The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-17 00:00:00

FINANCIAL.

The Finsi.cP Committ-o recommended a General
Dist.r.ct Rate id 21. in the E ; a special rata of 61. lir
lighting pinpoints ; • s ocial roe of 62. to psy the
Instalmento on loans cal int.rePt ; a Ppecial retool 2d.
to pay 6 i.ne bond hunted by :he Park' commissioners
and the interest i.n the remaining bond.; and a rate
of 41 for water supply. The whole of the ratite are
the MDR as I at year, with the exception of Special
Rate No. 1 for lighting, and would meet the
expenses of the cmulor financial year and a small
balance over. Toe deficiency In the lighting rate
would be comp•nsatpd for by a plight surplus on
another rate—The rater; were agreed to.

800011110DAT.ON I THZ 11,111 ZIT,
Mr. IL Huir brought op the question of the
dsfident shelter in the Market, remarking the
market wee greatly aff,rted thereby.—lt woe stated
the program of the ntstter was impeded by the net
dittoes with the Duchy with r.-Isrenc4 to the piece
of laud at the farther eel of the Fair Field.—Mr.
Hcgr a:premed the hope it woold be pushed forward.
and he cmtrastad the ample aoo marl:iodation at Mr,
Ensor's Repository with their own exp.osed rings and
sheds.

HOST DUNS% well-known hotel, The Fountain,
was visited on Tuesday by about trio dozen members
of the Long Sutton Church Choir, wLo were accom-
panied by their worthy rector. An excellent repast
was provided for them, and after a hearty meal the
excundonists paid • •eit to Portland by boat,
leaving Weymouth for home by the 5.15 Irate, after
spending emit enj y.bla day.
A Solmin lx I ROMA —At the police court r
Monday, the 9th inst., Frank Harvey, a priests ID the
14 Cheshire Regiment, stationed at the Verne
Citadel, Portland, was brought up in custody before
Monza Robertson, Robe's., Rowe, and Hopkins,
teamed with being drunk and riotous —P.C. Carter
stated that about half-paet ten the in:salonu night he
was met for to go to Mullet'. (a brothel) in High.
street. Rs went, and there found the prisoner
drunk and wanting to fight. There were
three prostitutes prosiest, and witness tried
to persuade the prisoner to go home quietly, but
he refused to do so. He appeared very excited, took
off Ma belt, and broke two ornament,. Mullet gave
him into custody, but he wee unable to appear to give
evidence. Wittier took the accused into ctuotoly,
and be then wanted to fight him, and c onsequently
aasistaeost had to be obtained to get him to the
station —Prisoner said he had not any quesdi ,n t wic
the constable. He eras thoroughly aah•med f him-
self, and he hoped the Bench woold deal leniently
with him Ha hainnfted t n•otlic-re' mem and hwl only
rec -tatty returned (mmmdi, when, Ise had a slight•un-
stroke. He bad had slate beer yterd.y, and di'l not
know what took plane afterwards.—Mr. Robons easel
to whom the house bel -.aged —The Constable Mullst
keep* d.—Mr. Robe..: Dow not the 011110 r know
that it la a brothel ?- The Cons!..ble : It has been
kMI • brothel ever since I hare heron la Weymouth GlSrlieL PaEP.mcs COMMITTEE.
—..r the last ten years—Mr. Robs 111. • tnatt.r.
Th• report ‘.l thie committee said • letter had that ought to be enquired into.—The prisouer was
been rewired from the Clerk of the NAOS retitle@ fined 100., and was kept in custody until the escort '
to the removal of the railings In frost of the Ormaty arrived and paid Me mossy.

BC,' /as the B .ro tgh Megietratea, on T.seeday, two
labourer. r Wet m ith, n.m 4 Wrlliam Valises nod
WI ran rig trd, *ere cu Argo I wait with( threateetng
half- aot ein. Tigard can. to Me h ruse itt Trkitt -
c*!.ntd olaibuin•inrodt ste .'oe'ntisre (43
neir"f
ter ce ml armed a enterthee. He t .11 him he ought
1.. ',how !Met. Med be .1• to .0 Oefeedlont
Ban ma. tow of very &brie« an, vi lent I ...rise..
and afterward. "vet and call. I VA lens, who ale
made use rd hal language toward. him. On the
following day witness met Tigre, and he expreesed
• hope that he bal not
• offeniad him. Whitest 1.1.1
in he had, and that he bad keno I a micaceous
against him. Upon bearing thl. the defendant was
again abusive, awl made the of bed leolguagen--R liar
Vickery stated that b• was ffilog up ChapilikYestePv.
and beard Tiaard making use threatenir g language
towards the complaisant. —Tts.rd, in defence, said
the comphin int tired threatening lenge 'go t rwarle
him, but this was denied. no I the Be, di lamed the
two defendants over to keep the pe •cc for litres
month., 'Nord in the sum of £lO, and Vollee. in £5.
Prince (s). Haill, Bourne-
, mohth. nil; Cygnus (s). Folk Jereiy. general ;
&Istvan (a), nigher, Cherbourg, it n-ral ; Vu tare
(e), Ma's, Cherbourg, general; Iquila (o), Painter,
Jersey. general; Brighton (..). Ft le. Jersey, cellera
Reap rivi (as), Teem.. J etsey. p Wet %term .11,
Hebley. Teigemouth, bricks; Sapphire (ee), Hester,
Jersey, pototoes ; Premier (e), Si stets, B swim-
Annie, H alder, Portloud, nil; 14 pvis (e), Atka,
; B,,grgegg (.), It us nem utb,
naesenon,; Yelegr .0(.). Re /Woo, P...14.nil Soiling,:
Cygnus (e), F J rely, gene. at; Aquas (.), Painter,
J.rogiy. general ; Britht (e), Fade, Jersey, general ;
Sapohin, jao), Hunter, Jeraev, general; Mow Fell
Tormit, army, gerieral ; Hoy Head (as) Tam ya,
Jamey, general ; Valtire (eh Mace, Cherbourg,
general; 11:eat Western (e). Blampied, Cherbourg,
seismal ; Empress (s), Bowring, Bournemouth. nil ;
Witham and Mary, Booster. Seranatpr, MI; Cowl.
ant Fraud.; Revere, Portent .uth, t.mher and deals;
Mermaid, Harley, Lontiou, thick. ; B etruem•ruth
Mill r, Bournemouth, paaseugers ; Telegraph (a).
Ratio,,,, Poole. nil; M aleline. Coupe., Poole, nit ;
Annie, Hodder, Goterusey, ballast; llotfittir 0 ton,
jueee, arekiug, ballast,
A New }Lwow GAUZY, which ha* recently been
purchased by the Weymouth Rowing Club, woe
I stanched on We luteday evening, when Mrs. 11.
oat christened it " Weymouth." It wee built by
Clasper, of Putoey, and is tweed built It ineasuree
30 trot Imbue the mete being It o 1.27 10..
The old baml, with which the dub had won over £3O
in prism, has been sold tor £lO. The resort the club
parted with it war, that owing to it. leug.l3, it w
debarred from taking part in the lanai rams, the
Kaster Regatta being the only one at +Woo It wee
anowed to compete. Now that d•flice ty Ices here
overcome, it la hoped the Weymouth Rowing Club
has • prosperous future in ee.,fe. The (Lob numbered
lt year 100 members, and of them ab rut 90 have
✓ejoined for the coming newton. The Illetrib-re ,1 the
club met at the boattouse at about sot o'clock, an
having secured the 11110 Baud. the new g ttley was
wried through the town, seven boys corryitui fl.ge at
the head of the pruc s,iun. Titers was. log. number
of epectaturs ingrain' to am the ctiristeniug, and eight
boats containing about two dosta moms ere of the
club were pulled close to the shore near the spot whore
the ceremony was to be performed, and there went
about as many other boats, with private iudi-
vi.luala in them. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson having
arrived, and the hod having been put In puestioh, the
Toren Clerk attires-Le Mr. awl Mrs. R du:neon, the
copt ol the clu r, and thus, preasot, earl he had
been requested t. aok Mrs. it rbertaou 1,0 undertake tar
name the bust, whiou hal been brought to W. yin .11M
though the stringy of the Bowing thelh. It was
built by one who was the boot Wider in the world,
and was always engaged to build the Ualversitiee'
hoists. It wire thought that. boat woe wanted fut the
club to be able to c-mptt, and brit% back some of the
cup" which were I. be won altrug the c rat. It,
ounsidereti there ought I, be better poi: offered at
their own regatta fur the shore worts, ours and simple.
'rimy Ad 0 it wire is take away rri asry from the sad-
hag matches, hut e vont wets of larger UP/Mehl
14, thenl, Ind in y to try and get inure M way to
offer good prises fort .wig. Ho believed there eat a
swell deficit on the tot, but be hoped it W.. 111,1 rot
tong remain, rile!. were 1114^e at 8011,0-.100.11 Mei
tither plane. in whicli the club had beet, ugh wre i from
t dung part, but u..w trey wild rap 'cc the cub t.
bri, it home of the cup, offereo along the coa.t.
Mr. It per c dic.o rd by vapr.,iiiug a desire to do
all tie c iuld I a the Club, sod may t tanning Mt..
Rot artaou for her pregeher there that everting. Mrs.
it Arertsou then chnatenoi the b .4,, Delnieg it
month." Toe tend etrucu up “thrl Sere the Q teen,'
end Otis member. of the mutt in the Varlet., torahs
hoisted their o we, an I the new g diey was then
launched waist cheers. Mr. Robertson, boviag
bit fly thanked the club for tile honour it hal done
lita wife in aekitrit her to perform the isle wing task
she hal undertaken, thi proceeding. terminated.