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"EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Apartments Wanted, Furnished Rooms to be Let and Wanted, Situations Wanted Servants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel- laneous Wants. Personal, Articles Lost or Found Sale and Exchange, and other Advor- tisements of a similar character can be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in ftrtions will cost half as much again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the 9ekm of one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus :— ONCK. THRU TIMKS. SIX TIMES. 1 12 words 3d. 4&<1. 6d. 18 „ 4^d. • %1 9d. 24 „ 6d. 9d. Is. 30 „ 7!d. lid Is. 3d. These charges, which must be prepaid, apply only to con^ecafcive insertions. The above scale does not apply to trade advertisement nf to atmouncaraaut toanating from pubti c bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Ordors should be crossed and made payable to Mr D. W. THOMAS. In oases where Postal Orders cannot be obtained advertisers are requested to send Halfpenny Stamps. ivcrtisements may be received at the following places :— CHIEF OFFICE :-WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF WSSTBBN MAIL OFFICE Newport. WBSTBBN MAIL OPFICB Swansea- WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Merthyr. ME. W. H. KEY, Taff-street Pontypridd. MR. C HuTCBOUMts, Queen-street Neath.

pergonal* ADVERTISE S ace Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Cniti&is or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to initials or fictitious names must bear the 44dress of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Hail GBEY'S Private Agency -will Undertake all Kinds of Secret Watching and Inquiries. Commissions ■mmmmmii.mm ^e^"1 Mail. Cardiff- e36glg24

$irtt)S, jilarnageg,$c Beatt)& MARRIAGES I>AVIBS—HARVEY. -On the 19th April, at St. John's Church, Cetfn-Coe I, by the Bev. J. E. Jenkins, Sector oi Yaynor, assisted by the Iter. T. C. Richards, Lieut. Gilbert Wood Davies, of Merthyr Xydfii, to Jeanie, eldest daughter of Tkos. Fletcher Richards, Lieut. Gilbert Wood Davies, of Merthyr Xydfii, to Jeanie, eldest daughter of Tkos. Fletcher C.E., of Merthyr Tydfil. DEATHS. Cha* K £ rRjjA.iN.—On April 19. at 112, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, John Chamberlain, aged 59. Funeral three o'clock Monday, at Llajidaif Cathedral. No flowers. Friends please accept this intimation. V&WABJDS.—On April 18, at Coiirtland House, Merthyr Tydril, Gerald Wolff, son of William and Jobanim Edwards, aged eleven weeks. "EKKrire.—April 17, at Tynybedw, Norton Bridge, Pontypridd, William Jenkins. Funeral Friday, leaving house at 2.30 for GUyntsJf Cemetery. SIDNEY.—On the 18th inst., at the Prince of Wales, Bute-street, Cardiff, Sarah Louisa, dearly beloved wife of Edward Kidney, aged 41 years. B.I.P. Public funeral Saturday, 21st, leaving the house at 11 a.m. sharp. MHHUBnwwaaaMKHaaaBNnmnEic G.Á. STONE AND CO I TTNDERTAKER8, I ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS. I Ai the Old and OIIly AddreM- 10, 11, AND 12, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF, AND UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MISS STONE, Assisted by an Efficient Staff. Teleifraphic Address—"STOITE," Undertaker, CARDIFF. 21505 ——aa—imm——« in minim inn ii iniwr tJI; — stable to irtt. '|TO Let, a Stable and Loft.—Aj) ply Noel, lOjGeorge .orøt5,i..íbt Carnages: PONY, Cart, and Harness, in good condition; anit ereencrocer.—15, Alexander street, Cathays, Car- dilf, e3786825 fremiti- ffiantf. jfxinriturt* FURNITURE Furniture! Cheapest house in town for saoond-hand Furniture, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses, %c.-T. Woodruff, 1, Meteor street, Heath, near Inflr- baary. e3621sl06 jBartniierp* IjHJB Sale, 2 Hoiae-pow^r Horizontal Steam Engine JP also Yertical Copper Boiler, complete, with fit tings, last used driving; lathe; cash £ 10 each, £ 17 10s together — On view Williams, Ironmonger, Quoeu "treet, Cardiff. R^yml Rabbíti1. br ANfim, at once, a Rabbits' Coop; must be VV cheap.—Address Q 32, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e4999s21 BABBITS, 6d. each; Three Prise-bred Lop Does and Two Bucks, 2s. and 2s. 6d each black and grey,- 40, Lttty strent, e3754s?31111 poultry,$tgtons, &r. p PURE White Leghorn Eges for Sitting 3s. 6d. for Thirteen. -41, Partridge-road, Cardiff. 03788825 EGGS, 3S. 6d. Sitting; unfertile re-placed Plymouth Rocks, Houdans, Silver Wyandottes also Ayles- bury Ducks, grand birds.—W. Bowen, Llanfoist, Aber- Rouses. TO Let, in good repair, No. 29, Park street, Cardiff rent, 13#. per week.-Apply A. Kinnersley, Hous tod Estate Agent, 4, Station terrace, Cardiff. [e3764s23 TO Let.-No, 5, Edward place.—Apply T. Edmunds, House Afent, 8-, Queen street, Cardiff. e3730s20 TO Villa. 32, Orbit street.—Apply T. Ed- mmIds, 8. Queen street. Cardiff. e3729s20 iost anb jfmmTu LOST, at Llandaff, between Mitre and Cow and Snuffers Hotel, small gold lady's watch finapv re- 37, )3 *arded. —Apply Central Police-station. 3793s25_ FOUND, large Terrier Doff; chain collar. If not claimed within three days will be sold. — E. fticharde. Forest-terrace, Tref "'rest. eZ%6*2G STOLEN from 34, Longcross-street, Pair Two-handle Shears. Anybody returning same or giving infor- mation Clifton-street Police Station will be rewarded. e3778s21 iiflcs?ctllancou0 ^>alee;» OMNUS PILLs ensure Refreshing Sleep. Is 3d free ks Nurse Parker's Female Pills are invaluble; same price. Free from injurious drug^,—Gamjee, 13, Wind. t reet, Swansea. e3794s26 CABBAGES, Cabbages. —20,090 for Sale, fit to cut, at C Wedal Farm, near New Cemetery, Cathays, Car 3iff. e3790s25 T fVE-Goldfish.—A large quantity, from 3s. per -1J dozen. — J. Cording, 42, Royal Arcadc, Car- diff. e3785825 "TTUREWOOD on Sale Bundles, Loose, Sticks, Blocks -I price on application—Windsor Saw Mills and Fire- Wood Works, Windsor-road, Adamsdown, Cardiff. [es31 4AAA GRAINTbAGST"Russian Mats, Dunnajo jUVJU Mats, Bamboos, 4c.—Shapland, bottom Of wast Dock. Private address, 18, Loudoun-sqnre, Car- diff. e3737s21 tAA BUNDLES English Beansticks. at Is. per 'J VJ* "v bundle; also, Quantity of Dunnage Boards.— ohapland, bottom East Dock, Cardiff. e3738«21 9gntrirs Crabrllrre, &i. I^O Pianoforte Tuners and Others.—Wanted, Agants, ,1 to Sell a Patented Article Much Needed By the Musical World.- Apply J. Hird, 20, Berkelev-road, wshopston, Bristol. 3704s26 BOT^PLING Agents Wanted, White's Hop Ale; highly coinmende.l and awarded certificate of **grit Brewers' Exhibition.—Brewery, Pontypool. f3560d A G-ENTS Wanted, in Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Llanelly, Merthyr, aad all other Town s in Wales gill or spare time.—For terms send stamped envelope to Hygiene Company, 10, St. Andrew's-cre scent, Car- 3643s?6 AGKNTS Wanted money easily made in spai-e time best agency going constant income particulars Iree, also pocket rubber stamp of your name and address. ^Rfchforde, Snow-hill, London. 3289821 SOLE Agent. Required by London Manufacturing Firm, with good connection amongst Grocer*, Oil- men, ke. article well advertised high commission, or *aiail salary and commission; good references and "eciiiity indispensable.—State age, 4c., S. A. R., Wilkes' Advertising Offices, 29, Ludgate-hill, London. 3452s20 AGENTS Wanted liberal terms; whole or spare time.—Address Finance, 222 ta 225, Stran.i, Lon- y>n, W.C. 3287a21 CANVASSER, well acquainted with toivn and district merchants, Wanted by Shipping Companv.— Mdrese, stating salarj, Industry, Western Mail, g^anaea 3383»23 O A a Moiii-h Can be Made with £ 10.—For ^OU particular! address Car.r.ig, 89, London j'aM, London. 3047s25 WANTED, Situation M Traveller, Canvasser, Collector, Weigher, Storekeeper, Timekeeper, er cfti Place of' Trust trood security and references.- Vj'. Western Mail. Onrtilff. 3561s25 iY*rANTED, a Few good Commissions, or Would y, Represent good House, Grocery and Provision. St. II.. Wastern Mail, New* itttgreUaiteousi WANTED, Old Boots and Shoes, all size; any qnantity-~C. Jones, 126, Pontijianmor t oart, Car- diff. e3784825 BESPECTABLE Young Person wants Cleaning, or would assist in housework ,• sleep home references. -Apply. 58, Court-t-oad. Saltmead. e3777s21 jflustral FOR HALE. Bass Trombone (Slide), new, cost £ 5, take £ 3 also Double B 6 Bombardon; maker, Besson; cost £ 25; what offers.—Western Mail, Cardiff. 1 /S. 6d. Quarter, Pianoforte, Harmonium, Voice J, V7 Training, Italian system 25 years' experience proficient.—P 30, Express Office, Cardiff. e3740s28 proficient.-P 30, Express Office, Cardiff. e3740s28 COPYRIGHT.—Music Made Easy. Infallible, easy C practical method for all to play piano, harmonium Rev. W. Hughes, Mill street, Manchester. Highest estimonials. e36361il gaamum ,i Man——* uwJMM>i«KTO»aiiw»»,vA-VMi iBisfcdianeous. LOCAL Papers and Latest Publications at Miss Morgan's, close Clarence Station, Docks, Car- diff. e3782825 PATCHWORK.—Fifty Jovely pieces Silks, Satins, 11? Velvets, Is.; 100 oraKy pieces, 8d.—Mrs. Lawford, 101, King street, Southport. e3755,23 SCOTCH Whisky.—A Sample Bottle of Fine Old S Craigmore Whisky forwarded, carriage paid, on receipt of postal order for 3s. 6d. '• One of the finest whiskies Scotland produces."— Vide Press.—T. C Bovack^ortobello, N.B. (J|jartmnu$* WANTED, Three Unfurnished Rooms, district ef Albany-road, Roath, Cardiff.—Address 73, Windsor-road, Penarth. e3739525 ROATH.—Comfortable Lodgings, suit working man no children or other lodger; with homely people.— Q 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3768824 WANTED Sitting-room and Bedroom by Two You*g Women dining out. State lowest terms. —Q 12, Express Office, Cardiff. e3767R20 FRONT Large Sitting-sown and Back ^maH Betirooai to Let to respectable people, S5.6d. weekly,-232, Bate road, Cardiff. e2762s23 TWO Ruoms to Let, Furnished" for aT^spectable -L Working Man and Wife; terms 5& -s rihesiger- street, Cathays. e3761823 APARTMENTS FurnishSd orljnfiirnished lodg- -Qg^for; respectable young Man terms moderate. Apply 14, Ri(ihards' terrace, Roath. 3749s21 C10MF0I1TABLE Lodgings for One or Two respec- > table Working Men; no children.— Apply 45, Donald street, Roath. e375?3s30 4 COUPLE of Rooms to Let to respectable Youn? jft. Men: married couple without children.—36. Tn:- lrilllan ',eJ:1:t., Cardiff. e37fii«19 TO Let, Two or Three good Rooms.—Apply 25, Alice- street, Docks, Cardiff. G3724S19 rpo Let, Superior Fui-nished Apavtmentt. for One or I Two Gentlemen Spanish and English spoken hot and cold bath; moderate terms.—O 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3704f"'R WMhWMBWMaitliMU—HWWMBHIWIIIlmilWIUMIBIWMhWgifctjjiaa :Btf))rlf$. HE JOHN (IRlFPITllS^CTCLE CORPORATION (LIMITED), (LATE W. H. DAVIES AND CO.), 57, QUEEN- STREET, CARDIFF. Branches in all parts of the world. Largest Retail Cycle Dealers in existence. Superb Stock of magnifi- cent Beeston Humbers for the Season's trade. Call and see the Featherweight Beeston Hurnber Racer, a perfect marvel of constructive skill. This machine has and will continue to carry to victory more riders than all other makes put together. We have a lar^e selection of the New Rudge Safeties, all of latest design, anc including the latest inn vations in Road Racers ana Racers, a3 ridden by S. Edge and other champions of the day. A full line of the ever-popular Singor Safeties, including the latest Modele de Luxe, the daintiest light Safety for the road yet seen. Have you seen the very newest Dunlop Racing Tyre ?_A re velation and a revolution in tyres Watch tna records go before it at the Season's Sports. Quadrant, Rival, Coventry Machinists' Referee, St. George's Eng. Company, Shar- ratt and Lisle, and other celebrated makers' Cycles in profusion. Large Stock of Cycle Accessories at pripex that will place riders on the best footing. Millers and Lucas's latest Specialties and Novelties always in Stock. Special terms offered to Clubs now being formed. Also to Postmen. Police Forces, 4c., fee., and advantageous arrangements made as to payment. Largest Discounts given for Cash, or any make supplied on Easy Terms. Our Special Cash Line, which must be seen to be be lieved, is a Humber Roadster, 1894 Dunlop Tyres, all Improvements, 12s. cash. Pnenmatic Tyres He- paired promptly. Cycle Repairs of all kithis promptly effected, and satisfaction guaranteed. Letters and tale- grams receive immediate attention. JOHN GRIFFITHS CYCLE CORPORATION (LIMITED), CARDIFF. [L11007 MARVELLOUS 'J.. 94 10s_, £5 Premier, £ 3_10s.; 94 Dunlops (light roadsters), R-10; Unique, £13; guaraptcd twelve months, 96, Holmesdale street, Grange, Ca-, diff. e3769s24 SAFETY Pneumatic Wanted; exchange English Silver Lever, also Gold Albert.—Apply, W ednesday afternoon, 4, Bishop's-stveet, Upper Grange, Cardiff. [817 SAFETY.—Latest Humber Pattern, best It cushion S tyres, frill diamond frame, long ball head, ball pedals, brake and guards, light and strong wonderful value. New machines listed at 212 10s sailing off price £418s 6d. Sent on approval, carriage paid.—Apply R. AVarrilow, Safety Works. Weston-super-Mare. e3742h23 SAFETY.—Pneumatic tyres, double tube lif, Whit S worth or Humber pattern, latest; splendid value. selling off price, J'5 18s 6d. All machines new. Sent on approval, carriage paid.—R War low Weston-super-Mare. h28 THAT'S That?" Why, the lacest pattern Dart TT Cushion, £ 8 15s; Granville, £ 9 9s; Pneumatic, £ 11 Racer, £ 12 12s—rare bargain*.—Parsons, 11, Albany road, Roath, OQ/j Humber Model Pneun-.atic Road Racer lOt/T; Dunlop's detachable tyres (unpunctured balls throughout: maker's warranty transferred, eleven months unexpired; bargain for cash.—Harris, 190, Dock street, Newpoft. e3727s20 ORRIS- BROS.' CYCLE WORKS, PONTY PRIDD.—Over 100 Cycles to be Cleared Regardless of Cost.—Send for special listR, pos* free.—Repairs of all ^wnHBiBBaammniinaagnBnBBaHMiBiniiHaMBiaEnBBn Clarke; anb iHaitagers. BOOKKEEPER (37) desires Situation; tWoroughly competent: double or single entry superior pen- man; salary expected 20s.—P 41, Express, C'lr- I diff. e7756s23 SHARP Youth Wanted for Accountant's Office state k-Y age, experience, tcc— Apply Q 35, Western MitiJ, Cardiff. 3708s23 SHARP Boy Wanted for Cash Desk, &c.—Apply 140 S and 141, Bute-road, Docks, Cardiff. 3634.321 WANTED, smart Youth, about 17 years of age, witn a knowledge of Keeping Stock*, Collecting Accounts, and to Make Himself Generally Useful.- Apply, own handwriting, stating wages required, with references, Q 20, Western Mail, Cardiff. o592s25 CLERK Wanted -1;) Ship-repairing Firm one we1Î J versed in steamers' accounts.—Apply, stating age, experience, and salary, to P 18. Western Mail, Car- diff. 3305A24 WANTED, in Newport Solicitor's Oftiee, Junior W Clerk.—Apply, stating age, salary, and expe- rience, &c., to A. M. P., Locke and Phillips, Advertising Offices, Newport, Mon. 3505820 \\JANTED, Young Man, aged 20 to 25, for Coal Ex- r porter's Grtice thorough knowledge book- keeping indispensable and shorthand desirable. —Refe- rences and salary required to Robert J'. Tucker, Hir- waiu. 3623523 WANTED immediately; by a Firm of Solicitors at Bute Docks, a junior Clerk typewriter pre- ferred. Applications, stating experience and wages required, P 20, Western Mali, Cardiff. ,j3QSg2.1 WANTED, Junior Clerk good shorthand writer and typist; state age and salary required.—Address Vernon Tin-plate Company (Limited), Briton Ferry. 29025 TO Contractors, Engineers, Estate Agents, &c.—En- gagement Wanted aged 37 nearly tw*ntv year/' experience with two large railway contractors, anil assisted in carrying out new railways, reservoirs, roads, sewevs, Ac. could undertake management, assistant cashier, clerk of works, or any position of trust highest references and security. -Address Q 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3608s25 "VTOUNG Gentleman (22, expsiiencedj seeks Appoint- A ment Surveyor or Architect's Office; good writer; shorthand, tracing; highest referenceø.-Q 24, Western Mail, Cardiff. 36?&i25 BO()k-KEKPER, just Disengaged (Shorthand, Own Typewriter), Wants Engagement; splendid testi- monials typewriting done of books posted.—H. Potter, 12, Fitzalan-place, Cardiff. 3497s24 YOUHG Man Seeks Situation General Clerk or Collector shorthand, book-keeping:, French highest references moderate salary.—P 35, Western Mail, Cardiff- 5322«23 ¡iartnttsJ)(p. rrTo Capitalists? — Civil Engineer, with years X experience in Construction of Works, Requires Gentleman as Partner to Take Up sound Railway Con- tracts profits large and assured.—Q 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3648s26 ~^N Established Wine and Spirit Merchant in Car- XTL diff Requires a Partner (Working) with some Local Connection and Capital only principals need apply.— Address Q 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3637s26 ARTNERS Wanted.—Baker, £ 100; Mechanical Engineer. £ 1,200; Miller, £ 200; Manufacturer's, £ 500, £ 900 Boarding-house, £ 150.—Wilmshurst and Holmes, Quay-street, Cardiff. 3232s21 PARTNERSHIP (Active).—An exceptional Oppor- P tunity Occurs for a Gentleman to Take Half Share in a well- £ stablished and increasing Generiol Auctio- neering Business.—Apply, by letter, to W. G. Latty, Horse Repository, Cardiff. 3234s20 MARINE Engineering.—Partner Wanted, with Á some capitaL-Particulars P 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3277s20 CI OA Exporters Open to Finance good Anthracite, and Steam Coal Collieries for Outputs.—Address Financial A 2, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2641s20 Sjrf^sJmakrre.,vVr. ANTED, Second Hwnd Milliner; good W stock-keeper abie to serve own orders with despatch good i-efer«iiC9 immediately.—Samuel Brothers, Pentre. 3717823 DRESSMAKING.—Messrs. Seccombe and Co., Car- diff, Require Several experienced Bodice Hands, also Apprentices.—Queen-street. 3609s21 ^R BSSM AKIN G.~W anted, First Hand, Take Entire Management good fit and style medium trade.—Applv 90. High-street, East Barry, Car- diff. 3622s21 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted, Indoor Improvers for D good Class Work also Outdoor Hand1?.—Apply Thomas, 53, Bridge-street, Nev/part, Mon. 3507s24 MILLINERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced J.7.L Assistant Milliner.—Apply T, Lewis, Oxford street, Swansea. 3439s24 .14 TO Milliners.—A quick and stylish Milliner Required at TO Milliners.—A quick and stylish Milliner Required at once.—Apply, stating full particulars, to T. Martin, Cadoxton, Barry Dock- 36 7s20 MANTLES.Wanted at once, experienced Workers. IT-L -Apply Evans and Allen, London House, New- port. 3409s23 DRESSMAKING —Vacancy for a Young Lady DRESSMAKING —Vacancy for a Young Lady indoor apprentice business thoroughly taught.— Apply Mrs. Clarke, Bridge-street, DRESSMAKING Wanted at 4, Pearson-street, Roath, Cardiff 3687825 A Young Lady, having served her apprenticeship as milliner, Seeks a gpod Situation as Improver.- -Q 22, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3620;21 DRESSMAKER. >v anteu. Situation as First Hand twelve years' experience; good reference, -0 Samuel. Pear Tree-place, Abersychan. 3320s23 j>j)0p ssststants, &r. TO Fishmongers and Poulterers.—Middle-aged Man T reqllire3 Situation as Blockuian (double handed) life's experience in trade excellent, references.—Address to .1nckPOn. care of Ashton, Newsagent, King's road, Canton, Cardiff. es21 PROVISION Salesman. Smart Men Wanted.— Lipton, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e3806sl6 DH. LEWIS and CO., Drapers, Neath, have D. Vacancy for a thoroughly good for Man- chester Department; Welsh; immediate applica- tion. 371&26 DRAPERY and Outfitting.—Good, pushing Hand well up must have reliable references.—State full particulars Geo. Jones, Victoria. House, Abercarn. [s23 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a smart Junior Young Man five or six years' experience per- sonal application.—Apply Griffiths and Sons, Newport, Mon. 3721s23 TVilAPERY.—Lewis Lewis and Co., Swansea, Have JJ Vacancies for Junior Young Men: Welsh. [s23 BOOT Trade.—Wanted at once, an experienced Assis- tant; ipust be steady; with good references.— Apply Leicester Boot Stores, Pontypridd. 3656s23 PORK Butchers. —Shopman Wanted highest refe- rences required. -Apply Guy, 45, Salisbury-road, Cardiff. 3636s25 IMPROVER Wanted at once, for the Grocery must be well up in soliciting.—Apply Harford, Mountain Ash, 5624s21 '"jpo Grocers.—Wanted, Junior for the Grocery and I Provision Trade.—Address G. F. Tliorae, Grocer and Provision Merchant, Maindee, Newport, TO Butchers.—Wanted immediately, a good.'Shop- man, who is of sober and industrious habits, and Able to Manage a Branch Business.—Apply, with rde- rences, and stating wages required and when disengaged, to Q 14, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3532s24 WANTED, a Junior, with good reference expe- rienced.—Apply Thomas Davies, Chemist, Rhymney. 3524s24 WANTED, smart Young Lady for Showroom— State salary, experience, and reference (Welsh), I). Davies, the Porth Draper and Out. Her Porth, 3526s20 GROCERY.—Wanted immediately, Provision Hand; T thoroughly experienced at bacon counter; no other need apply.—State particulars Edward Jenkins, Micir^dee^JSfV.-iioji. 3f.03s £ 0 /N ROCERY.—Waated, strong Junior Hand must be V.H willing to make himself useful —Apply E. Thomas, Post-office, Pontywain. near NewpOrt 342g«23 WANTED immediately, Salesman for Orrtlitting good window dresBsr Welshman preferred reference required; sta-te salary, live out —Apply at once to Phillip Goldman, 16, Strand, Ferndale. 3404s23 HOWELL and CO., The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, -Ut have Vacancies for Two or Three respectable Youths as Apprentices to the Drapery. Terms on appli- cation. 3372s23 GROCERY.—Wanted immediately, an Improver, X- just out of apprenticeship. -Apply, giving full particulars, to D. J. Davies, Gellyfaelog, Dowlaia. GROCERY and Provision Trade. Wanted, strong %,X Improver; willing to do warehouse work: Welsh necessary.—Apply William Hams, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 3262s21 WANTED, Junior to the Grocery and Junior to the Drapery Welsh.- State ages, salary, with refe- rences, to P 6, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 29010 WANTED immediately, Youne Lady, able to Serve Through and Assist in Millinery; Welsh. — Apply, with full particulars. Walters, Llandovery. [s20 ,jtlt£HrllaueOU5 $}ttuatU.1H5. MAN Wanted, well-jinowu among I'ublibans, to .l. Jl drive.—Apply, between 7 and 8 p.m., Cardiff Bottling Company, Plantagenet-street, Cardifi. [3792s23 XAD Wants Situa'ion to Look After Pony and 'Crap J and be, useful.—-Tohn Burt, 55, Dock strfeet, ¡tn, e3775s&6 TO Master Tailors.—Wanted, in or near Cardiff, a TO Master Tailors.—Wanted, in or near Cardiff, a Situation as Trouser Hand; good experience total abstainer. — Box Pilton, Post-afflco, Barn- staple. e3760;<23 WANTED, respectable Strong Lad, willing make WANTED, respectable Strong Lad, willing make himself generally useful; Livery surplied.— Applv at once, D'Arc's Waxworks, St. Mary street, Cardiff. 83753823 WANTED, House Carpenter good wages to good man.—Apply at once Queen's Hotel, Blaina. [s26 MAN Wanted, well known among Publicans, to Drive.-Apply, between seven and eight p.m., Cardiff Bottling Company, Plantagenet-street, Car- diff. 5707s23 WANTED, competent Smith; good sharper, expe- rienced with sinking pits must be steady, sober ul.Apply Sinking Contractors, Gilfach Goeh, Glam. 3703x26 BAKERS.-Wanted, First Hand well up in bread, cake, and smalls.—State full particulars, Q 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3674s26 WANTED at once, good Wheelwright Smith also Wheelwright. —Apply Levi Morgan and Son, Tonyrefail, near Porth. 3641s23 Vr ANTED, respectable, sober Man must thoroughly TT understand ho?.ses, able to drive coach and pp.ir, and do hauling for builder constant work for active malL-Apply, giving references, stating wages, Williams, Builders, Newbridge, Mon. 3673s23 YOUTH, about 17 must have good references; be willing and obliging.—Apply Turkish Baths, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3535s21 PAINTERS Wanted.—Apply Ohorley, Plumber and Decorator, 45, Wood-street, Cardiff. 3590s21 WANTED, Three good Paperhangers and Painters. —Apply Moore and Son, 7, Bute-street. Car- diff. 3574s21 TO Bakers.—Wanted, a steady, sober Man, accus- tomed to Small Goods.—Apply William Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 3501s24 LABOURERS Wanted good men used to heavy L work; wages 4s. per day constant employment.- Address Iron, Western Mail. Swansea. 3516s20 rpO Parents and Guardianst.—Mr. John Legg, Electri- 1 cal and Sanitary Engineer, Swausea, will Have a Vacancy for an Apprentice in June a premium required—Application by letter WANTED, experienced Man to Bottle Ales and W, Stout must give good references.- Apply immediately, Newbridge-Rhondda Brewery Company, Pontypridd. 3527s20 aUARrtYMEN Wanted, at Craigau Quarry, Pen- tyrch.- Apply Foreman, at Quarry. 34S7s20 ^j^O Saddle and Harness Makers.—Wanted at once, JL good General; constant job.—T. R. Vaughan, Fownhope, near Hereford. 3444a24 WHEELWRIGHT.—Wanted, good all-round Man w at once constant job.—Cross Bros., Bridgend Y&id* Aberdsre. 3431s23 WANTED, Young Man engaged during day, to Take Charge of Clothing Stock-room hours, six p.m. to nine p.m.—Address, in own handwriting, with refe- ences, P 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3319s33 WANTED, good Wheelwright constant job, and W good wages pairt to suitable man.—Apply to W. James, Dudley-street, Docks, Cardiff. :\273"21 TO Pork Butchers. — Wanted, First-class Sausage- r maker and well up in Small Goods.—Apply 194, Hisfh-stre^t, Swansea. 3:è48821 I WANTED, Young Man, between 16 and 20, to Drive Out, Ale and Stout Stores. Also Servant, about 20.-Apply Cheek arid Co., Neath. qpO Saddlers.-Wanted at once, General Hand, twem A to lining collars.—Steady men only need apply, stating age and wage, J. E. Watkms, 9, Pavk-terraoe, Tor.du. Bridgend. 3251s20 WANTED, Mason, with good character, for Estate must be thorough workman good wages cottage, garden free; mn-n with son to work as help ure ferred.—C., Nash Manor. Powbridge, Glamorgan. fs20 .srrbClnts. ::i3è1rtnatbt1. &C. X 7"ANTED, General Servant, able to do washing. » v — Mrs. Williams, 123, Crwys road. Car- diff. e37'33s?5 ~7 ANTED a respectable Girl as General Servant V » good character indispensable. -Apply, Lyfwood, Llaniwben. »'3"6Sri34 \\f ANTED, thorough cleaii, respectable General » t good l'efMof\noe- J'eql1ir{>d; washing put out. Apply, after siv erening." Q, "FJute esplanade. Car diff. ■_ e3773s24 \\r ANTED, a Strong Girl, from 18 to 20.—Apply S. T V Billinfsiey. Butcher, Lower Grauje. Cardiff. mitSA I

FOOTBALL COMPBTIQN. PRIZE OF ONE GU-.A. We invite our readers to state on the following Conpon 1fn their opinion lie esult will be of the following- SIX FOOTBALL MATCHESd for SATURDAY NEXT COUPON. 1 W, LOSER. MATCH. I WINNING CLUB. ——— .)_ ¡ G. rs. G. I T. FTs. Rackcliffe v. Newport Penygraig v. Llanelly Cardiff 'Quins v. Hibernians Swinton Y. Huddersfield Hartlepool R. v. Oldham Salford v. Tyldesley —!>!■! >■ III ———— Matches played in each case on ground of first-mentionet,^ Naiiie of Sender Address April 20, 1894.

CONDITIONS 1. Each competitor must write his selection on the appended Coupon, sign the same with his name and address. 2. Envelopes must be marked outside "Football Competition." "^mber of Coupons may be enclosed in one envelope. 3. Competitors' selections must reach this office before 1100nou Saturday, i 21. 4. The prize will be awai-ded to the Competitor whose foiecaeit appies most nearly to the actual result of the matches, If more than one Competitor ccea8ful, then the total amount will be equally divided amongst the successful competit 5. The announcement of the name or names of the winner or dinners wil\ia(je jn he Evening Express, of Wednesday, April 25th. The Editor s decSion to be a

WANTED, good General Servant, age 20 to 25, for small family; must be an early riser and fond of children state wages and references.—Mrs. Hopkins, Villa, Pencoed. e5776t>20 ANTED, a respectable Girl, age about 15, to Attend to Showrooms.—Apply Whittaker and Jones, 19, Westbourng crescent, Cardiff, e3751s18 ~TANTED, Girl as Nurse; sleep out.—Apply, after in. W six p.m., to 285, Cowbridge-road, Canton. esJ8 WANTED, at once, a General Servant, at No. 1, Clarence-terrace. Corporation-road, Grangetown, Cardiff, c3739s21 AliTED, at once, a good strong- General: must be M fond of children good home to suitable person —Apply 35, Machen-place, Riverside, Cardiff. e3733s20 ANTED, General Servant, 8th May: able to Vt undertake Washing and Used to Children.- Mrs. Davies, 35, Talbot-street, Canton. e3710s!3 "V/tF ANTED, Person not under 40, as General Servan W in small country house: no children. State wages and references.—Address O 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3707sl8 ORKING Housekeeper Wanted for small country house; middle aged preferred. 1ftrite, stating age, wages, and references.—Address 036, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3706s!8 ANTED, G-aneral Servant, with six months' refe- rence must bs twenty, and fond of children.— 7, Clive-i'oad, Penarth. e37Qlsl8 BARMAID, respectable, experienced, Desires Re- enrr-gement Head or Management of Vaults B enrr-gement Head or Management of Vaults town or country references.—Beta, 17, Railway-terrace, Trelewis. e3702al8 ENERA i7Servants, age 15 to 20, Wanted at once.— Apply Registry Office, 27, Tudor road, Cardiff. [s20 ANTF:n7a~strong Girl — Apply 42, Mount Stuai-+ Docks, Cardiff e3687s!9 C"" APABLd General Servant Wanted i^ Small 'n'liilv; must speak Welsh.—Apply Mistress, HafodWen. Cwrt-y-Vil-road, ?enart.'i. « \TT ANTKD» i^i;,0«dSC ejperiapced Ronsc-l'aijour- W maid; gboa Waitress; nowashiaj wttfees *16. I Applv. by letter, with; references, Q d4. Western Mail, Cardiff. ANTED, experienced Nurse.-Apply Mrs. C. A. Giaritell, 41teryn, Newport, Mon. 36B2s2j WrANTED, good General Servant; small t'aiuily.• W good references required.—Mr. Price, Norwood, Ely-road, Llandaff. 3647s26 WANTED, ior Brecon, experianced Qeueral Ser- vant able to wait at table good wages.—Apply n, Bridge-street, Brecon. 3669s26 IlXTANTED, a clean, swong Girl i'sr Housework, V ? about 18, and fond of children.—Apply 6, King- eriug-street, Castle-road, Cardiff. 3660s23_ "VICTANTED, good Plain Cook; country place; no dairy, baking, or washing experienced kitchen- nifid might suit.—Gray, Stone Hall, Wolfscastle, Pem- brokeshire. 3659s26 GOOD, strong General Required.—Apply 63, Rich- GOOD, strong General Required.—Apply 63, Rich- mond-road, Cardiff. 3705s23^ XPERIBNOED House and Parlaur Maid Wanted good waitress and earlj riser. Mr?. Fisher, S Agatha' TDenby. 7/1^26^ TjiXPERIKNCEI)~N urse Wanted for Baby Five E Months Old, and to Assist other Servants good references required.—Mrs. Gougli, Woodbines, Aberga- venny. j716?26 WANTED, a good Plain Cook.- -Apply Crai .Nttay, W' Liarisaintfracd, Bwlch. 291^3_ YffANTED, go-d" Goneral Servant musi under- VV stand plain cooking. Also Housemaid, who! understands iduties. Good references required.— Apply 44, Gakjield-street, Cardiff. 3545823 \XJ ANTED, exuerienced General Servant; plain cooliing, wash ;ind iron well; e*irly riser small family; good reference.—Mrs. Davies, liryufedweu, Treherbert. 3435SV3 Ij^LY SCHOOLS.-Wanted, a Lauudress wages £ 20 .A a year, witk board, lodging, and washing.—Apply to the Master. 28997 "1X7ANTED, Nursemaid of experience and good "1X7ANTED, Nursemaid of experience and good VV character, with references. Apply 36, Newport- road, Cardiff. 29125 "VXTANTED, good General Servant also Young W Nurse-Housemaid. CI. irchwomen.—Apply Mrs. Jenkins, Oxwich Rectory, Swansea 3525s24 WANTED, e, good, strong Girl as General. —Apply, stating wages (good reference), Davies, Post- office. Rhymney. 3523s20 7 ANTED, in a Business House, a good, clean, V industrious Girl as General Servant; must be able to wash clothes one from thu country preferred. —Apply, with references. Q 13, Western Mail, Car- diff. 35311524 Tj^XPERIENCED Servant Wanted; piain cooking Xu small family.—Apply Mrs. Meore, 47, Queen-streetj Cardiff. 3580s25 WANTED, a good General Servant or Mother's Help must be able to milk and look after poultry, and be all early riser.—Address Mrs. Paxton, Cefn Cottage, Abergavenny. 3541s25 ~TANTED, by second week iu May, good Plain TV Cook, Willing to Assist in Housework; good character indispensable.—Mrs. Gardner, Maisemore, Abergavenny. 3565s21 "'ST7'ANTED, for the Coantry, a quiet, respectable T > Person as House and Parlour Maid qnly two in family —Apply, stating age, wages, and references, to Mrs. Powell, Chapel House, near Builth. 3548s25 WANTED, a House-Parlourmaid. — Apply, with references, stating all particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clydach Cou>-t, Pontypridd. 3631s25 WANTED immediately, good Girl, aged abour, 30, as General Servant assist in bar when required.— Mrs. Lloyd, 111, Tudor-road, Cardiff. 3621825 GENERAL Servant Wanted immediately smart, clean must be early riser.—Apply Davies, 15, Llandough-strset, Cathays, Cardiff. o606s:il WANTED, good General Servant three in family. w -Mrs, Floyde Lewis, Belgrade, Chepstow-road, Newport. 3602.i5 WANTED, a pood Plain Cook in Gentleman's Small Family; good wages.—Address A. B. C., Western Mail Office, Swansea. 3594s25 ANTED, an experienced General Servant; aged Vt between 23 and 2:1. Apply Mrs. Bevan, 9, Northampton-place, Swansea. 3595s25 COÙ;K (good Plain) Required for Penarth early J riser; no washing first-clatstestimonials; £113.- Apply P 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3318s21 ~WTANTED, experienced House-Parlourmaid by May V V 10th.—Apply 166, Newport-road, Cardiff. [3427s23 ( CHILDREN'S Useful Maid Wanted, to Wait on Lady J Light Housework must be good needlewoman and dressmaker; Churchwoman.—Mrs. Fisher, St.Agatha's, Tenby. 3432s24_ "JANTED, ati exl)erienct-d with TV good references three in family.-Apply 2, St. Andrew's-place, Cardiff. :90.í'J "ILTCTANTED Immediately. Nurse-Housemaid.—Apply Ni bp uctioiu sn^fo-i^^ow; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT BESKRVE, On SATURDAY, the 21st day of April, 1894, At Twelve o'clock Noon, by MESSRS: s. H«EN AND PERT WEE, J. at the Cardiff Tramways Company's DerM, Wood-3.:veet, Cardiff, 12 HORSES. Also One Mare in Foal and One Foal, direct from hard wcork, suitable for farmers aHr1 others. OIl View Friday prerious to Sale. 28984 —iimimiwini iiMHii'iaimi IIBBIII 11 mil IMII> n ( mini iiiwiiiii 1111 1 urn iniwii IWMI~TJTITI QOOD JPIMMTURE VAN8 FOR. R'KMOYAL 'W !<'l'RXTI'l.<W. T O W N 0 R C 0 U N T R Y. Atfjt TO J J A R ;R H I N G 173, RICHMOND ROAD, CARDIFF public ^mtsfrmfut CAR?1FF. THEATRE ROAL: Lessee and Manager.^j.. EPWABP J,„VE TO-NIGHT AND DrtlNG THE Mr. J. COMYNS CARR'ScO-, from tl Theatre, London, including \V. H. Vc- ye~ Laurence Cautley, and:Mss Evelvn Mif, gOWING THE w Underlie Direction of lr. W. H. Ver The Entire London ProactioB, with nnal SceHery by Mr. W. Telbin an(Mr. Walter E Prices, 6d. to .x;2 2s. Doompen at Seven^ mence at 7.30. Bookiug Offices at Messrs. Thnpson and (Limited), Queen-street. Telebone, No. 521. April 23rd—Tke Great Semtional Dran:po AND DOWNS OF LIFE, y Morton's Company. ( E Ali, P I g- Manas?):Oswalds TO-NIGHT! A SERIES >F TABLEAUX VV ANTS, .11 LIVING PIC'FEES, is AT TIRE PAliACi:, Elvf I'lEE, L HAM BRA j LONDON, I I IFTEE BY CELEBRATED MAKERS. I PRODUCTIONS OF EXQUIST-5 BEAUT VARIETIES BY ABLE ATSTES. A L H A M B i A .f- WESTGATE-STREl^T, C'ARDF. ONE PERFORMANCE NIGH'Y. Grand Production of ED. C. DUN .R'S OPEBETTE, THE MERRY BLACKS TH, sup- ported by 30 Specially Tra,ined Cardiff ildren. LEO, the Famous Ventriloquist, and tauimoth Star Programme. See Bills for Particulars. Popular prices, Is., ¿/1., 4d., and 2d. Open Seven; commence 7.30. 27503] Mannging Director Mr. Geo. HRJlgtOll. I j ASSEMBLY ROOMS, TWN. HAIJL. By kind permission of the Mayor, Councillor. J. I Trounce.) I Friday, the 20th inst. at 8 p." FLORENCE MARRYI? The renowned Authoress (Daughter of theto Captain Marryat), will deliver her Popular Lecture "THERE IS NO DEATH." Admission, 2s. and Is. [3767s! L PA R K H A L L CARDIFF. POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 23RD. 1894. L I V E R 1vI Ç) R E BR, 0 s WORLD-EENOWNED COURT MINSTRELS, "EN COSTUME" GEORGE II. In an Entirely New and Original Programme. The Acme of Refined Minstrelsy. This is. without fear of contradiction, the Greatest Combination of Minstrel Artistes that h<ds ever f appeared in this or any other country. 50 STAR ARTISTES 50 SUPERB DOUBLE CHOIR OF VOCALISTS. CHARMING INSTRUMENTALISTS. THE PHALANX OF COMEDIANS AND SPECIALITY ARTISTES. Starring Engagement for this Tour of LIEUTENANT ALBINI, The London Society Wonder, in his Marvellous, Entertainment, entitled" TInl SAILOR AND HIS LASS," the Sensutiol: of 1894. THE COSMO TRIO, Peculiar American Comedians. HEINI ZENTO, Most Wonderful Trick Bicyclist and Champion On. -Wheel Rider of the World. THE THREE OTTOS, Eccentric Negro Performers. J. H. HARTLEY, Stump Orator and Famous B:>njoist. THE BOHEMIAN COURT ENTERTAINERS Four in Number), the Greatest of all Musical Acte. Their first appearance in this country. Direct from l'Etablisseraeiit Ronnaeher, Vienna. Grand ILLUMINATED DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY, April 28th (equal in every respect to the evening). Doors open at Two o'clock, commence at 2.30. Prices—3s., 213., Is., and 6d. Doors open each evening at 7.30; continence at Ei^ht. Early door op.en each evening at Seven (to avoid the oru3h), 3d. extra to all parts. Plans of Reserved Seats at Messrs. Thompson and Sfcackell's Music Warehouse. 29147 rpuMtr I SPECIAL SERVICES, PARK-HALL. SUNDAY EVENINGS, April 22, 29, May 6, by the Bev. W. E. WINKS. Hvmn Sheetsjtrarridea. All aare wefc»J»As. 29S4& i'

Getting Too Friendly. SIB EDWARD What! Maclean there again and I ashamed to show my face This is galling. .¡

MONMOUTHSHIRE PROPERTY. r Late Mr. D. Whitehouse Prepared for Welsh Disestablishment. Lowing personal estate of the gross value -if £100,946 3s. 3d., Mr. Diuiiel Wliitcliouse, of the Gaer, Newport, 'ho died on April 3, L894, appointtd. as the executors of his will Mr. John Green, of Abercarn, manager of the tiu-plate works, and Mr. Charles Robert I Lyne, Newport, solicitor. The testator. Having appointed Mr. John Green, manager of the Abercarn Iron and Tin-plate Works, bequeaths to Mrs. Elizabeth Baker Phillips all the wines, J liqueurs, pictures, and consumable stores which at the time of his death are in or about ins residence. He bequeaths to Mr. John Green the trusts of the bequest of the structure, the trusts of the bequest of the structure, furniture, and fittings of the church at Aber- own, known as St. Luke's, and for the pur- poses of the church jBl,000 free of duty. To Mr. Charles Robert Lyne, the testator also bequeaths £ 1,000, and to Mr. Charles Henry Scott, of Abercarn, £ 500. There is also a bequest of J3500. free of duty, to the Ivewport and County infirmary, a,,4 well as others to officials at the tin-plate works, and servants of smaller amounts. The testator then goes on to say that, in the event of it being nooessarv tp sell the church from any cause, ♦ he money so obtained may be devoted to other oha.rities as the executors may deem desirable. He appoints Mr. John Green and Mr. Charles Henry Scott trustees of the church, and I e- queaths JB1,000 for its maintainence. The real and personal estate he bequeaths to his truateef on trust, instructing them to sell the property at their discretion and divide the residue of the said moneys into 90 equal shares. Twelve of these shares he bequeaths absolutely to his sister. Elisabeth Phillips, widow of the Jate Richard Phillips; seven in trust to her daugihteT), Amy Anno Vnitiips; seven m to her daughter, Minn ie Phillips; five o her son, Phillip Daniel Phillips; five D her son, Percy Phillips; sixteen e bequeaths to hi., sister, Mrs. Martha Bagot, idow of the Rev. George Kagot; eight to hoMias S. Phillips, 19, Cainden-orescent, Bath fht to Mrs. Elizabeth Baker Phillips, of "Y «e Gaer, Newport: seven to Caroline Morris, dow of David Morris; seven to Caroline liau Morris, the remaining ten shares ;;re idixi in favour of two other pei>ons. I

SWANSEA BURGLARY. Sposed Perpetrators Arrested at I Neath. Thursday morning Detective Griffiths^ t SwCdL_ assisted by Police-sergean'c Price, of the.at.h Berouph 0onstnanlary. arrested two you Edward Evans, alias Walker, of the Strl, Swansea, and Michael Thorn ten, Emma streSwansea, at No. 1. Cattle-street, a Neath com1 lodging-house, upon a aharg-e of burg., they having been, it is alleged, con- cerU4n the robbery at Megara. Clutterbuck's preD' No. 2, High-street, on the night of the 17th 'm the morning- of the 18th inst. The prisei, were seen in Orchard-street, Swansea, on morning with a sack which con- taineqjj. suits of clothes and other articles. A third 3tb. believed to have been one of tho gang, ,till w.t large. The prisoners are well known police.

THE WELSH REVOLT. Several Radical M.P.'s Threaten Re- taliation. A new trouble (rem.'irks tho ''Morning") has arisen to vex. the souls of perfervid Welsh- men. It appears that. several English Radi- cals, irritated at the everlasting threats of the Cambrian deputies, have intimated that they will vote against the Welsh Disestablishment Bill, just to show their appreciation of the misguided Welsh rebels. Whereupon the latter have caused it to b'j made known that if this is done there will be an "extension of the revolt," and if the Bill is endangered the Welsh party wdl withdraw its support from the Government. This is only Celtic bounce. Even if the Welsh Radicals did withdraw their support, they are not strong enough to do anything without th<? irihh malcontent* and these latter worthies are quite as likely to dish the Welsh as support them. 'Utere never was a political party so rotten as that now in power, and, though several section; of it. notably the Celts, for race appears to be getting into Eng- lish politics, are always proclaimmg their de- termination to cut. the throat "f the Govern- ment, they have done nothing up till now but make ferocious grimaets and sharpen their knives. Even Mr. LalxHi.ihce, whe-n it comes to voting against what he calls the Prig and Peer party, sinks into his boots in- stead of making good his brave vrrda. The ltadical piirty, in fact, is held together by sheer terror of dissolution. MCarthy, Redmond, Lloyd-George, and Co. are able exponents of the game of brag, but the game of light is not at all in their line, judging by recent perfor- mances. The abstention of Redmond and his IDPn the other and' r>l''yd George and one or two Welshmen is not much to boost of. Mr. Asquitb. on Wedn< sday evening, instead of regretting that "two or three of their Welsh friends did not take part, in the division on the Red.-ll. Grand (.V'RR.ittee, ought to have laughed at them. They will not go any farther.

DEAN VAUGHAN. The Arrangements for his Removal to Llandaff Completed. The Press Association, telegraphing late on J Thursday evening, SRTS All the arrangements for the removal of Dr. Vaughan to- day (Friday) to Llandaff have been completed, and, though it is felt a risk is being incurred it is manifest that a still greater danger would be run by keepmsr him in London wince he is so fully determined on removal. Dr. Balfe and Dr. Vachell. of Cardiff, were in consult*bion on this subject. H --4."

PROPOSED NEW POST-OFFICE. The inhabitants of the north side of Penarth town, about 4,000 m number, are agitating for the establishment of a branch post-office in that district. With thin object in view, the inliabi- tants have asked Mr. G. Ii. Norris to take the a' I matter up, and that gentleman having written to Mr. Arthur J. Williams, M.P., the lion, gentleman has sent a reply to the effect that he is in communication with the Government officials on the subject. o

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Hvation olthe Name Ely." TO TKDITOK OF '-I], 'EVSNINIJ KXPB.ESS." j S,ir,fofes8or Rh, and "biorieu have no oetvn to flY Teek, Latin, or French for thteaning of ti name Ely. It is a corrupt, gi the \Vsk name Elwy. A large Ib?-l" of the ones of Welsh rivers air. coated. JâWl mea.ns the "'going waters. TJwyni is a.->rrnption uf Llyfn-icy --the. "ooth waters' Ewenny should be bunjif—the "foaiug" or "frothy" waters. Ogmore is corruption ef the Welsh 11) Eog-wy, which means the "salmon >rS;" and th names "Taf and "Rhondda.e really of origin. I told rrien" all abut this ten years ago, but hty forgotten ii>;?t of the infonna- tion which hen imparts to him. Some tiuj 0 J_,QX'd Treiig-ar asked mc if I could let hi-ow the mtninir of the word "Fbhw" Vale). I at itee replied. My lord, I do t. know tL, place, but I presume thela river thel." His lordship said Yes." ten I left hit lordship at the GrMt W«atsBMapn. Cavdii-he WIIi ttjarel-i ling to Newport—1 said, I will think the mat, ter over, my brd," Bofor a T reached the Western Mail office it occurred to me that the name originated thus:—As I ascertained from his lordship that a river ran through Ebbw Vale, named the Ebbw, I surmised that two men wenttotberiverone da.y to water hordes or cattle, and that one of the men I got to the river bank in advance o* his comrade, and it b-mg a hot summer the bed of the river was quite dry. When the man found there was no water he shouted to his fellow herdsman Hdb-tvy (/'No water"), I am therefore inclined ta conclude that it was in this way the name "Ebbw" originated but I do not assert it. It ma.y be possible that there are people living in the neighbourhood of Ebbw Vale who may be able to give tho origin and definition of the word. 1 do not know whether my' surmise is correct or not, but Ebbw," or Heb-wv, iV certainly ? very old Welsh name, because Wy lias not been used fer water i» the Welsh language for many cen- turies. It is now called Dn-r or I)"fr. y I am, &c., DANIEL OWiN. A&h BaIL AnriUS.

BODY FOUND IN ELY RIVER. Identified as that of Mr. J. H. Davey who Recently Disappeared. Shortly after seven o'clock on Wednesday evening something resembling a body was seen Heating down the Ely River near to t.he weir by two men who were fishing. Having given the alarm, a man named Gardiner, employed at the Cardiff Corporation pumping station, with assistance, managed to get- the body to the bank, and then communicated with the police. Police-constable Barnes was soon on the spot, and the body was removed to the Bridge Inn, Ely, to await identification. During Thursday morning and afternoon investigations were made- by the borough and County police, and about six o'clock on that day it was found that the description of the body was almost identi- cal with that given on the records of a. missing gentleman named Mr. John Harvey Davey, who early on the 11th of December last left his residence, 8, Beda-road, Canton. His wife, who was recently appointed a nurse at the Cardiff Union Infirmary, was communicated with, and she, together with Mr. Davey, living at 7, The Parade, Cardiff, proceeded to the Bridge Inn, and although the body was. in a dreadfully decomposed condition, they had no difficulty in identifying it as that of Mr. J. H. Davey. The deceased had for some time before his disappearance appeared in a, very depressed state of mind. He was 30 years of age, and for aumy yearw wae employed as a traveiiei by Messrs. John jJibbert and Co., Castle- street, Cardiff, but more recently acted as manager for Messrs. Weston and Co., corn factors and importers. Widely known and highly respected, he was a member of St. Mary's Church, and took an active part, in its affairs.

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WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT. Bill to be Introduced in the Commons on Thursday. In the House of Commons on Thursday night Sir W. Harcourt, in reply to a question, said he hoped they might be able to introduce the Welsh Disestablishment Bill next week. To be Introduced Next Thursday. The Press Association understands that the Government hope to be able next Thursday to introduce the Welsh Disestablishment Bill, which will be entrusted to the charge of the Home Secretary. It is stated that, whilst thoroughgoing in its character, the measure will contain careful provisions to protect exist- in- life interests. There is reason to expect that the debate on the first reading alone will occupy two nights. The opposition to the Bill in the House of Commons will be opened by Sir Richard Webster, chairman of the Parliamen- tary Church party, and it is understood his speech will be replied to in the first instance by Sir George 081 orne Morgan. Mr. D. Randell at Morriston. At the Tabernacle Chapel. Morriston, on Thursday night a meeting was held to celebrate the twenty-fifth year of the pastorate of the Rev. Emlyn Jones. Mr. W. Williams, M.P., presided, and in the course of the proceedings the deacons presented to Mr. Emlyn Jones, on behalf of the congregation, an address of con- gratulation and' a purso containing £100. Speaking in support, Mr. David Randell, M.P., said, alluding to disestablishment, that he was not there to speak of the revolt against the Govern- ment. but he did say it was time for the Govern- ment to extricate the Welsh members out of their difficulties, and to give very soon a clear, unmistakable, and official assurance of their intentions to seriously pass disestablishment. If that were forthcoming' there would be no dang-er of disloyalty on the part of any Of the Weisli members, but. on the other hand, he felt that the Welsh constituencies w&uld fully and thoroughly endorse any action (independent, if necessary) MBtnaariHftMiiMw—vmmcnu-wwuiiuflMmw

HERMANN VEZIN TO VISIT SWANSEA. The Swansea public are enjoying a treat this week in the exceptionally fine performances of Greenwich Morton's company in the successful and varied drama" The Ups and Down of Life." Next week the world-famed actor Mr. Hermann Vezin, accompanied by Miss Laura Johnson and a powerfnl London company, will appear ill various Shakspearian and standard plays. Mr. Vezin is the most clear and in- telligible interpreter of Shakspeare we have ever seen act, and those who have not seen him should certainly do 1"0. Those who have will not need an invitation to go again.

Conservative Agents. The next examination for the Associates' Certificates will bo held at Bristol, Birmin:"haiJ1, Cardiff, King's Lynn. Leeds, and Newcastle- on-Tyne, on Monday. May 7. 1894. Intending candidates must at once notify the hon. secre- tary, Mr. Isaac Lyons, 59, Grey-street, Ntw- castle. an TruSr

Study of Ape Language, —— •» 1 A RIVAL TO PROFESSOR GARNER. She is a Bright Chicago Belle and Usei a Phonograph in Her Pursuit. Miss Esther Williams, a bright (JhieagG belle (says an American newspaper), has devotee a. good deal of time and talent to the study ot the monkey language. While other society girls were studying French and German, Mie* Williams was devoting her spare hours to that language of the chimpanzees and gorillas. Sli4 was among the, first students on the Westerq prairies to appreciate the great value of the dia* covery nitcll by Professor Garner that monkeyf have speech. In the year which afce devoted, to the tubjeet phe thinks that she has mastered the principles of the monkey language. Miatf Williams has come from Chicago to N«r Y crls with a phonograph to pursae her studies the simian langnages in Central Park. Ther^ are so few monkeys in Chicago that the towi^ does not afford good advantages for the studa of simian dialects. Mass Williams's idea wa^ to come to New York so that she could enjojfl the advantage of talking with Chiko saaa Johanna, the pairi of chimpanzees in the arsenal in Central Park. She believes that she calk say words to Chiko which he will be able to understand, and that, she can engage bint in conversation. She may thus draw from him., an expression of his views on New York*. Hoboken, and other interesting subjects. It is the opinion of his keepers that he is not abltf to understand any sound which a human being makes, except that he is able to distinguish th. voice of kindness and to comprehend a. coming

STEAMER ON FIRE. Flames do Damage to the Norwood at Barry Dock., 1 The steamer Norwood, about 3,000 tons, IW .onging to Messrs. Christie and Co., of Cardiff, IS undergoing repairs at the Barry Graving Dock Company's dock at Barry. At a. late hour on Thursday night a number of rivetters were at work in the forecastle, when a hot rivet is supposed to have fallen amongst rome in* flammable goods stowed therein, and a portiett of the forecastle was in a short time ablaze. At eleven o'clock the irti was still gaining ground, there being a) scarcity of water supply for extinguishing purv peses. The dock and local county police &ad <t; numerous staff of helpers were at hand and dii all in their power to suppress the outbreak., The damage to the steamer is likely to be COSK; siderable. H

GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE. i Second Members' Night of the Penartb1 Musical Society. The second and concluding dance of th2 season under the auspices of the Penarth Musical Society took place on Thursday night in Andrew's-ha,il. The musical programme, irmel as usual, occupied the first hour and a half of thet «:?iiiu&, consCituicd the r,J!oa'juosoicj by the society, conducted by Mr. dwr Therne :—" The Little Church (Beckerl "Lullaby of Life "(Leslie); "Departwre'l (Mendelssohn), Sigh no More, Laiies') (Stevens), and Goodnight, farewell S (Garrett), the solos in the last named beiaf admirably taken by Mrs. Campbell-Crone an* Mrs. Martyr. Mr. Arthur Angle g,&* an artistic violin solo, and was accoBtf panied by Mrs. Angle' on the pianoforte Mrsf. Hall and Mr. S. A. Brain sang Maying, ■ and Mrs. Shackell and Mrs. Maine-Tacker als* contributed a duet. A quartette, Ger" Volksiied." by Mrs. Martyr, Mrs. Hall, :MrJ H. H. Wilson, and Mr. Ithel Rees proTed onf( of the most acceptable items m the programme. Mrs. Mart-yr introduced "Thy Kiss," a new, song by the conductor of the society, Mr. Gaoldj Thome, and in this production the chief musical; interest appeared to be centred. Both composer and Tocalist had an enthusiastic reception. Mr.1 Turner's song, Love's Request," WOR fa.Tourol Mr. Albert E. Jones accompanied some of that choial items, which were, however, in the numt given" unaccompanied, in accordance with tho society's rule. At nine o'clock dancing eommenceq to the strains of Hutehins" (Neath) Band, aad wa4 continued till the early morning hours. About 150 caupies. comprising the elite of PenOT»| engaged in the dancing. The whole scene was a, brilliant success, .thanks to the unremitting* energy of the committee, Messrs, S. A. Brain (chairman), J. E. Backhouse, A. M. EergussonJ C. A'. Heitzman, A. SLeppard, H. H. Wilson, E.i [■ Wood, R. P. Nell. R. Gould Thorne (conj ductor), and F. C. Shackell (hon. secretary). Th« catering was again carried out by Mr. Stevens

A NARROW ESCAPE. Mr. Lloyd, of Dinas, Meets with air Awkward Accident. 4 —— | The yourg squire of Dinas, near Brecon, ao3R of the late Major Lloyd, met with an awkward accident this Week. In mounting his pony cars-J lesslv in a main street of the town the animal was frightened, and ran off before young- Lloyd: could get seated. He was dragged some diSlof, tance with his foot in the stirrup, and naH rowly escaped some nasty kicks before he wa^ flung on the ground. He escaped, howeyeri with a good shaking. The runaway pony rat against a horse, and tho two bits becoming entangled the frightened little creature wa( secured without injury.

E N GUND"AN D "WALES, The Royal Commission on Financifl 'Relations. | The Standard says The Royal Commission on the financial relations between England &no Wales has not yet been constituted, but there is reason to believe tbat aniong- its members wilt be Mr. Childers. Mr. Goschen (if he will consent to serve), Lord Parrer, Lord Welby, Mr. Sexton- Sir. Blake, Sir D. Barbour (formerly Financi Minister in India), and Mr. Currins (lately ong of the governors of the Bank of England).

"BETHANY CHAPEL Next Sunday evening, and also on the: evenings of the two following Sundays, the- popular preacher, the Rev. W. E. Winks, will conduct Divine services at the Park-hall^ Cardiff, in accordance with a decision of the deacons and members of the Bethany Baptist Chapel to worship there for the next few weeks during the decoration and cleaning of the old place of worsbip in St. Mary-street. It may be, said that the work of renovation, which has now; been commenced, was certainly much needed, sc Bethany lias received very little attention in ih4 way of cleaning or repairs since the extensiyj alterations of 30 years ago, when the present hMKM some, but now somewhat secluded, buildings were erected. The whole of the work, including some additions to the organ, is estimated &<( about £ 200. which sum is being readily sub-! scribed by the members. It is expected thaK worship will be re-commenced in the chapel on Whit-Sunday. In the meantiace, services will be conducted in the school-hall adjoining the chapel in the morning, and. as above stated, at the Park-hall in the evening. — ■nninrwi nn wii 11 ■ inriaBimwww—i—Btti—

Great Western Raftway Bitt At a special meeting of the <1wrdiff Corpora- tiou Parliamentary Committee or, Thursday th-. deputy town-clerk reported that the amend- ments made by the corporation to this Bill had. now been accepted, and the opposition of the corporation had. therefore, been withdrawn. JIlaœv