... lCntt for (klassiftcftEtcn OHaRP respectable Lad wnrn,i I SI AlY_T\'as,_oefC?d.. CardiE: D -,x 7 ANTED, 12 shMp Shop A?n?..?———?'?'' week.^Api/ly 8 6'eceli Frirto 1^rank bog)e. ton, 49, Wellington-street, Canton. 854n B??????v'e. ?Md ?Co.?.4?8?.?Charjtes-6tpeet. for Anstmlia.-Davi?s and Co?48 C?aries-6tree,6 CardUI. 853n WT-A-i?workmust be -:o.5 t, ¡nth housework; wast be fl!liable; good ...

... FRtENDLY SOCtETY NOTES. Mr Tom Hushes, the Grand Master of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, is paying the penalty 01 greatness. He has already ran the gauntlet of two pnblic processions, three banquets, and innumerable public meetings. He will be due at Cardiff shortly to receive the united congratulations of South Wales triendly Society men. Mr JElughcs has been reading up the history of ...

... The colIicry village is often a veritable gold mine, and the struggle for licences at Brewster Sessions is obvious. Fortunes have been made in public-houses in the Rhondda Valleys during the past ten yeara. Thirty years ago a small public- house situated at Tonypandy was offered for sale ac £ 400, but the owner could find no buyer at that exorbitaut sum. To day that house, which has had but ...

... INFERRUPTED WEDDING. Vicars Advice to the Bride & Bridegroom The vicar of St John's, Kilbarn, has given his decision in the case of the interrupted wed- ding ceremony,which created some local excite- ment a few days ago. Mrs Elizabeth Springall, a widow, was being married to Mr William Saunders at St. John's Church by one of the curates, and just as the ing was being pl,-t--ed on tho bride's ...

... BURSTING OF A CANAL. I L. ana N.W. Railway Damaged. I This morning the bran ah of the Birmingham canal, near Dudleyport Station, on the London and North-Wostern Railway burst its banlt. The water efscaped with a great rush and swept away a portion of the main line. The Irish mttil was delayed more than an hoar. The canals sire emptied for a considerable distance, and the damage doue is ...

... THREE RUSSIAN CENTENARIANS I Instances of amazing longevity are by no means uncommon in Russia, but the case of the brothers Kovalenko in certainly very remarkable even for that country. The three brothers have lived in the same place all their lives, and are still strong and healthy. The eldest, Michael, is of tho aama age as was Mones at his passing, and of him, as of that old-world worthy, ...

... ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AT USKSIDE The Newport School Board prosecuted 15 parents at Newport Town Hall io-dav for irregn lar attendance of their children at school. Th » board appear to be resolved, the discussion at the Connty Council meeting on Tuesday notwith- standing, to raisa Uskride out of the low posi- tion educationally as compared with 55 other towns, and to get in some of the fifth who ...

... AFTER THE WAKE. A Loquacious Defendant at Abe'dare. At tho Aberdare Police Court on Tuesday (before Messrs D. E. Williams, D. P. Davies, G. George, and Dr. D. Davies) Charlotte Holmes was summoned for being drink and disorderly in the Masons' Arms, Hih-strcet. Immediately the charge was read defendant said Gentlemen, I remember nothing of it. No doubt it is true. I am the mother of 15 children ...

... A MISSING GIRL. Mysterious Disappearance at New Tredegar. Elizabeth Lewis (15), daughter of William Lewis, Morgan-street, New Tredegar, has dis- appeared mysteriously. Last Sunday afternoon she returned home from Sunday school, laid prize book which she had received on the table, and went out, saying she would be back to tae in about tive minutes. She has never since been seen or heard of. No ...

... Newmarket-Training Notes. Newmarket, Thursday.—On the llacecourse side, Beatty's Nightjar and Houffoumont zq two iiiijes Blackwinfj and Vira Koinq a mile Steinort. Glasgow. Tcmpiecombe, Crested Grebe, and liicli- mond Park went six furlongs. Cannon's Lipsalve galloped a mi1c and three-quarters; Dodflington, Switch, and Mondella came a piile. F. Day's Waiufcu and Oreo went a mile and a half; ...

... I A List of the Prose Adjudicators. I The Executive Committee of tho National Eisteddfod of lSGO, to be held at Liverpool.has just Eisteddfod of 1900, to be held at Liverpool.has just -ompletcl its lut of adjudicators of the subjects for competition in the prose department. The following are the litterati appointed :—Principal T. F. Roberts, M.A., of Aberystwyth University College Professor ...

... Paris, Wednesday.—Almost all the newspapers bnt particularly the Revisionist organs, express satisfaction at the paidpn agogroco to Cantaic Dreyfw. -Keuter. ...