... '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 ...

... DONE WITH Til TRANSVAALJ CASE (OF THE BURNT CHTILD. (rnos outi coiarStioNot?.NTr,) BERLIN, Wednesday Night. The G(rmi-nn moonthly, Deutsche 1flevue, jiblishos a long article by Gustav Krauao , Alks with Cecil Rhodeks Theo Rttnlor suet AIr. Ititodc ro peistedly in, sdnirsty us well itt privately, stild though 6eine of his statemevnts have beoni overtakenu by events, they riro nrsthtr ...

... LIBER AL PROSPECTS AT OLD. HIA.XM. On tho eve of the polling in the Oldha n Parlia- mentary Division, telegraphs our Corresponden, the prospects are exceedingly rosy for the Liberal candidates Messrs. Enrrnott and RIuncitnn. Tr i . election, it iS true, has been a rather singular one, by reason of the strange combination wvhich has% reprosented the Conservative party. M3r. Churchill has not ...

... MAIT AN Di) .12I 1 ERS. \fr. *Joif ItIIflt'iS'i5- ?? enoil Ct I AdjillIt ccpiyrighIt, jutoi gir oil bofouro the 1.-ers' Se1lourt k',i11rmitttoe. tvII givi generaml iatiirfaet ion toC tho pi1 ?? of itit'ooltto. Ii bac in: op1 lenat et su kee specialls- as it is mixed up1 wi'ihi that or Ame~rican eopvriglit, annl it wvould. he tisel~iti a a pee alita, ?? (li egsaiv eulso t(lia4 jo II rv. 'to ...

... TIIER NAVAL MOBTLISATION. GETTING PEA DY FOP, THEI M AN&;U1RnS. The' worer connhrited with the' rinhbilisatrou earn- Slleiild-is a.varlY ito, fflvi to'ioi'k yvt'idlietl moiijrning, e Il tINeV CdI(I Iti iilt I1'Ltl I t~ lrr-o 1.ighi trho tevliolo dIRty. Pii}:etitrly tit tirdit IIo'cIck lliiviieilt vessi'ls ?? their ?? oil lltii~ it ltl iii eoflhtniissimli for the' IrItatloenl-ettro arid 1,In no ...

... I , SIIt .Ll:i t*) AIIINERI AS2 AN, JOItHNALiSTiANDJ S11IATES M AN S, SOYME PERSONAL, vt I ISCENCES. Sir Alfrod I IINI (i.ui t Sib~i'et of 111(1 ktvl'il wt'it Sit- All ro Mijh(l iloo i''i i, 01(1 0h' mist~ititi daly.i, ii I lir- 'c ?? i'il li b ?? with pc'euliri:' tilleirwi-' -it tire( pri-sitit tiotiircht.1 ~-l. it:rde tirii~tstiiiftit.'litfof 3!lInmer is elf los Ilmdidiriol 'i Niritpy ...

... THIS MORT7NGS NEWS. . I It hasU-noW belel ?? tlntthe PCiUcO of AV l will leavo V'ic~toeriaL 01 trhe afternoon of the '.ith with a1 hge party, inltudinhg the Duke and D hess of York, Prince ( Christin, and tho Duke of t'olnbridge, for (lo0odw(ood. ItU is ttdor stoodl the .'riltlass of W~ales w:ill not visit G(oed- xuoodl. eal4 Ritchoner of Ihaltitum. left 3 iondon 1 st nighzt, and will be away ...

... WPELESS WA P, inING WEAPON)S OF DESTRUCTION: GRIM POSSIBILITIES OF TIE F UTUEI . I rnt re-arkzable exeerinent-s in wiresessP telegrapb by Mr. J. N. Maskelvne and the¶ Re-. S .M. Bacon. at Newbnrr, described in yesrer&, Duali News, are, -w;e are assur mor so noroel as thev appeared. They bavo been Ffir>s-Ler ...

... THE ThiN-SVAAIL CRISiS. AFTER BLOUEMFONTEIN. STORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. M1R. SCHREINER AND THE GOVENMMENT. iMPORTANT BLUE BOOK In view of the' debat'?s in Par]Lixment today, a J1luo Book was icsued yesterday, contalmn Fnrthior Correspoudencle relatiing to Propose Political leformss in the South African Repub- lie. This corresponuience cairries tbh story dowl to the present weok. 'Thct most ...

... ABDENTS ON RAI WAY& DECREASING RATI0. Br w of ahowing t.eo - take by rater ?? icc to proveiast aocidanto to their i 4rwin Mr. P. 1arrion, General Manager of the Londos arnd North Wertern. gavo yes*terday to the Royal GCoAImlnission at the Surveoyori' Instituta fuirt-her d.,- tails nt, tho workinig of their SyAlImlii. He1 Spuku also b0i Lehtlf of thel Railwvy Associhttior, ni.id it goneral ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY I I The Commercial-road Baptist chapel celebrated its Sunday school anniversary with much success on Sunday and Monday. On the former day special sermons were Preached by the Rev. E . B. M Case, and on Monday evening a public meeting t was held in the chapel, when there were present the Revs. E. Packer (in the chair), B. M. Bason I and R. B. Case, and Messrs. T. ...

... LONDON'S LATEST T REMAN. At a special meeting of the Court of Common council, at the Guildhall, on Thursday, the Lord Mayor presiding, JZIr. John. Henniker 'Keaton, M.P. for *Canterbury, was presented with the :freedqm.of~the> Ciryi in recognition of Ihis public services ?? postal *reforms.-The City Chamberlain (Sir .Richmond.Cotton) in presenting the freo- dom to Mr. Ifeaton, the dotuments ...