The Pontypridd Chronicle and Workman's News

THE GREENYVAY* PROSECUTION. TUB EVANS OVBBDRAFT. Mr. J. Herbert Evans, former chief caahior afer Greonwaya' Bank, has, through his solicitors, re- pudiated his liability to repay the overdraft of j £ lKH> written off by him on fcue day of the failure. The writing off of the overdraft was discovered by Mr. J. G. Wackrill, one pf the Committee of tn- apection. aotM time after the failuret and witei»- ttued. with respect to it, Mr. EranS admitted that the money had not been repaid, bat alleged that it was due to him for extra services rendered 10.. connection with the County TreasdrershIp, aftd.: was done with the knnwleuge and eoaeen- of tM-, Green way S. An agreement was made between the* trustee of the bankrupt sstate and Mr. Evans to repay the money in instalments, and under this agreement Mr. Evans has repaid one-third of the money. The writing aff of the amount forms ontr of the charges upon wWela the Green ways are com- mitted for trial.

NEW MUSIC SHOP for PONTYPRIDD. NEW HIRE SYSTEM u- i FOR PIANOFORTES y nOM 101 JlONTJlLY. THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LIMITED, OP QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, &oH Ac., fto. NEW HIRE SYSTEM FOR AMERICAN ORGANS FROM 108 MONTHLY. THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LIMITED. NEW HIRE SYSTEM FOR HARMONIUMS FBOM 10S MONTHLY THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LIMITED. LABGI8T AND BUT STOCK OBT OF LONDON TO SBLBOT FROM. Jf, „ CaMkfmtl PMogroplu a*d fully detailed particulart, sent, pott fret, on apfUeaHtn— THOMPSON AND SMA WE LIMITED, B6, 7AFF ST., FOlsTITyF^IDD N.B —LM ol BiBUiii 808 CAM jut published Tuning orders promptly tttoaiUd to. GJbtAND Display of SPRING FASHIONS BERNE BBOTHEBS, Queen Street, Cardiff. ABB NOW SHOWING JOJL THE LEADING NOVELTIES IN ^Mantles, Jackets, Costumes, Millinery, Straw Hats and Bonnets, Laces, Kibbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Materials, Washing Dress Fabrics, Black and Fancy Silks and Velvets, Sunshades and Umbrellas. ALSO THE VERY Jtest Value in Every description of Household Drapery A VISIT RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. PATTERNS POST Fllfill. TERMS OABB. 30 TEARS IN C-A-IWDIIFIF R. B. BOULTON. 3ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DENTAL SURGEON ACTON HOUSE, ROATH ROAD, OpposiU University College, CARDIFF. R" nperknee both in English and American ajiteot of Denial pnetio^ ilwriM gira km patients the benefit of snob experience in Ti-atrT wfcjob but i DwntistB can offer; and being the Inventor of the Extant Composition, by • perfect impression of the mouth can be obtained, he is enabled ta •W henntrfnlly fitting Artificial Teeth of guaranteed workmanship, of natwaJ 'MpjpGMsaoa, and which defy detection. 91 Sa-MM tMy Teeth. Ho 3s. Teeth. No Robbish of any kind. RELIABLE T EE T H: ^Partial Sets. from Cs to 30s. Kach. Upper or Lower 9, õOs. to 20 Guineas Jmmtar of tAe Al Amalgam Stopping, as used by the best DentUU in Europe and J met tea. TESTS SAVJUI by fillings, which last from 10 to 40 years, at Moderate Fees. Hbra table o trirttistend daily at Cardiff by the best A safest metbed. Repairs Executed promptly on our own, or upon work made by other Dentists. Extract from the ChronicleDecember %Uh **The work of the well-known Dental Surgeon. Mr R B Rnnitn*. ~t X "»7 ugur »°d fa the iS^rirJTiSJActon Bom- HOME. ATTENDANCE DAILY FROM 10 TO 5. NOTICE. f Jlj*J*— <»«*■« «fcrthg, tfoe ^Second Wednwday in mrmU, DANVILLE ROAD, DENMARK HILL, LONDON. n ia u- er e roo I d R bb I Wat rp f AND OILSKIN WAREHOUSE. Ladies' & Gentlemen's Waterproof Garments In light materials suitable for the season. Waterproof Carrriage Rugs, in variety. Good Waterpoof Holdalls at various prices. Travelling Bags, Hat Boxes, Ac., in aU sizes. Gordon Hose in assorted sizes and qualities* India Rubber Sheet Washers, Valves, Packing, Hose, Belting in all sizes and qualities, Hand-sewn Leather Beltings, Mats, Ac., American Cotton Belting. Asbestos Sheet, Packing, &c., always in stock -4 SOUTHERN RUBBER CO. 80, High Street, Pontypridd. A SPLENDID SHOW OF h lat Confectioner, Chocolate, Biscuits, AND FANCY GOODS, AT J. COOMBES-. Market street, Pontypridd. TRY OUR CAKE, IT IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. DRINK DIUII DRINK DIUII DRIll DRill DRINK DRINK DRINK Western Mail," Augast 9th, 1807, says I "We son hoaeetly say that bits drink (Hope's Hw) it thnroaghly refreshing and cooling, and sapplies a want in beverages. The directions supplied are simple, and easily eat ried outand when made, the drink will amply repay the trouble." Sold by Cfceaiata and Groeere, ho, EwrfwlMn. Is. Bettlce are three tiaiea the sice of M. Ineist on beiag supplied with Hagon's." Observe Title aad Trade Mark. fegistered No. 31,300. 8ole Maker: Hagen, Chemist, Bridge-street, Cardiff. London Agents Mem. W. A C. Paatin, 14it, Upper Thnmee-street; Sanger 4 goes, 480, Oxford-street. Any ahce free by poet two stasspe stamp; balf-doeea carriage paid. HERB BEER, 1 D. PER GALLON. WADS WITH IIAGON 611*3 FLXJID HERBS. A Cflwpwml of Heps, Gonfn;, B<<r- doeb,Yarrew, Horehouod, Samajparille, A*. eD. BOTTLB make* 4 GaJlens. Is. BOITLE mmkm 11 Galleas. NON. INTOX r« ATINO, SPAHKLING, AND DSLICIOUS No Boiling No Trouble 1 No Sediment pEARS' SOAP REARS' COAP PBkRs, Qootp pEARS' gOAP pEARS' COAP ¡ p EARS' SOAP pEARS' SOAP pEARS' gOAP pEARS' gOAP REARS' QOAP I)EARS'SOAP REARS' COAP pF,ARS' ASOAP pEARS' gOAP pr4, A gOAP pFARS' gOAP ^UKET FRAGRANT. REFRESHING I Jor TOILEl A MURdSBY sunni riox H ox OCAS, IiIf- cWo/HI. /Vrr-f* nnd abttmot if Artiji■ CtUmrtnf. « Fair white hanes Bright clear complexion Soft healthful ikia. PEARS'" SOAP I* «pr<"i»Uy t >r deli- cate »kl« of a»il and ot3tore oetipitive to •fwr well- tiuir, Tf1b-r an4 -umirwr. PJ. T4IÐQ Itedaew", lumfflUMSM. »IM Cbappixw. ADGLINA PAI-ir wrir('<l:- -1 h<v<t fouml I'KAUS' SOAI matcliloM for the Hands UK Complexion [■<!#»&) AUKI IVa P>tti MRS. LANtiT«Y write": "I have ranch pl/tsii: i-1- ,tann. I have Vl"S' SO.'J for noimi ti»n«. »n<1 ;>"rf>r it U any other." (siffrnij J..rl.f.1It LA :'flTlh PPA Rf' ¡.tf),\ ,1"11' I 1/fi, an i 2f:. T- f "J' XnM.-t h- peifuiutKl wit). < :t HI A siiia!k-rTxWi t.' "'1, .11 ill :«)1 at Cil., ril<?!y-<nj':no'n na tnt unn tr" ttttfu M> 1 t.i t >x t n* tptm ,1.,1 !I,) '1*" I Si I .R.H 7 k "-f,- 'j ,111" I ESTABLISHED 39 YEARS GEORGE GOODMAN, Pawnbroker, Gothier, Jeweller, and Fnrnifat Dealer, 3 4t 4, T BAM. HO AD, PONTYPRIDD, IrSTSlSr*?^th. Jow rafcs of L u"* »■ the aeighboarhoed, will offer his Large aad varied Stock of New and s..o.ct-haad CLOTHINfi, JEWELLERY, WATCHES ac., UPriceetbat will aeet tee reqaireoMte of all aSUT* Paro,,M*« o« a«y of the above wel **P*i4 by a visit before par- ooasing elsewhere. A good assortment of New and Seoeod-hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BBDDINO, Ae. To be gold for Cb* or payable by WXNKLT te enit Mosey advas«d t»*Dj smon.t „ Deposit, of £ SritiJ^< » orSy other CEO. GOODMAN. Tram Boad, Pontypriidd- The Beat and Cheapest Shop for Groceries and Provisions IS TRI Town Supply Stores, FRBSH SUPPLY of Carmarthen Batter ^er7 weak; alsa nice srlection of Caerphilly Chrew Home-cared A Wiltshire Ifecon always in stock; mild and lean Ham*, Jarr gtock uf Tm Goods, Jams, Marmalade, Preserves, and Pickles at the very lowest prjees; sylendid Flour, at 2e.. 2s. 2d. very best 2a. 4d.; Teas a* Is. 4d.. h. 6d.. and 2s. art ODoqaallrd. Agent for the Pure Ceylon, Tea Co., London. IIir One Trial seenres your regular cuatom. THE TOWN SUPPLY STORES. 76, Tal-street, Pontypridd, T. W. JONES, Proprietor. MYBDDIU D'YIES' Fruit COllgh Balsam A permaaent ctre of all disorders of the Chaat. ,ng7i vS*/ £ Lom of ^'c«. InllnenzJ; Astbrma, Brotiebitio, ° of Krenth, Spitting o ?Sq. ° °a cblIdren direct, safe, »+& -0- J. MYRDDIN DAVIES, A.P.S.. Conaulting Hod Dispensing (IIIEMIEIT (By I Exftmillati, n.) (Late Qualified Dispenser of Medicine of the Apothecaries' HaJJ, London, 4, OXFORD STftEET SW\N8E\. To be obtained o most chemists, in Bottlo* la lid 2a 9d, and 4* 6d each. Any Chemist not having i| in itock will immediately obtain it it reqneated to d.) so. London A Rents: Newberry and Sons; Thompson Millerd, A Co., aud all other Patent Medieioe Wndor8. 1 A^tiita thrpngbdat the UIIONDDA VALLEY. i BEVAN & CO., THE CARDIFF yUBNISHEBS. I 21, DUEE, STREET, AND 76, ST. MARY STREET, o A. R D I F F, Hold without a single exception the. LABOEST SELECTION Of every description of Household Furniture. I Carpets, Floor Cloths, Door Mats, Heartb Bugs, Fenders, Fire Irons, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, Pianofortes, Organs, Harmo- niums, &c., IN THE PRINCIPALITY, which their immense cash purchases enable them to sell at such marvellous prices as to DEFY ALL COMPETI- TION, their ever-iocreasing Business being the best possible proof that every offort is Tnade tlJ give to each customer the very highest satis- action. £ K. < FmHossed Velvet Suites, from 3 17 r. Solid Oak Unites, in leftther 8 10 I Splendid Suites,in teal solid walnut or mshogauy, handsomely up- I holstered in rich old gold or marone velvet 10 10 0 Handsome Birch Bedroom Stites including wardrobe, with plate glass doors .10 12 6 Very Sp cial Ash Suites, with bevelled plates 12 17 (; Walaut Five P-llar Oval Loo Tables 1 7 6 As the Lnrgegt Buyers of RRASS A (lIOS BEDSTEADS in South Wnles, they areahl* to ..fr"r those Goods fully 25 per ciMit undur say other hou.^e. The extended lirave "'01)' BfwifltMd is a marvel of cheapness at 27a 6d only t I Intending Purchasers, before buying else- where, are earnestly invited to call and inspect the celebrated GRAND PIANOFORTE, With brass wrest plank, iron fmnr, can. pansating tnchord, coieate action, full tvtm. pw. keys, trusaos plinth, welita, gold incised frame, sad warranted far tov, years, which, at the astopishiogly low prior of Thirty Guiuea«, stands UNRIVALLED j .)i! Common PtMefortta 12 10 0 I IfonVrtmcddtto :t I 0 0 Illastrsted CaUilofiriies Free Oft application. All goods di-liveroil fræ within one hundred miles of CnrdifF. CtiMtomers to the amount of five pounds ctsh, rt'sidetit within twonty. five miles, get their fare pai,) both wnya. f Bevan & Co., REGISTERED À.8 "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," 21 DUKE STREET, AND 76. ST, MARY STREET, • I C) A, n ID I -Y -Y

A NIGHT aOENE At A CLUB. At theMarytebona Potice Court, Frederick Hydft,. the steward of the Reform Club, Prince of WaleS- toad, St. Pancras, was summoned for An assault en- Harry Kempton, of 149, Kentish Town-road. Thomas Caslake, of 15^, Kentish Town-road; May 11 last. There were crees-sammoose* aaaiast. Kempton and C aslako for assaulting Frederiek aaA Maria Hyde at the same time and place,—-Mr. Marcus Lewis, solicitor, was for Kempton an Caslake, and Mr. Mote, solicitor, was for Mr. asw Mrs. Hyde.—Tbomas Caslake, a gaafibter, said ba was in the club at two o'clock tn the morning whs*- Hyde came toand and sakl "Tims," an4 they asked to be allowed to 681118 their drink. WMMf then received a blow on bMhoad—ha did not kosir from wHom-i-aad he was aaMewn oat violently. Ha> was sober. He attempted taf re-enterthe premises,, when tho defendant dealt hiss a blow on the mouth, and his felt hat was thrown oat completely smashed up. (Mr. Lewis here dramatically uplifted th» hab, which was in ribbons, and produced maeb taughter.)—Croaa examined by Mr. Mote Bab might have used a few wicked words, bat only tfr his friends. He denied taking hold of Mrs. Hyds» pulling her hair dowa, and asking her to kiss aha. —On the otoss-summoas being gone Into Mrs. Maria Hyde said her husband weal round the bar and said, "No", gentleman, it's tine you were gone; the members are gone." J ust then her ee». came in. The defendants made use of bad lan- guage, and said they would not leave the club that night. Caslake offered to fight her IIOØ for a. "quid," and threw a sovereign on be the counter t but her refused, and Caslake then said, "If you won't fight we will have a spar, and pat Ma* hat 04i the bar counter. Her son also declined that*- They were again told to leave, but they repeated that they would not leave that night, and used bad language. Kempton Was not so bad as Canlake. Her husband left the bar, and she remained behind the bar counter. Caslake then put his hand across- the counter and "chuckled" her under the chia,. asking her to give him a kiss.—Mr. Cooke, in giv- ing his decision, remarked that while thole cluba were of great usefulness to working men, it was* important that the bye-laws should he stringently enforced. He commented strongly on the gross insult offered by Caslake to Mrs. Hyde, and ho wae not surprised to hear that he had been assaulted ae the result. Ho questioned whether tall ought not-, tn have sent him to gaol without the option of fine} his conduct had been so outrageous, tor tha Assault on Mrs. Hyde he fined him t5. or on* month's imptiaoumaxtt. and for the assault 8tI Mr. Hyde, he fined him £ 2, or 14 days' iaywisoa^MiM). Kempton's oaso Was very different, and he ordered him to pay a fine of 40s. for the assault on the. woman, and 20a. for the assault on her husbaud.

TSB MURDElt OF A CONSTABLE. Or. Dlplock opoMd an inquiry at the Wellestey Arms, Sydney Streit, Chelsea, respecting the death of Michael Lewis, age 47, who was said to bar*, died from the effects of injuries received at lit* hands of Frederick Wood, whom he had arrested for burglary. Mary Lewis, living a* 83.. Lot < Road, Chelsea, deposed that the deceased ia excellent health. When ha left bis home to go tn polios duty. Wtl~ aass bad been married 2t years, and dafiMg tfca*. time her hushaad had bad no illaess. Warman, a licensed victualler, of KingV Road, Chelsea, eta ted thatat about twenty aimiMia after seven ia tha evsning ha saw a vary tang* crowd of persons outside his premises. There- were two eoIJltahlee-Leww (deceased) and FeA- and witness went to Lewis and said, "Can I give, you any aesistanoe?" The deceased answered, "No, go to my mate." Feek Was thefji sirugglintr with his prisoner. Witness was about to ge to hi» aid, when a tradesman remarked, IX>it b be 8010 foolish," and pulled witness eWay by the coat-tail. fte CorODet: Did yoa see tha prisoner Weod assault Lowh? I Mr. Warmao No. A witness named John Coanolly, liviag in Beau- fort Street, Chelsea, deposed that he saw the pri- soners arrested, and ran to the pelice-station to teit the inspector that the constables wee*, assaulted. He did not saeany assault. ] The Coroner: Then what made you tall Lhe inspector that the policemen wee* hsiug W sanlted ? The witness replied that he only said that be. oause he saw the prisoners were in enstodv. Inspector Frederick Beck ley deposed that on thw evening in question Frederick Wood and Edwa<& Warlle. two prisoners, were brought to the station by Conotables Lewis and Feek. It was not antO nearly an hour after thab Lewis said he felt ill. and remarked If I have a walk in the beck yard I shall feel better." He did so, but as he got we. the divisional surgeon of police was sent for. Wit. I ness asked him if either of the melt had injured him. and he answered, We had an up and a downer." ) A Juror Did you see any bruises on him (de I eeased) when he brought the prieouer iu His fao» it now bruised, and hie tauic torn. Witness: No. The Juryman Then it is a most reasarkaM» thing. Inspector Beekley said he afterwards charged Wood with the more serious crime, and the reply was I never hai a straggle or anything witfc him. Pollce-consljible [lobcrt Feek spoke as to the desperate conduct, of the prisoners, and stud ths^ WwA threw Lewiii down. The dticoiwcd bled freely from the nose and eyes at the station. Or. R. F. Daniell, trio police (Kvi^ional sur^conv ;aid that a j«wb-uu»I torn exainituMion revealed*I.IKIS- Lewis had a very severe coivtuxioi, at llu, itowoe purt. of his btnly. in a dniigeroiiK t. The heart wad also ruptured in two platen, which wna tho snu8e of doulh. The iiijui-tos \\ot:l'4;t the result of a. struggle or kick. Tho jury relumed a ver.Uct of wilful inwder agaiti<»fc the |>ri-<moi t redcrick V^imkI, uud he w:ie> StUlililitted on (lie i-;i|>ital cltu^r,; Tlro conxiiihle Leun wa-* tVxuici Iy in the Irish y.

I muia l^o;id. of ( ar lilT, u|i<>it whom Mary Kew. » midwife, i* ALL»*g»*d I" /KIVO <I|.UI;ITT?d III»LHW/II(ly» till" died. I li<! widwile, 1'1,. wa« uti'ler reuiaiut by the ningi^l IHICS, will w.w LIE churjjud witii ibo IDoiv sorkiti* Printed by Daviee Brothers, 2^ 2% aad M, Aim of*. ot., Pontypridd, in toe County of Cham organ as Friday, Jaae a, 1888.