... THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA. The Daily News New York special correspondent more games have been played in the match between- Mr. and Mr. Lipsahuta, and both warn won after hard fighting by the former player. The fourth gam* *«* opened Mr. Sbowaltor ...

... RAILWAY DISASTERS IN AMERICA. New York, rolliaion faxiav tetween two traina Ui~. Atlantic ami Pacific Railroad in New Mexico. The smoking-car tt«n-jletely and five railway killed. the injuria. Another accident occurred yesterday evening Rock Island, and ...

... FRANCE AND SOUTH AMERICA. THE MOST-FAVOURED NATION. Pans, Monday (Renter). —It announce*! thrt Argentine Republic has concluded mearial arrangement with France, conceding to latter the mostfavoured nation treatment,. Uruguay, Paraguay, * United States ...

... MR. REDMOND INVITED TO AMERICA. At meeting of the Independent Natioaalist party last sight telegram addreseid Ml. J ka Redmoad tnm meeting ia the Hoffman .House, New Totk, w«i We, the unders-gnti, oa the Trih Amneaai sympathisers layite you u, N ...

... GLOVE FIGHT IK AMERICA. Vrr Tou, Monday (Beater).-Joe Cheynaki and Oenrg* GedfraT, a coloured pugilist, fought t* a haiab tbia evening Coaey Island Athletic Club. Cboyuaki th* fittaeatb ruaad. N«w Yosjl, Tuesday (Renter).-Jim Corbett aaya that will not ...

... SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT AMERICA New lout, uler). —A p.s»er(er train the Santa Railroad waa wrecked tu-day Hu»ted, Sjveral care were hurled down tabukvit fifty feet hi(h, and .nub pi**,. The immediately caugkt fire. C en> and official*, how•var, alive ...

... large Tonnage, to AMERICA, viz.,- To NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS, weekly. To BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, and BALTI- MORE, occasionally. To QUEBEC, the first Ships sail about the 1st of April. FOR NEW YORK. The Line of Packet Ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain A. B. LousA ...

... in the ZULU C0AMPAIGN, and the following original Articles:- 613R CHARLES DILKE: A Political Sketch. SECRET, SOCIETIES IN AMERICA: Their Scope and Influence. READY-MADE CLOTHIES: A Great Leeds Industry. SUPPERS AND SUPPER PARTIES: By Susan Hopley. rHE ...

... Er*lend sent America millions worth her If England said t°. Anwifla, You charge that we to pot taxes your goods, she would bsve to ascertain what she put a tax. The ooly thine was petroleum. America England over msUions worth petroleum. America's answer ...

... WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO TUEI LEEDS MERCURY OF THIS DAY (sATUP.RDAY):- ;ER WILFRID LAWSON: A Political Sketch. CHURCH WORK IN AMERICA: Some of its Peculiarities. SATURDAY EXCURSIONS: The Cleveland Hills. WAITING FOR THE, TRAIN: A Sketch at York. A JACKDAWV'S ...

... large Tonnage, to AMERICA, viz.;- To NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS, weekly. To BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, and BALTI- MORE, occasionally. To QUEBEC, the first Ships sail about the 1st of April. FOR NEW YORK. The Line of Packet Ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain A. B. LOURA ...

... gays, criticising the idea, t.iat all the athletic competitions , going on now between the Mother Country, the felonies, and America, are conducted singly. Only one of tti«:xn at the time, and then half f ...