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CAERPHILLY. MXTH ANNUAL EISTEDDFOD, on Whit- I MI(ln :ytillt E}I.lJ'og:'erp?'?IlY I hmncuse Marquee and Spacious Xest-rooms. k;yixClioirs Eutered and Mne 13rao an.i.. 22195

DOWLAIS. COVERS OF GOOD CHURAL SINGING fhouM ? not on any aecount mbs the Sixth Anm?) CA,? l'il'' C.It I I Wi?i t'M' 0 A j is the L?mb," for WhiCh Si" i?, ?.?,d (1h,3! h'ttly euteiRt 22191

RHYMNEY VALLEY. CAERPHILLY CASTLE ElSTliDDCOD, on Wllit- Moi.?y. Cheap Ticket and ?ip?ial ?rain. ? rangeti. r 22198

RIIONDDA VALLEY. I OLD FATUONS OF THE CAERPHILLY CASTLE ANXI AL Kisruiu.t'oi) don't f.,R?t Whit-Monday. ?Ni? ? ll, Builds win Compete and Six of the But Choirs iu ??W? Amp??'Mt-rMms?nd?C.t?i? Marquc lor the convenience of Visitors. The J.?k- ws are \armhcartt.o, and i,?? i" every one. c opecj. al » Tnii. us and Cheap TicM'< )?? X arranged. 22199

RAGLAN. RAGLAN CASTLE. —Whit-Monda"yC. onv2e1n93ie4nt MoIlu'uutLsllil'e Eligill?l' Militia Baud. Royal Monmouthshire Engineer Militia Baud. trains, as usual. 21934

CWMBRAN. POXTYPOOL RECREATION GROUNDS.—Open- ing Uav, Monday, July 3? Grand Sport. Band of tj?,? ?''Y"?'; S'.?V?.' K'??nfe 'f'?ms ''?' b?h? ? ?'t'' H. Peach, Greyhound Hotel, l'ontypool. 21940

BRYNMA WR. PO?TYFOOL RECUSATION GROUNDS.—Open- 'nK!)a_Mum))ty,Ju)y3. GmndSporte. Bnndotthe 3i? 1,I V. A.,S,W.B. EutÎ'ance F?r]?8 may be had of Mr. I H. I'?ch, Greyhouml w1. t,l Pontypool. 21940

TYPHUS FEVER AT CAltDIFF. I TO THE EDITOR OP THE WESTERN MAIL." J SIK,—May I ask your permission to correct some statements of your correspondent in this morning's issue respecting the recent epidemic of typhus fever ? One case only of typhus fever (not ten or twelve) was sent to an unoccupied house in Tyndull-street, which had been taken by the corporation for the purpose of isolation. The patient was attended by a nurse who had had the same disease. During the whole time she was uudor treatment there was no com- munication between that house and the neigh- bours. The other patients were convalescent, and perfectly free from fever, and were sent to their homes. They would have beell discharged in the ordinary wuy in the course of a day or two. There was au interval of five hours (not two hours) between the departure of the typhus cases and the admission of the small* pox oases, during which time the ward was thoroughly disinfected. Nearly all the bedding and beds were,destreyed immediately the patients had been discharged, the remainder being car- ried away tevthe corporation disinfector before the admisswm of the new eases. Not a single patient's bed was left in the building, and the statement,tht the new patients were put into beds that, had been occupied by the typhus patients is utterly false. I believe that the prompt -action of the medical officer of health at that critical time saved the town from whofc mightilave been a very Berious epidemic of 8ma1l7Pox.-I am, &c., smallpox.—I am, &c., W. HUGHES, I Medical Superintendent, Hamadryad Hospital, May 19.

TIIE NORTH WALES TRAINING COLLEGE AT CARNARVON. On Friday, in the presence of a large shire ):ud the foundation stone of the proposed new North Wales Church Training College. The contract for the re-building amounts to £8,147. After the ceremony an address on education was delivered by the Lord-lieutenant.

TROTTING MATCH AT CARDIFF. On Friday at five o'cloek a trotting match between ponies owned by Mr. W. Weekes, a Card (if boarding-house keeper, and Mr. E. Thomas, of Barry, the latter conceding a start of 100 yards, took place on the Penarth-road. Tho course lay from the limekilns to the turnpike bridge, a distance of one mile. Mr. Dan Mere- dith had the mount on Mr. Weekes's pony, Mr. Thomas's horse being ridden by iNIr. T. Red- mond. An exciting race was witnessed, resulting in a victory for Mr. Weekes's pony by 80 yards.

The "piece of plate" whieh becomes the property of the owner of the winner of the a"^hester Cup, th? year far exceeds in value ti?,- 250g. ?hiel, it is to be ..rtl,. Th- l,ject dealt with is the mortal combat between Balfour of Burley and Sergeant Bothwell, the 181.01')' of ? hich is contained m Sir Walter Smtt'?i C,,? Mo ?, ty,' ?..e of the eri.s of "Tales ,f I 1aæ::Li,y, :hefi:e ofer o¡\, I ?d horses are mouMed in pure silver gilt. The cup" is fl.nkd on each side by antique ewers in gold and silver similarly mounted. K AT's COMPOUND Essence of LinBetJr1, Anioaed, Senega. 8'ù¡¡". 'Polu. Ac., 9d" 1b. 3d,. lie, 118A COMPOUND, for CuMht and Cotde, ?au,,u bmm m?? uwow m u

WINDSOR MEETING. 2.0-Th, STAND PLATK of 100 sovs, for two vear olds and upwards weight for ae willnel's extra. Five fur- Mr YV G Stevens's Trionfi, 2yrs, 7st 41b T Loates 1 Mr S Darling's Gold Reef, fiyrs, 10st M Cannon 2 MrKEHntton'eBonnip Qm.pn.3yrs, 9st G Chaloner 3 Major Wiekham's Huntingdon, 4vrs, 10st Calder 0 Winner trained h" owner. Betting—13 to8onGo).nt.ef:4tol??tTr!nnn,9to 2af:stBonnfc?uK'n,MLdIOOto7a?tHnntinfdnn. Trionh, ou the right, cut ont the work from 6oM R, f and Bonnie Queen rasliort. distance, when Bohnie ?"'a'o)?''R to the ?" ?''? passed at the di?a? by Gold Recf and Trionti, "d, whh the favourite ?o7'? ?'? to "? '?' Trionfi ?'" bv a short head tw o lellgth betwPtm the second and Udnt «d.30—Ihe ISLAND PLATK of 103 sovs, for two vear olds and upwards; weight for age; allowances. Five fur- hmgs. Mr Gaixliner Muir'sNavidale, 3vrs, 9st31b M Cannon 1 ?!r   ?'?"?"y" 90t lllh T LoaU-s 2 Mr \V Marshall s _TnnjK-rley, 3yrs, 9st 3lb Allsopp 3 General O Williams's £ >t George, 4yre, lOst Tonilisson 0 Mr T Jenninfls's, jun" pi,??l?, 3y,g?t B?..(i f.,a 0 '%I, T J, "? Lady Lambourue, 3' 9?t It Chaloner 0 Winner trained by Darling. Betting—2 to 1 a^st Doge, 9 to 4 agst Timperley, 3 to 1 agst NavMh?c. and 10 to 1 i,?t L.,I?,yt'1 i n?,Iy, 3 to I Nuvidak .jumped off In front, ma<le all the running, and won easily bya length and H half; thrce lengths between the second and third. Lady Lambourne was fourth aud St George last. The winner was sold to Mr HeRsman for 210g8. 3.0—The CBOWK HIWHT WKIOIIT HANDICAP of 230 sovs; winners extra; the second to receive 20 sovs. One mile i\nd r. qtutrtcr. Mr J R Humphrevt-'s Quickfoot, 3yrs, 7st 711), All?. I MrJDBn,:?? i^.i-inecide, nged, 10st G Barrett 2 Mr C'haddleworth's Ihaemar, 4yrs, 9st 71b, M Cannon 3 Mr Barclay's Miss Patty, 3vrs/8st lllb Ilickaby 0 ,'I,- T 3yrs, 7@t 1111) Bradford 0 Winner trained by owner. Betting—11 to 10 agst Quickfoot, 75 to20 agst Semmel, 7 to Ig?t Barmecide and Braemar, and 100 t- 7 .g't Patty. agB;'it'¡;wed the way from QtLickf?t aud Miss Patty, with Semmel last, for a quarter of a mile, when Q,?i,k ?.-t I?,w to tl?? front, followed by Miss P?tty, ?l?i let Smmel. who ran wide, became 1,?t.Ent,ri'g t" str ?'ght Braemar joined Quickf?t, but the latter quickly drew out again, and won t?, a ]{'nth and a half; three ?nKth3 between the sccond Md third. Miss Patty was founh. 3.30-A MILE SELLING PLATK of 155 sovs, for three Year oMs and upwards; weight for age allowances. mile. Mr Rome's Glen SterXn?, 4yr?, 9st 7)h .J Watts 1 81, C llrl, P, 4vrs, 9st 7lb BMirett 2 ¡;. '1\Pr;sIs:;eij:s3; 7it 4ii;(}Dnl, 3 H1' P Young's Di urv Lane, 4yrs, Pst 41b R Chaloner 0 U, F 4,???, 'Irt 41t, Ito M B If.bb'? 3yr?:B,t llb All..pp o Bettln<¡-ll to 8 on Glen St.'l'ling, 75 to 20 al'($t ,Wooly,¡"h, nl 8 to 1 each ?,g?t Lowland Wng and Drnrv Laue. Woolwich led from Drury Lane and Glen StcrUng till ;a quarter ot a mile from home, when the favourite drew OlÜ, aud won by two lengths a head between the pond and third. Cinder Ellen Wi'S Inst. The winner was bought in for 420gs. 4.0-The MAY PLATE of 300 SQVS, for two year olds; colts 8st 131b, tillics and geldings Bst 101b; wiullers extra. Five furlong!. Captain Greer's Favour Roval, 8st 131b M Cannon 1 L0nl H.W", Parudale, 9*t 211> 0 Drrtt 12 ?Jlo??' Y\? (?v?. 6,t l?'ll K Ct);)t'o';? 3 'Winner tminedt?Dartin):. B('ttin-9 to 4 <?n Favour Royal, 5 to 2 agst Farnda)e. and 20 to 1 agiit Ods. ,,P2.to 1 g'tl waited to the distance, where he d- to the front and won by two lengths; bad third. 4.30— The JI/VHSILK SELLLY<3 PLATE of 150 sovs, for two year old, .It? &t 121b, filli,,? and geldings 8st 91b. Vive furlongs. 8-t91b G D.r,,?tt I Lonl Ro"lyn's Bonnie Garry filly, &t9lb .G Barrett 1 Mr W G Stevens's Rosamond colt, 8?t 121b M Cannon 2 M!' C W WaU?r'? !!ca?h''?Me, 8st 91b Woodburn 3 Mr P AUhvoith's Dutch (?Mese. 8st 121b .C.1d?r0 M, 11 8.t i  ill L-t,. 0 1.4r 0 C HigginssSt. Honoring, 8st9lb .T Loates 0 Winner h'lined bv PickerinK. Betting—11 t, 8B"i, Garry tik? to 4 agst Rosamond colt, 8 to 1 agst H,.th and 100 to 8 each agst D??th Cl??- and St Honorine. Bonlli Oy filly made all the running and won by two lengths; a laetween the second and third. Dutch Cheese was last. 5,O-The WINRFl&L1> WELTER HANDICAP of 103 sovs; whmcrs extra. Six furlongs. Mr C J Merrv's Raglan, 3yvs, 7st 71b Finlav 1 Mr T Cannon's Tippoo Tib, Cannon 2 Mr H Howard Vyso's Miss Gunning, 3yrs. 8st 21b Calder 3 Mr E Hobson's Albert Moore, 4yr@, 8st 8lb.Rickaby 0 '?' Winner tm?d' by  Br.?mpt' '°''? ° Betting—5 to 4 on Tippoo Tib, 7 to 4 agst Raglan. !00 to 8 a?t Alb,,t Moore, and SO to 1 gt mi?, G Imning. The favourite was followed by Miss Gunning to the distance, where Raglan challenged and won easily by two lengths a bad third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. I MAN-CHK.STFK HANDICAP. 600 to 125 ,,g?t Buccaneer, t *?'?' 500 to 100 Convent, taken—after 100 to 15 and 600 to 100 laid 11 to 2 — Enniskillen, t & o 7 to 1 liagimunde, t 100 to 9 — Shancrotha, t 1000 to 60 — Slmonian, taken—after 1100 to 50 laid TO-DAY'S RACING. 0RT> Wi'SNiMb-ClubCwp, 2.15; Fnrnham Pl?t5; O{(tOIIí'I? ?; ?"Jh??.?' 3.45; ()"§,.I?y Plate. 4.15; St. Gorge's Handicap, 4.45. ARRIVALS. Ainerr. Moore, Barmecide, Bonnie Queen, Bonnie Garry flUy, C.de," ?,. ''boj:? 5'L.r'" Se, Dutch Cheese, Farndale, FOK, Gertrude filly,'Glen Sterling Heath Rose; Huntin?on. Lady Lambourue, Lowland Kh?..M'M Guoinng. M)M r<tty, Navidale, Oli?, Plush, Quickfoot, Raglan, Rosamond colt, St. George, St. M.K.r?(., Se??')'. S??. "?' Ti?r)?. ?pSi' T?; Wuot?n'h. Conifer, Hombre, Ct.?ysvi)?, Ammonite Admiral Beubow, Blanc, ?:'? Annual, Gy.?.?t, ti,ufy?, Kinsale, .?,i Falling Star. Several others are expected this morning. SCRATCHING. Datchet Welter—Benczur. ENTRIES. On.eley P)ate-St. Georg, 4yr9: Woctwich. 4v"; Honeys, 3yrs; Robber Queen. 3yrs; Ladyl?mbourne, 3yrs; Prognostic, 2yrs; and Heath RORe, 2yre. Fa?.h.. Plate—Rohilla, Whittlebury, Greased Light- ning, Donation II., Laissez Paseei, Prognostic, Mist, .?(I Liz Mouat filly.

YESTERDAY'S LONDON BETTING. MANCHESTER CUP. (Run Friday, May 26. Distance, one mile and three- quarters.) 9 to 2 agst Buccaneer, 5yrs, 9st 41b, t 11 to 2 — Convent, 3yrs, 6st Ulb. t f i 1 i = 'm¡e; i!i' i & 0 15 to 2 — Raginumde, 5yr., 7st Illb, t 11 to 1 Shrmprotha, 6yrs, 7st, t 12 to 1 — Tnrriddu, 3yrs, 6st, t 12 to 1 Seuaputt-y, 3vrs, 6st 4lb, t & o 14 to 1 — Simonian, 5yrs, 8st, t 18 to 1 Seaton Delaval, 4yrs, 6st 131bt 20 to 1 Bran ny, 4yrs, 7.t 211>, t & o 20 to 1 — Cuuraiist, 5yrs, 6st 61b, t & o THE D Y. j (Run Wednesday, Mav 31. About one mile and a half.) 75 to 40 on 1s1nl{las, laid & offered 15 to 2 Wt Raeburn, t & 24t I Wk?, t ° 16 to 1 — Fealar, o g i i = wi ..?o,t & ") ") 1 Maltravers, t & 0 50 to 1 — Peppercorn, o

OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. I Sportsman h8 heen officially informed by Messrs Welltberbv of the following scratchingg • — Manchebtet Cup—Wolf's Crag, Cornwall, and Gangway. Salt'ord Borough Hantlica ,Ianchegter-Macready. Harpenden Hdm1i<p;1\foonllower (by t.elegram). A?ot(-n?t;em'(?t'?S)r'n!?.°"? ??" )

PENYDARREN SPORTS, MERTHYR, WHITMONDAY. PROGRAMME, L. 1,W Yards No;,I? HRndi@p: First prize, £ 3; eMond prtze. m; thtrd prize, 1? '2. JM Ynrds Open Handienn: First prize, £ 8; second nrlze :e? third ''p'Wz??!? 390 Yards ?:en Handicap .?!?'t p,i,?, £ 4; second prize, £ 2; third prize, RI. 4. Half- ;i:o S;{d1I'if-Fi;j trl ¿i:;okprle? third prize, £ 1. æ. One ¡¡e Ncvice Safety Bicycle HM)dicM)! 'PiMt prhe, £ 3; eeMad priM. e2; third Îi£r.' l.iT/{ S;f;'Nicfr;{.t j¡¡; ftacè, Fir8t prize. & SMMtd prize, £ 1; thid priM, 10s. 7. Two M!)M Omn Safety Bicycle Handicap: First prlzl,:25;so n tâjrln1i"P8 One Mile X?ec for PoutM not MN.pdin? 12.2 hands high First prize, £ 4 second prize, £ 2; third prize, £ 1 9. One Mile Troitintr Handicap for Ponies 14.2 hands S. ?ne M'e T?tt'inM 'H??)icap?or Po?ie?f.?M?s ? thM prize, ;E Ft)t, entry forms apply to U.J?oma? Plymouth Arms, Merthyr. 21m

HARLEQUINS' SPORTS, Roath-road Ground, 2.30 p.m. S. t ?.t, Monday, ..d Tuesday. Uu- i 3:;Ii ,I¡'V ÀWe t.y, and "? ?22223" ABERAVON SECOND ANNUAL ATHLETIC B? o- J. 17th. Open Events:—120 Tard I !g7{¡iu£Ja;y Q,('e;,7t ?iLyc??.'m2; Hu?ie? &C., &c. B.tri, Cl,, June lthvto H Secretary, Aberavon F-ti.11 Club, 222M BUKOHXSTBR CUP WÂI1 »BKDUT~

I A WONDERFUL FREAK. A LAMB Born with Two Leg?, on which it leaps along like a Kangaroo. The Latest Novelty introduced at STOLL'S PANOPTICON (PHII,HARMONIC-HALL), where it is now to be seen. This curiosity was unearthed at Staplehurst, in Kent, and is but seven weeks old. 222817 222sl7

;e-df-E.a1R- Lil-t L-le'v:-Ctíot o- I Equals Lily of Lumlev. Connections con- fident, and fr nothing. Thi& is iny fifth nap selec- tion. Previous naps Cloister, ^!sop place Spen- cer's Plat, Simon Henard; Northampton Stakes, Paddy; Guineas, Isinglass win, Ravensbury place. il:; lsG&\n:<l I(\f:cdWfVf:nr;;rlji:I;: Sportsmen receiving this, fear nothing; 211b. improve- ,1! C,lt since last seasoll.-A,I(lr,?? Newington-terrace, Newmarket, Cambs. 1727h20

CRICKET. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY r. YOHKSHIIiE. jne game was continued at 11.60 oil Friday in boist.erOU8 weather. The not out. played carefully, and the cricket was rather tame. Peel and Hirst bowled, and off the former Latham was missed at point. At 53 Walnwright went on In place of Hirst, and at 59 Raniitsinhji was run out. Ten runs later Latham was caught at slip, having ""en in an hour and a half for 30, Hwi four f,,ts afterwards Well# was caught at cover point, live wickets being down for 73. The cricket was very quiet, and runs continued to come steadily. Hill and Stogden put on 11 runs, and then the former was caught at slip, Perkins then rome III and hit a 4. The hundred went up at 1.20, and then the wickets fell rapidly, but at lunch time the score W. 140 for nine wickets. PI. wa resumed at ten 1 ?t??t.thr, mirc ?wei, t. h his Il.st ? 11 V.i. It inning# thus closed for 140, thu# leaving Yorkshire 7g runs to get to win. Hirst took "?bve wi(?kets for 42 runs, York# entered upon their task at ten minutes past three, W..dh??d ahd S,l l'" going in A p?t?l start vv? made, and with Sellers playing freely runs came :tt ;a:' aÅ 36iWo"J;K.n:krru,v;I was without, -or!, 1"1 -pill tnl was made by S"I", and Tunnieliffe, and the fdty went np at five &inutes past four. W,t4 hi. score t 18 Tunni- rlg"w'jiJtt':híntJd, bièaobrid llIb Z7 runs. Score CAMBRIDGE. Fir? Secon(i innings. F.S.?tckmu,cfunnie))fre, b P,?? 1 c Tunnieliffe, b P<-c). 12 Douglas, b Hirst 6 run out K 8. Ranjitsinhji, c Ulvett, b P"el. 5 run out 17 P. H. Latham, c Wain- wright, b Peel 4 c Brown, b Hirst. 30 C.M.Wet)e,oWa)JaH,b Peel 38 c Wainwright, b Hirst 4 A. J. L. Hill, c b p?,?l 1 c Brown, b Hirst. 13 B. St?<-n, c Htmt, b Peel.. 7 c Hunter, b Hirst 12 I* N. Perkins, c Moun. P ec). 0 c M.u.?ey,b Hirst M! C.tlp¡;t;;ï: :6bl1 Ij J. H. C; -1 Y, b Hirst 4 b Wainwright 22 H. R. Bromley-Davenport, c Sellers, b Peel 29 ..t out 6 ExtrM. 10 Extl'as 2 Totat. f21 Total 140 YORKSHIRE. First Innings. Second innings, Woodhcan, c Gay, b B, Davenport 5 c Latham, b Hill.. 8 Sellers, c and bB. Davenport 2 c Douglas, b Wells 48 8 b Jackson 0 Tunnieliffe, c RanjUsinhii, b Jackson 0 c Ranjifainhjl, b Wells 47 Wainwright, c and b B, Davenport 6 c and b Wells 6 Brown, c WeBs, b J 12 caii'tb Da?enl??4 6 5 b Ja,k 0 Peel, c Wells, b Jackson 8 c and Well# 0 ;ItVSlgke'i,kp' 86 ccan:¡, 0 W,Il? 0 Hunter, c B. Davenport, b 6  Wells 6 not out 1 t.. 4 15 Mounsey, not out 16 b WMIs 20 Total «. 83 Total 151 OXFORD UNIVERSITY V. GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND (WITH BRIGGS). TI.?g?., was continued in lowering and showery weather at Oxford on Friday, Wood and Bathurst 11-itl? O.f or rd- I.. ig., in which seven wjcket8 had fallen overnight for 270 runs. After Hornsby and Bnggs had each bowled two overs a shower of rain drove the players for shel t er. On ,mi.g Wood w as caught at wicket at 282. The stand with ?hur?ntd?ie?de? 47 rims. Bmln followed, but w? di.mi.?a 4 runa later. Wilson came in, and was missed -t -lip after making 4 by Ferri.. Btthurst .nd Wilson !t??? merrily, the 300 going up at half-past twelve. Directly afterwards g,i,ghat rv for 6 over the r i ng. At 321 Ferds went on, and with his first ball bowM I Wilson, ?.d the innings came to an end. The G,nti?m,. eommeneed batting at one o'clock. Wod and Bathurst th? b. 1,, Webbe ..d If-.b, were both 11.- ,'r: 2!, mud'Wr?M )e?. 3?.°"'??X hii was 67 for three wkkets, After hmcheon the players wpnton .jnst M the sky was threaten ing morera?S after HenMy had hit two 4'9 from Witson's first over a shower tpp,-l the ga1n -9.?,i for t,. minutes. On continuing f" t, shower the score "a8 "'t to 81 when Henery was bowled for a brH1lant 41. ?le ? t- nership had produced 43. BriMa f" in, a?d?J dismissed at 111 after qu!ckl- making 16, Once Brigga wa9 ou? th, wickets !J!! mp&)?.an?t)f.ht ??t?t?'?e :1¿':26"t\,raJ' :j tliec: partners, At the ?l. .f the day's PU? tlie flio.ilg was the score :— OXFOBDJ T.t. First Innings. Second Innings. L P.I?,i??t, b Briggs 74 li?, ? Bp¡M\1p"i) 14 B,Igg? 2 Mordaunt, 0 Hornsby, b H Ferris 14 Fry, st Henery, bBrigga 59 Leveson Gower, st Phillip- sou, b ]3ri?,e 12 Rice, b HortMby ".?".?'.?'.?.? 37 ?'?"  ttít: i Bathurst, not .,?t 31 Wood, c Phillip b Hornsby" 31 W. H. Brain, c Llewelyn, b Hornsby 4 1: Bxtras 8 Bt Totat. 321 Total GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND. First i"ning.. Second innino, Webbe, rB?n!'S, 13 .?. I :r; b \dt. i Llewelyn, ° Mordaunt, b 3 1. Wood 31 Wright, c Rice, b Wood 5 gf;o: I !!nzt;!i, bWoo4 16 H. T. t, c IVil b wo. 0 Ferris, not .?.t 'b 35 ,J: Wood 6. PhiUipmn.tbw.hPhtmpt. 55 Vernon, ° Mordaunt, b I VePrnh"ill' X Extras.8 Extras Total. 221 Total DERBYSHIRE V, SURREY. lhe weather was very showery at Derby on Friday, and ? [,!k?t not p,?,i i-I ,?. ntil 12 i5. E,"l then it rained smartly, and the players speedily had ?. llztlll After twenty minutes they again resumed, but aftr three overs another adjournment wos necessary. The partnership of Mr. Read and Baldwin, which Yi 'Id Id 81, I'- ?.?-ed by brim"nt one-hflUded catch at point, wMc'h dismiss "B.tMwh?. During )?nchmn .gat!in fell and threatened to c ?l, V."?. spectators were present, and little or no interest seemed centred in the surroundings of the game. Score DERBTSSIRB. FhstinntnM. 'Beeondinain?. Bag: ¡:Wrdson 0 c b !xr: 33 Wrl¡¡ht, ¡, Richardson 44 Ch, t?r n, c Abel, b Brock- wet) .°°. 30 not ont. 35 Davidson, b Richardson 15 b Richardson 1 15 b 2 S. H. Evershed, b Richard- S. H..r? d, b Richard- Suge, b Rlchatdsoti 6 Mair h ouse, c Henderson, b Richardson Cupltt, b Richardson 0 St,,bbi,,g?t 1, L-k,, -1 Porter, not out 0 POI'tCÍl't;t, u Extras .V. 4 Tota). 112 Total 110 SuBm<y. 'Fi-t inninge. S?d innings. Abel, c Davidson, b 1.rter 5 Shut'<-r.tbw.bStubMn;to"M:???????? H 48 Henderson, b Cuplfct 0 W. !if'd'St,r\);¡, 17 Baldwin, c Wright, b Cupitt 37 Lockwood, c StOrer, b Dark!- son 15 I ;n<F£t: :i Brock well, not -t 41 WM??'b??*? ? .?;??'? -o Cupitt  M????? CUPt;  Extr*s 8 Extra. Tota) 2??O Total. M.C.C. AND GROUND V. AUSTRALIANS. In orient sunny weather play was resumed on Friday at Lords at 25 minutes rom'e)re,at which ttmethor? was a good attendance. Rain had fallen during the   eawdust had to be used at the outset. Bruce I I and JGv raa, ham continued the Australian innings,in which fou!' w¡,'keh halt fallen für 84, AUe"'e\! and Nep."n Leg.n the bowling, Only Urnnshad been added when Bruce was CR\Ibt at the wicket, Sherwin having unsuccessfully appealed for stumping. Coningbam fob ,? ?n, bl?t at I, h.,n, ?h. wa,, t ?inartl ;td' ol:a;IS k.ral'ån; h, f, I f tInI\Ir. w cket Conlngham and M'Leod made a shmd, but the cricket was ?"?"? uneventful. When he had scored 13 Coningham was missed by Gmce at point, and tb, blunder proved rather expensive. M'Leod was dismissed at 161. Comngham and M'Lmd had put on 49 runs m 40 minutes. A period of Blow play ensued on Gregory joining C,n ? n the bowH..? being extremely good. Comngham le t at 183, and T??,,?bi,'? More Some very lively cricket took pla^e after the fall of the ninth wicket at 3, Gregory and Blackham hitting vi);orom)y_ Despite the change of bowling the two men put on 35 runs before heavy rain came on, at twenty milluts to two, and the '?°'?.?''? was taken, The weather was ,y boisterous when the game was resumed at a quarter to three. ° Hearne and??e?! nbared the bowling, and the score was carried to 2-1.4 be- fore Blaekbam was <jaught at third man. The last ?i,k,t had added 60 rum. and both barmen were warmly cheered Being in a minority of 181 the Aus- ?; followed their innings at .l Iyons and Ban "?'?" ')ns opposed by StwMookaudAttewe?. Lyou's bit with tremendous freedom at start ing, .d ,h,y?i 47 runs had been scored in 25 minute* Hearne displaced AttcweH. Nepean euperseded Shachtock at 63 and from I :llin:d}(it: give a ;cntfl} W" 't. Lyons, amidst tremendous cheering, hit Hearne for four <none over. The ?orifig continued to be wonderfully rapid, and the 100 Ment up after 50 minutes P,.y Score when stumps were omwn:- M. C C AND G?UND. I GG?'°r"?M SeeomUnntnga. «W• G. G,?.??, c Trumble, b St:f.E;i;i':¡;ïi;; Gunn, c Graham, b Trumble 28 EAN'e?M.bTrumMe. 3. IL Wilson, c Graham, b Giff?,? 31 Fl,, c T,bl,, b Bruce 130 T j F. 'reh'nt, st Blackham, bTrott 103 Attewell, c Blackham. b j Shacklock, c Lyon#, b Con- i ingham 0 I J.j'rrn;t't' 8 Sherwin, c Biackham, b Trott 2 Extra# 25 Exti^3' Tota). 424 Total AUSTRALIANS. First Inning.. Second inning.. Lyons, c Grace, b Hearne. 0 c Wilson, b ?M<'wt.)!.?" 149 G. G„ iffen, b Attewell 2 Bannerman, c Flowers, b 10 not out 44 Trott, c and b H-rne. 29 b Hearne 6 ,cciwnN 37 Ibw?H'&anM. 7 Graham, at Sherwin, b Nepean 24 not out. 3 Coningharu, I b w h Flower# 46 M'Leod, b i a,, k Ik 15 Gregory, not out .???41?'.???????? iE!kEZili# ;j ::jL: 10 B iackhain, c Gunn, b H@@ie 31 Extras 8 l i xtraa 10 Total 244 247 CARDIFF V. CLIFTON. This match will be phyed at the Cardiff Arms Park to-day (Saturday), commencing at 11.30. The following are the teams:—Cardiff: J. H. Br.l. (captain), W. W. F. I'u't'im?T'G. ?ark. H. 'B.Sw?E??'?'?'e? Escott, K. R. Marley, S. Biggs, L. 11.il(I: A: E. Sau "d — Scott. Cl ifton: A* Robinson, C. H. Moline, H. H. Francis, D. James, ?.j Donaldson, — Boosfy? D. L. Emns, T. B. Joh..t??n, A. L. Ikl?dli?.t?, E. B. Hill, and Farmer.

I SHIPPING CASUALTIES. II\ T .1A. !Y-?'r._TEGR,Mt;.] » ?cw orraos (!Aul? f?ta tel?tht th* "'?smer Barbadian, thence for Luerpwi, is, -h. The Dutch h'amer Sinus hM returned to Keval tee-imaged, and must diM-harge The Norwegian ^toanicr Baho hM been totaUr ?,e,ked at C-rl W,atl,. Tl,? I he Fawn has returned to 8tockhoho with bows stove. The steamer Paraskeir Vimsopulo, which grounded in the Danubt has floated. Doyd's agent at New York cablen that the ?teampr India !o.t her rudder and .traded Beat krie, Pennsylvania; leaking badly.

I CARDIFF. AsoTinnt addition has been niauo to tne .j? buildings of the town, a new police *it,n on the Ka?tMooM being opened on Fn- The building is a handsome one, and the ?atarrM?.n.-nt?reon the most modem IDrincip1es. Ke?identiut quarters are provided for 'in-nectorand a number of ol!icc, in ddi- ?."  ?o.u.n?ation forh-eapphance.. I." ? ?.t?rof apponuments the new ?t?tton M *? ?.rt0 the Cemr.d.Weather, showery. l.'?.-?" Friday ?<-r,.<?. Henry ??nhn aged ei?ht years, re?d.ng at 38, ^» r'1 Street was admitted into the inhrmarv guXtterriinntg :frroc in ??-?'eivcd by falmg Mtfennxfo'" t in he II1ShtUtlOlI.¡ ?""?"- B ?" ..tSt, Marion-street, "?t'.?n. ?.??"?e-street. X'nhewas ?t"ul k ? passing trolly, and tained internal injuries. He was aken to T. nti ») rv in a cab by l>ohce.contnble 53, ??.h.??.tttendedtu by Dr. M, the 4 1':I'i'l,¡j;;ATH,-On Friday morning 1\t. year* of ago, widow of the lute ?.' >J  :?? ?'L?r?fX'o. ?.?\twbrid? ijeuly. The deceased had been in i i,,i .ttji for home week?*. 'BK?t?AY WKSLBYAN SUNT)?KY SCHOOL.— As will be i-een from our advertising columns tlu* Kev. Thoma ChampnC"8 is visiting CarditÏ to morrow (Sunday). ?' ASNIVFJWAKV tfERv*rKS«—To-morrow (Son- <).? the annivM?r) services iu --iiii?tion with Cbxr'?-str't.t t\.ngr?at)onat Chapel will be !t.) whensernn'ns will be preached morning ??ugbythe Rev. C?l,?b ?ott, D.D., ciPal of the Lanemhire Independent ??BTTEmAX CHURCH, WlKIlSOK-PT.AOE.— « J ,„nr rov Suml.iy School Anniversary Services, S?"?"?hr.?'?'y6.M' 'Ev.h?'S.'r'?.. tyi; S'n "thf Chri?tMn Gentleman,' by the Re?. J. Boniim ?t'fM. MA. 2SM It'yo« w l,lt goodrresh Butter, Devonshire m«m doable t b H.iw V-.1, ?,t Frwh Eg., you a=;lí/¡;eilin:;n41 the JiiMol "any. <^1*0 HEALTH RKTREAT.—Caswell Bay t!.?) near Mumbles. Bright and bmcing; m?vt I "I' p?,. C,r 221?5 iOR :;¡¡:}{t't'per,- and Engagement f.:gs J, -oodqiiilltv and the Newest Designs go to Ily. ????r.?'H.'?-'trt???"??'" ? ?1?' ]?EM MU?. ?t-??. A?H CKKAM DAILY.— Dairyman. TVrviateraml Llandaff-road. (4&;6et OV,l U?;ea of Penarth, attends at «, t CIwrIes-dr«t. CaidiiT, every Tuesday, -d .1.. ????'?'?''?'??? by -j;i;tf:ti.d Lewis have ?0%*ed ? largo Quantity of 'urnlture to 3 C,?,tf?twt ,diniiag Alterations to their Premises in J)tm. .I Offering the at the hnmetl induction of 25 '?r c. nt'. '?.nt ?.? ?h on?' [21864 JAMN' XKW Trr.msH BATHS f:2w On Daily— Charles-street. op H. D.?tKs and Co., the Cardiff Cycle Atnte. have sold out the line of New Rapids offered f., tt'r. 10ut have just made a special purchase of light Humber Pneumatic Tyre Safeties, which they can .#?, at special priees. Have you seen our large ?t-k .f Sardies fitted with the new ear case CnH or write w. ?"?' terms to A?., beilig formed now. 2úlj2 THE OLD Doipury, Church-street, is still noted for Soup, Hot a ltd Cold Luncheons, Wiuea. Ac., Ac. 86196 WESTOX-SITPER-MABE.— The Western Mail can be obtained at Mr. J. W. Dix's, 59, Kegeutrstreet. and Id, Royal Aj'tades. 1&S351

SWANSEA. IT is STATED that a reception committee has been formed to receive the directors of the Bhondda and 8wan.;ea Bay Railway on their return from London on Saturday afternoon, to eongratulate them on thepassingoftheir Bill. A proposal has been made to form a syndicate to make the line an alternative one to London, and (he 60 miles necessary has, it is said, already wen surveyed. MESSRS. B. EYAS AND GO'S NEW PRE- llIS1!.oj,-The new premises which are to be greeted by itir. David Jenkins, of Swansea, for Messrs. B. Evans and Co. in Castle Bailey- Itreet and Caer-street and Temple-street will be bniit in the Renaissance design. Polished granite, Portland stone, and red Huabon bricks will be used for the different stories. The cen- tral block in Castle Bailey-street will stand out slightly from the two wings. A balcony will ran almost round the building at the third floor. There will be a double- arched main entrance with a vestibule inside. The central block will be carried above 'h s, and will finish iu a fine, towering M= r: W,i lil\et ÍI:!U"r;e96}wil Ar?(i which the name of the firm will be pl-.d in gilt letters. The front elevation is finished at the top with dormer windows breaking the airyline, and at each corner of the block there will be conical turrets. The buildings will, therefore, be of a very handsome character. The total contract price is.C24,250, including ironwork. THE HORSE SHOW.—The Swansea Horse Show thre year was fixed, by the general committee on Thursday ewning last, for the 30th ami 31st of 1ay next, St.i,to,Tpjxr BAPTIST CHAMX.—The Rev. J. W. Cauaton, the new pastor of Madocstreet Chapel,"8I formally ordained on Thursday, a special service being held in the afternoon. TH8 XAYAL YOLVXTEEKS.—Tho following is ■» statement of the amount of compensation recommended to be paid to the Swansea inaval Volunteer Corps on their disbandment:—Com- pensation for liabilities, £ 56, includiilg;C5ofor giving ap the Drill-hall in licti of notice for uniform- in general, £ 147; aii(I C23 for chiof- petty-officer-instructor's uniform total, £ 226. NKW THEATRE.-At this the?re Mr. Mel- ville l,a,,? p.,iily tt,.?ti?e pro gramme for the Whitsuntide hoM,?. I?itA hitti-gt.. up to Date is one of the latest snccesses of Mr. Edmund Payne, of the Gaiety, and Mr. Fred. H. Graham's eompany is ?re to do j.6ti" to UmsparkhHg music and effervescing Iialoge. Th, (/. f/?rf is a feature f th,? Pi(??., which, bY t1,?,y, is billed for a mu?e for Whit- Jlonday. MR. fHAm?-'s ?tDM Will be Open l)..rn,i! the Whit-un Holidays. Mr. Ctu.pniau ill per- auiulatteiKUnr-f. 82& ? y SIEDLE BROS., Swansea, for best Photo- 6714

NEWPORT. AUEOSD ATTEMPT™ SUICTPK.—A young man named George Mitchell, who lodged with a Mrs. Bartlett, at 18, New Merchant-stroet, Maindee, M reported to have attempted to 'O.I.?it suicide by cutting his throat with a razor on Friday h:f. hjH(1t\c:i(h hut s)ight wo?n(?. Pohce-constable Dearie bandaged the wounds and conveed the man to the innrmary, where he ?., 1,,t?i.,d. IXTEMATK?AL OYXSASTIC COMPETITION*.— N"-Y-rt All?l,ti, G? 1,, Wi,it.,at Two t.m *r"c S?rH-tiOO in priz? Admission '?-' 22181 Vk-rojtiA THEATRE.—Monday, 15th May, ??"? '?"' «rr*'k'HoMee Linear,Vs Opera Company T  "'t ?''?"?"' ??"? Tu?v ,.nd ThurahvKl?.ik'iff-T;!i "K,,y i 22008 Mul kand So pro- TAMOT H?,?b. E. HumphreT.?o- j?"?? Ofttinary at !.? D?i)y. Te?phutK- No.,

POXTYPRIDD. I T .r "l:)F" 9- *>»5a 'i ""tX :T the tortn?httv meeting of <).' F,i,t?,, it wa r?.tved that rate t?? "?' u r ??"?'?'?t" moet the mMpU enditure of the current half ye?. A com-  *? '?' to ''?he the scale of MlariL 'T 'i tn thl- ffi,e, ..d the in- ?r?? "?' a"d it was u,01ved to ^nniLrtlr /°r an "dditional iip??tor of nuisances at a salary of £90.

porn'H. I diniT??^  TEAW-The 5ceond annual dia.f tl,, p,th D?trict Chamber of Trade t 'li5 J 7 Thursday ?'cninK at the Ponh Ji lhe flf »r. H. Nann- ton lKvi 'r ti the ('h:r™ occudied b? Mr. JO POrt h E(?u?.e, and t here were ab.t 00 tSrs lTB"^t' ? ]on <"?t-? ?"s gone Srn^1 Ta)iMin Hopkins, T"ill, i.c ""d J. Brooks contributed 1 m-i-I P n,. of the evening.

PEMRKOKE. I ? <?MH.-<)n Thursday'a new ? ?i? n.. ?? '? W¡\ "?i)<-<). [4rvi("es ??' UlQnling, afternoon, and evenin tht- afternoon thpre w? an or<'an recital bv M, the .?ga.iq nd in t]tA • f';{! eh"™ rrvice The new ?_.? &ZO. "the work being f,,ite(,-iited by 31" ?"'?"??- D..rin!;the)a.it two ?? ?ah n? "?"" !Ja" !en a Ill..g the> schoj,,rn0'2 '??' ?"'? the ")d St. I>an"WWl^n'VT"'1'*1 the ??' c?t of a" themr .1,t R?50. The I.Y", prww fn^ ,,f residted about £ 30 being ob. tained towarda the co?t of the reredos.

h.. TENBY. the annual, Areh 1a.on. No 1 17"7 "'n« h.,1<1 in th" A"!h Masonsf J.V'1 t!w ensuing' "X Krookman, Z., for 'en? ?'  "? a ?" ?"?nce <nX)?lM''? "?? [k ceremony of in?n?- t." the M i t I!on the M.B. fomp. the. "'?t<.<f his officers ss follows M i. j<,>■ S. AUen, H. E. C?P X ?F 7Smtj' J' l,M K <?"'P- J. A. J?n. ??7' ?R-,?"U'. 1:. t-ock.P.Z., ??CF ? ?"S'  (, ?'? ? i? ?. M.t! ?T?' ?,?. P.S! Treasurer ? Comn "T P ^!ncrof,p s-5 K Comp. O James, ?'? A.»t,ant ?e?<,t? E. Comp. G. if Kow» 1"! ?'?-"?'retay E. Coinp. j  'P- ■ T. Adams, fj J Gr" I rrh4i  )rotherg atterwaini?i dined Wgeth?; t the ,V.1 (,.t. H(,e li.t.l.

I COWBKIDGE. "OWN COUNCIL.—The usual monthly com- mitteo. of the council was held at the Town- hail last Thursday evening, Alderman Lo- in Jenkius presiding. The chairman read a letter signed by a large number of tho leading rate- payers of the town urging the corporation to take steps to provide a more efficient supply of water in the town. On the r0 osition of Mr. CounoUt.r T)Uy, it w.;n :o'folhfe: .?ittee an the mayor to "I a ratepayers meet- ing for the purpose of consideringthe desirability ot ?ugmenting the water ?up? ?ho '"f?r{h? ?o eration of the voluminous J;:l ffill; report was gone into. The committee were unahie to agree with their officer on several points.

YXYKVMVT. MR. T. WIIITTY EVANS WILLSKLL BYATTOTION Iy K.i;ht, May 25,1893, ?t Ei?ht. ,t the ltob'i"" Hot..), Ot?LMMhoM Cottage, bt'l;; No.1 4, Church-street, Y,,y?Y6.1. =31

MOUNTAIN ASH. ME. T. WHITTY EVANS WILL SELL BY AUCTION at 3'. Oxford-street, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and ? ?' Il, ilI, f ti?? St,,?k.-1 of a bailor and Vrp&. £ lo0 worth oi B-k 1),bt,. ti, i

BUILTH. A GRAND CHAIR EISTEDDFOD 011 20th July, t89?1'fi:t<?ov<if?9o. Brass Band Competition. ei i, Programmes lid,, to b, had of the H. Sec.. [1345h27

BLAENAVON. POXTYPOOL KEOHKATION GR_O ,I?B."d ti" ing  Mon.by, Ju)y 2. I S-I the 3,,13 SAYBnt4?i (?, e .b? b.d C M,. H. Fe,??h,Ort?yl'? 0 nii(I Hotel ;p be hadZ%4'J'"

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A t.n)]!RAI." fD?r?writeseomp?intn?of the false and un fair report giYtm by our Ra(liml conteinporary of r??-.t emtioniat Dieetin at Deri, and vi its eon- dud in gttppre?lug a It?tteI" at D li-i, ..d i it. mis-statements. to it -r ti.? ti. 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. The fir8t of a series of proposed monthly ^Smoking concerts was held at the Ferndale Con- servative Club on Wednesday. At Neath County Police-court on Friday a married woman, named Rachel Bevan, wa" lined 15s. for stealing 101b. of coal from the Dynevor Main Colliery. At a special county petty sessions held at Brecon on Friday Edward White, a sporting individual, was remanded for a week charged with obtaining £ 2 from a farm servant, named William Williams, on Thursday, by means of a trick, while travelling on the Brecon and Mert hyr Railway.

FCORTHCAWL LOCAL BOARD ELECTION. Tho following new candidates were in the field on Friday t—Messrs. H. J. Simpson, Anthony Lewis Williams,Hughes Clatworthy,and Francis Rogers. The nominations will be rtiade to- day (Saturday).

I NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. WINDSOR, FRIDAY NIGHT. DrspHe the showery weather prevailing, an excellent attendance was present at Windsor, a capital day's sport being witnessed. As at Newmarket, backers were again successful, and the victory of four out of seven of the favourit..s left them on tho right side. To- morrow s selections are Club Cup—VARANCIAN. Farnhani Plate—ROHIIXA. Cookham Haudieap—Fox or SCURRY. Datchet Welter—HOMBRK. Ouseley Plate—WOOLWICH. St. George's Handicap—HARDY ANNUAL. VENATOR.

I SPORTSllJAN AND SPORTING LIFE I AUTHENTIC STARTING PRICES. WINDSOR MEETING. I HORSK. ¡ RIDER. Sportsman. PJAJe. 9 STAND PLATK. „ ir', ontt „ I T Loates | 4 to 1 ag 4 to 1 ag IST.ANI> PJ.A1'f4:, M C., | 3 to 1 «g 3 to 1 ag CKOWN HAKDIOAK Viuiekfoot | Allsopp. j 11 tA) lOag 11 to 10 ag MILE PLATK. ,u,, len Sterling J J vr*tu | 11 to 8 on I 12 to 8 on MAY PLATE, Favourlloynll M Cannon 9 to 40n I 9 to 40n JUVKNILK PLATE. Do, G.r?y f G B 11 8 ag I'It. 8 Rg \l:oih..F1KLD WiI;LTKH. Ragl, an ( Pinlay 7 to 4 ag I 15 to 8 g ?'??P?'ar<-i?-nttct)witbthoMomc)at)y I publJsbed lu th RacÚtt} Calf.miar.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. The King of Spain was seven years old on Wednesday. One of the most important of the witnesses at the Parnell Coiiiiniiasion-Majoi- Le Cai-on-is lying seriously ill in London. Captain Lugard, the hero of Uganda, is living in retirement in Essex, engaged on two large volumes, which deal with the whole subject of Uganda most comprehensively. Signor Foli is a passengcr to Cape Town by Messrs. Donald Currie and Co.'s steamer, War- wick Castle, leaving London on the 26th inst. Miss Elena Leila, the soprano, who last winter achieved such success as Queen of Niiiht I. MISS ELLNA LEILA. in Mozart's "II Flauto Magico," is (says the Moming Leader) unde. niahly Russian, She was born in Moscow in 1868, and studied music at the Imperial Coneer. vatolre in that city. However, her training was not purely Slavonic, for later on she pursued her studies in Paris under the direction of the celebrated singer, Madame Artot de Padille. Mis" Leila is a tliarmingly accom- plished woman, and her residence in Paris pro- vided her with an excel- lent onnortunitv for ner- I f??ti.g her French accent. U  n | Jean Gerardy, the wonderful boy 'eeHist, is (Bays the Morning ?adfT) older than r.mort I I describes him. He is now fifteen years of age. It was seven years ago that he took his first prize. This was at the Liege C.nee?-v??toire, anl th?? honour e me to him because of his perfect reading of Got- ternian's Fourth Con- oerto. Jean is small for his age-still,he is strong and athletic, and he is a great cyclist. He has one boon companion, but a dignified fellow withal JEAN GERARDY. Hamilcar, his boarhourid. Jean?s father lives I at Liege he is, in fact, a professor at the Liege j Conservatoire.

CARDIFF AMATEUR ROWING CLUB • A sculling handicap in connection with the above club was decided on Thursday, with the following result First heat: E. E. Hill (25sec.) beat A. Brown (lOsec.) by four Ic!ng-hs (iS??S" (40.) beat G. Frdyk- (lOsec.) by two lengths. (l Third 6eat: E.E. Hi)l beat F. Buse (omteh) by a ?'"?' he%t E. B. Hill beat T. OMUm. In this heat T. C,Ili?., .-h? ?,. h.1,1i.g l?i..?n th? ),,idg? and toe bank. Hill took advantage of this, and came in an easy winner, th?,?b securing fi.t prize, C.Ile. tv;:Y to':te:i ilill:!ndrst priz, Cunen I It is proposed to hold a novices' four-oared I race on the 31st May. Four crews have entered, and tho novices themselves appear to take great interest in the forthcoming race.

Ask for SILVER EAGLE," best value-3d. r33 THE GREAT CUIUS FOR CORNS.—Munday'e VMd!ce.-at!U further tætJmony. A Ch?.].t '?ft?- Will you send roe a bottle of yo?Viridini?? It is for my own I g¿t plenty of corn ?rt)s of the ?e ?low, but ur'n? °f them appear to crmal jours. Ho one ought to con- fftt:saeråatlWígh h:r: ;(iJt.J' ri* Triuusands hare b*on oureil, soirife t had ,,ff,?",I"? fjbld Lb bottl., I. b; the Mum* Oba". 1. MIt «

I MARKETS. I LONDON METAL MARKETS. I LONDON, Friday. COFFER opened firm and 3s 9d above yester- day\ latest buii.?,?., ,ith cash at £ 13 8s 9d 'h;ttval.ïs£4i 2. 6d three ;¿st ?l?i-h b,?yi-g proceeded briskly for some time. Cash followed at £3 10s, but shortly afterwards fell to R43 8s 9d, rallying again, however, after the sale of a few warrants to £ 4310s. Opera- to?.h-,it.tedf.r a while to pay the further advance asked, but buying was renewed even- t--lly ?t44 Y, .9d nLg44 Ss i:'eIO;: i 3d to ??? 2s 6d two months, and £ 43 13? Od cash. Thoadvanoewasduenrsttothe reaction from the recent depression following upon the more conndent feehng prevailing, aii(i then to bears becoming frightened and buving t';re"r,c;kt f¡:dn;nIltt:il higher. ? ?"?? ?'°°° tons. Settlement price ??6d. Strong sheets £ 55 10s. 'I'IN "Iv maintained yesterday's best value on opening business, a week short of two months ""?'"g. £ 87. and the last week in June realised £89. Later however, on a disappointing ?mand .?,t ome pressure to sen?c'ash' ?ecUn'c? :OO5:doili: 1dIh':nllh S9e{ií and the d08e was quiet at 5s decline. S?ps35 tons. Settlement price £90158. PIG IRON bean with cash bids at Ms Id, but holders were turn for Ms 1M, at which 500 tons w??. put through, the mar k et closing steady at yesterday s values. Settlement prices Scotch Ms 1d, Middlusborough 33, 8d hematite 44,? M. 1 IN FLATES remain inactive, but no reduction is reported. r LEII) continues quiet at £ 9 10s buyers and £9 11s 3d sellcl's Spanish. English B9 12s 6d; BheetsforhometradejEllSs. SPELTER is steady and unaltered-June ship- ments, ordinary, JE17 12s6d sellers. ZINC SHEETS have a steady market at R21 5s ex ship and E21 2s 6d f.o.b. Antwerp for the V.M. brand, while Silesians are quoted £ 20 128 6d ex ship. ANTIMONY is inactive, and nearest price £40. at .T£ olV?ilILVER is moderately active and "tcüoy at £6 158. OFFICIAL CLOSING QUOTATIONS. To-day, Previous Day. -e;:d: Copper- d.. r ;C C.M.U.cash.43126-44004:26-4;KO 3 months  44 5 0-44 12 6 433 15 0-44 2 6 English touth 46 15 0—47 5 0 — — — B seleettM.. 48 0 0-48 10 0 Strong sheets. — J'ine Pen cash 90 15 0-91 5 91 0 0-91 10 0 3 months 85 15 0-86 5 0 86 0 0- 86 10 0 Eiill'h ingot?: 91 5 0-91 15 0 091 10 0-92 0 0 Engl h ingoU. „ Pi?ron?"?' S."t h rMttsm.ih. 40 li- 4 0 14- — 1 month <50 4— — 40 4- M'S.o'c?h ??? ??H 1 month 33 10— — 33 10- — Hematite cash 44 8— 44 3— 1 month 44 104- 44 10.- I LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Friday. The market will be closed from this evening until Tuesday morning next for the holidays. Bacon The nearness of the holidays is re- flected ou the markets to-day, aud business for a time is virtually suspended. Hardly any ehange is noticeable in values; meats suitable for the Irish trade are steady and unchanged, but fancy cuts of bacon are easier, with sellers willing to meet buyers. Shoulders remain without im- provement, and can be pujehased at less money. Hams are hardly inquired for and values con- tinue to droop. Lard on spot is just a shade farmer, in sympathy with American cables, but the demand is still very quiet. For American refined there is more inquiry at steady rates. Cl?e?.e shows n. =ali,? from previons rates, wit the demand less active, in view of the ap- proaching holidays. American butter remains featureless Danish and Irish are in fair re- quest at recent currencies. Eggs are firm, i ex- periencing a better demand, but quotations remain unchanged. Beef is firm, the improved demand still continuing. Pork is ?ir., y held, but quiet. IMPORTS OF PROVISIONS. I .!I7~T7 j u ê 7. ||t E»! Is II II n.1il £ 5 « Mg «W !| J To-day 3891 — ? 713 aæl- 1"7 'I'hi. week" 4362 624 84% 4114 3651 654 This year 1154660 10366 6475 243563 493031182115014 ?.19CO?;51217331 27L'62 779671 6761o 19516'"l324 CUBBKNT QVOTATIOXS. Beef, per 3041bs. Extra Indian mm<. One 65s Od to 70. M P¡ate 568 W to 60. Od p?t<-???.—— 56tMto60.M B?'?''?"17??'?'' SS' 3d to KU 3d Bacon, P,, 1121be. ??''fo 66sMtoOtM oo nti n(? nt.1 61 ? Od to 0s Od A.("rim Long clear, 551bs. average 62s M to Os Od Long clear, 40-451bs ditto 54s 6d to 55? M Sliort cl?r, 5bibs ditto 51e0dto 0s Od Short rib, 251bs, ditto 54s Od to 57 Od Bliortri 25lbs, ditto 54 Od t o56 Gd C, ? b (, r I. cut, 28-301b?. ditt. Stafford cut, 38-40tbs. ditto 54. od to 56. M Clear bellies, 14-161bs. ditto 54. 0,1 to 67? Od Short clear back., 181bs. ditto 64? Od t. 56 Od ShouMers, N.Y., cut, M.lE!be. <)itto.. 47? 0J t. 48? Od Ditto square cut, 12-181b.. ditto 4& Od to 51s Od Hams, per 112lbs.: Lon? p,?.?, 15-17 avege 66s Od to 6% (M Short cutl4-16 .62s Od t: î Od Lard, per 112Ib., Prime Western Steam 11. 1,? to 14, &1 Ami?rl@n refined hrn?ZfitS. pails, 64s Od? ?s &)! Aï'l2i": ;i':S Jz:id 13 &i/t w 65. Cd; 112 lb.. Fi.,?t Sta (?l??, 63s to 66? Cheese, 4&i to 53s. Cheshire (new ) ,0nest, 0,?; line, 65<. new? per 11 b. banish Choicest, 92? to N; finest, 9N. Australian Fi.??.t, o' to Os; fine, o.. 0s. A,.?ri(, Fin? nominal; fine, 0s to O?. Irish creameries, 90s to t,,4,; factories, 85s farmer!, m, t? 85." Finest Margarine, 638 to 658 medium, 45e to 55s; low, 37. to 45s. Es7..120-Jrlsh Hen, 58 Bd to 6s Od; duck, 6s 6d ¡ to 7s 2d. LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Friday. The general produce markets are closed from this evening until Wednesday morning next for the Whitsuntide holidays. Sugar: The market for cane sugar, though rather poorly supplied at the moment, has ruled moderately brisk owing to the changed tendency of beet, and prices are generally hardening again after a temporary easiness early in the week. Crystals are unchanged :—Tate's No. 1, 23s; No. 2, 22s granulated standard, 21s 3d; coarse, 22s; fine, 228 per ewt. Coffee has a slow market, and the full advance wanted is made with diiii?ulty, no material business being reported. Cocoa ? also dilh,ult to ?ell, and IiP' eOid(bl:18\7ifft t:: I buyers' and sellers' ideas of value, consequently business is out of the question. I!iently quite dull, and there is nothing doing either on s ot or arrival parcels. Sago flour on R)iniílinrrl;plrce¡:. ra?I more firmly 1eld, and Sarawak is quoted 9s 6d per cwt. Linseed is dull, and nothing doing in any position. Tallow continues firm, but arrivals are quite immaterial in the way of replenishing stocks. Palm oil has a quiet market, sellers asking full prices, however. Seed oils are with- out change. Resin has a moderate sale, but common is rather slow. Turpentine quiet at 24s per ewt. CORN. LONDON, Friday.—-There was a small atten- dance at Mark-lane this afternoon, and quite a holiday market, business being very retail, with an easier tendency for wheat, flour also closing dull. Maize is difficult to sell' at late rates, while barley is rather easier. Oats closed quiet, at 6d per quarter decline since Monday. Wack Swedes, 19s ex ship ordinary, 381b., Russian, 17s 3d. LIVERPOOL, Friday.-Bui;in?s at to-day's market has been of a holidav character, wheat moving in retail at 1d under Tuesday's figures- Californian, &s? Kansas, 5s. 6Jd. to 5s. 9d. per cental. Maize in moderate request t 4' f"dr to 4s 2d for mixed American. ,I.- slow and nominally unchanged. Beans and peas, with other articles, has a quiet sale at about late rates. CATTLE. CARDIFF (Roath), Friday. There was a short supply of cattle on offer at our market to-day (chiefly Irish) of a middling description, = cattle being scarce. Sh?p and lambs were not quite so numerous" only Iddling lots being penned. Pigs were plentiful and ex- c-d?d the requirements. There was a good ?.upply of calves. Quotations :-Cattle: Best steel's, from 63s to 65s per cwt; secondary lots, 60s per cwt; rough cows and bulls, from 48s to 56s per cwt. Sheep: Shorn wethers, 7jki per lb; ewes and heavy sheep, from 6d to 7d pertbJ Lambs, from 9d to M?d per lb. Calves, from 6d to 8A ? per lb. Pigs: Baconers, from 10. to 109 3d per score; porkers, fro? 10s 6d to lis 3d per score sows, from 7a 6d to 8s per score. ?here was a moderate atten- dance, and trade ruled quiet throughout; middling lots were dull and neliLt,!I, b.? good steers made firmer prices. At the close a few lots remain?i ?sol PROVISIONS. LONDON, Friday.—Butter: Market still quiet. Copenhagen, price unaltered D?isit in more request. Tho following are the quotations Fj:I;d, 86s to 1l9'4si;n oaI ,q4ttOII4 Danish, 90s to 9&; Australian and New Zealand, 60s to 90s. Cheese: Demand steady at full quotations. Quotations as follow: Cheddar, 56s to 76s; American, 36s to 56s Cana- dian, 36s to 57s Dutch EdllW, 4& to 60s Dutch Gouda, 38s to Ms; New Zealand, ?8 to 54s. Bacon Market'firm lean Is dearer. PRODUCE. LONDON, Friday.—Sugar Cane firm, with more demand. No auctions till Friday next. beet quiet; refined market strong and occasionally dearer. Coffee Spot steady futures nlret. d; Market dull; terminals, without material change. Rice quiet. Jute I firm, with u good enquiry. e.? Oih :ai; :?Ui1!åuoweAPucj -?-?< UM Agau-sum I ).= t?a previous rates; mutton 30s to 31s 3d j beef ¡ 26s 6d to 31s 3d Russian, unchanged. BUTTER. CORK, Friday. — Ordinary Firsts, 78, Seconds. 75s Thirds, 72s Fourths, 70-. Ditto i[nF07;;t¡lS:ih]; ;dtk?: 8;) 'inc, 85?; Fine, 7& Mild, 748. Ditto K?g,3 Fine, 758. Number in market, 837 firkins. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Friday. The official report says :—There was a strong market, and at 6d. dearer a large business was done. The private report says :—There was an active market, and a very large husiness was done at an irregular advance of 6d to 9d. FISH. GRIMSBY, Friday.—About 26 smacks and eleven steamers camo in this morning with large supplies of fish. There was a moderate demand. Quotations:—Soles, Is 3d turlwt, 6d to 8d brills, 41l to 6d salmon, Is to Is 5id per 1 lj plaice, 3s 9d to 4s 9il lemon soles, 4s Gd to 5s 6d whitches, 4s to 5s 6d; halibut, 6s to 8s ditto dead, 38 9d to 4s 6d per stone; cod, 3s to 5s ditto dead, Is (»d to 2s 6d each hake, 80s to 120s per score haddocks, 10s per box. HOPS. LONDON, Friday.—There is a better trade, and J110rc UIOHe)' is being paid. The accounts report an increase of fly and lice from all the stop dis- trida, and the attack is considered very serious. HIDE AND SKIN. CARNFP (Company), Friday.—Hides 951bs and upwards, 3?J to ?d per lb 65! bs to 9<ihs, 3?d t. 4d 1)?.- 11) 7'11). to 2,1,1 to 3kd per tb;65tbsto741b9,2tdto?dperib;56!b8to 641hs, Z?d to 2,d per 1>; 5Hbs and under, 2?d to 2?d per lb heavy cows, 2d to 2d per )b light cows, ?d to 2?1 per lb bulls, l?d to 2d per lb heavy cuts, 2d to Od per lb light ditto, 2d to Od per lb irregulars, ld to Od per lb. Calf 171 bs and upwards, 3Jd to Od per lb 121bs to 161bs, 4<U1 to Od per lb 91bs to lllbs, 4gd to Od per lb lights, 4|d to Od per lb cuts, 3td to Od per lb. Horse hides, 6s Od, 8s Od. 10s Od, 1280d, 14s 6d. Pelts A, 1. 11d; B, Is 5d. Lambs Al, 3s 6d A, 3s Id B, 2s 3d, Wools: 8a lOd to 3? 2d. Fat Kou?h lid, seconds 2d, mutton 2d, beef 3. F.?d prices to ieï.e8tJ]:a to Friday.—Pelts • A 1? lid, B 1, 5d. Lambs Al 3s 6d,' -? PeltE? A 28 2d. Wools: 88 lOd to 38 3d. Fat: Rough lid, seconds 2?d. mutton 2?d, bef 3?d.

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DISASTROUS LANDSLIP IN I NORWAY. A Router's telegram dated Chrisfiania Friday sa), :-L?t night a disastrous landslip occurred at ?aerdalen; in the district of North Trondh- jem. Twelve farmhouses, mostly of large size, sunk into the earth, and a large stretch of land was converted in a moment into a lake of slime and clay, which has now overflowed into the low-lying land near. It is feared that many persons have perished, but at present nothing is known. I

SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE. MEETING AT TREDEGAR. At a public meeting at the Freemasons' ArmR, Tredegar, on Thursday evening ad, dresses were delivered by Mr. Ben Davies and Mr. Brace on the superiority of the federation over the sliding-scale.—Mr. Lewis Holloway, who occupied the chair, an- nounced that a lodge in connection with the federation had been already opened at the Golden Lion, and they were prepared to receive all comers until such time as each respective eol. liery was in a position to establish one of its own.

NEW YORK PRICES. I [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] J NEW YORK, FRIDAY. Cotton declined on favourable crop reports, and closed dull; spot quiet but steady. Cotton oil steady; choice summer yellow, 50; winter, 58. Petroleum opened finn and finished steady, Lard opened steady and advanced, closing firm; spot quiet but steady. Wheat opened firm and advancing, although a reaction followed and the market closed steady spot quiet but steady. Flour opened dull, hilt a steady tone ruled at the close. Corn has been generally firm all day, and closed steady; spot opened firm, but closed steady at an advance. Coffee declined until the latter part of the day, when it suddenly advanced, but the improvement was lost near the finish, and the close was quiet; spot dull. Tin steady at five points decline. Iron quiet and unchanged. Coffee has had an easier feeling. UOVEHJIWENT BONDS AND RAILWAY STOCKS, Quotations. May 18. May 19, C?)MoMy?" ?. ?nu. ?c"' ??' Ditto, other Securities 2 v. v 2 i> c. };gtrlf (50 days' sight.. 4.95 4. & e. ,)itto Cable 'f?r 4.X £ Eal. i;Õrda; .iilt' :r Exchange on Berlin, 60 days' ight 95 Q5 Four per Cent. U.S.I Loan \YAVt oJ;; ii'iú 'è.S\ ?3 gMnu Atuhtsou, Tpb, & 8. Yi æb M? Do. Do. 4 i>.c. Mor. 80 8'3 Pat Do. Do. 6p.c. Income 4! '1 &n2 Baltimore 77 i2 7, Baltimore and Oh?\Y.)4Kp.c. 107q 107 Canada Southern Shares SA 62 Canadian I'achic 75% 771Z g:aft::7: 1 Ir Central Pacific Shares 26 25 ;18j8n;nlmo'ri: re wa Chicago. Burlington, and Quiuccy 87 87^ g::¡.l¿g'\Vr,f. 1!i Im Do. Do. Preferred 69 36 CHc?fo.MHwMkee.tSt.P&ul.Uom 60 71? Chicago and Rock Island 72y? 74?i Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Ordinary 42 42*! Delaware and Hudson 124^# Delaware Lackawanna 1!' 140+ Denver and Uio Grande Shares. :4 14% ?''r? *? D?''? I?*Sred:: ? 49 Jllh Cenwal 8.:eB .fd, M Lake Shove 1 Michigan Southern 122 12S!* f8N1:1i!Nfeahth.. 67#  Michigan Central Shares 96 99W M!moS? K.?, and Teras 12 123J" Ali ,I Pacific J8 New York, Lake Krie, Md W.I,r ?K 19;! Do. Second Mortgage Bonds.. Sb'2 9ö' DY.. rk Ct;Z & t? .S Kew York, Ontario & Western, Ord. 1&*& in< Northern Common i? }:? Northern Pacific, Preferred 37# NorPoïi. and w"rr;l' BC"'? 37, Ohio and Mississippi Qtxl. Shares. §1$1 igi i ]:;ij:6I! tf 5)? Philadelphia and Heading Shares 24 Do. D6 pc?. in Inc 41J £ 42% Do. Do. 4 ?.' ?r? ?? 74 Union Paciifc Shares 31 W?b?h,*St.ioK'i??dpMi6e: ?M ? Do. Do. She?rem,.70. 16j( CQ1TON AN» PRODUCB MARKET. g¡: ;t'i1üti N I :g Cotton, day'rf receipts at Gulf ports 2 000 *0 0 Cotton, day s export to? tit. liritaiu.. 3 000 x'o5o Cotton, day's exports to Continent.. 4.000 10 to"o Cotton futures JatM delivery 7 53 7sg Cotton futures, Aug. delivery 7 67 7 S Cotton, Midd Upland New York 7^/4# 7i^L Cotton, Midd Utland Orleans 7k6 Petroleum, Crude 5.5 «r, Do. st d white, New York. 6.15 sis o P°- T,,Philadelphia 5.1a 6.10! S°' 1 '0:L. n'Cert. June. 19H 69 Sugar, fair reauiug, Muscovados ? ?&, Cor Do. 9d. per oeut. Centrifugal. 4 4Ya Corn, New Mixed, We.t, "t 61« bl% Com futures, J une 4514 4"íi I' Corn futures, Aug 4Q< £ 49?? ol:tN:ï"¡'ï: j Wheat, red winter, on tlie spot 77->l 7&V M,l delivery June 77 774I ?&S?.?'?"??? ? ?' Coffee, Rio, No.. 36 &:ff:: ID; ¡:g: 7. ¡'¡ird-jüóé: :!15.:Jt 15tr: s Colfec, ditto, Aug. delivery 16.0 15 15 Flour, spring clears 2.60 2.60 Iron No. 1, Coltness 21.75 21-75 Tin, Auetralisti ig.80 19 Copper, OR spot 11.0 110 Stoel Rails 29 29 Freight bå!¡;: LitMTM..i 'm. :1 r HM FreithtGmiB.BteMueM London. lXd :<'d Freight Cotton to Liverpool 6-64 s4a Bllrer livilloa 83 03 Wb- Chicago, July delivery 73M 741/ Corn, Chicago, .1, delivery I 4?lil 42H

AN INTERESTING WAR RELIC. I A Dalzicl's telegram from Cahors says :-A curious relic has just been t fSt. I S4?mm, name)y, the cokure of the 7th Ket'i ment of the Line, which was e.rrid in x?? MMu!t on the Malakotr, and also in the 6?htinc under the waHx of Met? during the Franco- Pru?i. War. Ihc Ha? ?.g fou?d ? ??nueo? tioneer among a ?:f ;:bb: in gn: He handed it over to the colonel of the 7? Kegimeiit, whicn ig n.? t.ti.ned at Cahws ana the MiouM wiU In future adoan t*h?o 'w**?Mi?Otf. :=adØ811 t.he W8& ol

hotels, Simits rooms;. CARDIFF. B A li 11 Y S HOT E LAN D\ RESTAURANT. ST. MAKY-Sl'JtEET, CARDIFF. TABLE D'HOTE DIN N E It Served )J<)!y in Cot(.<)-!?om from ;t m < SOUP, Ft?H EKTXHKa. J..IKT. MPLTRT. SWKEIS, CHEEKK 2s IN CO?MEBCtA? ''O?M?'!?; ?.,t. 6?.  A-P-i.-E X-Ä-N'I) I1A- HO i-E L -nL «UH«N-STKEET, FAMILY AND COMMERCUL. (Opposite T.V.K. Station and noar RhYlllnev Stat!OD.) Trams passing every tfiiw mlautaa. ORDINARY DAny. Telephone 632. w. T. JONB8. Minager. 197"8 Lat.. of the Kuinmei, lluke-stract. NEWPORT. CJIIIP ll(VF 'I'31ON k the two Docks). fint-c1ass Acconnnodation for Owners, Suixrint^n- F'?; t-r] Masters of tibips, and c.??i.t ?ii?'" Within Seven 5?inuu-s of Railwav StTtinn OHDi.XAliV IJAILY Al^yrAliTEl^ ?"ON. O'CLOCK.  CHKISXOPHBK GRIFFITHS, FK?riet<)f. 1LFRACOMBE. T'HM i?UXXACU?Y)? HilV?TE T HOTEL AND BOAliDlKU HOUSE. One hundred and twenty beaut if u)h- appointed "Wftion-hall, wah fined It-g? for I £ uat.!e ;t.i heatneale, Tiiblraux Vivants, Co., ?,t? Dances, tt;og':) anr11Ii:\8V:i Ol\íi;IJ cll I Phlioo,togiaphio Dj! ark-i-oom, Indoor Skatine Kink all plated at 1 lie disposal of the Visitors without extra September!* "Ug "'? "?' ?'? CHEF DB CUISINB.—MODERATE TARIFF. OMNIBUS MEETS KVERY THAIN. Special Dance, Excursions, ami Arrausemenh arranged for \hjÜulItîdl>, Apply to the Manageress, 2215CJ MISS KATE NICHOLLS. J_ SOUTHERNDOAVN. ^OUXHERXDOWX, NEAR BRIDGEND. COUTHEKXUOW?KEARBRIDGEND. MAI?ll,??,?'?'IL'L. B??t VieW8 of B?,i?t.1 Ch-I.? M<tdcrate Terms. Ex('t'lIcnt S". B., b,g _22227 B. T. I)AVIBS. PORTHCAWL. ESPLANADE HOTEL, PORTHCAWL. J" 1 —1CK3 Kooma, Electric Li^ht. Six'tia! Terms f<t* families and Large Parties. Splendid C?ate. o! 22203 WESTON-SUPER MARE. w ESTO?N'-SUPER-Nf Ali TV UEALTHKESOKT. MR. READ'S HOME, for those ?uirinK rest or chtn?? C..d.?t,d us a Private Family. Reeidenee attractive. Town and Country by Seaside. Terms moderate. References xchanged. MR. READ, SURGEON, STRADBROKE QUKliN'S-UOAD, WKSTOX-St'PEII-.MAKE. [3911; RAILWAY HOTEL, WESTON-SUPER^; MAim. THREE MINUTES FROM BEACH. rirsv, cm, ss Fami.l, y and Commercial Hotel. Moderate Large Parties Catered for. rl413eto 1- Mr6??)Hu.fiYmw?y,.Cyn)rt.f. E O R G E n LTT0 N, I ]lEFRF:SIfMEONTI!ACTOR. THE REGENT HHSTAUHAHT, RKSBNT-STRERT (Orujofite the Jioyal Arciide). W?'OK-?;P?-??!'E?' ILL, -R OOM AND BOA 1 ? UING HO L'SE. ????? ?. ?'?" "?'? ?c.? ???.°" '?" ??- ??' ( I R A N D ATATlC HUTEL. CHARMING SPRING ItKSORT I Thl. Fit,m?Lm;ii¿¡ltHtr;e spa, eon- tain.. ,100 rooms, and possessesatl mivlern ImiirovemenU. lj:{N;('{j7'i 1 iOS8{:ft.s a ;li( In¡)'f::¡ t' 'l,ih¡e <I'1I0te U"m" at B^™te taM.. ??"?.?. '°? '??  Ten minutes' walk from Golf Ljnkø. Ti rms strictly moderate and inclusive H"tA Omni?. ?teph<)'e So. '']? Apply!" MAAGEIŒSS. 8098 LIVERPOOL. LIV ERPOOL. — Shaftesbarv TemperanTce Hotel, Mo»nt-ptea«,t; 1W 1(<4m Lit tah th L I'?t,.Ic Ligl?t. B,,t .,?,i S,, 2,.6(1. fht. — j_ _znn LJ,ANDI;DNO. .¡ J LANlJUl>NU. mtM,'iA1S "O?E-Kr-t?,, B?rdtn, E?-.M.h. n('III. llr()D'en"ti FD.ei IIIl "f'&. GO?'! Cateriug. 8,>,eu-  'builT. CUfhtr l'df'I.ltcel. U £ Mrs^HODSON. J'roprll. CI.EVEDON. ( LEV e DON. HYDRO- THEKAPKUTIO ESTABLISH-; MENT AND HKALTH REPORT FOR INVALIDS AND VISITORS. n?.ty n.-comm?l d for thM. N.-?tn? Rt or; CiJi.llgt. Wit/WIlt Mall!f\g. Wt(r «,4ehe". ?!??,c'. ?.i ??r ?'. '? ?'? l" an Grollni. rf! DH"htfnlly SUn. led.. ?S to tht' 8ol1th fila1 Wot, wldl«: Shehert'J fr<>nl the '\orth AIJd B..t, \VhHh. f20198 Apply 8ECRF.TARY. Hv^Tcievedon, Somerset.

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