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95trtl)5,iJftarnagetf,anii iBeatljS BIRTHS. MOORSOM.—On October lltli, at 268" Newport-road, Cardiff, the wife of Samuel H. Moorsom, of a son. SMITH.—On October ICth, at Asama Villa., Claude- road, Roath, Cardiff, the wife of Captain Arkley Smith, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. FOUESTIER-WALKER—JUSTICE.—On October 9, at St. James's, Paddiiigtou, Radzivill F. Forestier- Walker, second son of Sir George F. R. Forestier- Walker, Bart., of Castletown, Mon., to Eva, second daughter of Colonel Justice, Craig-yr-Haul, Castle- town, Cardiff. DEATHS. JONES-MOREWOOD.—On the 9th inst., at 5, Cold- stream-terrace, Cardiff, Maggie Jones-Morewood, the beloved wife of J. Jones, aged 28. Funeral postponed till three o'clock Saturday. JACKSON.—On Wednesday, 10th inst., at Hill-street, Rhymney, Ann, the dearly-beloved wife of William Ja.ckson, aged 64 years. Public funeral, Saturday, 2.30 p.m., at the Rhymney Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. ETKAWSON.—On October 9th, at Clifton, Samuel, youngest son of the late G. S. Strawson, C.E., Car- diff, aged 47 years..

Advertisers a.re Cautioned tha.t Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters .M-ciessed to Initials or Fictitious Nanes at any Post-otice. Letters ad- dressed to Initiate or Fictitious Npmes must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the office* of tht. Western Mail. premies to let. To Let, Business Premises; suitable for Stores.— Apply 46, James-street, Docks, Cardiff. eo716rl7 $erdmtal Married Couple Wisli to Adept Female Child from the month; sniull premium required; references giv It.-F b, e,)7'17rl7 iLtK_Ex L, Cardiff Cathi-.ys (May-?treet) Frivate School. Latin, Fienrh. Shorthand. Mathematics, Ac. IfctaWisherl 16 yearn. e5263r20 i&ttstoL Mandoline and Guitar Taught (Spanish style).- For terms, Ac., address Mrs. J. J. Preston, 77, Plas- turton-avenue, Ca,rdilf. e5682r12 i3annng. Select Class Now Held at Colonial-hall Wednes- days and Saturdays. Hall to Let for Dancing Mon- days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays. Hold 24 sets. —Apply Da vies, WoodviL'e Hotel, Cardiff. [e5454r!7 jgmtggg. For Sale, Four well-built Seven-roomed Cottages, in Somerset-street, Saltmead.—Apply T. A. Davies, 18, Court-road, Cardiff. 2292r12 To Let, Six-roomed House; healthy, respectable giiuaticn; four minutes' walk from Queen-street.— •Aaply, for particulars, 169, Castle-road, Car- prr e5689r!3 For Sale, No. 27, Wiudsor-pla.ce.-For terms, &c., and application to view, apply to W. C. Clarke and DeTey, 31, Queen-street. Cardiff. e3537 1iflO nev + A CAPITALIST is prepared to make IMMEDIATE PROMPT, and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £10 TO £ 1,000 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. Gentlemen, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure. Farmers. No objectionable Inquiries, Florists, No usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, malities. Hot-el Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Kate Jeb Masters, of Interest. And all classes, ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the flat- tering Advertisements that appear daily. The majority of them emanate from Agents, whose Sole Object is to Obtain Fees of all descriptions. Applicants can rely upon it that by applying to me they do so in confidence, and that they will be treated in a fair and business-like manner.—Apply M. BARNETT, „ „ 30872 9. CaroHne-street^Cargin^_ iflisaUanemis Eight Handsome Crochet, Knitting, and Patting Pat&ms.—Send stamped addressed envelope and six stamps, M.N., care Mrs. Evans, Causeway-street. Jkidwelly. e5720r!8 Shop, Fixtures, and Small Stock Drapery (optional) y, Let—46, Portmajimoor-road, Cardiff. e5591rl2 CanMtionB.—Mrs. Reynold Hole, Salmon Apricot; strong- well-rooted layers 5s. per dozen, six for 3s. tree.—E. Nelmes, 79, Taff-street, Ferndale, tHam. ferlS Church Lads' Brigade.-Special Dumbells; sample pair, post free Is.; reduced price quantities.—Morris Brothers, Cycle Works, Pontypridd. e5710r16 Iron Buildings for Sale (New), to accommodate 200, 250, 300 persons —Apply to Harris, ti-on Church Bi-ilder. 7 and 8, Idol-lane, London, E.C. P.J27id —————■■!■ IIMIIIISW——BB—MOM——WBBMW ggtimeg+ Cratoeligrsf, m Wanted Intelligent Men to Canvass for Orders for the Henry Irving Shakspere; the best edition extant —Apply Blackie and Son, Church-street Chambers, Cardiff. e5702rl6 Wanted. Salesman on Commission.—Boston ltuhber Shoe Company, Tower-cliamoers, London, E.C. e5194d Canvassers Wanted, Whole or Part Time, for ai J arts of South Wales; good chance to earn £ 2 to 3 weekly; a local novelty.—Address, by letter,* F. R., Western Mail, Swansea. e3111 Agents Wanted, for the Sale of a. Patent Machine in every town; liberal commission.—Apply F 3, Western Mail Office, Cardiif. e5713rl7 Wanted, First-class Traveller for Oils, Sc., who is well known to the consumers; one at present in the trade preferred.—Oils, 21, Abbey-street. Hull. [1'12 Agents Wanted, whole or spare time; commission and bonus.—Ireton and Co. (Limited), 92, Grace- d'uroh-street, London. 2659rl7 Wanted, for the Rhondda Valleys, Merthyr, Brecon, and Swansea Districts, Educated Men to Introduce a New and important Work of Reference-Topoórapln- ca.l and Statistical-of England and Wales; published by W. Mackenzie; beautifully illustrated with plates, nisips, and plans of important towns.—Apply, per- sonally or by letter, to R. Goldie, 29, St. Marv-street, Cardiff. 2737r!8 Agents Wanted for the Sale of a Patent Machine, in Ever, Town: liheml commission.—App'.v F 3, Western'Mail, Cardiff, 2721r18 Agents Wanted to Fush Firet-class Machinery Oils, liberal commission.—Box 31, Post-office, Liverpool 2702rl3 Agents and Canvassers Wanted in All Part* of South Wales; whole or spare time chance, to earn E2 to €3 weekly; a local novelty.—Address, hv letter, F. R., Western Mail Office, Swansea. 31133 Commission or Purchasing Agent Wanted for Car- diff and Surrounding Districts by an Old-established Firm of Edinburgh Brewers, whose Ales are already well-known there. This is a. good opening for a wholesale merchant or a smart commission man, as the terms would be liberal.-Apply, with refe- rences and security, to No. 583, Robertson and Scott, Advertising Agents, Edinburgh. 2664r12 Wanted, an energetic Man to Act as Agent to a Life Assurance Company for Newport.—Apply, with full lart-icblars, to E 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. [rl3 Canvassers Wanted. Whole or Part Time, for Neath, Bridgend, Llanelly, and District; good chance to earn £2 to £3 weekly a local novelty.—Address, by letter, F. R. Western Mail, Swansea. e31115 Manufacturing Stationery a" Colour Printing.— Cardiff and South Wales —Advertisers Re- quire a Gentleman to Repres, hem on the above ground. There is a very e\ ■ isive and nld-estab, lished connection; applicants nould have a thorough knowledge of the trade and lie of good appearance and address, and it is absolutely essential that they should be well known in Cardiif and the district.— Address, with full particulars of experience and en- gmgements, to A. H. Z., Messrs. Street's, 30, Corn- i lUlL London, E.P I.114A3 17 jiflíscrUanfOU5 Perth Dve WorkR,fhods Forwarded Free.—Mi»s Morgan, ciose Clarinee Station, Cardiff. cf¡599r15 Is Your Watch Wrong P The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for Watch Repairs of every des- cription is Kier's, 38, Castle-arcade, opposite Cardiff Castle. e549rl2 Sirprirs* £ 4 18». bd. buys Cushion Tyre i-afety, Humber pattern, long ball head, Coventry make bankrupt's stock; listed at S14 10s. wonderful bargain ever offered; this is genuine. Come and see boat fare paid. 103 Pneumatics just as cheap; latest pattern, F,6 10s. eacb.-R. Warrilow, Weston-super- Mare. e3503 Morris Bros.' Cycle Works, Pontypridd.—Over 100 Cycles to be Cleared regardless of Cost.-Send for special lists, post free.—Repairs of all kinds executed in a. superior manner promptly and cheaply. Clerks anti i-Hanagns; Competent Clerk and Bookkeeper desires Few Hours' Work Daily.—E 34, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e5707rl6 Shopkeepers and Tradesmen. —Book-keepe: wiehes Evening Employment Keeping Books.-E 15,Western Mail, Cardiff. e5699i'15 Book-keeping Practically Taught by competent Accountant For terms apply E 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. e5697rl5 A Shipbuilding Firm on the Continent Requires the ServhM of a Naval Architect having experience in the design of passenger steamers, steam tugs, yachts, launches, &c., for rivers and lakes, both paddles and scrwy; he must be able to prepare a complete working design of a vessel, with all fittings excepting the engines, and to make all calculations of displacement, stability, and speed, and prepare estimates and specifications; a knowledge of (iernv.ui and French desirable.—Applications, accompanied by copies of testimonials, stating experience, age, and salary required, should be addressed to Naval, Bex P 48,387, Smith's Advertising Agency, 13^, Fleet- street, London. 2758 A Cardiff Chartered Accountant has a Vacancy for an Articled Clerk.—Address F 7, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2723rlfS Wanted immediately, Clerk Used to the Coat Trade and Knowledge of Bock-keeping.— Apply E 44, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2653rls Wanted iminedlatelj-, a Correspondent Clerk; be good penman and typist, and have some knowledge of general office work.—Apply, with copies of references, to Box 42, Post-office, Car- diff. 2654 To Parents and Guardians.—Well-established Firm of Auctioneers and House Estate Agents in Cardiff Have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil; moderate premium.-G 20, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [rl6 Junior Clerk Wanted in Broker's Counting-house shorthand, and' good writer.—Apply, stating salary and references, E 24, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2559rl6 Youth \t'anted, mut.t be good writer; one used to a solicitor's office preferred.-Apply, in own hand- writing, Waterlows, 17, Quay-street, Cardiff. 2525i'12 ~W^ted7^lerk.~apable of Keeping and Balancing a Set of Books.—Apply, with reference, to 1) 13, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2466rl5 Frflward Rees, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, Requires competent, experienced Clerk.—Apply, by letter, stating salary required, 138, Holton-road, Barry Deck. 2379rl3 -Wwted, a Junior Clerk in Colliery Proprietor's and Shipowner's Office; one with knowledge of shorthand preferred.—Apply, stating age, wagcs re quired, i'lid previous experience, to D' 56, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2307)1-3_ Wanted, a Junior Clerk, with knowledge of l-iook- keeping and Shorthnnd; good character indispen- sable.—Applv. in own handwriting, to D 37, Western Mail, Cardiff._ 32762_ Respectable Youth (18) Desires Evening Employ- ment; writing or figures, &o. highest references good education.—Apply E 39, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2633rl7 Law.—Convevaricing, Sfiorthand, Costs, and Com- mon JAW Clerk (36) Wants Pngagerneiit.NI)p!i, P., 3, Rijhrnond-terrace, New-road, CrickhoweJl. [1'17 Wanted7 bv Middle-aired Man, Situation as Time- keeper or Any Place cf Trust.—Apply C. French, 65, Argvle-street, SwaiLsea. 24671-11 Survevor Desires Re^engagemerit at Collieries; accurate surveyor, leveller, surface and underground, plotting, and quantities, &c, neat draughtsman; satisfactory references aged 23 small salary.—D 45, ■MmtWBBMNMaMMMMMHHBmiaHKHaUUailWnHi ,.0' afrftjoj) gggtstantg, m. Grocery and Provisijnt-.—Wanted, a. Good M..n.— 21, Bridge-street, Cardiff. e5723rl5 —Wanted, by a Young Lady, a Situation in Grocery or Confectionery Business.- Address E 19, dxpress Office, Cardiff. e5YOOrl5 Apprentice t,) (lracerv Wanted; respectable and educated lads only need apply.—Leigh, Grocer, Lewis-street, Abenun»nj A'oetriare. 2696rl3 Drapery.—Wanted, Young Ladv as Milliner; able to serve.—tate salary and references, A. 0. Miles, 2, Bute-strret. Cardiff.- 2739rl5_ Wanted, respectable Young Ladies as Apprentices FMICV Drapery and Gent<»' Mercery Businesses; live out.-Apply Winter Lates. Royal Arcade. Car- dWJ 27?3'15 (Grocery.—Wanted, a- good Provision Hand know- ledge of Welsh.-Apply, personally, George Evans, Morris ton r2707rli? Outfitting.—Wanted, experience 1 Young Man to Manage Branch; must be good salesman; Welsh; references indispensable.—David Evans, Bradford House. Llanelly. 2712rl8 Grocery and Provisions.—Good Man Wanted to Manage Branch.—Apply, stating age, salary (in- doors), references, when disengaged, Arthur Daniel, Troc.dyrhiw. 2657rl7 Drapery. —Wanted, good Junior for Manchester. —Apply," with full particulars, Isaac James, Sua I- aea. 2655rl7 Drapery.—Wanted at once, Young Lady for Gloves and Fancy Department; good saleswoman and window-dresser.—Apply, with references, Williams, Draper, Pontypool. 2007rl 7 Drapery.—Wanted at once, good Junior Young Man for Manchester Department; full particulars in first letter.—D. W. Price, Draper, Newport. [1'12 A Well-educated Youth Wanted as an Outdoor Apprentice.—WiUiam Morton and Co., Fancy Draper, 8. Queen-street, Cardiff. 2584rl2 i7 .-ma t Wanted immediately, smart Young Man, single, and with knowledge of the Welsh language, for the Men's Ready-made Outfitting Department.—Apply David Davies, Osborne House, Neath. 2496rlo HoweltandCo., the Cardiff Drapers. Cardiff, have One or Two Vacancies for respectable Youths as Apprentices to the Drapery; terms on applica- tion. 2531rl6_ Wholesale Mipply, Bakers', Confectioners'. Sun- dries—Married Couple (about 30), Manage Branch Business at Brvnmawr; drive, canvas, and deliver; security; house, salary, and commission.—Write Con., 3, Edgar-place, Brvnmawr. 2514rl2 Grocery — Wanted immediately, smart Junior; r -w must be well up in provisions; Welsh.—W. M. Jones, 44, Queen-street, Neath. 2400rl5 Wanted at once, well-educated Youth as an Appren- tice to the Grocery Trade.—Scudamore and Co., Supply Stores, Blackwood, Mon. MOM5 Grocery.-Wanted immediately, Two good Junior Assistants; must be active, honest, and obliging.— State wages (indoors) D 39. Western Mail. Car- diff. 2351rl3 Wanted, Young Ladies for Fancy also Young Ladies for Workroom, Improvers, and Apprentices.— Apply the Congruous Millinery Stores, 82, Oxford- street, Swansea. _J_ J 2304r12 Wanted, n (Welsh preferred) to Work Pontypridd and District for the Sale of Sogers' Beer, &c., and Fill Up Time at Counter.—J. Davies, 2, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 23201'13 Boot~Trade. —Wanted. a Junior Assistant at once; able to speak Welsh. —Tremellen, Abeidare. 2297rI2 "Drapery.—Wanted, an experienced Young Man; good window-dresser; must speak Welsh.—Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Tholl, Yorath, Swansea. 2279r12 —^Young Lady (18) Wishes to Learn Light Business; itationery or confectionery preferred.—Apply 12, Treeillian-terrace, Penarth-road, Cardiff. 2719rl3 Wanted, Situation as Manager or First Counter Mau to the Grocery- and Provision Trade; 14 years' experience; indoore or out; aged 27.—M., care ol A. Youuit. Barry, Card'1- 2564rl2 isreg&makers, &r. "t)ra pery. —Wanted. a Young Lady as Milliner, able eo serve.—State salary and references to A. O. Miles, 2, Bute-street, Cardiff. c5722r15 Stylish Milliner; well up in serving; Welsh; state salary and reference.-—Apply Davies" l^ost-office-buildings, Aberavon. 2?43rl6 Dressmakers.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Bodice Hand.-Applv, with full particulars, to Whitaker and -Tones, 19, Westbourne crescent, Car- diff. I>i essmaking.—Waated, competc: t I'irst Rand, Superintend Workroom; live indoors references in- dispensable.—State full particulars, enclosing photo, Evans, Bradford House, Llanelly. J711rlo — Millinery.—Wrantedr a. good Milliner, able to Serve Through Welsh.-«-.State height, age, and salary, Charles, Draper and Tailor, Mou.itaiii Ash. rl7 Resiieetible-Young I'ersiins Wanted; must be quick* wic-h the needle.—Apply, after Two. First Flcor, 23, High-street, Cardiff. -6^r15 1T^ thorough-good Milliner for AVork-room Onlv.' Also Assistants.—Apply E 28, Western Mail, Cardirf. 2577115 STpartments* Penarth, 18, Windlor-roiwl. — Furnished Sitting o om and Bedroom for one or two Gentlemen; terms moderate; piano, gas. e5634r!2 Comfortable Lodgings in J!<-ath for One or i wo Young Ladies engaged during the day; moderate terms.—Apply E 8, Express Office,Cardiff. e56S4rl5 Furnished Front Sitting and for Two Respectable Men; washing and attenanee 3s. 6d. each.—34, Theeiger-street, Salisbury-road, Cathays. e5709rl6 "Comfortable Home (Canton) Offered Young Gentle- man; board with family; piano; terms morale.— F 10, Western 27601'18 A Lady Living near RoatlV Park Would Be Glad to Receive One or Two Ladies as raying Guests; references exchanged.—For further particulars apply F 6, Western. Mail Office, St. Majy-ptreeb. Car- diff. 32840 8, Northcote^street, Richmond-road, Cardiff.— huperior Fumished Apartments; one or two be-J- locii-s; all conveniences; no children: tenns moderate. 2645rl7 Comfortable Rooms OtIered to a Gentleman dining out.-Apply 16, Neville street, Cardiff. 2630rl7_ Qiii^t fToriic for Gentleman Dining Out; eveiy comfort: largo sitting-room; bath-room: 22s. 6d., incfudhv boxl. central for stations.—E 39, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff.. 2631rl7 19, G1 vnrhondda-street. Cardiff.—Superior Fur- nished Apartments, One or Two Bedrooms, :ill conveniences; no children; close to tovn; mode- rate Jems. 2628rl7 CaerjihiUv.—Two Sitting aud Three Bed Hooms, at moderate terms; quiet neighbourhood, with home comforts.—Applv Miss Duckfield, Sf. Martins-road, Caerphilly. 32799 Cairifortable Rooms to Let—Sifcting-rooin and Bed- room—Furnished or Unfurnished Apply Mrs. Jrn- kim, 2486rll ^lisrellanfou^ ^ttuatioiis. Wan ted, Ganger Platel'iyer none hut steauy and cunpeteut men need apply; state v. ages, age, witli refeiencc.—F 9, Express Ottice, Cardiif. erl2 Boot~Trade. — Wanted, a steady Man for General Repairs and Bespoke Trade.-Apply J. Davies, Leicester House, Bargoed. e5680r12 To"Tailors.—Good Coat, Vest, and Trousers Hands Wanted.—Apply Scott Brothers, Charles street Cardiff. e5703r!2 An Apprentice Wanted to High-class Joinery Works; premium required.-E 9, Express Office, Cardiff. e5693rl5 Strong, willing Lad Wanted to Help Gardener; live indoors: country, near Cardiff.—Address E 41, Western Mail, Cardiff" 2642rl3 Waiited7 a Young Man for Horses; with knowledge of butchering preferred; to live in.—Apply -14o, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 2547 12 "Wanted, W orking Head Groom: sober; thoroughly experienced management hunters, young horses; good rider and driver; wages 22s. per week.—State age, married, single, weight D 11, Western Mail, Swansea. 2^781!2 Wanted, a steady Young Man as Groom and Gardener.—Apply, with references, to E. H. Lloyd, Brynfcirion, Neath. 2282rl2 Wanted, Grooin-Coachman; married. Wife Laun- dress", tlioi-oughly sober and honest, and good driver,-Homfra.y, PIal!! Llannnn, J.IRnelly. 2c74r13 A^^oor^Coachmau or Groom-Gardener can milk middle-aged; five years' good character.— E 13, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff.^ 2477rlS linan oi- Otherwise single aged 28; thoieuglily experienced wlih hunters and carriage Itome?; excellent ieferences.—H., 125, Green street, Hereford. ,2700rl8_ As Groom-Coachman or Grooin; thoroughly under' stands hunters; good references from past and pre- sent- employers; aged 23; weight 9st.— Apply R., 4, Shiiwood-terrace, Lhvynypia, near Pontypiuld, Gla- moigansbire. ¿b81rl7 ~SVanted7 Situation as Coachman or Groora-Coacsh- man; single; aged 27: good references.—C. Wood, Hendrefoiian, _S\vanKea. Wanted, Situation as Gardener; understands kitchen garden, flowers, and fruit; wilting to be useful; marrie'l aged 32; the years' character from last place.— E 4D. Wustern Mail, Caidiff. [r!7 As Working"Hardener by Practical Man in All Branches, Inside and Out; highest references; married; aged 31.—Thomas, Hendier Isha. Farm, Pencoed. 2604rl7 ■Wanted, Situation as Groom-Gardener; single; middle-aged; good reference.—Apply L. H., 12, Bar- rack-inli, y wttrt. Mon. 2?rf0.il6_ Young as Undcr- Coachuian, or Single-handed; aged 24; single; ride ai.d drive we'd good refi rences.—G. Sivell, High- street, Lydney, Gloucestershire. 2562rl2 "Butler (Working); understands hunting or shoot- ing things; three years' references; married —F. Smith, t!rooks Estate, Momnouth. 2490rl6_ ~~WantedTl^-Manied Man, no family, Situation as Gardener or Groom and Gardener; middle-aged; strong, active; good testimonials and character.— Address J. W. Gardiner, Old Furnace, Dyffryn, Neath. 24è5r16 Groom-Coacdinian (28); married, one child; thoroughly understands horses; can do plain gar- clelling; good reference.—Baston, 31, Topaz-street, Roath, Cardiff. 2520rl6 Wanted, ^itiwti. n as Workmjr Farm Bailiff: under- stands all stock; Groom-Gardener, or Any Place of Trvsfc; married Ilg-ed 30 Wife experienced Laun- dress refei^ences.—Addtess Kiblett, Conrreishnry, Somerset, lt.S.O. 2185rl5 As Groom and Coachman; drive pair; understands liur.ters; married man; g-ood references.—Apply Jones, 3, East Usk-road. Newport,_Mon!_ 2462rl5 G:lrdener. where two or more are kept; thoroughly exjterienced man ifd asred Zi); one child.—J. ■ nerf. Hantrithyd House, Cowbridge. 27i16rl3_ Wanted, oituat.on as Groom or Groom and Gar- dener; ride and drive well; understands hunters; 2.1 years' gocd character; aged 29.-Davies. 16, Bm-kla- street, Bridgend. 24*U)rl3 Gardener (Single-handed or Under); six years' good experience, inside and out; good reference — F. F., 59, System street, Spiotlands, Car- diff. 2283rl2 —Wanted, Situation as Working Farm Bailiff; married, but no children; aged 38; good reference from last situation.—D 31, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2288rl2 Young Man Seeks Situation as Groom or Driver; can drive well: good character.—Address Groom, 52, Harold-street, Roath, Cardiff. 2235rl2_ As Groom-Coachman; willing to be useful; aged 40; married: long character.—Address Y 42, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiif. 32317 Wanted, a Young Man as Under Boots and Billiard Marker.—Apply Imperial Hotel, Docks, Caril;tT.j £ l3 Wanted, for Monday Next, 1 ad as Biiliard Marker. -Apply Wyndham Hotel, Bridgend. [27C6rl^ Wanted, a Young Man as Boots, and to Attend to Stible and Make Himself Generally UsefuL-Ship and Castle Hotel, Mumbles. 32827 Boots Wanted.—Those having had experience in first-class hotel, and good references, may apply to Manager, Langland Bay Hotel, Mumbles. 2501rl0 Chef -He.engageÎneiif- Wanted by thoroughly- experienced Chef; hotel or restaurant; 15 years' reference.—Apply E 35, Western Maii. Cardiff. [rl7 To Brewers and Innkeepers.—Wanted, Situation as Manager of Hotel or Public-house good charac- ter, experience personal security, £ 50.—Address D 12, Western Mail, Swansea. 2469rl5 Wanted, Situation by Young Man as Under Boots or Second; experienced aged 21; good references.— Lugg, Rock House Hotel, I.landrindod, Radnor- shire. 2353rl3_ Wanted, Situation as Barman or Barman and CellannMi; experienced thoroughly-good references. —Address A. H., 30, Stocklaud-street, Grange, Car- diff. 2311rl3 Wanted. Mm and Wife (without encumbrance"! to Manage First-class Temperance Hotel and Res- taurant wuires 30s. per week, with board and lodgings total ahstainers.—Applications, stating ex- periences, with recent testimonials, to be sent 011 or before 22nd October, to Thomas Lloyd Davies, 244, High-street, Swansea. 2764il8__ Man and Wife, without encumbrance, Would Like Management of Public-house or any Place of Trust; testimonials and security; aged 40: Welsh spoken. —23. Rookwood-street, Grangetown, Cardiff. 2438rl5 Joiners.—Wanted, a Couple of good Bench Hands, W. Clarke, Llandaff. 2753rl5 accustomed to hard wood.—Apply on the_Work^ ~^VVantedT-S«.:ond"Hand"Baker immediately — Aj.??lv, with references, H. Thomas, Somerset House, Ai-er- kenfig. 2704i-!5_ Wiirite 1, a Couple of Improvers to the Printing Trade.—Apply P., South Wales Daily Post Office, 211, High-street, Swansea. 32844 Wanted, experienced Man to Make and Burn Duffryn Rhondda Fire Bricks, including Pressed, on Contra ct.-Apply at the Works, Cymmer, near Maesteg. 2713rl2 Wanted, sober and experienced Body Maker state salary per ,veek constant work.—Applv Lewie J. Lewis, Coachbuilder, Aberayron. 2679r].7 Butchers.—Wanted, solier, single Man to Slaughter, Assist in Shop, Make Himself Generally Useful.— Mrs. Thomas, Butcher, Nelson, near Tieharris. [r!7 A Competent Warehouseman Required to Attend to the Execution of Orders in the India-rubber and Waterproof Business; good experieuce of the trade indispensable; applicati ins treated in confidence —Apply E 43, Western Mail, Cardjff. 2651rl7 Electrical Engineering.—Wanted at once, Two ex-. l>eriencf.d Electric Light Wircnie.n.—Apply to T. t)eriencf.d Electric Light Wircnie.n.—Apply to T. Maddreii and Co" 47. (-tie Arcade. Cardiff- IBubUt R-atirt5. CARDIFF RACES. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT, 17th & 18th OCTOBER, FIVE RACES EACH DAY. EXCELLENT ENTRIES. CHEAP TRAINS FROM ALL PARTS. 32735 ^nbants* SarntatTig, &"c. Ladies Requiring good Servants and Servants (AU Classes) Seeking Situations, write Mrs. Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester. e5688r27 Wanted, General Servant; must have good refe rences; bey kept.—Apply Mrs. Henry Ensor, 23, Windsor-place, Cardiff. eWlrl2 Wanted, by respectable Person, Situation as Work- ing Housekeeper good reference good cook.— Address D 33, Evening Express, Cardiff. e5683012 "Wanted, November 1, good General Servant, that can milk and do plain cooking good reference.— -1 Apply, Miss Lewis, Brigam, Cowbridge. e5703rl6 Wanted, It Parlo;rm;id.-Apply Mrs, Waldron, Llandaff. 32857 "Wanted. Nurse-Housemaid, able to sew; children go to schoot-Apply. after five p.m., Mrs. McDonald, 66, Oaktieid-street, Cardiff, 27311'18 General Servant Wanted; able to do plain cooking and housework.—Apply Mns. T. Wootton, Cloth Hall, Merthyr Tydfil. 2690rl7 Wanted, October 24tli, Housemaid, Willing to Assist a Little with Two Boys, aged three and five; good reference.—Mrs. Davies, Bryugarw, Porui, Rhondda Valley. 2695rl7 Want-Vd immediately, Young House-Parlourmaid; rrnall family: three sen ants kept.—Apply, after six p.m., 71, Newport-road, Cardiff. ;7J5r18 Wanted, good Cook; bsking. Also strong Kitchen- maid, who lias been out before.—Give all particulars, Yickermaii, aundersfoot, South Wales. 2714rl8 Wanted^ an experienced Geneial Servant.—Apply Mrs Davies, 32, Park-place, Cardiff. 2724rl2 General Servant Required; plain cook.rig house- maid kept—.State age, wages, and refeicnee, 56, l'h ir-outh-road, Penarth. 2703rl5 Wanted, a Young Girl to Learn Kitchen Work.— B., Llanellen House, Aliergaver.n; 270M5 Wanted, aur experienced General Servant, with good references.—Appl.y 21, St. Andrew's-crescent, C:<rdiff. 26""Drl7 Wanted at once, a good General Servant for Public- ist use.—Apply, with references, to Davies, 2. Clive- ten ace, Ynysybwl. 2658rl3 Experienced General Servant, able to do Plain Cooking; also Young Girl for the Children; sleep home.—Harris, 62, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. [2625rl7 Wanted, a thoroughly good Cook, not over 30; must be early riser and trustworthy.—Apply lie. tween two and three, Air, Thomas, Green Lawn, I'enylan. Cardiff, or by letter. 2634,13 House Parlourmaid .Wanted; housemaid kept; good references.—Apply, age, wages, experience, all particulars, Mrs. Pearsc, Grosvenor House, Cuthedral- !.<ad,. Cardiff. 2633rl7 Plain Cook Wanted; clean; good references; age, vages, all particulars.—-Apply Mrs. Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral-road, Caidiff. 2632r17 Wanted, experienced General Servant, Small Fcmiiy.—Apply, afer Six p.m., 22, Plymouth-road, Penarth. 2618rl3 Wanted, Single-handed Laundrymaid: live in the house; good wages to competent person.—Apply Mi's. Garnons Williams, Tvniawr, Brecon. f2619rl3 Wanted, Geiierit Servant, about 20, able to wash and iron; good plain erJok; family of two.—Apply Smith, care of Miss Jones, I'ost-office, St. Helen's, Swansea. 2588rl6 Wanted immediately, a strong Girl for General Bouse Work.—Apply 14, Cliarles-street, Cardiff. [rl6 I Wanted, I!fju«e-Parlourroaid or Uiide '-Wsitres*; Park-plMe.—H 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. 254h12 'V- Waited, Cooks, Parlourmaids, Housemwlds, General Servants, Laundrymaids, Children's-maid, Needlewomen; Country girls.—Mrs. Pedler's Regis- try, 22, Charles-street j Cardiff. Town and Coun- try ?543rl6_ Wanted, experienced General Servant; early riser no washing or baking.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Newell, The College, Porthcawl. 2505r23 nee, oA eneral-fi The Walk, Cardiff. 2549rl6 Wanted, a' good General Servant; one from the country preferred.—A- W. James, Chemist, Sketty. 2551rl6 Wanted, Kitchenmaid.—Apply, at once, Mis. Davies (House), care of Howell and Co., St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 2537r16 Housemaid Wanted for Country, near Cardiff; small family.-Apply, stating when disengaged, w,;ges, &c., E 22, Western Mail, CardiiL 2500rl6 Wanted at once, strong"tiirl; able to milk.—Applv Cowkeeper, 29, (Jlamorgan-street, off Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 2511rl6__ Wanted, bv 22nd October, House-Parlourmaid; Churchwom.iu.—Apply, stating age, references, and wages, to Mrs Roberts, Bryn Teilo, Llan- daff. 2527r!6 Wanted, a thoroughly experienced SJervant, also a Nurs-e-Housemaid; must be able to sew.—Apply, before twelve a.m. or after six p.m., Mrs. Fletchor, 16. St. Andrew's-crescent, Cardiff. 2476rl5 Wanted, experienced General Servant; small family; good wages.—Apply Davies, Penybryn, 151, Gorse-lane, Swansea. 2480rl5 Jiauiidress —Wanted, in Country Village, near Car- diff, thoroughly laundress, with help; cottage provided, and washing from large country house securo>ol.—Apply E 10, Western Mail, Cardiff. 32793 Wtnted, good Plain Cook; wages, S18 to C20 a year; all found except, beer.—C 3, Western Mail, Cardiff. 32610 Wanted immediately, good General Servant— kitchenmaid preferred; other servants kppt-for Hotel, Abergavenny; good reference required.— Stepney's Registry Office, Abergavenny. 2430rl5 Wanted, Girl, lietween House and Kitchen, at once. Also, by the 2nd of November, a good House- nwid must sew iie:itly. -Apply. stating wages. Mrs. Xep. The Grange, Wenvoe. Caidiff. _u, 2417rl5 Wanted immediately, a. thoroughly trustworthy :lad respectable Girl as Nurse.—Apply Mrs. Churchill, 32, Oakfjeld-streef, Cardiff. 2416rl5 Wanted, an experienced Housemaid; must be a good needlewoman ana all early imer; all found except beer ■ NNages, £ 16.—Address C 5, Western Mail, Cardiff. 32608 Wonted, Cook-General roe Family of Two; boy kept.—Apply, seven to nine p.m., Mrs. Do.vuing, Wellington House, Charles-street, Cardiff. 2403rl5 WallteoI, bv 16th October, for Cathedral-road, Car- rliff, experienced General Servant; able to cook.— Apply Mi-s. Wilcox, Kewport House, Tenby. 2396rl5 Wanted, thoroughly experienced House-Parlour- maul; over 23; Church woman two in family; comfortable home; good wages to competent 'pewon. —Tyia Morris, St. Fagan's, Glamorgan. 2395rl5 Wanted, a good Plain Cook for the Country.— Apply, by letter, to Mrs. Dobell, Blaenau LoJge, Llandeliie, Carmarthenshire. 32785 Wanted, Two respectable Girls—one as Housemaid, the other as Plain Cook ntust be early risers; all found but beer.—State wages required to C 4, Western Mail. Cardiff. eo 32609 Wanted, hv 23rd inst., strong respectable House- fjlovdw Bank, Abeidare. 2302rl2 — — iwmui 11^ '■iKiwOTuimmniiMiMIWIHUIUIU.iiU gtMB WMMUr (MMMMMNMr Wf WHRHUi^; m m i wm § I 1 Wish you to Advertise SB 1 l^our Clotbes, 1 g — — — m P' SEND THEM TO ? "Santa Claus," | m :—- — Sfi m 1 P HE WILL BE HIGHLY PLEASED. u gubiic ginasemtntg GAJRDIFF. rjlHEATRE ROYAL LESSKE AND MANAOBK.. MB. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). October 12, BKNEFIT OF MR. EDWARD COMPTON, The Compton Comedy Company's Litest Successful Production, Famous Old Comedy, in One Act, 0HARLES THE jgECONfj, Followed by (first time in Cardiff) a New and Original Farcical Comedy, in Three Acts, entitled MARRIED BY PROXY. Last Performance in the Provinces previous to its production, on Thursday next, at Toole's Theatre, London. SATURDAY, Mr Compton's Latest and Greatest Success The New Play, SIDNEY CARTON. Prices, 6d. to £22s. Doors open 7. commence 7.30. Box Plan at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's. 32776 MONDAY, October 15th, 1894. FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, The Eminent Author-Actor, Mr. ■^TILSON JgARRETT AND HIS CELEBRATED COMPANY, In his Latest and Greatest Success, THE MANXMAN. Dramatised by Wilson. Barrett from Hall Caine's successful novel of the same iianig. MONDAY, Oct. 15th THE MANXMAN." (First time in Cardiff.) TUESDAY, Oct. 16th THE MANXMAN." WEDNESDAY, Oct. 17th "CLAUDIAN." THURSDAY, Oct. 18th BEN-MY-CHREE." FRIDAY, Oct. 19th "THE MANXMAN." S^t!mi^at>T^oovfook } THE MANXMAN," SATURDAY^EYENING, > CLAUI)IAN. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. THURSDAY, October 18th, the G.W. Railway will run a Special Train lea,ving Swansea at 2.15 p.m. Return train leaves Cardiff at 10.45 p.m. Tuff Vale Railway.—On Thursday and Saturday, October 18th and 20th, cheap Excursion Trains will run from Merthyr and Intermediate Stations North of Radyr.— From Merthyr 110 p.m., 3 45 pan., 5 40 p.m.; Aberdare 113 p.m., 3 48 p.m., 5 42 p.m.; Tre- herbert 12 50 p.m., 320 p.m., 529 p.m. Mardy 15 p.m., 3 20 i).m., 5 25 p.m. Return train leaves Cardiff at 11.10 p:m. each day. Box Plan now open at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street Cardiff. [32633 Grand theatre WESTGA TE-STREET, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), Grand Fashionable Night, under Distinguished Patronage, Mr. C. W. Garthorne and Company (by Special Desire) will play THE COLONEL, As played by command before Her Majesty the Queen and their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and Royal Family at Abergeldic Castle, in which Mr. Garthome had the honour of appearing. Col. Woottweell W. WooddMR. C. W. GARTHORNE. On Saturday Evening—" IMPULSE." Box Plan at Messrs. Heath's, Xuisic Warehouse, Queen-street. Prices-6d. tojEl Is. Monday Next and during the Week the Madge Rockingham Company in A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM." public potties. MAYOR'S BALL, IN AID OF THE HAMADRYAD HOSPITAL SHIP. To be held at the ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, TOWN-HALL, On TUESDAY, November 6th, 1894. Gentlemen, 15s.; Ladies, 10s.; Double, 21s., including Refreshments. A limited number of Tickets only can be issued, for which early application, to prevent disappoint- ment, must be made to- HARRY SAMUEL, "> Joint 32786 F. G. HARRISON, /Ho*. Sees. Town-biOl- 45tibitr 3mu$emmts. CARDIFF. THE Tm M P I R M Manager OSWAT.D STOLL rO-MGHT: MISS MAHlE IT OFTUS. Of Drury Lane Theatre, London; the principal Variety Theatres of the United Kingdom and United States. The Premier Light Comedy Songstress in this country. VENTO, The Ventriloquial Squire of Haslemere." MISS ROSE ELLIOTT in Song and Dance. THE OLYMPIAN QUARTETTE, Cornish, Hardy, Sampson, and the Bros. Slocum in The Return from Kansas. LILLIE VENTO, Sorio-Comedy Songstress. ALF. CHESTER. With sonsrs to take the place of his famous Waiting to Hear the Verdict. THE HARRISON TROUPE Of Sailor robats, in a thrilling performance. Next Week-THE ALBERT EDMUNDS TROUPE Look out for Dan Leno. D'ARC'S GRAND WAXWORKS Victoria-rooms, St. Marv-street, Cardiff. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF SATANELLA! The Talented and Well-known Society Lady Palmist lias arrived from the Alberr-hall and all the Principal London Fetes and'At Homes, and holds Reception, Twice Daily, viz., Two till Five aud Seven till Ten, Seats are reserved from Two till Three and Seven to Eight. The Waxworks open all day, with ever increasing new additions. THE LATEST,—JIM CORBETT. Admission as usual. 2784rl2 ALL-ROOMS and BANQUETING I3 HALLS DECORATED and FURNISHED, BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS Fitted up Complete PORTABLE BALL-ROOM BAND STANDS, And Portico for Front of Town-hall. FLAGS, SHIELDS, AND DECORATIONS, In Great Variety. Write for Estimates to- JJICHARDSON AND u BALL-ROOM AND ROUTE DECORATORS, PUBLIC ILLUMINATORS & BAZAAR FITTERS WORKS— TRADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. Distance no object. e3169 CHINA, AND JAPAN. npHIS GIGANTIC STRUGGLE on JL LAND and SEA wiil be faithfully pictured in THE GRAPHIC and rpHE DAILY GRAPHIC bytheB- SPECIAL ARTISTS with the Japanese and Chinese Axinieg, who will have ever laoiUtY afforded them by both belligerent L11473

-V V'.V- Rocks Ahead. -cC¡, 'j .L J I r CAPTAIN TROUNCE:—No need to fear, Madam; we are not going to allow that to wreck the ship.

m !—————. CARDIFF HARBOUR TRUST. A Special Committee Called to Discuss the Altered Situation. A special meeting of the Cardiff Harbour Trust Committee has been called for Tuesday nod. when the change in the situation eauswl by the receipt of the letter from the Tviff Vale Railway Company will be considered. From conversations, which our representatives have had with beveral members of the cor- poration it is clear that any attempt to place the Tiff Vale Company in re."pee.t of their d.wk property in a- better position than the Bute Docks Company, will be received with strong disapproval. It is useless to minimise the purport of the letter from the Taff Va-.e Company and its consequences as far as the trust scheme is concerned. It is clear that tue TafF Vale Company will not accept the terms of the corporation, and it is certain that the corporation will not alter the basis of agreement to such an extent as to satisfy that company. A gentleman closely connected with the Taff expressed an opinion OIl Thursday that the practical withdrawal of that com- pany from the proposed trust would put an end to the scheme. As we have already c-tated, however, and as appeared from the tenour of the interviews published on Thurs- day, the leading spirits in connection with the scheme 'hold a, very different opinion COUNCILLOR F. J. BEAVAJTS VIEWS. As Mr. F. J. Beavan is one of the strongest opponents of a harbour trust., a. reporter sought- his opinions on. the latest phase of the question. Mr. Beavan thought the with- drawal of the Taff Vale Company practically settled the whole business. "It would be bad enough to have Barry as a competitor," he said, "but to have Penarth as well would make the position of the trust more critical still. I don't think the people of Cardiff will risk their money in a trust which would embrace the Bute Docks- only. And, suppose we acquired all the docks in the port of Cardiff, what would prevent enterprising men. like the promoters of Ban-y constructing another dock to com- pete with us ? You know, many fortunes have been made out of Barry, and the induce- ment to construct another dook and divert the trade from Cardiff would be very great, perhaps too great to be resisted."

'BUSSES TO BE SOLD. Affairs of the Cardiff General Omnibus Company. • ——. The property of the Cardiff General Omnibus Company (Limited), in liquidation, consisting of 130 horses, twenty omnibuses, liamess, &c., will be sold by anction by Mr. J. E. Gunn on the 22nd and 23rd of October. Whether the service will be continued or whether the 'busses will be removed from the routes over which they now run. will, of course, depend on the pur- chasers. The company originated at the close of the last tramway strike at Cardiff, when the tramway company refused to dismiss the new drivers and conductor^ they had engaged and take back their old ejnployes. It was fathered by the Trades' Council, and has had an unfor- tunate career. It was re-constructed about twelve months ago, and the original share- holders lost every, penny they put in it.

GRAND THEATRE. This (Fridavl everinsr. bv special request. Mr. C. W. Ga.rthorne's company will ploy "The Colonel" at the Grand Theatre and Opera' House. Cardiff. This comedy waf -li.ed before -the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and1 other members of the Royal family a+ Abercreldie Castle, when Mr. (' and Miss Warlhouse had the honour of a.py»earin?, Mr. Garthome as "Colonel Woottweell W. Woodd." The press opinions at. the rii«.e were to the effect tliat <;Tlw Colonel" could not be tetter played tlian Iw Mr. Garthome, and. as lie is supported.at Cardiff bv fun excellent company, the performance is certain to lie an admirable one. To-morrow (Saturdav) the comedy-dra-mm "Imnulse" \11 he placed. As, "Cantain Crichton" in thi" wonderful!v dra- matic storv Mr, G-arthorne has now reached his 1.090t impersonation. In point of tiveness this clever actor has loot.. nothing bv going through such an immense number of perforrm"

'u- CARDIFF REGATTA. The arrangements for holding a regatta for Cardiff :1nd Penarth on October 24- hsve now almost been completed, and the event pro- mises to be one of the most successful ever held. The prizes for the principal races are more numerous than in former years, and the entries in some of the events teat the record. The programme will include an open race for pilot boats, in which prizes are offered amount- ing to £ 77 and a silver cup valued at E10, a hobblers' sailing lace, pleasure yacht race, lifeboat race, lug sail race, yacht race with time allowance, four-oared gig race, pair-oared race,, pilot boat punt race, tugboat punt race, donkey races, sack race, and climbing the greasy pole.

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MANSLAIJGHTER CASE. A Swansea Prisoner Now Released from Penal Servitude. Mr. R. D. Burnie has just written to Mr. Viner Leeder, solicitor, Swansea., to the follow- ing effec.t Dear Sir,-I am glad to hear that the Home Secre- ta.cy has ordered the release of Walter Jenkins from penal servitude-upon order of licence.—Yours truly, E. D. Burni-E. The crime for which Walter Jenkins was con- noted and sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude eight years ago was that of killing his master. Mr. Viner Leeder has persistently p,itat.ed for his release, oa the ground that the punishment had been already sufficient and that the prisoner was the support of his widowed mother. The prisoner was employed as a baker by the deceased man, a Mr. Smith, of Carmar- then-road, and one day, without any motive which has been discovered, he shot him dead .with a revolver, and then turned the weapon upon himself, inflicting grievous injury, from which he suffered for some weeks.

SOUTH WALES ART SOCIETY. Lord Tredegar to Open the Winter Exhibition To-morrow. We are pleased to be able to state that all arrangeinents for the holding of the annual exhibition by the South Wales Art Society at the Queen-street Hall, Cardiff, on Saturday next have been satisfactorily concluded. The exhibits, numbering over 300, have been hung, and the liall has been specially fitted up with lights surrounded by prisms and i-eflectors. These lights, which have never been introduced before in England, are the same as those used in the Berlin Art Gallery, and have been sup- plied by Messrs. Fowler and Lancaster, of Birmingham. The hall will be lighted with electricity, the corporation having granted per- mission for their mains to be used, and the Marquess of Bute has kindly sanctioned the supplying of the electricity from the generator at the Castle. Thus the society has been fortu- nate in securing these aids to a most successful exhibition, which will include the following celebrated pictures:—"Holy Night' (lent by Lord Bute)* by Carl Muller; portrait of Archibald Forhos, by Professor Iferkorner; Oil the Wye," by W. H. B. Davies: and L. Falero's great picture, He Loves Me, lie Loves Me Not." The opening of the exhibition will be performed at. 2.30 p.m. on Saturday by Lord Tredegar, and, no doubt, many of his lordship's, friends and admirers will be there to offer him a welcome.

WELSH RUGBY UNION. Fitzgerald's Application for a Transfer Adjourned. A meeting of the Welsh Rugby Football Union wits held on Thursday night at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff. As usual, the meeting was closed to members of the press, but, from an official report supplied by Mr. W. H. G-wynn, the secretary to the Union, we understand that D. Fitzgerald's application for a transfer from Cardiff to Leigh was adjourned until the next meeting of the Union, when Fitzgerald is requested to attend in person. In the mean- time the committee resolved that Fitzgerald should be debarred from playing for any Welsh or English club pending a satisfactory explana- tion on his part. The committee also lesolved that the secretary should communicate with Mr. G. Rowland Hill, secretary to the English Rugby Union, reporting the Lc:gh Football Club for playing Fitzgerald after warning bad been sent them not to play him. It was unani- mously decided that the secretary should com- munica.te with Mr. G. R. Hill asking him to call a meeting of the English Unien at an early date to reinstate the Brothers James.

PRIZE RING, Corbett and Fitzsimmons Matched at Jacksonville. A Renter's telegram from New York on Thursday says :—Corbett and Fitzsimmons were matched to-day to fight to a finish at the Florida Athletic Club at Jacksonville for a purse of 41.000 dollars and a wager of 10,000 dollars aside. The fight is to take place any time a.fter July I next, probably in the autumn. The exact date will be left to the choice of the club.

LADIES ON ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS. M Astrup. the Norwegian explorer, who accompanied Lieutenant Peary on his recent Arctic exjedition, has written a letter to the "Morsfenbladet," in which he pictures the arrangements made for the voyage as being of a most inadequate and unsatisfactory character. In the spring the relations 1w- tween the memljers of the expedition were far from being of a. cordial character, and provi- sions were scanty, which eaused great dis- satisfaction amen,<s all. M. Astrup says emphatically "the ladies had an extremely bad influence on the good relations and co-opera- tion among the expedition."

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I ELECTRIC LIGHT. Preparations at Cardiff are Now Nearly Complete. The preparations for the lighting of Cardiff are being vigorously pushed forward, and the lamp testing has proved quite satisfactory, the light produced being of excellent quality. Upon visiting the electric lighting station on Canton Common on Thursday, one of our representa- tives was informed that the ponderous machinery had been set going frequently during the last week with most satisfactorily results, no weak- ness or flaw in the bearings being discovered. All that now remains to be done is the fixing of the street lamps and some minor jobs, which ought to be completed in the course of a few days.

TRADE Of CARDIFF. An Enormous Increase Shown in the Coal Shipments. The coal shipments, including bunkers, in the Customs port of Cardiff for the nine months ended September 30 last amounted to 11,425,000 tons, compared with 9.532.000 tons in the same period of 1893, and showing the enormous m- crea.se of 1,893,000 tons. The increase alone would be considered a respectable trad 3 in many ports. The last quarter of i.893 was a lieat-N one, but, provided there is no disruption of trade bv strikes, &c., the quantity then shipped is likely to be exceeded net-ween the 1st of October and the 31st of December this year by about 150,000 tons. Should this estimate I prove correct, the export of coil and coke from Cardiff this year will exceed that of 1893 by over 2,000,000 tons, while the sii;T>m»Jut-s of lb92 —the highest year on record—will be beaten by about 1,500,000 tons. mmmmmm*mmm

WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT. Address by the Archbishop of Canter- bury at Lambeth Paiace. The first meeting- of the Diocesan Church Committee for the Diocese of Canterbury was held on Thursday at Lambeth Palace Library. The Archbishop of Canterbury, who presided, explained the nature of the movement lately inaugurated in consequence of the attack upon the Church in Wales. He explained it as being the Church acting upon itself, both for the instruction of its own memhers and the for- mation of a sound public opinion in the com- I munity at .large upon the history, work, and claims of the National Church.—A meeting was also held of the Central Church Committee, which is organised to prevent the disestablish- ment and disendowment of the Church, And progress was reported.

ACCIDENT AT ELY. Inquest on the Bodies of Boys Killed on the Railway. Mr. K B. Reece, coroner, on Thursday held an inquest at Ely on the bodies of the two lads, Rees and Phillips, aged eight and nine respec- tively, who were killed on Wednesday morn- ing by the .[rish ma.il on the line near Ely.— The evidence showed that the deceased lads and another were crossing over the line near Ely on a, much-used pathway, when they saw a train approaching and stopped to let it pass. Directly the train had passed the boys ran across the lin\ not having noticed the Irish mail from Mil ford, which was coming in the opposite direction to the other train, and which dashed over two of them, the other bov just managing to get out of its way:-A verdict of "Accidental death" was returned.

TWO ADVENTUROUS SWANSEA MEN. The two young Welshmen who were recently stated to be determined to walk round the world, taking neither purse nor food with them, are Mr. Souden, until a few months ago secre- tary to Mr. Salmon, principal of Swansea Training College, and Mr. Field, son of a well- known Swansea solicitor, late of Adelaide-street and Walter-road.

Penarth Pier. The new pier at Penarth has been practically completed, a.n¿ Captain Evans, formerly in com- mand of the Bonnie Doon, has been appointed piermaster.

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A Night on a Funnel. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE AT SEA. Passenger en a Wrecked. Union Lint. Steamer Tells a Thrilling Story. A correspondent forwards to the "Daily Graphic" an account of a harrowing expe- rience which befel himself-and others last montl at the Chinde, mouth of the Zambesi. He was on board the steamship Union, belonging to the Union Line, which carried a party whose object was to survey a new channel across the bar. Unfortunately, the Union ran aground, and, in doing so, bumped upon one of the anchors of a buoy, which knocked a. fair-sized hole in the ship's bottom. Not- withstanding every effort to save her, she rapidly settled down and sank in about ten feet of water. The corre- spondent continues :—"Captain Carr and I J made a bolt for the top of the funnel. I was nearly carried away tbv the first breaker- that cairn on board after she sank, but managed just in time to get on to .the grating on top of the boiler and grasp the exhaust steam pipe. Just as I did so my legs were carried out on a level with my head, like the tail of a horse in a strong wind. The breaker, passing me, rushed aft and swept the rest of the people, with the exception of four black boys, into the sea, and the order was sauve qui peut. On my following Captain Carr to the ton of the funnel, Captain Borthwick, who had managed to cling to a ventilator, took mv position at the exhaust steam pipe, where he was partially (sheltered by the funnel. Eventually, he and the black boys had to come up to the top of the funnel on account of the tide rising, and there we sat in the most miserable plight that ever fell to the lot of man. This was at two o'clock. All that afternoon we anxiously scanned the entrance to the river, some two and a half i miles distant, for signs of help. We saw a boat come partly out of the river, but it had to go back, being unable to stem the tide. A dhow that was anchored outside the bar then seemed to be our last chance for life. She had hoisted her sail and was making for the fair-way, in order to cross the bar at or near high water. To our joy we saw that she was going to pass within two hundred yards of us, and we knew we could hail her, and we thought she must come to anchor astern of us. We never for an instant dreamed that human beinfs, either white or black, could leave us in the perilous position in which we were placed and not lift, a hand to save us. But this is exactly w nat was done. They came sailing up to us, and when within reach we bailed them. and implored them to help us; but the- merely hoisted their colours in > response ard sailed off toward; the entrance to the river, leaving us to our fate. "It was now -about five o'clock, and-hope, of any rescue was nearly extinct. The sun set and night came on, and such a night aÆt: it was neither of us three white men will, I k think, ever forgeit. Towards ten p.m. they tide had ebbed- sufficiently to give us a short respite, and we managed to crawl down on to the remains of the bridge. There we lay down, shivering, until about half-past twelve. Wg then got up and mar-aged to string two linet across the top of the funnel, and made theitf fast on eitiher side in such a way as, to maki, 1' two loope that hung down into the top of the funnel about two feet. This gave us j somewhat of a rest for our feet while sitting J uoon the funnel top. Captain Carr and my- self were stark naked, with the exception of a thin singlet apiece, and we were simply perished with cold. Notwithstanding this, and the waves which broke over the top of us, we managed to hold on. and even so far forgot our position as to frequently drop off to sleep, although nudging each other from time to time in order to keep awake. Towards daylight, the funnel, with oil the extra- weight that was atop of it, became very shaky, and I was momentarily in fear lest it should tro, and precipitate us into the boiling surf, which was raging all round us. But, happily, this did not occur, and, to our unspeakable joy, daylighft broke once more. "It is needless to say that, from the first streaks of dawn, we were all straining our eyes in the direction of the river to catch the fir,i glimpse of the help which we were now sure would be sent to us from Cliimde. And sure enough, just a little after six a.m.. we caught sight of a small steamer making her way slowly out towards us. They came a«s cl0"'e as they dare and hove a life-buoy at- tached to a line into the water, and we then, one after another, jumped into the water, caught the life-buoy, and were hauled on board, three white men and four black boys all told. To our greait relief, when on, board we learned that all the others who were washed from the wTeck the day before had been picked up that same evening, having, floated right up the river on wreckage and. «. debris, opposite the town of Chinde. We also! learned that the English Vice-Consul of3, Chinde, Mr. RaJph Belcher, had been to tu f Portuguese authorities early in the afternoon. to get them to send out one of their own. gunboats (which are t.he counterpart of our own on Lake Nyassa). They had. after demur, promised him that one should go out as soon as there was water enough, to allow her to fioatt. which would have been at four o'clock in the afternoon, in ample time to have taken us off the wreck. Instead* of this they did not leave until half-past five, and j then only went- across the river and came back > again. Meanwhile Dr. Deane, of H.M.S. j Mosquito, had sent one lifeboat, which wao- i the boat that we saw, bwt which, as I hav» | said before, had failed to stem the tide. On 1 t'ne return of this boat lie chartered tfhe srnalf | steamer whioh came out for us next morning, although, eyetn. to obtain this, he had to make 'I the threat of taking off an armed crew, as i the man in charge of her did not wish to let her go. All's well that ends well, but such, another experience on the top of a funnel I think neither of us would like to go through acaan."

ACHILL OUTRAGE. Victim Identifies the Man Now Held by by the Police. The Press Association Westport correspon- dent telegraphs that another deposition wai made on Thursday by Mrs. M'Donnell, the victim of Saturday night's shocking outrage at Achill. She positively identified the prisoner Lvnchean as the only person in her yard when she discovered that the stable was on fire, and she re-asserted that he caught her by the waist a.nd tried to throw her into the flames. Lyn- chean had been four months in her employ, and was aware she intended to evict him from the tenancy on her estate. No hope is entertained of the woman's recovery.

SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE. Resolution Not to Resume Work at Wattstown Collieries. A mass meeting of the men employed at the Wattstown Collieries, Rhondds. Vach, was held on Thursday afternoon, when a resolution was; passed not to resnme operations until the screens! are placed in their old positions. The dispute Arose from the introduction of a new method flf j screening by the company, aud 1,000 men have been idle for over a^week.