The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-01-26 00:00:00

Jun., defended.—Complainant said she lived at LOW
Town and was a widow. On the above date she went to,
defendant's house and asked him for some money. the`
she allegad he owed her, as she could not carry on ail
longer. De-endant caught hold of her and shook' bet
and she had not been well since. Cross-examined : De'
far dant lives in the house where my brother,
Moses
Dunn, used to reside. I caught hold of defendant bY
the waistcoat. Defendant ordered me out of the hong!
and I refused to go until he had sent for the police.
hava been served with summonses from the Conaty
Court through defendant. There have been rows befae.
—Ann Round and Eliza Nutting were called for conr
plainant but their evidence was not confirmatoryci
Hayes, in defence, denied the assault ire toto and p
William Westwood, who said he was a fruiterer and live"
in Wagon Street. On the above date he was in defend:
ant's house when complainant came in. She caugb!
hold of defendant by the waistcoat and shook tim
asked him to pay for some geese he had from her. fled.
fendant ordered her out of the house and as she tY09.1
not go he gent for the police. Defendant did not shoe •
complainant or strike her at all.—The Bench said the/
were of opinion that defendant did not use more violene°
than was iinecessary in turning the woman out of hie
house and dismissed the case.
WoMENie QUARRELB.—Mary Mole was BUIIIIIIOned bl
Eliza Harvey, for assaultingaher,—Case
Mary Elizabeth Homer was charged with assaulting
ABU Slater, on the 19th just, and this cats was all°
dismissed.—Mr. W. Hayes, jun., defended in bn°
cases.

HOME INVESTXIiNTS verats /OREIGN.—At the presebe
nt
time, when more than usual attention is likely Lo
directed to tramway securities as a s iund and Prilreu't
hive home investment, it may be instructive to ,
what have been the results to those associated with tud
leading companies from their formation and from a atu
of the various registers of shareholders, it is surprisiag
to notice how large a number of the original sub.yeriberi_
still remain upon the lists. The following list Wiil dbol
how this steady faith has been rewarded :—The origin
capital of the Dabain, Edinburgh, Glasgow. Hull, Liver
pool, London, London Street, and North filetropolitaa.
Companies amounted to £2,076,900, and the ratan
this capital to-day is £3,108,635. The above figures speal
for themselves. They show that an investment of
£2,076,900 of capital at hono (or less than either if tbe
last loses to Honduras and Costa Rica, and abJut one
eighteenth part of the money entrusted to the t.:n(or
mercies of the Peruvian Government) has, in a le4-'
years, under the protection of English laws, produe,ed a
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profit of 49i per cent, upon the capital, in addition W.
good dividend yield; while those wha placed faith I.lv.
miserable foreign republics have loot no less a huai la,
the three loans above-mentioned than £38,729,500.
radius of tramway shareholders is, I. am
glad to esq
steadily and surely widening, and it is evident mat sued..
capitalists who have hitherto held aloof are et
realizing the merits of these securities. 10 d'Y'sid
having, say £l,OOO to employ in undeveloped trawsvA!'“
r
i would recommend a selection from the follow.eg
Anglo-Argentine, Hull, Belfast, Previncial,
Tramway Union, Wolverhauiptou, and 'Tramway a"
General Works Company.—Froni the lotuary Oretatir
of Mr. William Anboit, TokeuUouse Tara,
E.C.

FOOTBALL,.
STOI7RBRIDGE V. KtDDEEiaIINSTER.—The return (mdeli
between the above clubs was played Gn the Stoureodgd
ground on the 19th inst. Kidderminster brou.,at
Vrry strong team as will be seen by the naules bLOW:,
Stourbridge was unfortunately weak but notwithatawilmi
this they were able to hold tour own by sow,, verr,
plucky play. Mr. F. Webb made a splendid kick
otl,
thi ball from the middle of the play wined went jrl-L
side the left post. Stourbridge made the first touch
down .in the first half-time and Kidderinius,er 8
touchdown in the second half-time and though d I.
good game it was drawn. The following were th,
—Kidderminster learn: Backs, J. Danks and Li- •":
Talbot; half-backs, J. F. LI. Saunders and H. Barton
quarter-backs, H. A Saunders And E. B. Thorneyeroft
forwards, S. Winwood, W. Threlfali, W. Chawber.a,or
Kempsou, J. Baker, L. Gabb, F. Potter, and W• 11;
Hickman Stourbridge Team: Back, J. kston
backs, F. F. Webb and T. Clulee ; quarter-backs. u•
Onions and C. Davis; forwards, W. Davis, G. Bri'
C. Jeffertes, W. Robinson, W. R. Penn, A. IJuitt,
Swindell, (lathing, and G. Davis: umpires, H. Bird aud •
Steele.

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up until strong enough to resist every teudeucy to uisease:
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around as
ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. ‘‘ e u").
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So:1 by all Druggists at Is lid, 2s 91, 4s 6d, and 11,
pr bux.
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