The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-05-09 00:00:00

KINGSWINFORD SCHOOL 'BOARD.

Mr. S. Bennett presided at the meeting on Tues-
day. The Clerk reported the following grants earned
by the different schools: Pensnett, £341 ss, in-
crease on last grant £35 16s 9d ;Qusrry Bank, £692
7s, increase Le7B 16s lid; Moor Street, .2768 7s
I.od, increase £94 Os 3d; Bent Street, £452 9s 9d,
increase £56 5s 9d. A letter, dated April 29th, was
read from the Education Department, declining to
refer the matter of school accommodation at Brock•
moor to her Majesty's inspector, and stating that
if the plans for the erection of schools to accommo-
date at least 430 were not laid before the Depart-
ment by the end of May the Board would be for-
mally declared in default. A long discussion took
place on the letter, most of the members emphati-
oslly declaring that they would rather be declared
in default than go to the expense of building new
schools, which, it is held, are unnecessary. Event-
ually it was decided to obtain further particulars as
to the accommodation in the BrJcitmoor district,
and to hold a special meeting of the Board next
week to consider what actifla should bt- taken. 'the
balance at the hank, incluling a sum of £415 123 st.
on the lean account, was reported to be £2,231 61-
4d,

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our Sportinj Correspondent)
On the Rhoodee next week will be decided the
once famous Chester Cup, over a 2i miles course,
hut its palmy days have departed never again to re-
turn unless the stake be made more attractive and
the distance less, as very few owners or trainer
care to risk their animals to so severe source o
training to enable them to encompass the 2f miles
C. Archer will run Condor, who with 7st 71b is fa vlr
treated. Bates' best will be the 3-year old Glen:7l
Blocs with Cohort has a good chanc.e. Matt DawsOn
will d3pend on Lonsrlale, who is doing two mile
good work daily, and rho best of Ourry's team will
be Reany. St. Swi hin will do battle for ilayhoe,
tad last year's winner Havock will again go very
close. S•oneclirick is useful. Sandiway will re-
preent the Duke of Westminster, and Sherwood's
Merry Prince is just now in form. Ironclad is very
tit and Discretion will do battle for Wadlows. If
Communist could really stay the distance on the
Liverpool running might be dangerous, and at New-
market great things are expected of Spri,•gbol.
however, I cannot get from the idea that
MERRY PRINCE & DISCRETION
are a very likely pair to produce the winner.
For"..the Epsom Derby, Paraslox was made a strong
favourite after his victory in the 2,000 guineas
and.l must congratulate my readers on its success
having stood the horse these past two mouths in
Lhese columns, when Bto i was to be obtained
against it, and stuck to ri;ht through the piece—
giving Child of the Mist for a place. I continue
to hear great accounts of Luminary and Esterling
for the Epsom Derby aud for place investments
should be worthy of attention. Next week I shall
give resume on the probable chances of the Man
cheater Whit Cup candidates.

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