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... SOME STAGE OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. It has been reserved for its modern professors to raise the art of optical deception to the dignity of a scientific performance by availing themselves of modern discoveries in optics, pneumatics, electricity, and other ...
... SECOND EDITION. THE CHOLERA. 1EXCHfANGR TRLEGRAPI5 COtPAr5Y'S TZLERASAM.) MARSEILLEtS, Wednesday.-Between eight o'clock last night and eight O'clock this morning there were ig deaths from cholera here, making a total of 53 for the twenty-four hours. (REUTER'S ...
... pauperism shows that the number of p1utpelrs last week (the second week of April) was 83,247, of whom 35,821 were ill ,srkhouses and 47,426 received outdoor relief. Compared with the corre- 5poaotlg weeks in 1875, 1874, and 1873 these figures show a decrease ...
... important, is, alas ! also undeniably uninteresting. 1 Social Science on the Stage, by H. Sutherland Edwards (an enumeration of the ;motives of recent French plays), a second article on Organic Nature's Riddle, by Mr. St. G. Mivart (an argument from ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. THE NEW GREEK FRONTIER.-REPORTED ACCEPTANCE BY GREECE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) CONSTANTINOPLE, April 26.-The Porte is informed that the reply of M. Coumoundouros to the last Note of the Powers will formally accept the proposed ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) TTE TUNIS QUESTION.-EXPECTED MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY. PARIS, April 7.-According to a private despatch received here from Rome this morning, it is considered probable that the question raised in the ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. R EU TE R'S TEL E GR A MS. PORTUGAL. LisBoN, April 20.-The Portuguese journals are agitating the question of the abuse and inconvenience arising from the present passport system for passengers by steamers. It is thought probable ...
... Telegrams.) A t n'otel, April 20-The Guion Line steamer Wvominingarrived here at eleven o'clock this evening. LIsrBoN, April 2o.-The British India steamer Ya.ra, from London, arrived here to-day. . (From Lloyd's.) AIALJL A, April 2o.-The steamer Glaoorgan ...
... States. Almost the first glance at the writings of most of the ladies who have demanded the parliamentary vote for their sex shows that they are without a shred of accurate thought on the fundamental conceptions of political philosophy and jurisprudence ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL. The following telegram has been received at the War Office to-day from the General Officer Commanding, Natal and Transvaal:- INCoGO, 25th January, 188i.-Reached Ingogo withouiu 5pp6sifion: 3-oer: ...
... BOMIBAv, April ?? London mail of the 2oth of March arrived here yesterday. BRISTOL, April xi -The Great Western Steamship Company's steamer Arragos arrived here to-day *ocm New-York. OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAIL OF 26TIH ULT.-3RD INST. SuEz, April ro. -The ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 pafn. Ai'EU2ER'S TELEGRAMS. THE PRINCE OF WALES. jIt)RIT), April 27.-The Prince of Wales will visit Toledo to-day, accom- rlgied by King Alphonso. They will return in the evening in time for tic Opera. T'o-monrow the King and the ...