LARGE SELECTION OF CABINET AND BAMBOO FURNITURE, OVERMANTLES, NOVELTIES IN BEDSTEADS, BED FURNISHINGS, BEDDINGS, &c. SEE WINDOWS. CARPETS MADE FREE. SEE WINDOWS. LINOLEUSIS LAID FREE. HOUSEHOLD LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. SEE WINDOWS. NEW PRINTS, OXFORD SHIRTINGS, &c. SEE WINDOWS. M

undermentioned price.) ;—Osk Coffins, with Hearse, £4 Pitch Pine Coffins, with Hearse, £2 6s; Back Cloth Coffins, with Hearse, £2 ; °rained Coffins, wi h Hearse, fa 12s; Childs' CcffinP, with Coach, 12s. All full mounted. Shrouds all prices. Orders can be left eA either address.

Siii,—Allow me, as one who has always voted for Councillor Macfarlane, to ask that gentleman to explain his conduct in voting for so large an increase to the salary of our Medical Officer. It certainly appears to me that the pritasnt was a most inopportune time, with hundrods of

Anv ERTIBEMENTS. 11S. LEWIS will SELL, by AUCTION, at . his Salerooms, WHITBY STREET, on MONDAY NIGHT, MAY Bth, 1893, at 6.30 p.m., a quantity of Metal Trunks, Hat Boxes, Cutlery, Glass, China Ornaments, Skin and other Rugs and Mats, Carpets, Sheets, Quilts, Clothing, Woollen Cl

There has been much anxiety regarding the steamship Kiiiva, which left Bombay for Jeddah and other ports on April 12th with a very large number of Mussulman pilgrims on board, who were going to Mecca, and has been several days overdue. It is now known that the vessel has been bu

GUARANTEE THE BAKING POWDER Prepared by us to be PERFECTLY FREE FROM ALUM and all other Injurious Substances. KIDD AND JOHNSON, BELLE VUE, WEST HARTLEPOOL,

The Club hag just been enlarged, and contains Billiard Room, Reading Room (well supplied with Papers,. Smoke Room Games Rooms. &c.

JONES, GEO. MILES and ANDY MURPHY, SISTERS VOSE, H B. CODA and FRED CARY, RALPH HIND, of Stockton, and the MONETA& Time cud Prima ai

DOMINOES, AND OTHER G 3 M ES. TERMS OF MENICERSHIP 54 Ma ANNOY, Or Is 6d In QUARTS& WORKING MEN ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO JOIN. APPLYJOHN HARDY, Junior. Hon. Seemtary,

THE WIGAN CLUB SUSPENDED. The inquiry into the charge of professionalism against the Wigan Football Club, being the first of five inquiries to be made at the instigation of the Salford Club, by the Lancashire County Union, took place last night, at the Grand Hotel, Manchester. A