... CARDIFF WATERWORKS COMMITTEE. At a meeting of the Waterworks Committee, held this morning, Alderman D. Jones (ex- Mayor) presiding, thero were present Alelermen Lewis,W. Sanders (Mayor), Waring,Jaad Jacobs Councillor Heme J. D. Williams (deputy town clerk). The minutes of the last meeting, iociuding the revised scale of salaries, were read and confirmed. Mr H. Fothergill (junior ...

... FATALITY IN THE HUNTING FIELD. Whilst hunting with the Quorn Hounds, near Melton, yesterday, Captain Barclay, of Seraptoft Hill, near Lsicester, was thrown from his horse in tuking a high fence into the hard road and broke his neck. The body was removed to Serap- toft, and sport was suspended. The deceased was brother of Mr Barclay, of London, owner. of Bendigo, winner of the Derby, and was ...

... Last Night's Division. Mr Cunnirighame Graham's amendment tol\be Address, to empower the British representatives at the fortbcomin labour conference at Berne or Berlin to discuss the questiou of the restriction of tha hQuril of labour, which was rejected by 193 votes to 87, was supported by 56 Gladstonian Liberals, 30 Irish Nationalists, two Liberal Unionists, Mr Caine and Mr Caldwell and one ...

... I THE WORLD'S FAIR. [CENTRAL NEWS TRLKGRAM.1 WASHINGTON, Monday.—To-uay the House of Representatives, at the eighth ballot, selected Chicago as the site of the World's Fair. ...

... A meeting of the Chamber of Shipping has been summoned for Friday next to consider the compulsory Load Line Bill. In the mean- time it may be stated that Mr Donkin, the Member for Tynemouth has submitted to the President of the Boaed of Trade and the promoters of the Bill an amendment, the adop- tion cf which would commend the measure to the general acceptance of- the suipowning in terest. It ...

... WASTINZG TEE SESIsONr. e People are beginning to cry out (writes our - Londond correspondent) against the shock- a lug waste of time involved in all the aimless C 3 amendments to the Address. It is little Bown wonder that private members complain Vohl e of the meagre opportunities which CoTP ~Bare affordied them of bringing forward sout e useful and practical legislative measures couf when ...

... Int rs TIE END Qp TiE DFnArz, Y The debate on the Address has at length ; dragged to its weary end. It is now devontly to be trusted , writes our London oarrespon- ad dent) that, after a fortnight of vapid discus- in sion, the opposition, having eased itself of s the wordiness and rancour which it has been gathering during the recess, will suffer the Rly ouse to get to work in earnest. Two ...

... TtIl D EDITION I Wr'.stztt MAiL OwnCr. 4.30 AM.H TIE OSIIEA-PARNELL. DIVORCE SUIT. 1 ilF PUBLISHER TUOUFY I IS'dISSED. e ipl I C~r Tuoltey from tire order Mr Jd cc Butt flirecting ttat a M' r t trclit should issue agaiinst lrire1 lie inaid svlttisn a fortnight Ire triC Of 2 arid CcbtS whinch hlo was ordered to laV tD regrer. o'f trli publication of articleis itr'e~r rhrir's ar' ero refleoting ...

... CYNNALIODD y gymdeithas uchod ei chyfarfod blyn- yddol o'i chynerychiolwyr, mewn cynnadledd yn y Mona Cafe, ddydd lau, Chwefror 20Eed. Wedi an. erchiad byr aci bwrpas gan y Parch. D. Rees ?? Capel Mawr (y llywydd), darlienwyd cofeodion y cyfarfod blynyddol a gynnaliwyd yn Chwefror, 1889. Yu nesaf, caed adroddiad gau y Mri. J. E. Hughes, Llanerehymedd, a J. Davies, ysgolfeietr, Gareglefn, o ...

... CS&frfod Rhpddfrrydig.-Cynnaliodd y ?? gyfarfod yn y Mona Cafe, nos Lun diweddaf, o dan lyw. yddiaeth Mr. W. Thoma, Llythyrdy. Darllenodd yr ye- grifenydd lythyr oddi wrth ysgrifenydd Cymdeithas. Rydd- frydig y Sir, yn ?? allan alfer yr etholwyr a berthyn i'r lie, a bod yn ofynol iddynt ethol wvth o ?? i*r cyfarfod blynyddol a gynnelir ddydd Iau nesaf yn Llma. gefni: a bod dau o'r wyth i fod ...

... SOUTH WALES NOTES. [BY COSMOS.] TREES FOR DINNER. THE latest discovery will be disastrous to the price of beef and mutton, for no leas an eminent authority than Victor Meyer, of Heidelberg, has announced that we may reasonably hope that chemistry will teach us to make the fibre of wood a source of human fond. The ceilulin is to be changed into starch, which, together with theenfored increase ...

... The coroner's inquiry into the Llanereh disaster will be resumed to-day (Tuesday) at the Town- hall, Pontypool. Several of the workmen, including those who worked in the mine the night before the explosion, have been informed that their attendance will be necessary. Mr Joseph Morgan, the manager, who played such a heroic part in rescuing the injured, and whose praise is on every tongue, is ...