... TO-DAY'S WEATHER. THIS MOKNING'S FORECASTS. The fellswing fareca*1^ were issued by Moteerolefrieal Oifcce »t 10.50 o'clock to-day DISTRICTS— 9 Scotland, WestIrlY winds, freshening 1. Scotland, JE. ) tlall some rain. VVesterlY winds, moderate; 2. England, N.E..fa'r at first, some rain ) later. 3. EngliLnd E f 4. Mid CeKBties, j Westeny winds, light or S. Eag. S. (LOD. F moderate fair generally. ...

... PORTHCAWL RtST. I Dr. T. Garrett Horder scknowledges the fol- lowing sums received einee the last subscrip- tions published :—Lord L!»r,nttock, £ 2 John Lancaster and Co., Blaiua, X2 2s Mr Godfrey Clark, J.P., Talygarn, JE5 Colonel J. P. Turbervill, F.weuuy P. iory. £ 1 Sir John T. D.. Llewelyn, Bart., fE5 5s Partridge, Jones and Co., Pontypool. ls Dr. D. Arthur Davies Sivaneea, 10s Sd Mr Jehu ...

... MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS Roxby left Genoa for Savannah 11t,h Carperby arvd Ornskoldsvik 14tH Oakhy IIorvd St. Petersburg 14tlr Moorby arvd Theodosia 14th Selby left Bilbao for Tees 15th Alton passed St. Vincent for Cape Town 15th Ratsby arvd Gloucester 15th Cairo arvd Malta 16th Carlo arvd Seville 15th Armstor left Philadelphia for Newport News 16t'n Woodruff left Newport News for Gibraltar ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. tTh.Ang. 16 Fr. Aug. 17 Sa. Aug.18 t'orfc ft.ln.|lig'. TmeiTiiic TmejHgt. (Tint*ift.i, It. m.ift.in U. ui.ift.iu. Cdi« {p.m 111 4? 4 11 45!30 5 0~ 15 9 i '.arry Hook (pim.jlOSS34 111 39|31 2 0 9 28 6 Newport (p'.lu jn 14 33 911 5830 10 0 28 28 2 S™ea Ip.m jiofe29 4 U 41i.29 25 9 Port TaJbolw.. j fl32 l!n 10 ,27 10 ...

... Official Storting Prices. I (As published by Rociu;; and Sporting Life.) I Shepperton Handicap 17.)-Crarae, 3 to 1 agst. Vauxhail Rose, 10 to 1 agst REDCAR. Coatham Handicap (5).—Pallinsburn, 6 to 4 QU. Skeltcn Welter (5\IIsuh\tor, 7 to 2 agst ...

... Argus arvd Rone Doleoath arvd Boh-, fL, Stokesley arvd tl0(l#„ !im, Crathr.rue left Lo-; Kirkby left f:iouru,b''J:l for Swansea. 28th Bkiduy Jtt Beira loi r, Probolingo 2f?th Newby left Qucensto-L. Iab £ f-°V-28th Daleby passed Dtuin,,t ii!,0,1, ;11' ,? OQ,, Hurworth passed Con^t„ tor UoneuhaEen 29th .()rmosby r-rvd Bea ttil)ople for Azott 29th 'Castanos passed Teoerifr„ > Fontyrridd and ...

... j FOOTBALL FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. We si nil publish reports of the following matches' to be played on the ground of the first-named club RUGBY. Welsh Rugby Union. Newport v Bristol—A .T Daviea Llwynypia v Bltei-iavon-lieyziolds Penygraig v Aberavon-C K Crawley Pontypridd v Bridgend-Ben Tiley Crumliu v Pill Harriers-E John I'ontymoile v Porrtymister—J R Webb Neath y Mountain Ash—W Q ...

... CARDIFF WATER SUPPLY. Town in a Fortunate Position. Cardiff to-dav, in repaid to its water supply, is in a better position than it has ever been. Tho town possesses I storage vnffinient I..t its present high consumption of between 5 and 6 mi!lion gal!onn a day for 120 days, i.e., over three months. Tiie.ro is, however, ihe authoyitie-j point out, no necessity to waste wyter. The following ...

... PANIC IN A THEATRE. On Monuay night a serion3 conflagration occurred at the Alexandra Theatre, Widnes, during tbe performance of a drama by I^eoeard and Conquest's company. About 9.30 Hamea broke out on the stage, and ill a lew minister* the scenery was ablaze. The theatre was crowded, and a panic ensued, hnt fortunately in the wild rush for the doors no one was seriouaiy injured. The ...

... TH WA TIDE TABLE. I ■Fr. Aug. 10 Sa Aug. lO'.Su. Aug. II Port ft.iij.iHgt.J'l-'mejTme Tme Hgt. I Tmejft.ii!.jh. m.jft.iu jh. mJft.ln. J n fit I R-'uJ 6 ;^4 0 ^^55 ll! VI fi CARDIFF LP.1,, 6 47, 7 35,^ J 8 19 37 6 Barry CocK { p.m.'i 6 41I34 9i 7 Jj36 8! 8 13 38 3! Newpost {^; f «34 5; ] ^36 4j ^37 11 Swansea | gs1 0^ g32 g| ] 8 PortTalbO^ | §35 3j 1l| J jJ,32 6 ...

... MOVEMENTSOFLOCAlVE88EL81 Ca.rlo left Seville for Ayr l.?t. Levell Madeira llfci; Alton arvd Svendbors lltii Bellerby loft New York for Havre nth Llureka left Tonnay Charente for Bilbao 13th Her3chel left Bona for Huelva i u Topaze passed Ushant lltli E, ric left Norfolk for Roueu 12th Mandalay left Venice for Danube 11th Stelliug left Devonporii for Barry 12th Henry ilriind left Dartmouth for ...

... I Sandown December Meeting. SANDOWN PARK, Saturday. Though fine it was a dark, dismal sort of morning and visitors to Sardowii Park came prepared for rain, but hanpily tfie sky became clearer when the horses turned out for the opening event. There wa.s another excellent attendance in all departments, the club lawn being well patronised by a company that as usual included a large proportion of ...