... The Bobothy, High-street, Cardiff. Speciality —Rich Br;dal Cakeii always in stock' from 15s to £ 10 10s. fivery description of Fancy Confectionery. 82e James's Turkish and Electric Baths open daily from 9 a.m. till 0.?0 p.m., for ladies and gentlemen Qbarlea-atreet, Cardiff, ...

... CARDIFF LIBERAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION. The members of the Cardiff Liberal Woman's Association held their annual picnic at Barry Island on Wednesday, when about 250 partook of tea at the refreshment-rooms, the catering being satisfactorily carried out by Mrs Hullinand assist- ants. The company arrived in Barry by ihe afternoon train, and were conveyed to the island in brakes. The weather was ...

... We are glad to announce that the strike at Messrs Glasbrook's Gorseinon Colliery, whioh has lasted for twelve weeks, has now been settled, the men accepting a reduction of l%d per too. in. stead of 3d as originally proposed. ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A RISCA FOOTBALLER. On Wednesday afternoon James Tucker, young married man, well known in lootbaii circles at Risca, died suddenly in a Risca public- house. Tucker had only just taken his seat after responding to the inquiries of the landlord as to his health, when he fell forward and expired in a few moments. Dr. Richards, who has been attending deceased for some time for an ...

... Theatre Royal (Cardiff. The r(?turu visit of M'rD'OyiyU?yt?sCptan Company m the production of t? or!WnRi fmfi conuc operas, ?a? M o't ?7? :Mni y?c   and comic operas, Haddon Hall and The V, Bray, was n&turaJiy a,w?hed with interest t?? patious of this theatre, Both pieces met f^.1 I g'?od reception when produced in l'( some months ago, and, despite the aud opprs;e atmosphere of Morf? evening ...

... SHALL LONDON BE UNDEH GLASS P Extraordinary Proposal. A propo.saT lO make IKJIKIGU a ^lass-roofed city is the subject of a long letter addressed to us by Mr J. Newton Mappin. Interesting as it is w. have not space (-ays the Daily Wetcs) for the whole of it. The plan, which will not be popular with the umbrella makers, resembles one in Mr Bellamy's Looking Backward. Mr M-p>»in, however, does ...

... DEATH OF DR. M'CALL. I A telegram was received in London this morn- ing announcing the death of Rev. Dr. R. W-C;ill, of Paris, the founder of the well-known Mission. Dr.M'Cidt, whose death was Unexpected, entered the Congregational ministry in 1848, and was trained at Lancashire College. The greater part of his life was devoted to the mission bearing his name, and through his instru- mentality ...

... Causes of the Crash. In a leading article the Standard says :-Tijare is nothing at all astonishing in the panic of which the New York Stock Exchange has been the scene for the last two or three days, though the excitement yesterday seems to have reached fever heat. For a long time past speculators 11: America have been trying to get the English public to bny the securities they wanted to sell. ...

... STREET ACCIDENT AT NEWPORT. A Fatal Termination. The lad Frank Sheppard, of King's-hill Lodge, • Newport, who on Ssturn-tytust was knocked lonn in Commercial-street by a runaway horse, belonging1 to Mr tTan.es Allen, farmer, of serious injuries to his spine, WHS {^removed 2 to his home, where he õUcllIbeil to his injunmj on Wednesday. The Îlorse, a young animal, was frightened by the •loise ...

... CARDIFF STABBING AFFRAY. I Rioardo Vtin-ios, the Spanish seaman who was stabbed on Thursday evening, is reported to-day by Dr Hughes, the medical superintendent of the Hamadryad Hospital Ship, to be progressing favourably. ...

... Trades Unionism. CONFERENCE AT BELFAST. The 26th Trades Union Congress was opened at noon to-day, in the Ulster Hall, Belfast, the chair being taken by Mr John Wilson M.P., vice-chairman of the Pariia.mentary Committee. There was a good attendance of deltgates from all parts of tbe United Kingdom, among the more prominent being Mr John Burns, M.P., Mr Keir Hardie, M.P-, Mr C. Fenwick, M.P., Mr ...

... SENSATIONAL SCENE AT THE PLAY. A correspondent at Saltaire says --An exciting scene was witnessed here on Saturday night. Lowe and Castleton's Company were performing the drama Jjwcl Ancrley. In the last act the villain shoots himself rather than be taken alive. Mr Wilford Selwyn, who was performing this part, accidentally shot himself, and the curtain was abruptly lowered. The actor3 rushed ...