... TOLD UNDER THE RED LAMP. A CONSUMPTIVE PATIENT. FATL RIGHT. RESZFVXD.1 PART II. Some few months after the captain's visit to KentiBh Town, as Doctor Danby Jones was snatching a few minutes from his toils to peruse the Sunday papers, he was startled by the announcement of the death of Captain Beresford Daly at Mentone. By Jove exclaimed he, this is curious. I wonder what has become of old Sam ...

... JAMESON'S IIAID. I Interview with a Reform Leader. I Nitw YORK, Wednesday.—An interview with Mr Hammond on the subject of the relations existing between Dr. Jameson and the Jchannes- buvg Reform leaders is published here by the Associated Press. Mr Hammond, after emphatically denying the rumours that he had bad differences with Dr. Jameson over money matters, is represented to have spoken as ...

... CAM TOWN, Thursday.—The English Rugby Football Team played fifteen of the Western province to-day. After au exciting contest the match ended in a draw, neither side scoring a point. -Reute, ...

... CARDIGANSHIRE POLICE COMMITTEE, The quarterly meeting of the Cardiganshire Police Committee was held at the County Hall, Aberayron, on Thursday, Major Price Lewes, chairman, presiding. On the report of the Chief Constable, the CHAIRMAN moved that the thauks of the committee be accorded to the Chief Constable for the satisfactory manner in which he had dis- charged the duties devolving on him ...

... OTHER VICTIMS. MOSELEY GENTLEMAN GONE. The Rev. F. Sanbaoh. who, vritih bit wife. was among the passengers, was, until about two years ago, Wesleyan minister at Moseley, Birmingham. He had since been stationed in tbe Stockporb circuit at Tiviotdale. On May 18th he revisited Moseley and preached a special sermon prior to starting to Canary to recruit his health. Mr Cadbury mentioned in the list ...

... DIVORCE SUIT DROPPED, A claim was made in the Westminster County Court yesterday for 35 guineas by Mr Middleton Bradford, a solicitor, from Dr, North, under an agreement that he was to pay plaintiff that sum upon the pronouncement of a decree nisi in contemplated divorce suio against his wife. Mr Cannot, counsel for plaintiff, said that plaintiff was acquainted with facts of great im- portance ...

... TO you broken hi your resM)y? ste?chUd MfferinK with the pain 6f cutting teeth? GO- once to a chemist &nd t. bottle of MRS WMSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP, wU relieve the poor little snnerer Immediately. Iti s ftlea. ant to take; it produces aatural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as a button. Of all fbwnists 13 1 ad per bottltf. Ig THE PRICE OF ...

... BRUTAL ASSAULT AT PONTYPRIDD. Black and Blue from Head to Foot. Aneurin Williams, labourer, Albert street, Pontypridd, was charged at the Pontypridd Police Court, on Wednesday, with wounding a young woman named Mary Jane Miller. Prose- cutrix said she lodged with the prisoner, and on Saturday, June 20th, whilat4returning home with him, for no cause whatever, be brutally assaulted her by ...

... SERtOUS ptRE AT LLANSAMLET. Four H&?ses Burnt Oown. un Wednesday four cottages j Hanaamlet. nea ...

... BBBLIN, Thursday.—It is stated thab the ex- Empress Eugenia has made a fresh will, leaving the whole of her fortune to the Princess Victoria of Batbouburp,DatofeL ...

... PRINCESS HENRY OF BATTENBERG. I This morning Princess Henry of Bablienberg left Windsor Castle and proceeded by the 10.40 train en route for the Isle of Wight, where her Royal Highness will reside until Saturday and then return to Windsor. ...

... GOLF. Ladies' Cliampioiiship. The second aud third rounds in this tournament were played yesterday ab Hoylake. Twenty- eight couples started in the second round, and at the close those remaining were :-Miss Pascof, Wimbledon Miss Starkee Bcnce, Eastbourne Miss Welch, West Lancashire; Miss Nimmo, West Lancash're Miss Latham, West Lanca- shire Miss Konnon Siow, Wimbledon Miss May Rowley, Chc ...