... THE BRISTOL TRAGEDY, I Inquest and Verdict. An inquest was held at Bristol yesterday on the body of Wm. Henry Ware, an accountant's clerk, who shot his wife 'on Thursday morning, and then committed suicide. The evidence showed that deceased had been strange in bis manner as the result of a peculiar nervous attack a short time ago which the doctors thought would lead to paralysis. He harboured ...

... UNFORSEEN CONTINGENCY. It is not generally known that the Inland Revenue authorities keep a olerk at Somerset House whose sole duty it is to examine the pros- pectuses of newly-formed limited liability com- panies, and oonipare the statements of net profit which they disclose with the returns previously made for income-tax purposes. When it happens as it not infrequently does, that the ...

... BILK MANUFAcruRERS, I Another Suspension. A third of the Macclesfield silk manufacturers has suspended payment. Thair solicitors state suspension is owing to the failure of Thomas Pattinson, of Manchester. ...

... [ BPUHI-INU HEMS, Already Gulistan is being spoken of as being likely to play a prominent part at Lincoln. The steeplechasers ^Es0p and Eliiman have joined Swatton's team to be trained for their future engagements. It looks as though it is intended to push on with the jumping preparation of Count Schomberg, as be has been entered for both the Grand Steeple. chase de Paris and the Grand Auteuil ...

... MARKET MANIPULATIONS THIS MARKET MANIPULATIONS THIS MORNING. JA( tt r* Jf.,1 Uroamiui news. i \r. ihe Juonaon etocK Axcnange quotations snis • truing at the commencement of business gave m ...

... Lord Knutaford had a fair amount of sleep, m t his condition is unchanged. £ Mrs Evans Hurndall remains very weak, and r condition shews no improvement. TH nAV'Q ft/I AM CV ...

... PENARTH. £ wi Two German Sailors Sent to Prisen. i no This forenoon at Barry Dock Police Court— W( ifore Mr John Duncan, Mr John Liowden, and wi lderman J. C. Meggitt—two German sailors 101 imed William Thompson and Augustine Sausine sel are brought up in custody charged with unlaw- rsj lly wounding a fireman named Francis Rowley, the as. Darent,at Penarth on Wednesday night as st. The ...

... MEfUHYR GUARDIANS. I SMALLPOX AND BREAD AND CHEESE. Another Scene, IMKCfAi TELEGRAM TO TKIt IECHO. l I To-day at a meeting of Merthyr Board of Mr D. P. DavieS ptesiding, it was reported that a third case of smallpox had occurred, the sufferer being a young married mb, Ptite Ricketts, soti of the caretaker at Pant ospital, with whom he frequently came in contact. A caso of supposed smallpox ...

... A SCHOONER SUNK. The larjte soliooner whioh recently sunk near I Skibbereen is stated to be the Magnet. ...

... WRECK UF THE MORESBY, At the resumed toard (jf Trade inquiry on Wednesday, at Dungarvan, into the loss of the ship Moresby with 20 lives oh Christmas Eve, Hugh McKmnon, of Campbelltown, one ot tlie survivor-, deposed that they encountered heavy weaklier on December 22nd, and all their sails, excepting the foresail, were blowri away. Had the crew been British seamen he believed none of the ...

... TraHic on the r&ilw?y hM been interrupted between Oonst&minopte and Adnaaop? owing to ?..b HoNf I VA ? 4 ? ? ')t. f 1, ...

... The Alleged Frauds on I Women. AMAZING CREDULITY. I TREASURY PROSECUTION. The Norwegian subject, Adolf Beck, aged 48, described as a mineowner and promoter, late of 130, Victoria-street, Westminster, was placed in the dock on remand at the Westminster Police Court yesterday-before Mr Sheil-to answer charges of robbing young women in various parts of London under extraordinary circumstances. Mr ...