... CARDIFF. McCallum s i-VI a ri n eEngineers' Academy, Working-street (opposite Free the receut B. of T. examinations for engineers, which are not yet completed owing to holidays, Mr Wm. luman passed as second engineer on first trial after a very short tuition at this up-to-date academy. Nautical School, 48, Londoun-square.-At the Board of Trade Examination held at Swansea this week Mr J. T. ...

... SUSPICIOUS DISCOVERY. Arrest of a Painter. I Paris, Monday.—-The Soleil states that a house painter niiinee Dubrajol, whose wife disappeared a few days ago, has been arrested at Versailles. Bloodstains were discovered in his house. This arrest is believed to be in connection with the discovery of the mutilated trunk of a woman in a portmanteau which was found floating in the Seine near ...

... WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Mr Ritchie, the President of the Board of Trade, on Saturday paid a visit to the wireless telegraphy station at the South Foreland. He was received by Sienor Marconi and Mr Jameson Davis, the managing director of the Wireless Telegraphy Company, and was shown the instruments at work with Boulogne. ...

... A Cardiff Fireman Remanded. I At West Ham Police Court to-day Arthur Young (25), ship's fireman, giving an ad- dress in Cardiff, was remanied charged with being concerned with two others not in custody in assaulting Francis Tittertin, a cashier, at Stratford on Saturday, and stealing from him a bag containing £ 150. Prisoner denied the charge. ...

... On Saturday Mr Edward Strick held an inquiry into the circumstances attending the deatli of a dressmaker named Mary Lloyd, whose decapi- tated body was found under crcumstauces already reported on th3 Midland Kailway near Foxhole. Thomas Lloyd, the father of the deceased, said his daughter used occasionally to spend a few days at her aunt's at Kilvey-terrace, and she had been visiting her for ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A MERTHYR TRADESMAN, We regret to record the death, which occurred in a very sudden manner on Tuesday midnight, at Merthyr, of Mr R H. Fennell (69;, one of the old residents of Merthyr. Mr Fennell was out and about usual ou Tuesday, and the news of the suilden event came as a great shock to mem- bers of his family in Merthyr and relatives in other palrts of South Wales. The ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. I [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opiniug. 11.20 a.m.—Very moderate business doing in the Stock Markets, and the fortnightly settlement is progressing favourably, whilst prices show a fairly good tendency on some few purchases. Consols and Rupee Paper steady. In Foreign Bonds Argentine 1886 Loan, Cedulas A and B. and Turkish Fourth Group firm, being to J better on ...

... A case of very great importance to all who buy and sell shares came before Mr Justice Phillimore and a jury in the Court of Queen's Bench on Tuesday. It was the case of Lee v. Glass. The latter sold to Lee 100 shares in the West Kitty Tin Mine—which is one of the Cost- book rninee--a partnership. The 100 shares amounted to one-sixtieth of the whole property owing to the great rise in tin ...

... A horse that is much fancied at Newmarket for the Jubilee Stakes is Cap Martin. He is doiug a nice preparation, and should be staud a thorough period of training for tbia event he will take an immense lot of beating. ...

... Curious Dispute at Cardiff. At the St. Teilo Vestry on Monday night a rathor unfortunate difference between the Vicar and his choir was brought to light. It appears thai on the previous Sunday a, large section of t 1 c choir, of which Mr I. E. Deacon is organist, absented itself by way of protesting against the Vicar's action in reference to the buying of ccr- tain music for the use of the ...

... I French Opinion of the Swansea Players The London correspondent of the Liverpool Courier says he is requested by a correspondent to correct a material error in the Renter tele- to correct a material error in the Renter tele- gram which reported the Rugby match between Swansea and Paris, in Paris, on Sunday last. Swansea was represented by Reuter as playing the Stade Francais, the holders of ...

... LICENSING COMMISSION. The Rival Proposals. In correction of the erroneous versions hitherto published of Lord Peel's proposals and those of the majority of the Royal Commission regarding the reduction of licences, the Press Association is enabled to furnish an authentic outline of the two rival schemes. Instead of proposing, as has bsen stated, a time limit of five or seven years without ...