Rhyl Journal

IIHYL DISTRICT. « JONES BROS, Preatatyn, still lead with their Challenge Blend Tea and are unsurpassed with their read and Cakes. For Some-made Bread" and Confectionery, you t do better than call at JONES BROS'S, Liverpool Mouse, Prestatyn. HUBBARD'S Great DRAPERY SALE is the chief OPIC of conversntion at present. The Rush to Klondyke • nothing compared with the Rush to Hubbard's nunal Sale I Genuine Bargains. J ?HE HOSPITAL FOR PipEsis now open and patientsare "y admitted. All kinds of fractures carefully attended fih 1 30a, Qaeen-street, and High-street ▼U the noted Cigarette, Cigar, and Tobacco Depot 0 I Oar Annual Sale has now commenced, and Ing to thq mildness of the weather we find ourselves Inore heavily stocked than apaal. This being the case, tvf J offer the whole atock at such tempting prices da? m°8^ soon clear the shelvas. All new and np-to- Roods~-we beg to solicit voar inspection of the ■W ir HUBBARD'8, Commerce House, 24 and 25 filTyl ^0D an<* Marche, 24 High Street, IMP°BXAI»T changes are proposed to be ca-ried out by g. • at his outfitting establishment in Queen in j consequently the entire stock must be told, and i>. ^r, *° effect a clearance prices are reduced 50 per tent below cost. Vale of Clwyd Lodge Order of Druids. T -^ue8day evening, January 11th, the above r. *fge held their annual supper at the Grosvenor otel, Bodfor-street, where a substantial and »Plendid repast was supplied by the well-known and hostess, Mr and Mrs Snowden, to whom cordial vote of thanks was recorded. After removing the cloth, &c., the worthy Grand Arch, Mr Zachariah Jones, took the chair, and after the sual toasts, and wishing all present a happy and prosperous New Year, he called upon the Secretary to read the report, which was a very favourable ?ne, showing how the Society bad financially Qcreased in capital since its foundation in this Y>wn in the year 1881. Afterwards speeches were Severed by the Treasurer (Mr Thos Jones), Evan Ricketts, David Owen, Jno Jones, id Edwin Pritchard. After passing a cordial anrf ^anks to the Trustees, Mr Robert; Evans aft v5 Evans, the company dispersed, ter harintj a most enjoyable couple of hours °gether. The Lodge meets the 1st Saturday in nionth at the above hotel, and it is note orthjr that this is the only Lodge in town not eefcing within the premises of a licensed house. Church WorkerW Union Sale of Work jneeting of the Committee of the Church orkers' Union was held on Monday evening, the J Griffiths presiding. Mr Fred Wallis pro- #>?Trr balance sheet of the recently held Sale ?; ™°rk, the nett result of which was £ 99 10s. rik M ^ec*ded to distribute £ 78 between various nurch Missionary Societies, and to hand over £ 21 P.0 the Churchwardens towards carrying out the Jilting of Holy Trinity and the draining of St •Thomas' Ohurcn stokehole. Churoh Council. A rneetingof the Church Council was held at *he Church House on Tuesday evening, presided over by the Rev J Griffiths, who announced at the opening of the meeting that the Vicar was indis- posed, and unable to be present that evening. matters connected with the Parish Ch urch and St Thomas' were discussed. The consideration of the question of the Curates' Fund was adjourned until the Vicar is able to attend another meeting. Morfa Baoh. On Thursday an excellent free concert was given at the above mission room, Mr T D Jones (Church fet.) presiding over a well-attended gathering. Mr Isaac Jones conducted the choir, which did its part excellently, and Misses Edwards and Parker accompanied. After hymns and prayer, the following programme was successfully gone through —Solo Methu peidio Wylo," Mi?s M R Hughes H Can, Cor yr Aelwyd o'r Brickfield," Solo E A Rashes solo, Miss R Williams sole, Miss Sarah Jones recitation Dam wain Mewn Chwarel," Mr J Parry tune, 56 in Sankey song, Miss Middle- ton anthem, Sanctaidd," song, C T Jones tune 14 in Sankey; duett, Misses S and J E Hughes; Bolo, Miss R Williams glee, W Jones and party; fiong, Mr W C Williams; duett Wedi Blino," C and A Hughes choir "Cartre 'r Duwiolion," duett, Misses S Jones, and F Parker; recitation, J Vaughan Jones; solo, J Vaughan Jones. The meeting closed with Benediction. Coming Events. mi J-ne annual meeting of the Boys' Brigade on the 20th, at the Town Hall, when Mr Ralli will take the chair. For three nights next week a lady lecturer is engaged to tell us all about the whiskey war in America, and to give other experiences. She is described as being remarkably eloquent and im- pressive. St David's Day Dinner at [the Alexandra Hotel, Tuesday, March 1st. Concert by Mr Lucas Williams' Male Voice Choir, at Town Hall, the Vicar to preside, on the the 17th of February. This (Fridry) evening, at the Town Hall, a public meeting to consider the advisability of the Council erecting cottages for working men. Living Pictures at the Town Hall. Last evening Mr A Cheetham gave two enter- tainments at the Town Hall to crowded audiences. He exhibited by means of a powerful lantern a large number of lantera slides illustrative of North Wales, the Rhyl Cycling Club pic-nic camp, I ladies tour, &c. Additional interest was created by a series °f snapshots of the football match at w- u °n x*n8"Day, between the two local clubs, With regard to the living pictures we might say that Mr Cheetham has secured several very good and interesting films. His view of the Jubilee procession is the best seen in Rhyl up to the present. During the past week he has tried his hand at film-picture making, and has succeeded in taking the first set of living pictures ever secured in Rhyl. This film illustrates scenes on Rhyl lands, and created much excitement, the faces of the little children being easily recognised. During i Mrs Cheetham contributed vocal selections to the programme.

RHUDDLAN NOTES. The release of Mr Frank Wallace "Spriggs, who was convicted of having assaulted Miss Hughes, has created much excitement, not only in Rhuddlan but in every part of the country, although it would be well to accept with reserve all that is ind matter by certain newspapers correspondents. Persona* ly I think that Home Secretary should make oublic his reasons for releasing on licence this you. ng man. It would be more satisfactory to all parties eon- cerned. I should not be surprised if the Standing Joint Police Committee take the matter up, and ask for an explanation. The hounds are to meet at Rhuddlan to-morrow (Saturday) at 11 o'clock, and as this is considered to be one of the best parts of the country for hunting I expect there will be a large field. A. DDu.

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I GLEANINGS. On the occasion of the Tsaritsa's next blrUidny, June 6, the French Government have resolved to present to ller lIiujesty a ehawl of the finest Clian- tilly lace. At the Thames Police Court, London, Samuel, Ilenry, and Isaac Solomons, East End tradesmen, were committed for trial for stealing and receiving large quantities of tea and cocoa. Ernest Harrison, a keeper at. the Zoological Gardens, lias committed suicide by shooting him- self through the head with a range rifle. Harrison had been engaged at the gardens from his boyhood. At Ileywood, a young man named Stnrkie wns ■burned to death. He was sitting in front of a tire when liis clothing became ignited. Being a cripple lie could do nothing to save himself. Two girls, Eliza Clarice and Rachel Warren, were run over by a dray in Spring Street, Liverpool, Clarke being killed almost immediately. Warren was injured. The Lord Mayor of Liverpool has accep ed the position of sole arbitrator in the dispute between the Liverpool Operative Plasterers' Society and the Master Plasterers' Association. At Southwark Police Court, Mr. Slade ordered Mr. Vicars Rees, proprietor of the Musicians'Club to pay £ 1 a week towards his wife's support, with two guineas costs. The marriage has just been celebrated of the Rev. Francis Henson, chaplain of the Eppiug Union. The bride is a young widow, and the bridegroom is over eighty years of age. Mr. T. Armstrong has been permitted by the Treasury to retain his position as Director of Art in the Science and Art Department for another year. Mr. Armstrong's appointment, under the age limit, expired a week ago. Mr. Charles Birchall, the other day, handed over to the female telephone operators at Liverpool nearly £ 200 which he had collected from sub- scribers. This is upwards of £50 over the amount presented last year. At a meeting held at Liverpool, under the presi- dency of the Lord Mayor, a resolution expressing the advisability of adopting a general earlier closing day for all trades throughout the town was carried without dissent. The Ilolborit Vestry have placed a newspaper kiosk near the Royal Music llall in Ilolborn, another at the end of Shaftesbury Avenue, and a third at the corner of High Street and Oxford Street. Police-constable George Poile, of Kent COII- stabulary, wns sentenced at Maidstone Sessions to eighteen months hard labour for stealing a number of articles belonging to Mr. J. Hammond, a village innkeeper. General Daron von Sclioenfeld hna just died of pneumonia. He was the foremost general officer in the Austrian army. and in the event of war the command of the army would hare fallen to him. He was seventy years of age. It inny interest advocates of women's rights to learn that the Sull,an has conferred a monthly pension of 300 piastres on Fatmeli Hanum, the lady who put on male attire to fight against the Greeks. We can only hope she may get it. At Rtubaix, a weaver named Laporte, who was bitten by a dog in July last year, and after- wards discharged from the Pasteur Institute as cured, died of hydrophobia, with which he was seized on December 31, The sentence of seven years' penal servitude, passed at the Swansea Assizes on two seamen for intimidating aud wounding a non-unionist seaman has been reduced by the Home Secretary to lour years. Detective Harries, of the Llanelly police force has been appointed Deputy Grand Master of the Llanelly District of Oddfellows. This is the first; time in the history of the Llanelly police force for a member to win his way to this distinction. Up to the present E400 out of £1,050 has been received towards the fund for the endowment of a bed in theVictoriaMary ward of the Great Northern Central Hospital, ,-is a memorial to her Royal Highness Princess Mary Adelaide Duchess of Teck. By the retirement, after thirty-one years,' service, of Inspector Frederick Downs, the City of London Police Force loses its oldest. detective officer. Inspector Downs joined the police in 1867. lie retires with a first-class certificate and a pension. Four firemen wore killed and two others injured through an explosion which occurred during the progress of a fire which occurred on the premises of Messrs. Patrick & Co., wholesale chemists and druggists, Glasgow. The damage to the premises and stock is estimated at £ 30,000. George Fox, eighty-two, it stonewaller, of Nelson, was engaged one day oil a house in course of erection for the Aeorington Gas and Walor Company at Great Harwood, when he fell from a scaffold to the ground, a distance of 40ft., and was instantly killed. The Liverpool city justices have resolved that the Watch Committee he requested to direct the Head Constable to furnish the justices, five days prior to every application for a music, singing, or dancing license, on licensed premises, with precise information respecting the premises. At Wolverhampton Quarter Sessions, Albert. Walton, a French-polisher, was indicted for breaking and entering the house of Harriet Vickers, and stealing a quantity of jewellery There was a previous conviction against the. accused, who was sentenced to three years' penal servitude. A marriage, in which her Majesty takes great interest, will take place shortly between Mr. Arthur Pousonby, sou of the late Sir Ilenry Ponsonby, her Majesty's valued friend and secre- tary, and Miss Dorothea Parry, daughter of Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Parry, of liigham Court, Gloucestershire. Mr. Clifford SHton, Dominion Minister of the Interior, has telegraphed to the Board of Trade stating that arrangements have been made at Washington, whereby Canadian goods will pass over Alaskan territory without paying Customs charges. This is an important [concession in favour of the Canadian outfitting trade. A court-martial held at Alhucemas, a Spanish possession in North Africa, imposed a sentence of penal servitude for life and a fine of one million francs on the U norS, who were tried for the piratical seizure of the French barque Prosper Covin, on the Riff con-st- It is believed that the fine will hare to be paid by the Sultaii of Morocco. A meeting of provision merchants was held in Manchester to protest against the action of certain Irish companies which has resulted in the withdrawal of a steamer service between Manchester and Waterford. The gentlemen present pledge themselves, in the meantime, to divert what traffic they can from the offending companies. In- connection with the recent action of th« Cardie" Corporation in forcibly removing at mia- night the railings erected by the Cardiff Railway Company tt the Bute D because they were regarded as obHo->^i,ing freo nccess to the sea, the railway company has issued a writ against the Corporation, claiming an njunction and damages for trespass. In 1897 a great accession vi made to the number o £ female clerks employe0 ^the Post addition to the l^'S>o er forinal report A' <• »t» verveulogisticchMMter. widening around the Royul it, firiviary, for fiet-titig as au Qpen spnce, t,o portion ot U,. ,,iL t ora U» [Ut tlie Corporation •'■•"XSvSfof Infirmary Trustees about 12.000 yards oi cost of £ 286.000. j. One of the oldest institutions in Paris J shifted its quarters. <' Les Bams Nwar, » ing bath, which has lor nearly 140 jeius u ™ the rigl.1 bunk »> }'« S«!"» Pont Royal, is now transferred to the othe pending certain repairs to the quay. |r■ •l < Louis XV. authorised lour such estabtishmen and in t,he case of two of them the oiiginal P toons are stilt in use.

He is Coming He is coming, the same old Pete, I could not mistake his tread, Oh, how my poor heart doth beat; How am I to get him to bed ? He'll bawl Out for I Bummat' to eat, He'll vow that he wished I were dead, He'll kick the trembling cat under his feet, And start with an oath my eyes to greet, To colour them purple and red. Ah, I-,hy did we two ever meet ? Oh, say h. a. century fled Since the "aya I was "handsome and sweet, And lovable)" so he said. Ah, me why was I so weak, What maggot had entered my head When I stepped into church, The good parson to meet, And consented a drunkard to wed ? MARGUERITE.

:6atc.5 bv auction. By Ml-, SSRS. SA RS ON &- SCOTT. PERIODICAL SALE OF FREEHOLD & OTHER PROPERTIES AT PRESTATYN. MESSRS SARSON AND SCOTT will SELL BY AUCTION about the end of January, 1898, various Freehold Houses and Land in Prestatyn and District. Terms can be obtained and property can be en- tered for this Sale by applying to the Auctioneers, at theirOffices, High Street, Prestatyn. (1

A SOLDIER'S JOURNEY TO BIRMINGHAM AND BACK. A Shropshire soldier, who recently arrived homo from China, has had, according to the Naval and Military Record, rather a curious experience of railway travelling. Landing at Plymouth, lie booked on Friday, I6l;h ult.. for Coalbrookdale, near Wellington (Salop)—a day's journey by rail, lIe arrived at New Street St-atioii, Bii-i iiiiiglittin, all right, but missed the connection train there late in the evening, and found himself in the nighli mail on its arrival at Crewe in the small hours of Saturday morning. The railway people sent him on to Nantwich, where he was shown into the train for Wellington, which was within a few miles of his home. But he fell asleep to be awakened at Shrewsbury. This mistake was also explained, and the railway people there again put him right; but the unfortunate soldier again dozed off, until once more he was aroused at Nantwich. Again he was set right, bul; he next found himself in New Street Station, at Birming- ham, again, in the early morning of Sunday. Remaining at Birmingham over Sunday, lie resumed his journey on Monday morning, and once more took the wrong train, and later that day alighted at Bradford, in Yorkshire. From there he was sent on to Stafford, and eventually reached Coalbrookdale on Tuesday morning, three days after leaving Plymouth.

REFRIGERATION Of FOOD PRODUCTS The wonderful strides that have now been made in refrigeration for keeping food products is shown by the experience of the Liude British Refrigeration Company during the past year. Up to the present time over three thousand four hun- dred Linde machines have been supplied, the :total refrigerating power of which is equal to that produced by the melting of no less than about 75,000 tons of ice per twenty-four hours. In this country cold storage and ice-making factories on a large scale have been or are being erected at Bristol, London, Nottingham, Grimsby, Hull, Leeds, Bradford, Glasgow, Liverpool, Bath, and other places, while very many smaller instal- lations have been put up. On board ship nearly five hundred machines have been fitted. Five large meat-carrying vessels, buill: by Messrs. Turiibull, Martin, and Co., and for the New Zealand Shipping Company, are being fitted to carry 100,000 carcases of mutton each, or about 2,500 tons.

A CHILD'S EXTRAORDINARY APPETITE. At the Burt.on-on-Troiit Police Court, Mary Ann Smith and James William Whittaker, who live together, were summoned for exposing a child, eight-and-a-half years ol(l, i,lie son of the former oil the 1st inst. The defendants recently removed, from Netiuore Road to Tutbury, and while they toolc a flat] of furnit ure to the latter place Jefti t he child on a heap of chattels on the Derby Road. The child was seen by a labourer at four in the morning, and when the man passed the spot at two o'clock in the afternoon the boy was still thero. lie was benumbed with cold, and the attention of the police was called to the case. The child was then supplied with hot food, and altogether he consumed in a ravenous manner, nearly a pound of sausages and half all ordinary loaf, mid about a pound of plum-pudding. The Police Court missionary (Mr. Davis) said he had visited the home when defendants lived in Net- more Road, and had never in his life seen a place in a worse condition. It was not lit to be used as a stable, and he asked that he might be allowed to undertake to get the boy into a home. To this the magistrates assented, and lined the defendants 10d. and 8s. 6d. costs each.

FOOD FOR KLONDYKE. A New York telegram in the London Mall states that 35,000 pigs are now being slaughl,ered at Sir T. J. Lipton's Chicago establishment for transport to Klondyke. The Alaska Commercial Company have placed an order with Lipton's for 500 tons of smoked bacon to be packed in 1001b. crates, with rope handles, suitable lor miners to carry on prospecting tours. The contract stipulates for speedy delivery iiiiiiie,iiit,ely M>e ice hvcaks, as it is feared supplies are running short, in the new gold fields. The fact that the order was given to the British firm over the heads of the Armours and other big American packing concerns in Chicago, Kansas City,and other Western centres has excited some little surprise and comment..

THE ASSAULT UPON A LADY CYCLIST. The Central News says: Mr. J. WallaceSpriggs, Who was convicted of an assault upon a lady cyclist in North Wales recently, and selltellced by Mr Justice Grantham at the assizes for live yeltl..S, iipiial servitude, has been released, after having served two months of the sentence. It will be remembered that the defence was an alibi. Alter a searching investigation by the Home office, the Tfio..it of which was to clearly establish the Iiiinred ceutlemau's innocence, the remainder of the sentence has been remit ted. Jlr. Spriggs the fat her of the accused, is well know in journalistic nirHes and the widespread sympathy ot all Classes' has been extended to him at this grave nmcai'i'iuK6 Jnsticc.. f MM.A lollowing letter baa been receive a by his father from the Home Office: Whitehall, January 6. I am directed by the Secretary of State to inform you that having made careful eiiatiirv into the case of your son, the convict Frank Wallace Spiv.;gs, he bad felt. justified ill ordering his imme'.iia'.s release on order of license, and the Governor of Stafford Prison has instruc- tions to send him home." Spring8 arrived at his father's home at JJorest Gate and was interviewed by a Central News reporter. Asked what impression the judges summing-up made upon him, Spriggs said lie only hearet part of what his lordship said but ne was so sure of his innocence that lie supposed the judge was speaking in his ravour. lie had no idea that he was suggesting that all the wit- nesses for the defence were committing perjury.

A MANUFACTURER SHOT. At Burnley, n manufacturer named Percy Crab- tree, after returning from the factory, was going through the gateway to his house, when a man from the opposit.e side of the road in the darkness fired at him, and the bullet lodged in the necK. itlie assailanti at once made off, and persons in tue street gave chase, but were unable to arrest lnm. jCrabtree was taken into an adjoining surgery, and afterwards removed to the hospital, where euorta pwore at once made to find the bullet. A later telegram states that the assailant was If10 as a discharged factory who tihat a ce noon had ask»-* 00 reinstated. Hie doctors ifound the btiHefc* and the wound is not expected

A'miPTED MURDER DY A BOY. At tlletissizes at Besaucon a boy of fourteen, Itiamed liil Boiiiiet,, lias just been tried and sentencecor attempting to murder an old priest named MHnallll, sacristan of the Cathedral of BesaivQ •l ie accused, it was stated, flad stolen some m ioni Father Mosmann, and, believing himself » suspected, he bought a revolver and welit; itilo ti etilliedralt xvliei*e tlio sacristan was reading, a red point blank at him. He then ,-an out sho<ng Stop him !» (lUll maUing re. tellce" that e pdesl; 1111.11 been sllol; by a strange man who lias,ade off. It was only when Father Mosinann 'oCerod from a wound which seemed likely to piov„ore serious that the truth came out. Boiinet'St8 sentenced to two-and-a-half years' imprint, to be followed by detention in a house ot Section until lie attains the ace of twenty.

PRINTING by hand-inting by steam, PRINTING from tytr from blocks by the ream PRINTING in black* blue, or white, PRINTING in a COFS sombre and brigh PRINTING done q, neatly, and well PRINTING of lists of goods you've for sale PRINTINGOI posters catalogues too, PRINTING of any DEST^ we do. re9uiremeQls we'll meet At tfw 80( High-street Sales 1111 auction. By MESSRS. PERKINS and lIUNT. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 26 EAST PARADE, RHYL. MEsSRS PERKINS & HUNT have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUC- TION on TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th, 1898, the greater portion of the modern ,and substantial Household Furniture & Effects, including a Pianoforte by Roughard, Edinburgh. For further particulars see posters or future announcements, or apply at the Auctioneers' Offices at Abergele or Rhyl. [27 fiotices^ RHYL URBAN DISTRICT. HOUSING of the WORKING CLASSES IN compliance with a requisition signed by several influential ratepayers, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING To be held on FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1898, at 7-30 p.m., at the TOWN HALL, To consider the question of the adoption of Part 3 of the Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890, for this town." Dated the 1st day of January, 1898. JOS. A. WILLIAMS, Chairman of the Rhyl Urban District Council. Council Offices, Rhyl. 21 The Royal Alexandra Hospital and Convalescent Home, Rhyl. THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held on X MONDAY, JANUARY 24TH, 1898, in the Town Hall, Rhyl, at 1 p.m. His Grace the Duke of Westminster, K.G., will preside. BUSINESS (a) To elect Officers, &c.; (b) To receive Report of Building Committee and (c) To determine what course to pursue with regard to plans for New Hospital. As the business is of great importance, it is hoped that all Subscribers and Donors will endeavour to atteud. (36 STTASAPH (Flint) RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that J. E. Pughe-Jones, Esquire, uie Assistant District Auditor, will attend at the Board Room of the Union Workhouse, St. Asaph, on MONDAY, THE 7Tn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1898, at 11 o clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of auditing the Accounts of the said Council for the half-year ended the 30th day of September, 1897. The Several Books and Statements of Accounts will be deposited [at my office, Mount Road, St. Asaph, and will be open there to the inspection of all persons interested within the District of the said Council for seven days prior to the said day go appointed for audit as aforesaid on any week-day between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock of the afternoon of each day. CHARLES GRIMSLEY, St. Asaph, 01erk t0 the Council, 12th January 1898. 41 GRAND PAVILION, The Pier, Rhyl, To Let for BALLS, CONCERTS AND EVENING PARTIES, On reasonable terms. Newly decorated. Entrance and the new Victoria Esplanade illuminated by Electricity. For terms apply to F. GEARY, The Pier, Rhyl. 911 No. 50. CHARITY COMMISSION. IN the Matter of the Charity of John Wynne, in the Parish of Newmarket, in the County of Flint, regulated by a Scheme of the High Court of Chancery of the 23rd February, 1858 aud In "the Matter of The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1891." By dirention of the Board of Charity Com- missioners for England and Wales, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Order is proposed to be made by them after the expiration of one calendar month, to be computed from the first publication of this notice, establishing a SCHEME supplemental to the above-mentioned Scheme. Any objections to the proposed Order or sugges- tions thereon may be transmitted to the said Commissioners in writing within 21 days next after the first publication of this notice addressed to The Secretary, Charity Commission, Whitehall, S.W." Printed copies of the proposed Scheme may be inspected free of cost on each week-day during a period of fifteen days from the first publication of this notice between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the School House, Wynne's School, New- market, in the above-mentioned Parish, and between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Office of the Commissioners, where also copies may be purchased during the same period at the price of 6d. each, which may be remitted by Postal Order, crossed "Bank of England," or if the amount be less than One Shilling^ in penny postage stamps. Dated this 22nd day of December 1897, D. R. FEARON, Secretary. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. PATRON THE ^QUEEN> DENBIGH AND NORTH-EAST WALES BRANCH. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Branch of the Society, will be held on THURSDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1898, at 2-30 p.m. in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, DENBIGH. COLONEL MESHAM, J.P., the Chairman, will mToc m preside. MISS BOLTON will speak on the National Work of the Society. 44 TOWN HALL, RHYL. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY I Misa HALLIE Q. BROWN, M.SC., Afro-American, Wilberforce College, Ohio, U.S., Will give THREE LECTURES as follows Next Monday, Jan. 17: The Whisky War in America," by one who has been there. Next Tuesday, Jan. 18 The Nation's Tyrant: —Alcohol." h" b" t?" Wednesday, Jan 19: "Does prohibition prohibit?" Doors open at 7-30, to commence at s Front Seoti Is, Second Seats 6d, Children Half-price Tickets for Three Lectures-Front Seats 2s, Second Seats Is. Any profits will be applied for temperance work in Rhyl.—Miss Brown has the highest testimonials, a few of which can be seon on handbills. GREENFIELD DAIRY 6 Queen Street, Have always a GOOD SUPPLY of NEW LAID EGGS, FRESH BUTTER, I AND MILK of the Best Quality; (As proved by a recent.Ainalysis). ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 95 Sales fcg a uctton. By BEItRlE AND WILLIAMS. 8 G BOX ANT STREET, RHYL. rON TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 18TH, MESSRS BERRIE AND WILLIAMS have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION the Household Furniture & Effects. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. Cash at the fall of the hammer. (45 ale fin llribatt jureato.- TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty-all that free- ±. hold detached Family Residence known as PEN-Y-DON," in the Town of Rhyl, approached from the East Parade (to which it has one of its principal elevations) and Chester Street, and late in the occupation of M. S. PLUNKETT, ESQ., deceased. The house is situate in its own pleasure grounds, and comprises spacious Entrance Hall, p 3 Reception Rooms, with Conservatory leading off, Dining Room, Small Library, 9 rledrooms, Kitchen and usual domestic offices. There is also an Artistic Tower in the grounds (containing two rooms), from which excellent sea and mountain views may he obtained. Also a capital Two-stalled Stable, Coachhouse, and Toolhouse, &c. Also all that newly-erected Freehold Residence, known as "GLANYDON" (but at present known as "ARCVILLE") situate in its own grounds, close to the above, facing the East Parade and sea, now in the occupation of Miss MERCIER, and used as a Ladies' Boarding School, containing three Reception Rooms, Recreation Room, 6 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Dinner Lift, Kitchen, and usual domestic offices, with an asphalted Tennis Court at the rear. Beautiful sea and mountain views are also obtained from this property. For further particulars apply to and offers to purchase to be sent to MESSRS GAMLIN & WILLIAMS, 954) Solicitors, Rhyl. Rhyl Oycling Club. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE ANNUAL Masquerade AND Fancy Dress Ball WILL BE HFLD IN THE GRAND PAVILION ON Friday, February 18th. RBYL FOOTBALL CLUB. A GRAND SOIREE! Will be held in the GRAND PAVILION, On WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19th, 1898. DANCING commencing at 9 p.m. Good Vocalists. Good Band. Special Attractions. TICKETS—Single, 3s. 6d.; Double (Lady & Gent), 5s May be had from H. W. ROBERTS, Music Depot, High-street; or from the Hon. Sec. of Soiree Committee, F. SARSON, 3 Crescent-road. SPECTATORS, in the Balcony, from 9 to 11. Admission, Is. (2 america. CUNARD LINE. FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVEU. il POOL VIA QUEENSTOWN, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate faret lorFIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; also through oC HINA, JAPAN NEW ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA For NEW YORK. I For BOSTON. AURA.NTA.Sat., Jan. 22iCATALONIA Thur.,J«»n '20 LUC AN IA. Sat.. Jan. 291S Y L V AN IA.. Thur., Jan 27 ETRURIA,Sat., Feb. 6;PAVONIA.Taes..Feb. 1 Steerage Passengers to all parts of America an" Canada at low rates, those by Boston steamers booked to New York withont extr charge THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED 8, Water Street, Liverpool OR TO THEIR AGHNTS, R. D. ROBERTS (MWHOGI. Estate Agent RHYI. J. ARTHUR EVANS & Co. Station Chambers, RHYL JOHN S. WILLIAMS. 3 Market Street, Rhyl. DRAPERY.-WANTED, Sharp well-educated U Girl AS an Apprentice. Apply-Hubbard's, The Bon Marche, High Street. (20 rpo BE LET, TWO Newly-built HOUSES J in Albert-street; Rent £15. Apply—J. Foulkes, Albert Villa. 125 2 BICYCLES FOR SALE — Gent's Light Roadster, £ 5; Lady's Latest Model, £ 7. Both equal to new, cost more than double. 16 John-street, Rhyl. [39 WANTED for the coming Summer, a Good TENNIS GROUND. Must be large enough for Two Courts. State price and par- ticulars to Fred W. Nelson, Beechwood-road. (40 FOR SALE—Turf Sods for Lawns, also second hand Doors, Casings, Window frames, Sashes and Stone Sills and heads, Grates and other building materials. Apply to W J Simcock, Architect and Surveyor, 7 River St., Rhyl, 4:3 PRACTICAL MILLINER having recently relinquished her business in the Midlands owing to private affairs, is open to accept the position of milliner or millinery saleswoman at a very moderate salary. Apply, Smith, 8 Grosvenor Place, Chester. 42 GENERAL SERVANT WANTED, with good G Character. Country girl preferred.— Bendall, 24 Queen Street. [48 WANTED, at once, a Nurse HOUSEMAID, also NURSE in a month's time. Apply — Mrs Griffiths, 8 Church Street, Rhyl. [46 ANYONE having PROPERTY FOR SALE A may find it to their advantage by sending j particulars to E. Parry, Penymaes, Holywell. f47 TO LET, COTTAGE in Sussex Lane. Rent L 3a 6d per week. Apply, Wallis, Auctioneer, Rbyl. [50 WANTED few days old Graphic (weekly) or Illustrated L.N., at half-price. X Journal Office. 49 Sunaas jjerbiccs, &c. ] ijgNGLISH ^fESLEYAN CHAPEl BRIGHTON B OA D, BEYL., Free 8eain. Collection at each Service Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30. Preacher Next Sunday REV. THOS. HIND. pea EvenintServioe—Wednesday at 7-80 Lawrence's Glycerine Cough Linctus Is a Quick and Certain Cure for Co*ghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Asthma, and Chest Complaints generally. The first dose gives relief in a few minutes, two or three doses will stop a Cold, and a small bottle will generally cure an obstinate Cough or attack of Bronchitis. Price is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. Lawrence's Nerve Pills Are a Never-failing Remedy in cases of Neuralgia, Face-ache, Tic-doloreux, Nervous Exhaustion, General Debility, &c. They soon restore health and vigour to the frame and give tone to the entire nervous system. Free from Opiates or Narcotics, is. iid and 25. 9d. per box. Pynar's Pine Plasters Will give Instant Relief, and banish Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, and all Aches and Pains. The only reliable Chest Protector. Beware of Imitations. Pynar's is the one Plaster that will give ease and prevent pain. From all Chemists and Stores, or post free for 9-id. from 2 LAWRENCE'S Cash Pharmacy, 20, High Street. The ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE Tuner of Pianos, Harmoniums & American Organs CD- In ItHYL and Neighbourhood is W A BEDDINGTON (18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE). 1fst te* years ^ne of the Pri™pal Tuners with Messrs Dale Fortv o,, o Cheltenham, Birmingham, etc, the largest provincial house in the trade. Q- T m TERMS: ing e Tunings 3s. 6d. Periodical tunings arrange! foi. Satisfaction guaranteed. Al)DBE$S House, 16 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl ■ reliM'80le5«p°ngM" Sfc 1° LQ{™rthArh"^lfnbK" f Rbyl- "nl that h. Harmoniums and American Ore-an# f t th experience as a repairer of Pianos, and see. ° °rgaD8' to rita,n the confidence of toe pufcic, Gire him a trial Before making future contracts lond for W.A.B. Ton witl Dot regret it 293 Sweet and wholesome Bread, S High.class Confectionery, jr \)<? Fruits, &c., &c., Got° ø BFNDALL & SON* '\W V Proprietors. yCsF —"— PV VJi —The caly Vienna Bakery A q, be in Rhyl, for which we have a special t? V X plant. ollops and STEAKS from THE GRILL TO 3*E LET, OP. SOLD, NO 12 and 16 BEECHWOOD ROAD, RHYL. Newly completed, with every convenience; 3 entertaining rooms, 6 bedrooms, good kitchens, pautry, gardens, &c.; gas, and electric bells in each room. Hot water in scullery and bath-room.—Apply to W. J. J Simcock, Architect and Surveyor, 7 River Street, Rbyl. (952 ST ASAPH.—TO LET, « Riverdale," contain- ing 3 entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, bath room, w.c., and good kitchens, charmingly situated in the Yale of Clwyd, with good gardens, tennis lawn, and stabling. About 1 mile from Cathedral and Railway Station. Wallis, Auc- tioneer, Rhyl and St Asaph. (298 TO BE LET immediately the well built private Villa, BOD MEURIG, Bath Street, Rhyl; containing tbree entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing room, &c., with all modern conveniences. Apply-Mr Shaw Green, account ant 18, KilJ Street, Warrington; or to Messrs Foulkes & Son, builders, 71, West Parade, Rhyl. (7911 TO BE LFT, FURNISHED, Westminste House, Conrch Street. For particulars appr at 16 Church Street (839 APARTMF.NTS. — Superior Well-furnished Apartments for the winter months or per- manency o -nvenieidtly siluated in the very centre of the Parade. Every home comfort and con- venience. Terns on application.—Mrs Smith, Sycamore House. 30 ^T^st Parade. (274 WYNFA VILLA TO LST.^Rer.t X20, G to a private and permanent tenant. Apiply to owner, Mr Jas Davies, Llys Awen, Rhyl. (227 TO LET with immediate possession, 2 Claremont View, Bath Street, containing 2 Sitting, 6 Bedrooms, Kitchens, etc., etc. Low Rent. Apply-Davies. Freelands. (845 MRS. WILLIAMS (Lute of Manchester), be »s to inform the inhabitants of Rbyl ajd district that she has a large number of situations for Servants of all classes. Ladies wanting good Servants, and Servants with good references suited daily. Vacancies in England and Wales. Mrs Mary Williams, Registry Office, 29a Bedford Street (opposite Men's Home), Rhyl. (36 PARTMENTS-TO LET, comfortable Sitting A and Bedrooms for winter months, Refer- ences to parties who have stayed here. For terms apply to Mrs B. Williams, Swansea House, 50 West Parade, Rhyl. (838 TO BE LET, as and from the 1st day of May next, that pleasantly situated VILLA known as KemptD .Hoose, situate in Conwy Street, Rhyl, containing three entertaining rooms, six bedrooms. ro°nii w.c., kitchen, and the usual domestic otnees. Sanitary arrangements perfect. Rent ^& fp Per Apply to Messrs Gamlin and Wil"ain8» »ohcitor8, Rhyl. (836 GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE. Dress Materials, 8d., Is., Is. 6d., &c., per yard. Also Calico, Flannel, Blankets, Sheets, &c., &o■ Sale fnce List. Particulars of £ 50 Ca^h Prize Competition and Patterns Free LUTAS LEATHLEY & Co., Armley, near Leeds. (3 F. LtNT INFANT SCHOOL.—Wanted, HEAD A MISTRESS, average, 140; salary, £ 80. To commenee February 1st. Apply—Rev. W. Lh Nicholas, Flint. (16 TO BE SOLD by Private Trealv, the business of a Greengrocer and Seed Merchant. Fnll particulars may be obtained on application to Mr E. A. Crabbe, Solicitor, Town Hall, Abergele. (13 WANTED, a Good GENERAL, aged 18 to VV 20. Small Family. COOK. GENERAL Disengaged, good reference. Wanted, a Young GIRL as HOUSEMAID, also Good GENERAL, &c. Apply-Registry Office, Water-strett. (32 WANTED a NURSE to take charge of two young children. Apply, Royal Hotel (28 FURNISHED HOUSES.—The best lists are f kept by J. E. Roberts and Co., Estate Agents, Town Hall, Rhyl. (197 TO BE SOLD Freehold Villa Residences on the Marine Drive, Rhyl. Also choice building sites freehold or on obief.-Applyt- E. W. Keatinge, Vaenol, Rhyl. (7277 TO BE LET OR SOLD,—Semi-detached Villa* in Lake Avenue, Rhyl, 2 sitting-rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, W.C., &c. Rent £ 25 a year. Apply Mr Thomas Davies, Estate Office West Rhyl Land Building Co., Rbyl, or Booth and Chadwick, Architects and Surveyors, 42 Oxford Street, Manchester. [772 RAPERY.-WANTED YOUNG LADY as J-7 Apprentice. Splendid opportunity to learn every branch of the trade.—Apply, Thos Jonrs, Cambrian House, Rhyl. (805 MESSRS. R and J. E. EDWARDS, L,D.S. R.C.S., Dental Surgeons, 12, High Street, Rhyl, have a Vacancy for a well-educated Youth as Pupil. For terms, <fec., apply as above. (182 RB ABEL JONES, DECEASED TOBE LET, with Immediate Possession, o n ewlly erected BAKEHOUSE Aqnarinm Street —Apply to T. C. Amos, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 61 SALE. 5FREEHOLD HOUSES in Belle Vue Terrace, 5 splendid condition, well-tenanted, good in- vestment, also two freehold houses in Morley road. Apply, Jos. Williams, Ironmonger, 5 Bod for street, Rhyl. 937 r FREE ADVERTISING. DROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO BE LET.— JL Property-owners and others desirous of apposing of Property, Businesses &c., by private treat, are invited to send full particulars to the undermentioned for insertion (free of charge) rr the "NORTH WALES FREE PROPER. V REGISTAR," published monthly, having an exte a sive circulation, anu being the only free advertising medium of its kili in the district. Intending purchasers and tenants should send for a copy the Register, which will be forwarded, post free; on application to the Proprietors and Publishers: Messrs Greenhalgh and Gea.*T, Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Rhyl. (123 BAKEHOUSE TO LET. Central Portion.— D Apply to Mr Wallis, Auctioneer. COLLECTOR-SALESMEN.—We have now a U VACANCY for a first-fate man to be trained for a collectorship. SALARY and COMMISSION at the commencement. If appointed Collector, salary and commission CP collections, in addition to COMMISSION ON 3ALES; must be ener- getic and tr8twortb!. Grocers and Drapers disengaged will find this a good opening, previous knowledge not necessary—Apply, The Singer Mannfactnnng Co., 60 High Street, Rhyl. 93S .29EM ESTAURANT AND DINING ROOMS.- ahu pSu oLy Pnvate Treat7- All that valu- able Freehold Shop and Premises, No. 21 Bodfor St., Rhyl, now in the occupation of Mr Pryoe Davies, as a Restaurant, Dining room, and Dairy shop. A nrst-class business is done on the pre- mises. Possession at any time.— For further particulars apply to Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, &c., Market St., Rhyl. 956 W 1/1 VANS, Practical UPHOLSTERER t 12J All kinds of work in the above trade attended to personallv.-Workshop: The Old Armoury, Windsor-street; Residence: 8, Glad, stone Villas, Aquarium-atreet. (6029 TO BE LET, from February 1st, a small -L Private House, central, near the Station. Immediate possession can be obtained. Apply E.M., Journal office. ^5 TO BE LET OR SOLD,—House and Shop in best part of the town. Central position* suitable for any business. Plans and further particulars upon application (by letter) to W. c,o. Editor.