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UNITED COUNTIES HUNT ERS SOCIETY, £ i-:siGNATK)X OF THE HOX. I SKCRKTARY. The annual mooting of (lie United Counties Sooitty, w hich carries its operations over the counties of Carmarthen, Glamorgan. Pembroke, and Cardigan, was held at the Ivy Budi Royal Hotel. Carmarthen, on Saturday. Coloiit-1 .1. R. Howell presided, and there was a full attendaiu-e, though Glamorganshire was no: represented. Colonel the Hon. F. C, Morgan, M.F., wrote, however, saying his Par- liamentary duties prevented his attending.—The Hon. Secretary (Coionel W. Lewe.= Llys- ntwyd) presented the accounts. The reeeipts amounted to iio6 Is. 9<1., the paymlIts to £ 323 12s.. leaving a balance in favour of the society f E82 9s. 9d.. as ag-a.inst E145 17s. 9d. l*?t year. The dwilldlillg balallce was due to tbe reduction of the gate money, owing to the wet weather, and to the entries being fewer, 10 fact, the whole receipts fell Off. Thv a.-eount* were adopted.—On consideration of the prize list, it was agreed by a large majority H) abolish the ("ass "for the best hunter Ulare. The committees were re-appointed with additions, Colonel Lewes being added for Carmarthenshire and Mr. Robert Harris for Pembrokeshire. Colonel Lewes was also put On th" field com- mittee.-It was resolved to amend Rule 19 to reid 3d follows"Any exhibitor lodging all objection on any grouud must deposit £5. which sum will be forfeited if the committee I'Ol1:oiidfr the objection frivolous. XJotice of objection must be given in writing to the secre- tary within seven day. of the show."—Mr. J. C. lIarford moved:' l'hal brood mares need noi Le ;rot by a thoroughbred horse, but. must have produce to. and been served again by, a thorouhhred hee. duriu ld95. "-)1r. Lort Phillips seconded, holding that the motion was peculiarly suitable fr the show.—Mr. Morris Owen, in moving that the rule *tund as it was, wnd the motion was against the spirit of the solely, which wu.s for thr. inmrovtanent of hunterN and would put the show back 25 years. -.Mr. Robf-rc Harries seconded.—On the divi- non the motion to leave the rule stand was carried hy fifteen to five.—The meeting then J1."(.i\"1?{1 with ;;rea.t reiuctancv the- re.sih"11a.tion I of tlae hon. se^i-etarv, who has acted in that c#p<k.!v for sixtten years.—'Hie Chair»na:i I read a ietter he had recei ed fi-oni Earl Cawdor, president of the society, who wrote in terms of deep regit-s at Colonel finding i, obiifed to give up tht. duties—Colonel Lewes, hfore formally haudil:g- In his resignation. made a s hort- review of the work of the societv Its treat primary o!1et't-tlle improvement of banter*—he held had been accomplished. Gla- rcorzanshire was a little backward in its sub- ,.riptions. He should be very soiry to see thaI county ,e"e.<I from tiie society, but they -ld not expect to be so well supported by (tlaniorgan now, because Glamorganshire had ifc4 own :-IJ{J"s at C1ardiif and Swansea. • .Mr. Joliu Beynou (Trewern), one of the oldest hiu lU<,mbf.rs of the society, moved a wdial vote úf (0 Coionel tiewes for !ll —Mr. John Francis seconded, al1d the motion wasrarried with applause.-—Colonel Lewes then named Mr. Kynon Houen (Troedyraur) as his ..nœsor. Tit", meeting unanimously approved I the name., and Mr. JSynon Bowen was duly appointed, it i>eirig agreed that he be allowed an out-of-pocket expen:ö;p, but that otherwise th. terms be the same a" those under which Cbtojjel Lf-ues helct ¡lte offi" vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceed- u,

CARDIFF BOAKD OF HCARDIANS. SUPERANNUATION FOR THK I ilA&TKH Of ELY SCHOOLS. Th& weekly mveiuiK of Cue Cardiff Board of Ti,a ?e-ekiv .,??t ?,,g f t, C.,diff B.?,,d f imder the pn:siuf:ucV of the vice- f&ainnan, tiie fj, J. R. liuckley.—Wltea the ^pori of the schools' visiting committee had wen read, the Chairman moved its adoption in the usual war. Th report contained a flan-* to the tf"ct that a superannuation '"ow.tnce L, 1,1 to Mr.H?rri!m?terof 't?hoo?.wh.i)))ter<-tite<Wrom'?nfiie<<. «id that the allowance l>e a *uni of £ 95 per ajiiium.—■Considerable discussion aro.,e upon Jn«s clause, b?t the Clerk, having )X)iuted out that any resolution on the matter would have MtSxt 1,?tit a tztutorv m"etin bad been Md.?Kasrp.oh-fdthattha.fpartiuuhucLmi.e K "f.'r:OO back to the committee, the other Potion nf rh^ report being adopted.—A notice mo u»n by Mr. Miidon. define with the "0 of tim., 'X'a;ioned the ?,,kl,' .di?,r 0, die l11inute; before the board, was read. Mr. ?Mon.tprn?M.d that the minutes of thc £ .«naln.f i printet.1 and sent to each n?mher of  erer>' Friday, .so that tliey might be f rMKUK-r^i before the Saturday's meetin. r!ti<our?-.hesaid.wou!d?veat!eMta !"»rter of an hour of the board's time.-The rlerk lx)illt?(i out that. fiNt, fte Local Govern- Joard. '-?'R or(Jr were that the nUilIn.hould '? '?'? ?"< ?''ondtv. that it wr>i S '?'?'?" to ?t t i-- minutes printed h;ute!*F;¡ f:" 7.£'lwk.111 t;1 the hoard "? io,"?. fortmH.tly. as wan the custom of iHruitir' V "^°ar'Is1,1 *«• country, t'liese «on]H i' ? olmatc d as an opportunity hv" pro"l for the membera to cW,i?l r l^e f oie tll-l came up tor i d ftM- ? ??'h'i'?;.?; ?'he?o?n ? t: lfcttirm?"' the mat,er was "'frrred to the e?n- if10n yellftr!<^ purpŒes committee.

DEATH OF MR H. D. I GARWOOD. yW, to 1()un" tl?. I-th ?,t G,t armonrh of Mr. II. D. Garwood, insTjector ? "laeh inerv, R.N. (retired), at the ? of i* :\11'. Garwood, wb° Was a brother to ifr Garwood, the well-known engineer ^T>°rt, had served over 30 ye? in the ?' ?y. He ?? engaged in ?''?0 ?a" tifth j'!e China War (1860), was a member ?'???"ti<i<' Expedit.on in her Maj?ty-. *a< ?Hi..?. (1874) to Kerqnelen', I?t.d. and d: (,f l,er -NIi.,ty'? Orontes <h»irv !? ?ypti.M. c?mp?i??!) of 1882 amI (a. H bad received for his services U'e ?* '?' ?'"??K?P?'?ft? ?"'r.?p?nr))Khc()ive'< 1' .4t." and ';t:O:iågg  the rank of n<?hiuory in- '?? »' T889 on retirement.

.-J—ilJJ.LJJBlA.Li—1 I "LICIDE O;-AFÂHl\H;R. I Ti°,;r'0- t^O^r. commitrcxi Buicfde on 'I It r).,1 1 h F?,? j?-h- ..M-n;,? ST?S?'?r K(»c.' abers, ? "?i: t.in?etf to ? bc?m.

Tt(?' ?''?''?' 'tes th?t the new 'cht ?-t.? lir(1 of die nMne—is rapidly ??'? cMmp!t.nn. and hi* lordship hopes h i* h h)jn<hod on the 24th of this tf A j *?'y ?rguitio that he will wiu Am TUa ?"? time, Md it h hÙl in- ?L?"?? ? &?oti-d pMMUtUy to -ud »U ioital tiala.

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS, I At Trvdegar on Friday evening a meeting of the local branch of the Women's Liberal As.ition was hld at if. Town-haJl, un<lr th<.?e<idM)ov of Mr?. AIdprH?x B. 1'hiUit?. A resolution in favour of the extension of the franchise to women w", supported by Mrj Virinma .Jon" of l'a.rûitf. Other resolutions dealing with Disestablishment, IakwI Veto, and the alwlition of the House of Lords were adopted, most of the speeches being nutdn by la<lit.s. SUCKERS finding Mild Tol,.cco burns their tongues should emcke Archer's Golden Returo* (regi.t.ed). Medium flavour, tully matured. Four yearo in bond before being cut IA1312 At the Duke of Beaufort's Mumbles court leet on Friday Mr. Richard Woollaeott drew attention to the growing evil of sheep worrying by dogs on the cliffs, and said the matter was really becoming very serious. La»si veur in three months he loit B30 worth of sheep from this cause. Hheumatio Cure.—Phil PliiUips'a Rheumatic Cure for Kheuntatiu flout, &iati<"a, and Neuralgia, requires 10 work; you have only to wear the appliance* and a cure tecomee eertain.-Send me-asurt>numt8. with re- mittance lOi*. 6d-, to lliil Phillil. Jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 37110 Rees Mazey, of Swana, and Redmolld Col man, of Merthyr, fought a glove fight of five rounds at Swansea on Friday evening, )1azey being victorious. Mail Carts, Pemmbulator, Invalids'Chairs. All the Latest 1).z?ig?. for 1895 t Spencerg's D..?.ti,?. ci:st: :h;:S Cht::=:. g:¡i;i 3ó70.1

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SOUTH GLAMORGAN PARLIA- MENTARY DIVISION. THE ANNUAL MEETING- I The annual gelleral meeting of the South Glamorga.1I Conservative Association was held at the Conservative Clllh. Cardiff, on Satur- day. Colonel Tyler prEsided over a large atten- dance of delegates from the different parts of th constituency.—The tuvt business 01' the agenda was the eUctioji of officers, when it was unanimously decided to re-elect the presi- dent (Lord Windsor), alld Colonel Tyler the vice-chairman.—It was also resolved to re-elect all the other officers of the association en bloc. —Several congratulatory speeches were deli. vemt Oil the prospects of the Conservative cause in the Southern Divjion.-Colol!eè Tyler announced that he had received a communica- tiol! from the ("lIJdidate for the divisioll (Major Wyndhani Quin). expressing his regret that his engagement with his regiment precluded him :.tkendill¡( th annual meetiug of the asso- ciation. During the course of the proceedings it ww announced that the register showed a net gain during the last two years of 506 votes. —Tho meeting throhout was au enthusiastic one. ..d it ?. decidtd to open the campaign at B?ry on the 5th of Jooe, on which "?ion Major Quinn will be present to give an ex- pression of his views on the different questions which affect the ptople o £ the Principal ity, and esj>eoially those who reside within the consti- tuency of the Southern Division of Glamorgan.

DEATH OF AN OLD CAKDIFFIAN. We have to announce the somewhat sudden cwMh of Mrs Maria Jenkins, wife of Mr. W. Jet i*ins, of the Cntddock Hotel, Cardiff, tho sad event taking plaoo at her home on Friday. MM. Jeakin? was an old mbabitsm't of Catdiff, haviug been engaged with her husUiid n busi- ness in the town for nearly 40 years. Many v^ars ago h9 carried on in a successful iranner 0101 Borough Dining-rooms and Restau- r"t. which were pulled down to make room for the present Dumfries Hotel, at which place Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins also lind for many ytara.

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St'ORTBMAN AND SPORTING LIVE AUTHENTIC STARTING PRICES. KEMPTON PARK MEETING. X08sa. I JtlDXB. I Sport. ) SPL; MIDB-WEIOUT HANDICAP. Favoro I Bickaby 10 to 1 ug I 10 to 1 ar SUNBURY PUT". Flora Dame G Bmwu 10 to 1 ag 1 10 to la; JCBILKE STAKES. VictorWild Bradford 20 to 1 ag | 20 t» 1 ag Grey L. ?.t. 2.g" Ilt.- 2?.-g El DiaMo T Loate. 100 to 14 ? 00 t? H ag PLAC¥ BUTTING, Sporting Sportsman. Sl)tiJ:l9 Vi?tor Wild 5 to 1 ag 5 to l.g Grey Iteg 6 to 4 ag 6 to 4.g El 1.)i!blgo S??, 7 t. 0 4ag 7 t. 4 g EI1Jiaùlo"'šii;Eo:>:LTË. 7 to 4ar Dvil's Dyke ) S I<oates ) 100 to 7 ag 1100 to 7 ag :M4y AUCTION PLATE, Collapse. I Allaopp. I 9 to 2ag 9 to 2ag I l p IP 9 t. 2.sr 9 to 2.g MAIDEN PUTE. Cold Steel. 1 T Loates. j 6 to 2ag| 6 to lag; The aboTe pricey are identical with those published u the Badug Calendar.

KEMPTON PARK SPRING MEETING. 4.0—The HAMPfON MID-WEIGHT HANDICAP of 2'0 guim-a.s; winners extru. One mile and a quarter, on the Kound Course. Mr Nichol&'a Favoro, aged, 8at 131b liickaby 1 At, Pryor's The Tup, .)yn., 8st 41b .1"lder 2 Mr T Sherwood's Knocklayd, 5yn», 8st 31b Winglieid 3 lr W H }fttU8er's ttarrick, 6yes, 8st bib G Mauser 0 M?? V Hibbert'. Ivor, 41", &t Cartiedge 0 Mr Si"g, D 1, 5ym, u ?. G = 0 Mr ljf.e;í:i.oy; 7.t 91b T t: g Mr J Tait, jun'? Sepoy, 3y., 7st 81b —Finlay 0 Mr DobeU'1se Step, 3y.re, 7st 81b :?" li"'Y Mr llul- I 6 r?, 7st 71b ..0 Madden 0 Wi.?., t,.i.ed by Weever. Betting—3 to 1 apt 'Hie Tup, 7 to 2 a^st hlse step, 4 to 1 gt S?py, .?d 1 0 to 1 ag»t any other. :'ll:.t :t¡ 1"OYt:;th;I.L1NG PLATE of 200 OOVS; colts 9st, Allies and geldings 8st 111b; the winner to be sold for 100 sovs. Five furlongs, on the Straight Course. Mr A ltodoct's Flora Dame. 8st 111b.G Brown 1 Mr II Lambton's Masked Ball, liickaby 2 M, W M Clark's P-li.g 9fct Bradford 3 Ar Sadler's Oordovau, 9at T Loates 0 Mr Pryorw Betty's Hope, 8st lllb ..Oilder 0 Capt 0?r.Ewi?''t'MM)uhutz, 8.t lUb ..S L-W. 0 Mr K Tidve FD-t DeM, Sst Htb M Cannon 0 ¥ Jen'ningt, jun'? Potyantttue, &it lHh C'al1llon 0 Grimshaw 0 Lord Londondpri-y's Satisfaction, 8et lllb 0 Madden 0 Winner trained b, Y' Kobinson. Betting—2 to 1 agst F.r?t Dell, 100 to 30 agst B,tLy.. Hope, ,?0 to 15 agdt Cordovan, 8 to 1 agst P'ikinglon, 10 to 1 t6 } Danie, 100 to 8 agst Freischute, and 100 tAD 6 pt ny tlier. 3.15—The Ninth Year of the KEMPTON PARK hREAT JUBILEE HANDICAP STAKES, a Iwndi- cap of 3,000 sovs, by subscription of 10 sovs each if declared, or a further äuriptiùn of 20 BOVt;, and an additional subscription of 21 sovs for startero' the second to receivc 200 øovs and the third 100 sovs out of the stakes; for three year olds and upwards; winners extra. Jubilee Course, one mile. Mr T Worton's VICTOR WILD, 5yrs, Set 41b Bradford 1 Duke of Westminster's GRKY LKS, 4,yrs, 8.t 31b M Cannon 2 Colonel North's EL DIABLO, fcyrs, 7.t 121b 'r Loates 3 Sir W Throckmorton's Avington, 5yrs, 9st 61b J Calder 0 Captain Machell's Bavensbury, 5yrs, 8st 131b G Chaloner 0 M B Blanc's L.,g-.p, 5yr., 8st 101b B.rl?. 0 Mr W W ??alSPs'Eot?m.Syr? Sst'Ub T K.gh0 Mr B I B.-t?'. St.-rk?t, 4Y., 7.t IM S Loates 0 Mr Hamar Bass's Immigraat, 5yr., 7st 61b W Pratt 0 Lord Cadogun's Court BiUl. 4yrs, 7st 21b F Allsopp 0 Sir S Scott's Boxer, 3yrs, 7st 21b Harrison 0 Mr C J Blake's Portnuumock, 3yrs, 6.t 131b W Clayton 0 Mr C J Blake'. Hebrou, 4yrs, 6st 91b C Ward 0 Colonel North's Northshawpton, 4yrs, 6st 71b Grimshaw 0 Mr C Hibbert's Hornbeam, 4vrs, 6st 71b H Chaloner 0 Sir R J?dine'. Peal?, 5yre, 6st 91b W Kendal 0 Aft Choice, 3yrs, 6st 41b K Cannon 0 Colouel North's $oult, 5vr',68t 6i? H To.. 0 Colonel North declared to win with El Diablo. Wi.??r L?i,,?d by J torusby. Betting—11 to apt GIPY L,g, 7 1. 1 gt Lnooamia, 100 to 14 ag.t EIDlablo, 8 to 1 g-, A?i l?= ,) ) 10t1 agst ;keOlJ) t2 6 at r,.7i, 20 t. t -Ol? .g.i Vi?tr Wild and Heb 23 ?o ?i?gt Fealar and Lagrange, 33 to 1 ag..t }'Ottmaeuœk, 10 to 1 agst Immigrant, to 1 each ug*t Hornbeam and tl1:.øtani to 515 each c:taI'l: ton, and Boxer. Place Betting.6 to 4 agst Orey Le, 7 to 4 opt EI Diablo, 2 to 1 eadl agst ilaveni>huiy aud Avingtou, b to 2 each agst Ijaodauiia aud Stowmarket, 3 to 1 Victor Wild, Hebron, and Lagrange, 6 to 1 agst Fealar, 8 to 1 .g.t Port- ii'ui'i:ock, 3C to 1 each agst Choice and Inunigraiit, 100 to 8 rvgsi IIol'1lbenDa and Soult, and 100 to 6 each agst Nortll.ham\>ton aud Buxer. THE WACE. The eighteen runnfrs did hot come mi to the conne until the tjm for th, to 1. nm, and/ffter ImlUi grant bad shown the w&y in the parade and ranter the lot made their way to tiie post, and joined Laodumia, who took part in the parade or canter. Directl, the US hoisted Grey Leg broke away, IWd ran ,1," a lurlong, aud, 11 a slight I&Uum, the Rag len about eighteen minutes after time. The quickest .way was Northohampkln, who made the running from Z' .,7 V-, Court 1\an, Victor Wild, and Stow. rkel; U? )Amlamia Ofty Ig, Choice, Ki Dibl?, Lagm g" So they mi r11,1 approaching the bend I- home, when Choice lost her place, and Fealar deprived Northshamptou of t-ne It in* thedXt?. tKMwl)?) gaYS Wtty to Victor _ld w? toUcwed into the I.;t by, F"r, B1 Diblo, and 11 y Leg. J,,l 1*1,, the di?t.,?z!? G,?y 1,? g took I Mccm) plate. but Victcr Wild ld the rSe ?U ?n hand, ap 'd ?.ily by ix lengtlis; tl,- l?.gti?. latd t:11 at Øirlg:Jutteng: placed by the judge fourth; then came Fealar fifth. Rnvensb.jry sixth, 1AOdamia seventh; Stowmarket eighth, Lagrange ninth, Northshampton tenth, Sault .J,'unlh, Court ,"I t"eJnh, A?i,?gt.,? thirteenth, H?l?r.. fourteenth, l "?, next, and '?'? .ad Choice the lost two. 'ri- by Benson's chronograph, Imin. 42 2-5sec. 4.0-Ili? SHEPPERTON SELUKG WELTER HAN- DICAP PLATE of 200 sovs; the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. 'r. Y. c., five furlongs, 110 jards, 011 the Jubilee Course. '°" Capt Orr-Ewing's Devil's Dyke, 3yrs, 8fb 61b S Loates 1 Mr Ore?tli'? Eii King, 4yrs, 8ø 121b Maguire 2 Mr Harper's Billbr? ke, 3yi,i?, a?tt 101h Rose 3 Mr Jy, R",lan, 5y«, 1,,t 101b LI?rt?r0 Mr C'?,rk" P-h ?,y.Dib FP.tt0 Mr Crest's Grand Mar>*h,$yre, 8.t 61b0 ::Hif,r:t'rrfr3,Ya:t lb 6. "rf.: 0 I Mi Riste's '.Vo-niorrow. 3yrB, 8.t 5lb Calder 0 .¥'¡'Ir.°f,3"8t51b"8 'ô1:; g Mr Morrison's Herbalist, 3)" 8st 51b Luke 0 Mr It 's C'?m 11 iyr.. 8st 41b T Loates 0 k? ,? S., L"t Syrs, 8sL 41b Wingfield 9 Mr T Connor's Ceramic, 3vrs, 8st 21bK0 Mr Hunt's Warren B?ll? gelding, 3y.'8?t 2ib F R Hunt, jun 0 Mr He..man'. Portr".)" 4y., IOt 41b i wtt"0 Mr'.r' Hatfield, 6?,. Nt 5Ib.W Pratt 0 ?l rof tIl! Mfitil43- 9.t 3It, J W-11 ..?0 rr Sidney's Stingo, aged, 9st 21b fiarrison 0 Mr W Marshall's May Yohe, 3yrs, 9at ..G Brown 0 Mr Sussex-Nesbitt's t^itaGeorge, 3yrs, 9st Baileu 0 Nlr Triinirtr's Fucliaia, 3yrn, 8st 12fb M Caunm0 Mr Brassev's Meiisse, 3vrs, 8et 121b Bradfoitl 0 Mr Manser's Harry ",tr- 5yrs, 8.t 121b W Manser 0 Mr BU". S^lous's Keynsham, 3yre, 8st lllb Allp0 Sir H Fft!Y)u)'Mr? 1'?)? 3yr?'*86t 11))) BtJ? 0 Mr SherHM?'s Mim Diy cc)t. 3y?., 8.L lUb 0 Madden 0 Mr Goff's Pierolla, 4yra. 8st 101b .Widdowlield 0 Winner trained by 0 Robson. Betting 11 W4 agst Portrush, 100 to 12 agst Fuchsia, 100 to 8 agst Meliese, 100 to 7 each agst Harry Petros, Devil's Dyke, and To-morrow, and 100 to 6 ugst any other. 4.30-The KEMPTON PARK MAY AUCflON PLATE of 260 sovs, for two year old.; colts Sst 71b, fillies and geldings 9st 41b; selling allow3IIce.. Five furlongs, on the Straight Comee. Captain F Forester's Collapse, 7st 101b Allsopp 1 1IIr Dougall's Seguidilla, Sot 91b T Loates 2 Mr W Taylor Shaxpe's Charles L?b, 7gt 131b,  White 3 Mr DCoupJMd'B Brief, 9st .E H..t0 Sir W- X..v.- Hicb? 9.t "*Ric k,by 0 Mr W Newton'. D.k?r, Bt 61b Woodburu 0 Mr T W Bl-kir. Three BridRe., 8.t lib en irons reeBn tf. (;?.??? 0 Mr W Marshall's Fairy D?;i, Bt lib ?7Dtl=00 Captain J B LnmIe?'J K.g. Ulan, 7st 131b Bradford 0 Mr F ABttl.d. 7,.t 101b0 Mr G Bl??itt's Imitation, 7.t 101b N den0 Mr T Jennings, juu's, Parinys, 7st 51b.Grimshaw 0 Mr T Trimmer? Irt?'T? ?b' .K Cannon 0 Winner trained by Weever. Betting-7 to 2 P.?t,smt i =7Laimb 9 to 2 agst Collapse, 5 to 1 each agst Seguidilla colt aud Fairy D. A ?l0 tto o  1j ,f h -,t g,idill. (?.It .ad F DeIJ, and 10 to 1 agst any .,h-. 50-A MAIDEN (at entry) PIATE of 2^0 sovs, for tliree year olds and upwards; weight for age; penalties and allowances. Jubilee Course, one mile. Sir R Waldie Griffith's Cold Steel, 3yrs, 8st lUb T Loates 1 Mr T Corns's Pedrillo, 3ys,8st nib M Cannon 2 Mr W Marshall's Ilmington, 4yrs, lOst Viney 3 Mr C. Bevill's F?iindo, 4yrs, lOst J *tY. '0 0 Mr H T Barciay'a CMitnoM. 3?rs, 8st Mb .Brown 0 Captain J R Lumley's Chit Chat, 3jrs, Wt 81b Bradford 0 Winner trained by B Sherwood. B-tti.g-E- P?d rillo, 7 to 2 li?ilt_d., 6 to 1 agst Cold Steel, 8 to 1 .?-t F-d., and 100 to 8 agst any other.

FRENCH RACING. -1 LONGCHAMPS, Sunday. The Grand Poule des Troduits was run here to- day, wiUt the following result:—Baron A. de Seh'ckler'n !? Sa?itfure. 1'! M. S* SRYØ' I.U-?, 2; M. J. Goubert's Mercaur, 3.

OFFICIAL SCBATCHINGS. I We are officially informed by Messrs. Weatherby of the following scratchings :— Newmarket Stokes—Scotland and Aveoor. Visitors' Plate, Newmarket.—Cliat Moss and Crawley. Second Welter, Newmarket.Plater and Sir Henry, JIIIII"" Burwell Stakes, Ne?iarket Slow Step. H? m n?, e !ton ,Pla?e, TMmk g,Lt. Ld..p, G.t- ?k

GOLF. FIRST ROUND OF THE CHAM. PIONSHIP FOR WALES. The fimt round in the recently-coWltltuted goU championship for W.I?. took = on Saturday mom. iu" in beautiful weaUler on the Penarth Links. For t purpose 01 the competition Wales has been < t ided into three diBtrictB-Nortb, Mid, and South- and on Saturday momin the dt round in the Southern Division ?s f.,?ggl?t between Porthcawl and Penarth, who had been left to meet each other owing to the withdrawal ol Swan*ea and Tby. Thtre was a large ?u,.be? of s!ntt.. m the Faks when the match commenced, and, after a very exciting game, P(north were mturi the vioors by, two points only, the score being:- Pei arth.—Mr. J. Hunter, 4 ;Mr. J. H. Stuart, 0 ;Mr. H. W. Tucker, 0; Mr. J. W. Kynma, 5; Mr. S. Mahon, 0; Mr. H. W. Flint (captain), 0; total, 9. Porthcawl.—Mr. E. Forrester, 0; Mr. F. Richanl- aon, 3; Mr. J. B. Simplon, 0; Mr. E. U. David, 0; Mr. J. E. Williams, 1; the Rev. D. Bttv)«, 3; <«M, 7. rmtrth will tha* be qo*!ittd to compete In the Mft. an*! He, which Is expeded to <?e phce at Ab.rd.-Y & bdw, th. champions of either the Mid or Nd 'didd-t. The final wS **M'e 1' on the sar&? day.

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I CRICKET. I n M.C.C. AND GUOUD SUSSEX. "!I-t,l?ited their mniugs, m vliich thev im 'o.t cue \ikl 8, ?t?y?h?'S't?? Saturday u..nu?. After five uid? overs, Mariow cut Muvtin for four 4's, and 27 rum were ?o.ed.ahft?tt-imur. Butcher was out at 37' Mtd eleven later Marlow was bawM. HMt? smhji scored 'set, nukiug two ouU 5 and tbree 4. BU t?. ut. drives for 4, ??'u?' coaning in au hf.urr? Ai.,d_jl  bowled t 94. Ua.nJioonbJI com. Xteted hh a? after b-tttit? 40 minutes, the ?li) stroke sending up the 100. At 117 Newhaut was ?Mtty, caught, 11m wioket? being dowu. Btttjtt. "ulhJI continued to ntake the '?? 01 '? With Bnùn in a good tand W. made. 'kh, new- comer played etetdity, but Ranjitsinhn ..I? ?!?e fine hits, frequently getting the ball to the u" J<MpMe several bowling duuiges, he cu'mp)e'Sl .i 100 in an hour -d 43 IU;Dut. A luudt the score OL ?th 18:3 for ltvl was 180 for wickets. Brann cut the first Iwli ter lunch for four, aud Rauiitaiuhji hit two 4', from Heame, aendmg up the NM, the inni'Ma) hMin? 1.tc{l htu hours ami three-quarters. Later, =g Idt H)e wicket, )Mvu)?.t<t<)ed64inMtnmutet) W.ththeMpmat2<&K?ittu.hjiwM)x.w)edtw Grace for a grand la made In two doure and 35 minutes His hits included two 5's and twenty-four 4 s. Bean was out at the same total. Heasuian I)luye'l ?ll, scoring 43 in ) '?' but niw ?'"?'' "?. d.??, for 289, aml the -t,?l, 8mell over, but I I Collins and Butt batted in c?t S'?ined? tyi?, urd, aithough many !I?A t bowling w_ tried, 'iethgl:nQ Md before the"?:ua1?r I bow tM fw 47. Butt took down his bt for b4, which tM !de,1 eight 4's, Oll 3, ?nd live 2'?. 'Hie nnal i>»lt- nH*hii) lasted an hour mid a quarter, and the crowd ei thuaiattically cheered the inucky elfort to win the game. In the match 1,227 runti were scored. Full MAltV LEBO'NE.—First innings. JK*(Jrace, c Itanjitsinhji, b Butcher 13 Wright, c aud b Collins 24 Flowers, 0 Butt, b Collins 12 Alec Hearnc, b'Butch?"??? 20 Storer, run out. 82 Heseltine, u Newham, b Br? 74 Leese, b BuJ?.?'? 36 Knowles, b comn. 16 Hornby, not out 2 M. t"" bnt1Ïi':ttø g J. w?!ariie, b Collins 2 Ext 12 Total 293 Second innings. G, b i?itsi'? 103 Hombv. c ¿(j: Ii. Wlight, run out 53' Flowers, b Raujitsinhji 25 A. Hearne, b Raujitsinhji Store?*? lt?)tjitS!]i' ?' ? ? ? 64 Hescltiue, (? HeMm?, b R?jitgubil 5 Lee. b J. B? 17 Knowles, c Butt, b Banjitsinhji 4 Leew, les? ?ol 4b ,ul bB ?Ori;? Banjitsinhji, b Beau 20 J. Hearne, not out 0 Extms 14 Total 330 SUSSEX.— First innings. Georrge Bean, 0 Heseltine, b J. 1Ie8111e 7 )larluw, b Martin 2b Muidoch, ? K.I., b A. Hearnc 31 Kewt am, I b w, b M.)ftm ? ? 22 HeMman, c J Heame, b Fl""? 1 Raujitsinhji, t out 77 :h;t¡I o. ¡ J. Bean, b J. Hearne 5 Butcher, run out 1 Co))hM, b J. H,?? '?'.????0 ItLix:LÇ,II:il: .t I Total 219 Second innings. George Bean, b G. 0 Mariow, b M.?ti,? 28 Birtoher, I b w, b Martin 6 Ranjtt?nbji, bCl-. ? ?. ? ? 150 :'J¡;:t'l.?'H:arl; lr>g Newham, 'I ,Gra?, b 31.rUn 5 Branu, b Martin 28 J.Beau,tbw,bGrat;e'f.?.'J 2g Heasiuau, at b.,r, b Heseltine ,of 41 Collins, not ut 47 Bull, not ?t 64 'Extnm .?.7. 5 Total 385 CARDIFF SECOND V. ABERTILLKltY. This, the first match of the season, Wd. played in ,r?d weather on Saturday aftenwon at the (JanUli A. Park on a wicket, well prepared by the new groundsman, O?borie, fome of Not. Oar- d-a Second was represented by many of its old slagers, there heing Xt one "new mau" in the whole eleven. llil whming the toss, el-1 1 1. and H. F. Thomas, the captain, and E. j? Ho""Y' ?..t to the wickets. The captain ? bowled third ball, b?t, Piuen joining Rooney u- were ::idlt OI. lij:'k.t-If being I:(mrud" ar 45. E. J. Ewiiey, after a -I,ild 31, put up ".0ft?' catch to .?id-wi,k?t. After this no one able to make much of the bowling of Withers, ex- xept Sciuelc, who hit freely. 'Hie innings clOlled a few minutes before four o'clock. Withers bowled well, taking seven wickets for 40 runs. When Aber. tillery went to the ?i.k?t. -,? steadily. Mullens and E. L. R?-. -h.??d the bowlin(f, and m about an hour and a quarter finished the tunings, Mullens taking four wickets for 18, and Eddy Bees five for 32. Score:- CARDIFF SECOND.-First Innings. 11. F. Thomas, b With 0 E. J. too 'g b Steele — 31 F. Jù.1:¡;: t't,f.. b '1!:ele: 23 Bot Rj.?y, b With' 2 (? Colley, ".t ..t 0 M?n?M' b Withen!?????? g t:. W. Stvaiu, h Withers 1 K. H. Schiele, b Withers .?.' "J.'J 26 Kddy Rees, b Withers 3 tt:'l. b ,ti" g J. W. M'Kay, run out 9 4 Toial 101 ABERTH.LEKY. S. Winmell, 1 b w, b K. L. 1lP.e8. 2 H. Morgan, b Muitim 10. 1 M lUibbins, c E. J. Rooney, b Rees 9 It. E. J. R., S. Robb'uif, (• E. L. Rees, b Mullins.. 2 T. JJ. Martindale, c Hailes, b Rees 9 W. H. Pearson, Ibw, b Mullhis.. 1 E. l<cigh, b E. L. Rees 2 W. IVi I, .t out 9 T. ji. id?', b Maddox 2 D. Boswell, run oub 0 Extraa 15 Total 63 NEWPORTI V. CARDI'FF WATElfi-RATS. $ILVIŒLOCK GlVES A BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF BATTING. Newport opened their s<ason ou Saturday wit>n a nJ:kh;r;j: (\ff tSr )lr:t\TI:Y dt: l'eauttfuUy tine, and there Wad a large attendance of spectators. The pitdl ? in excellent condition, -d fl-ttl ,,?d?t p..? Groundsman Butcher. The Wed 1hprc:1 R. Wl.ew: Itecott and Brain to the wicket, T. S. B. Wilson and 14amlay toking charge of the bowling. A stand was not imde until V. A. Bickley ,?d Selwyn iggg got t"Kether, and those two players obtained one ?.It of the total ?or4?. K. Marley waa very neatly caught b 1,?. ft., adding 14, and W. H. Watson c..med out fu?; tat for 17. The irning* l?.,d I.r 133 T. S. B. "i\ 1dtoii:I;i'eJk:gø'i33e.[.;h' F. li? and Silverlock, the popular pro., commenced the hUlÍngø 01 Newport, '.cDlg the bowling of Selwyn Hi'M? a!!d ?. S?Km-coM ? Ncm was d..patched ,or 1n, .d Lee had a very brief stay at the wickets. When Silverlock and Wyndham Jenkins got together a pleidid stand was made. The fomer was in fine form, and batted with his usual grace und precision. He obtained boundary aftei boundary, and quickly ttt?ctfd ?' hb 50. The t. 'll- were ie-plaoed by, ,It, ?eOi, but it w? not d Watson "d Marley, but it was not until 123 had been reached that the desired fcparation was effected, Jenkins being caught by S. Swect~Escott tt.? con- tributing 29. H. ..g. -e,?(!d Marley, but hy were severely punished, and runs came ui?.kly. At 5.35 Si _k ,.r. hia tu' Yith bound rv, and the hit was Fmeted with loud applause. He Ilf".è one chance, but with tl,, exception he played jterfect cricket, and oncc agal,? =I what a bril- liant batsman be I.. At 1% Brain ? ?ed at the ballast end, but 15 runs were obtained off his first over. At three minute* pt six Silverlock scored It. 1'?wit.h a. hit?r 5. By this time the ileldin* o< the Water Rats had become ver%? lax, and ?ti, bahmwu f-o?tinued to bit t?ty. At 278 WHoou was bowled by 8. ?iggs after contributing a neatly-compiled 81. E. R Bmw?r then went to the wicket., and opened his score with a sinlc, but wee rim out after sctwing 3. 'r. Morgan Phillips partnered Silverlock, and soon afterwards stumps were drown, wirh the score stand- ing at 298 for five wickets Silverlock s score In. cluded two 5's and 25 4's. Score:— CARDIFF WATER RATS. K. B. SwMt-Eecott. "llees, b Wi?n J.H.Bnnn,bWi)omt. 7 31. b i, 0 VU. A?'i 36 S. Biggs, run out • 31 K. t!SS?"° i?e. b %'il 14 Sweet-Escott, c Brewer, b B<n'Ghy 1: %V. 11. wt- ."t -b 17 A. Waldron, st Brewer, b Barclay — 0 T, W. Pearson, b Barclay 4 S:;rr.s:'B:-lu. Extw J,J2 Total 133 NEWPORT. Silverlock, not out 1611 Y. nee., h 8. Sweet-EFI-ott 10 Dr, H. S. H. Lee, b S. Sw,?t-F.-tt 1 W. T. Jenkins, c S. Sweet*Escott, b Watton 29 T. B. S. Wilson, b S B)g6e  a Brewer, run out 3 T. M. Philliiw !S."cut ..???.?'.? 3 ,xt,  n t c u t F. 'i'ott). 291 To hat: T. C. Graham, L. H. Hornby, A. W. Boucher, and Barclay. USK V. MSNARTH Played at Usk in brilUant leather, and on a wicket which played easily, on ljiitllrday. Hie uutoh ended in a draw. e Score:— end m ? mw. PENARTH, F. W. Morpin, 1> Mnyea J E Parkin?n, full out |» :;c: cIilIórY. 1: Binch. b W. U. Crceee M S A Hiley, b Maven 'tlIIn:YJ'W:'jN: 0. A. Dunlop, o G. Edmunds, b L. F. StendmM R. johwtore, c J. W. Jonm. b Creeee 12 C, P. Spencer, b W. JU Cn-eee 04 W. 11 I'l?y?shm, n out A. H: L_, .,Aot ..t E.t.- 1,10 Tot*). 113 Ust MtyM. b Binh USIL  W. M. Creese, b Binch 0 L. F. St,.d?,. b Paikinsoo. 36 X W. Jones, b Buicli 6 G. Edmunds, run out. 0 R. W. Rick&nls, b Btneh???JJ?? 5 T. Be?, not out 34 E. w ton, not out— 1 Exh-M.?.???..?. i Tot<tt 104 To bat: H. Bum: th. R., C. 'ii.. and B. F. Stockman. CARDIFF AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE. I Two matches in the first round of tots league were I contested on Saturday at the- Cardiff Anns Park. The Y.M.C.A. hd t.6 dintcntty tt TMqaM)in< tin Cb.rlw-st?t eleven, whde St. J.=o were Ww I -By, vicioiious over the Alpha men. Scores: CHARLES-STREET. 0 ft Khgluid, c and b Duncan 8 W. Davey, I bv. b Crabbc 4 W. D. Baker, b l^mcan 0 K. Bull, o Thomas, b Crabbe 1 O. Sara, h P?"b 0 E. M'MUgott, b Do 0 S.6 iiir ? Th-. b Cntbbt 18 A. John, b Dunosq. < F, O. 't: 0 M. 101m, c Dun- b Crabbe. 1 Extras 5 37 Y.M.O.A. W. Ashton, o Baker, b Sara rt <1. P. Tbomaa, b Ridrer a B. G. Duocm, run out. 10 It. Crabbe, c Baker, b Sara 9 T. J. Edwards, e Ware, b Sara V. 5 Extras 12 Total (for five wickcto) 65 ST. JAMES'S. W. B. JenkiM, c F. Price 23 W. Ri IL-ontx, run out 0 S. Auckland 1 b w, b Bush. 10 S.Au?Mxnd'tTw?.Bue).?? I' ht-B?"* ft T. Taylor, b W. Jones 1 T. Nill.1?6 F. Price" l! Gibil?y, b F. Bul, 11 T. H Agg, b W. Jones 1 C. Coles, run f.ut.i J. S. Taylor, not out 8 ?tm. Total [[I] 87 ALPHA. H. Smith. b Sargeaut '3 I!?'p;ditttf.c'!fM<y,t,?rj;<'XMt?.S }V. Diamond, 1 b w, b Auckland o R. Culalen, b Sargeant o W. II.Jones, runout o H. Smith, c and b Elstou.5 r^e' c ulM* 0 Elston 15 w {• Buush, Taylor, b Elston 1 E. Jones, c and B Elston. Q A. J. Wilii" K. Betney, l> Elston Extras ln» Total 36 [ -RDIFF A V. -UNIVElitirrv I "IbÍ<i mate/.¡, which waa I,L,,y?d t the Cardiff Am", rtA.csX''?'' ?'' ''?'? ? ?'?"* ?" -tuilipe were clmw,? t, ?X)? u'?? Cal'diJf, with one wk'ket to faH, MMtedt),reetun.st.win.8cmM:-(.?dittA: M.hLewte.bS.Jouejj.O.O.J.Brown?bMJonM? ?WB.D?ord.bS/Jo?23;t<.i.b N ? ?' ?'< J. D. ?Mut, c K. Jones, b S. Jcmce, 1; L?  ?', ? Jo,w». 6 W.; ?- Mo?y t"u'f.f' ¿ "Fell: S. eo: A, lo,?!y, out. 15; J. P. joM, b S. J. 4; 8.,g,t, not out, « 0; ext. ras, ??' (f," nine W,?k,,t.), tK. ?iyenfttyCotipj{e:K.X.JonM,ruKout':l'D' J M'Greg?, ruu out, 0; F. T- L.WM, run .ut: 7? S Trii Aih i,r' h b i8; C. Herbert, b Hodge, 9 HIl Oa. Qibbou, b ''?" 1; D. 8. McMnt,, b Dua. P.rd, 1; U. Phce, b DUlúord, 5; H. 11. Roberts c Jones, b Du?.rd.'l; D. Oeo?. not out, mm. b D..1?l, 15; e.t-, 8-WtaJ, 86. • SWANSEA SECOND V. BURItY POKT. I .&.U18 ™"™ played at Swansea on Satmday, and „ Secun? gomg in O?t. ,.d. 13L %ur,}- Port » went in, "? '? well, making IM eight tickets before stumps were drlwl? C,-?rthe. CoUego ?MMo.?) (UMeUvt.-phm) on Ute .n on Saturday. Sfore—Sr nuirtlifcii VC.o.llw ege: J. E. Ad.m??l? A Itobron, ?; l?. I)wl,ngtoll im. I)i TI?), 4; -I' 'H-?ki?., 4; Holmes, 9; W. Donald, 7 T. Willianw (not out), 20 J. Hoe, 3; E. Bailey (not out), 8; cxtnM 8-tohH (for seven wcketa), ?- M""oe): ?'Ma? 1 ;J. M.MM.M, 3; 0 • J. Jo,.m, 1; E!=: 7: i n J.Da'im 0 i It. Thomas (not out) 4 • W. F.n, 2; ? Hugh?., 0; e", 5- £ tol 23. Maeste?.Played on SatunUy ? )fa&¡teg. Scores: —fondu, 79; Maesteg, 21. Porthcaw! CoHeKe v. Porthcawl Town.—This match ■vas phypo on the College li)nil1f\ollt anu a pleasant game ended in a win for the College bv Mru.w. Sourm:-Cotiege,79. FortlimwiCTowil Canton Weer.yaM v. Pen&rth Seconds.—Played at Penarth on Satut?' the ?.me team, ?no" ?c.ed their ii!niiip at 107 (for three wicketO. winning ea?ty Scores:-Penarth Seconds, 107 (for three wickets); Canton Wwleyan, 33.

I FOOTBALL. I LLWYNYPIA y. MOUNTAIN ASH. I FINAL TIE OF THE RHONDDA VALLEY LEAGUE. I AyrFmpT ro MOB MR. A. J, GOLTLD. The ?ie "? the above competition WM played O.ithe faff Vale Park, ?°."?' Satu.day. 'be?o 5,000 -pott.r.. 'fb? teams were: — T.'?U?? ° Hadridge; tbree-q-iarter '?' rJ\ Williams, UO&ier E?ii- B. Philhp6, -d I Edmund. 'ha)f_ha!?. Y- Thon?'Sd ?'Jre!. Pwd); fonvt.?, D. D.nie)h, W. H. 'i"" HetH?. n imams, Royal, Atkms, Beynon, ,.d H-mMey Mountain &b: Back, J. 1-Mmer; t!.ree-qu.rt<ti?S  T?'. Onflithe, and Bedford: t,?f b?ck? 1'¡'¡lIi aH HiHuMn; forward, F..k MMb, car? S?? r?Tott, Hams, AUen, Miller, Mwe, CaM? nd Fd'd y- A. J. Gould. R?f;ree* Mr. A. J. Goulf]. L 1 1 early developed P- ?h,? good old-fashimed cup-t'e "peClea. After once ?. nik?ing, ?" Wit'ia?'?t??; ??? ;? tohave been stopped. TI,? ki?k t fto»nile2d? th iM? ountai. n ?'* P?? up Mmewhat h?ter .'e? thle;re?rae' t, =rlp,l, took the "?" ,Igh6 on to the opp<MUt? )ine, Andrew Powell ju.t taU)n){ on it 'l1™ to Mve a score. 'n.e Uwyuvpia if. w,M had throughout been playing a 'ry Mppy ga?t. next ('al"e away tc?ther/a.? An? 'PI>' 2ii Settmg "p to 'lVnner, handed on to Tom Silnilfr!1 d,fflcultiv in running in almost hind the p?tm. Ilie ?me p6yer ?nvert?ed. Half. tlt n- -U?d, with the bccre6<anding:-L)wynyMit ?gnai, one t? and cue minor; MoSntaiu Z,h?; Half way through the -"d half llu"?l,A turn at attacking, and Ben Tiky, following un a kick way u6?nd B e- Hadridjje's nose Md ran in a brilliant try, which. however, the lUe leaver ?,n k-I to convert. ? Fit.ai score: —Uwvnynia, one tw. ?"?"?". ou» try, aud Que minor. REMARKS. Mi unfortunate incident. occurred at the conclusion of th« game. N- hd the maUli ended than 3ir. A. J. Gould, the referee. was Ui?ounded by a mob of upwards of 1,000 people, ?and peronal ?o!enre would assuredly have been attempted had not several pobcemen and eome at the members of both teams at once gathered round him, the crowd being, there- fore, compelled to confine their ieffo ,Z to hooting and veiling. The occurrence th :t ?d up to tw. ffir wa« a disallowed goal. It that ?"'? prior to the Mountam Ah man scoring the try the ball bad trone into touch, but the Mountain Ash touchvjudge <ud not hold up )m n?. The Dwn.ypM mm, of eourM. objected, and after the "I had been kicked the touch-judge admitted tbab the b&U had mne into touch, and Mr. Gould, therefore, diNaUowed te point. ? to the f?me fteeff, little can be laid The ofdcup- ti4? order of play reigned supreme Taking the game e :i:l tL;:riø,edd:f:Vieto witlei ™ marked by more finih than that of their Or)ponell, and when they were ?en .t* chaHC th"y made the most of )t. The two halves and Tom Wi? ? I-- were the lights of back "ion, fil- e Ulfee being good "b to hoJd their own in any company, It wu at lllf*b?,?k wheM M ti. Ash were at a I-- If they bad had a better pair .f lialves it is quite I-e they d -e Ihe match. Ben 'm.y by far the It If the three-quarters. Hie forwards, led by Flu k Mill?, played a hard though unocientitlc game. Barry Railwaymen v. Barry Dock R.A.O.B-On S4tunla. attenloon a match \vas 11?yed on the Wit. chili Athletic Ground, Cadoxton-Barrv, between tho ibovc teams, the proceeds 01 the K&æ' being in aid of the Wi do? and Orphans' Fund 1f "t'i.=.te. The I railwaymen won bv two goals.

INTERNATIONAL CYCLING. I A Reuter's telegram from Paris on Sunday &nvs: -Ilie winner in the first group of amateur ccnipetitors in the international bicycle rao> who started from Bordeaux at 9.30 a. m. yester- day, is Herr Gerger (Austria). He reacJied Pans at 9h. 42min. 15800. this morning. lie was followed at 11.28 a.m. by Eugene Prevost, of Dijon. R. H. Carlisle (England) was third, being sixteen minutes behind Prevost. The first of the racing claos (professionals) to arrive was C. Meyer, of Dieppe, who reached home at five o'clock, having covered the distance in 25h. 30min.

I CONSERVATISM IN THE RHONDDA. I EASTERN AND SOUTHERN DIVI. SIONS OF GLAMORGAN. On Friday night an adjourned meeting of the Eastern and Southern Divisions of Glmorgan- shire ConserratiTe Associations was held at Porth, when there was another crowded atten- dance, and orer 133 gentlemen were enrolled as members of the joint associations. The follow. ing officials were appointed :-Chairman, Mr. John Cole. vice-chairmen, Dr. J. Duke, Mr. R. Thorn, and Mr. A. Ash bon. secretary, Mr. Howell Williams and a strong committee. Addresses were given by Messrs. Morgan James, R. J. Richards, Lloyd Lougher, and James Jeffery. Votes of thanks to the lecture. and chairman concluded an excellent meeting.

VENTILATION OF COAL I SHIPS. LOCAL DISPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. Mr. Harry Williams (president of the National Labourers* Union) and Mr. W. T. Thomas, ooa-1 trimmer, of Swansea, Mr. Samuel Fisher (the secretary of the Cardiff Coal Trimmers* Association) and Mr. Jolin Thomas, coal trimmer, of Cardiff, and Mr. Seer (a member of the* Newport branch of the Dockers' Union) and Mr. Hughes, a coal trimmer of Newport, returned to South Wales after an important interview with the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Bryce) on the subjwt of ?tililtion of coal ohiptx Th de uts6ion waa introduced by .hirD. ¿ie,p (the member f- 8-.e.), Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., and Mr. Albert Spieer, M.P.-Mr. Bryoe thanked the deputation, and promised that he would take the neoessary steps for further considering the mutter.

THE TIN-PLATE TRADE. I THE GLANWALIA TINWORKS, PORT I TALBOT. A8 the result 0' a deputation whioh waited I npon the proprietors -b;k. td I | Saturday ,r will be res= d bj the men to- I day (Mondry) at 12j per oet. =.

FATAL FIGHT IN LONDON. I Twe men on Saturday night quarrelled in Long-lone, Bermondsey, with tk result that one was seen to stagger and ML On being examined by a local doctor he waa fennd to be dead. Ha xlwad assailant was arrested on a charge of manslaughter.

QUOITS. I On Satmdal the Ton Club, winners of the SouthWsles and Uonmouthshire CUD last season, sent over team, oeneiatiag of six of the cup winners and two others, to piay Wattstown on the oMMion o< the opening of the new grounds ? NM htter club. tft -164; Watts- I. town, ut,

MARKETS. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKKT. LIVERPOOL, S?tnr?Y. BMon There is no ::o;Tibe I condition of the market to-day generally the demand continues sluggish, except for clear bellies, which meet with a better inquiry, and holders of the Calme are inclined to raise their prices. Shoulders remain a euiet sale without change, however, from recent curren- cies. Hams move rather more freely, and, although not quotably higher, steadier tone exists. Lard on the spot is firmer, with more doing in tierces, present values, being consider- ably below American equivalent, attracting speculators attention. Cbeese remains about the same, the demand retail, and sellers may to deal with. American butter is still dull, and a dragging Male. Kggs are weaker in tone, owing t-o supplies being ill exces of demand. Beef is firm, and full prices are obtainable: finest prades in small compass. Pork is quiet, but firm at unchanged rates. mroets or raovisioKs. IS -ll Si æ Ii il¡g 'Ë 91j is s!| I I 1 s i«i » £ I$• i „ 1. ¡¡:¡ I"' ü -'1- -'1" To-?ay 1344 1 572i 176 9929 2181 22 199 This w'kl 9'¿J 572'1 J 9929, 3613' 744 746 Tl?l,b' ?i. ye:r 118680? 9j7058t7i 2793711 63150'15916;17866 I,ast,ye'r'179M5ill076 l 4HM, 217250! 5aM9'15S15'14&? CUKatwi- 4ttJO.&f101lCa.- Heef.per.K4(b?: Extra India uieos 65« 01 tù 87. 6 t P.rk, per 200lbs: Prime luese, WeKteru 56? M to M< 91 Bacou, )Icr 1121b. Waterford 59s Od to 62a Od C..tiu..U..u 5C,9 7' O0d 4 tt. 6602. Od Comtmeu /?.?.? 39. Od to 42, Od A mericall Long clear, 551b. averrge. 32.01 to o?01 Long clear, 38-451b. ditto to 33s 0 I Short c)e<Mr,55)bsdittf.????.;l?b)t<,32<M Short rib, 251b« ditto 32? M to 36. OJ Cnmberhud cut, 28 '.1b. ditl. M, 0d to 34' 0) Stafford cut, 38 401bs <V t.to 32.01 to 34? 01 Cle- bellie.. 14-lttb*'« tto 32s oi to 40. OJ 32,0 "0 40, od Short clear backs, 1811 ■ ditto 32s 0d to 34» 01 S))G, ders, N Y cut, i -141bs 27s 01 to 30> Oi per 0i, l?u?y? cut, l'- 14]bs 27., 01 to au '0 i Ditto euuare cut,>-181bs. 28.01 to 33? OJ Hams, per ibs. Long cut, 15.17 45s Od to 49* 0 Short cut, 14-16 42.0.1 to <\6, 01 Lard, per 1121D Prime We.tern Steam 33.9.1 to 3U Od American refined lord. 28'i?MM)a; '5,M <oj5<tJj 1121b. Brkiue. Ma Od t' 34? 6I per Cttt. Cheese, per 112IU: Y!? State* and Canadian, Cb. M PZ 48s Od. Clieshin (mw). 6S< M to 65s Od. Butter, per 1121ba: Da.ni8h-Cboiceet. 88s to 90.. choice ditto, 9]. to 94s. Irish creameries, 86s to 90.; factoru8, 65, 1. 75,. St?t?,, creIü'Y. 50? to 60s. AustrMiw,, 70s tD Bot?. Ser?S?"? t.ri?., O? to O?. Canadian creamery, O? to 0s* I"ineob M??'?iue, 7a t?- 60a i welitum, 450. 0 W. l??, 32. to 40.. EM' ? 120—Irish V'iu, 5, 6d to 6. OL C-. EgtF-.e, 1. 5s 2d t. 5, 9d. LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE. I LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Sugar: The week's business has ruled very dnll throughout, and the spet not a single bag of cane has been reported sold, the offerings being very limited anrl the advance in pricer against refiners re-stoking their depleted hold- ings. As previously noted, howenr, a large business has been done at advancing prices to arrive, and rather -?our -e-unt. from Brazils, the class of sugar suitable for the Lnited States trade br.s commanded fully 3d per cwt advance. Othev dercriptions are also dearer on the week ?eet opened at 4?d per cwt advance on yesterday's lowest prices on the re- duced estimate published by Mr. Licht, but at the close the tone is quieter and with more desire to sell. Values 12.50 p.m. ,-May, 10s 3d selleis June, 10s Jid; July, 10s 5jd August, 10s Oid-all done and sellers Sep- tember, 10s 6¡d nominal; October-November- December, 10s 8Jd done. Crystals are quoted by Messrs. H. Tate and Sons ,-No.1 158 3d, small 15s, No. 2 14s 9d, granulated standard 14s 3d, granulated coarse 14s 9d, granulated fine 14s 9d, Egyptian lis 9d to 12s 3d, Deme- r?M cryst?msed ?ropery 12s to 14s per cwt. Coffee Las a dull market, and although ellars quote 6d reduction in African on the week, they ar unable to get along with business. Cocoa moves very slowly, and only a small trade has gone through this week, prices generally favour- ing buyers. Rise closes rather quieter, and at the high prices established early on in the week there are not so many buyers of cleaned for ex. port, whilst cargoes, on a less active demand, command only easier rates, beth for -it and ateani o.c. Linseed rules very firm, and there is next to nothing doing, consequent on the scarcity of offerings, either spot or to arrive; River Plate quoted at 34s 6d, Bombay 39s 6d, and Turkish 38s per 4161bs. Cotton seed quiet, after a mode- rate business during the week—Kgyptian quoted £4 16s 3d per ton. Canary seed is fir in at the advance, and, though there are buyers, the high prices prevent business. PaÎuk:¿e:e realised steady prices during the week, but only a moderate trade done. Sago flour has a quiet, easy market, and Sarawak on spot is quoted at 7s 6d to 8s 3d per .?t. Tapioca Beur is firm, but rather quiet; fine Java is quoted at 4s 9d per cwt. Logwood has a moderate inquiry from users, and prices are steadily maintained. Fustic is firm, but quiet, and there is little land- ing here at present. L imawood is quiet, but well held. Ashes are quite without change to note on the week—pot 22s 6d, pearl 42s 6 4 per cwt. Bark is dull but steady, at 4s 6d'to 6s 6d for Baltimore. Berrie. are only in poor demand at 12s 6d to 25s for Persian yeitow. Castor oil ;;s steady a:kt:dafJti:;8 a&8:¡l made for all descriptions. Cutch neglected all the week, but holders continw to quote full prices. Block gambier firm, and ex store is obtainable at 23s, early arrival 21s 6d, May- June shipment 208 9d, and 200 3d offering for later .el? p,.r Y. Valonia has firm market with an improving demand. Myrabolums, after a large business, are 10s per ton dearer on the week. Nitrate of soda in fair request at go to 8s 4d per owt on spot. Palm oil is dull of sale, and quoted easier on the woek-Lagos £20 10s, Accra £19 10s per ton. Tallow has a Quiet market at late prices-South American 28s, North nominal (none here), A?tmli- 21. to 24s 6d, and home melted 218 to 23.. S?ed ile are without change to note from last report. Olive oil, QU a steady demad, easily maintams full values. Resin eteady. but business rather 1 quiet. Turpentine is quiet and unchanged at 22s 9d per cwt. Petroleum is dull, and partly nominal in the absence of business. CORN. Cardil, 811 Y. (Fr.. the Cardiff MUlmc Company, Limited.) — At our market to-day wheat of Ji description. was firm at last week's full P"Ce Feedinc stnffs were considerably d? ?.r. I r Ir? it, p ::r:d :6aadai:s qr i": ..r!' I moderate request at au improvement of 6d per qr. Gloucester, Satwday.-(From Lucy Bres.)- At our market t?-day English wbeat"&8 in moderate supply, md must be quoted Is per qr de?er. Foreign held for rather more money. Grinding barley and maize were 6d per qr higher. Oats were firm. PROVISIONS. M.-Outh, Saturday. There was a small attendance at our .t co-day. I owing to Mop Fair being held next M=d Quotations Fresh Dutter, 1. .r lb. He. "gg., 16 for I.. Dr",? f.w i ed ::gš 66 :'r cole. :ers,f':n-:t I (prime ts' Beef, 7d to gd per lb muttod r:9tï;.i ¡7.d9 rpeílt l;b :Lmb, 10d to lid per lb. Fish: Salmon, 2. 6d per Ib sglea, Is 8d per lb lemon -1., 10a per lb Burbot, is 4 per lb; brill, Is per tb? whiting, 6d per lb ¡oe,br, p!: lr .d; 6d to 8d per lb fresh and dried haddock, 4d per lb; crabs, 4d to 6d each mackerel, 4d to 6d each shrimps, 6d per qt. PRODUCE. London, Saturday. SURar: Refined good. riteady but quiet; foreign refined quiet; b?t %i2à tmd?Ms 3d se U?rs* Me bï;j I buyers; July sold at 100 5 £ d. Coffee quiet; Rio, May, 670 sellers, 65- 6d buyers. Tea, rioe, and hem Itered. Oild Linmed, 20? Ö:"4.r 20. 7?; u:: 21s 3d O. 21s ;-r:: fined, 17s 9d to 18s 6d turpentine. 21a 10M petroleum, American, 6Jd; Russian, &|d to W. MEAT. London, Saturday.—Beef: Trade slow. The quotations were as follows: Scotch long sides, 4a to 4s 4d; short sides, 48 4d to 48 8d; English sides, 4s 2d; United States sides, Liverpool killed, 3s 6d to 3s 8d, and Deptford killed, 3. 6d to 3s 9d; American bind quarters, 3s 8d to 4s 2d; fore quarters, 2a to 2s 4d. Mutton: Trade quiet; Scotch, 4s 8d to English, 4s 4d to4s 8d: German, 4s 4d to 4s 6d;' New Zealand, 3s to 3b 2d; Sydney, Is 6d to Is 10d. Is IOd. BUTTER. Caraartben, Saturday.—There was a fall supply of butter at our market ttdfl ::r sold btúIN 8M to ma;t pe; according to quality. Cork, &tur-Ordm&L Firsts, 66s Seconds, 62s; Thirds. 49s Fourths, 38e. Mild- cured Srkms: SnperSne, 74s Fine, 66a i Mild, 5%. In market: 395 &ki..d 177 .ildL FISH. Grimsby, Beturisy.-About fifteen smacks and eight steamers arrived with a poor supply. There was a fair demand. The following were the quotationsSales, 1R 2d to 18 4d turbot, 4d to 7d; brills, 5cI to 8d lobsters. Is 9d sabnon, 18 Ilid per lb plaice, as to 3s; lemon soles, 48 to 6s; live halibut, 4e to 6s ditto aead,3sto 5sper stone; lire liny, 3s to Ss; ditto dead, 2s to 4s; live cod, 5s to 6s ditto dead, 2s 6d to 58 oseh bake, 351 to 80s Mve oood. flsb, 20s tc 22s per score; kit haddoekt, Ss to 7. per box. HAY AND STRAW, 1.0-, S?t.Mdty.—Faittnpptieo on 0", bnt the ?d was quiet. PricesBest elorer 90a to 1150 iDforbr, 60a to ON be:d' 60. to 9W inferior, Kt tt tt,; NttuM, '?< K 90e;MdBtttw.l5.toMtp.t!<?L HIDE AND SKIN. Newport, Friday. Hides: HimnfnrJm 951b. &ad upw&nu 4gd to 5a to 941 ? to ?'O?Me. ?STT? ?''?"'?" 851b?'t? 0- 4 Pjr lb 7%to 84EW, 4"V tiA Mlbbe; ?toMlb., 3<d to Md p? ;MS S?h.? 3<d to ?d ptt &, 55811Iad, W b; <ttt.<&. 3M to MdTXS;?3SC 24d per lb ditto warbled, Od to Od per lb I heavy cuts and warbled, 3id to Od per lb ■ ditto medium, Od to Od; ditto light, 3|d to Od per lb ir.gulan, Od t* M per lb; kipa, 1st, Od per lb; 2nd, Od per lb. lb; ki? tt? 171b. an d upward., 44 to Od per lb 121b to 161b, 5M to M lb 91bt to lUba, 51d t* Od per Ft, under 91bs, 5id to Od per lb; cut and irre- gular, 4gd to Od per lb; casualties, Od to M per lb. Wools. XX 7s 6d, X 6a 6d, A1 5s 64 A 4s 4d. B 3. 7d, C 2s 8d, D Is 84, 1st pelts. Is 3d, 2nd ditto 9d. A lambs 2s 6d, B ditto Is lad, C ditto Is Id. Merino 3s 7d, half-breds 4s IOd. Forward price to Wednesday Wools. XX 7s 6d, X 6. 6d, Al 5s 64, A 4s 44, B 3s 7d, 0 2s Sd, D b 8d. 1st pelts Is 34. 2nd ditto 9d. A lambs 2s 6d, B ditto IK 9d, C ditto Is Id. Merinos 3s 7d, half-breds 48 10d. F-t- B.B. 2d, B.M. 2d, secends lid, common lid. Bristol, Saturdsy.- Hides: 931bs and UJl. wards, Od to Od per lb (American), 44d and 4?d to Od per lb 831bs to 92!b?" Od to Od ?r lb (American), 4M and 4M to Od per !b: 73lbs to 821bs, Od to Od per IIi (American), 41d and 41d to Od per Ib 631be to 721bs, Od to Od per lb (American), 32d and 401 to 04 per lb; brands, Od to Od per Ib (American); 541b to 621b, 3gd to 3id per lb; Kibe and under, 3|4. to Sid pei- lb cows, 631bs and above, Ogl to 3M per lb; light, 3id to 31d per lb; bulls, 3d te M per Ib heavy cats and warbled, 3id to 94 per lb light ditto, Ji<l to Od per lb; irregular, 3^4 to Od per lb. Catf-?kuM 171bs and pw.rd., 3?d to Od per Ib 121bs t. 161b., bid to Od per fg bdeílt, ¡Stetools'l:delt:: 5d to Od per lb cnt and irregular. 31d to 8d per lb; chance, Od per lb. Horse hi?. 10, 9d, 14s 3d, 15s 6d, 16s 3d, 17s 64. 1st kips, aid per lb 2nd kips, 2Jd per lb. Fat: Mut.t.s 2H, beef lid, rough lid, sweet beef 2,d. Pelts, B 7d, A Is 4d. I^ambs, C 7d, B Is 5d, A 2s Id, X 2s 9d. Forward price to Thursday:- Pelts, B 7d, A Is 5d. Lambs, C 7d, B Is 5d, A 2s Id, X 2s 9d. Fat 1^4, lid, 21d, sweet beef 21d. LONDON METAL MABKET. LONDON, Saturday. The activity and excitement which have prev vailed on this Exchange during the week con- tinue, and, although t;.e is no official market en Saturday*, consideruble dealings have taken place to-day. A largo business is reported in copper at 10s to 15s advance, with three months at £ 45 to £ 45 5s, and a moderate quantity of tin has changed hands, prices being fully 5s higher at RM 12a 6d cash and zC67 three roonths, and at these figures a steady tone prevails. LIVERPOOL METAL MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Saturday. .t The Glasgow pig iron warrant z-kt -ic 8tron, and a large b,i- has been 80ne at higher pri088. Scotch 43s 8d, 43a 10d, 44.. to 44s 3d Cleveland 35s 64, 358 9d, 35s lOci, to 36s Cumberland, 44s. 44s 3d. 44. 4d, to 44s 6d ?llid-, ffi br, 42. 6d, 42s 9d, 42. 10,1, to 43?. ip,,nt. 1-t wek were 8,205 to. as ,.i..t 6,371 tons for the orresponding week last year. Copper excited and advancing-£41 17s 6d, jc42 5s, £42 10., S'43, and £ 43 7s 6d prompt; £ 42 6s 3d, JE42 13s 9d, 942 188 9d, fA3 88 9d, -and jC43 16s 3d iorward. Tin nry strong ..d atiffei.g-RM 128 6d. JE65' 10s, ? ?jS6, M< ??6? Ms prompt? X65 i.0ø6dJ5iõs £ 66 a:, 19: gd t:i forward. English ingots (co_en), jem to Em 106. Lead steady-English, £ 10 to £10 2& 6d bp"'h' £ 9 17s 6d. SpeUer stronger-£14 511 t< £ 14 7s 6d. Silver steady, closing at 30|d. Tin-platee.—There is a better feeling in the market and more business has been done, but prices remain much the same. Some Bessemer steel cokes IC 14 by 20 have been done at 9s 6d, 9s 7Jd, and 9s 9.1 f.o.b. Liverpool, and 9.,9. lid, 9.3d, and 9s4idf o.b. Wales; wasters 14 by 20 Bessemer steel cokes, full weights, at 8s 10M. and 9. Hd f.o. b W.Is, Md 9. 4?!. 9. 6d, Md 9. 7M t:t Li,.rp-1, .d l00i:'o ted14y7 20 at So 9d, 8a 10, and 9s f.o.b. Wales, and 9s 1, 9s 3d, and 98 4Jd f.o.b. Liverpool Bessemer steel cokes IC 14 by 191 at 98 6d and 98 74d f.o. b. Wal. and IC 14 by 1M at 9. 3d, 9. 4;d, dd 9sI 6d l:.b. biral Md Siemens-Martin steel coke. IC æ by 10 at 13s 6d, 13. 72d, 13.9d,-d 13s 10d f.o.b. W.& nomina l quotation being fr IC 14 by 20 B:=:rq:tk:s W 1 ?, 9g :J9s1:dy Mvl 9. 6d f.b. Wales, and Siemens-Martin ?t-I cokes 9? 3d, 9s 4, 9s 6d, 9s 9d, and 10.?, f.o.b. Wales, and cheap elmrcoau 9d, 10" and 100 3d f.o.b. Wales, and ordinary chwoual- 10s 6d, 108 9d, 11s, and 118 3d, and best charcoals 11s 6d, 11. 9d, 12s; 12s 3d, 12s 6d, 12s 9d, and 13s, and 13s 6d, 13s 9d, 14&, 14s 6d, and 15s f.o.b. Wales terne-plntos IC 20 by 28 Bessemer steel charooals 17K 9d, Its, and 18s 3d, and better grades ISs 6d, UIK 9d, and 19s f.o.b. Wales, and Siemens-Martia steel charooals 19s 6d, 19s 9d, 20s, and 20s 3d to 20s 6d, and better grades 21s, 21a 34, .21s 6d, to 22Ii f.o.b. Wales. BALTIC REPORTS. LoNwN Saturaay. There is a considerable demand for May tolle from the Azof, but ete&m- in thi. position are very scarce, and rates daily advancing; 15R ?" d yesterday and 15s 6d t:.d:J new 16s is t.1 I f- lack rf: and the -.b. are, -gequently, strone. River Plate firm. American: Northern rauv-Grain remains at 2s 10d. Gulf ports quiet. Phos- phates firm. Sugar wall maintained Ore: ,SUBge:drq: i:quogbi change: demand quiet. Rice ports steady Fixtures: Petunio, 11,300 quarters. MaJ. 13s 6d, any 14s, Hamburg from the Danube; steamer Cereda, 15th of June, ()d? lis, Nimlsief 12s, London, Antwerp. or Rotterdam; st,amer Gindetry, 20th of June ?mlling, Å M 6d my, 13a ¡fb::I/Ä:U8-:e1=: Bombay to ?MiUee. !S9d*' "? '?*' i Bo.ub& Baltic to-dy the market WM stœdy on the part of holders, notwithstanding the easier advi?s from America. The d_d, however was not ? aobvo. Plate sailers afloat ::b:a:tn:b:et"==: offerh at approximate market value. CalifomÎ&D& prompt 26e 3d quoted steamer white Kurraehoe June-July sold at 24s; Russians held at late rates. Maize steady 228 10id sellers prompt steamers mixed American, and for Plato steamers July-August 20s 3d wanted, 20s value. Barley firm 15. 6d refusing May-Jane and 15s September-October. In beans business is still impracticable, owing to the high quotations from Alexandria. RELATIVE VALUE OF FEEDING STUFFS. BATE. £ » s. d. II. Whett.EnjtMt 21 4 per 6041b. 4 10 Wheat, Australiaa 2& 6 „ 4%)b. 5 10 Wheat, Manitoba 28 3 „ 4961b. 6 4* Barley, English 20 5 „ 4001b. 5 8 Barley, Black Sea 16 0 „ 4161b. '4 48 Oa?. E.,glih 14 3121), 5 3 OAtM, Russian I 4 81 M 3wlb. 5 1 Mo..r.Le*tho-Tm???"?22 ?2M)? 8 1 BrMt. 75 0 Tn3 9 Pollard 00 0 „ TOD. 4 0 Barley Meal 100 0 „ Ten. 5 0 Maize, OND.. 22 60 4801b. 5 11 B_ S.Lidi 25 0 „ 4801b. 5 10 p?, Baltic 1 6 „ 6041b. 5 7 Mnmed,Catexttt?'? 36 0 ?410)b? 9 =. Lmdon pure 120 0 „ T? 6 0 g¡¡:;=: = 100 g 6 g 67 6 „ Too. 3 6 The price* of Engliah wbeat, barley, and oat* in the forzog,,E=t?.b=;,r dI't official averages,.and the other prices m from the It..t holftw. quotations. In order to arrive at the retail prices, the intermediary profits -md the expenm of b?dhng "ould be !Td.d to the bbl.-I? p?i- published bo-.

Y GWIR YN ERBYK Y BYD. THE RATIONAL JglSTEDDFOD OF WALES, 1895, WILL BE HELD IS TUB MARKET NEW jp AVI LION LLANELLY o. JULY 30 AND 31, AUGUST 1 AND 2 OVER 91250, WILL BE GIVBN IN PRIZES. (.HIKF CHORAL COMPETITION, PRIZE 00 SECOND DITTO DITTO. PRIZE £ oO XAUE VOICE DITTO, PRIZE ao GREAT BRASS BAND CONTEST, PBIZE tM ALSO COMPETITIONS FOB CONGKBGATIONAL CHOIRS, JUVENILE CHOTRH. FEMALE CHOIRS ORCHESTRAL BAND, &c., &e., OPEN TO ALL COKERK. SPECIAL RAILWAY FACILITIES FROM ALL PARTS. Full h^tiddiii of aD Ce-npetitiooa, Prim, an CwidiMom to he had in the List of Snbjwto, a ft* of tto Beaonl Bditton of whiolt Mil « r hwd, fnf M., bf pott 7d. To b. oMaiaad from tito;?; ampaw Bwnfanr. W. WHJONB. OrweSehl vm*: j .i",

The local Government Board have decided to grant th? provisional order applied for by thm Urbmt Di??triet Council of Caerphilly power to acquire by compulsion oertain lands in the parishes of Bedwas and Rudry, on which to dispose of the æwage of their dis- trict. The lauds required to be taken are -fully set out in a attached to the order, which will repuire confirmation by Parliament before it can be put into force. DOWN AND SON FOR FURNITIME-Thel.,ged and cheapest cabinet manufacturers by machinery in Wales. Immense stock to select from. Carriage paid on all orders alx.,e £10. or deliver free in their own vano. Illustrated Catalogues free on applica- ticu.—Steam Cabinet Works. Huth-street. Swansea. Messer and the Brothers Crocker are leaving the all whites, they having thrown in their lot with the old Danvgraig Club, which is about to be resuscitated. MR FREK^, Duke-street, Crdiff, b to t.t. tllRl:e ;t¡Kpi;ot;b r;:¡; tr, Studim As may be seen from an advertisement in another column, Maxhen Eisteddfod will be held on Whit Tuesday, when a chief choral prize of £20 will be competed for. Special cheap trains will be run for the occasion. 3NEW Trki.h Btb., All.l.t.-Ii, Neatb, open d.,Iy Ladies. T.?9d?y, U;r At the Maritime Colliery, Pontypridd, on Saturday morning, a haulier, named Jones, 22 years of age, was killed by being run over by a tram. It appears that the shackle-plate broke and the deceased fell down. and that before he oould escape the tram went over him. RtN-umatic Cure.—Why Suffer when you Can be Cured of Rhco-natie Gout, Sciatica, and Neuralgia. Hcrdreds of testimonial.—Send measurements of seeks, with 10. 6d., to Phil Phillips, Jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 3711.1 Michael Doody, a cattleman on board the Boston City, an American liner, was sent to prison for two rnontta by the Swansea magis- trates oil Saturday for stealing all opera glass four gold rings, and other articles from No. 221, Carmarthen-road, where he liad lodged for one night. SIEDL-I, BROS, Swansea, th. Best Photo- graph*. 6744 At the weekly meeting of the Newport Board of Guardians on Saturday, Colonel Lyiie (the chairman) reporxl that he had consented to aot temporarily as chairman of the building committee. The committee had met several times, and had prepar«l a list of recommenda- tions. They suggested that the land fronting Stow-hill recently purchased from Lord Tre- degar should fm utitised for the purposes of the rew board rooIl, meeting-place, &c.. and that architects should be invited to seud in plaus forthwith, the committee offering £ 30 for the approved plan and B15 for the stoond. Thf Chainnan added that the old house required re-modelling, and a very large sum could be spent upon it. If th" suggestions of the rom- mittee were carried out it might mean aJl t'x- penditure of from 25,000 to £ 10,000. On the suggtt>tion of the chairman, di-süu6sion upon the proposals was postponed for fortnight. Mr. CBAFMAN-S PHOTOGRAPHS are the favourites, they do not fade. 27337 AacHER's "Onr American Cousin" Brand is allowed by connoisseurs to be the finest flavoured smoking Tobacco ever offered to the Public In Tins. and Packets only; Cigarettes. L11306 Among the names of those who wciv. success- fid in pacing the intermediate examination of the Incorporated Law Society recently held in I. (I.. of Mr. Trevor J. Shackell, of 191, Newport-road, Cardiff. Mr. Shackell is articled to M<>srs. Morgan and,Scott, Cardiff. Particulars have just been published of the pauperism of the country on January 1. On that day Mon- n-outhshiie had 1,553 indoor paupers, South Wales 4,180, North Wales 1,747, total 7,480; outdoor pauper*: Monmouth 10,086, South Wales 32.003, North Wales 18,377, total 60,466. Cardiff Union had 1,170 indoor and 3,324 outdoor paupers. On Sunday after the evening servioo a public meeting was held a4 St. Peter's Guild- hall, Cardiff, under the autoes of the St. Peter's Branch of the Total Abstinence League of the Cross. The Rev. J. Hayde, president of the branch, who occupied the chair, traced the progress of the St. Peter's Iraucii of the league, and the Rev. Stuart Mills dlivereù all address, after whid. he unfurled the new banner for the branch. The banner, which is made of green silk, with silver letterings, bears the title of the league, and ali*> porteitd of Cardinal Mallnill and leather Hayde ou the front aud back respec- tively. TIll: election of high-constable for Caerphilly Higher takes place at Merthyr to-day (Mon- day). As Mr. Thomas Jenkins, J.P., of Pan't, has expressed himself willing to bold the potfitiou for another year, it 1Hay be taken for granted that he will be re-appointed. e- illg that the East Glamorgan Agricultural Show to be l",ld iu the au'tumu at Merthyr, :t is generally felt that there is absolutely aio one who could more appropriately fill the office. The interment took ptace last week at the Monmouth Cemetery of the remains of Mr. W. M. Teague, who«e ronneetiou with Mon- mouth dated back over 36 Vears. As landlord of the Barley Mow, as aecretarv of the Mon- moutl, Licensed Victuallers^ Association, oI which he was one of the promoters, as a Free, r i in(-inber of the local ?p 3' ti V", "t,iti? wliil, 1,, 1,,d  juwociated -fr 21 years, ],,? WaR always esteemed and appreciated for his services. A I.,g? i.umber of Freomt?OM a?d a detachu?nt of local VOIWI«OCN attended the hm"ral.