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I WARWICK MEETING. TO,DAY'S RACING, ORDER OF RUNSINO.—R?nilworth Steeplechase, 2.0; B«r/ord H.,di. R,c?, 'A70; Wnrwick Handicap, 3.0; P.r.d. Hunters' Fl.t Rice, 3.30- Coventi*y Steeple- ohMf-,4.0: MM)tn<< F?r'nert'Onp, ?M. I!tetlpJ,. BHTHIB8. Parade Hunters' F!?t Usee—Ipsler King, «*ged(tobe wldforlOJ.ovt); FIRY(ul, aged; Podophyllon, ag<»d J Teddv.aged; Nortl,K,[.?-tl,d; Pu?"I11 Xoed (to be Bill e?wood, sgvd (each to W so) f for 50 ov?i). gedi.   ARRIVALS. Actor. Adventurer, Beggarly, Hroom, Benburb, Ballet Girl, Chivalry, Felly, rvester. Helen Davis, Ipsley Ring, Islewortb. Luoretiu. M.ri. 0.1 t,, M., te? ';5; ill.yf.i. P.d.phyll-, Pulpit, The Queen, Koseweli, S^zincot, Silversand, 611- verwood, Sorm?, 8tl..r. Sylvia, T?.b. 1'eddy, Dlysses, Violet, Blowom, and Osmau. N,?y othen expeoted this moming.

I LATEST LONDON BETTING. TUESDAY NIQBT, Two TBOUSAVD OviNut. (Run Wednesday, April 29, Distance, one mile and 17 yards.) 3 to 1 agst Peter Flower, t A w 5 to 1 Orvioto, t A w Xwurton PAKK Jl/BUM STAKE*. (Run Saturday, May 9 Diftatioc, tile $*W Xllo Course.) 8 to 1 agst Tlie Imp. 4jrs, 8It 101b, t 10t!) 1 — Fits Simon, t ft o 100 to 8 Queen's Biitllday, 4yrs, Sat 131b, t TBIC UIUBY. (Run W,dn?-d.y. XaY R7. Dlstanoe, one mile and 8 !>»«■) 20 to 1 ag,t COMM(, t 10 1 at, D?vid, t A: o

SCRATCHINGS. Sportsman hal -1. Informed 0' the following IØratchiJJ¡t' April Hurdls Handicap. Plurnp'on—EveriflsM. All taaudicaps where the weights have appeared- ki?-tm. '^An anipgaments-1.11?go., V.. d'Or, ?nd TB, Malde. All engagements In Mr T Stevens, iun's nsme-Osr- dlnftl. Bath annagementa-rady Lome.

CARDIFF HAOB8, April 23rd and Mlh. ioaIO7 0,000 GnxyAm, J UBI"" ST&zm D-?tor. .rh. French SII.I English Sportsman" (published daily), con- talnini; latest Market Movsm.nts ou above, It. neeiptof post-card containing address. Valentine, Hard- away, and Topping, Boiilngne-sur-Mer, Vranee. Oldest established firm in the world. No representatives. = SEASON 1891—JAMHS WMWRXA, Calais, Franoa (personally conducted). Chester OIlP, Tb. Jubilee Stakes, 2,000 Quinen. Derby, Ao.. ie. The 11 Vrenah and English Turf Chronicle (published twloe dally), ,out.int?.g tb. I.t.. market movements OU tb. b-le and other Important ?" will be torw&M?4 free pn receipt of addron. 2im R?Gi.uNDa! NtniTHOWl!! RAQIHOVOK! NCHTHOSPK! T. A. MILLER. Owner and the Great Ohamplim of all Tipsters. His Wires read last week i-Tuesdsv—Sly fellow, Raglmunde. Wediiesday—Rejseted.Jfantnorpe. Th,?r.d.y- qP.Y, &'Oth .1'1. win pay anyone *60 who deny tbat tby ?.? not In paddook ..I, N.?t will be th? -.me t Newoks". ''SM'SM?? A. Miller, Post-office, Newmarket, 141816 MtMWtrrn! Me hnuMhetd wotd in Walea Th<tt«i")M?"t«tttMetMMMttte. MM liimw CATHABTIOOK l'll. *gr«Mblr tp«ri«n WL. S?'tt.M'(M)t)tOM)x)*tt ml .10 .10, Clow," -d Colds. Aetlm' I t)tBMM«MttM'am'<Mtt?M)t<tt?tt. t!W

MARKETS. I LONDON METAL MARKET. I LONDON, luesdsy. COFPEE. after losing 2s 6d on initial sales under the influence of brar operations, recovered, and, continuing firm throughout on the merits of the general situation, closed at a pariial advance of h 3,1 on the day. Cub transactions pissed at £ 5117s 6d to £ 52 Is 3d, the market being generally quiet nd digiant positions almnit overlooked. Sales, 160 tons settlement price, E52. TIN opened steadily at previous rates, and after- wards gained 2s 6d on sustained buying, under- stood to be for American account, but an easier tone su pervened, and the improvement ..? ulti- mately rosl. In tbe afternoon, however, there was an improved feeling, and the close was steady and partially 2s 6J better on the day watritnis for three inont h. realised AVI, and caali 490 Igs 6d, but very little was done for immediate delivery. Sales, 130 tons; setilement price, £90 12s 6d. PIG IRON at the first call developed" strong mnrket, values advancing 2d to 3d on last night, and 1,500 tons were sold at 43s 7d for cash and month, but in the afternoon broke barilr, one month being done at 438 Oid to 43. Id—7d below the best or abiut 4d below la«t night—tlie turn. over being 2,000 tons. Settlement price, 43.. LKAD has ruled flat, and closed with sellers fully 2s 6d lower, English, £ 12 10s to JE12 12s 9-1, against £ 1212s 6<1 to £ 12 158 yeiterdsy Spanish, 212 7s 6d to j612 10s, against 112 111 3d to 112 12s fld. SPELTER continues easy. May dJ elivery chuanged hands at £221Se, and prompt ordinary is 922 179 8d sellers. ZINC Is in poor request, with seller, at yester- day's decline. Usual brand, 1st.. AMI 2nd, 924159. ANTIMONY, in the absence of buyers has a nominal market. Ordinary, £80 sellers. QUICKSILVEB Is innctlve lOt about proviom ralet. Importers' price, JE8 5s; second hindnea lie Od. OFFICIAL CXOSINv MOOTATIONJ. To-day. Frevlons Say. A a. d. 8 s. d. A s. 4. a s. 4. CQP £ #B_o«sh. 52 0 0-&2 1$82 0 0-N 7 6 3 months 62 7 6—15 0 &H 7 6—62 16 0 Bng1!! tough. 56 10 0—66 U t 56 0 0—66 0 0 Best selected b7 0 0—68 0 t 57 0 0-58 0 0 Strong sheets 66 0 0- 86 0 0- Tlo- Finefgncash 90 12 6-91 2 f £0 18 6-91 2 6 3 months 91 0 0-91 10 0 90 17 6-91 7 6 Auat'n, cash. 90 IS 0-91 b 0 90 15 0-91 6 0 x.fh i.got. 94 0 0- MOO- Pig Iron— Scotch war. rants cash 43 0- 43 4- 1 month 43 H— — 43 5- Mddlsbn'eash u 0- — — — — HematUecasb 47 0- LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. I LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. The put week's shipments of bacon from Ame- rica turn nut Ifass than expected, and there is a firm undertone, the falling off of bog receipts at Western p >ints giving holders more confluence, but, buyers again taking only for immediate re- quirements, business hAs been restricted, the prices realissd showing no quotable alteration from yes- terday, Long cut hams remain Ann owing to tile poir supply, but short cut are quiet, the stocks being still in excess of requirements, finest brands except ed. which meet a )a!t inquiry. Shoulders ::y ':=;'J,ae\:& :'I:: most attention. Cheeoe is in fair request, the market being strong with a hardening tendency. Butter shows no alteration. Following tile Ame- rlcolI advance, all positions of lard Iters are held fnr 3d to6J more moneytbat buyers again show little disposition to operate, either on spot, or to arrive. Nllarest ""Iue. :-April, 341 3d; ° May, 34s fid; Jube, 34s 9d July, 35s 3rt and August, 35s 9d. 3 g rices of idnest quality Beef continues strong, and prices of finest :ir are pl? Mited Is 3d per 3MtM. Pork i. ttm at ,xtrt?m? ntaMt. but the bmitMMpMMajtiB only of moderate extent. 1MPQBTS OF PROVISIONS. U JîJUI!Uhu To-D«y .m. 25 35 -;r;;I Tbi 3121 1 3 781t5M7M?20! Thi: 17025! 860? IZM 256 21 6464 672202i39i &;8 y I 647b,)i '29c'6M48846,253L31,'Odd CURRENT QUOTATIONS. Beef, per 3041bs. Extra India mess. flnl. 100 Od to 8ft 6d Packet and Plata 0 04 to ob &I P, P" 'WI I Prime n??MXro "I" Kb Od to BU Od Medium. *m Od h) 6Ct Od Bacon, per Utlb.. LMtg ?Mf. 4G«)!bt. average 3?. M Io Nh 6d ;It I' i=: Ii: 8:l re ::11 ttt bMk. 17.19lt». MMMe M' 0d to M r. &t:: g: OomtMr?ttd c'n. M Mbt. ditto. M* M to 36s 6d Bt?tofd out, 38 4!lbs. ditto 3? Od to 33,. M Clear bailies, 14-161" dItto 32s Od to 4la Od tthwt e)eM bMkt, tMStbt. dll 4"l 6d to M< Od 6hou)dMt. N.Y. out. 12.181t. Mt M to Mt Od D)H« 4- Out lallibs. 27# 04 ta all Od Hams, per 112lbs.! !?tx?!t. it\f" 43a Od to M' Od !)ttto,!M< 0.? ..9. Od 6hotteut.lH!  40s Od to 44a Od Ditt.. 14-16 Mt M to <? M Lord, per UHlbe. I Prime Westsro Steam 14 ill to Me 8d ChtM*. p<r UZtbt. < PI nest Mt Od to ttt t "'M. 49s to 6&. Butter, per 112lbs.: Fil.0. none hm i ))M.<!tMte Hu,(. I LIVERPOOL GENEBAL PRODUCE. Livsaroot, Tuesday. There Is nst to nothing doiag in Moo qar, both by, and ,,Ill. bslng indifferent about er:rø:t :1:II:l ::e:b::ct sales, nre nominally unchanged. Crystals are firm at pr(?vious rates. Tito ot?)& of coffee, as shown yesterday, ia n little heaviar, but sellers are still ite firm in their demands. Cocoa has al o a slow sale, iR::hrDw::porIJ' howtver. are firm. Htct busatrongtons witb little offering, either on spot or to arrive. Linseed 18 not very -ative, but -t auctiou to-by a c-a- siderable quantity ot River Ft*M sold at fto I:ele =iz tone :n :O £5 per ton, and 176 bag, Turkish canary seed at 31s to 32s per 4841o. A small parcel of Fernando Po copra brought £15 6a per ton at auotlou, IInd 36 bags of blue Smyrna galls sold at 568 per cwt. Tallow has shown rather a steadier tone, and a small business haa been done in fine Notth't at 26o 64 per ow'. Palm oil h?d a moderate ..Ie at previous pdce'. LintMd 01118 quiet with Mt)er* at 238. Rape oil keeps firm at 34', "nd oaton good oil I# "dy at :j r:rm L:"aa:e:I:: I oil keeps .elY Arm at Me rates. 8piriti of tat- peati"e tM Moro ff<etyo<hMdtt I lei" prices, &Ud2983diothOV61UOQDG KM'" M tMctiv* :aI:t):: °N&ie of wd& laO:C:: tone, and values an against boyem Rubbw I, quite nomluat on a dull trade in both African and Braiilitn. — CORN, III L'fMMOt, TuMdty.—ThoM was a quiet trade In whMt, at an oc?'ton? J4 over Friday's cur- rencies. C?tforatt. 6< 8d to 8, 8td percental. MIII was in 1est'¡oted supply, und experienced a fair -tfOMd at 3d per n' altv4so prlwg American closed ?t 1; 4id to &i M per Centel :t::iI ::er:. retail inquiry 6. f:û =: Hean. and peas were taken .lnwll, and, "i? cats and oatmeal, remain unaltsred. KISU, GtttMtBT. ToMd'y.—There wM < tood Mppty and a brisk demand, but ftioe'wtmttUhtth; about forty vessels in. QuotationsPlaice,90s to 351: level, 27< lemon, M< to Mt Mies, 210s w 2M<; haddock, 10s to Hopof box; turboi, 8s to 14?: h:¡:lrlo1: iJ, 6e to 8« ditto idead), b to 53: I\od. 8. to 14.: skute, 6s to 's: ditto (devl), 4. to 5e Quch; hake, 40s to 60s; dead cod, 100s to 140s per score; halibut Is to 9s; ditto (dead), 5a to Bt per etone. PRODUCE. LONDON, Tuesd"y.-Sager t Auction, quiet tone a" ;Y'4.J:,öa:e of crvstallfse J West Indian, part old Da.mon,re 11s 8d to 19.; Trinidad, 3d to 18- 8<); 1?0 syrups at H* M io 14s ed; b.? teady-Juo6 sold at Ut K?dp)ut J I; re1\ned met a fairly good busine., at etudy rated. ('09.8 mie, Central American at re VI I'IO:i=. =1't:J;= dearer. Indigo steady at opening rates. Shellac I Auction* Is to Zelowlr, Oil* unchanged. PROVISIONS). LLSKDTSWI, To-oday.-At to-day's market thsre was a good supply of tiacou pigs and porkers. The following were the prices ;-Live bacon pigs and p irkers from 61 fid to 5* 94 per score; store ■ittto. In- 12s to 23a each. Live shseo. from 4.11 to 5d lb. Live calves, from 4d to 51 per lb. e ws with calves, from £11 to 113 each. Live fowls, from 3- 4d to 4s Od per couple; ditto ducks, t orn 3j 9d to 48 6d per couple, C.<sk bultsr from Is aid to Is lid per lb ditto feW,. in rolls, from Is 2d to is 3d per lb. Fresh eggs, fid to 7d per dozen. Potatoes, from 48 to 51 per owl. BUTTER. CORK, TUMMttT. — Ordinary F)Mt<, 181s; Se< lh'¡" I;!u' Mi4 C"r.4 ? irli.. Superin., 130'! Fine, Ha<; Mild, 103,. Mi)dCttr'dKe?B!8)ipe)'aM.lM<. Num- ber In me? 382 Arkinn, 7 kegs, Md 38 :Ü:t SUGAR. Gusoow, Tue.a.fhe official report says :— A good business was done at yesterday's prices. The private report says i—A moderate business was done, and prices were occasionally easier. POTATOES. Lomer, Taeeday.—The mppH« eeatimMd 118hl, and prices were further hardening. Th* following were tbIUOI.tlon81-Bebron.. IN$ to ISO.; Im -rato, 120B to MOt i Champions, UOs; RegootAg fIO04; Magnum Benutus, UOs to 140* per ton. HAT AND STRAW. Lamor, Tuos&y.-There was a good supply and a t?ee4y to&. with a (ably goad domen QuotAtiOD' WM #4 follow i—Prime CIOVW. Sk to 102* Id; inferior, 48* to 75s; best hay, eo. to 87s; inferior, 26, to BOa; itraw, 20s to 58, per load. WOOL. LoJi»o., Tueeday.-Jl. Belmntb, 8eh«artM, and Co. to-day off-red 10,862 balae, Including 1,067 bale* Cap*. Ehe Sales were progrtHlof Utadlly st late rale*. MEiALS. bur:e::o,ur-Iln:t31!: buM? ?" ?? At 43s M and ?11? c-sh, and <& 7d and 439 8)d month; closing, t?yeM. 43a 8p to-morrow cash, and 43, Bd month; sellers, 43s 9d cish and month. Middltljlborough- closing, buyerf, 38. cash, and 38s 2d month; tellers, 3Ss 64 cash, and 38s 7id month; Closing: Flat; good busings done at 43s 6d to 42s lid cash, and 43s 6J to 42s Hid month; closing, btiyam 438 lid cash and tnontli sellers, hd more. Mid,liesborougli-closing- buyers, 3as ca<h and 38a 2d month; sellers, ed more. Hematite WAS done at 47. 4id month closing, buyers, 47s cash, and 47s 2d month; sellers, Id more.

NEW YORK PRICES. -IREUTEJUCB TBLKQSAU.1 NEW YORK, TUESDAY. Money easy. Stocks opened Irregular, atilt remained so throughout the day, the market closing generally weak. Cotton on epot weak: futures declined, in sympathy with Liverpool advices, and closed welllE. Petroleum closed steady at unchanged quotations. Lard has had a firman tendency on expected decrease in home rpceipts. Wheat was lirlu during eurly dealings, but reaction afterwards took place; an improvemen4 however, followed and the market closed ateady. Pioup has had an active trade, closing firm. Cora, opened strong, but afterwards reacted and closed weak. Sugar continues strong market. Coffee, firm on European advices. Tin has been dull business, and left off weak at a loss of 16c. from In poor request, but the closing was steady. Coppar nominal. aorxctffitiffr BOlli. AND RAILWAY SHABSS. QaoUtlocfl, April 13. ADrfllfc* Call Hooey U.S. Go». Bonds Sp.o. 3* p.c. Ditto, other Securities 3 D.?. 3 p.c. ==;dà;å:å¡¡b¡:: 4.S5J4 t.?ii I)J%W Cable Tmnfen, "g 4.89 Bxtibmgeon Parle, 60 days'»lebt..v 5. 5':i S?$ S!?BttUi).t??'!)tht? 'MM 96H FOD' pe. cXnt.U.S.PnHdtALoM).. MtM tHg W.em 1"1- ..12 .81,4 8k Atchison, T A\:D. Tpka. t:: J' ¡; 'iö; Do. Do. 5 p.c. Income t !Mt?oMMdOh?.  ? M ::o:\åi" !i Canadian Pacific 80 7Jjj ?S&y:?: ? '? Central Pacific Shares SC)i Chmpmke and Ohio, Cmmou IS 18 CUQago«ifwHngtO0jandQuittcey 85}ft 8656 Chicago and North Western Ord. \Q7K ?jit Do. Do. Pn!erN<I 1S4 134 Oh)c«?,M)t''Mtt<t6t.r'nt.O<m 60  'd-d .73% 7gStt?aft OIIY.lud. Ch and ?. Lout* Ordinary 61% fJ Delaware and Hndson 1M ;M;!?< Delaware l^awanna 136^  Denver and Bio Grande Khitre« 17 11 5mmrM CPrf.d 58y, H)? OU.Dol.. 04.t.1 Shares 97 91 S????S!StM"6.Mh<m IrO% In" t IioulariHe«odIfMhfleWShares 77^ 77^ S!°SS?'"M?'MM'  ? 93% M? L =:=ei' II)t i, Missouri Pacific 69H 69 NtwYem.L'fjMt. .d W.1- Z? ?8.. Do. _ad M.ortpp Bonds I ]00 !t<n?M)!'SStr*'t'SSSMtMMr:: IM", 10, Vew Tf<M. 0?. t Wtr", 0"& MK I Northern Paciifc, Common 25^ ■ Do. P.trd MM OTJt N.folk andP'd.'?d MX 14i" OMe<u)dM)td?Pt<Ord.9hM«. 17H 11%, p:taaDd rhUad.lphla. 5'M 61'; pS!N.ttMtMdRMdtMfhMe. 32 Mtt  Do. Do. 5 p.c. Istlnc 63K 63 ?: D?: 4 p.o. Mort !? !9M Pnfet) PMi<<; 8h_ 47  W.baah. St. Loatt. and PM)<o. 9? 9H Do. Do. Ptet6htMt.. XH 19 COMN AND rimuem KAPA-. Cotton, day's reoelpti at AUanUc pt« 6.000 ODD Cotton, day e receipts at Qolf ports t ?.Me Oatt<m.<)t?'Mpe<tteOtBrttttn.. 11.000 NOW Cotton, day's exj >rt to Continent.. 7 tOOO Cotton fatoies, May delivery LSS 00" ru- July delivery 8M 8f.-7S9 8!S!.M!STip)<H'dNM* ?ort"? e'?t fM< Cotton. Midd U!ÙDd Octeect. ? M? Pbtroieam. Vd -bi&L N.? York 6.85 6J5 Do. Do. PhXtdttthtt <M-7.M M5-7.H Do. Pipe Line Cert., May 7! 73 Spirits of Turpentine 40 *0_ Wffl= 40 to Ttllow.PHoeClty SMe 7.6 Soger, (Mr refining, MM<!OT<M)M. § P? 8S:r: 6? '? I Corn. New mixed. Western spot. SI 81% f. May 76)1 Corn futures. July 72H ?2 i!?''S'St;'5X i, spot 1254 ;¡ =:iPo: l lr' Wheat, delivery May US 11 ( Wheat, delivery July IU 11' Coffee, fair Rio  SO 'o  Oo<tt? good Rio 2ow t OotM. ?". N? 7. Low Ont..Mty H.K- 5-40 netM.Ntto.Jn)T MtMty )6:M-M 95-17-11 Fi? ex 8ku bhli ppu?iiuugg bbrands 4,16—4.35 4.15-4.34 I. No. l?(tt" MM UM rin, Australian SO.lb 20.0 J UeppM.ttM «13.76 nem 7' Steel Kails « .29 rwgbt G.J., 14 PoolI 1d PrelihtGrain steamers London 2M\ ad Freight Ootton to Liverpool £ £ Silver Bullion 9M7« 97H S.)MrBat)tM ??i?:?. ? ?  6 e Nominal.

I A BOAX ON M.D.'S. A cruel joke was perpetrated on the medical pro. feMion of the Three Town, on All Fool'e Dity:- Letter, written in a feminine hand were posted to all the doctors ,from llannamead on the one aide^ Oad Stoke, MohM Town, and Stonehouse on tba *Lber, req_dng them to call at noon at a liouw. in Soeaton-terrace to attend a young ludy wboi was ret'MtMtej to be Mrtou*)y iH. The medical Rentlemen turned up In large numbers, only to And that tllty were the victims of a disgraceful hnaz. The occupants of the house were, of eoune, subjects'! to very much annoyance; but the mose exasperating rait of the thiog was that twa doctors who bad been called out during the iighr. wefeMmmoBed. Oth?ro weM seen wending thtt? way In post li&Bte about one o'clock mgL+ to the ainuseaient :;a,:rbo:a:è:l p.fanion. 6)?pj are being laken with a view to dHceTtttBg Md pHOMhMg the author of Uw tUty boo

AN OMNIBUS UPSET. An omnibus overturned on Tuesday In Qoswetfc road, London, and reveral passenger, had to be r" moved to the bospiul, wliere three of them were l detained.

m ItS. B. A. ALLE" WORLD* TT AIR RESTORER. A. Mt' to rutma en, bair to ? yeawat O&W, n "t4 dl,"tI, upon the Mett of tb. ""r )a?t?*Mn<t U'em; 0*- the Malp. r._lall d.e. edwin tba balr ttth silky, D4 gliany. ana diopooi.g It to ie. ?H1 /fM. t. A. AUMTa *° øW ? My ? WORM't dmd paiti..4 XrX f AIR RESTOSEL H H a =..T¡ R"Wra and Hair Dmi? log oomblned In one bottle, The consonsr hMthetxMttetMty 1\ II yean' xDwlonc. that I83. 8. A. ALLKITS nht? belt. Wbtt<t- ?JL WORLD'S tormloa.d Gas lt4 II At It REMHXR. ,.Mimity and ax. JL.J1 eelleoee 1. its prompt, qulek action, and h, ?'' Ufe and vigour that It It Hit 4I TB8.1. A. ALLBBH MM f x"' M WORLD'S the be n.,w IJ3TL AIB "'NUll. m'ng by a few .ppM? JLl M<M to r-stoo )f?y et "MM' birt4Diu youthful colour, ng tetbth*? d?tjthMM) Momt. 'tttth.dttC Sato and ,.Gb&i.gble. 8peedy ..d d?atog. A.IoWs World's Hair Bettorer requires only ft" ttppMt*))oBt to .to. gmv b.ir to 't* youthful OOIour and losume )XMtV, and Induce luxuriant pwth; and its OMtntom) tM ? all that )< ..odd t. preserve It In lta blghaat porhamon and beauty. Dan" guuff is qatakly and parmemntly removed. Hae effeotually 0" all dialeiti. and o.ly.m a trial. )o!d by tU Ohemtttt and Perfamere. MMMftetadtt Md 0. 114 .,?d 118, Outh..ptn.?, r.?d?a, t6. Buo Stlenne Marcel (removed from 92 1,1. F4butch P. end 35, B.rcla1..t. and 40, ftrk-pl*M Kw?.U.6.4. SPECIAL NOTICE. W. H. CHAPMAN AND (FROM CAMBRIDGE), HIGH CLASS TAILORS AND ROBE MAKERS, V" Informs their catrons In Booth Wales THAT TURY BAVB OPSNXD AN ornoa 4* BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, wbtrt. manogn will lie in attendsnee to recelv, cidon. TtXpheete ramu.lftt4on ?ith oar Rad RObliob- .7t,N=.d, BriotoL 33ristol. Telephone No. 968, 992S5 MO B T 0 U T PEOPLE? B..d.7 Timm" luMell'i aim le to '!t?!?F?'S?O?R 'CO?LSS??.?' h: trrataeatJO Lb. tr- M. M..n. txyMd '?'? The =;r. =-U:O,b-=.'°:ï. aod tone, the optow. Mwk (128 p?w) "J}g JSSff == :"nJn-=, .a.nad d !Viwt:iiia F'"t W<t)f t* Nb.). ft ma "?. 0. NUNN& wom me- emXj t7,StorMtK?.BtO'e?M'*?.LMM)M..W.C.

YESTEKI) AV1- l>OT;lCK. TKLDfcliAK. I (BeloreCap\ain E. D. WILLIAMS, Mr. J. COLQCHOCN, I a,i(t I)r. G. A. Buows.) rHFT OF JKWKLLKHY --A y?)uug man, 18 years c{egf.tm'?'-<?t)WiUt,tntt,?co{'Hirmini;- bam, :nd eunpi'iy i Ks n c.wlier, a Imi?t?,d steBiins; on the 7tli inatmt ngoU keeper linu and a puise containing £ 1 2s. 61, belonging to Clinrlea Owen, Aberlll'y. with whom lie had been lodging dur- ing the p",t two iL'Ontiis. H- was nppreiiendeJ ut Cwmtillery on Monday by Policc-eonatuble Tames Witikins. Prisoner in the inlerim, had been to BiiininghAtii, wliere lie had pledged the keeper. This being his fh,t otTence he wa.¡ treated lenientiy, and apked to pay a fine of 20,. including costs, with the option of seven days' imprisonment. ASSAPLT ON A W OMAN,—Davi l Welsh s'ruck M iry MI'r"1I three lime* on tne luce in the Black Prince, Titdegar, on the 22 ul of M.in'li. Tlie reason givin was that t! o co rpl iinaut had used ilbusivo )ang-u:\ge t )wilr,ls his wiil, Defendant, who was under a peace penalty, was orltTe I to pay a tint* of 20s. and costs for tliu offence and 20s. towards his recognis 1O,'e8- amounting in the a",ri-gite !o £2 8J.—or, in default, to have one uioi.th's imprisonment. (Before Captain E. D. WIM.USIS and Dr. G. A. MiOWN.) STAYING FROM Womt-—George Taylor, a fitter employed under the Tredegar I on C'.ni.pany, VVHS cliarged with absen'inu himself ftoui work on the 4tli irsrant, and c iusing damage to the extent of L2, and Patrick Bryan, Dennis M'Carihy, William Hogan, and Cornelius Bart. al. fitteis, answ. red to a similar effence on the 5tli inst, causing dnnai.'es e^tunited at £210J. Venni. Pa rk'k Brjan wore let off by pavins; cost 0f summonses, 4s. each, but G.-0rge Tarl r. Wiiliam Hogan, Bnd Cornelius Hart had It tine. f 5., damages, and custs, amounting in all to 13s. 6d. each imposed on them.

A DUBLIN SWINDLER SENTENCED. At the Dublin Commission Court on Monday John Drolke, who descrb-d himself sa a retired army surgeon, and stated lhat he lia 1 served in the Crimea under the Duke "f Cambridge and >V. lselev, was indicted for h ,.iog o:ot"iliecl money by talse pretences from several persons in the city The evidence showed that the prisoner had employed a number of people, including police pensioners, t > act as his agents in superintending the erection of houses and collecting rents. Each person 90 empl >_ved had to lodge with the prisoner a certain sum flS security, and in all the oases the whole, or neaily the w I we, of the amount lodged was «ppr priated by the I risnner, who had noboTill fide employment for npplicanK He wis found gttiliy, and sentenced to Aiteen months' imprison- ment.

SAD DEAIH OF A PIUSONEK AT PO,N FYVRIDD. On Tuesday evening a man named John Thorons, 61 ;ear* cif tige, died in a brougham while being conveyed from Mountain Ash to the Ponty- pridd Police-station. Thomas was arrested on being released from Vale G>ol on Tuesday morniug, and charged with thpft of watches, mid I-ati bjen tnken to Mou' tiln Ash to a-si-t in the recovery of a portion of the stolen property which had be.,n pledged there. Be oming exceedingly ill, the remainder of the j urney was made in a brmighim, and the unfor- tunate man was b^ing conveyed to the Union Workhouse at Pontypridd when he expired.

A CWRW BACH AT ABERDARE. At Aberdare Police-couit on Tuesday William Vaughau, Jamoa Lewis, Ch >r es Williams, Evan Ev,,n,, Dmiel Davie., Tnomaa Dnviee, Thomns Edward., Edward M<>rri«, Ge)r¡:o Morri., auJ Artmir June, weie charged with aiding and abetting Klixabeth Wil- liams in selling beer without a licence, a' 30. Nor [ li- vl.tewlce, Atierdare, on Sunday, tile 29 h of March. Edvraids and Edwar,i tiorris d:d not apear, and totir cases weie, therefore, adjo.iroed. Mrs. WilliauiS was convicted at the list sntiug of the court for kefpizig a cwrw bath," and fined ?12 10" and cost?. A return wM handed in t > tht'bcttchsh'wmgthat!r)mt)e6thtothe28t? of February 90 8.(?)9.? of beer and stout were supplied to Mrs. Williams, and tlwt from the 2nd r..2' ,r8M:I:a aa:h:f¡1 fth2 g.Ilo.. f b??, and st.ut.-The 6tii)t:tiim-y fivi the defendants present £ 1 and costs.

IMPORTANT PROPERTY SALE AT CARDIFF. On Tuesdav evening, at the Mart, St. Mary- gtieet, Cardiff, Mr. Morgan Morgan held loother very succe3-ful sale of leaaelwld propeities. Tiler. was a large atieudance, and altogether £ 2,500 worih ot prop ,Ly was sold. The following were tie lot.% diop,)i;ei of:-Il, Luiigcros@-slr"t, to Mr. John Pugh for £ 500 58, Umg^ro-s-jtreet, to Mr. John Williams for £ 295; 17, Stacey-road, to Mr. W. Rose for £ 342 10h.; 87. Stacy-road, to Mr. J. Heme for £ 510; 27, Woodville-road, to Mr. J. Reynolds for £ 290; and a I. t of property in Adaui- street to Mr. M. Rees for £ 825. Mr, Jauiej Morgan was solicitor for the vendors.

A FALL FROM THE FLIES. Juat as Mr. Wilson Barrett as Hamlet was listening to the Ghost's story of his uncK" villainy, the man wi.o?e business it was to a;t aloft and follow aIr Barrett's dark figure with a lime-light suddenly had a fainting-ftt and fell ffom his perch up .1. ft, a distance of ten "r twelv f*t. There was a loud crash, a shriek of pii,, and then the purlor",ø.nc8 went on as though nothing had happened. The poor fellow was c >nveyed to the hospital, where it was ascertained that no bones were broken, but that he was bruised, and bad badly cut his tongue by bitiug it.

A WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH. At Jarrow Jsabnl\ Ryan, a tra* ried woman, aged ♦3, «as prepning her house to receive the dead body of her tether, when her exortioMCMMda long-standing ulc.r in her lett leg to sun bleed- ing. Her excitement prevented her from attend- ing to her leg, which was not painful, anJ ?i?? LI.d to death, the doctor who was c"lId in finding her dead in o chair slioit y afterwards. The coroner's jury on Monday returned a verdict of "Death fiom syncope caused by himorrhage."

FISHERMEN KEFUSED A LANDING. I An exciting Kane has been witnessed at St. {ye a flsliing town in Cornwall. A large number of eost country boais putiuto the bay with the intention of hndinK their Ii.h, which had L..O. c«uflht on fcunday. Th« Sr. Ivei tish^rmen. however, baing "?,.d j. fist?t.g' asontled force. anll r,lu-ed to .llow the Ii"h to be laudod. The strangers were kept it, the bay for eome titmi-, but were eventually enab'dl to land their fish nt Hftvle, a neiglibouring yor wliei<* the buyers had gone to meet theui, i'lierts was no diaturbauce.

AN INTERESTING DJUSCOVEUY, I The City Press announces that the Rector of Allhallovts, London-wal!, i as ju^t mude a most interesting discovery. At the boitom of an old chest in the v«8tryhe hils found a register d churchwardens' accounts dating back to the reign of Henrr VI. He intends forwurding the register to the British Museum for it to be repoited upon by the txp-rta there. If thefegieter turns out to be genullle-and ot present there is uo suspicion that it is not-the discovery will undoubtedly prove a valuabletis wioil ai a uiost interesting one.

ALARMING FtRK AT ASRTON- UXDKK-LYNE. An Ashton«under«Lyne <vrresponden( telegraph?.- —Liteon Monday nigtit a 1 »rge tire bioke out on the premise* of the Limehur,t Colliery C"np"oy. Tiwrtt #sn a dearth of water and the fire-brigade coull not start for some time. The whvl. of the outbuildings were destroyed, and while the men W8'e playing upon the fl tmos a qumii y of dyna- Illite expiated with t.rdlie ("ree, and severlll policemen and firemen were Injured br the falling d4b,.i, and by beiii6 thrown viuleutly to the gcouud.

A SEVENTEEN-STOHY BUII,PI>iG. A new hotel now being erected at the P0rnp.r of Fifth-.ivonue and Fifiy-ninth girc-t, New York, will he the l'.fti-st » o el in the wrrl I. The biiihi. In" will have seventeen s'Oi ic^, and will be 2a5ft.. llitll.

CARDIFF. THE CARDIFF HEAi/rK COMMITTEE have at last had before them plans of tho proposed infectious disease* hospital. Upon paper these designs look as perfect as they well can be, the type of hospital being of the newest and u o-t approved kicd.— Weather stormy. OCTIi WALes ART SOCUTY.—On Tuesday evening a memb^r^' exhibition of sketches and works of the South Wales Art Society was held at the ftudio of the society in Workll1¡¡.street. Tlie room, which presented a very al tractive appearoce, was filled to ovtrtfowiug. After "II hour had bceti spent in viewing und discussing the various works, a short musical pro- gramme was gone through, the following hdies and gentlemen kindly giving their services, viz. Mrs. S. Coleman, the Misses A. Cornish, L. Coinn on, and Mason; Dr. Aludi Ali, and Messrs. W, K, Waite and J. W. K O'X. Advantage was taken of the assembly to pit-sent to Mr. V\. E. Watte a handsome volume of mounted sketches, in recognition of his services as m11:"ic d orgauiser ID connection with the society's ..¿..unions. VOLUNTEKB DINNKR.—HIS Worship Iha Mayor of Ca,d.ff (Lord I$u ) dinod on Tuesdar evening with Colonel Pave and the officers of the 2nd Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers at their mess at the Drill-hall. The Very Kev. the Dean of Llan- Master of the Temple and cimplain of the CO: pa, wa. present. The hon. colonel, Lord Wind- sor, iord-lieutenant of the county, and Colonel Commandant E. S. Hill, C.B., bl-P, were uo. avoidably absent. WBSLKT CUAVKL, CHAKLES-STKKFCT.—in coonec- ii >n with I hti annivers ry of Kufcign Mission-, the Rev. Marshall Haith-y will ureaeh at ttiree this (Wednerday) aitvrnoon. At night the annual missionary IIuetill will be held and addresses he delivered by the deputation, the Rrv. Heary Adams, tne R"v. Murshull H trtley, &c. Tlw clair will be takeu at seven o'clock by Air. E, 11. Moxey, J.P. BOARD OF TRADE EXAMINATION.—At the exami- nation of candidates for masters nnd mates' certi- ticit 'S for f<Tdign-^(>ing ves-els held et. Cardiff during the past week th* U only" successful can- didates were ti-oia prepared by C<%piaio B. C. Mills (Navigaiion Sichools, 4, Newport-road, Cardiff), viz. :-Mr. Joseph Mill ward, Windsor- road, Penarth, for only mate; Messrs* Giovanni Jenkins. Milo., Comwnli; William Beckerleg, ('oruwail; Siepheo Mr-rgan, At ery*twith; and Percy Pascoe, Pembroke Dock, for seoond mate. C"ptain Mills haq Beali's deviascopt? for ioetructicn of pupils io deviation of the compass. CABSTANDS IN MOUNT STDART-^QUARE.— A sub- committee of t tIe Cardiff Coumy Council,consis'ing of Alderman Yoiath, Councilor. KBeavan, A.Kees, and Andrews, accomp wded by Head-consrable McKenzie, met ilL Mount 81uart-.quare on Tuesuay for the purpose of considering the advisability 0f providing proper c b-stands around th Exchange. There were about 30 cabs there standing on three >iues of the square, and the members of the coinuiutee decided that as an experiment the north side should be dealt with ftrsl, and that th.. side of the road II, areit the Exchange should bo pro- perly paved and or lined Jor a cab-st iud. Tliey also considered the ndvis*bili'y ofrtniovitig the hauliers carts from West liuie-&treet to Harrowby-stroet and uti isiulllhe t- pMe now occupied hy tlie car's as a cabstand. They will report upou tue whole (nniterto the cabs l'01l1111¡tted. iNQUCiTi—Oa Tuesday evenlog, at the C>rpor«». tiun HOlel, Ciiiton, Mr. k B. Keece, coroner, htld an Inquest on the body of Eliza Grant, age 22, wife of Sidney Herb-it Gian',labounr,o; 77, Alhett-streel, Canton, who died at one o'clock on Tuesd»y morn- ing. Fr m the evidence adduced it ai p^ars that ihe deceased was confined about 11.30 Oil Monday nigiit of a stillborn child. There waq no difficulty about. the confinement, but birs. Grant seemed very iI!. and the husband went to Dr. John Evans's satgery and a»ked him to come to see his wife. Mr. Evans, however, would not go to see the woman because the liusband could not hand him his fee. Other doc ois were sent for, but none came to the house, and di'ce<>sjd died before the husband returned. Mr. !.v«ns saw the body on Tuesday nu rning', and it was his opinion that rteith was duo to I diure of tile heart's action. A verdict in accordance with the medical Usim'ooy w.5 returned. THB FRFNCH CONSULATE.—-M. Jacquemin, who has pl'f,r:uol1 the duties of FrencU Consul at Cnrditf for eight yars, has resigned, and vtill return to Frat ce next month. He has duriui; his residence in Ca^diif won the esteem of a large < circle of the inhabitants, and liia many friend. will regret his d"plllture from the town. it is stated j that the gentlemau who now ftllsa similar position at Swansea will, in all probability, succeed M. hcquemin at Cat'difT. Mas. T. H. BROWSE begs to thank the numerous friends lor their kind tsympathy and inquiries during thia tiino of her deep sorrow, and &!so for the many beautiful wreatlis 8eol.-26, Crwys-road, Cardiff, Ap, il 14 h, 1891..15 GLASS SHADES, STANDS, uso Fisa GLOBES/all Sizes, Cbt'6p.-J. Cording. TuxJdwmin, lioyal Arcade. Cardiff. 85irly ST JAMIS' CRICXST CLCB.—TL'E annual TO I^E will be hel,lot 86. James' Schools 011 Wedtiesdav even- ing. it 636. ol5 CKICSKT AND LAWN TRMNIS —LARS'st Stock in Wale*. T e Glamoigan Bat (auti-ooneussivt), 12!- T. PHgt Wd and CV., 5033 tiU IO TIlR "MODKL D4111Y,' CASTLR«KOAD, fur raw and Devonshire CleHIn made fresh everv day, Orders promptly attenu.11 tv. 50001 T'IIB '• DOHOTH*" ^PKCIALITIBS.—New French Sweets. ChouoUtfs of AU Kinds, Fancy Boxes for Pres-nts, German ,MftrZipiLlJ. Tomato Sausages, Is per 10. Veal an Hum Pie, If. 4d. par lb. 9<19& THK UlU IW(,ø.UIJ, 18 still 1It)I- cr Boup, Hot and Cold 1.UHOh80lIt.W(uea. ftu., Prutituhla nhd interesting I',u. IItiL-\Villiam Gay, Cert,iticst81t e:¡)t!rt. 8ewerdy. 11M! Pontypridd, supplies Be"t uni Applianous, Undei lukMtlia lianHgementnt HWei,a»irt TnatuioM learners. Fee fov í¡'ull''thHI Hint .4\1"041. 2i. Travethn^ Extra BCZ5

I NKW PORT. Too-I IKRMJ to be A determined set arcongst a hrgti nuoitwr of persuns to chmga the name of >'uwpoK. Ttio iflen, no doubt, wa originatBd with a view to clenrlv <li^tingui.li the Momnouth. shire "apit al from the fifteen other places of the same name throughout the country, par iculaily for p081111 and commelci.1 purposes. JI must be v»ry agjjiavnilng for businois men to find tiicir letters intended fir Newport going to New Y, rk and o'.litr slices lu tora reach- ing iliew. port, Mon.,1t it is urged is not aliort and sliin-p cioujjli, und, inoceover, the P'S' &1 auii.oiities for ttUgrapliio purposes refuse to treat that designation na one w. rd. VICTORIA TBDATRK.—Mi Howe be»» to announce that be has arranged for a Wt'k'8 '• GrtiuU Opera," com. IPenciuJI Alonday, 20th April. Mnudny, lrovatoro"; r V d d ThurMtav, Aluriha"! FilcUv. Blanche >le Kevers" Hnuirdasr, "Maiitana." Flan at Mullock nd S iDS. b142

SWANSEA. Two MEKTISOS of interest to the industrial and tralingcliisses weie lisldinlSwansea yesterday, At the Mackworth Hotel the Tm-plnte Manufac- turers' Association decided to stop nil work, frouo June 28 IIext for 28 days, to ennble buyers to dis- pose of surplus Mock*. What about the wo'kini; men during til-It tillle? Wo at-e ni)t avvitre whether in the discussiot) us 10 the effact of the M'Klnlev tar?ff on the in?nuf?icturing nd buvini; cl?ts?ag tl: 'Q::f' lias gl>:dc'Ir:e" other meeting was one of Sir H. Viv?i?n's c"lIIer., which, we a' e glad to learn, rf"lIlta,1 in a decision to return to work to-day (Wednesday). MR. ( ll&PM&N'S Sromo Is the bent III Wales, the Work the Flneit ""d Most Moderate In Price, 83879 KIEDLB BBOS., Swauata, for but photo- raphi. 9<895

CADOXTONARH y. I ROYAL Hurts Of OAr, KBIKNDLY RnClJl'n.- On Monday tVenm?fu?T 100 members and ??enO:e gn LoJ?t r:hIte:;I of Oak Y erly Dlvidi,, BeDefit 8001.ty di..d ?(.t?fr '.?? Ki.g \Ui<ttO IV. Hotel, Cad'n- ton-Harry, under the presidency of Dr. P. J. U'Donnell, who was supported by the Rev. E. Morris, rsctor of the parish; Mr. George Thomas, Cardiff; Mr. T. Evuns, district secretary of the society Captain Robson Mr. D. Sliaw, acc mutant; Mr. K Ue lloei, &c. Letters ot apology lor ubsence w, re read from Sir Morgan Morgan (who enclose.! a handsome donation towards the funds of the lodge), Mr. A. J. %t i liati,s, M.P., Mr. D. T. Alexander, Mr. W. W. N?n.Ur.Nt?f. and nth?.Ampit"'dinner was p, by- Mr. J. M-(Iill, ,.(] in ?"'oumeof* .ui?.b)e io,.t )M: Mr. o.r ThomM(Ct'd)R). ;)il1( It, ':eltI;:f rfi:rh;:tc\;àffit w?s d.ily growing in prosperity. Mr. T. EVR08, the district secretary, in the course of an address, said the soci-ty (which waa established only t welve months ego) already numbered 63 lodges, with a luemb rs' r 11 of upwards of 3,000 and an invested capitil ot close upon £ 4,000. Theee fucts, he said, would boar favourablo comparison with any society in the countiy, considetina tlie 81wrt lime tl,e society had beé" in existence. Mr. H. L. Jones reported tn.it the Clldnx on LoJge (which was open, d in September lust) numbered up- wards of 120 members, and the b ulking account was in a very he.II,t.v st Ite.

EAST BARKY. School EOARP.—A meeting of the Caaoxlon and Meittiyr Dovan cllool Koard was held at the board lioil, East Barry, on Monday evening, under the presidency of Capttin R. D"vi8, dockuiaeter.—- The CI a rman reported that active stop. wele now being taken by li e board with the view of induc- ing the Education Department to include Barry paiish in the school bourd district.

ABEltGA VENY. I VKSTHV MKETINU.—A large ve.try meeting was held in the Ccrn ExchanKe on Monday night to receive a letter from the board of guardians. On the 20th of February a vestrr meeting was held, and it wns deuiued to reoommend the board of guir.liaos to increase the silary of th, Foor. late collector for Abergavenny by £60. The collector was appointed loiue 22 years ago at 1100 a reat, and ilaee LbtIG time the area over which he had to collect had been very much extended, and the ratable value more than doubled, but the salary had never been increased. The b iird of guardians, appa- rently thinking that the Increase wa< too large, referred the matter back to the vestry for fur: her consideration. Canon Capsl took the chair, and the meeting was a thoroughly lepresemative one. It was unanimously re- solved. upon the prop sition of Mr. Hampton, seconded by Mr. George Frltchard, and supported by jr. James Striker, to adhere to the recom- mendation passed at the meeting on February 20, that the s ilaryof the collector should be advanced to iCI60 a year. The decision of the meeting was accompanied by applause.

MERTHYP, SUDDBN DEATH.—On Tueauay morning Caroline Taylor, a returned convict on licket-ol-leave, died suddenly at her lodgings in Ball-court-lane, Deceased, who was 63 years of age, wuseeizrd with illness about eight o'dock, and shortly afterwards slit expired, apparently in a fit.

ABKRCAKN, ME, DAVID HUGH;S, R.A.M.. ?pni,,Ilr engaged I MR '?AV!p at Aber?rn ruMtc-tMtt. Wtdno?y, Ap b. 6116

ABKRDARE. JOST ARRIVBD, from Carter and Co., London, a very Fine Coll?ti.. of ?', hrm I Seedi. Alio a Choice Variety of FKI:C_V Karly Seed ;¿rsll. TuIWIIÚ::tYArd&CY EarlM1Sd

CARDIFF MAY DAY SHOW. Ar angements have now been completed for holding the ninth annu-il May Day Show at Cardiff, and on Tuesday Ir. Woosey, the hon. aecrttaiy, issued the schedule of prizes which wili be awa ed aD Wednesday, May 6. Eleven ordi- nary classes have been arranged, embracing turns-out of all characters, from drays, cabs, Sc., to donkey and cart. In these clawes prizes will be awarded up to £360. Sorcillll,rize. ai e offered, in addition, by local gentlemen, including Mr. J. W. A. Stevens, Mr. J. Howell, Messrs. Gottwaltz and Bowring,Councillor S. A. Brain, &c., thecals c muiittee offering prizes for the best record. For the cycling ve"t, 913 in prizes is offered. The entries will gaiher on the d&y of the .how at the Sophia Gardens Park—after which a procession -,Il be formed, headed by the Fire Brig&de and engines and the cycling COIP, and wili proceed around the town.

CADOXTON AND BARRY ANNUAL SPORTS. At a largely-attended public meeting, held at the Pic-oic-hall, Cadnxton-Barry, on Monday evenin¡¡. Mr, W. Thomas, The a-yes, presiding, it was resolved to hold the nnnuil Whit-Monday sports at Cadoxton this year on the Witehlll AU,letl" Omunds, ami no;, on the Moors. The amount to be offered in pi izel is £100. Officers and committee have been appnioted, and Messrs. Morgan Bros., Verc-street, Cadoxton, have agaiu been appointed llecretariee.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT TREFOREST. I On Monday evening, betwwn eight and nine o'dock, the body of an engiua-driver named Edward Tnomaa wad Jound in a pond near the Forest Steelworks. The deceased was about 60 of age, was married, and the father of » family of several children. Tbe clothing of the deceased WUB f >un«i upon the hlIk. which indicated that oe h",1 commit ed suicide. It haa transpired that Thorna! I"ft home in the morning in S8Hrcb of e.pl.y.e.?t a.d Aas tben in good spi,its.

BUYNMAWR GUARDIANS ELECTION. The counting the rote# for the four sent* for j th;ICi:I:nlll:e:; (Brecon) o'OI: Bo;trd ?,f O..d?iltn3 resulted 85 foll,3?s:- ?;<?a;:J.J.Ly(idun,C.0..69t:'W?!?'nR')btrt?. 5:S:Tnumm Ho p?. 508; James Morgan, 465. Non*eUcUd t :4221 Willi. R,o,, 393; B.t,?rt \fUllaml,IG7. -Old g".rdlanr.

I WHAT IS THE MOST HEREDITAUY" TRADE1 The optical industry i-, perhaps, more here- ditiiiy ti au any other trade (aaya the Optician). Apml from the large number of mnetar mijQ who Imve succeeded t) their fathers' and giauJfathtrs' there are d"2enB of fuctoriea iu which (tith-r and .on urn woikiugtogailiei-, and we know of one or two ot least in which there are actually thrte goneratious at work.

RUMOURED LIBEL ACTION BY MRN. O'SHEA. The Canlrnl News understands that nn action bae befii entered on behalf of Mrs. O'Shea agninat a provincial newspaper for libel, urisini; out of the re.-eitt stns.itional reports respiting Air. Farnell's private uffliirs.

PARNELL AND M'CARTHY. Mr. Parnell writes to the Irttman't Journal with reference to the Paris funds and 111* relief of the evicted t?I.Ruls. and says th.t Ver M-t?it) hQl I.P",t .inee Mr. M'C ulhj u.d?,?-to,?k to "Sk hi. colleague for pjrniisaion t i aree to tils proposal then irade, but still no answer Is forthcoining.

SEXTON AND HEALY QUARREL. Tha Fret/II an's Journal understand* tbt a aerlom difference hn» ariseii between Mewra. Hvxton and Heiiy owini; to certain newspaner articles writteu by ti e Utttr. Mr. Dickson, MP., isendsivvouring to offtct a reconciliation.

MORTALITY RETURNS. The weekly return of the Registrar-General shows that the deaths r<>gUttred last week in 28 great towns of Kngland and Wales corresponded to an annuxl rate ol 82 9 per 1,000 of their "Pcrc- Kate population, which Is eslimatod fit 10,010,428 p,, in tl,. t;iiidle of t!,is y-r. Ti,o d.ti.. reentered last waok in the v,r.1 lawn" alph". beticully airangod, corresponded to the following annual rates per 1,000 ),I, i"g :?e: I t:(r. I 27 | MsnohsiUr 19 Bolton 6 N,w.lLle 34 Bradford ..?.??.? 2J NorwH,  19 19 Bristol 21 Oldh.t 2 91 C?U(f??.??.??6P!ymoMth ,6 8-i "t..outh 34 Halitax SO | freiton M Hudderslield £ 7 I Sslford 81 Hull 42 Sheffield       M LeBds 26 Snnderland 23 Lei?3ter 261 Wolverlimnrton 21 te. Tlie rate in Edinburgh wus 18, Ulasgow iSU, and Dublin 30.

PAGE WOOD CRICKET COMPETITION. I A meeting of secretaries of clubs interested in the at ove competition was held at the Grand Hotil, C irdifV,Mr. W, Pago Wood in ttiecliair. 'rhave were also present Messrs. A. R. Lee, Panarth Cricket Club; C. Obome and Arniati, St. Paul's Cricket Clull; F. J. Yeo, Commercial Cricket Club; W. J. Kigby, Wharton Cricket Club Ware (two), Ghnvlcs-street Cricket Club; Stibhs, St. John's Cricket Club, and Brown. A scrutiny of the score l ooks of the various clubs competing showed the following to bu successful roa BJBT BATTING AVttUQIS. U, it. I,. p. h Cdok.0 Olb 25,5 MrJ.T.fh<trp,Oh<r)m-<tMet Cricket Oluti 16 37 Mr J. f. C'()o?". 8t. Jobn'. Criok.t Olub 1814 Mr W. A. Eviim, O»nton Cricket Club 16'0 Mr J. A'tlev, St. Paul'. Orloket Oluli lb J MrW.J.K?t'y.WUMtonOr?kt-tCtub. H'a Mr t:.W?ti)nM.t!t.M?y''OrmkttC)Hb J1J8'-818 TOM BOWLING J.V*lUOHS. Mr B. Sweet-Bseott. Fen»rth Cricket Glut) '8 Mr W. J. Rtgby, Wharton Cricket Olnb 317 Mr D. Mullim, St. P.tut'a Cdcket Ch?. 3'38 Mr F Grogan, Bro ,dway WOO:"YOII Orlcket Cub 3'67 (r J. A)??'. T? T?RJ"??*Cr)o)tt)tC)ub. 4'8 Mr H. Joins. C.nwn Crtck.t C'ub .?. <0 i 1I1'1: Jtoh:'¡,n'I:kf;.I"ti;¡'iiri'i:W: 3,ul ?I.$. St Fu 0,1?k.6 Club.

FOOTBALL. I CamiW STiCKY's TPAM (Plrmouth Arms Hotel) v. Itik MORGAM EVANS'TEAM (PrincessRoyal Hotel)- -Tili. fixture, m icli is about lite sole topic in Grangetown. w*'l bj bi ought (,ff to-day (Wed- nesday) on the Harlequins' Ground, Penarth-roud. The temn consist of well-known looal ployers, and the game in being eagerly looked forward to. The kiclt-off is fixed for four o'clock, immediately alter the conclusion of the Kovers and Welsh Wan- derers' match, which is timed to camnwee at three o'clock. A large crowd ia expecte(L

BUTTER FROM COCOANUTS. I A new industry h«s been commenced at Amster- d? in ?'?M'ufMture of v8cetable butter, mainly u:tNcted from cocoMUts. Tbo f.t.)! puce 11 8d. I per pound,

Tax Editor of the Medical A ??u.4 afW a Mrt- 1.1 of ()" Y'. oo. It w b. h. food ..d. bate?e of the high.tq-lily. K? Co'wotm. demu?ot anodyne Mpec. t.? ?O??'.?M..?. ? Of-,H ,l,h-00- A WMMM'M BevtMez.-RM' Hme Juice 0,,di.1 II tb*l f- -i -VWI- and nwU* a ddid- Sffl tak in water nwsttng (UfesUoo. coollnf aqd puiU»to( ths RW.. dAla rSs Laid. ,*« £ »♦» MS ROIo'. Cordial, and obtain the genuine wilde* WIY KMM.M? VMM?en f'tM U?'Mt the bl,*d "d otm.g?hea the 13N. and 20, wS bbootum.

NOTES D_ANTIC¡;'1'IONS. I LONDON, TPRSDAY NIGHT. It was moit unfortunate th»t the wemther tliis morning should hnve been dull, cold, and showery, as i, altogether prevented a laree company from putting in an appearance at Newmarket. The proceedings began with the Trial Plft.e, for which Quartus was an absentee. Foghorn aud Norman wer>m most request, and though they each got place, they WCI e both beaten by the least fancied Caliche, who sco,.d I .'au2h:e a 88hich,rtan H: in the same stulde, copied in the DnaNe fri*) Plate, Carliaa being bin Iced in the latter once against the field. Another Newmarket stable tliat scored a double event was Jewitt's, who, with Suspender, carried off the Fitzwilliam Plate, and followed this up by appropriating the Crawfurd Handicap with Dearest, who was made a very wurm favourite. The biggest field of the d»y turned out for the V,.i t 0r?, Piate, just a score doing duty. Of these the Windsor winner-Quebec-Ind Normandy were iu best odour, 8 to 1 being closed with. They finished fifth and sixtu, Wild Berry, who won at rinndown on Friday and who was well backed, winning by a length from Radeilffe. who was half a length In front of Maxim. The most important event of the aftemoon-the Thirty third Biennial—was contented bv seven three-year-olds, of whom Klodilen Field, at 5 to 2, WHS in better demand than FitzSiinon and Peter Flower. Flodden Field was beaten before enter. ing the Abington Mile bottom, where Peter Flower challenged FitzSiinon, anil, though the i»sue was in doubt for a short time, Peter Flower, in the and, won somewhat cleverly, and at once recovered much of hillOlt ground for the Two Thousand, 5 to 2 being accepted about him for this race, though itw" afterwards on offer. To-morrow the meeting will be oootinued, and my (elections must be'l follo. Selling Plate for Two-year-olds—LOBBA. Side Stakeo-POLENTA. Columu Produce Stakes-HIGH BAVKNS. Bitbraham Plate-RaD BAois or IFIDKWUOB. Two-year-old Plate-Mr. MAPU'S MUGTKD or PENITENT FILLY. First Welter Handicap—TBOCBLKB or MACCNCAS. Maiden Two-year-old Plate—PASSION. TUN WIZARD. I

NEWMARKET TRAINING NOTES. I NEWMARKET, TvaaoAX. On the Race Side, Cmnnn's Trevelyan went two miles; Mistielawe, Mosaic, and Franciscau M. Dawson's Dorcis, Miinl, Mons Meg, Melodr, Pelt, Wentwortli, and Hildebert Ryan's Alloway, Orvieto, Springtime, Springbank, Patrician, Siphonia, and Maitngou; Jarvia's Lord Ernest, Henry VIII, Bel Demonio, and Yard Arm and Marsh's Quicksight and Morion went a mile and a qumter. Enoch's Wotkiogcon, Houodsditcli, Pinzov, Grainmoutt Patrick Blue, Kirkstall, Cleator, SiIamiH, Hereinon, and Retribution Cannon's Glory Smitten, darter, and Laureate 11. and Marsh's Annamite and Cereei went amile; Bunga'ow, Box Myrtle, Mistral, and Marvel; and Hopper's L'Abbe Aiorin and Tittle Tattle went fix furlongs. On the Bury Side, Morton's Snaplook and Bar- many; Golding's Albertus and Rigwort; Hayhoe's Benvenue, Douglas Campbell, Beauharnals, and Flibuttier went a mile and a quarter; Heaume, Bumptious, and Ainrdi Crrae; Jewtt's .u.t1¡biJ¡J, Shaipitriug, Versifier, The Deemster, Blavatsky, and Sweetest; Jennings's Lord Henry, IjUiignan, Mayshury, and Star; G. Dawson's Huuciecroft, Anthony, Morillon, St. Serl, and Memoir; Jennings, luu, Pretnridnnt II., Gouverneur, and Reverend; J. Dawson's Greenwich and Sleive Douard; Sherwood's Shildrake, Old Boots, Old Coin, and Hifili Comuiissiouer; and Waugh's St. Duustuu and Worldly Wise woota mile. "1.

SPORTSMAN AND SFORTINQ LIU AUTHKMTIU Sl AUflNU PitLOUS. NEWMARKET MEETING. BOKSK, 8IUEK. I ^«oa. I TKIAL 8T1K1! Caliche Allsopp 10 to 1.91 10 to 1 ag VISITORS' PLATa. Wild Berry. I 9 Barrett I 8 t0 1 ag I 8 t0 1 ag BIKHSIAL STAKE*. Peter Flower. F Barrett .I 3 t0 lag I 3 to 1 ag DUUULK TKIAL FLATK. Tartan B.n'er Ftuntti | 3 to 1 all 3 to 1 ag Suspender. J Wans I 6tj 4ag| 5 to 4 ag LioBT-WjaoaT PLATI. Weatberoock | A Wall. 6 to 1 ag I Ii to 1 all CKAWTVBO FLATS. Dearest G Chalouer. I 9 W 4 ag I 9 to hi PACKINGTON MEETING. BORSE, I MDIB. I 5jMii<ma». Srufe"9 BKRKSWIIU. F%AT BACK. lord Covutry | Mr W Waller I B to 2ag| 5 to 2ag COVKXTBT FLAT lIAOl, Toddy I Owner | 4 to 1 ag | 4 to lag XAHULXIT STKirLsosasE Mr AWlkusu 6 to 4 00 I 6 to 4on CoLssaiu. BvaoLE. Rosalind. ) Mr 9 Ha>»»ll. 4 to lag I 4 to lag KAMPTOK BTHKPLKCSASK. lady Pat I MrAuKipley I 11 to 100111 11 to 10on BOUMIV BTWiPLltO*A»«. Soger I MrAWIIkn.il | 6to 4 all 6to 4ag U'LiDim HulfTan'. Gua,OrAa. M, 0.4 II to lag I 8 to lag TI10 aoove prices are Identical .III, tho.lIIolallJ ,)ut) In tlie ltaisluic Calendar.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. 8.0—The TRIAL UTAKBS of 20Q wyo, for three year olds au" "If ward. welnht for age; winner to be Bold for 1,U» «ov». B. ii. (I mile, 11 yavO. ) Ab., "I'? 3> rj, 6,? IM:AlIsoPP 1 Mr J Wallace's NorOlu. 3rr.. 6atlQlb Heckfoid 2 Hr '1' JlIlIilll" )-u'. Foghorn, sv-, Ot iOlb P?.k.3 Lord Ca tborpe's Fear Nnugbt, 3yrs, 6. 101b d Chaloner 0 Mr B H Combe's PilgWl 3yn, 6$t 101b A Watts 0 Mr C %V Holding Mutineer,4>rs,Sat 31b 8 M.,ri.0 Mr T Jonul" -neury. 3y. 1It 10,b.Harper 0 M, J W !ówLLb'. Mergauser, 3, tio 101b r per0 K Cbaloner 0 Bett Winner trained by Waugh, Newmarket. Wl 1.?g 6 to 5 gt Foghorn, 8 L- 2 g.c N?'.4m. 10 10 1 K4, (Jallctic, and 100 to SX,t aUf "ther. Foghorn, 011 t". '¡K"t, ma le the ru"nlol. being tl low, by Caliche and har Naught, ?ith Norman ,? tC head 01 pi lotal, and so tiitv ran to the ijuslies, where <&,lc4. and JSornuu drew out clear, of whom Callohe won bV a length, four lengihi dlolllnll the second and third. Pilots! 1Ia. fourth, Mutineer fifth. Fear Naugbt sixth, ami Henry J..t. There was no bid for the winner. 230-Tba VistwiW PLUM (handicap) of sovs; win- ner* extra- U4IUI Course (3 furlongs). Mr JW8mith'iWtld Berry 7stl!IU(7ibe«t»)Q Barret* Vtasount d'Haroourt's ItedcllBe, 3yra, 6a 41b (oor Battlti) B1»kS 2 1fr II H Combe', !I.ahll. aed,!It' bib Llddiard i Mr J Hammond's 9t 6ymvborlou, 6)' gst 61b lot tannon0 Mr Sohwabe's Bonnie Boy, 6y, Bt 41b .Woodburn 0 1Ir V_"U', J..k o'Lamern, aged, 8st 31b Mullen 0 .r H Hobson'a lu,?,8 lib Fagan 0 MrFnlrle'a Guardian, Jvrs, 7at 121b Falloon 0 Air « Ifaugbion's J)eu dtruint, byre, 7" 71b Wood 0 MrBlundell Map^'s NorinanUy, 4y. 7at lib 00111"" 0 s G )A.,ug it Q"n "Hbo Ill..it. 6y. 7.t lib G0 Sir R JarUine's Pilgrim, 5yrs, rt 71b Allaopp 0 M, A Kilsyth's R >y«l Grace, 3yrs, Set 7lb t t Manser 0 i '¡;I:ft:y: 6 7ii; g Lord UOdll.Y'. ,h, ".11, 3yra,6at 61b Clayoll 0 lIh.- GUnUtrelU's Gravetts, 3yra, 6jt 41b Peake 0 I N8¡ I,I.I.I: ¡'I: 0 ¡ 8ib) B Cbaloner 0 bird lillesmere's Hermtnla. 3yrs, Sit 31b Heap 0 | Ml' Leopold de Kothsehlld's Lack-a-Daljv, 3yra,0 Mr B11., 3y. ?t 61b A WMt.0 Winner (..i.w by A, ? 6W1-1. )iol w. k.l. Betting—6 to 1 each 'i' Q-bw and lq?o:,rl,d 1 agst Wild Berrv, 10 to i each a gst Maxim. Speculator II.Boyal Om" and 1\8doIUre.IOO to 8 ..ob .IPt Bonnie J'?y, L;.w" P"in,.a, Hermlnla. and Lack4i-llalsy, 100 to 7 agst Hearthstone II, 100 to 6 .ist ot Bymphorisn, tB..St'e. R,d(?liff? nf?,de tho n¡rudnr. being 1.11owed by Laok- dti ,tI Impl?.r ,,?n lyi??g next, :b: oQ: ¡Ih'ilin;tO Rod (' O tboy ran luto the dip, where Wild B.rry. In tb; canl. shot out. and, stalling oft Bedclllfe, won cleverly by a length; b?U a I.,?gth ..pr.rawd th. _nd .,?d Lbiy d Crowu kcl-,Cm .-a to-rt b. Q,.Om aftb, and Grsvette last. 3. 0-Tbb FIRST TKAS of the THIRTY-TIKID NKWMAHKKT BIKMKIAL BTAXB- 01 Zb sovs each, with 600 sova added; colt. 9st. filit. B.? 101b pealti.. nd &119W??o". H.M.(1 mils. 11 yards). Lord Durham'. P.ter Flower, tst Ub .P Barrett 1 Mr B.-vilges Wiilyams's FltsSlmon Vst Sib J Watte 1 Mr 'Wd 1:. Field, is blo T Cannon 3 Mr V Bairn's Petard. %t blt CannoD 0 ord Bradford's Parthian, IItt 9111 .W.ldoD 0 rdr J H Houldsworth's Busiana. 8st 61b Falloon 0 Mr B Maple's G,O U.-tr. 9., Woodburn0 Nr 11 »";Ia::lt:8I", i.? w..k.t. Betting—5 to Z 4sst Flodden Field, 3 to 1 each agat ,? ,??9,m and otjr 'low.r,aod8 to I mob ags? Suslane Grand Nut. Fitzdiinon, on tbe I,ht, ont cut th. work, b.1.? g fol- lowed by Grand Master and Suilana, with Peter Flower lying nest and Flodden Field list, and so they ran to he BuabOl. wber" 'II..lmo/l w.. jolued vy l.ter Flower, of wbom the lat ter .1&1ed the longer, an4 won by lengr b bd third. Grand Ma.ter w.. bqrtb, hrthlan IIftb, and Suslana last, lime, as talun by Benson's chronograph, ] min. 47 2-6 -w. 3.30-Tho Dou. TJUu. PJ.AT8 of 200 tOYI, for two year ld oolls Ust, tillles lit, lllb; penalties aud ellowaucea. Roua Couiss (6 furioug. ) Berr Nlc von Luceeubacher's I'artan Banner, 8st 21b s.n 1 Lord R ChurshlU's O"lIn.. 9.t 21b J Wotte It Mr A Benholm's ,mbwwol), Oot Allooop3 Mr T Carr's Kupert, 9st J Osborne 0 Mr Fairis's Cava, tst lllb Falloon 0 Mr Geo Meadowa's Sir Blchard, 9st Llddlsrd 0 Mr P Price's Bull Ring. Ibt 61b Jessop 0 Mr P Price's Thunderclap. Sat Walnwilglit 0 Mr W M 's Haokle. 8>t 81b S Webb 0 »'aIÓ:D=i),t iïl:G' g Winner trained b Waugh, Newmarket- Bett'n::n:fna¡i :f: En-w. 8 to 1 X.t Sir &Iobard, and 20 to 1 kpat any atb.r. T_,& Banner led thronthout and woo by a length had third. Bull was fourth. bt1n:Ud to 14f9?UIYu for 600gl. 4 O-Tbe FITIWILLIAK FLATI at 600 eo. added to a 4.0 The nTaTI Jor atrorh.. I oolte 8st Ulb sill. 8a 91b; -ionwo extra. Boua 00\1'" (5 fu,- ° Mr M^C«Imont's Bu.peoder. 8st 1%lb J WAt.I Mr T Jennings s Aorobat, 8st lllb.J..F Webb Mr H Mllner's Pilgrim's Progress. 8st llOb,T Cannon 3| Lord GeNrol'. Wild miFie. 8st 91b M Cannon 0 Mr A Kilsyth's Buclld, 8 112lb 0 Lord Penrnyn'e Thistledown, Bst »lb .-Weldon 0 Mr Rows Galoohe. Jst »b ■■ .». wo.4baa W' klinÑII, NOWEAR" Bettiug—t W 4 agat SOlpen".r, 100 to 30 apt B"td, 7 to 1 ?ftSFwtM J?Sine, 8'?°t !<<t Pi]xrtm'< Prox?s? IW Io 12 pt TbJ-tl. D-, 10 to 1 Xt O.Ib., and 100 to 8 Agst Ao obat. w =t Ibowed the way, being followed by Suspender and Galoohe, with Thistledown and Pilgrim Progress the next pair, and 10 they ran into the Abingdon Mile bottom, where 8uapender took up the running, and .Wling off Acrobat, the f,.ourlte ?.?lly b y hr.- parLe of a 1.?,,th ? i,2 01 t r divided he -"d ,d third, G.I.h? we. f.u,t,- "d Wild J.In. last. 4^0—Tb« LIGHT-WEIGHT BRLLINU PLATK of 103 sovs, for three year olds and upwards; weight f, ige; winner to be sold for 200 sovs, wt five furlongs of D.M. toM BoMtyn'9 Weathercoctf. !yn. Set A WatU I Mr B Maple's Scotia, 4yrs, 7st Colling 2 Mr H Ohrbtopber'1 AI..tor, fiyra 7at K Obaloner 3 .r W Burton's Cylindrical, 3yr*. 6$t Hustable 0 Mr A B Our'. Wild A.,t.11., 3y»s, 6*t Bradford 0 Lord RiLati?e. 8wlnton, 3yrs, It Clayton 0 M/ T J,n g*.?uI: y rs, Cl.yto. 0 Mr W R Mansers Republic, r., t G Man-or 0 M, H H Marks's nd? and !?'n* 7st Blake 0 Mr G Ueynohi'a Maid of the Mi,3yrL6,, :P'l"' 0 Mr J W*ugh's Domu-iWben, yre. 6st Uorton 0 Winner trained by M Mwoon, Newm ket. Betting—11 to 4 aesb Alastor, 4 to 1 «g<t otla, 5 to 1 -h ,r, Inddi..?'I I ..d W. end 10 to I agst any -t h at 'k.the"k made all the muning and won by half a length; the same distance between we second "ud third. Republic was fourth, Wild Australia iffth. Fiddle and I sixth, and Dotmuweibchen 1..1. The winner was bought in for 370, 5.0—The CRAWFURD PLATX (hatidimp) of 25 sovs each, with 300 added; winners extra. Bretby Stakes Course (6 furlongs), M'r Warreu de fa Hue's Dearest, 4yrs, 6st 7tb Q Chaloner 1 Mr B W ]kid. Cordelier, 4vrs, 6't 7lb 9 Brown 2 Mr R H Combe's Imogene, 4yrs. M 12)b AWlt" 3 Mr H Mllner's Lady Heron, 3yr6, 7., 11?,R .C. Mr R Bneyd'. Grecian Bend, ?g.d. 7et ..8 Webb 0 U, ? B.-ygdi "h'. R". d BV. ?,v-. 7.t Blake 0 B .r d. 3Y., m ii i?Hl.k. 0 0.1 xat'. Sir Frederick RoberM. 3yrs, 6st 131b W Wood 0 PrInce 8-It Yk O ff'. Ke,tho" 4yro, 6.t 61b .H..per 0 VtlS)jo<t.?.Bedford 0 vill.j.t Winner trained by Jewltt, Newmarket. Betting—9 to 4 I1t Dearest, 5 to 1 eaoh og.t Sir Frederick Roberts und Imogene, 6 to I agst Qrecmu Bend, lC0t»12Hgi>t Keytnorpe. 10 to 1 ngsi Cordelier, 100 to 8 agst Lady Heron, and 20 to 1 eaoh agst Rose do Barry and Vmejuol. Won by half a length; two lengths between the second and third. Time, Imln. 162.51tO, LATEST COURSE BETTING. I Two Tso"tAND Gutans. 1000 to 500 agst Gouverneur, o 1000 to 4QO Peter Flower, 0 5 to 1 Orvleto, o 650 to 400 on Gouverneur end Peter Flower ooupled, laid JUBILIB STAMM. 1000 to 120 aglt The Imp, t 8 to 1 8urefoot, 0 1000 to 80 Cor..rlhi. t 1000 to 70 BørpatrlD'" t TaB DBRBY. Even 100 on The Deemster, Goiiftrneur. and Peter Plower. laid TO-DArg RACING. I ORDBR OF RUNNIKQ.—Columu Stake., 1.45: Bale Btakes, 15; Welter, 2 4n Selling Piste, 3.18; Two- year-old Plate. 3.45; M?id.,? Fi?ta. 4.15 B.tbmlim late, 4.45. Tbe S?Hng PI.te for .1 g. d,d not et). ADDITIONAL AKHlVAfsS. Atlantis, Hit or Mis*. Mlrabelle, Red Eagle, and Witbtruam. tMoam. BNTMB5. Belllne Plate for Two-y.-Id.-Pet Lamb, BM PeD- pe:IIo:r í& ur=.õà;:P::Ia:bCIg; Li ,i 1. Demon, and Lufra. »CRATCH2MGS. Sale Stakes—Twir. Columu Produoe Stakes-St. Bee. and KoortH, Two-yenr-old Piate-Hlgbland Belle, Trice, Swoop, Bravuro. Lady K, The Malden, and Smasher, THURSDAY. ;d:f;b ?.it and Toreador, C,avtn etakes—Judge Lynch and Early Rose, Second Welter-IArkikway.

PACKINGTON MEETING. 1.40—The Bkjuuwkix HuirrsRs' FL4T RAcI PLATS of 40 sovs, for four year olds and upwa<d*; weight .for ag& i winners exiia; allowanoes. Two miles. Bi, y Duke's Lord Coventry, aged, 12*t illb Mr W Waller 1 Lord DudleY'1 Mongrel, 6y, U.t 31b .°"00. 2 BettluK—5 to c fou Mongrel. Won by a length and a IIf. 2.10—Tlie CoVSNTHY HVHTICRS' FLAT RAo. PLATE of 50 sovs, for four year oMs and upward. i weight for age selling allowances. Two .11". Capt Hayhurst's ?d I" aged, 131t 21b Owner 1 Lord Dudley's Playful, ag«d, 13et Sib Owner 2 BettiiiK—4 to i on Playful. WOII, pulling up, by th. partl of.. length. i.40-Tho YARDLEY HUNTKRS' SELLING BTSUPLECHASE of 40 sova, fof four year ,.d. RDtt upwards; Weight g"owaii?s. About 'wo miles. MrGowi"II'. H.,?r. .Med, ilet8lb ..MtTw'?tnMn 1 Me T Watson's U-b,?, aged, list 8il> W SHnn 2 11r G p?mpall". aged, let Bib Hi* p Huss.tll 3 me 3, L Penwic!k'. 0?dwood, aged. Rt, b F HIl.1l 3 Ur 0 W W.11?, 0 Betting—6 to 4 on R" 9 to 4 aCI' 11-dwo?d, 6 to 1 'I"t Moorhen, and 10 to 1 agst R_mpelloe. Won in a ounter by four leugths; t"o lengths between leoond and tblrd. Goodwond refused. The winner was bought In for llOgs. 3.10-Th. COLBASILL HUHTEM' HURDLX PLATI of 60 t vs. for four verr olds and upwatdi; weight for age; sellinft and other 01\011" Two miles, over eight hurdles. Mr VG.Ites R.l Ind. aged, Hit Me F Hassall 1 IIr G Dawkins's Knight's Low, 5yr*» list 3Jb G Morris 2 Mr W Jobnlon', Gillian, 4, 10»t7lb Mr C Whittou 3 Mr JBorton's Teacher, 6yr.. lùt 3"' (<U«)Ut?t«t) 3A H Wpley 0 81ua" UttTb.wMWt?hedtorbyMr 0 W Wtt!M. and i br, number was hoisted on the boarti, but the ronre was found to be lame and was withdrawn by permission of the steward*. Bettfng-Evens "a G'nbn. 5 to !t?tTMeher, <to 1 agst Rowlfnd, and 8 to 1 At K?ight. Lw. ?n b?ix le.ati?. T-1?., we, alqu? i I fld for am-vi.g 71b overweight, anor, :,tÍn I.rerfu:il. .d. Gi,ik .an out, and Knight'* Lw tu..d. There was no bid for the winner. 3. 40-Th HAMPIO* HUNTKM' STSIPLWKUN Ot 20, for fattl y?r olds and upWArdl; weight tar Two .1i. M?M?dyth't !<dy Ptt, <yn. lOst, Mr A H Ripley 1 Mr 3 m?'m.t'. T'pthorne.byrs. ?ht M.b W Bllnn 2 Mr T B trv)))<'t 0!in)<M'. ayn. )!*t ?b .Mr F H'MtU Mr J Arkw,,Igl?t, Stiv.r. "yr., list 101b Owner 0 Mr ??' ???"H't'M') .??OJ?S 0 Mr W Gardner's Z*lh, 4yrs, Int 101b j Lemmoll 0 Betting—11 to lion Lay Pat, 4 to 1 agst Clinker, 6 to I each -glt "011 and Silver, and 1 e.ob aget ZeHa and 'inpthuriK;. W." in at?r by tbi,Ly I..gth.; bad third. Only three passed the post. 4,10—The SOVRKY HUICTEM'STRBPLRCKASK of 201fl, for four year "Id' and .??Xds weight for age; winners gxt.; RUo..Rue.l. A nnut two mU.I. M!??''?'?g'n'<?'.?M.MrAW?ntfm 1 Mr 0 Moit!)-y't Ene.-o.tiKd. Utt lllb W Strong 2 Mr Hentlev'a May Queen, aued, list lllb Owner 3 M? 0 N M?t)i'? T!'?m?" !v?. 10<t t?'. R Bnohum 0 Mr Corner's Tory. <?d. list lllb Mr HfU 0 Mr P,- Pia.vton, ly,, 1,11? 141 ?b Al 11 a dy?c. 0 fN E:P,W.PJ.N¡: g Betting—15 to 4 uoh agst Ruger .A Nil.7tol ftgtt Bmyton, and 10 1 agst anv other. 'Iy bv four length*; bud third. Tory fourth. Bruyton, who fi,,I' .tied !lfth, broke d.w.. 1.40-The MUDKN HUNTERS' HUHDL* PLATK of 40 sovi for four year olds and upwards; weight for age J win* ners extra; ?llo.M. Two mAas, 07it 4ight hurdles. Mr F Gade's Guardsman, aged, 12st2ib Owner 1 )-rl?t 8?. W 8?? 2 Mr C N Manning's Treasure. 4yi*, ll*t 2ib,R Benham 3 MBI6'i'b:'I:'l..t t. aïtB :an ..d 3 to 1 g?'t Trl"u.. Won by a distance; bad third.