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FINANCIAL. IFR-M THE PRTFSS ASSOCIATION.! LONDON. SATURIIAT. There has been rather mere inquiry for meuoy to-day, and short loans were quoted from 1 to li pr lMseonnt also ruled firm, lj per cent, being the general rate for three months hills. gli,000 in (fold from Hong Kong and the United Staffs was taken to the Bank. No quotations for b&r silver and Mexican dollars. The Eastern exchanges are merely nomi- nal, on the decisiou of the Indian Gorem- meut to iasue bil Is at the current price of the day. India Rupee Fours, ill conse- qt?ence, h.,?, I"Iined 1* to 61|. The PMla Bourse ?PA 8 ea,?y Md closed quiet; ch.que exchange on London 25.17. OprmM Bourses ?ntraUy firm. Iulian Eeutes came decidedly better from (1(%c.dedly better froni The BucuM AYre? g(?ld premium has de- i dined f'vm 246 to 245 per rc"t. jiusiuoss hm been nicuevutvlv active oil the Stock Kwhunve foe a Saturday, and the markets, although somewhat unsettled, still, as a rule, exhibit a firlll tone, owing to cheap money and absence of any further un- favourable flnanciial or polit le-1 rumours. Goschen's Consols remain 90 fg Money and AciOnnt j Stock livra at 330; Cape Ki mistered Fours up J. In Foreign Stocks Italians. after con- siderable fluctuation, closed the same as last evening; Turkish Tributes up i, Greeks 1t, Egyptian Unified J, while Spanish dropped nearly 1. French Threes Argeutme Ft!u,iing l?lit ditto F,?,ur-i,n,t Half Internal and Entre Bios 1833 Loan down 1; Cedillas it?o weaker; Guatemala Internal down 1. Home liails yenerflly still firmer, espe- cially Great Northern Stocks, which rose 1 to 1; South-Eastern Deferred up $. North British and Caledonians to I,, Sheffield Deferred J, Chatham* to t, and some others J to J.. American Rails were mostly good, in response to New \oi*k quotations, but closed in some instances rather below best. Lake Shores rose 3, Milwaukees 1, New York Centrals and Union Pacifies about 1, Louis- ville*, Illinois, and Northern Pacific Pref :i, and other lines J to J. Canadian Pacifies have unproved, and Grand Trunk issues fa to 5; Mexican Kailway Ordinary and First Pref dropped J; West Brazil and Minas-Kio improved h. Westminster Bank, County, and Lloyds improved Africa J,. In Miscellaneous, South Metropolitan Gas and Industrial General Trust Debentures rose 2, Allsopp Ordinary and General Omnibus 1, Salt Union Pref, Denver United ditto, Chicago Granaries ditto, Bolckow- Vaughan and Ebbw Yala J; Kailway Share Trust "n" fell 5, East and West India Docks Deferred Debentures and Spiers and Pond B" Debentures 1, Oriental Estates Pref i, Naval Constru,-tiotis Teleyraphs steady. Northerns t better. Mining Market inactive. Diamond Shares rather easier; Chartered of Africa un- changed; Primrose closcd 3q, Shebas 15s. 6d., Montanas 8s.. Don Pedros Spanish Copper Shares weaker. Mr. G. Westley Lay ton has been appointed manager of the Cheque Bank.

I LOCAL FINANCE. I rsy OUR FINANCIAL XDITOR.) I CARDIFF. SATURPAT. The traffic returns of the principal railway companies showed an increased revenue compared with the early part of 1893, and, generally speaking, this may be taken as an indication that trade is improving. For the week ended January 13 (the latet; published) the receipts over 19,054 miles amounted to £1,303,565, I\nd, for the corresponding week in 1893, on 18,878 iile"" to XI,281,598, shew- ins an increase of 176 miles and of £ 21,967. The receipts average £ 68 Ss, 3d. per mile, against £ 67 17s. 9d. in the corresponding week last year. Some of the companies can do with a liirgo increase this year to make, up the deflci«nces of 1892, more particularly those which were affected by the coal strike. Here at Cardiff the outlook is not so bright, the coal trade not being in such a flourishing state as could be wished, The Stock Markets have, however, been fairly active duriugf the past week, and on Satur- day more than the average amount of busi- ness was done. Prices, too, are well main- tained, an improvement having taken place in several local securities. A considerable amount of Barry Ordinary Stock has been transferred at 209, and there are still buyers at that price. Taffs and Rhyniueys are, however, idle. lihonddR and SwanseR Bay Debentures are better, a transaction the first for some considerable time-being reported at 107J. London and Provincial Banks have advanced i, with business done at 20, but other securities of this class are stationary. Ebbw ValeB have improved, and Rh" vmney Irons show signs of recovery from the temporary check which they received earlier in the week. Cardiff Corporation Stock is higher, the mean price being now 113. At this price the stock yields x return to the investor of JE2 Is. llàd, per cent. The following changes have taken place in the quotations of local stocks and shares. Rise Barry Railway Ordinary to 208J— 9t Great Western Guaranteed Stock 1 to 167-9, Rhondda and Swansea Bay Debon- tures to 107--8 ex div, London and Provin- cial Banks J to 19 £ --20J, Ebbw Vales fir to 87—91, South Wales Colliery" A" Shares i to SA 9, Bristol Brewary Old J to 22|—3, and Cardiff Corporation Stock; to Fall Midland J to 14'1 -8, Pontypool Gas and Water Shares (10 per cent, maximum) i to 144-15, and Bristol and Sonth Wales Wagons J to 5- 6. The following transactions were mar, ked, on the Cardiff Stock Exchange Barry Railway Ordinary. 209. London and Provincial Banks, 20. D. D:i\'i tin'! Son, 12, 15.16, 15»16. RKyiwiey Iron Old, 31*. 9d. Barry GrnTing Docks, 14. Windsor Slipwats, 12j. The non-members of the Stock Exchange report Barry Railway Ordinary, 209, 9. Rbor'Ma i?d Swansea Bay Debentures, 107?. ¿¡I;'dhn, re;; b::de!1f pH Ceut. Preference, 114J. London and Provincial Banks, 20, 20. Bank of Wales, 20s. Albion Colliery Shares 11?. Ebbw Vales 8 15-16 (cash), 8 15-16, zE8 19s. 6d. and 9 (aceonnf,). Rhymnsy Irou Old, 31s. 6d., 31s. 9d. Rhvmney Iron New, 16s. "Newport Gas Five per Cent. Stock, 120. Inquiries have been made to-day for Powell Duffrvn Debenture Stock at 108, Barry Railway Ordinary at 208 and 209, ditto Four per Cent. Debentures at 125;, Swansea Harbour Stock, Glamorganshire Bank Ordinary at 4J, Rhymrey Iron Old Shares at 31s., ditto New at 15s. 6d., London and Provincial Banks at 20 and 19j, Ebhw Vale Shares at Big, Royal Hotel (Cardiff) Ordinary Shares at 6, Bank of Wales Shares, Bute Dry Docks at 57A. New sellers offer Barry Ordinary Stock, Rhymney Iron Old and New Shares, Taff VElI" Three per Cent. Debentures at 100i, Melbourne Gas Shares, North's Preference at 6, ditto Ordinary at £ 2 18s. 6d., London and Provincial Banks at 20, Barry Ordinary at 209i, Ebhw Vale Shares at 9 and 9ft¡, Bank of Wales Shaxes, James Tucker Pre- ference, Bevan and Co. Ordinary, and Thompson and Shackell Preference.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST I siirrum »T MESSRS. THACKERAY AND CO., I STOCK AND SHABE BROKERS, 3 DOCK- I CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. RAILWAYS Paid- Prlcei. Stock ?11 Railway 100 208 209 Sh)ck GtS Western :103 153? 154'? 165 „ Hirilaml 100 147 m .O Rb" Biy.. M 6? 6^ St.,?k lthy.?..y. DO 204 M „ b?L!vtri? l? Cl) 10 Tta\'?eUhid?!):.lM. ?8 5 76 PREPERIINTIAL. .Stock BarrvK* v. 5p.c. lat Pref 100 .150 153 I" 1)0. Oo. 2nd. 100 149 15J „ Do. Do. 3rd. 100 148 1&) I 10 ll, 4 p. I.re, 6 7* 7% S 1!?, k .k 31r l?t Pref '6 1 00 7? 75 Do. 2udPref. '62 100 49 52 ,» 69 70 no. No 24p.c. 100 38 40 167 8^ 9 10& Stock lihviivjwy 4 p.c. C'OUN. 190 126 128 127 OUAliANTEED AND LEASED. 50 A,d." 'L"' 11 151 15, ]OCowMt;jtAht)mw3?clO.IO?n 8 (Itw ?t. 5 1,.?. ) IW 167 169 St.ck ;If.íI':bbkUm1} m m RAILWAY ANI) OTHER DEBENTURES. StO;:k Alex'dra Dks ARy 4p.c. 100 99 101 Stock Harry Haih.ay 4 1).(!. 100 125 127 d D 3 ,P. 100 ?" (a 110 d M B:u & M.;¡n'} :rd Do. d.. Ji 4 IW 91 93 th!tft'oc)[4frwDt.t00.116 H7? Cali^W'iu A 4 p.c. 100 125 124 Do. 11 4 111 116?i 117,?i „ Gr?tW?tt)-o5r.c.lOO 166 168 xd Midland 3 p.c 100 1 (Y2 (,5 d ? M!dWa?6 A 'i??JOO 120 xd ;tJd:coï.i'. 00 1M xd Do. do. A 1 100 99 101 Do. do. A 2 100 65 70 107 103 xd lthywney 4 100 130 xd Tetf Vale 3. 10 100 IOOJhd BANKS. 30 Mttnorxen'hire 4% M; 5 Okmorgaaahiro Prof. 2 S 6<5^ 6g tZ t:Mill:llir. l: 10 Louucu A Provincial 5 19' £ 20;4 50 ?de?k .? 8 25'? 25? 60 Metp'tun(of EugAWales) 5 16 16? 2t)Ktt.Bko!W?(4uhfi.)M. ? I' 75 14 t i. lre ?. 40 g d? 60 Natkmal Provincial 12 4? S ?S*? :g :,J;;ù: M GAS. 19 Abwd 1D 16 16% Stock C.?did A 10 p.c 100 198 201 1).Bp-, '60 Do. C 7 p.o 100 138 1« Do. D6p?.?..? l00. 100 101 Do.4!tp.c.K.8tkIOO.II2%mX ofLlynrtValley 10 jg 1{7 .Stock Newport A 10 p.o 100 .198 201 Wo. B74p.t 100 149 161 Do.C7perdent.lOO.N Ml &BwM?? per cent i5 37'( it M-jk 25 Do. 7 per oent 25 35^ 35% GAS AND WATEB. Ste<* Barry and C?do?tom 100 — — 1 Bridgend 10 7ft 12 P? tyj-l 10 p.e. 12 14? }J5% 10 Tetrad 10 17 "? WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 53 64 '20 Do. 20 42 43 ? !?th A 10 16fc 17 j 10 Pontypridd 10p.c. Old 10 2' 21 16 PontypriMMp.c.?d ? .20 14% COAl, AND IRON. 10 ADAO,? St_. C.Ui,ry. 10 11% 12 10 D. D"l1d Soii 10 12? 13 k 23 Ebb. Vale Steel, Iron.. 20 8& 1 5 G,-t W. o?d. B.54 5 '? Do. *i?<?!t"TB..? 5 4 4% 6 Do. I'r?f. 61% ttS? ,o HVi?i.?&t)o.AlWi.823 5 I?,t_ti I C..l54% 4? 100 MiHf?Cory6p.DetMlOO .100 102 xd <iM,N.&Htti?lMufr<.(.62?..bit 70 10 N.?p?)rt -Ab?r- ,I'?::Io 10 1).. P-ti(?il,.tig I-(. 109 9? 5 Nortb', N.v. C:;tÍiery.. 5 2& 3 5 Do. 10 p.c. Cm. Pref. 5 5ft 6 100 0. i 100%loo. 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 5 ? 10 D.. 5 71,10 71k 8jZ 100 row?ll D.d. t, p? 1)?b. 100 0 107!?, A (, 5 Rhvmney lion 5 ••• 303 32s 6dxd 5 Do. New 414,, 0dl7s0dxd 100 Dop.c.?oTt.De?.NO 65 90 17S.?'?Ct.tU(-ryA.n. ? 9 3 Do. 10 p.c. B 3 4 4% 3 Do. New B 1 2 3jJ SS O r I'd ¡ aE 25 Do. d.b25 gt101 MISCELLANEOUS. Stook Alexandra Dk & Rail p. 100 100 101 Al??I?.?BF?' 100 71 ? 10 Brry_10 14 14 1 B"d .I C. Li.it-11I -? 10 BnetctUreweryOrd. 10 M 10 'o PrO?f? JU 14? 1 4'?d 10BMto)M.W.t'.W?'M3. 5?_6g 11) ri W 6" 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 57 58 Stock ??B?or?. ? p_.c. 100 .112% 1 .5 k CardfftPeu thTi-am'ya 5 3% 4 50 CMdtBJ'?ooDryD'k -?28 25 C-diff Wl"l" -g 25 36 38 SO Central Gravin g D,k 50 48 60 !o ?"?.?'?.?S ? rt f¡ 10 I)o.FT«f<)reuM6p.c.lO.Hg 12 Slock „ 4? Deb, Stock 100 101 103 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 6J4 10 Milford Dock 10. ':It -& rt Dry D'k A40 60 50 Do. ?. 33 34 6He??tTMmw??.5.6? 6 „ Water £ 1 An'uit« 27 Zi ??.d 10 Panl.nand E,.?. 0.?d. 71?,33?# 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 7? 8 50 Pemu-tli shipbuilding SO 36 38 10 Provincial Tramways. 10 3<* 4 ? ?o6i'er?t?? ¡g ? 10? I0.?d 10 B'y')Hotet6?p.c.FMi 1089 xd 10Spit)<-ra&BSM?Or(t.9.8 i.!{j, M Do. bi'.c.rrt{.10.H%II% ?tock Sw'M'ttH'ibr.4p.c.Stk 100 98 100 ?i 5 Thoiupsou ft Sliackell 5 ? 3% lUTuc?f'it.JiLmes.Ord.lO.? 4 10 Do, 6 1"c, Prcf. 10 4 4 50 Windsor Slipway 45 12ft 13 13-k l?.t,? reduced from 3 to 3 per cent. 5th Oct, SELLERS—18 London ft Provincial Bank Shs, at 20 £ £ 00, CSO, ft £15 Barry Ordinary Stock 60 Rhymuey Iron Old and New ti.200 Taff 3 p.c. neb Stock, at 100ft 31' Melbourne Gas Shares, at 7ft 20 North's Ord und 14 Pref, at o 10 National Bank of Wales, at £ 1 for cash 20 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Cfu?itt Exchange & olli" ?25 Sh.r?. ? ISA ?30 BMry Ord Stock 20 Newport-Abercarn Ordinary 50 i'owoll Duifryn £ 25 Ord sh. at 21 £H T.ft Vl? llr?f?,?,_bid w..W(I 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 58 12a6.Rhy.g?y 4 p.?. b St-Ilk 20 Tucker's 6 p.?. Pref £ 10 Shares, at 4% BUYERS — £ 500 Powell Duifryn6 p.c. Dcbl, at 103 £500 Barry ú,,1ill¡¡.ry Slock £ 600 Swansea Harbour iôtùck 50 Glamorgan Bank Ordinary, at 4^ 50 ft 10 Hhymuey Irou Now, at 15sbd 10 Loudon A Provincial Bank Shares 20 Spillers ft Bakers Ordinary,at £ 8 2s 6-1 .EMO Bitrry Ord Stock, at 209 ;kI13?r ry 1st Preference stock 6 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 57& £ 500 A ?200 H?n'y UrdiuMy. at 2œl 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 11% 30 Newport.AbtrctraOrd'& Pref Shares 2C Profiucial Tramway Pref Shares £ 500 Cardiff Gas A, B, or C Stock THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF STOCKBROKERS. 1059

I EXCITING RESCUE AT BOURNEMOUTH. About four a.m. on Saturday a firfi occurred at the premises eccllpieù by a Mr. Craft, hi. wife, and four children, and two lodgers over a shop in Commercial-road, Bournemouth. When the Bleeping occupants were aroused, the ?t.ir- case wm impassable, and ,Yid ?ce.of gre.t exoifcement they were rescuod from tbo window bj ladderB. Tie pper storeys of the premises were completely gutted.

ALLEGED THEFT AT CARDIFF. At Cardiff Polioe-court en Saturday (befere Alderman David .Toiifs, Mr. C. F. Godcli, and Councillor W. E. Vautrhan, ex-mayor) Edward Dayies, 27, was brought up charged with obtain- ing an overcoat by means of false pretences from William Charles Chick at the Angel Mews, tho property ef Dr. Moynan, of Cewhridge. It appears that the defendant went to the Angel Mews, Westgate-street, and obtained the coat, saying it belonged to Dr. Moynan, and that he w" going to restore it to the doctor. Since then Er, )Joynn.u has f?Ten information at the Central Station to the effect that his ceat had been stolen.-The case was remanded until to-morrow (Tuesday).

ALLEGED WIFE MURDER. I A Beuter's telegram from Montreal on Saturday says :-A. verdict of Not guilty has been returned by the jury in the cafe of John Eiginald Hot., o who has been tried ftt Oliette on a charge ot I his insane wife.

"ROUGH ON RTS" IE rold all round the world; H\ u6dbJ .11 cmJiied na.joQ on th (lobe for d!øtroJlnK Mice, Beetles, Cockroach??, 9,?)lm f-" Boss, c It h the aoM e-emtvely advertised, the widest "owit? b. th "t J.. ,.I (i.N the bsst satiaf1ætion of w>7 article of i. :dnd .fth' 7ta? -d I.. b-, at iu, amgh on Co-. for L -t8l,-COQf. ü. MMt?-5

STRANGE CASE AT NEWPORT CHARGE AGAINST A MARRIED WOMAN. At Newport County Petty-seseions on Satur- day Margaret Evans, affed 32, married woman, formerly in scrvice as a domestic servant with Mr. Jaencs Williams, Milton Farm, Llanwern, was charged on a warrant with stealing two pairs of boots, a sheet, a silk handkerchief, a table cloth, and other things, the property ot' her master. Mr. T. Ti,,k,?r J,es "P= for the defence.— The prisoner left her mm?3ter'? service on Satur- :'t:ll'h:ftld week's notice from her .te" Y. hcn) ohe tl?i mhe had got married shertly after Christmas. She had been in his service since May, 1893. Suspicion was aroused that things which did not bplong to her had been placed in the bundle which she sent to Hanwerii Railway Station by a labourer named Joseph Hu¡¡hM. Accordiiigly the pre.-ocntor and his housekeeper, Mies Mary 11 went to the stAtieu, and there the i*onc?r spenel her bundle and handed back to gr. Willi.m3 t?,ble,?lth, some towels, a silk handkerchief, and other things. The boots named in the charge wero placed on her own bed with a piece of brown paper ever them. The bundle when taken to the station was labelled, Marguret Evans, passenger to Newport." She WM arresta 9B Wecj?asd?y. January 17, by Police-constable Wilcox, and, in answer te the charg, said, I packed the parcel, but put nothing in it but.what belonged to myself."— Mr. B. Jones, for the defence, said the prisoner's story ,-a. an abselute denial of the theft. She did not put her master's (fosds into the parcel, at all, nor was Bite able t" vrrite the label on it. The thing8 must have ben put in ¡'T ome per- son who had ill-will towards her, Tni. was not the fi,6t time that t?in?s hd been p?ced in other people's bags. They had read of Bome. thin; of the sort i. the book of ?:odus. As to the prisoner having been married, the fact was that she bad long been married and had four children, but was living apart from her husband and went out to service to maintain herself.—After consideration the chairman of the bench (Mr. Ebcnezer Lewis) said thoy were goiny to give hf-r the benefit of the doubt, though scarcely upon the theory that Mr. Baker Jones had put before theta. Ia the Scripture story it would be found that the things were put in the sacks by friends and not enemies. However, prisoner would be given the benefit of the doubt, and they hoped she would not commit herself again.

CARDIFF CENTRAL WARD. A complimentary dinner to the three Members representing the Central Ward of Cardifl- Councillors Waring, Evans, and Hughes—will be held on Thursday next at the Boyal Hotel. The gathering will, undoubtedly, be a very re- presentative one. Mr. Maclean, the Unionist candidate for Cardiff, will attend, and Mr. Lewellen Wood will give the toast ef The Conservative Cause." Ticketw can be obtained from the secretary (Mr. Mills) at the Conserva- tive Working Men's Club.

FMey a. man all-mg his heam to nua*dMnti wheD Scott'. B?Wt.. be t"m -r'f I D mm on)y tb..I.. f mmihZIad :n r::Ít':P" ? bufthe Ewnt troubles with ?ak InW, c<)M)nnp? leted Mood. ?d wasting Theywodd 'd, p their Y-t- with Scott"# F-wb*M I?ici?? ?rMow, "ü..a. But???, -MMtt? -———- B isuotittq!g Mbr(!5,gtej. "THE QUEEN OF BRITISH BEERS." 1 GOLDEN SUNLICrHl PALE ALE. I' T. P. IONE% I. M&narar. I South Wales Head OMce-94, St. Mary-street, I Stores, Weatgute-street, 1 Or the undermentioud Agents:- CABDIFF. I A«RRATdw..THOS. KICHOLAS, Central Supply Store ABEMAVFNNY W. PHILLIPS, Heicforii-rotd ÀDUIUTIIIfIlY S. O. FEGLKR, (Jroaa-utreet AutRKlMfitt W. H. HUTCHtNGS. Grocer, Ao. A D, GRIFFITHS, Station-street, Beer Dealer. BAMT B. DAVIES, lit, Hifk-fftwet G. V kUtiHAN, "Wine RBd Beer Merchant Bakbt DoclI J. M. DAVrnS and CO., Holton-road BLABKATON DAVIES and CO., Broad-atroet BLAWA THOMAS PHILLIPS, The Shop Biujcoir J. MEEDITH, Hifh-Btr«et BBiDOEfn» J. t»d C. SANJIFY Dnnraren-place B???* CONNOr Md S<YN? P,i. BORBT PoftT T. KEES THOMAS CAB"IFT J:V ANS .lId CO., The Haywj „ F. KIT", wydh-t, Cantou. „ A. LOCK, Clifton-stroet, Koath tl JAg. MOJTGAN (late Mra,Taylor),Const^lla- tion-strek, Boath T. WILLIAMS, Castle-road, Boatt J. B. ELETCHES, WoodriJIe road, Cathaye W. M. THOMAS, Woodyille-road, Cathaya J. W. HEALE, Saii.b.,y-M-, Cathays ? ?. FLETCHER and CO., St. ta ?tr?.t T. PALMER, WYDdw.m..treet,CnntoD i.8. STOWE, Wyndham'crc""cnt, C..t.? HANN and SON, Cowbridre-road, Canton W. H. MITTIIEWS, Cowbridge-road, CaatoB. „ A. BISHOP (1&t8 Tenicombe), Broadway, „ D. SEES, I, Carlisle-street, East Moors R. BELL, Ed?-d-d,,t „ .7! .7T0CiBB, 1, Syt?.trt, R-th ? T:'j':I)O!¡SI..tprit=-). Wel^ liarton-fltreet, „ W.T. DAVIES,Ordell-street,EaatMoors „ .G. CORDING, Grocer, dire-road. Canton „ J. M. PEITCHABD, Grange Hotel, Apentfor Upper and Lower Grangetown. omAs&co.' "People's Supply Store. 140, WoodviJle-roAd, C?,th. „ SPUR-tatvJ.;t(f;onti-st'oft!ce, 61, Clire-road, Cantou „ T, DAVIES, Grooer, 124, Cyfarthfa-strcet (Off Caatle ro.4), Eoath. „ MO(lii{:"f1Magooer, Com?II- road, &ltmead, Granyetowu. „ B. EVANS, 62, Strathnairnstreet (oft Caa tie-road). CtMrroN.. '?. '?. J. WILLIAMS, Cash Stores „ J, SPICKETT, Grocer, 1I.c., Bock House CARXAKTHEN.. T. P. CARTER, Wine and Spirit Mer chart. CARDIGAN DAN DAV113S. M?,eb..t C.11,r CnrrsTOW EDWIN ELUS, HirS2 C" G. F. ""INII' nr.tM 2 E?f VA JOUN R'tCfui S HAVERFORDWEST PALMER and SON. Hirh.*f»2 G. PRME. B.)m.Mt.r<? sS2 LLtfDt? D. L. LOUGHEK, Hi??2 LLAKCLLT A. DAVtESMdCc,p?.? LuNtDMEO G. .E.T?i, GrMtOak.? tyl:.Ea: J.GËo;li?fn';d )\O1¡: Aft..T? ii;PR I;D lil,CwHi8l AS, C,r?d MERTHTB G. M. M.t K. 'UXSON* Ui,;i?? MILFORD HinN W,M. GKOBOi MONMOUTH W. 8. POOLE, AfiJm??' MOJIRIBTOH LEWIS M< SON, I)i)!?n Bo? KtAT*H. STONE. WiMMtretM* G. T. KUTCHINS, I.ond? ^J J. GKH'FITH and CO., A.?-? NtWFOM, MON, J. & C. SANKEY, 141, CommtrcS etreet fc¡f: ¿;M NEWCHURCH JOHN THOMAS, BonJ o? N?w T "d W* JI:REIIIAH, Ccmj,? cial'8tTeet GEOR(?E BRoa. NEn. GEORGE BB08L NORTON'S BRIDOB W. A, BILL, C.), &ore. ??M.. °°* B. ORMOND, Wi'M Merchant DOCK ALBERT ROLLINGS, Eid? y St. JASC. 8v PHlrl;IPS, Wi!)iMMtow. PONTBBTDTBBN J. HAYCOCK, Groœr t& POSTTPBIDD R. SMYTH, Chemist LEWIS BBOS., StorM k Offices/^ M-<trMt. PoxTTMOL ..W- M. PITTEN, WelA$ P0RTH.. E. M. LLEWELLTN,CymmerBrid^gSw3 BMM J. J. RAI ES, OH r,?.t,  R W. J. SADLER, Broad-stM^ S"BU V. BRADFORD, Oi'cM.,tn!tt .W. S. CLARKE, (MordstKM ST 0RkS, Wind-street ;iud Quty.ntrE „ E. DAVIES, 38, St. Helen's-aWt I ;i:ÏjËŸÁ,DfnE,1:i: D. DAVIES, 67, St. He)en'MTeM< TALBABTI A. ROGERS, The Towej TKNBY J. MERBIMAN and SON TONTPANDT PHILLIPS BB08 THOMAS JONES, Bhdte-strtS TaxFouBT E. F. GBEATREX, «, PMk.Mre<t T ST jETHERID(E, 17, „ C. J. PICE, IJancne"H:f HQUM ?T,L?..To IN D. MORGAN, Grocer. u II A. RIVERS, Bridce.stn.. AGENTS APPOINTED IN UNREPRESENTED TOWNS. THE BEST TERMS OFFEltKD TO FraST-CLASS GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANT HIGHEST AWARD, GOLD MEDAL, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 2KM R. W. MILLER AND CO.'S (LIMITED), PRIZE MEDAL ALES AND STOUT IN CASK AND BOTTLE. OCTOBER BREWINGS IN GRAND CONDITION. STOKESCROFT BREWERY. BRISTOL. ikGENTS APPOINTED IN ALL UNREPRESENTED DISTRICTS 25892 PERFECTION OF BLENDED WHISKY."—London Lancet. "EXCELSIOR" SCOTCH WHISKY. We have examined analytically this blend of Scetch Whisky, and find it to be unusually pure, of excellent flavour, and well matured, Recommended with confidence its a safe and palatable stimulant for the sick and convalescent. The London Medical Practitioner, Edited by T. LAUDER BRUNTON, M.D., LL.D., Ac. SOLE PROPRIETORS- MARGRAVE BROS., LLANELLY. Agents for-CAEDIFF and PENARTH- [25051 MESSRS. STRA.NAGHAN & STEPHENS THE CARDIFF HOUSEHOLD STORES. 56, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. -J

I-AT::RE- DIVORCE CASE. In the Divorce-court Friday (before the President, Sir Francis Jeune) the case of Lrana v. ETans, Wilsen, Carter. Muffett, and Payne was heard. This was a suit in which tllr, Henry Burn ETans, a pianoforte manufacturer, of Blockley, Worcestershire, petitioned for a dissolution of marriage oil the ground of his wife's alleged adultery with the co-respondents. There was a cress petition by the wife for judicial separation, but the wife's counsel stated that her petition would be withdrawn. The co-res;iondent Muffett appeared and denied the allegation against him, but the other co-respondents were not represented. Mr. Bayford, Q.C., and Mr. Pritchard appeared for the petitioner, Mr. I'ow)«s fer the respondent, aud Mr. Paget for Mulfett. The petitioner stated that. he was mtrned to the respondent on the 14th of July, 1875, at Poplar, and there had been four children ef the niarriaje. After tha marriage his wife drank to excess. In 1887 they went to lire at Blockley, and after living there for some time he was tola by a servant named Hancock that lIIr, Wihon had been there. Mrs. Evans denied it. but later on Wilson came to him ana said he wished to make a iclea. breast of it, and that it was true he had stayed in the house all one nieht and committed ?duttery i: Iv: ni¥\8dth;it1 á his wife went to live in a cottage, be m?inf her IOn allowance. In 1892 he reeei ved informa. ??tl? o tion which led him t* charge Muffett with COM- mitting adultery with Mrs, Evans. He spoke to him en the matter, and he flew into a great rajte, swore, and wanted to light. Witness told him that he heard he (Muffett) had presented respondent with a silver-mounted umbrella. Muffett aaiil that it ought to have been a gold- mounted one. Petitioner spoke to having watched the house, and having heard Muffett talking. Petitioner deniod that he had ever committed misconduct with the servant Ila neock. Lavinia Hancock, a servant, said that Mrs. Evans drank to excess. Mr. Wiison was a workman in the employment of Mr. Evans, and one night when Mr. Evans wa. away Mrs. Evans, Wilson, and a girl named Smith sat up nlaviny and sineintr, and there was a geod deal of drinking. Afterwards Mrs. Evans and Mr. Wilson were left alone in the dining room. After going to bed witness had occasion to call Mrs. Evans. She came up partially dressed and intoxicated. In the morning witness found that Mrs. Evans had not been to bed, and when witness was C.i??g to the dining ?*? Mrs. Evans stopped her from gomf in. Mr. Wilson fte,w.rd. c..?, in to break- fMt. ,:arthcae tt ;'il: ef i,,?..d.ctbetee. witness and petitioner. A !)oHcit<r's clerk was called lo P, aa admission of adultery on the part of Wilson, Police-constable Broad, f Solihull, who was stationed at B)eck!ey in 1891, .id he knew the co-respondent CMler, who was a jabourer, He had seen Carter go to Mrs. Evans's house, and lie bad seen him leave. Carter told hiOl he I generally went there on Saturday night, and sometimes stayed nntil Monday morning. Mrs. Evans bad begged kim not to tell her husband. Harry Carter, labourer, Blockley, said he had committed misconduct with Mrs. Evans. Police-scrgoast Rowley gave further testi- mony in reference te Carter. Him JArdskip here interposed, and aabi if it was .e..?y to go any f,,rth?r. since the .-r, :,a:i::tê-t.è: owilof¡ er. 'e:bii:t:¡,&8eS Mr. Bayford consented to withdraw the charges against Muffett and Payne. Mr. Paget said his client desired to deny the ehrre against him in the box. His Lordship said that at present there vm no case ma 4 a out against Mr. Mffet. Mr. Paget said tt after that itimatio. his client would he satisfied with the course sug- gested. theWn i tr:n i2on -d a doeee -i-i His Lerdship tbex prMMoneed a decree *ut with code against a.nd ,Carter, and d: missed the wife's petition. It was stated that all oharges against the i"tioun were withdrawn.

I NEWPORT BOARD OF GHXABDMKS I  At?e wmm =aotioc *a Sowiay «M<-? Imm is ttn = t m.d th? U.. ??966 i.? in ibs hem, a d ?6K oot- dew rir*— who M1iMed at ._t ef ?<8Mt??p<c<MA. In Ca«ri«on Industrial adwds <&M wao tM aH?en, IU of ?Mtn r*e«mng in&m*rw Usi?. rm bwdsm, »wa»«f a routine ohaneter.

A SOUTHAMPTON MYSTERT I A SHAM VISCOUNT WANTED. I I The Southampton police "re making &n inve* I tigation into the alleged marriage at Soathaflip* I ton of a person described as Viscount Joha I Hutchinsen Vaughan, of the peerage of Ire!M?. I Ta September last a person gmi? wua muiw was married at St. Peter's Church, Commcrcs»- road, to a widow lady i* Southawptoa, very higkly connected, and who lived in OIHI of the fashionablo quartern of the town. The person, who represented that he had largo estates in Ireland, stated that he was retired from the Indiaii Mcdical Service, in which he held tho rank of surgeon-major, and had beea in several battles, in one of which he waa wounded. He obtained from his bride a con- siderable amount of property, jovellery, aud disposed of a good many artieles prepay tory to going to live t hi. Irish estate. A fmt, night after the marriage they went to London and the supposed viscount left the bride to go ta Edinburgh on important business. Later a telegram addressed to Lady Vaughan was re- ceived announcing his safe arrival, bnt he bas not beon heard of since by his bride, thouga a H porsoB answering the description is now in ens- R tody at Croydon charged with attempted fraao U

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ET. LYDDON AND CO, E- 122 BUTE ST., and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telefjixnis: "LTDDON, CiRmrr." Telephones: P.O. S'; N?"? SELLERS-15 London ? t 1934 "d W& 5 13,? of Woe. Share;, at £ 1 10 T'?ek??? Preference Share", at Vft 1 Uncock OrdinM'y Share U Dry Dock Shares, at6 100 RhymneT Iron New Shares X160 Barry 2nd Prof Stock, at 150% 20 Itlioiiddn Ord Shares, at 6J4 30 Grmt Western Colliery B Shares Z6 North's Ord Shares tlUYEBS £ 500Barry Ord Stock, at 209 20 ton(lon ABank Shares, at 20 £ 600 Taff Vale Stock 20 k 7 Ibrry Graving Dock Shares 15 N,.tgl,) & Bla;D" Pref Sbaree 30 'fredegu Iron A sh. t ? ?r?.? Western Cot)i*?'?8h? tt ? EORGE THOMAS. STOCK- GBROF,EE, VIENNA CHAMBERS DOCKS, CABDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. T BKBTIII," Cardiff. P.O., T phone No. 59. BUYERS Windsor Slipway Shares ? ?  50Floating; Metall1e Pockinf sh.t5. 10 Trede!(8r A Shares Penarth Slipway Share. SELLEKS-25 D. Davis aud Sons 50 Khvmney Iron New fully paid 15 Hills Dry Dock, at 6 40 Hancock Prefs, at 12 im S, AND J. G. THOMAS. STOCK- F. BROKEBS, 1, DOCK-CHAMBERS, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CAItDIFF. Telegrams: "FLEMING, CARDIFF." Telephone, 158. BUYERS —Albicn Coal 3tmrts. at 11? Spillers & Bakers Ord Allsopp Ordinary L?.d Ga. Stock Severn ft Wye Pref Stocks SELLERS-Albion Coal Shares, at ]2 KOBhymBey Iron N.?, t 15" 9d 60M,tr'?,olit-Bk(.f? Sh London ft Provincial Bank Shares North's Ord Shavc3 100 Khymaey Iron Old, at 51s 6d x £95 Cambrian A Debenture Ely Brewery fully paid Shares 21792 TF. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER T. 36, We<t Bute-st. (and Stk E?ohan?). "Cardiff T?l,-g-pbi. AId??., "GEDGK, CARDIFF. BJ¡;g,i No. 139, P.i?t-OM, N., 62. T;I?R8!!16 B.t. Dry Docks London ft Provincial Banks 50 Floating Metallic Packing Shares Wind. Slii?wy.2.7. SEHjEE8—SK)0 Rkymney t? yOrd 10 Tncker's Preference 10 Bevan ft Co. Ordinary 10 Thompson & Shaekell Preference £ 50 Taff Ord Stock Windsor Slipways, at 13 Barry Graving Docks, at 14$ 3 Bute Dry Docks 50 Flouting Metallic Packing Shares JW. COURTIS, TAYLOR, and CO t? < BANK-BUILDINGS, ST. MABY-STKEET and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. BUYERS—Loudon and Provincial Bank Shares 25 Boyal Hotel (Cardiff) Ord Shares, ..t £6 11 County of Gloucester Banks, at 62& id 30 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at £8 Khyniney & Taff 4 p.c. Pref Stocks SELLERS-20 D. D.vi. &0 Sons Shares 30 London k Provincial Bank Shares 30 International Coal Shares 60 Bank of Wales Shares 10 Tucker's Preference Shares 10 Cardiff Ice A Shares 5, 4, & 3 Cardiff Ice B Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO, L STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 1, MOUNT STUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF, And STOCK EXCHANGE. Tel, M.. 1,30 TelegramS: "TRKBDKN, CAUDIFF, Nat. Tel, No. 130 SELLERS—30 North's Ordinary 5 B.te Dry Dock Shares 100 Rhymuey Iron Old £40 Barry 3 p.c. Pref shares, at W'/j 10 D. Davis & Sous 25 Queen's Hotel Shares BUYERS — £ 200 Barry Ordinary Stock 25 North'. Pref Shares Mountstuart A and B Share. 10 Rhoudda & Swansea Bay 5 Bute Dry Duck Shares iiUnii nnaaiTOWMi PARSONS AND ROBJBNT JL STOCKBKOKKKS, CENTRAL-CHAMBEBS, NEWPORT, MON. Tc)ephoneNo. 21. Tcle?r?ms, "KoBjt;NT, NtWMBT." FOR SALE— £ 5C0 Sharpness Ordinary 1! SAI.E-6:o::pep:tl\nkB, at 20 200 Rhyraney Iron Old £5 Shares 30 Powell Duffryn Shares 100 Rhynmey Iron New Star Brick and Tile Shares 6J rarnalllind Evans 20 Bolckow, Vaujfhan New WANTED -50 Glamorgan Banks National Bank of Wales 21.1 ¡,oudon," Prov. Banket, at 19& 50 1'lbbw Vales, at8fo 11,000 Brecon B Deb, at 92 10 Rhoudda ft Swansea Bay Ordinary £ 500 Rhondda 4 p.c. Deb, at 107'i3 £ 1,000 ClImhrinn D Deh 20 South Wales Colliery New B 100 Rhymney Iron Old and 150 New I.IEX-RY J. PILLINGER AND CO LATB liETTON, SAYCE. VAUGHAN. and CO. STOCK AND SHAKE BROKERS, 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. Telephone No. 127.—Telegrams, I'ILUNI.CK, BUYERS-100 Rhvmney Iron Old and New zo2000 Alexandra Dock Deb Stock £ 5,000 Barrv 4 p,c, 1)e b.ntme 50 Ebbw Vales 30 N?,I,??t-Abe-? Ord SELLERS— £ 20 Newport Corp. Water Annuities 30 Bank of Waif* 30 I(bymney Iron Old, at 32. £ 500 Cambrian ] fit Pref 55 Milford Dook Ordinary Shares Cnn's Utti< Li?e?- Pills will p08itively ewro $06id and prevent its return. Tbifl ie not b.D.? bt "th. Of .1 1. 1 d. M."t.,l =t Mti4 dWo*? 4k kLcL.- vi.d-t E. B SIMS,STOCK & SHARE BROKER POWELL-PLACE and STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. M.fTMn.. SHIMS, C.untU," P.O.T ph.n. N..H BUYERS -Quinine Bitter. Sh-. at 4- T15.uI.yP-E-l?,S ;c6 "?rc"?hi G- D Stack—My teweet Tredeear Iron A Sh? 1() Lodo" kP-,tndJ B-k 8ho, ai 19% 8ELU!RS-MO Qnmne Ditte? gh&'S *tM 10 London & l?roviucw B :? i at 68 30 Bank of Wale. Shares, at £1 C- HAS, MASSY AND CO BVTT. DOCES, CAKDIVF. Telegrams r INVEST. BUYEBS-850 Rh mue'r Iron New, at 15s 3d xd 20 Ebbw Vale Shares 40 renriavber Ordinary, at 5 o B1::(:as;s at 6% 3 Bute Dry J)oc]M, ftt 57% £ 2,000 North's 6 p.c. Debentures, at. 95 10 & 6 Barry Graving Decks MLLICBS-5 Int?-.ti I C..I., at 4^ 10 North'. Oldi-Y. at £ 218s 6d 13 T..k. Ord?M-y, at Z% 10 Tucker's Preference 1" Albion Colliery Shares, at 11% 50 Londoa and Provincial Banks, Rt 20 10 Ebbw Vales, at 9 10 & 4 Hudden & C.. Shares MNMio?tHM?' 9777 T)EROYPOWEIjL.STOCKBR?KER PCARI)IPF. T'gms, PDBSK." T'phone P.O., 89 BUYEE8-5 Walkey, Thomas Co. Sh_. Z5 Eltbws, at £ 8 18s yd 200 Rhymney Iron Old, et 31. SldUers & Bakers Ord-y 1"eat Bn'con & Merthyr Ordinary t Preference 10 London Provincial Banks, at 19m !511 lh'" 1411t? 100 Biiymuey Iron New, at 16. xd BELLERS-100 Rhyinney Old, at 32s 10 Ehbws, at 9 5 North's Ord, at t2 IRe 6d 15 London ft PrOTincial B<uAs, ot 20 lirynmawr k Ahertlllery nlloB 10 A 5 Bunk of Wales, at 20. Rb,y If-, t 15, K>d _t ff., 40 f.t?_b.W C.W- ofhto Tr?NEsVYlFijTY AND CO E125, BUTE-ST"CARDIFF, Te)<grtm<: "TBDST.' BUY gR8'- RhymMy Iron New, at 15B 3d ex div. 10 Ebbw Valo Shares, -t 8 4 20 North'" O,d. at.2& .f3oOl3-yOr,li?.?ySt., at 206% 20 Spillers i..yS an 30 HMtcotk Ordiaajy, tt ? 50 Bhymney trou Old, tt tl6 ? di,. JE500 IIarry 4p.c, Deb" at 125 5 Barry G;.?ir Doek Shar. at 14% 20 Eastern Dry Dock Shares SEHBK8—M Carditt Tee B. ? t? SELT-.E]tS-9110 11 11h, ,r ?i. Stock, at 269% :igg n;dr%:r:rt051 20 Fbl?? Vale Sb.r at 9 A 20 Bank of Wales Shares— wireoffers ,o Barry Gr.,i.g Docks, at 14' 1Ik1:V¡ll'I\11 ex d?,. 10 Rhymn.y Iron Old, at 31, 9d ex di,. 20 Hancock Ordinary, at £13 1(1s 9<1 STEPHEN P. WILLS, Stockbroker SWANSEA,—Telegrams If WILL8, BUYER-N?.th & B?- By rdi-ry-.tt. price 12632 R H. MORGAN. STOCKBROKER H 0 SWANSEA.—Tdfgrritms: BKOIER, SWAH SEA."

NEW YORK PRICES. IMIJTKR'R TEIi*OHAM. I NEW YORK. SATURDAT. Cetton opened weak, owin". to di.appointing cables, and, although covering checked the decline isomewlmt, the markot closed weak epot dull and ]-16c. cheaper. Cotton oil weaker Prime new crude, 3Oe.; new yellow, 35e. Petro- leum dull at late rates. Lard dosed dull and lswfrr. Wheat opened dull, but closed steady spot (loll. -Flour dull at yesterday :s quotation. Corn opened dull, but firmed up later owing to an expected decrease in receipts, and closed steady; spot firm. Sugar firm at late quotations. Coffee, after ft featureless market, closed barely steady: spot dull and £ o. down. Tin eaBY. Iron dull. Copper inactive. ÐOV\'S1\'r noses UO RAILWAY SHARK* "°?M?'on.. JMI9 JM.S] Call Monsy U. S Gov. Bonds 1 p.c. 1 p.c. ?itto o?nerSeouritiM.?.?.- E?h'nteonI.ond'n.Md'yt'.i?ht J 84in 4 J8K4% Em¡KÓ!'¥f'Y:. ::W U EMtm'njfemir?i.Md?'tisht 5'M, 5.1 ?,6d y. Mghtt '? 94;. FourpfrCentU.SFundcdLuM 113 '1$ 8?1f;¿\1 1"8 8SJr kte,M .n, 'l'pka, S 4 61) 70t Do Do 4 p.c. Mor. Do. DI. 5 P., .11  J2 Baltimore i (,g),i 69S ??oH& OMo ';S.W:) 4jg p;c: "? 0 iift;f,l7: :fi "I :f Ct.ntdiM P-?ilil 69 'J N, kl .1 6 114 Central Paciifc bharw. JJw CLeMpe?keMd Ohio, Common.. W M% quince%, 75 71t Chi?o ?d North %vlt". O?a. I02 ??'' D Do. Preferred. Chi(?ago Milwa'ke, & B-I'Aul COm 5''ä Chic?o'tid Hock I?nd. oli ?6T&< Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, W* Md St. 1,0111" Ordmar)' 34 340i aeiawMf-Md us I33t Delaware Lackawanna m Denver and 1(10 Ur?nde ShtrM.. M 10 Do. Do. Preferred 31 s 31 Illinois Central Shares 91 ijp 124"1 EDSo. SSS??????? '? '? Michigan Central Shares f/J Missouri, K"8aS, Mud lexas "J ]3 :y:tt' E'rië&õWë.iö'r;¡ fVL ftit N W 14, "J Do. Second Mor 'g g ? Bouds '!& '<? Yo?''?'t* ?D?JI ?'M 1??,4 N.w Y'k. 6nMrio. ? W.M'fn Crd. Northern16? '.4 Do. Preferred 16 N.r<o)k and We'ter" P,.ferld jg»- ™ Oliio & Mississippi Ord. Shares 49* ?'n?h???'tnd rl&rl)llhi: ?  i'ui?detphit ? MMdin: Hatrc. ?g ?* Do. Do. 5 p.c. l»^no ?? ?1& g' g: pp. I j,'{ I I Umon PMiHeMh?eB. '? ? Wo"æ" L..i?, .i 1: l"" D.. Do. Pr?f Shares > > COTTOK AND FRODtJCtf .I.utKln Cet!on,d*y? rec'pts atAtl'ntlcpts 13,000  CottoDJday'ørec'ptaAt ukfwrts 16,00) 13:00) el tond.y'p.rtt.Gt.131!'tain 13,00} t'?M C.ton d-y'sexl)orttoCoutinent 22M  Cotton FuturM, Feb. d?li,,?ry 7-J3 7 J7 Cotton Futures, April delivery 7.90 i-oj Cotton, Middl'g Upland New York 8 Cotton,MMd)'gUp)MdNewtfort. 8 'w Petrolenn»,crudo at New York 6u 6. Do.  ?Md?dwhite,NewYori! 5.1? 615 Do. Do. 5.IU 5: Do. pip"Dl"? M!, 80* Spirits of Turpentine   White Savannah do. T n. Lard, Wiico? Bpot B.12;i, 6K i'tUow. Prime City. ??  SueM, refining, Musoovados 2t 2 Do. 96per cent. Centrifue?. ? 3 g: F.F:  Com, Futums, Ft)b 4 2,?412 Cor? Fnt?. April.   Spring Wheat, No. 1 spot ''? "? ¡. ie:fn: :'pt' Zit Z.\ Wheat, delivery F,,b JQ? m £ WheM. d(,Iiv?'Y 69t Wi,t, delivery M-Y ak8l? ° Cottee. No. 7 "? ,1^ gi:: fi.å: ?? igga ca" 6,p 2.1? 219 F?'.?M'Shipp.?ir.nd. ?.? ?? Iron,1 Coltness *19 20 '10 Tin.?tr.?n. 2^0Q'Q JQQ OPP 04 04 B?R?i.! ?.  ? ?,' tf;7;iLiii; i XJ ,,igh? Grain steamer London. ? 11 F,.i,ht Li,,e,l 64 6 Wn?.Cn'i?o.M??ry:. 64; 64 C. F,,b 3S 3

A DANGEROUS COMPANION. ALLEGED THEFT IN A TRAIN. I Jane Callen, 34, a ftmart]y.<1r"sed woman, was charged at the North Loiidou Police-court 011 Friday (before Mr. Lane) with stealing a diamond sewf-pin, value £8, from th "pergon of Ernest Holland, It comedian,-The prosecutor, It well-dressed, middle-aged man, who wore severltl diamond rings, said that he met the prisoner on the platform at Lirorpool-strcet Station shortly before twelro o'clock on Thursday night, and they left by train. In the compartment was a bey of ab"ut seTeIl or ight. He was at the other end of the car- riage. Directly the traia left the platform the prisoner embraced him, When the train had passed about three stations lie missed his dia- mond pin. He accused the prisoner of stealinj it, and said sIte mast kare abstracted it with lier teeth. The prisoner m,,tid Ptiae know notiiing about it 'and as other peeplc got into the car- riage he said nothinj aiorc until they arrived at Clapton. He theh followed the accused out of the train ani gare her into custody. The pi. had not been found, and he suggested that it had been left in the train.-The prisoner was reminded till Wednesday.

I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I LOCAL CHARTEBING TRANSACTIONS. CA.XDH" Saturday. The following include the latest fixtures reported:— OUTWARD—STSAMKSB. Cardiff to Genoa, 6s 6d, clean terms Trieste, 7a 3d, f.f.o. Port Said, 6« 9d (Aldboro ) Bilbao, 4a 6d, ole&n term. Iveffhorm. 6. 6d „ St. Nazaire, 5if t, Berdeaui, 6f, option St. Nara-i. re, 5f (Bossland) Marseilles, 8Jf Venice, option Ancona., 78 3d (Hifh. lander) „ Bordeaux, 6f (Golddiffe) HOMKWAIID—STKAMEE. Bilbao to Cardiff, 4s 3d (Norden) SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZABD. I Jan. 20,-Wi,?d, W.N.W., t,g; weatber, c)ondy, ba y sea, rou^h 1,.r 29-79 nainjf. — :d :r ;T:ï('g:dn:S;dn for Í:! MirfMd from Iquiqne for Falmouth steamers Harriet, of Mfddlehberouifli. Passed West Steamers Loch Ktive, of Dtindee Roeary and Martin, of Loudon; Faithful, of Liverpool; one of Bankin and Gilmonr's, of Liverpool- put back to F.I.th ?°fa? 20.—FnMed E?t St?-.r La DM- eopie, from Now York for HftTre. Paswd West Steamer Paris, from Southampton for NewYork. Jan. 21.Passed East: Giloruu, from Qneens- town for Havre, in tow; Danish barque K. P. F. B., from IUTCT Plate for Aberdeen; Hospodar, of Liverpool; steamers Th?ri.gi. (prMnmed). f?- t a WMth'diMiorHtm; burg; Nant FrMoon, fLi?orp.ol; Aftcnty, e! Belfast; Dotterel ud Blarney, of Cork T.,&,d and Kddystsne, of GI-gow;Cwdm.n, of Whitby; Sutherland, of Lirerpool Bed- et&rt, of 'London; Hermann, from New York for Antwerp Cowt d'Aspremont, of Swo?nma o!fSL: F.ran(?i?o, from New York for Hull. F<med West: Voldtofte, from Hull for Hiekerie; steamers St. Hubert, of Li?"ool; Moliere, of i: The MarquiH, of Glasgow Zurich, of Og?rdiff; The br, cf Cork Cyfarthfa, of Cardiff; St?briM, of L*n<)on.—Wmd, W., str.?C weather, hazy Beaf mooerMe ¡ bar., 29 90, falhnj. CASUALTIES. I IR.LOTD'S TELEGRAMS." The British ship British India, from Leith for Rio do Janeiro, was ahandoned on fire 30 miles north of Madeira all aboard saved and landed at Madeira. Lloyd's a"ent at Bermuda eab]?R that the British tea;?er teF:tta7;: e for Baltimore, entered, wanting coals; got ashore, was assisted off by tug, but went ashore a&iu, The Danish barque Else, from Gntyaquil fef Hamburg1, has been abandoned; supposed since sunk in lat. 46, long. 16 west; crew landed at Plymouth. The te.. yacht Kittwake, from Kf:tk for the South of France, a?iyed at Falmouth with fore et4y..il. damaged, Ac. The barque Orchid, of Bristol, from London for the Fzlklnd I'? anchore d in the Dewne; had to slip anchor and 90 faJhome of ?hai. to .Toid collision with another barque. The Orchid is returning to London in tow. Lloyd's agent at Buenos Ayres cables that the cargo of the Brithh steamer Hydarnes, pre- viously reported ashore, is being got ont as rapidly as possible. It is feared that she nust discharge a thousand tons of wheat. The barque Adelaide, of Glasgow from Ply- mouth for Burntisland in ballast, put into Leith (lam.igsd, having collided on the 16th near the Goodwin Sands with an unknown trawler. The Norwegian barque Neptmiua, from Pensa- rollt for Antwerp, was abandoned on January 10, 43 N. 23 W., dismasted, watcrloged fast break- inp up, The crew were landed in London. Tho German barque Meridian, from Pisagua for Hamburg, arrived at Cuxhaven, having lost her mainmast. The steamer Woofrang, which was beached off Chehcng Point, has arrived safely at Hong The schooner Virgin, from Lyayi to SeahaM, stranded off Staines, hut floated and preceeded. The British steamer Nubia and Nadir, both outward bound, collided in the river, near Calcutta, and both were damaged. The schooner Vectis, for Rarasgate with coals, has stranded near Sonthend, and is full of water. TheorewweresttTed. The steamer Lord Warwick, from Shields to Savanah, has put into Plymouth with her piston-rod damaged. The steamers Ellington and Bromsjrove col- lided at Cowcs. Both were slightly damaged. FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS Of LOCAIjVESSMM. Euterpe arrived Rotterdam 2ow I 7H: ]t:c for U.?du. 19th Bordoyne left B.,d-?i. for Cardiff 18th Kheubiua arrived Li.bou 19th R?oh??!-riYedVUhXefdl9t.h Rc?mcdockcdBristoiMth ,t t'tt\ràolo8tpen]¡al!"n ]9th Werfa arrivod H?re 19th Streonshalh arrived King's Bead from OdeBsa 1911) Cholinley left the Teen for tho Tyne 19th Benefactor arrived Birkenhead 18th Niniaa Stuart arrived Bristol 19th ¡;nr,lopce arrived Algiers 19th Labarrouere left Darry for Sables 2Dtb G. N. Wilkinson arrived Portsmouth 20th CARDIFF.—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCI. Jan. 19,-StreLtliallctu, a, 1,489, Liverpool, licht, Oakville, s, 847, Bilbao, iron oro. Jan, WesterRate. a, 752 T""v.llMre, e. 1,073. Ear] of Dumfries, 8, 905, Bilbao, iron ore. Bliodora, 1,6Y-I, H.11, lighi. EAST BOTE Doex. JaM, 19.-T, K, 641, FordauI, pitwood and general. Lombard, K, 1,132, Londou, Ugrht. Echo, i, 5?9'?ouce?r?tht.' FeB'ham, 778, Vi?o. Ight. Jan. 20.—Ancient Briton, s, 610, Briton Ferry, light. "S:Mu??. e, 1?03"' ?" Corlie, a, 1,341. E"ily 54, Newport, lip vt.ctcilt, 9. 691, Eouen, light. WFST BUT Docx. Jan. 19,-Derhy, 55, Avonmontb, barley, George. 47, Bdstol, hunlt ore. CItizen, tM.SpM-dy.76. You!')M). n<tt?. J.M.?., 60, Kilkeel, phto.s, Excellent, 71. Olp, 244, Wftterford, MtMt. Eli. Cowman, 108, Waterford, bay. CT:iï:e:r:'b:r, 'bt))?t, FILetwing, 213, Waterford. ",1\ast. Galatea, 99, IVlstow, b.1l.t. I"th' ?y, 168, Newry, b,.k?. stones, O?t.,i., 74, Waterford, haUo"t, SAILINGS. ROATH DOCI. J-. 19,-Muniu," (Horton), B.rce]"Ra. Tb,r, S (Splatt), St. N?mire. Cttttou.'a (L ,w p'rt Mon. Inchulva, I (Brown), Leghorn. Biscaye, s (Behan), La Rochelle. Jan. 20.—Lillie, (JackRon), 8(. Mal". ?ib?-i., n (Taylor), Buenos Ayr. Princess p ?., (C.I. lil, "), G"noit. Turquoiw, ?' ?)li'!), Art'LimoB. CoBta Biea. EAST BUTE Doex, JM. I9.—FentbMk (Boyd), Rio f)e jMeiro. Beret)' e ?Kie 1,): Eumock, s (ATAI,r), Li.?k. Jan. 20.-Jers"y, (Morpm). Alfie?. OwtJ? B (Mead), Cb.,?.t,, Liz:!?, a (Pnbb), Syraand Pinena Csjdmon, s (Leure), Londen. WEST HUTS DIK'X Jan. 2O,-Voltnire, s (Cartwriftht), Liverpool. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—January 20. Caen, Nant Frencon, B, Lewis, 428, 1). Eadford Pirons, Lombard, s, B, Wrirbt, 1,132, Aiming Bros. JâBbon, F,.h. B, Jose, 778, Anmng Bros. ?° .j, f D,M, !<. ?. Arthur, 905, Martin & Marquand Colombo, Qu?utook, H, B, Main, 2,193, Cory B,o.. St. ?z?e. JMC. s, B, Ki?. 817. P. B.we&SoM Havre, North DcvoN, s, B, NMho'M. 434, J. T. r??' said, ^Joseph Davis, s, B, We?e, 1,425, M. r.rt S.1,1, Jo?,? I)I? D.,i., B, 1,426, M. M?.'T?or).e, s, B, Boy, 1,340, E, de Mattoa Jersey, Mistletoe, B, L" Gr" I& 73 i[41 Br?. & Co. C.P?,1. ??odteiEb?', B, M?urn. 1,696, W. H  H?r? E'?re?. ?. B, Rule, 837, Osborn & Wam. River hale, Nutiield, s, P '7 697 Cory Bros. La Rochelle, Weetre, I, ?h'i'll"iP.?,"7 Foruie.ViHc ds C.uets, a, F, Guyot, IC?More) Bro.. Ronen Annr? CecUIe. F, ily?r, 091, f. H. C.rd Sin«M>ore, Peter Biekmem, Ger, Berg, 2,815, B. R. B?b?y. C?t].);M<)j, ? B, Ni E. GM^arthy TrinidMi, Strnth?Mi. 0, B, M'KeBEe, 1,489, J. T. I DUllcau« Co. CLFARED.-J.y 20. Lisbon, Fenh", it, B, 1,600 coal Cten, Nant Frnncon, s, B, 840 coal Colomhc. Quantock, s, B, 4,050 coal St. Nazaire, Jane, s, B, 1,750 coal Havre, North Devon, s, B, 1,050 ccal Malta, Bubeastein, a, B, 2,800 coal Port S?d. Viren? Feinuw. c, B, 2,800 coal Bordeaux, E?rt of EuMbery, B, 1,450 -1 r j-D.,i., B, 2,600,?-l l?i?e.?-p11, a, B. 1,200 coal, 250 iutI Jersey, Miotl?t.e B, 110 coÛ Cape d ?'r??'.???'?. B, 3,WO I Ham, Emeb, s, 11, 1,650 coal L? Rochelle or St. N i,?, W,.t. 8, B, 1,409 cœl Genoa, Marion, iii, B, 2,240 coal Porxiic, Ville de Coueta, P, 190 coal Koueu, Amiral Cecille, s, F, 1,400 coal Monte Video, Eruto, Ger, 2,700 coftl Bombay, Caatlesarth, 8, B, 3,200 cdal Tampico, Alford, s, B, 2,200 fuel IMPORTS.—January 19 and 26. Bilb.? Okyille, B. iron ore, Dow?it Iron Company Bi b, Earl of Di,.f?i?., iron ore, Dowlaia Iroa ",mp?"Y Bor??T?. ?, pitwood and eenent]. Si.ki? Bros. ami Hoo ??r & C..pb?ll A.:cr i:;be:le;<, Spillers & B?r. (J.im;ted) Bri?? George, burnt ore, C. Tennant, 8oM & Co You:ha). Speedy, oats, P??L]l A ETM. W:;i;Ët..Pg;t e &. W.t,?f.rd, Eliza Cowman, hy, F. J. Be Co. N ewry, Ll.?th.y, s, brokea stoues, Tae Ktilw?y Company BARRY DOCK-ARRIVALS. Jan. 19.-Newby, s. ijooktiam, s, w, Jjonaon, liirht Ariadne, s, 1,279. Sharpness, light, Sk-ld-, s. Aldwortb, s. Atlnntique, b, 482, Newport, pit- wood Baton Clyde, s. Cavendish, a, 1,024, Portis heod, light. Peter Riekmer8, s, 2,816, Bremerhaven, ballast. Annie, e. Jan.20.-Peuzance, 8, B7. St. Nr.zaÏ1'e, Jirht, SAILINGS, Jan. lg.-Virginia Pierano, Port Said, oW. Sem* brmdt. s? Catania, ootL Jan. 20.—Rhyl, s, Lisbon, coal. Ado?, a, Bo?, coal. Henry Brand, s, Southampton, coal. Alacrity, s, Dieppe, ?oal. Ruberisteiu, i?, Malta, eW. La B-u-?. Ht. N.-ir?, ?oW. NEWPORT.—ARRIVALS. I A.LEJ:AI'f Jan. 20.-Lomas, s, 1,415, London, water ballast. GoiiKsta, 419, :SWiU1sea, ballast. Beatrice, 304, Dub- lin, wutor ballast. Lord Derby, s, 1,084, Benlsaf, iron ore hi.. s, 838, River, water ball Edinburgh, tive'r::¡:"I8k, Plutarch, 445, W?terford? 1,93, Gallon, s, 635, Cardiff, water ballast. G.tL?. 743, Kouen, water M:M?. A;ice, 3P.MiI- i.rd, -1 i,, 41. 11 -1, ))?ht- Mttry Jane, 39, Bristol, light. Maria M'Mmu:, 91. Dungnx- :,e;t;tol"t'ià. A? MMt*, '?. Bri8tOl, IJPi, OLD DOCI. J-. ao.-X ro, 172, Crk. Hgbt. st Ni?f.?,  CoS° limestone. -.It-b-k, 173, Cork, .-p ire.. BIVKB WHARVIS. J-. 20.-Kig E-yn, 650. S-th..pt. wM- I baf:t'¡'1cr.F't'b.. Loy?I Briton, 1,361 'D.?kirk, water 1-U-t. A-% 46, Carnarvon, slates. Twee Gezusters, 63, a&arwnftaa, 146, ë:(Ü1r.aci1eep.:d: :.arr=: Ir Bigbbidg,, ii?ht. B?on. 46. PortuikMd, C?m. Cyet Bnd?tter. general. John, 86, Bristol. John 'rA. 51, Mineh.ad, h?-P. SAILINGS. AL@A?I)RA D?s. Jan. 20._J?1) Christensen (Fansen), CJMIS. N;:rI4ïiGirledM ::l: I 9=: Mu), CeM?ntinople. &lib,try "(P'?). Ha,le. D-,), X(Ad?.), B?met*?. Dotphm (SuUy). Cork. OLD DooJ<, JM. M.-ABtrim. s (G?y). Beth't_ J<?t?M.' (Mulholl@d), Cork. Cornelian (M'Intyre), Water- ford. BI"" WHABVIS. y Jan 20 —Atlantiqne, s (Moyan), Barry. EMILJ M? (.?'"M?}???'. St. D.?u. (Bddi.): Bristol C-bo., (AV..d-), ?"'Duke. a (AUm). B6,101 K.? (Bemnet?, 1?ILm4?. o@be All,(,?'. d?.d), lughbidg-. ENTERED OUTWAHD8.-j nuL" 20. Pam, Pluweh, Nwy, Jacobeen, 445, Rtph. Mawson, and Goss Buenos Ayrea and New South Wales, Oxenholme, I, B, Chapman, 1.756. Watts, WaxdA Co. Buenos Ayroe, Lomas. a, B, Chandler, 1,416, Janes, Heard A Co, Para, GenestA, B, Davies, 419, Jones, Heard « C^o. Measina, Ben Voirlich, s, B, Dyer, 936, Orders and Handford Gibraltar, Gathome, b, B, Burnay, 744, J. G. Wilson CLEARVD.-J-ry 20. Port Louis, QnirtMie. Ity, 603 ?l Bordeaux, Th..?. Coats, B, 1,300 coal AlM?ndh'tt, FoMOtm. e, 1,900 coal Oenholme, s. Buenos Ayres aud ?? So.th Wk,, 0-h.l-, s, RW I Gibœr, Gtt:¡;:r:j: 20. IMPORTS.-J@?.ry 2(L Benlaaf, Lord Derby, 11 2,560 tou iNn or., La Societe Commerciaie Bilbao, L,4,.l 1,960 Iron ore, Wbw Vale Company; 6% old L, W. Bland B&r??p?e° Quiver, 220cwt. yottoes, 4o?.t. 6-d.. and turnipa B?Kw?r?ohn @d A?, 10 b?ele herrings, G, M. Hu@ph@jr. & Co. Bri??Burtoc, genertJ, B. Barton t?'" Bristol, Ethel, s, general, B. Burton & Sons Brid?water, Cy 'et, ,eneral D..g.r, S..Th Budget, limeotoDI S¡.Jbbereen, Yacht, bA., Ballinacright, Convivial, pitwood irinrele, Harlequin, M'Killan, pitwooft CorJr, St. Nieelal, lillleatone Cork, Salterbeck, øcrap Iron EXPORTS COASTWISE.—January 20. Bri.wl, Ethel, general, Burton & Sons Highb,idg, Julia, 1]2 milway bars Plymouth, Kampokus, s, 630 coal, W.J. Hoskins Southampton, King Ermyn, a. 1,200 co?i Weston, Pilot, 114 coal. JMMS & NmMuet Bristol, Treùepr, 8, 120 coal, Tredegar C.- Company Bristol, Ada Maria, 110 Tr?,d?g., Coal CumpMy AbHSoch, John and Ann, 80 .,d, G. M. Humphreys Bristol, John, 100 coal, G. M. Humphreys & Co. d;af:h:' 100 ?.1, Gî':phY' In,l,l Victory, 125 coal .1, V,. E. Willia@s Btms?ple. Qui.cr, 56 coal, W. E. Williams Cork, Beatrice, s, 900 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co. Bideford, Amity, 78 coat, James k Emanuel Waterford, Esperauza, 220 coal, Thomas Wilts & Co. Belfast, No. 12. 570 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co. SW ANSEA,ARRIV ALS. NORTH DOCK. Jan. 19,-AtalantA, s, 79, Gloucester, pitch. Charles, 56, Gloucester, pitch. Condor, 70, Gloucester, pitch. Hiram, S, 370, Caen, nil. Mater Dei, 52, Waterford, oats. Southwold, s, 1,204, Hull, nil. King Ja Ja, a, 97 A?dgl. potatoes and -t.. ?Zo.-W. B. T., t9(r¿, limr. SOVTK DOCK. Jan. 19,-Severn s, 399, Glasgow, via Cardiff, general. P.I.?..1 WA,,rs Doex. Jan. 19.—Be-llormie, s. 187, Barrow, tin-plate bars. Jan. 20.-Roch of. 509' ?-P ni Moderator, S, J5'tcdit:: ::Cti, u, IIf:kI: nil. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK. Jan. 19.—Vigilant, n (Wade), Port Talbot. Baron Hawbro\ a (Molony), Bordeaux. 80t1TH DOCK. Jan. 19.—Collier, s (Dariea), Ilfracombe. Jan. 20.—Severn, s (M'Dougall), Glasgow. P&INCX OP WUES DOCK. Jan. 2O.-Rr<i Rose, (Robinson), Fowey. Kansas City, (JoneB), New York. Garth, s (Cornish), 8t. M.? ENTERED OUTWARDS.-January 20. Caen, Rochefort, s, D, Mulholland, 509, Shepherd CLEARED.—January 20. Beyrout, we¡tî,Kl3S:l,' fuel, 300 coke, and 100 coal Batoum, Kendal, D, 2,950 tin-plates Cnen, Rochefort, B, 1,130 coal Sables, Sunrise, B, 1,400 coal IMPORTS COASTWISE.—January 20. Gloucester, At?l-t., ?, 140 to.. pitb, Graigola Company Gloucester, Charles, 115 tons pitch, Graigola Co. Gloucester, Condor, 103 tons pitch, Graigola Co. Trnro, W. R. T., 78 tons flour, John Lake A Son (Limited) Waterford, Mater Dei, 77 tons oats, Thomas Price Ardglass, King Ja Ja, s, 155 tons potatoes, 15 tone oats, Shepherd k Co. Burrow, Bedlormie, s, 380 tons tin-plate bars, J. Wat eon & Co. EXPORTS COASTWISE.—January 20. London, Girdleness, s, 200 flour, Weaver & Co.; 240 general, lie., I", H. Tucker&Co. ilinehead, P<rriton, 130 cool, A. C. Jenaø 2 sharps, 1 bran, Weaver A Co. Pearyn, Tilley, 4 mos. litter, Ace; 150 coal, Cwmanian Company Belfast, Hiram, s, 600 coal, Vivian 4 Som 20 coal, Shepherd & Co, Nor1. SUBex, s, 195 coal, D. Nichol Bristol, Neath Abbey, s, reneral, Ac., R. H. Gunniny LLANELLT. CLEARED.—Jsnuary 19 and 20. Liverpool, Wansfell, a, B, 270 tic-plates Liverpool, Orpheus, B, g""?, Li?,) =]]: C99,t,n F?ll, 8, B, 290 tin-plates

PENARTH CONSERVATIVE CLUB. On Friday evening n very successful smoking concert was held at the Penarth Conservative Club. Amongst the members who contributed to the harmony were Messrs. Thorne (violin), Eugene M'Carthy (piano), Shell, Bandall, Kees, Wall, T. Evans, and T. Jones. Prior to the concert a number of the personal friends of Mr. Norman Crialiton, a member of the club, who was leaving the following day for South Africa, entertained him to a valedictory dinner at which the heartiest wishes for Mr. Crichton's success were expressed. At the smoking concert also references were made to Mr. Crichton's depar- ture. During the ovening high enlogiums were passed upon Mr. Jeffries, the manager and see- retary of the olub.

OPHTHALMIA AT CARDIFF. On Saturday at the weekly IMI8Dr of the C<tT<M Board of GtMndiMt tb8 Timtmt mittee, in their report, suggefaed ?M?MMnt, proTiBion and ia?tM* tile 31 Mitttialan paiie.ta in the waiao=e hottpM?L-?Mf. Foak tho Mard the necess" of taking immediate motion, md <? mltba w&Butthmtte? MferMtt t?th?f?tttb pnrpocee committee.

j On Sabxrday awning an old Am, named William Fstar Burin, was discovered dead in bed at his roriienne, 8, Tredegar-street. Dooeaaedhud a paralytic stroke some year* ago, -mad had aufciml tseMfewn Qftl" BlDoe. Dr,

r OUTBREAK IN A PRISON I I PLUCKY CONDUCT OF THE I GOVERNOR. I A Dalziel's telegram from Omaha (Nebraska.) gays :—A violent attack upon Mr. Ernest, the governor of the prison, followed by a deter- mined attempt on the part of a large number of priaenera to escape, has caused & great sensa- tion here. Mr..fclmest was pawing along the corridor on the first floor of the gaol about eight o'clock on Friday night when ho heard the noise of a scuflfe in the cclla above. Running upatairs he fonnd two desperate characters, named De France and Christiansen, who were serving1 a term for highway robbery, fasrbtaag in a cell. The gaeler at once sprang forward to separate the men, and «eiz^ig De France pulled him into tie corridor. Christiansen felloweli, and both men made a savage attack on Mr. Ernest. During the struggle Christiansen sprang back and pulled the automatic lever, un* looking every cell on the floor. NineteeD criminals at once rushed out and drove the gaoler into the cell, and beat and trampled upon him. With a tremendous effort he succeeded in releasing himself, and passing through the mob down the pnvtte st-nrw?y he reMhea tb« .tT,?e before they gained the ground floor.Th p??'ers .de wild dash for liberty, but the governor was too quick for the., He summoned the guards and turnkeys, and, seizing a revolver, flashed it ill thc face of the leaders of the gang, who were held at bay in the doorway. Another violent attempt mad-s to seize the gaoler, but it was thwarted by the turnkey. Seeing that escape was hopeless, thl rotijjha gave up tbeetrufgle, and, cowed, soheiit and crestfallen, they were driven back to then cells. No such attempt to escape from prison has ever been made in this part of the country.

ALLEGED FORGERY BY A J YOUNG WOMAN. I At Crewe Poiiee-cotrrt on Friday CMW Louisa Goodwin, a younf woman, pleaded fiulty to a cimge of feryinf and utterinf a chtqns for £20, The eridence showed that the priseaer went to the Manchester and Li nrpool Bank, Stoke, and fcot a eheqne-book in the name of hr father. She then disappeared, pnthfif np at largo hotels at Crewe, Euston, and Lon^ton, drawing cheques for large sumg, forging her father's sifnatnre. She p..?d tbw 6,q-- at Lonft?n. and one for ?ZO?tCrewe. She Wd the police that she was led into it by a confede- rate, who, she added, was a Longton gentleman. She doolinod to gire his name. He hail ™own her how to draw the cheque*, and pressed Her when in London to make ont. one tor a Tery large son. She did 80, but becoming aim* destroyed it.-Prigouees father repadiAted lut g^Botore.—Prisoner was committed to f aaeraes.

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