... A CARDtFF VETERAN, A Generous Conor. I Troth snya :—Tbe gentlemRD who h&a for the !aa6 two )c ...

... STEARNS' HBAIUCHE CURE CURES headaches of all kinds. Money refunded if it fails. No opiates or poisons. All chemists, Is, or THOS. CHRISTY ...

... USK AND DISTRICT RIFLE CLUB, Generosity of Dr. Rutherford Harris, M.P, The above club held the adjourned general meeting at the Three Salmon's Hotel last even- ing, Dr. Rutherford Harris, M P., presiding. The chairmun of the committee (Mr Henry Free- man) submitted the ruels which had been drafted, and which were adopted, one being to the effect that the club should be affiliated to the ...

... FOOTBALL. FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. We shall publish reports of the following matches to be played to-morrow on the ground of the first- mentioned club RUGBY. WELSH RUGBY UNION. Neath v Cardiff—T England 'J'reorky v Mountain Ash—D W Lewis Iilwynypia v Penarth —J Games Penygraig v Tondii-V Kcvnolds Abertillerv v Ebbw Vale-W A llartin Maeates v Aberavoii-C 11 Crawley Machen v Brecon—J W Morgan ...

... Sans Gene, who on Saturday won the Three Year Old Rice at Sandown Park, has inenrred a 51b. penalty for the Wimbledon Three Year Old Hordlc Race at Kompton lJ;«rk;on Wednesday making his impost lest. 91b. lie is also penalised 71b. for thoc Youngsters' Hurdle Race at. Lingfield on Friday, increasing his burden to list. Despite the fact that he was conceding a lot of weight to each of his six ...

... FOOTBALL FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW, We shall publish reports of the following matches to be played on the ground of the first men- tioned club to be played ou the ground of the first men- tioned club RUGBY. Welsh Club Matches. Cardiff v Cambridge University—llcv J S Locf-don SwHnsea v 1 -lanclly—L?, B Holmes Mountain Ash v Neath—H J Taylor Abergavenny v Pontymoile—D Probert Bridgend v Oemore Vale ...

... Newmarket Notes. I (BY OtTH I TO-MORROW'S SELECTIONS. I Welbeck Plate—PETRIDGE. Blanknev Nursery—BROOKSIDE. Lincoln Autumn—ANXIOUS MOMENTS. Elsbam Plate—PERDICUS. Elslmm Plate-PERDICUS. TRIALS THIS MORNING. I Peck's WEARDALE FILLY beat G. Lambton's Bistonia,n (liickaby), St. Servau, and a stranger at five furlongs. A neck a bad third. Sadler's AUSTERLITZ beat The Fadan(Rickaby)and Giendve colt ...

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... SPORTING ITEMS. Stabling for about 250 horses has already been rdered at Derby, so that we may safely antici- pate the usual plethoric fie da. Good judges were yesterday again on the track of each of Santoi and Innocence for the Derby Cap, from 1000 to 80 down to 10 to 1 being each noted; after 9 to 1 taken occasionally 10 K. Can- non's mount. Major Burnbam, the far-famed American scoul, who ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS,] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening, 11.20 a.-m.-Bitsiness quiet ill the Stock Markets, and prices with a few exceptions show con- tinued dulness. Consols steady. Rupee Paper weak at J decline on sales. In Foreign Bonds Chinese Five per Cent Gold Loan and Argentine 188S Loan firm, being i better cn purchases; Spanish flat at de- cline on further sales. Home ...

... Alacrity left Havre for Newport 4th Wandby passed Tarifa Point for Philadelphia 30th Newbv let'. Fernandina for Dublin 2nd Hatfield left Bilbao for Cardiff 4th Carlo arvd Seviile 2nd Goleleliff- left Hnelva for Swansea 4th Thomas Tnrnbnll arvd Messina from Licata 2nd March arvd Leghorn from Cardiff 2nd Jersey left Nice 3rd Argonaut arvd Berden and left 4th ...

... I AN ONLY DAUGHTER A telegram stys:Araari named and tol. wife, who live at Van ice, have kept; t.!lcir only dlIlhtt ...