The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-09-27 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION
lIAGLEY STOCK SALE.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29t1,, 1879, at eleven.
400 SHEEP and LAMBS.
120 Shropshire Stock EWES and
50 Grand LAMBS.
45 Head of FAT and other CATTLE.
The usual entry of Calves and Pigs.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE.

r, DRAYTON VILLA, BELLBROUGHTON.
Mnsas.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
have received lustructions frail Mr. P. Lander,
110 LC leaving the neighbotabood, to Sm.'. by AUCTION,
ou TURSDAY, OCTOBER 141 h, 1879, the whole of his
HOUS4HOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CARET-
AGES, and Effects.
Particulars in future ad er i ements.
AUCTION SALE ROOMS,
102, I HIGH ATREET, STOUBBLIDGE,
—.
MESSRS.
(lATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
have the pleasure to announoe that they hold
'Eh@ periodically at the above Rooms, fol the disposal
, of Estates, , Houses Building Land, Pastures, Wines,
Works of 'at, &c., £c., at a moderate axed scale of
charges, to he had on application.

8T OU H 1111 I D G E.—DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, situate in COPENHAGEN ROW,
CHURCH STREET.
7110 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
EDWARDS, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of SEP-
TEMBER, 1870, At the "OLD CRISPIN INN," CHURCH-
STREET, STOUBBRIDGE, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
aud subject to conditions then to be produced :
AR those Four well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING
HOUSES, situate in Copenhagen Row, Church-street,
Stourbridge, with the Brewhouse, Privy, Ashpit, Yard,
Gardens, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, with
Tap Water to same, with Right of Road to the back
from Church-street and now in the severwl occupations
of David Wagstaff, Henry Tomlinson, Henry Pope,
wad Thomas Taylor, at low rentals producing £32 18s.
84. per annum.
To view the same, apply to the respective Tenants ;
and for further information, to Blessr6. Freer tad Perry
Solicitors, High-street ; or the Auctioneer, 30, Market-
Street, all of Stourbridge.

TO EDGE TOOL MAKERS.—FOR SALE
About 1,000 pieces CLEFT ASK, chiefly Bit. 61n.
„Icing, felled two years, stocked in dry. Apply, C. J.
Astwood Bank, near Redditch.

TO LET.—Two Villas at the: top of Corser
Street, Love,Lane,Stourbridge, containing good
Lritrance Hall, Parlour, Dining Room. Four Bedrooms,
Good Kitchen, Large Cellar, Large Garden, a good
arlpply of hard and soft water &c. Immediate possession
ay be had on application to Mr. W. H. Dommett,
l,orsar btre et.

J. T. HICKS AND CO.
BUILDERS, PAINTERS, AND PAPER-
HANGERS.
bealsre in Drain Pipes, Chimney Pots, Cements
Plaster o Paris, Cow Hair, &s.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING WORK ATTZNDED TO.
Addross:-
80, PARK STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS.
G-. SALT AND SON
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS
Nos. 1 & 2, HAGLEY STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
Beg to return thanks for the past favors so kindly
bestowed on them for so many years, and in again
olicituag a continuance of those favors, assure their
patrons that any orders entrusted to their care shall
receive prompt attention.
ROOTS AND SHOES MANUFACTURED ON THE
PREMISES.
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.
Note the Address :
Noe. 1 & 2, HAGLEY STREET, STOURBRIDGE

CIORNF ORD ,
,•-• • ..a..LA • IL/
(Late R. THOMSON)
111 A. I 0 IR.,
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPE-ki
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
Made to Order, on the Shortest Notice.
STYLE AND FIT GUARA.NTEED.
LADIES' JICKETt3, SHAWLS, DRESSES, ate.
14 mid BAGLEY STREET, STOtEitEIDGE

MEDICAL CAUTION.
TELE Special Treatment adopted and need
with sash great sums' by Dr. Hunter for the
gt,_thirty years, can only be obtained at 44, Grist
Wit Street, Birmingham. Book of Testimonials,
n advice how ti regain Health and Manly Vigour,
aid:bireetions for Self Treatment, free to any address

°LAIR'S GOUT? PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
ir°,4'ool:lT AND RHEUMATISM.
THE excruciating pain is quickly relieved and eared
In a few days by this celebrated Medicine.
These Pills require no restraint of diet daring thole
rit.,l/0 arkfl are certain to prevent the disease attacking say
Part.--8•141 by all Chemists* at is lid and 2s U
r be

SALES BY AUCTION.
- --
STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1879.
300 FAT SHEEP and LAMBS, also
4 SHROPSHIRE RAMS, from Kinver Hill.
30 Head of FAT and STORE CATTLE.
Usual entry c! Calves and Pigs.
H. KING. Auctioneer.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
TOTVNSEND, KING3WINFORD STAFFORD.
SHIRE.
NI H. ICING has received Instructons from
_L.R. the Mortgagee, to offer for Sale by Auction, on
ISIONDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1879, at the CROBS INN, KING-
SWINFORD, At Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to
Conditions (incorporating the common form Conditions
of the Birmingham Law Society) then to be produced,
all that Capital FREEHOLD DOUBLE-FRONTED SHOP with
DWELLING HOUSE, Consisting of Sitting Room,
Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Pantry, Two Cellars, Four Bed
Rooms, Two Closets, Two Soft-water Cisterns, Stable
and Coach-house, with Loft over; Shed, with straw-room
over ; Yard and Appurtenances; situate fronting High
Street, Townsend, Kingswinford, late in the occupation
of Mr. Elwell, Pawnbroker, and containing an area of
461 square yards or thereabouts.
The Mines and Minerals are Reserved.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. J. Heath Stubbs,
Solicitor, 21. Waterloo Street, Birmingham ; or to the
Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

PIGEON HOUSE FARM,
COMPTON, Near KiNVER.
MR H. KING is Instructed by the Exors. of the
late Mr. John Salter, deceased. to SELL by
AUCTION, in the month of October, the whole of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK AND
EFFECTS.
Particulars in future advertisements.

IMPORTANT AND CENTRAL PUBLIC-HOUSE
and BUSINESS PREMISES in , HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE,
TO BREWERS, SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
TMR. W. FIDDIAN is favoured with instruc-
tions to SELL by AUCTION, at the TALBOT
lOTEL, ON WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day Of OCTOBER, 1879
five for six o'c'ock in the Evening, subject to condi-
tion. then to be produced, and in one lot, the under-
men lioned FREEHOLD PROPERTY viz .
All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD OLD.
LICENSED PUBLIO-HOU3E, known as the "(ha
King's Head", situate in High Street, Stouils ridge, and
in the occupation of Mr. Th,mas Brooks, containing
Bar, Smrike Room, Tap Room, Sitting Room, Club
Room 384 ft by Hitt.. Store Room, and Three Bed.
zooms, with extensive Cellarega, Brewhouse, Four-stall
Stable, Yard with side entrance,an:i. other appurtenances
Also the capital BUTCHER'S SHOY and premises
adjoining the above and in the occupAtion of Mr. George
Davies
The propel ty has the large frontage of 42f1 to the
best part of High Street, and contains an area of
square yards, It is admirably adapted from its central
position for conversion into wine and spirit stores, and
is well worth the attention of Investors in Pub!ic-tionse
and Business properties
For further paruculars and to sae plan, a2ply to Mr.
A. Phin.ipa Price, Solicitor ; or the Auctioneer. Stour-
bridge.

MPORTANT NOTICE TO BORROWERS.
31101• TM-Y"
Advanced promptly on Borrower's
OWN SECURITY,
Repayable by Instalments or otherwise.
No DELAY, no ENORMOUS LAW or other COSTS.
FULL AMOUNT ADVANCED.
MORTGAGES,
Interest at the rate of FIVE per cent. per annum.
TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED.
LIFE POLICIES,
Reversionary interests, &c., Purchased.
OFFICES: 8, VICAR STREET, DUDLEY.
Office Hours, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
PRIVATE RERIDENCE :-11, VICTORIA TERRACE.
BEANCII 07SICEd :-
29, KIDDERMINSTER STREET, STOURBRIDGE
tFridays only).
NOTE.—NO SURETIES ARE REQUIRED.

MONEY LENT FROM £lO toiXl,ooo,
ON easy Terms and without Sureties to re-
spootable Householders, Farmers, Cabowners,
olowkeepers, .Professional Gentlemen, Lodginghouse
Keepers, and Others,
APPLY TO
MR. T. BANNINGTON,
First Floor, 48, Union Passage, Birmingham.
histance no object.

MONEY ! MONEY!! MONEY HI
CASH ADVANCED AT A FEW HOURS NOTICE.
/PO Householders, Farmers, Cart Owners, and others.
From £2 10s. and upwards, without Sureties, and
in strict confidence, at the Union Loan Office, 8, Priory
Street, Dudley or at No. 7, Emile Street, Steurbridge,

MONEY TO LEND, WITHOUT SURE-
TIES, BY THE IMPERIAL ADVANCED
BAWL—DISTANCE NO OBJECT.—AII respectable
Householders, whether they are private Gentlemen or
Ladies, Shopkeepers, Farmers, Car Poprietors, Cu
Keepers, Tradesmen, or Clerks, can be accommo-
dated by this Bank with Sums of Money from £lO
to £lOOO, repayable by easy instalments, extending
ever one year and upwards, to enable them to increase
their stooks and afford them every kind of temporary
accommodation, wittlerit friends as sureties and witbent
any unnecessary delay Applicants would do well before
applying to any office to consider its respectability. This
office was established in 1876, and since that time its
business in advances has been rapidly increasing, and it
now has a very extensive business in making advances
without security. Every information willingly afforded
Apply, either personally, sr it by letter state amount
required, to
LEWIS SIMMONS, Proprietor,
27. South John-street, Liverpool.

FARMERS not wishing to dispose of their
erops at the present low rate sof prices can obtain
sash advances from £lO to £lOOO by applying te
FIRST FLOOR, 48, UNION PASSAGE. BIRMING-
HAM. Money also advanced to respectable House
holders, Cab Proprietors, Cow Keepers, Profession&
gentlemen end others, without any loan office routine
apply as above.
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MONEY ready for immediate investment inlarge •
small sums not under £5O, on any descriptien of
eel er personal security no less than one year, at a low
rate, viz., 4 per cent. on personal, and 3 per cent on free•
hold or leasehold security. Interest in all cases payable
half-yearly, and not in advance. Distance no object.
All applications will be treated with strictest secrecy and
tespatch. D.loney obtainable on the shortest notice. N.
semmission.—Apply with full particulars as to nature •
security, amount required, and fer what period, to WIL-
LIAM SETM•III, Neg., Ifinancier, 9, Great Russell-street,
Leadmi. W.C.

MR. GEORGE JOHNSON, 80, Coliwore Row, fir
minghave, is prepared to make immediate CASH
ADVANCES upon every description of B...laity.
DIIDLAY AND WALSALL.
PIANOFORTES & HARMONI-
J,uvki 11118 have been TUNED by G. F. 011.1SBN
Professional Tuner, 26 6, CASTLIC-STRRET DIIDLRY, sal
67 PAIL Sruzuv, WALSALL. Pianofortes Re-
Re-strung.the Hammel s Re-covered with Patent
felt, as used by the most sosinant kraut.
ONE BOX_ of CLARKE'S B 41 Bill is
war rranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary
Organs, in either s• x, acquired or constitutional, Gravel
and Pains in the Bsck.—Sold in boxes, 4i 6d each, by
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F. J. CLARKE,
Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.—Wholesale
Agents, B ARCLAY & Sox, London, and all the Wholesale
Houses.

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DUDLEY A MIS HOTEL, DUDLEY.
THE LARGEST
WEDDING AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT
114 THE MIDLAND COUNTIES
—.
GEORGE MORRIS, PROPRIETOR,
SAG'S HEAD INN,
KING STREET, (Late Stone Stleet), AND BAIT AND LIVERY STABLES, DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL
DUDLEY.
DANES. St. Thomas-West, Netherton.
GOULD, Undertaker, Cradley Heath.
MOORE and FERRER, Undettakera Eingairinford
Aems :—< G. WOODALL. krarket-atreet, 1 '
WHITFIELD, do. Brierley MM.
DORREL, do. do.
EMERY, do.
do. do.

J. W. BENSON,
WATCH do CLOCZ ILVAZEIL
TO THE QUEEN 84 ROYAL FAMILY,
And by fipeeial Appointments to
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, H.I.M, THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, AND
THE MA.HARAJAHS OF BURDWAN AND JOHORE.
PRIZE MEDALS-LONDON, DUBLIN, AND PARIS.
BENSON'S, BENSON'S, BENSON'S
wA.TcHEs, c T-4 0c K s GOLD AND SILVER
For Churches, Turrets, or Punt
Of every Description, suitableifor Etldinyr,Ljainrriinagge7 Drawing JEWELLERY.
all climates, from 2 to 200 guineas. or Shop, Perpetual Calendars, Of every Description, in the Richest
Chronographs,lChronometers Keyless Wind Dials, tie. and Newest Designs, at the Lowest
Levers, Presentation, Repeaters,
~/s./CoVeLLT:l"—iv" EARLY
Ormolu, Do.
Prices compatible e with good work-
Railway Guards', Soldiers', and ui t
coratect with Blue China, Wedgwood, lmetans,TlCkelits"ljilngs;3,Bl:telirs, Neck.
Workmen's Watches, of Extra ac., from Lb Os. Made solely ay and also in Diamonds and Vie iit
Strength. BEtsom. Stones.
BENSON'S "Workman's" £5 5s Silver English Lever. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S "Everybody's " Silver Watch, £3 Bs, with Crystal Glass. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S Silver and Electro-Plate.—For Rue cmd Athletic Meetings, Prosentations or
Household Use, Special Designs and Estimates Free.
BENSON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS on WATCHES, CLOCKS
TURRET CLOCKS, PLATE, and JEWELLERY sent Post Free, 2d each.
Watches sent safe by Post to all Parts of the World.
Wesiehes, Clocks, end Jewellery skilfully Repaired by Experienced Workmen.
PLATE, JEWELLERY, .ILND WATCHES BOUGHT AND EXCWANGED.
CLUBS SUPPLIED.
STEAM FACTORY AND CITY SHOW ROOMS--
LUDGATE HILL
LONDON.
WEST-END ESTABLISHMENT-
-25, OLD 3301\T1) ST'lR,mxpr,
ics,x. A. 13 DISH IC 3D 17A- 9

143, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.

A- ClaA3Etn,
(LATE T. H. RICE)
HATTER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND SHIRTMAKER
HARD AND SOFT
FELTS IN GREAT VARIETY,
SILK HATS, 4 c.,
ALL SORTS OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY,
Gloves, Shirts, doc.
A. CLARK, 143, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE,

STOITRBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1866.
URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY ACCOUNTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 25, 1879.
--
RECEIPTS. PAYMENTS.
Lad Lad
To Private Improvements .. .. 114 10 By balance due to Tres. urer, March 26, 1878 174 19 8
„ Collector of General District Rate .. 824 14 7 „ Amount paid to George Horsley for Empty-
ing and Cleansing Privies and Ashpits .. 297 18 4
ESTABLISHMENT CHARGES,
Lad
Inspector of Nuisances .. 45 16 8
Medical Officer of Health.. 50 0 0
Clerk's Salary 18 2 6
Stationery .. 6 18 6
Advertising ........8 15 6
Mortality Returns.. .. 1 14 0
Law Charges 1 1 0
Expenses of Deputation.. 1 0 0
Incidentals 1 I 11 124 10 1
„ Sewers Account •• •• •• 14 1 3
~ Balance due from Treasurer March 25, 1879 215 0 6
£826 9 5 £826 9 5
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
In pursuance of the Public Health Act, 1875, I have Examined and Anlited the Annual Accounts of the
Stoarliridge Improvement Commissioners as an Urban Sanitary Authority to the 25th March, 1879, and I have
compared the several payments credited to the Treasurer, with the Vouchers, sod bond that they had been duly
authorised by the said Authority, and I hereby certify that the Entriep appear to be correct and legal, and that
subject to the explanation on folio 109, the Balance of the Treasurer's Account, v:s :L215 Os 6d, agrees with the
Balance, which, by his own Book, appears to have been in his hands at the time of closing such account.
Dated September 19th, 1879,
Signed,
H. Mc. C. RICH,
Assistant District Auditor,
To
The Stourbridge Improvement Commissioners
as the Urban Sanitary Authority.

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MANUFACTURERS ‘‘‘, •-. /1/ PURVEYORS TO MIL
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UNIFORM GENUINE OR
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UtdSURPASSED IN Scluanitrts
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDGE
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
MR.
_T To APPERSON,
J. • _a: •
BURGEON-DENTIST,
'IAMPSTEAD ROAD 4 BIRMINGHAM.
lIAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Eitourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDG.R.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base, a newly invented an
that
patented material at cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence c Nitrious Oxide,
and other anesthetics.
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den-
tifrice, for cleansing, beautifyfng, and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and is.
6d.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
cleansing both alder of Teeth. Is. 6d. each.

STOVE ORNAMENTS!
STOVE ORNAMENTS I 1
STOVE ORNAMENTS ! ! !
TIMOTHY JONES & Go
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.
The Largest and best Assortment of STOVE OBNA
?LENTS, CUT TISSUES, BIRTHDAY CARDS, dre
in the Midland Counties.
" GOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS,"
PRANG'S AMERICAN, AND DE Li RUE dr Co's
BIRTHTDAY CARDS.
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH
UNION PASSAGE
(Bull Street End), and
S WAN
pASSAGE
(High Street End),
BIRMINGHAM.

RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Pains
in the Head, Side, Back, Joints, and Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price is.
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vendor,
51, Coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and. all Chemists
Wholesale by all the London Houses.

CRRTAIN CURE FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing
sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with
Recipes for purifying the Blood and renioyiag Skin
Affections. Free on receipt of stamp to repay postage
Address Secretary, Institute of Anatomy.Birmingbam

Ifto ILIQU 3 and Liver Complaints, indigestion
Headache. Loss of Appetite, Drowsiness, Gid-
iinees, Spasms, and all Disorders of the Stomach and
3 )wels are quickly removed by that well-known remedy
teILLIIIPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH. They unite the
recommendation of a mild operation with the most suc-
cessful effect; and where an aperient is required nothing
can be better.
Sold by all(d'hemists, at is. 11—and is. 9d.iper br

TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
T° any Person sending Orders for Cutlery,
as below I will PRESENT, gratis, without any
extra charge whatever, a
HANDSOME SILVER-PLATED TIAXOT,
Value gal a-Guinea,
Made of best white Metal, elaborately Engraved, plated
with Pure Silver, and beautifully Burnished, on receipt •
'Coupon" and P. 0.0. for 10s 6d, I will send to any address
12 TABLE KNIVES,
12 TABLE FORKS,
1 PAIR OF CARVERS,
To match, White ,Hafts, every Blade warranted Steel ;
and will Present • Teapot, as above. lithe Teapot alone
is not considered wortl. the money the same to be returned
in full.
STOURIIBIDGZ COUPON.
On receipt of this Coupon and P. 0.0. for 10s.
6d. I promise to forward 12 Table Knives, 13
Table Forks, and 1 Pair of Carvers, to match ;
and to present 1 Silver-plated Teapot, value
Half-a-Guinea, te
Name
Address....
County
THOMAS WARD,
ARGENT PLACE, ROCKINGHAM STREET,
(Late Ward and C 0.,)
ELLIOTT ROAD, STEEL BANK,
SHEFFIELD.
The Cornish and Devon Post says:—" How the whole
thing is done for the money we cannot understand, but
suppose the depressed trade of Shaffield has something
to do with it. The Teapot alone is worth more than the
money. It is not a leaden looking thing, roughly turned
out of hand but elegantly designed, brilliantly burnished
and elaborately engraved. From enquiries we have
made the Firm is a highly respectable one, and would
recommend our readers to cat the coupon out," to., &c..
Fifty similhr Newspaper notices, also upwards of 1000
unsolicited Testimonials from purchasers. Copies on
application.
Old Good:Repaired and Re•plated,equal to new.

On Satarday a fitter named Infield, working for the
Hove Gas Company, Brighton, fell into the water reservoir
of a new gasholder in which he was working, and his bedy
being weighted down with the rivets he carried in his pockets
he was drowned.
The English team of professional criekeers won
their fourth succscsive match in C. nada on Saturday, de-
feating Sixteen of Hamilton in one Laiings with 103 runs to
spare. A like succsss has attended the play of the Irish
Gentlemen, who won their third match in the United
States on Saturday, proving victorious over Eighteen of
S.att n Island by ten wickets.
The average price of wheat last week was 475. 4d,
per quarter; the average price of barley was 435. 21 per
quarter; and the average price of oats was 225. 11d.
The young Princes, who joined the Bacchante last
week will occupy two cabins specially fitted up for their re-
ception, but they are to mess with the other midshipmen in,
the gun.room. As naval cadets their Royal Higheesses are
each entitled to the princely remuneration of one shilling a
day. On their promotion to midshipmen they will receive
pay from the Admiralty at the rate of is. 95. per diem,
subject, by the rules of the service, to a deduction of £5 per
annum when receiving instructions from a naval instructor.
An American paper observes that England may be
"mistress of the C 4., but she has never yet been able to
fairly master the H. The remark is severe, and we may
meet it with the suggestion that America makes too great
use of her N.O.'s.—Court Journal.
It has been announced that the Customs and Inland
Revenue authorities have just granted permission to bottle
foreign spirits in English bonded warehouses. The Man-
chester Guardian says it is expected that this privilege will
give a great impetus to the glass trade in the West Riding
of Yorkshire.
There are at present in course of construction in the
various yards on the Clyde forty-one vessels compared with
sixty-nine at the corresponding period last year and 126 In
April, 1877. To fully utilize the plant, the builders would
require 116 vessels, and the trade is consequently in a very
depressed state.
M. de Candolle, the French statistician, estimates
that a century hence.Engliah will be the speech of 860,000,000
persons, German 124,000.000, and French of 69,000,000.
Professor Klinkerfues of GOttingen has patented in
Germany a method by which it is possible to despatch as
many as eight different messages at the same time along a
single wire of the electric telegraph, and an apparatus has
been constructed for mechanically registering the same as
they are received.
The United States of America consume annually
ten millions of vats of beet, which are produced by 2,330
breweries. Of the latter New York hex 405 (furnishing more
than one-third of the total produce) ; Pennsylvania, 383 ;
Wisconsin, 248; California, 213; and Ohio, 207.
St. Andrew's Day was observed in London on Mon-
day, in accordance with an ancient custom, at Christ
Church (" Blue Coat School "). The Lord Mayor, accom-
panied by the sheriffs and the sword and mace bearers,
attended in state. The Rev. M. S. pinch, an old Blue,
preached, and in the course of his remarks referred
to the great man who had just been shot down se
cruelly in Afghanistan. Major Cavagnari was a bright
luminary from the school, and one which all the boys might
emulate.
The returns of the street collections on behalf of the
London Hospital Saturday Fund have been completed. The
total sum collected was £2,565 13s. 6cl
The discovery has been made near Neuwied of what
is supposed to be one of the subterranean stores of the
ancient Germans mentioned by Tacitus. It contains char-
coal, potsherds of rough description, and remains of bones,
and on the lime wall is the drawing of a running horse,
apparently scratched with a hard stone and evincing a cer-
tain amount of skill.
A correspondent of the Russian Courrier, from Ark-
hangelsk, gives some particulars respecting the sojourn of
M. ragin and his family on the northern island of Novoya
Zemla, the experimental colonization of which seems to have
been completely successful. M Tagin and his family retained
their health throughout the year, but among the Samoyeds;
a high rate of mortality prevailed. Violent storms some-
times occurred, driving stones as large as a man's fist
thrones the air, and causing in winter-time far more damage
than the trust.
Figures are popularly supposed to be misleading. It
is fortunate they are so, or in 1879 we should be very
miserable (remarks the Court Journal). The marriage rate has
been lower in 1879 than for forty years; and now it appears
that lunacy has increased by as much as 1.400 cases com-
pared with last year. Add to this the statistics relative to
the unprecedented rainfall, and our sum of misery would
appear to be complete.
On Saturday a meeting was held at the Royal Hotel,
Plymouth, for the purpose of considering what course should
be adopted with regard to the proposed public reception of
Major Chard, of Rorke's Drift fame, on his arrival in
Plymouth from Zululand. The Earl of St. Germans pre-
sided. It was ultimately resolved that the recognition take
the form of an address on vellum and a sword of honour,
and that the public be invited to subscribe to a fund for the
purpose.
There is a story of an Anglo-Saxon tourist, who
was recently lounging on the renowned bridge of Frankfort-
on-the•Maine, asking a resident the name of the most con-
spicuous statue on it. " Charlemsgne," was the reply, pro-
pounced like Charley Main. " Ah, perhaps the river, too,
takes its name from him," was the astonishing rejoinder.—
Court Journal.
Madame Cavagnari, mother of Sir Louis Cavagnari,
has received the following telegram from the Lady-in-Wait-
ing to the Queen in attendance at Bellmore! :—" The Queen
commands me to convey to you the expressions of her
Majesty's deep sympathy with you on the death of your
gallant son.
The American Correspondent of The Times says
that—" The 'Hard Times' Committee, as the body is called
whom Congress sent out to take testimony about the depres-
sion in trade, have returned to Washington after a tour out
to an Francisco. They could not find much testimony to
support their inflation theories or to show that industry is
depressed. On the contrary, most of the testimony showed
activity and cheerfulness and that few were complaining of
hard times."
Said a Russian to me the other day, "There are
four ways of lighting a cigarette. An Englishman strikes a
match, lights his cigarette, and throws the match away. A
German, on the other hand, passes the match on to his
friend, after lighting his own cigarette. A Frenchman,
more polite still, lights his friend's cigarette first and then
his own; but a Russian beats them all by illuminating the
cigarettes of the whole company before thinking of himself."
—Whitehall Review,
A brother of the late Lieutenant Hamilton, V.C.,
who was so cruelly murdered at the attack on the residency
at Cabul, had left England for New York before the news of
his brother's death arrived. He is one of the Irish eleven,
who have proceeded to the United States to try their
prowess at cricket against the players of the New World. In
all athletic sports few could vie with the young Hamiltense
and amongst the foremost was the gallant youth who, alter
gloriously winning the Cross of Valour, fell a victim to an
Infuriated gang of savage soldiery and a treacherous mob.—
Court Journal.
Gustave Roger, the distinguished French tenor
singer, whose death was announced recently, suffered for a
long time past from diabetes and insufficiency of blood. He
sometimes suffered acutely, and was relieved by sub-
cutaneous injections of morphine. He became himself
quite an adept in performing the necessary operation, and
his irieuds, fearing an accident, induced the apothecary to
dilute the preparation excessively. Yet, such was the force
of imagination, Roger used to declare that he experienced
great relief from the use of what was practically only water.
A twenty-six hours' bicycle contest at the Agri-
cultural Hall, London, was concluded on Saturday night.
Charles Terront, a Frenchman, was the winner, having
completed 363 miles; Cann, of Sheffield, was second (300
miles); and Andrews was third (254 miles I lap),
"Bad seasons are responsible for many thinge. The
commercial depression we have suffered through recent
years has provoked a revival of protectionist heresies, and
although the danger has now passed away there appeared
at one time signs of an embarrassing agitation in favour of
a return to the most ignorant and pernicious principles of
commercial policy. It cannot be surprising that years of
agricultural depression should produce their crop of wild
suggestions, and we may fairly hope that when these years
pass away these random proposals will also be forgotten."—
From a leader in The Times.
An official telegram has been received at St. Peters-
burg stating that the advance guard of the Russian expe-
ditionary force, under the command of Prince Dolgoroukoff,
exchanged shots on Aug. 18 with a body of Tekke Turco.
mans. On the 23rd of the same month the Turcomans were
successfully engaged and 6,000 sheep and 1200, camels
taken from them. The casualties on both sides were very
trifling.
Last Saturday the Executive Board of the Fife and
Clackmannan Miners' Association met at Dysart. Reports
from various collieries respecting restriction of output and
obtaining an advance of wages were submitted. It was
resolved to ascertain what method of restriction would be
suitable to each colliery, and that a conference should be
immediately held with coalmasters on the wages questiou.
Meantime, the miners are only to recognise eight hours a
day and 11 days a fortnight. Many millers who had with-
drawn from the association have rejoined it, in order that
the effort to secure an advance of wages may be rendered
effectual.
Experiments have been made with dynamite by the
War Department chemists in order to ascertain its suita-
bility to military purposes, for which its supposed liability
to accidental explosion was held to be an objection. The
trials seem to have established the fact that dynamite in a
frozen state may occasionally withstand a heavy concussion,
failing to detonate when dropped from a considerable
height; but the result was uncertain, especially when large
quanties of dynamite were used. The experiments however,
are not yet completed.
The Dundee slip carpenters have struck work
against a reduction of their wages from 27s 6d. to 255. 3d.
per week. The working hours are forty-tour per week.
Last week the number of deaths from yellow fever
at Memphis was thirty-one, making a total of 346 since the
outbreak of the epidemic. But it is announced that, al-
though fresh cases and deaths from yellow fever were per-
ceptibly decreasing in number in this town, it is still unsafe
for absentees to return.
Flocks of grey butterflies, striped with black, have
been observed at BiZ3llO/1, near Pau. The bridge was
literally coveredwith them, but after a short rest, they re-
sumed their flight southward.
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found a crowd, armed with acythes,hatchets,and stones, pre-
paring f)r an attack. On his assuring them he was a mortal
like themselves, a priest, extended a crucifix, told him to
cross himself it he was a man and a Christian. He did so but
was nevertheless its danger of rough treatment until an ex-
Cossack soldier arrived and explained the mystery of
ballooning.
A gentleman from the provinces went into the shop
of a Parisian tailor to order some clothes. While his
measure was being taken, he said to the sartorial Aristar.
chus, "You must find that I an very badly dressed?"
" Oh, no," replied the artist
you are simply covered , "you are not dressed at all;
."
The Melbourne Argos publishes the changes made by
tariff, and adds:—" Some of the increases will be noticed to
be remarkably heavy —for instance, on oilcloths and other
floor-cloths, from nil to 20 per cent. ; on clocks, gloves,
carpets, etc., from 10 to 20 per cent.: on boots and shoes,
increase of about 50 per cent. on the old rates: on coir rope,
from 2s. per cwt. to ha.; on hemp, from 4s. 6d. to lie. 3d.;
and on white lines the extraordinary rise from Sc. to 28s.
per cwt., which may be regarded as protection with a ven-
geance. On axles the new specific rates have been pointed
out by correspondents to be most exorbitant."
"The coming year 1880. I am glad to state, is to be
conspicuous by the rare peculiarity of boasting five Sundays
in February. Now all weatherwise people have agreed for
centuries in considering the circumstance as one of extra-
ordinarily good omen for the harvest and trade generally.
So that ff the famous depression does not come to an end
within three or four months, I really do not know who will
be to bleme."—The World.
The greatest activity prevails in the north and west
of France, in order to bring the harvesting operations as
speedily as possible to a close; while in the east they are
nearly completed. The corn, generally speaking, is of
average quality, but tile difficult to say how it will thresh
out. Of course a large quantity will have to be imported,
and already on the 301 August there were nearly three
million bushels en route for France, from the United States
and other countries.
A meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of the
Trades Union Congress was held on Monday iu Edinburgh.
Tie arranging the business for the year, it was agreed that
the following should form the bases of action :—A revision
of the land laws, including the present laws of entail and
prisuogeeiture, and the power of tying up lands by deeds of
settlement; the institution of en effective and inexpensive
system of registration and conveyancing; the abolition of
the existing game laws, the cultivation of waste lands,
security of tenure, and compensation of tenants for un-
exhausted Improvements.
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very well known both to Euglish and American residenw
d ed on Saturday at his house there.
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At Highbury Congregational Church, Bristo at_
Sunday morning, the collection in aid of the London mire'
sionary Society amounted to £6OO, and a handsome C;
sing, set with emeralds and pearls, was dropped ill 14'
plate.
The Apt ropomer Royal announces the discovery
Professor Peters, of Clinton, New York, of a minor planet e!.
the eleventh magnitude, in It A.. 23 hours, 44 minutes, ti!,t
10 deg. 5 min. tenth, with a daily motion of 7 minutes saw'
;
It is said that the cotton trade in Preston
and
neighbourhood Ls gradually and steadily growing vfort,t ,
entire closing rather than short time or reductions _e;
wages seemiug to be in serious contemplation in
quarters.
A Madrid paper says that the Soanish Goverl3reo ,
intend to propose next session measures for the abolition ttt
slavery similar to those carried out in the British colonins_n
1834, viz., an immediate emancipation next year with al°"e
term of compulsory labour.
A goods train went off the rails on Saturday be;
tween Gogolin and Leschwitz, near Breslau, owing t:ed
waterspout. Ten trucks were shattered, the stoker es
killed, and the engine-driver severely injured.
M. Louis Blanc arrived at Marseilles on Stleld
and met with a most enthusiastic reception. The ertztasl
unharnessed the horses ot his carriage and drew him aww
vociferous cheering to his hotel. ,
in
The Duchess of Marlborough has written a letterle,
the Dublin papers, advising the use of Irish poplin or
future purposes, to assist the trade in Dublin, which al"
been for some time tan, uishing.
Information has been received of the arrival
Canterbury, New Zealand, of Messrs. Shaw, Saville, Ed
Co.'s ship Gleniora, Captain Scotland, which was despatesPt°o
Irons Plymouth on June 6th, with 231 emigrants,l2o of Was
were English, 38 Scotch, 72 Irish, and 1 foreigaer.
A Chicago paper says that a Michigan railroad 03.330/
has lately built cars for a prairie road, with an arrangew:
for disconnecting the gearing and running by wind whe,.."l.
Is favourable. After a trial of several weeks, the oars suSee
been pronounced perfectly satisfactory. In an ordin."
breeze they can run fifteen miles an hoar under sail.
Furloughs have been suspended in WoolwAt,
garrison since the news arrived of the massacres in
sten, and it is understood that officers and men Ivo A
bss'
away on leave either have been or will be summoned
_es
to duty in expectation of requirements. No more troes;
whatever have left the garrison for India shine of
disaster was reported, and at present there are none w 3
orders.
"September it, your birthday. I had not forget„,,,tB°
you. The quotation about a brighter day is new toZei
so I am not sure that the message really comes ani
you and is meant for me. Please say something to rae-sn,ei
plain; for instance, quote from July letter or June talk,
I may be quite sure I am not mistaken.—ST."--eAdvere
ment in The Times.
Good-bye to the little hats for the ladies. Atet;
Amuse felt hats are the rage for the coming winter. Dtei
ones are also to be much worn. "Canaque" colour SISI
ss
become more and more in vogue. "Cansque and blesue
make a desirable combination. Dusty gray and "
will also be worn, but some of the ladies say the effect of
union of shades is less seductive.—Court Journal.
The misuse of English titles and expressions le
general in France, that a special article in a Gallic WI%
is devoted to instructing literary compatriots in the
use and meaning of "Sir," "Miss," "Esq.," "Gentlelne
and other common terms.
Sunday being the anniversary of the entry
Italian troops into Rome a popular demonstration Was_se'" ,
outside the Poi ta Pia. Several persons addressed the wee._
binge, but male one allusion was made to "Italia Irredeir
and that, it is said, was of a very temperate character-
On Friday in last week, the Jewish New Year' not
floor of the Synagogue in the village of Szolnok,
Muukacs, in Hungary, gave way in consequence of tile
crowding. The women fell into a bath underneath. 070
teen of them and one lad were killed, and eight woolen W
seriously injured. beet
The directors of the Sheffield Gas Compari,L fest
resolved to reduce the price of gas twopence per I,ovveneio
This will make a total reduction to the town for .90
lamps of nearly £1,200 for the year commencing Jan'
last.
The members of the Wanderers' Club, Pa11.131,,,,s
Londen, will invite the defenders of Rorke's Drift, 1111-d e 0
decorated with the Victoria Cross, to a dinner to be hellea
the 9th October. The chair will be taken by Lord Elea
the President of the Committee. a a 1/
At the recent Corn Fair in Vienna. fatten 6AO
some five thousand persons, very gloomy views welearesff
of the current crops in Europe. Both Russia and ipta"veit
are thirty per cent, short in grain, and this added 1000
large deficits in France, England and Germany, insilesW
immense balance to be drawn from the United States.
The Trinity authorities have fixed a new lig, tê
00
at the Seven Stones, Scilly, in place of the one wiac, ill'
been doing temporary duty. The new ship is fitted
,
most recent improvements in fog-warning macse tnerY ,tee
instead of the two fixed bright lights formerly exhibt
night, a revolving light will now be exhibited.
In Paris, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, 010
thousand carrier pigeons brought to Paris by a l: IV°,
club were let loose at the Palais de l'lndustrie and s"a
prize was won by a pigeon which reached Brussets
te I
There were 16 British and foreign wrecks rePord
during the past week, making a total of 1,148 for theo're
sent year, or an increase of 139 as compared with tbe„f pre
sponeing period last year. The approximate value "
perty lost was £.300,0u0, including British £200,000- st
10121,;.
Some interesting particulars have been lati f
respeoling the territory of Montana. It is estimated Waa
lain between 60,000 and 65,000 square miles of GT"
excellent quality; and extensive beds of bituminon;oo,
have recently been prospected in Texas, near the Itio a is
oeel
about 146 miles west of Snit Antonio. The yield of ,40
Oregon Utah, and Wyoming is increasing, and v07;30
nearly 'half a million of tons, which are shipped _see 3°
Francisco. The coal is of tertiary age, and the coal rn
California and Oregon occupies 51,000 square MHO A
sell!
In London last week 2,573 births and 1,366 utes,po,
were registered. Allowing for increase of PoPts
the births exceeded by 165, and the deaths IV 10,
average numbers in the corresponding week of eeole
ten years. The annual death-rate from all causes, wo if
e
had been equal to 20-1 and 18 2 per 1,000 in the t
the ,et,o
ceding weeks, rose last week to 191. The 1,366 dea,"erl°lo
eluded one from small-pox. 27 from measles, 60 frouti g 0
fever, 16 from diphtheria, 36 from whooping-cough, "
different forms of fever, and 92 from diarrboae.
ert
" Redan" Massey, to whom so important a P-01111,
fallen in the Cabul difficulty, went to hie post at a Del°
unexpected as it was welcome. I met him shortil
he hit England. and be was then chiefly concerned teo jolt,
whether Aldershot or Brighton was to be his nes! eel;
Let it not be forgotten that this brilliant cavalry owcwitliol
modest and unassuming, also, as he is heroic—wsii",sece
stiff e, from the frightful wounds he received a nersr dt:e
a century ago Ali the Red tn, where he lay forsaken re
one memorable n4ght. Yet to-day General MaseeY,tedelt.
In the prime of life as regards looks, strength, and
Whitehall Review. .
A prominent property-owner in NeiW York h'
ceived the happy idea of building houses for the soittreetea,
bachelors. Two large tenements in fiats are being eoe
and will be let only to single gentlemen. They wlso,ollse
pieta dwelling-places, including studios, etc. ;
—with a bar, of cottrse—will be in each building,
contrivance for comfort will be inoluded in the
ments. Tile-floored, frescoed rooms are to be let at
year, and a rush is anticipated.
A leading stoker of the Agincourt named If° flp
rn
for,i, was drowned in the Sound on Sunda IV
was
-
was getting over the ship's side for the purpose
of 100
the fires of the steam cutter, when he slipped told. ea—re.e '
the water. It was dark at the time, and every offer" -
him was made, but without success.
• The Lord Provost delivered an address oe
night in the City Hall, Glasgow, at a crowded Ptl"„-ece.,,Ns
lag of Good Tempters. The meeting was held in,47,oo!"arr
with the annual session of the Grand 'Lodge e 3 sae MD'
which opened on Monday, and was attended bY .10,00
eentatives of 60,000 adult members, and 20,000 inc,ab oo
icribers. The Lord Provost spoke at some lenit. eent,ss
economic bearings of the liquor traffic, and dame; to;04
that the expenditure was altogether disproportieLlsa"eieed
amount of work it gave to the labour market. P: tesSel ,
the drink traffic with being the main cause °V
trade. If the money spent on intoxicants were "-
;
bread it would purchase 360,000 21b loaves per daY.
According to Part 42 of "Swiss Statistieeo 01 in
valueissuedobfygothodesFiemdperoalaedStaftriosmticGaleßrmuraenay intou,theavero; 00001
the years 1875 to 1877 amounted to upwards of sl,ll
as against 221,000,000 f. in the years 1872 to 187' d
ports, on the other hand, which in the lastementiolly
averaged 254,000,0001., rose to 300,000,0001. annusi ,eOO
years 1875 to 1877.
A lady excited some surprise in the CharePe f„,olt,
last week by leading about a full-grown fol",nd
seemed to be on the best terms with the "'a all'a
careered around him, and showed two rows of 010nes
promising teeth to those which showed ' a dis!ily 0100'
resent the intrusion. He seemed to look up wistf,,LT,aida of
trees in search of some crow with whom he coals's:beret.
verse, to whom he could tell a flattering tale tP:,
cheese; but none was there, and he was led svi"l
home.
When the
When King Alfonso proposed November enrii,oo
for the day of his marriage the Arcbducheso
objected, on the ground that that day—thetirtlis,Wof
Ring—was a Friday. December the Bth, the JSSOIIIOO
Immaculate Conception, was then proposed; but,4ooate,
Spanish Minister in Vienna was instructed to woe V
Austrian Government that Saturday, Novembert,
was the day agreed upon by the Madrid Cabineagrinse
Isabella will come to Madrid to be present at the
w-
Mr. Torrens, M.P,, addressed his stipnerv;„
borough of Finsbury on Tuesday. Referring sonevi,
pression of trade, he suggested as a remedy e11e:D00‘110
system of emigration—one-third of the cost to
aird
Intestacy and the consequent abolition o
f Vote:
the State, one-third by the Colonies, and one-treeelloe ot
emigrant. advocated, with respect to egin o_o es'
reform in the game laws, the division of proPerstY cese/410„"
tleslltilc"
primog,eniture, together with the power to steels del
of entailed estates to pay off the heavy mart& Itri
existed on most of the estates in England. is d
no op
yfr.,,noe_
Country-house ball givers, anxious for
might take a hint from a gorgeous entertainment., psbes
by some New Yorkers at Newport. An enorinerooo:o6o,l
was erected in the garden, and divided into two Kee',
smaller being got up as an exact copy of i'rese°,o%.'
parlour, and the walls covered with Japanese,: aes,
pictures. The other room represented suose4herooll3'
hung with geuze of every hue ornamented tytt it Vie;
rays. A bridge of real ice occupied the end est
sea-gulls and water-fowl were placed arnongSe, erLeitPu
blocks, and coloured lights illumined the wr iota' ,
the centre of the pavilion was a mammoth cay',4. sap
160 birds of all kinds, from a peacock to a Inert"
fe "
ns e
A Yorkshire correspondent of the Shdiet' 001
writes from Toronto :—" The new tariff now elicets feefOr
opsration, has practically closed the to aer;rt PTO 1,5
Dominion tu the Americans, and the Census reatio
turer has once more the control of the horleetesteee
such goods as he is capable of supplying- sore we Ptfe
workshops which had been closed fur years apet,,es e;,
opened, new industries hitherto unknown tannatletel'ii,
vices have taken root on Canadian soil, 08." fola (ja"
long lain idle is again becoming remunerative, ie looter),
capital is already finding employment heratue '1,43 ele
diffetent ways This influx of capital, With „ ettnsodi
meet of the mauled resources of the Domine ,
be expected to follow, cannot fail to increase :-esura' alba
demand for the higher grades of British mane"'",.rjee,otlee
Speaking at an agricultural dinner at IS:aictivithet:
on Tuesday night, Lord Elcho defended tile 105 s7llog-0
Government on the Zulu and Afghan questions, ranietiot tto
the outbreak of three regiments at Cabul, deill!'seed efOori
it might be, in no way effected that policy or nee s-eio"sle
Government was wrong lie believed thanelanuse P„0.
Question would soon be settled, and that Ysiiens,,e"
show to the world there was life in the old be
lordship thought the agricultural distress won't, Or—
rary, but at present farmers could almost dicta
terms. 1 Phes "
The opening of the Sydney Internet to° otp'
U atte
te toil)
Um), though it does not attract so much ,
Tsoot roam
would at a less stirring time, is a mattes 0' r to PseriirSe
ance to the Australian colonies, and bids ftties geltreil
great success. America and foreign collmto ofts
have learned of late years what a fine mare.,
will afford them for tneir goods if only tbel prerel
head against the English competition. wVslOO, A ft.°)
Course has every advantage. New South
Mader, has made great advances of late Yrsrpr
being the most backward in proportion t
_o sass Ali..S
..
she has become the most active of MI ItTler pav
colonies. Free trade and public works toga: arcePar
a marvellous effect in pushing forward th. Edo P-4,
of this Exhibition will still further attract 170
the people; and it can scarcely be doubted the__vriles
capital to her That and textile tortiltolereag °'"