... THE CARDIFF DANCING SALOON. APPLICATION FOR A SUMMONS. At the Cardiff police-court 011 Monday—before the Stipendiary (Mr T. W. Lewis), the Mayor (Alderman Jacobs), Alderman Lewis, Alderman Waring, and Dr Paine—Mr J. H. Jones, solicitor, applied on behalf of Mr John Jenkins, accountant, Philharmonic Chambers, St. Mary-street, for a summons to be issued against Frederick Summers, 1, Row-street, ...

... VITAL STATISTICS.—Week ending Sept. 1st, 1888.—Births registered, 30 annual rate per 1,000, 20'4. Deaths registered, 11 annual rate per 1,000, 7 5.—W. T. F. DAVIES, pro. EBIi:, DAVIES, Medica! Officer of Hei.lth. THE ALLEGED IK DECENT ASSA.ULT.-At the borough pohce-court on Tuesday—before Messrs J. C. Fowler, D. Jones, and W. Stone-the old man Daniel Matthews, who was on Monday charged with ...

... HOXHSTLY admit that they cannot cure advanced kidney disease. Others say they can, but don't. Warner's SAFE Cure says nothing, but cures. That is the secret of its wonderful success. It is a scientific preparation. It is time-tried. It is made on honour. Its ten years of trial has proved its superiority, and its marvellous power over kidney disease is evinoed by the following 59, Sankey-street ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON, Tuesday. Yesterday the South Staffordshire iron merchants received circulars announcing the formation of a makers' association in the boop-ircu and thin strip trade and advanced prices for thin gauges. The iron chiefly affected is lock making strips. The basis price has been advanced to jB5 10s, and extras of 78 6d, 15s, 22s 6i, 30s, and 37s 61 are now to be enforced on thin ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE EISTEDDFOD. AN IMPORTANT CORRECTION. At Friday's meeting of the eisteddfod at Wrexham, the following letter Was read from Mr Gladstone to Mr Evan Moiris, chairman of the Eisteddfod Committee:— Hawardol1 Castle, Cheater, September 6th, 1888. My Dear Sir,—I made a very stupid mistake at the eisteddfod in ascribing to Professor Rhys the interesting tract written by Mr Ivor ...

... PROPOSAL FOR AN EIGHT HOURS' BILL REJECTED. The congress resumed its sittings at Bradford on Triday. On the motion of Mr McLean (Edinburgh), seconded by Mr Hunter (Glasgow), a resolution condemning the sweating system in connection with Government contracts was passed. A resolution was also adopted condemning the long hours of duty of railway men, upon whom the safety of trains depended, as ...

... Loots FITS WW, Riotr.— Parry and Bocke's Hosiery. lltt ...

... [BEDTER'S TELEGRAM. i STDVET, Friday.—The sculling match between Peter Kemp Itnd Edward Hanlan for a side and the championship of the world took place to- day cn the Paramatta River, when Kemp won. ...

... THE ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH. Writing of his father's illness, the Rev T. Pritchard Hughes says We continue to receive favourable accounts of the bishop's progress, which, though very slow and with some ups and downs, seems 011 the whole to be fairly steady and satisfactory. It must, we fear, be a matter of considerable anxiety for some time to come. The rumour that the bishop has ...

... CARDIFF TRADES' EXHIBI- TION. The number of visitors to the Exhibition on WA 5 796, making the total since the opening 32 991. ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SiB,—Permit me a small space in your columns to answer Nome of the unjust attacks made upon me by Mr John Lewis, onr miners' secretary for this district, as prmted in your columns. It seems to me that he is determined to do all that he can to damage me. He has stated that it was a prearrangemont between the Merthyr delegates and mysc)f on Tuesday, September the lltb, that I was ...

... I think sufficient notice has been taken of the fact that the match which was on Saturday played between the Swansea and Newport elevens terminated in a tie. This is a must extra- ordinary occurrence. The match was decided on the first innings, as, indeed, all matches in South Wales seem to be decided, and each side had scored the same number of runs when the last wicket for the second team to ...