... TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. IMu: elurs, &C., Open Free,- -Briti'hi 2lo~ent 2 to 6.- Sooth Rvoigtii lliemt, 2 to tt-- Indian Miummn, Ito Ii._ Natnr.' istioteiy Iltesemn, 2 to 6i--llothujl Green Atutoueni, 2 to 6. ---'-tiboogicaI Alnoinoi, Jermyn.cbveet ,2 to 7.-Gieeirnich Ifospimul, 1 to ?? iouden Act Gullery, Ps~cklhi-read, 3 to 0--Kcew t'Gadens9 I to iloek.-- - Stienal GAllery, 2 to &.--Natioonl ...

... THE DEM)E.OCRATIC SHOW. TIL 2,o lt! ,! I I,,. I: I. ?? * I ?? tl-' -I. ?? don I t r ?? 'II-i' i ?? LI 'If' d dIII ?? A t ?? I, 711 t t ?? 1111 Iti'' I ?? 0 t'l3 I 'sII ii I N w 'Al ?? i I I P c ii AI V'l''IL I II'll l''lI 1 ill''I 'i >i21i Ji-I'l.,I I , iI'Il' II. I 1lit T ?? ' ?? I. ,11 il ii'iV li ?? ?? ' ' ?? ' ?? C. i,::q i'l 111~ ~ ~~I, I,,i g11 l I 1,;tY Y IIt 2 I I i I I;, I I 'ilI,- i ...

... LON5DON AVEEK BY WEEK. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. Tho Loidon County Ceniieti I n'',rzosiay dei~cide uponl a2 furthe liv ssee of their Coisolridatedl TJio and at Half per Cent, stock. to thel eonlit011 of a million and three- qunrtcrs olerlilig , nod( iX1 tix ilte Irloinflima pr-ice Of tenders ait X150 per 11J(10 stoc-k. XcalI(y thle Wl1alo of tife zit11mg WIa5 ocCuIII1101 h a debate. Oii tihe ...

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... _ , I THIRD TEST MATCH. HEARNE DOES THIE HAT TRICK. .. S--- ?? RAID PR EV'ENTS PLAY. Oit a r Ust ihalt Iras alioteoedl It- orreltrlit ranin the thtirl di'! Ittattli Ia itw uti Ejiolul null Anstralial Is roimoieiieotl 'ii Thui.;I!l:v it li licailit Gguy 3 roun1, j.oel. DK Ihi iiig iV it t,: Los- fo; thc Visit Ios ti;-I too'k ?? iiiltiii'. \V'ort':ll wasi- tle ni' llathtiltn whln wasi; Iit i ?? ...

... ,.,2RK IV, IN THE :TEA ROOM. IN THlE HousE. BY AN OBERVER.. THEUndr~Scrtary for War has not been slow to follow the example ofthe Vice-ptesiden~t of the Committee of CouncildiEuaon Sr OfnGrS a poal the fist Minister of the Crown to give-what inhtheorsuseaas an tobject-lesson from the Treasury me thod Hofa dina hm tenchlnof divinghome al~ argument, *of empha- tjznc a- pla f illustrating a ...

... ITHE SIBERIAN RAILWAy, A REVOLUTIONARY AGENT. The Siberian railway has justly been called a genuine Russian under taking, inasmuch as everything in connection with it is of imrense ni , say unprecedented, dimensions. This does not only apply to the figures, although they are telling enough, says Engineering, but the ilagniti1 of the railway is far more comprehensive end widespread than one is ...

... TIJIRTY YEARS IN MACEDONIA. TIr-se PRESENT SITUATION. wing statement, given to me by one who has enjoyed an unbroken 501ourn of over thirty years in Macedonia-whose name cannot be pub- lsooud for very obv-ou reasons-will perhaps be read with interest, not only on a~c untof the disturbed condition of that region, but also because Ir. o ant stands almost alone among impartial spectators on the ...

... It must be an older archaeologist than the present writer who can speak, de visu, of the first appearance in the London streets of the now only.too familiar sandwichman. When all the world was very young indeed, and I was being personally conducted along the Strand, with never a prevision of the familiarity my fbet were to acquire with this absorbing, fairylike, and tumultuous thoroughfare, I ...

... Cbe top of the MIIforning, MR. RITCHIE ON THlE MERCANTILE MARINE. Mr. Ritchie presided yesterday at the distribution of prizes to the of the training ship Worcester. He said the proportion of Britislh seameti on board British ships instead of increasing was, unfortuuatelyalilmot yely diminishing. The presentstate of things h adarisen verylargely ill ?? of the substitution of steam for sail. As ...

... Wile ?? THE QurEN has been entertaining a constant succession of visitors at Windsor. None of Her Majesty's gut2sts were more delight d than the foreign delegates to the Women's Congress, who, oin expressing a wish to see the Queen, were specially invited to spend the afternoon at Windsor. Under Lady Aberdeen's guidance the ?? lady delegates assemblcd in the Quadrangle a; HIer Majesty came out ...

... ?? ibew agallh, 68llnissiolio * Ax appointment which will give very general satisfacli l i. that which makes Sir Harry Johnston, nO ...