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SOUTH WALES TRADE REPORTS. CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, M.?dy, As was anticipated, the steam coal market t-d: ,? opened arm in ?) d- ".?tments. and -I t"e P,14".?e is pM-ceptibty increa? prices for prompt shipment had a. distinct npward tendency, the same remark equally applying In Monmouthshire semi-bituminons sorts. Honse coals were in good request, notwith- standing the warm weather, and there was an activo demand for No. 3 Rhondda and No. 2 Bliondda coals. Patent fuel and coke values were maintained. Pitwood prices were firm and advancing. It was reported that a large colliery tirm at the Docks had accepted a ten- der for 50.0M) tons of pitwood to be delivered over the year at 22, 6.1 for ordinary pitprops. and .'5s for special rsizes. Thi, annonncement naturally increased the stability of the market, and other large contracts at similar pric., are ctated to be under negotiation. ( losing prices :-Beart steam coal 228 6d to 2s Cd. eecondt 20s to 21s 6d, drys 18. to 19s: be^t steam smail 16. 6d to 168 9d, second, 158 9d to 16s 3d. drys and other inferior sorts from 14s 9d to 15.9; best Monmouthshire large f* 218. ""conti, 1S! to HI. 3d; No. 3 Rhondda •arise 22s M t Ui. brush 20s to 21., and small 188 6d to 19s: No. 2 Rhoiicld:- large 17. to 17. 6(1. through and through 15s, and t-mall 14. to Ms 6d; patent fuel 21. to 22, 61. according to brand; special foundry r-oke 37s to 38< foundry 3 6d to 33. 6d. and furn-we 30s to 31s 6d per ton-above quotations are all f.o.b.. cash in 30 day.. less 2) pr cent. Pitwood 27s to 28> Iron ore: Best Rubio 20s to 20s 6d. and Tafna 19. 3d to 19s 6d per ton c.i.f. The outward frnght market appeared to be a .hade! brighter. Orders, particularly for Mediter- I ranean ports, are very numerous, the only drawback being the ontinfted Fcarcity of coal and the consequent long loading tarns. BRITON FERRY. Trade at the iron, steel, and tin-plate works in this district continues in a prosperons state. Last week the production in all branches wa? norm?!. and the importation nt Mme ?rge cargoes of i?n ore from Spain angnrs well for the fntnre activity of the iron ind steel industry. The hipping tude wM ke?e,.Ily brisk. SWANSEA. I A good deal of improvement is shown in the trade of the port during the past week, the return- showing an increase of 20.000 tons over the corresponding week of last year. The ooal and fuel trade' were active, and the shipment of tin-plates above the average, whilst the imports were 8a.ti.factory, The imports inclnde-Franoe 1.330 tons pitwood and 200 tons general. Spain 67 tons arsenical ore. 1.159 tons copper ore. and 2,200 tons iron ore, Norway 595 tons pitwood, Holland 300 tons tin shearings, Rufsis 2.335 tons bar.ey, Argentine Republic 2,887 tone wheat. New York 192 tons general. Shipments of ooai-France 17,111 tons, Sweden 2.368 tons. Russia 2.900 tons, Germany 5.338 tons, Oape of Good Hope 3.360 tons. Ban Francisco 3,000 tons. United States 3,060 tons, and home ports 8,561 tons: patent fuel—Franoe 2,260 tons. Russia 1.000 tons, Italy 2.800 tons, and Algeria 5.100 tons. Imports, 17,743 tons; exports, 66.858 tons; and total trade 83.601 tons, oompared with 77,719 tons the previous week and 62,972 tons the corresponding period of last year. Shipments of coal. 48,018 tons; patent fuel, 11.160 tons; and tin-plates and general goods. 6.680 tons, the latter including-Franoe 237 tons, Copenhagen and St. Petersburg 1.200 tons, Germany 500 tons. Holland 6CO tons. Portugal 500 tons. United States 1.123 tons, and home ports 2/60 tons. Shipments of tin- plates 64.409 boxes, and receipts from works 86,769 boxes. Stocks in the dock warehouses and van" 236,879 boxes, compared with 213.239 boxes last Saturday weoek. and 249,488 hoxes at the corresponding date last year. To load in this trade in the current week—Wells City for New York, Sar- pedon for China, Ac., Pavia for Mediterranean ports, Paris and Mauritius for Nantes and Bordeaux, City of Berlin for Hamburg, Jotun for Rotterdam, and Pluto for Antwerp. Vessels in dock: Steam 31. sail 79; total. 110. Imports: Pig iron 2,371 tons, scrap iron, Ac., 937. rails 234 iron ore 2.200. copper ore 1,327, arsenical ore 67, pitch 642. manure 105, arsenic 53, tin shearings 300, building material 358. grain 5,675. hay 45, potatoes 117, pi'wood 1,925, sundries 1.387. Exports: Coal. 48,018 tons; patent fuel, 11.160 tons; tin-plates and general goods, 6,680 tons. SWANSEA VALLEY. The crisis in the tin-plate industry gives cause for mnch uneasiness just DOW, What with the tin-plate millmen's request for the 5 per cent. advanoe, the sheet mill hands' dissatisfaction with the new rates recently agreed upon, the annealers pressing for an all-round increase for that class of work, and the tinhouse men's agitation for a uni- form 3d. per box, matters are unfortunately in a turmoil. A couple of the mills at the Midland Works are idle, and will remain so for some weeks longer, as several sections of the machinery connected therewith are being renewed. The men, however, will in the mean- time be allowed to share the work at the Morriston seven mills in six hours' shifts. The one mill idle at the Dyffryn will soon be in readiness to resume operations. At the other works in the valley the same number of mills are operating as on the preceding week. Continued briskness is exhibited at all the steel-producing establishments. Next month will see another 5 per cent, advance In wages conoeded to the st-I ..rk?rs' Dur- ing the past month prices of tin b-. ad- ?.need but slightly compared with the m? responding month of the first p,ter of the year. The l'-du,ti n at the new ulphate of copper works at Llansamlet will be com- menced this week. The rapidity with which the concern h. been brought i te perfected state is mrtainly due to the activity and en?gv disp'ayed by the general manager, Mr. Henry A ?tey. The "It,r n?1 =1 eet??blit!h-nt,? ar working on the lines as reported last week, and the same assertion applies to the Mannesmann Tube Work. and the blast furnaces adjacent. Silver and the other refractory ore concerns are doing fairly well. Collieries are in active operation throughout the district. As yet the monthly holiday hy not been dispensed with, only about four .Ili?Ti. bi.g ,t work on the first Monday in the month. tbe;e being situated in the bituminous locality. NEWPOKT COAL TTIADE. The quantity of coal exported from Newport fir the \»e?U enled May 5 was as follows: j }\}reign. :;{}875; coast,jfle, 1f)9t 1°"8.

Bar row, Monday.—Hematite makers still qnote E6s to 90s per ton net f.o,\¡, for mixed Bessemer numbers, and warrant iron is at,! 84s Id net cash sellers, penny less buyers, j Makers are too fully sold forwi to undei- 1 take my prompt deliveries, and warrant bares are, therefore, heinct reduced week by week, the reduction ince the beginning of the vo?ir ))em?ovfr85.000ton! The t,,ai. i, te?l i, ,nd he,, s- -d iigh. ,,ii- ar, in strong demand ?i f 11 and orders are ry Ile ?y rails ire at S7 fOs. an(i ,,ip pl-t at ,,7,? 6?l. kll sorts of st?l art-, in good Cemand. nd the mills am very bn'v Sh ipbuild?r. ery Ictive C--i and eOL-e n brisk demand at full prices.

CARDIFF TRAMWAYS. At a meeting of the Cardiff Finance C, i mittee on Monday, the Borough Treasurer repor;cd that he had received from the Public Works Loan C'ommifcsioners £ 25.000, part of a I sum of £ 100,000 which the corporation bad, decided to borrow at Zi per cant, interest for tramway purposes-It was decided that in the meantime the money should be placed against the bank overdraft, for which the cor- poration are paying 4 per cent.

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NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. I CHESTER, Monday. The programme put forward for the open- ing afternoon will no doubt be productive of some interesting racing. The arrival list is a good one, and fields of average strength ehould be seen at the post. My selections are: — Oestrian Selling Welter—DULCEMONA. Mostyn Two-Ycar-Old Pla-te-LA ROSEERPI COLT. Wynnstay Handioap—FLAVUS. Stamford Two-Year-Old Plate PHAN- TASSIE COLT. Eaton Plate-ST. BEURRE. Belgrave W«Iter—QUASSIA. VENATOR.

"SPORTSMAN" AUTHENTIC STARTING PRICES. ROTHEBHAM MEETING. Horse. Jockey. Sportsman. CHESTERFIELD SELLING (4). Lough Arrow (HaaMU). 7 to 4?g ,Lough U;iÏURDLE (6). 4 ag Lady Iinthorpe (Taylor) 7 to 4 ag ROTHERHAM HANDICAP (3). Granuale (Mr W Blissell) 2 to 1 ag ECCLESFIELD SELLING (7). Truth (Owner) 7 to 4 ag HOLMES PLATE (4). DearaIayer (Owner) 13 to 8 on RANMOOR STEEPLECHASE (41. Efcortbread (Owner) 6 to 4 on The above prices are identical with those published in the Bacing Calendar."

SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM MEETING. L0-71M CHESTERFIELD SELLING STEEPLE- CHASE PLATE of 40 eovs, for four year olds and upwards; weight for age; winner to be sold for óO Dove. Two miles, over the Steeple- h Cmrs. I )fr;ugh Anow, gd. 12- 31» Haesall 1 Mr Bell's Golden Qarts, 5yra, list 101b Owner 2 Mr Goodson's Ada, 5yrs. list 101b Codd 3 Wr Haime's Starch. 6yrs, 12st 31b Hogan 0 Winner trained by HasBr.ll. Betting-4 to 4 agst Golden Quartz. 7 to 4 agst Lough Arrow, 3 to 1 agst Starch, and 10 to 1 apt Ada, Won easily by twelve lengths; a bad third. 2.30—The FITZWILLIAM HANDICAP HURDLE RACE PLATE of 50 sovs; winners utra, Two mil?. over hurdlm. Mr Wiener's Liady Linthorpe, oyrs, list. 61b II Taylor 1 Mr Godson's Sarah. 4yrs, list 91h Mr W Gale 21 Mr W Bissill's Milltown. 6yrs, list 1:;¡' Owner 3 Mr J Steward's Christina, 4yrs, list 81b Lvali 0 Ur T Longworth's Macbriar, aged. list 71b Owner 0 Mr J Thompson's Dobbie, 4vrs, list lil) Thornton 0 I Winner trained by H Taylor. Batt-ing-7 to 4 agst Lady Linthorpe. 3 to 1 agpt I Ramh, 7 to 2 agst Dobbie, 6 to 1 agst Christina, 8 to 1 a*st Milltown, and 10 to 1 agst Macbriar, I Won by a length; two lengths between the ?nd and third. ;elWl:R.ø.U{ HANDICAP STEEPLE, CHASE PLATE of 80 sots; winners extra. Two miles. Mr .Tolland's Granuale. aged, lat 7Ib Mr W Biaeell 1 Mr Daniel's Queen's Reign. 5yrc, list 2Jb II Taylor 2 Mr Goodall's Settee, aged, 12st 41b Hassall 0 Winner trained by Joiland. Retting-«tl to 10 agst Settee, 2 t? 1 ant G? nuale, and 3 to 1 "r' Qu- Wig". Won by half a length. Settee fell, and broke a leg. He was subsequently destroyed. 3,30-The ECCLESFIELD SELLING HURDLE RACE of 40 sovs. for four year olds and up- wards; weight for age; maidens allowed 5lb; winner to be sold for 50 sovs. Two miles, over hurdles. Mr Brown's Truth. Sm, list 81b Owner 1 3f? Donaldson's Tra?lling r?d, 4yro, 10&t 121b Mr W Bisseil 2 Mr L..?? Wr V?' Bi-11 2 rwi..I, 4.,m, lo" Tb Mr Mason's Combe, 4yrs, lost 71b.W Pearse ° Mr J H Ja-ckson's Bareombe, aged, list 121b Mr W Jackson 0 Mr Shepherd's Tuscapeda. 4yrs, 10mat Wr R H Harper 0 IIr Lyle's Stodart's Blend, 4yr«, lost 7lb J Phillips 0 Winner trained by W Smith. Betting-7 to 4 agst Truth, 2 to 1 agst Travel- ling Lad, 5 to 1 aest Stodart.s Blend, and 10 to 1 apt any other. Won by three parte of a length; six lengths between the seoond and third. The winner was bought in for 75gs. 4.Tbe HOLMES STEEPLECHASE PLATE of 40 sovs, for four year olds and upwards; weight for age. Two miles, over the Steeple- oh.o. Course. Mr Sidney's Dearslayer, 4yrs, lOst 1211> Owner 1 Mr Robinson's Seeker, 5yra. list 7lb Wr J Sharpe 2 Mr Davy's Bonnie Lass, aged. 12at.Mr Dav*y 3 Miss Garbutt's Carlton Maid, 5,vrs. list 71b Mr R H Harper 0 Winner trained by Goodt. Betting-13 to 8 on Dearslayer. 4 to 1 each agst Seeker and Oariton Maid, and 10 to 1 ?gst Bonnie Lass. Won by eight lengths; three lengths between the seoond and third. 4,30-The RANMOOR STEEPLECHASE of 40 SOVS, for far year olds and upwards; weight for jvge; winners extra. Three miles. Mr Sidney's Shortbread, aged Owner 1 Mr Davy's Coolgardie, 6yre Mr Davey 2 Mr Dale's Cavalier, aged G Godwell 3 ::j:st;ei; d"M<; JG: I ELtting-4 to 4 on Shortbread, 2 to 1 against: Coolgardie, and 10 to 1 against any other. Won by two lengths; a bad third. TO-DAY'S RACING. Order of Runnin¡,-Heeley Steeplechase, 2.0; Wentworth Hurdie, 2.30; Selling Steeplechase,! 3.0; Maiden Hurdle, 3.30; Woodhoase Hurdle, ij 4.0; Sheffield Steeplechase, 4.30. EXTERES. HEEIÆ/ECHASE, aMr W H Walker's Moyfenrath, 5m .Mr H S Sidney's Titus, 4y-m aMr S J Bell's Scraps, 6yrs aMr R Davey's Bonny Lags, aged WOODHOUSE HURDLE. aMr O Brown's Truth, 5ym, 12,t 711.1 aYr R F Fosdick's Marsden Rock, 6yrs. 12st 51b aMr J M Kenworthy's Itainton. aged, 12st aMr A J Jotland's Oheckiuan. 4yrs, list 131b aMr G Howard's Alphaeus, aged, list 41b aMr H Symington's Esparto, 4ym, Iist aMr T J Longworth's Terminal, 4yrs. 10st 8H> &Mr C Shepherd's Taw-Pda, 4m. 16si 61b SELLING STEEPLECHASE. aMr P Daniel's Queen's Reign, Syr., 12st 7Ib aMr J Sharpe's Fool's Paradise, aged, 12st 71b aMr Harper's Lough Arrow, aged. 12st 51b aMr J M Kenworthy's Meadow Danoe. aged. 12rt aSar William Chayfor's Burton Pideaa, 5yrs, list lilb aMr A Robinson's Stella, aW. list 101b aWr R K Micklethwaite's Wonstou, aged, list 41b aMr R S Crompton's Unole John, aged, lift 31b vimr W H Walker's Emerald isle, 4.vn. lOst 21b ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Burton Pidsea, Breoon, Bonny Lass. Check- mate. Christina, Oariton Maid. Coragh Rill" Cill Dam, Country Life, Dobbie, Dearslaver Emerald Isle, Esparto, Fool' s Paradise. GranuaJe, r?dy Linthorpe. T?ugh A?w, M? briar, Marsden :il:: Moyfenrath, Meadow Danoe, Not There, Queen's Reign. Raintcn. Scraps. Ste!Ia. Sarah, Strangford, Snape. BeSer. Titug. Truth. Terminal, Tus- capeda, Uncle John. and Wonston.

CHESTER MEETING. TO,DA Y'S PROGRAMME. 2. 0-CF8TRIAN SELLING WELTER HAN-DI. CAP PLATE of 200 sovs; winners extra; winner to be sold for 100 OV, Five furlongs. lir R Brown'? Florio Fubattino. 5yrs. 9at lllb Mr Straihern's Lo ReD, aged, 9H ilib Vr E Percy's Vispera, 4yrs, 9õt 81b Mr W Loyt's Mincio, 6yrs, 9st 71b Mr W Johnston's Thyases. 3yrs. 9st 51b tti- J Piatt's Planndcs, 3yrs, 98l dh Mr R HjuTwr's Mack. 6yrs, 9st 31b Ir T Cnnnon's Corylus. 3yrs, 93t 31h Ir Farmers Harry Monmouth, aged, 9st Mr Imbricata's Oration, ,'r5, 9.t Mr T Miller's Patching. 4yrs, 9st fr W Alderson's Yusteorado, 3yrs. 8st 91b Wr Cott*ri!l s Little Doabt, 4yrs. est 9:b [Mr H Hirdy'a Stillness, 4yrs. 8it 81b Mr C Craig's Winnipeg. 3yr. 8st 81b Mr F Hardy's Dul?Luona, 3yrs, 8st 8>b Mr J Collins's The M?jor. 3yr8. 8?t 81b Mr F Hardy's Wee Joe, 4yrs, 8st 71b I Mr F Day's Jam Jar, 3yrs, Set 61b Mr W Robinson's Loupeau. 3yrs. Sst. 61" Mr T Jordan's Humerus. 4yrs, est 6tb r E Percy's Solix, 4yrs, est SIb Mr C Peton's Contraband, 3yrs, 8st 21b Mr J)oheW- Palmar. 3yrs, set Col Fen-A-ick's Golden Apple, 3yrs, 8F;t Mr Troyana filly. 3yrs. 88t T'() BTiV. 6vrs. 9.' Ilb. won Prinre "f W.I. Welter Handicap 5 furlonee). May 3. 1899. TRIAL.—THE MAJOR best Sonata colt, and TVirae ftlly. flte Parlongs. 2.30-Tho MOSTYN TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATF of 200 SOTS; colts 9st, Allies and geldings flst lllb; winners extra; maidens allowed 31b; breeding allowanms, second 7D lon, Five furlongs. Mr J Mucker's Britta. flUy, 9st 3:b I 1fr J Musker's La Rosiere eolt. 9st 31b Mr C Faweett's Snaefel. 8rt lllb Mr J M'Donald's Sultenees eolt. Bgt lllb Mr W Oakeley's Antonelli's Bit lllb Duke of Portland's Pyperstone. 8-t lllb Mr G Rayner's Nordrach. 8!t ltlb H.R.H. tfae Prinee of Wales's Carolina Duck, 3ft 81b Mr F Cartwright's Tattooed Lady, got 81b Ldrd Cowley's Nitouche, 8st. Olb Lord Cowley's Pirate Queen, 8st 81b Col M'Ullmont'3 I?!e of Man. 8st 8!b I ;I:nn\o :s,:l:I1;81Ot 8ib Sir J Miller's Countess Macaroni filly. Ezt ,1> "ir J Miller's Quoen Adelaide filiv, Sot SIb Mr L Klleray. E., 81h Mr Pochard's r,Ü0 fill v. 2 81 b Prince Solhrkofr'3 ¡;m1r3.Dl!8. Spt 81, Princ? Thishe. 8st Sib Lord Wolverton's Borrowdale, Sft Eil) rPrirce Melton. 8st 7'10 Mr Docrjrett'fl Callcnin Boy. P^t 71b Mr J Dyer's SnndVtsr. 8ft 71 n ^fr J Drer'i Irish Idyll. 8st 7 b Mr W TiOyt's Bnruchio, Sst 71h Mr Lewis's Aveshr.. filly. Set 71 h Duk« of Portland'? Pabot, 85t 7!b I Mr 1?' Tbsodecion. 8«t Mr Vyner's Jungle Crow, Sot 71b 'fr TGpnti,,n;1, 8st 4lb Lord Co"entr'. Fng-arth. 8e 41b ?!? H F*s«y's P" Se. 8"t 41b Mr G Fawtfett's BM'ni, 8t 4!b ICapt Fentherstorehansh's C,-nh,k. 8.1 41b 1 Grrer'? n:1nir!l.h 1i. P?t elli rr W J"b.rstone'e Kerryd,e, 8st 4!b i Col M'Cn'monf- Phonetics colt. 8,t 411> Mr A Steiall's Esaltation. Sat 41" Mr R F Tod's Bending LiI" 8Rt 4th Mr T Wa<ow'fi Mi^^ank. 8st 41b 3. 0—The WYNNSTAY lEr "DICAP PLATF of 4^0 sovs. added to a sweepstakes of 10 sovs each for ?tarters; second 20 sovs. One nrle and a halt'. Lord Crewes Saint Lundi, 4yrB .t Mr H King's School Girl. 4yr., 8?t 91b Mr E Carlton's Fl, Sy,, 86t 81b Mr W Whi-? 'y"?p,ctrum. 43,r?, 8.t 61h M? jLit t" C" '-Pi". 'yr., ?,t 61b I Mr E Percy Harvest Money, ad, 8st 11b Mr D The Beetle. 4vrs, 7st 131b Mr Kincaid's Tourin, 4yrs. 7st 131b Mr W Oakeley's Peseta. 4yrs. 7st 2!b Mr Vyner's Queen of the Netherlands. 3yrs. F., 13.The STAMFORD TWO YEAR, OLl) I PLATE of 200 sovs; colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8st lllb: winners ertra; 8foond 10 sovs. Five furlong?. Mr J Muaker's Stole colt. get 71b Mr R Croker's Ballinagarde. 9st Mr Dobell's Jeannie colt, 9.t. Col Fenwick's Reahanded. 9st Mr H Frederick's Phanta^sie -it. 90t Mr Mosenthal's Spanish Hero, 9st Mr Mosenthal's Sea Dog. 9st Mr Mosenthal's Bravissima -It. get, Mr L Pilkington's King Dunmail, 9I!t Duke of Portland's Zetland. 9st. Lord Rosebery's Zurbaran, Opt. Mr Stedall's Mystic Moon. 9st Mr Teddy's The Rector. 9;t Mr J Wardell's Newt<Jwn. 9st Mr J Wardell's Armeath. 9st Mr F Alexander's K.K.K., 8st lllb Mr F Alexander's Gris;, 8et lllb Mr Beddington's Carmel'n gelding. &st lllb Mr C Blake's Belle Ninon, 8st lllb Mr E Courage's Gracie Kendal. 8st lllb Lord Cowley's Pirate Queen, 8st lllb Lord Cowley's Oblique, 8st lllb Mr G Fawsett's Tin Soldier, 8st lllb Mr X Fenwick's Ca>«-sine. 8.»t lllb Oapt Featherstonhaugh's Greenshank. 8st lllb Mr H Hardy's Ra^gy, 8st lllb Mr Heasman's Agnes Forager, 8st lllb rr Huntington's Hatchling, 8st lllb M 8 Joel's Fright. 8st lllb Mr T Leader's Fair and Fickle. Sst lllb Mr W Low Court Amour, &t lllb Mr J Miller's Miss Preston filly, 8st lllb Sir J Miller's Jodel, 8st lllb Mr Musker's Philomel filly. 8st lllb Nrr Norman's Qu^st. 8,t. lllb Mr Oakeley's Silverhampton. 8st lllb "r Pilkington's Central Fire. 8et lllb Mr R Stott's Oldham. 8;t. lllb Sir J Thnrsby's Lady Ravensbury, 8et lllb TRIAL.—Doris beat FRIGHT and Lady Kitty, five furlongs. 4. ft—EATON PLATE of 200 sovs; three-year- olds 8st 81b, four 9*t 101b, five and up- wards 9st 131b; allowances; second 20 SOTS. One mile. Lord Penrhyn's Rose Wreath, 4yrs, 9st 71b Mr C Blake's Elena. 4yrs, eet 91b Mr J Rutherford's Meiito, 4yrs, 8st 91b Mr F Hardy's St Beurre, 3yrs, 8st 81b Sir J B Maple's Petridge. 3YM, 8st 811 Mr W Oakeley's Fra Antonio, oyrs, 8st Sib Lord Penrhyn'? Caerleon, 3yrs, 8"t 81b Mr Wadlow's Broid Sanctuary, 3yr?, 8?t 51h Mr T Sherwood's Young Neville, 3yrs, 8st 31b Mr R Walker's Winkle, 3yrs. Set Lord Cadogan's Lxcelienza, 3yrs, Set 4,3BELGRAVE WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 200 sovs; second to reeeive 23 Mr "E Cohen's Gold Medallist, 5yrs, lost 31b ¡ Mr J Porter's Crowborougli, 4yrs, lOst Mr Oakeley's Doddington. 4yrs. 9.1. 131b Mr Cottrill's Sheet. Anchor. 5vrs. 9st 101b Mr E Carlton's Pindar. 4yrs. 98t 91b Mr F Alexander's Quassia. 4yrs. 9st 911> I Sir J Th" rlby's Trevor. 6yrs. 81h Mr C Blake's Split the Wind, 5yrs, 9st 61b Lord Lonsdale's Portebella, 6yrs, 9>1 61b Mr W Elsey's Postulas 5yrs. 9st 41h Sir E Vincent's Eulogy. 4m, 98t 21b Mr A Knowles's St. Frida filly. 4yrs. W 15'b ¡ Mr W Liddell's Wales. 6yrs. & 101b Mr L Thompson's Little Red Spinner, 3yrs. 8st 81b. M J Peard's Friar Buck 3yrs, 8st Slh Lorenzaccio, 4n., 8st 61b I Mr J Cannon's Mosul. 4yrs. 8-t, 61h Mr B Siever's Crane, 3y, 8st 61b Mr CS,,itb 5,rø ht 61b Mr F Hardy's Mise Ri?d.. 3yrs, St 5Ih 3.4rJR.!Ii?k Bonnet 3yr?, 8st 4!b Mr Vrner6 Queen of the Netherlands, 3vr«, Sot 41b Mr Vyner's Crow Tenter, 3VTS, 8st 51b Mr Wadlow's Broud Sanctuary. 3,s. 8st 31b Mr W Oakeley's Fra Artonio. 3yrs. 8-t 2!b Mr Kennedy's Greenca^^le, 3vrs. et, 21b Mr G Lambton's Rofee Deep. 3n., 801. rr Dobell's Saxilbv, 3yrs. 8st Baron Leonino's Damvsus 3vrs. 8st QUASSIA 3vrs. 9st 21b. won B"^frrave Welter Handicap 17 fl1r!oni!e\ M*v 2. le" TRIALS —-303 heat ROfõE DEFP, St Gal1. nd St Sq\"e. 7 furlongs. Bramley heat Thirl:-t;-ne POSTULA. Mnrtnaham. and Insu- lat"r f r],? 's. CE RkE b" bokr, 3 furlongs. }:ol'r." coir beat SWITCH. St. Avoya. and Glen Belle colt. 5! furlongs. fur!ong8, RrfUTCHI,\c;F;, All engagements—Gay BlrB8<1m" Deo;!na" tion. Desert Falcon. Flipper, and Fright. Ali Chester engagements where weights have apr*?ared—Brid^proom. Cber Cup—HerminiUB and Chubb. Ce«triaTi Welter—Wee Joe. Belgrave Plate—Miss Biddo. All Chester enga-gem^ntc—Doddington, At | 'nielli. Silverhnmpton, Switch, Dam.v<?us Lexi- oon and Corypheus. I' ARRIVALS. Adelina. Ashdod, ,ch:1nl!el. Btood San tuary, Bor.vhio, Beatrice R.. Dulcemona, El1f; ETcMlenya, F1rna. F?r-d March. Fr and Fi 'ki.. Fra At.,?io*Gr;?i. Grarie Kendal. Garoon. Golden Apple. Groensoonk. H-?-.1 Money. Irish Idyll. Lo Ben, La Rosiere ?',t. T?ren7?t,?io. Lumly Moor Lady Ravensbury, Minc¡o, rO"lIl. Meiito. Manners. Mark. Th Major, M'ntt3-!k, Muscovado, Murray, Millbank. Newtown. Oppressor. Oblique. Peseta, Phantassie colt, Petridge. Pirat? Queen. Philomel filly, Pyperstone, PoBtn1a, Qua-,i", Qun of tbe Netherlands. Rose Wreath. SnV.t the Wind. Sailby. Pt. Frida filly. Snaefel!. Schoolbook filly. St, .vigiii. .St.Troya?., I1n SoMier, Trevor. Young Neville. Veroscope, AVink.:e:l d Winnipeg.

Su<tness amrresrs* MAPLE & CO INVITE RESIDENTS IN CARDIFF, SWANSEA, NEATH. LLANELLY. NEWPORT, MERTHTB, PEMBROKE, BRECON, ABERYSTWITH, AND SOUTH WALES GENERALLY, WHEN IN LONDON, TO SPEND AN HOUR IN VISITING THE LARGEST FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN WITH ITS MANY ACRES OF SHOWROOMS, ART GALLERIES AND SPECIMEN ROOMS FIT.LF.n with NOVELTIES from ALL PARTS of the WORLD MAPLE & CO Every art)c]e :s legiblr marked in plain <tgurM at its lowest nett cash pric»—a preliminary "look round" does not involve the, s!i"Vitest responsibility to purchase and pnccs are much lower than where d<?=ifrns only can be Men and tka furniture made to order. Choice is offered from HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of POUNDS WORTH OF MODERN AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE. CARPETS. CURTAINS. DEOORATTV1 FABRICS, LINENS, CHINA AND GLASS. Comprising a selection such as can h. SEEN NOWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD FURNISHING AND DECORATING EXTORTS VISIT SOUTH WALES AND CAN BE CONSULTED FREE OF CHARGE BY APPOINTMENT MAPLE & CO TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD, LONDON. Ltna Smoke Lambert and BaUces Flaked Gold Leaf I | I Honey Dew Tohaooo, in packets and tins. Of all I Tobaooonists k. Dealers _h the kingdom

-Lo-, DON BETTING. Tber" was a fair amount of speculation upon tile (.luster Cup and Kempton Park Jubilee fr.ndicap. a feature the demand for Kenc-s^apr, Cljoscn. and Calvele.y for the former r-ice. Acain* t Goblet for the Jubilee 7 to t obtr4nable after 6 to 1 had been taken, and there were many inquiries for Clarehi-veu. Price?: — CHESTER CUP. 7 to 1 a ""t ReD!!1Iela<.>r. t 8 '0 1 Ch0S" t 8 to 1 Calveley. t 101 to I Oppressor, t 10 to) 1 — ninna Forget, t 12 to 1 — Veroscope. t 12 to 1 Manpers. t 1? '0 1 Baldtrr. t 12 to 1 Anreh1. t 1?. tO 1 — RiD()P1. t 16 to I rlIde Mac. t KEMPTON PARK JUBILKE. 7 to 1 at Goblet, t. after 6 to 1 t 10 to I — The Grafter, t 11 to 1 General Pe*?e, after 10 to 1 I 12 toO I Claretoaven, t 12 to 1 — Green an. t 54 to 1 15 to 1 Summer Gale, THE DERBY, 7 to 4 agst Diamond Jubilee, t 100 It) 30a t 100 to B — Democrat, o 11 to 1 Chevening. t 20 to 1 T);sgi8e H-, t 23 to 1 AJv8<'ot.. t 35 to Rid" t 50 to 1 t

OFFICIAL SCRATCHING? The "SportfTnan" hae been officially informed by Messrs. Weatherby of the following srrat liig«.— All handicaps where the weights have ap- peared-The Wyvern, Sirdar. Le BufT. and She Villain. All engagements—Camoo Felioe. Lucky Star (dcadi. Gentle Ida, Hawfinch, and Bachelor of Arts. All engagements in England in 1900—AU M. earniI1.. Blanc's horses. Belgrave H3rdfc-ap, Chesterr—Sheet Anhor. Oestrian Handicap, Chester—Winnipeg. Prince of Wales's Handicap, Chester—Silver- point and Glencoe. Chester engacmentPlanudtll, oolt by Badge —Sultanes*. and G¡d Medallist. Dee Stand Handicap, Chesler-I,ol1JM>aIl All eugagements in Mr Singer's name—Bright Idea. All engagements in Mr Garten's nam&-Co!t by Beauclerc—Margaret Tudor 13:<,1'0'. Chester Cnp-Fer9:us Belle. Hanworth Park Welter Handicap, Kempton P;irk-Nippon Portsmouth Park engagements—Pretty Cor- rect and Lambel.

THE OLD DOLPHIX HOTEL, CHXRCH-STREET. CARDIFF. Proprietor: HARRY W. WELLI ("Welsh Athlete"). BEST BURTON ALES. WIVES. SPIRITS. AND CIGARS OF FINEST QUALITY. a71S»

GOLF. The St. George's Challenge Vase competftion Was decided at Sandwich on Uoud&y. ths winner beinsr Mr. Robert Maxwell, of North Berwick. The championship begins to-day Tueeday.

LOCAL PATENTS. The following record to April 28 il supplied by Mr. N Watts, chartered patent agent:— APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS. Charles Rose .in" Llantri«»nt Clip ftir rarryinf influtors on cycles; No. 7.252. April 19. Joseph Brown Stokes and Carl Corn, Car, diff: Balloon toy; a 7.257, April 19. Thomas Llewellin James. Aberdare: Miners' coal box: No. 7,578. April 24. Henry Korean. Porth: Combined cupola and steam boiler; No. 7,719. April 26. Georgre Philip Houston, Milford Hasten; Steam hoist; No. 7.794. April 27. .Tolm Lenderyon and Tom Samuel Ifillwani Wyatt, Rogerstone, Mon: Electric are lamp; No. 7,881. April 28. INVENTIONS PROVISIONALLY PBOTECTD. Arthur Owen Evans. Pontypridd: Wheeled milk can, Georse Brown Hammond and Thomas Kenrick. Neath: Manufacture oft in, terne. and like plate. APPLICATION TO REGISTER A TRADE MARK. Ely Brewery Company. Cardiff: For alee and stout.

GLAMORGAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE. A meeting of the Glamorgan Football Lieane was beld at Pontypridri on Monday. The Peny. gra-ig v. Mountain Aeh match was considered and. inasmuch as Vontain Ash plated Evan Owen, a member of the Penygraig team, the roirmittee Jeclared the match a draw. Thi, meant that 1 reorky .,d Peoygraig were ti_ ,n eh ¡;;n;,re;YitaJa'eí: that the ":1Rl match tw p1"yed hetw?n thse teams at Uwynypia ?n May )7 Mr. D. H. B°?? Ua,;elly. to be the referee.

NATIONAL CYCLISTS' UNION. A meeting of the executive committee of the Flr>nth Waleo Outre of the National Cyclists' Cnion was held ;.t the P"I Hotel Cardiff ?. Y,.d.?, nn<kr the p-.id?.,? of Mr. i.b? YonnK Wi't? ,g,rd to the p-'feei.n?l r*<? Cnnar'hen the judce?m d?isio? in the "ace was ut>:ie!<i. A ruunintr down CaN was renorted ne", Port Taibot. the matter beinr left .11 the hands of the officials :t)r settlement

FOOTBALL "GLAMORGAN TIllES" CHALLENGE MTP The final match for the "Glamorgan Tinea" Challenge Cup was played by Aberamaa and Ystra.! Starp at the Taff Vale Park. Pont". pridd. O!1 Monday. The final score waa: — Aberaman. one < nrerteii 9-.1 and -n- d-PMd goal; Ys*.rad Stars, one try and two minora fht :l.l:a':tnhha:pi T:'í:ë 16,99.1 9m ,?

THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME, masin* at niaht bi tAl? t light of fim or lamp, tHiok ? thpir ?n ?t the fr.mt in far?ff 4E4?inth Africa "on ?d?nk tbe. rglue of HORLICICS KAL7U) MLLK before ,t, y ie to rest they know w.U M_Otg?? ..U.d and rerr"&n al?p. bp.,ù, providmg them ?ith tk. beat f?m of nourishment, bt they do mt )?X th?t. fte, & day of battle, their 8-? do« the Mme thing bvf-l? he tam* i? Th?r. many bonds cf umon he?wwn as and t)ao? from '?hom we are parted of wbieh wi! a? Id- aware, but we a- rpdl, kttiuing h. whole world into t nniversal kinship bv means of Horlicks iialtoed Milk. G??W. &like for uri':x<a:dinU, i.!= If:. aged, for business ?n. brain-workom rawt t??ten lih=.b':= H. M 2< 6d and Us. Send for free tMtet? and explanatory Matter, to Horlick aM Oe« 34, g,,wd-? London. E.C. Lm.'

susmrsssi ^Uressrs. THE WEST END TAILORS Ladies' Dept.: I 23, DUKE STREET. I Gentlemen's Dept.: I 19, DUKE STREET. I SPECIALITIES FOR THIS SEASON. I Hoyal Havy | Black Vicuna Real Scotch (shrunk) Pure Cashmere or M'go Twill, Suitings, to order, Flannel Trouserings Serge Suitings, Coat & Vest to order, 42 45 to order, to order, 30 35 40 S ap Shrunk Flannels, 10 6,13/ 16/ 37 6. 42-, 50 ..1 and upwards 37 6. 42-and 50, and 18/6. UOIES DEPARTMENT SEE U0IES' DEPARTMENT to ordeSr kirt LADIESWINDOW  LA 0 I E S' WIN DO W 28, Duke .tt. Coat & AT No. 23 Coa! klrt 3 Guineas, FOR LATEST CREATIONS. 3 GutneM. ~~Sr TRUE FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. ~wT~ PATTERN BUNCHES POST FREE. T818&phic Addlresa-o REVOLUTION, CARDIFF." Nat. Telephone 834.

LOCAL POLICK-COURTS. CARDIFF SV.COND court. (SffArn Merman J. RAMSPALE And fr C. ft FVANfti roMMlTTKn FOR TRIM-. If'1n" Barry. and Ann lJees, 45. w«re *i*h having stolen a 4^-gallon cask of ii,vr. J;, l.,r\:1rtJ. nf ('.8.thf'nnf' Smithyman. ^hrleea!o beer dealer. Rn'mf'd;1IE".tIItt4, <lrance?4>wn. t'n Saturday. O receiving it. (1()W":n. 11 to ha96 been stolen — Mr*. Smithy- rcin said ahe heard a noise in the shop about ii quarter past, nine on unctay normnsr, and whn she wnt. to !'t'e what was goin on "he rnuced Barry w;Uking away with the cask, and It w" taken to the house where the other prisoner was.—In cross-examination by V: George J.\)rRdike. who appeared for Birry, she said Barry's brother called within ::tn hoar after the event and offered 4s. 6d. in payment for the beer, and she replied U"l! the matter was then in the hands of the police.—Other evidence that. Barry waa n kth ?i'l ??.y waM given P()lk constable '29b gave evidence of arrest, and. V! reply to 'fr Forsdike, ald Barry was a respe^ta-Me sea-going fireman, a.ud had com- "lid t* act hil. in a tat.f intoxica- "n ??d Mrs. Smithyman had been f.11?, p:?id f-T the r-rrrs Smithyman now said she hid no desire 'press the charge. hnt the ,1 ,¡,=,"HrtcR committed botii prisoners fllr tr.a' at the quarter sessions. bail bein& a l^wtvi 1n two sureties of £5 eacb. OPERA GLASSY. A yonng man. named Matthew GalHrau, nineteen, wa charged with having stolen a p,:r of opera g?a>«ps, the property of hi:" mother. r9, Ann Gallivan, from ;). Loudoun- a1. nonse time hetwren the 1st and 23rd d .1annar: also with having been drunk and dtsorderlv in IJ0UÕ"lJIl-SQUare on Friday )at.- Mr?. Gallivan .?.id 'h.?d her -0'; had liTd ??th h,r until April It. She had a pair of ol)eY"a.5!la96E" which had been C'vcn to her ;1 a present, value about 17 6d.. rlern h lrl left the house the r-tMi'e came and told her of the theft. —Othor fv;-ieme \»m sriren, to fhe effect that the c!.i*4es were pawned for 3s.. a.nd. aE\ the pawn- broker sustH^cted something wrong, he n'terwards pave information to the polioe "has Mrs. Gallivan was communicated with. .nd rhf! then traced.—The Magistrates severely cautioned the prisoner as to the f^nrss of rrime he was entering on, and sent y. m to prison for seven day with hard ?«honr. BARRY. I ?.r0M\VY Before Mr O. H. JONF.8, in ths <hurnn?Mr.L.WOOD) SPRING ONIONS. Tm,151 Jaite?, painters' labourer, was ("1r;td with stealing a quantity of growing "n^ns. Ac., from the warden of Yr. Samuel Woodham. at p1"in\*H!5Il"f"et. fhrry. on th 1"non. Saturday "k--Pr"C11tor said hat nn the '{'nI1J 1n question he saw prisoner in garden 1" thE" art of puiUug up lflttncee and onion He went up to him. and. after a struggle, r'¡snnu succeeded in petting: away. He jumped tnro the lane, and made off up Pontypridd- "ri-Prl90Der asked what his condition was r;s to sohr¡et:r, and the an9Wer he received was hat he ran away at a very furious rate. He denied the theft, bat the magistrates believed h- was the man. and. this being his first "ppe" ra TJ()C. he wae ret off with a fine of £1. including costs, or seven days. DISMISSED. A re3peetably-draised young man-Willia.m .1ams P:¡ rruln!{:r--ruess-rOOlTl steward, arreted in Card ff on Sunday by Police-constable King, wa-i charged with stealing a watch and ehain. gold locket. sovereign-purse, and other "fticles from on board th steamship Daiiey Police-sergeant R. H Thomas gave evi- dence of the recovery of the property from Various pawnbrokers' shops in Cardiff, and trie gold locket from" young lady at the Moor- lind Hotel. East Moors, on Sunday. Prisoner, on being charged that morning, ,c;:aid: "I am porry I took them." The articles, it was r»ik?ed, had been taken from the ship whilst- \r? at Barry Dock, but, as the Daitey Dale h:id left the port, and the supposed owners— \!t' Probert and Bnle. en?ineers—had set *:■{[ in her. the Bench decided that there wa; rot rufftcient eyidenoe to convict, and dh- r^ ssed the c:t»e. At the same time. however, taey instructed the police to take care of the properly. NEWPORT MONDAY.—'Before the MAYOR. Councillor G. • 'rceMami. in the chair; Aldermau H. J. I DAVIS, and Mr. M. WHEKLER ) LICENSING OFFFNCE rr, Ann Anderson, the landlady of the Devon and Cornwall Beerhouse. Pill, answered a nmrnon for pernÜttingo drunkenness on her lioon^ed premises.-The offpllee was emitted.—A Grenadier (tnardsm?B-Dani? M Carthy—had b,?,? ,?r?,d with a ghu" of beer hi?gt h. was drank. It was r.rged that the ¡dnr11ody in a bu^v interval did not notice the ronditiou of the man. owing, partly, to a high ^•'irrer.—A fine of 20a. was imposed, aud M't,&rt'uywasHned5<. TON PEXTRE. M?'DAY-fRefore Mr. Stipendiary- WIL- I.lAMessrs. J. D. '???LLIAMS. t: H ?V!r:S. WILLIAM MORGAN, and MORBM >!ORld, Ferndale. who took hi8 ?at for tile fitst tiniP AFTER HOURS. John Sidney .Tones, Queen's Hotel. Peutre, onewered a charge of selling intoxicating rirmk. after the recujgnised honr. on Thursday ^ming —Pnlico-coustable David Davies vilted the hon;. at 11.13 p.m., and the landlord then turned the customers out. At 11.30 p.m he the landlord taking out a bottle to one W¡¡;iam Jenkins—A fine of 20s. was imposed. CALLED HIM "CRONJF.. A ?harlt? of thmat+niiig David R., a check- ^eiehrr and harb?r at Blaenrhondda, on the ,alh alt. wa. heard agaimt William Morgan, ,oll:.r. Rlacnrho",lcla. Yr, ,lamc, Pb.illi¡> J'"ut.prif!<1. appeared for complainant, and D. Roberts-Rosser. Pontypridd, for defen- dant.—Mr. Phillips explaine<i that there wa n (¡;d :-i, between the parties as a result, ■f a libel action, in which romplain[1nt tKflr-ted tlH halldwritin in certain letters, 'l*fend;int's wife being interested in them. On rhe d.e mentioned defendant went down t^> "unpiainant's ,hop, l'ond down hi. barber's '?'?df:.)iedh?n"0)(fKn)?<'r"??'!a-ht<-ri • nnd "Old Crnnje" Flis annt tried to prevent '-m, hnt hh t"Id her to IJn to h tht Cronie" -fIau?htei;-was nnt going to escape "d "lt.lId tha, he (defendant; wouWl he Ringed for it i,, the morning.— Complainant, "t< Hirrsjins, and William Davl^ rorrobo- J^'ed Mr. Phd!ip' onenin? remarks. Mi\ '"b:Tts-Ro?-er • rgued that ('efendant- went to f j mr* to )'3 hc hu-i !ont h!m. He admitted having c 'led him "1'ronje." oto.— J>f,fendant and J,,n? H..pir,, cotroborated. n iant Wtf: hrmnd onr to keep the peace ?<t..j.ayth?r?'J of "t'hJ (?? ''?"'?"? MKHTHTH. NJ, 11" WII.I,IAIA'?4 '1 11."?, ?,. Nli.. [I. MARTIN, and Mr. T.E.! '<?):?. MILITIA PKSKJ'TERS, /f'hur .lames Cook, a (le?rter from the Oi.imor^ui Artillery Militi-a, and Bartholomew 'r', i 'Y' ?\ .R, n, Gritflii, fr(-tli the Wel1, f Itiliti., "ho had al! been arr".ted at Dc,?li,, were reminded to await e800rtA. 11 A THOUGHTLFSS COLLIKR, "avid Rowen, eo:Iier. Wa sommoned for a breach of :heS?th 8o""ial r"ie i? f?ce<t? the i>f»wlai< Company's No. 1 Bedlinog Pit, by v' l V;n 5 a uiatcli in his possession in the mine. -|r- F. P. Charles appeared in support of the ??'?''?"? was gi-. b?,IVi ,rnoId. unaer n.anager. as to the finding of li'? nlltcb in the (!,f coat 13ocktt, Ind ««e defendant, who had n'uhing to -'Y beyond ( 'h?t he w??% ?rry, w?ts rived 5i. all(, the ^•Peniiary saying that he should not be a f I'irty to treating these oe'enpea Itniently here- afu-r. ABSENT WITHOUT NOTICE. '1 !lm'H Jenkins and Arthur Jenkins, gas rr'*dutets at the Dowlais Works. wrre sum-  by the Dow!aia Iron Company for E2 oam.igci, aid to haye be.n ,.?tp i"'d con*e- yntupnnthf.irtMvin!! work without notice. r" ^-h.irles appeared fr.r the company.The .< endant". neither ?f h?,. ??r4? in ??tt?,n- fl"n("fII. ?er. 1-h nrdefd to pay the .t r vmed—■which wa« Rtated to be merely a ?'n?!t) tnm-a.t ?"P-M with the ae al t with the ?st..

POOR MILK AT CARDIFF WORST CASE FOR YEARS. At Cardiff Police-court on Monday the Stipendiary had before him an extraor- dinary raSe under the Food and Drugs Act. when Alfred George Green, milk vendor, of Portmanmoor-road. was summoned for selling milk from which no less than 50 per cent, of butter fat had been extracted. Inspector Green related his visit to defen- dant's shop. He bought some milk from Green personally, after waMling him that it would he submitted to analysis. lIe now pro- duced the analyst's certifirate, whioh showed that the milk contained only 1.47 per cent, of butter fat. whereas it should have had 3 per cent. Tho Stipendiary rhar!)t.cT¡8EXl the case as the most serious of the kind he had ever had l>efore him, and asked the defendant what he had to day. The si-Ilier stated that he sold the oiilk as he received it from the Cheddar Valley Company. The Stipendiary: Have you the warranty? Defendant: No, sir. I cannot get a warranty from them. Mr. Hallonan, who prosecuted, remarked that according to his instructions this was a practice very prevalent in Cardiff. The Stipendiary said it struck him that this was a very serious case. The extraction of butter fat was greater than he had ever known. Chief-inspector Vaughan: No such case has been heard for years --ir. The Stipendiary, addressing the defendant. informed him that the maximum penalty for this offence was £20, and "this sort of fraud" might have 8prjous consequences, for where the milk was supplied to children they would be robbed of tho nourishment the quantity given them was supposed to contain. It was Un easy thing for retailers to lHotect them- selves by a warranty, and they should never neglect doing sc). He imposed a fine of £ 10 "nli (usts.

SAL\)Ioy AKMY PHOSKCrfM) AT SWANSKA. At Swai^ea Police-court on Monday loi a! officials of the Salvation Army were bargerl with creating an obstruction in the street.. It "as stated that the Army persisted in crowding the thoroughfares. although requested to ,1esi.t. The Bench, after hearing evidence and considering it in private, decided that the Army had excrcised a good dpal of care m trying to prevent an obstruc- tion, hut, Hltholth they kept the footway pretty clear, they had committed a te hnic il (ltTc!1e in obstructing the roadway, for which they would he fined 1" including the application was made that the punishment in default of payment should be stated, but the Magistrates' Clerk stated that that would be arraned afterwards, meaning that the fine would be recovered by distress

PRESENTATION' TO A CARDIFFIAN. Mr. Henry Ridge Greonhill. son of Mr. F. R. GreeiihiU. borough treasurer. Cardiff, is c'.erk to several Metropolitan vestries, aud is nIo honorary secretary to the Langhourn Ward Qli li,, wufi presented with a silver salver, a silver tea and coffee service, and a diamond ring for Mr*. GreeuhiH. The presentation was luade at a large gatherill at the Cafe Monica' under the chairmanship of Alderman Crosby, M.D., the president.

"e a Remedy for Weakness, Indie8tion, Low Spirits, and Nervousness, you may safely pin vour faith to Gwilvm Kvane' Quinine Bitters 2?. 9d. and 4s. 6d. bottles. 41617 'V.th*ene c'.ud Neuralgia Cored Instantly 07 aí:i' cr. i î"¡:h[1:,a!fth :,ni81 Applied and ll.rt?c tly Hamie?. -,Act? I ike Uagic. la B.t. -'d 6d Tubee Of all Chemists, or direct from the Manufacturer. 24, "n" reet Cardiff. a3506 ThcglamorgantimesnowhaBanimmenseciroula t ,a.r ,livrani r ym diethebmtail ?rtisin4im?utxmf6rth ?g. nshirecoalfleld.

I All CON'Npoöd8l1t, ?'<< on one id. <" 1 nnioirJriJr ony' "r their )ett<rtwm be "i?etd. i 2" i are advised not to -nd I orIginal document..oth their letters. We  be M?pontib? for them in any -y.  ranno ""dert?e to return rejec?d cif'm"mrn a,i^t.ions under ?ny circum8tances. the ^st n0t ?" ?r,pcnden«  ? "?t '? ?"? ?°? '? "°'e* ?<' ?"'< sendLs Clllln"t \luUiah a.ny letter uule.. the writ'!r th.0l1gh the ).>08t I e?"d f th °°' ?* ? "'M'?tee et ,I:OOd faith,

■ ( s-'lI"~Ten P°u,l<ls a year. v^i •s «-••-••i'erplexed.Voui- brother- ii„ n-.a\woul, d appear not to nave been entitk'.l in .Hy RC ..at l0i,-ei;s ol "<tnuniBtrat)on with the L ,r!X «"hu-h is what ho seems to ll-. iin» YtAn' propir course, when you have 1 tound t'?'?"'f)?"? ?"* done is tA) get t(it, letters ro-called, and vo apply for a re-grant to your.elf You will have ?o ?noult a s"jj cj tor. Police and Private H- AL policeman cannot do anything inside private premises beyond preventing a breach of the lll'. A good plan in anch circumstances as tho.e which You relate i. to cnH in a ttottce* man to that the peace i, not broken, and to use u,h f-11 may be nccessary—but no nlOrt-to remove the offender from your pren1ises, Water Troughs,—"Batavia."—We cannot ten y «.netuer you mu compel the adjoining owner to put up water-troughs (we pr?uine youmeau ,l't'8P,t'tkgTn(:etr,ejga o??)? ou? and roof with reference to your pround. tb" length of it '? '?'" '?'?. and how :l¡:" i\: b,?. -ith,)ut gutter-, and whether i. gr:t f ?.e?t to t?h. benefit of ",heh h?isentitM. \dow'. HII.ines. "Cymro." There is ')"th)n<; in the facts 8tated bv -ou to fix the ""nw).h any liability whatever. Touwin. inwever. ?ard.inn?for PointinB ont that m 0 ^h]s hU)d it is ery easy to pu.? over ?21a l1'' important point, which may a.?rthewhf.)<.)ef!? portion. 'a,m nn K"taH. "Conservative." -The I wido,, <1\)J}{'artl t.o h"H' taken '"? "?? "? adTninI6tl.\t;nn If 'nu «re a creditor you h ftt  ?''?'? ?" usual steps  with t), i S,, r u hpr ?'' your ''?? '?" re one f th. n..t-.f-]!,in yon h? better write "I th, r0p "?""?n for information, whici h tiK\ :Lre IU!f ''?°'v to r?tMe. We h-ld thin ? ,.bb if i ty the e.t?t. n b,-i,??, ??und in the count y-?t. T.. registry ??*?"' upon in.iry &t the

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CRICKET. I 6URKET V. W AB WICKS HIB E, I Pleasant weather favoured tihis match at Kennington Ofa.1, but tile company was Imall. A good deal of rain had fallen on Sunday night. Abel had been announced to play for Surrey, Nice standing down, but could not take L.. p in the team, and Pretty was ?i?ed fr a ub.tit.t. being in the field. Warwickshire, batting first, sent in Kinneir and Diver, against Bichardson and Lockwood, Diver in the second over, in trying to turn a ball on vhe leg side, was out Im before wicket, ;iah?Te,k followed, but at 12 Kinneir, just touch- i?g fnst rising ball, was aught ?. the slips, the youner (4u.f- filling the "Reaney. Fish- wick, sfter making several fine strokes, was y"rked middle stump at 39, and Lilley joined ivilliain Quaife. Quiet cricket ensued fer twenty minutes, but then the play brightened up considerably. KichardMn and 1-k?.9d, alter bowling i?r an hour, gave way M *Y- d &nd Hro<-kweU."Wi?m??i?nd I?v had added 51 when the former was t?kot at .IiP. f  Blow yo^ker *"?" dismissed Walter Quaife, 4h_ alf the Bide being out for 93. Lilley h&Med' freely, bnt of Ma t,.k?s w<? lucky. After lunch llioh&rdson and Lock- wood bowled, and with fifteen runs added "icnardeon scattered Bainbridge's wickelts. Lilley completed b. 50 in an hour and a half, ?(l. with Sant4U ? W. partner hit out finely, making a series of aptendid?Jri?ea. A no MU Irom Lockwood took Santall's wicket. JePh?il went on with lobs, but n. change made much difference to otj¡et who .a"' t result of gome spirited and skilful batting, completed his 100. after being at the wickets utile more than two hours. Lilley was taken at extra mid-off, after batting two hours an I a half, his hitting during the latter part of his innings hein most brilliant. Thirteen <e. wven .?e. and ?Ten ?/« were inOnd?t in  ?"' V}* <"?'"? "? "? 3u6. Mant:tU .Utd Har?rcftYe made a uaefat ?tand S>r the ninth wicket, taking the score from "5 {p. 7 £ itr,, wa< tried at 254, and Unishr? off th* iumng. for the addition of 3 Surrey begau wretchedly, losing three £ ood wjokfts in half an honr for 27 mus. firorer — WABWIOKSHIRK. —Fir?t ifinings. Kinneir. c Ho))?d. h Ri,hardron 5{ Y)iver. I b w. ,od I rishw^rk. b 20 Wm, Qaaife. r Ua, b Brockweli 11 l.illey, c .1?ph, b R?.?kw,,Il 112 w alter Quaife. b Br.?k?.11 > Bainbridge, b Bichardson 6 Santall, b Storer 5^ Charienwor,th. b 0 Hargreave. not out 30 Held, b Storer 0 Kxtras 5 Total 2fi1 SCBHKY.-First inning*. BrM'hwcU.b S.tntan 8 Holland, c Diver, b Santall 2 Ha?.<.t.iney.hSant,tH 9 Lockwood. c Kinneir, b Hargresive 22 Kay ward, not out 44 Crawford, not out n Kxtras$ Total (for four wickets) YORKSHIRE V. WORCFSTFRSHIRE. lae iorksh.ro eleven entered upon their seasons programme at. Bradford on Monday their opponents bong Worcestershire. Ern?t ?"uMw.?unahte to p)ay for Yorkshire, and ?t"a.' *:re» Washington, of Wombwell Ma.n.?ofcM:cr6h)re t?inj: without several 01 then best pho'er., Included in.the oide were .1. Howard, who had P'ayed 'n minor cricket, and Baxter, a .)ow r?ht.h?nd bowler. ?T? i' ?? -?' "? '? of the crickewr. ''? game ""? not commenced Until ,T12rT.2o u. The weathsr was rather dull, ,itb a ;;?;; d b;lC;. ;:ttl:I.i:PI t, at th, .tart. Worcestershire hatted Drst. and ?t,. d badly, Howard being bowled b?, ?e a I'M bad Iwn ? ur?. ?'? Th<> wick(?t, was slow, and runs were obtained with d.fflpulty hoster wm raoeht at slip at 18. Bowler was bowled at 29. and three rues later Feredey was thrown ont, The Worcestershire inniiiRs closed at 1.30, Yorkhir" wnn on oix o'clock by an Innings and 5 run*. Score: — WORCF'!TERSHIRK-l':rst -nnint.. H. K. Fost?r. c Tnnniclitte, b Rbo??a 6 .1. Howard, b Haiirb o Arnold, c Hunter, b Rhodes M Howl" b H..ilth 5 l>rerie>, run out 0 I:i í}nI;Rh;¡¡'" g t Hunter. 1) Rh .?. Banister, b Rhodes 0 W,Igon. 'W,hi.? 1g b H.igb Straw, not out 0 Gethin, absent „' 0 F.xtras 7 Total 43 WOBCKS'l ERSHIRK. Second innings roster, b Haigh 6 linwa?d'e T. ? n h Ph.(] Arnold, st. Hunter, b Rhodes. 13 Bowley. *t Hunter, b Bhodeft 12 Veredey. c Hawke. b Haigh t5 I*aa<\ e Haigh, b Rhodes 0 (jetmn, b Ra,igh. 1 Banister, not out 4 Wilson, c Denton, b Rhodes 0 Straw. I b ?, b Rhd,?.? Extras 2 Tot.1 51 YORKSHIRE.—First innrcm' nr. sen.. c Bowley. b wils- 2 Tann)cU<re.bWi'eon. 5 Denton, b Wilson 0 Washington, c sab" b WHton ..? 0 I'?ll ,a ?g?" t-?. b Banister 34 Hi,.t. Bir,]. b B..it- 24 H?6rh.b Bird 15 I, h .I b B,, ?r 19 Hawke, c Foster, b B-niOr 0 Br.- jun., c Bird. b Ba?i?tfr?? 9 R unt-, not out 6 Ett?M?.?.?.?: 6 4 Total 99 LANCASHIRE V. HAMPSHIRE. I Hea.vy rain feU at Manchester on Sunday and duting the early morning on Monday, and it was found necessary to delay the com- mencement of this fixture until 12.45, when Lancashire, having won the toes, began therr batting with MacLaren and Ward, to the bowling of Gravitt and Baldwin. The pitch was quite easy to start with. With only five runs obtained MacLaren was dismissed by Baldwin while at 10 Tyldesley. havJ)g added the next five runs himself, was caught at mid- on ?i" ?°°?? W?d and J. Holland to- got?ber, the latter old leioestershim player being new to Lancashire cricket. With the Bai out the bowlers obtained a bit advantage, and Lancaehire s wickets fell rapidly until six were down at luncheon for 63 runs. After luncheon the pitch appeared very diBlcult, and Baldwin and Gravitt got a deal of work on the ball. Briggs was stumped at 76. and. the remaining wickets falling quickly. the innincs terminated for 91 a/t 3.12. Hampshire were dismissed in 70 minntæ for 37, Webb taking Laeve wickets for 12 runs. ° P?m:- ta?'°e LANCASHIRE.—First innings. Ma?L?ren. b B.1d?in a W-d. b Baldwin 2 Tyld"ley, c So.-u'. b OraTttt?.?? 2 Holland, c Redhoaae. b Gmvitt 5 Ontell. c Steele, b Baldwin "5 Eccles, ? St-l?. b G-vitt „,1. 9 BrM9.stRobfton,bB!t)dwia  19 Sh.rp?, Sprott. b B,?ld-n .J?.. 17 Webb, ? Barton b Gravitt 0 Hallam. c B.1ain, b Gravitt 0 Badcliffe, not ont '?' S ExtfM.?' 3 Total 91 J.ANOASIDRE,-Beoond innings, „ MacLaren, b Baldwin 44 Ward. not out 44 Tyldesley. not ont 11 Extras ..J. } Total (for one wicket) 100 HAMPSHIRE.—Firet mmin?. Barton, b ("Utt.11 0 Robson. b Webb  English, b Cuttell i No vton, b Wbb n 8prott. 'bCntte)!?..?.?" )2 Soir. o Tytde?y. b Webb 5 G-,itt, c Ma?Laren. b Webb 4 B<BdhonM.bCntt<-H. n Steele, b Webb 5 Bald?i.. n t .? 5 Tate, b Webb .?. ?t. E; .??__?' 4 Total 37 M.C.C. AND GROUND V. LEICBSTERSHTRf: Arter heavy rain on Sunday nigb?t?ie ?mt,he? wa?n?n' Monday morning, though somewhat daH. but very few people saw the opening of play at LcTd's. The I.b. who hig fIr iae, Betded ar8t. WoM) and h Brown starting the county's innings, to the howling of Trotrt. and J. T. U"nrne, T,eicester. shire were wthout Knight. Run. came steadily, the use of the boundary net helping Brown to get a six. Wood kept mostly on the defensive, and had only scored nine of 39 when he was mIartly caught low down at cover slip. Pougher came in. and at. 48 Mod bowled for Trott. The 50 went un after fort V minutes play. Eight later Brown was taken at point, On a rather difficult nitdt the bat-men were considerably at fault. White- house ?-- -at first hall, and five wicket' .vere dowtf far' 78. De Trafford played ??' at 109 and the tnterv? was taken. G?,oi, ? Brown's partner after lunch. Trott and ??'' b,?ling, '"rth 35 added in fift»?n nvnut-s Geson left, and the inninjs f!n'-?") '?r'M' having lasted two hours and a half J BrT-n was batting an hour and half without a mis- take — I.MCESTERSHIRE-rn'tinninE. C. J B. W,d. Page. b T. T. 9 J. Brown, c Gray. h Hearne .? Po,,gh, b 13 Whitehead, c Hu sh, b Hearne 0 .1. Brown, not out r- J. H. King, st Hnish. b Trott n De Trafford. b Hearne in G??..n, b Ty.tt  D ion, st Huish. b Roche 6 Woodcock b Trott 4 Whiteside, e Key, b Trott 1 Extras .?;;?.?'?' 22 174 M.C.C.—First innings. C. 1J, Fr.v- 1 b w, b Geeson 18 Relf, b Dixon 10 Trott, c Whitehead, b Dixon '???; 13 T., A. Gay, b Geeson 0 Lucaø. c (Ie-n. h Pougher 05 Key. not ..t joj Page. not ont'??????;?. 1 Extras 8 Total (for five wickets) "248 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY V. 1m WEBBE S n, For the opening of first-olaaa cricket at Feniior s Groond, Cambridge. Mr. Webbe got together a strong team of amateurs .who wire captaincd by Ranjitsmhii. A notable absentee was C. B. Fry. The Cantabs, winning the to£8, took flrirt innings. Rain had fallen on Mondav mght Md evidently affected the wicket, Wilson and Stenning started the batting, being opposed by Bradley and Ainsworth 8c~re-_ CAMBRIDGE UVERSITT.-FirØt in;l I E. 8. Wilson, c Fox, T Brad[ '— Rtamvng. c o?rend b Bradley 2 S Day. c Fox. b Bradley 0 a:IYW .r.  Dowson, e Oo. b jeswp as T. L, Taylor, c Jessnp. b tfaeon 0 Johnstone, c Leveeon,Gower. b Ains- worth 11 Blaker. c Fox. b M'80n. 7R Hind, b Townsend 1,5 A. E. Fernie, c Beldam. b Moson 1 L, T, Drillleld. not out 1 Extras 18 Total 114 MR. WEBBE'S XI.-Firet iaings. P. r- Warner, c Taylor, b Fernie 11 0: J.Burnup,e Joliii?n, b F?nie 13 Tow?rid, not out 43 Ma-son, not ut 38 Extr ? 2 Total (for two wickets) 112 OXFORD UNIVERSITY SENIORS' MATCH. Play in thiB, the first, l-nivera.tv trial match. wM commenced ?t Oxford on Monday, the ?deebemg C!tpt?t).d by Mr. 0. D. Fisher and Mr. E, C. J-. 8core:- MR.'FMHER?IDE.-Firet innings. C R: ?ethcraH. c Humphrey., b lvhit 3 Marshum, c Davenport, b Keiiv ??.? 7 HoUtM,c More b I%Nte 44 D. Fisher. c hobert., b ii;;?? 2444 JoyM. c B?berta. b White 37 willi. b L- 1 J. W Ur?,f.,d b White h 91. WC. S.ndf.,i not ut 61 J. L Stow b.. 44 ¡ 1i Extras 18 Total (for eight wickete). 265 NOTTS COLTS V. YORKflHTRF cm/va This annual two match was commenced m duil weather at Trent Bridge on Monday 'l're were few spectators, but the conditions fiovm improved. Both s.des were represjntaUve. Yorkshire batted first. Scoro: — Yorkehire Colts, 294; Notts Colts. 55 (for four wickets).