The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-05-18 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MAY IS, IS7 8.

were present on the 9th of Apr I.—George Bennett, down to di anor, wlym the chimney was struck
shoemaker, said on th- 16'11 ~f pri i v. out iu 0 and on: ek 0.1 clown, in, u?,-:d 11,1 roof. The table they
Mrs. Goodman's house and f u d I,u:tuck there. He W ,re sitting at was turned over, and strange to say
said Mr. Dean had sent him down with the mare and he none of the occupants were injured.
was to receive the cash. He then asked him twice over if
Mr. 11)ean had authorised him to receive the cash and
he said "yes." Mrs. Goodman paid him £6 15s and the
receipt produced was the one made out at the time.—
Esther Goodman, daughter of Ellen Goodman, proved
that the receipt produced was in her handwriting
except the names signed. Cr es-examined:, I did not
see the receipt after John Dean had kisned.—After
hearing . further evidence the Bench dismissed the
charge.
GAME TRESPASSING.—PauI Bates was charged with
trespassing on land in the occupation of Earl Dudley.
—Thomas Monk proved the case and defendant was
fined 5s and costs.—Similar charges were preferred
against Daniel Perry, David Bradley, Samuel Davies,
John Cook, aud John Flavell.—All the cases were proved
and defendants were fined 53 and costs.

HAGLEY.

STOCK SALE AND ANNUAL SHOW OF Tzos.—At this
sale and show on Monday there was i very excellent
pply both as to quantity and quality of sheep, lambs,
su
eattle, Bse- The attendance was unusually large and,
pric ea for first class beef and mutton were from 9d. 10d ,
icl.per lb. The show tegs were superb. The first
prize £3 was given to Mr. J. Hardy. The best pen
made 92s a head and £1 was given to Mr. Bennett of
Birmingham as the purchaser. Tke second prize £2
was given to Messrs. Bache Brothers, the best pen
making 82s a head. The third prize was given to Mr.
B. Griffiths, the best pen making 738 6d a head. The
judges were Messrs. William Trow, Henry Pagett, and
James Cozen whose decision gave general satisfaction,
Lambs made as high as 535, calves 120 s, fat beasts £3l
17s 6d.

STEALING COAL.—Stephen Hail and Thomas Cockrell
were charged with stealing a quantity of coal, the pro-
perty of Earl Dudley.—The case was proved by Police-
constable Latford.—Hall was sentenced to receive
twelve strokes with the birch rod and Cockrell to receive
six strokes.

CRICKET.
STOURBRIDGE V MR. H. TURNEY'S ELEVEN.—A match
was played on the Stourbridge ground on Saturday last
between the above teams, and was an easy victory for
the former. Mr. Turney's were the first to bat and
were disposed of for 39 rune. The bowling of Messrs.
Parkes and Edge being good. Stourbriage then went
to bat and the first two wickets (Messrs. Hicks and
Clulee) were both drawn for "ducks," being caught.
W. Barnard and A. Otter then made a stand, when th 3
former was bowled by Cope for 6. Simms then joined
Otter and some pretty batting was displayed. Mr:
Rogers made top.score, 19, J. Edge 14, and Dlr. J V.
Parke. 11. Mr. Trotter was absent and the nine
wickets were down for 78 runs, just double their
opponents. The following is the score :—Mr. H.
Turney's Eleven: Turney b Parkes, 0; Ogle, b Edge,
5; Pountney, b Edge, 16; Timmins, b Edge, 0; Cope,
b Parkes, 1 ; Hodgkinsom, b Parkes, 9 ; Sewell, b
Edge, 0; Darn, st, b Otter, 6 ; Griffith., b Parkes,
2 ; Blakemoor, run out, 0; G. Timmins, not out.
0; total, 39, Stourbridge : Hicks, c Cope, b Hodgkin-
son, 0 ; Clnlee, c Pountney, b Cope, 0; Barnard, b
Cope, 6; A. J. Otter, 1 b w, b Cope, 7; Simms. b
Hodgkinson, 6 ; Edge, b Hodgkinson, 14; Parkes, c
and b Turney, 11 ; Roger., b Hodgkinson 19; Caven-
dish, c Cope, b Turney, 1 ; Trotter, absent; E. J. Otter,
not out, 3 ; extras, 11 ; total, 78.
LYE V COLMAN HILL.--A Latch was played between
the above clubs on Saturday last, on the ground of the
former, and after a pleasant game ended in favor of
the home team. The batting of Smith and Woodhall, for
their respective sides deserves special mention. The
following is the score : Colman Hill: G. Hunt, b
Fiddian, 6 ; J. McWhirter, c Rhodes, b Beddoes, 0; C.
Dakin, b Beddoes, 0; R. Smith, c and b Woodhall, 12;
J. Adams, run out, 9 ; R. Griffith,, b Greenway, 10;
S. Yates, c Fiddian, b G-auden, 1; C. Sideway, run out,
3 ; T. Paddock, c Fiddian, b Greenway, 10; W. Wright.
b. Woodall, 1 ; H. Wright, not out, 0 ; extras, 7; total
59. Lye: T. Parrish, c Wright, b Griffiths, 9; J. B.
Woodall, b Griffiths, 34; W. Green, not out, 9; S•
Fiddian, b Yates, 0; T. Greenway, b Yates, 1;
Wooldridge, not out, 3; R. Rhodes, J. Stevens, T•
Bedsloes, T. Gattden, EZ. Allchurch, to bat; extras, 4
total, 60.

DAMAGING IRON.—Samuel Westwood was charged
with damaging iron, the property of Earl Dudley.—
Police-constable Enoch proved the case.—Fined 5s to
include costs.

DEnNKENNEss.—Samuel Hollis was charged with
being drunk —Police-sergeant Lavin proved the case
Defenlant wig fined is and costs; in cl4-fault seven
days.

DRUNK AND RioTens.—James Butler was charged
with being drunk and riotous,—Police-constable Keenan
proved the case and defendant was fined is and
costs; in default 7 days.—Peter Payne was charged
with a similar offence.—Defendant was fined Is and
costs.

ASSAULT CASE.—Job Cartwright was charged with
assaulting Samuel Brown, both being inmates of the
Stourbridge Union and the defendant was sentenced
to one month's hard labour.

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up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around u°
ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We suoY ,
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for'
tified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame- ,
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the County of Worcester: to *Dial Place
other communications mast be addressed.
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