ad the Lwopreviu dvyo. The initial Iett'., *bow t rdfremiao of the ?? The Meroury all eter Rair, ...

... WILLS AM)S BEQUESS . COUNTESS Or HAiuc'm0N. The will bear date April the 18th, 127M ?? codocil of the 7th December, M875, of Elimeih w William, Countess of Hain, of Harringta . House, Kensington Palace-cgardens, who died on the 24th of December last, agea 91 years, only child of William Green. of Trelanm-oy, Jamaica, and widow of the fifth Earl of Harrington. Administration of the late Lady ...

... W R IN THE MAIPLNES TILE ADVANCE ON MALALOS. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS. MANILA, Marh 29, 7.35 p-%L 'At six o'clock this morning General McArthusrs Division resumed its advance fronm Marilao, having got its full equipment of ammu- nition, artillery, and supplies across the rive last night. The position of the troops was the same as when they were led to the victory of Marilad, General Hale's ...

... ACTRE'h4S'S DE A TH AT IOUNSLOW. VELRDICT OF FOUL PLAY. A MYlSTERIOUS LE'itf !. 1 r gt cninr.a- the Hotinzliov Cor:onrr's Court . tD, ir. morn org, the WVe-t Middlesex and London C'o~ er hcld an inquiry into the circumstances r lfttrdr- ngthe death of Amy Miaud Bdrridee, t ,2P verr, an are; .ppearin:g under the stage name;r rf Airne.' Audaire, ?? residing at 22' EJ-' r ton-qiixre, NA'_ and who ...

... LOADON, F'?IDAY, Y.3aras 31. I Littli' fear is ,ntertainod either at Berlin or at i Wl~shin,,tou that the untoward events tit Apia - . ?? will lvad* to serious comliplications between the three treaty Powers. Our Corresponlent in the fornier capital is able to state poaitivtly that. the latest incidents cause no alarm thero and that the hopes entertained of an amica6blo set- tileueint have not ...

... ,ce cop of. the morning. TinE TSAR RETURNS TIIANNA5. The Secretary of the Russian Embassy has issued the following official communication: Numberless expressions of gratitude have reached tihe EmDeror of Russia from all countries for the initiative which his Imperlal Majesty has magnanimously taken with a view of alleviating the heavy burdens caused by the present armnaments. Truly sensible ...

... THE QUEEN'S EA-TjQBR BOUNTIES. DISTRIDUTI7ON YESTERDAY.Roa 2 Thu ancient Royal charities, designated ?? Maundy, were distribuied yrrsterday in Westminimstir Abbey, with the usual formalities, to eighty wien and eighty womein, thle numlber of each seI vorro- sponiing with the age of hier Most Gracious T Majestvy. Wo At one o'clock a procession was formed in the S r_ Jnavei, which passod into ...

... STRANDLNG OF A BRITISH STEAMER. RESCUE 0 THE CREW. NEW YORK, March 29. The -British steaerft Normenan from Liverpool, bv&,nd fir Boston, stranded on Marblehead Neck at .o30 this morning. The local lifen'aving station urccneded in rescling 21 man by means of the hreehes buoy beforo daybreak. The remainder are being taken off as rzpidly s possible. The Norsernan stranied on TomN More's Ledqe 200 ...

... GIRLS' EDUCATION ni ENGLAND. . . . . .- Miis Aliice Ximmrn 's well-written, well- printed, and well-indoxed volume, The Renais- s;anco of Girls' Mducation in England, pubLishlI bv 'iezirs. AND. Inn4=i arnd tCo.,is, as the author call8 it, ' a record of fthv years' progress. But t it is a good deal more. For Miss Zimrnern ...