The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-10-24 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

THEFT OF IRON.—At the Old Police Court, on
Wednesday. two youths named William Taylor and
A.lreci Taylor, of Cradley, were charged with eteal-
ing iron, the property of the New British Iron Corn-
on the 15th inst.—Additional-constable Fox
droved the offence, and defendants were fined 20s
,u.l costs each, or twenty-one days.
HEAVY POOR RATE.—Mr. Joseph 'Williams, as-
istant overseer, applied to the magistrates to sign a
acw pcor rate of is 9d in the pound for the half-
yaar ending Ladyday next for the parish of Rowley.
He explained that it was 3d in the pound morellian
iat year, in consequence of the Guardians and th
..ionool Board precepts being more than usual.—The
rate was granted,

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our ASporting Corresponclent.)

Again almost on the eve of the last big' Autumn
handicap—the Cambridgeshire--I have to com-
mence my arduous duties to try and find you the
winner. Since my last several changes have taken
place in the quotations; the most noticeable being
that of Runnymede, whO is trained in the sawe
stab:e as tiendigo, the latter until within a con: le
of days being considered the steadiest horse in the
market. However, it seems, when put together at
their respective weights, the youngest had the best
of the spin, consequently from GO to 1 he came with
a bound in the betting to 12 to 1 taken, and Beudigo
was sent to the "rightabouts"—double his previous
rate of odds being on offer. If Runnymede is the
saperior of the Cambridgeshire Winner of 'B3, then
i must mark him dangerous. St. Gatien. the top
weight and the winner of last yew's Cesarewitch,
stid holds his position of first favourite, 100 to 15
being accepted about the Derby dead-heaters chance.
Good animal I am willing to acknowledge, still the
handicapper knows his duty, and in giving St.
O.itien 9st 101 b it is booking him to perform an uu
Frecedented record, which I think he will not fail
to a3complish, The French fillies—Pllisanterie
and Ilarberine may win if they can ; but very little
noice should be taken of Prisms outing last week,
as he was running out of his distance, whereas it is
Despair's favourite couse. An outsider that might
go to the post and upset all calculations is that un.
certainment brute Duke of Richmond,- whom I h:Av
son gallop with the best of his year: Isobar, for a
3-year old, has plenty of weight. Still, he is bound
to be in the front, as Wadlow considers hint to be
the best miler that he ever trained. Fulmen, Ido
nit like, as I consider Eastern Emperor holds it in
safe. Speaking of the latter lam given to under-
stand he will be tried by that noted mare, ThAais,
on Saturday, therefore, as the result of that tr al,
along with others will be too late so as to be given
in these columns, those who wish to learn the re.
suit of these trials and likewise have my final
opinion upon the race run next Tuesday, can have
the same by telegram if they send 12 stamps ad- '
dressed to "Travelling Correspondsnr," care of the
"Tissue" Office, Hull. However, in making a final
selection, considering the field will be a large ow. I
shall take on my side
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