... THE CQWBHIDGE-HOAD ACCIDENT. A sad accident which occurred yesterday afternoon in the Cowbridga-road, Cardiff, is reported on the fourth page, but it transpires that the cart in question did not belong to Mr A. E. Morgan, as there stated, but to the Sont-h Wales United Coal and Coke Company. ...

... A BOGUS SEAMAN. Richa-d Hailey, a young man. was charged at the Cardiff Borough Police-court to-day-the stipendiary magistrate on the bench—with fraudu- lently making use of a seaman's certificate of discharge which did not belong to him. Mr Vachell prosecuted on behalf of the Board Trade, and stated that the case was taken under the 176th section of the Merchants' Shipping Act. It appeared ...

... CARDIFF FLOWElt SHOW DANCE.—HIE annual] Banco will take y ,-co at the Town-hall, on Monday, February 5th. Tickets Ladies', 3s 6(1 gentlemen's, I 58 double, 7s 6d. May be obtained of W. C. Peace, 78, yueeji-street H. J>. Crouch, 16. St. Mary-.street or li. GilJett., Secretary 65, Wooclville-road. 705e A BEAUTIFUL COMPI.KXION.—Sulpholir.e Lotion clears off every Pimple, Spot, or Pisaguremenfc. ...

... ACCIDENT TO A NEWPORT MAIL CART. As the mail cart plying between Newport and Blackwood was passing through Abercarn at five o'clock on Tuesday morning, at a point just below Abercarn Colliery, the axle of the cart snapped, and the cart, together with the driver, toppled over an embankment. The driver sustained a fracture of the collar-bone, and a trap had to be procured from Councillor T. Howe ...

... THEF!'FROM A GRANDMOTHER. A Newport Man's Uneasy Conscience. At the I?v'pc'.? .rolicc-c.'otrt, un Tuesday- bhf'orc TJr W. J. Stcwart;, the SMpendniry. (t)ttnf] At'Ev')y,np;ed 2o, tvas w.tYl; !:t. ...

... SHOCKING CASE AT NEWPORT. A Thirteen-Yeat'-Old Mother. A shocking case cf immorality was brought to light at the Newport Borough Police-court to- day. Alice Williams, a girl fifteen and a half years of age, who resides at 44, Dean- street, Barnardtown, summoned her brother-in- law, William Grey, a labourer, employed at Messrs Mordey and Carney's Dry Docks, Newport, to ghow cause why an order ...

... FALSIFYING ACCOUNTS. Confession to the Auditor. At Norwich to-day George St. John Vale, aged 22, son of a Norfolk clergyman, and clerk at the local branch of the Stamford, Spalding and Boston Bank, was charged with embezzling F,550, the defalcations extending over a period of 15 months. The prisoner confessed to the auditor a week ago that he had falsified the accounts. The prisoner was ...

... BREAKDOWN OF A CUNARDER. The British steamer Lucerne, bound to Phila- delphia, has called off Queenstown and communi- cated to a Cork harbour pilot that she passed the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Gallia on Sunday afternoon stopped ten miles south of Waterford Hook repairing a slight defect in machinery. She did not require any assistance, and hoped to be able to proceed in about four hours. The ...

... 8 T,04 1 K E I, rf ? STRIKE IH THE SHOE TRADE. Yesterday tha Northampton shoe operatives employed at 40 factories, numbering about 2,030, struck wurk to enforce indoor woikshops forshoe- finishers. During the day nearly one-half of the cases were settled, the employers undertaking to find working loom for the within a few week-, and paying 9 i ext-m p?r week to each workm&n ...

... GATILANT YOUTIIS --Willi John Jones, aged 16, son of Mr William Jonas, New Houses, jumped into tho Glamorgan Canal and saved a little boy, aged three, son of Mr Thomas Bird. The lad is to be commended for his bravery. It is worthy of mention that last autumn the younger son of Mr William Jones saved the life of a visitor at MelingrifSth. It is hoped the Royal Humane Society may present a medal ...

... In spite of the great difficulties experienced in Guatemala with regard to labour, the production of coffee there has risen from 49 m ill inn pounds in 1883 to 75 million pounds m 1892. Of the latter quantity more than eight million pounds, of the value of P,322,000, have been received in the United Kingdom. NEW SHORT STOUY EVERY WEEK.-On Satur- day next will be published in the Cardiff Timet ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY, [SPECIAL TELEGRAM STOCK EXCHANGE, LONDON, OPENING, 11.20 A.M. -On the Stock Exchange the final adjustment of the fortnightly settlement is engrossing the at- tention ot dealers, and is being satisfactorily arranged. There is rather more doing in the markets, and prices show firmness at general ad- vance, in the absence of any adverse news and on more favourable advices from ...