... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. I Sat.Sept.8;Sa. Sept. 9 Mo.Sep. 10 Port Tinei Hgt. (t.iii .iTmeJTme li. m.lftuu. Tine (t.in.lh. in. ft.in (IZ 6 ir34 10i 7 137 1| 7 M,38 6 D°ck (*• | ?! f io' ] *39 3 Newport (»;;» I$35 3.' ||,37 6 ^38 11 | p.'Ii 5 265 6 S>3 3 6 575^ 3 VWrllwb jp: 5 27 33 6 16!35 10' 6 59 36 11 ...

... The Financial Side. I Mr James Howell, the financial secretary of the Cardiff Horse Show, furnishes the following state- ment of the financial side of the show ;— First Day. 58034 2243 112 3s Od 500 :p>c:d grand stands, at 29 6d. 62 10. Od Tr;m*fi-rs from Is to 2s 6d seatii 2 5s Od 10 0s Od E477 Is 6d Second Day. 13,1173 1-: tiokeis £ 655 17s 6d 4,932 grand stand, at IB 246 12s Od 958 errand ...

... TO-DAY'S CRICKET. 1 Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire. Bradford, Weclnesday. t was felt that Gloucester haring been put in to make 328 to win had a formid- able if not an impossible task ahead of them, and their prospects were not improved by their losing one wicket overnight for 13 runs. On resuming this morning at 10 minutes past 11 ia fine weather the visitors fared badly again>5t Ilaigh and ...

... WITH THE WELSH. A Successful Day in the Queen's. f (By THE MAJOR.) I The Wolsh Twenty Club Tent, Wednesday I Evening.—Tha first stage of the great event of J. the Bisley meeting is over, and of the 64 Welsh- men who entered it 16 have qualified to shoot in the second stage, while three more with scores of 89 will have to shoot off with 69 others for 46 places. To-day's shooting has been ...

... STOP TRESS. — 11 0 I ...

... f FOOTBALL. I I CARDIFF RESERVES v CHELTENHAM •COLLEGE. I A ltUNAWAY AFFAIR. I At Cheltenham in fine weather. Teams Cheltenham-Back, Kenworthy three-quar- ter backH, Young, Pruen, Handy, and another half-backs, Allen and Groves forwards, Fry (captain), Wbittal, Turnbull, Greer, Robertson, De Lueovicti, Pearce, and Talbot. Cardiff-Back, Winfield three-quarter baifca, Lewis, Jones, Treharne, and ...

... London Midday Betting. I PRINCESS OF WALES STAKES. I 7 to 4 on Diamond Jubilee (laidwj 4 to I agst Caiman (t&o) 8 to 1 — Merry Gal (k & w) 100 to S — Any other (o) ...

... jMo.Dec.10 Tu, Dec.11 WeDec. 12 jTine Hgt jTmeiHgi./TuieiTme JLL-UI-|FFCH ...

... Folkestone Meeting. 1.45-Tbe WESTENHANGER SELLING HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP of £100; winner to be sold for X50, Six furlongs. Mr W. Duke's Remember Me, a 9st 101b.B. Ricby 1 Mr Harris's Germanicus, 3y 8st Illb 2 Mr D. Thirl well's Kaireen, 1y Sst 3 Mr R. Gore's Knickerbocker, 4y 8st 131b.Halsey 0 Mr E. Percy's Salix, 4y 8st 31b 0 Mr N. Westlake's Bravura, 4y 88t Keifi 0 Mr G. Cripp's Saridon, 4y ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE, j iTh.,Sep. 2QsFr. Sep, 21 Hat Sep. 22 Port ITriifl Hgt.'ft.iu.l)Ig TmejTmf ill. m. fli.in.jTme!fl,.i h. m. fli.iu (p.m| 5! Gw!31 6 6 23;32 J0 ^ryllotk { »;»; ;^30 2! I 1*|32 3 « ^33 7 «- 1 a.m 1 455 37 r, „ 6 19' o/owi-ort I p.m. 5 12 10, 5 sgi01 0 3553 3 acv.,llr,^(, j a*m 3 ^97 c1 2SLq ■», 5 10 Sw.vn.«i |p ut |,j 4 27 6^ 4 ^29 1 f) nj 30 4 Pork T'»JI-ot 7' f/,30 3 5 2^31 ...

... I DEATH FROM STARVATION. The Administration of ReHef. Meet peopte Me agreed, even if from different standpoints, that the taw rafting to the relief of the poor requires considerable alteration and it ia no uncommon thing to boar members of Boards of GuardianF3 complain of the wav in which their handa are tied when detdifg witb ms.ny necessitous ca'-n-c which come befo:t: them. Bnt the sad ...

... Th. Oct. 11 Fr. Oct. 12 Sat Oct. 13 Pott Tme.Hgt |Ti»isjHgi.|'i'nie|Tme h. iii.jfb.ln ih-m. ft.iu.jh. m.jft.in Cardiff JJ;™: 1^1 4|9 20|35 6™ 9 Barry Dook | g 5^ 38 lj 9 ^[36 3 j^^ 33 6 Nawport -(-» H\V 91 g 53^5 11 Jo 3533 2 awane- jj™ I « 33 S| | |^31 8| »^29 2 Port Talbot j 4^36 0, | %|34 1^51 9 ...