... MTEOROLOGICAL REPORT I DAILY XRWS' ONCEL READINGS THmI MORNING BY NEGR.E1F ASD ZAMRA'S BARONETER. I' _ ?? (Aonr)ekd to i-eI and t-rdu(xd to 32 drn.. ?? Tke ?? ?? Ahcw the hb gt of the bsrometr at It o'clock on tht, audi tihr pre os rflvrntrjil. 1- I i.0 1e,1 I ;nrs thlc.e tho r- cnfte ?? 4u-o1'ialsea, aend lbe twoprotri sday. Tbr soztiei isttr show tr.e tiiir-ton ot t1it wind.s l'be Ienrynt ...

... Tho Fate Df the Clittreu's BiOL Mn. RSoX's Bill Ought i be safe. The armendmne deng;rjl to ob ...

... MR. LESLIE STUART. MR LISLIE STUART, generally admitted to be one of the most popular song-writers of the day, his composi- tions being at the present time sung and played as the songs of the day, in every part of the world where English is spoken, was born in Southport just over thirty years ago. He has had a career most varied, a record of which could be made extremely interesting if ...

... AFTEM THE RACES. A ROUGH AND TUMBLE AT ST. PANCRAS. Jramrea Cook, ZO, ba'nzaan, of it. Mark's-street, Nottinlghanm, trnd George Dvrbyshire, 28, veiterinary suj-r(eon, of Derby-terrrace, :,tretford, wenr' chargerd ittG the3 flcrlt nn-ell l'oli,;e-eottrt, yensterday, svdlhI aesrlultirng Walter Pomrtnt y, ticket exarniner, .nnd Harry rDaft, pxrter guard, PA St. Paasrrer kitation, while itn the ; ...

... I THE UNITED KINGDOM LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) BIRMINGHAM. Joseph Russ was to-dav sent to prison for a monlth for brutalyi assaulting his wife, who in blind. He knocked her down, kicked her, and Struck her on the face with a sharp instrrunent. She haid to be taken to hospital. A child, three years old, whilst looking out oi a bedroom window this morning feil on to ...

... KESTERDAY'S INQUESTS. CYCLINO FATALITY. Last evening Mr. A. Braxton Hicks beld an in nest at Wimbledon on the body of Sidney Cairns, aged 15 years, clerk to a neowsaent, and lately residirg at 22, Dundonaid-road, Wimbledon, wrho $vas killed whilst bicycling on Derbv day. tt was stated tlhat on Wednesday morning deceased had been to Epcom to get some race cards, which were in a bag onl his back ...

... I Koll-q--KO.-A Atlatibro. I Correspondents sMUST give full addresses and the OASrES OF rTsE sINqUInIES to which they, refer. We cannot search back numbers, nor pyint inqniries for missing hnusbands. These colunmns are not intended forinquiries in respect to claimants for money, and no agents, at home or abroad, have any eon- nection with Lloyd's. So many letters awvait attention that no ...

... A BL UNDER IN BLACK AND WHITE. [By E. S.] IN the brotherhood of the brush, the sweep stands for the irrepressible amateur. His pose, if it can be called one, is never to let you forget for an instant that he is a sweep. Most people feel a certain coyness about displaying their profession; the sweep proclaims his-upon the housetops. In his methods, too, he is an amateur to his blackened finger ...

... M ARC HAN D'S RECEPTION IN PARIS. I ?? CROWD\VDS AND) WVILI) ENTIIIHSIASM. fi`N0.N OUR OWN CuRRESPONDET Ni I'.rnl 'lThursday. It is iortulnate, perhaps, for the Republic that it was e sirrplc capatam ot Marines, and nut I rirce lhenri dOrlkaus, otrI ilstattee, \wi.} ca, ' ri'C tilh French tlig to a'ashoda. II Mlarchand boele an historic name, (v u'enI it hle ere an otlicer tof high rauk, there ...

... FOURTH EDITION. I REI'ORTED ATTEMPT AT' SUICIDE. g EXPECTED RELEASE OF COLONEL PICQUART. E t PA!;I-,I riday.--lhe Pcli/c Rttiibli/qaire says it is rumoured that Colonel t ll Vazy de Clami attempted to comlitit suicide immediately after his t niiiarceratiou. Several newspapers this mornin.g expect that proceedings a w;ih be taken against other olficers, particularly General Mercier. The C ?? ? ...

... THERE is considerable danger that the Half-Timers Bill will be lost, owing to. the obstructive tactics of the minority, chiefly of Lancashire members, who opposed it yesterday in Committee. The operative clause has been obtained, it is true, but the examination of the new clauses will be preceded ou Wednesday next-the only day left for the discussion of private members' bills-by the Committee ...

... FOUR 2T7 EDITION. k DREYFUS INFORMED OF THE SITUATION. TOUCHING REPLY. PARIS, Saturday.--The Figtro to-day says ?? Dreyfus was authorized to inform her husband that IUI. Ballot-Beaupr6, reporter to the Motirt of Cassation, and M. Manau, Procurator-General, had concluded in favour of the revision of his trial and of his being brought before a court- martial. Dreyfus replied in an aftecting ...