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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

MANAGE.

Ma. I.VCRIAN Iliac's, • few days &en, took • hen's
egg from the Beet ..f one of ho bane 6fin. round and
over Sin. in length.
01:s New BUM RANI, came out on Itl,,nday and
paraded the street+, and did remarkably well, co-
eiderivg the time they have had the instrument..
Greet 1..,15e le due to Hr. W. Holt as their insttuotor.
Lerrcitz —On Toeeday evening the 1t.,. O. L.
Mansell. Rector .4 Chord% Kn.,ele, delivered • lecture
in t e National Schoolroom, on Egypt. It wail
taeo•aollv illustrated by m dda dvpqr views, Ike.
Tn. oceeds were in aid of the Furs •brook Nlission
lion Bilidli g Fund.
THa STIRMIRRI.—We were alai to greet our old
friends the " Empress" and "L ird }Clain" on Mon-
day hat, when they nommen-ad the season. livery
holy in Bemoan seemed right glad, and all who wen
able tone I out to have • holt at them. T•• • • wen
be attirel and calm, and. being Beak lielday, • large
comber availed themeelvea of the frequent trips to and
fr. to Bournemouth.
Temritaaioe Merrttto —On Monday evening last •
crowded salience Bated:led with rapt attention to the
Revs II J. MIIIIOII and W. Werninak. Mr. J. Lose,
officer at the coastguard,
_opened the meeting with
pr.yer. The Rev. H. .1. Mason (chairm.o). who WY
tuily apotalded, in'ir cloned th- speaker in a brief,
amount • seat. The Rev. W. Werniock, of Ware-
ham, them rose, amid great applause, and gave an
excelleat tips. ch, highly ,telie go/ the assemhly with
the num.r me applicable and SOICI.i aft anwloctes. A
note f thanks we. pawed by Mr. Lose to the rev.
genthor eu for their kind visit.

POOLS.
" THE CONY lITID CLOWN." —Mr. TTorrockst week's
minim here in connection with tb• Bane Ribbon
movement has malted is the tads( od 137 Dew aisli
Piedra u. 4111 idiot *dim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

ELECTION OF CHURCHWARDENS.

INRULTING THS CHAIRMAN.

The poU for the election of churchwarden* own-
s:mood co Saturday, sad promecied maid oonslderabls
smoitesomat. !hay of the friends of the /midi fates
assembled at the Oorn Exchange and, so ills alleged,
several of Gearing Thrines platinum impeded and
Intimidated the voters. This sontiousd, n ,teithstsni-
lug the reamantrances of the Magmas (Kr. Parkin-
:ma), sad eveatually one of themos Hr. Door, insulted
Min by calling him • Ur. Perkin.° at ono,
dosed ths pull. aad issued • adios to this effect :

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" pelt haste, bens Ude day owned at the To Hat
Wizaborats tor the paresis of polling for churohnerdeas
for the perish of Wlesborne Klaiber. sad varies; retepsysn
=lmes Intizaselsted sod obstructed ia attenuates I
thole rotes. sad the Obablata having been per-
soselly Wafted by *lO. Blot. by Itte selling tom d—d
liar. sad It beim lakponibie ts forth', e wry ea the Poll.—
I hereby dipolar. Oserles Itllls end Benjscais John
Lordly, °harakiri/dew of Wimbo ne lliattrr 1* the
I 4 1 ea yr. se sleeted ea the show ol hands at the
S 4414 vestry mailiag held op Yentas last"
In the ~snloi a public soesting was held is the
Oars Market oosaMalg do aoudad ol the gentleman
above-aaased.

MAL Sahel:MlT LID Altai Pasata.—The following
letter has been seat by Azabi Peale t ) Mr. A. hf.
Broodier, the ormasel who defended him ou his trial:
" To lay faithful and honourable friend and defender,
Mr. Betoadlee. May God preserve him la tiUs holy
Ireephig I—After peeseatiag you with sty most heart-
felt nl.atioes. I inform you that we all arrived in
s: d health at Oolocabo, is the Wand of Oryloo, os
10th of ja."". 1883. 614•• • els voles* of 14
daya. We were very cordially received by We
auilleelties of the ida, who had secured houses for
our aocommodation, sad who fuzol.b.d us with
nourishing food sufficient for the west, of our families
dudes several days. Ws joie Is offering our warmed
thanks to the Kagliab authorities for the respect and
Madame with which they have treated as, ae in teed
we always hoped from them. The town, the climate,
and the face of the weary suit us admirably. Vie
r= sending our childreo to tha nal eobools, and
the floglish lug:sago °weaves. Once the
twertkie of the eoullscation of our property is settled
s out it will be by your good offices), we shell
a we trout
a happy life. All my brethren and their Whims
ee.d you thai, hied regards. Please remember oil to
my brother Ahmed Bey illfst, U he I. with you, and
also t • your beloved mother, who is the oblseaciit
all our respect.—Your sincere (Head Wiped),
Aaeat, the Egypt/ea.—Jae. M."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

VESTRY MEETINGS.

HOLY TaIATV.
The Holy Trinity vestry meeting was held on
Ra.ter Monday, when the vicar, the Hes. J. D.
Addison, presld.d, there being present the Rev. W.
8. Shottleworth, Mr. H. Wheel-r. Mr. Thomas Snook,
and Mr. W. hi. Thiselt in.
The minutes of the meeting, and the n 'tics oonvenlog
the meeting, having been rea I, the VICIAI, in proposing
Mr. Wheeler as his churchwarden for the ensuing
year, escrowed hi. sratitudn for ins help reniered
him by the Rev. W. 8. Bhuttieworth, the church-
wardens, (U sirs. Wheeler and Snook), the organist,
(Mr. ritnroe), and the choir, durinr the year. He also
spoke rif the prosperous coo lition of the mboola.
which he said kiwi gone on very well, aid they had
received a Government grant of 1:600. He, in conclu-
sion, mentioned he had been Inoombent f Trinity
Church f .r 20 pliirs.
Mr. W. M. TRI,ILTO3I proposed, and the Rev, W,
Einvrrisworre searided, the re-election of
Thomas Snook ae pmi•hwarden.
Carried aritaui runnel y.
Mr. snoon having thanked those gement for re-
electing him, Mr. Tni.elt.m and Mr. Jibe DALlins7
w-re re-elected audit vs for the ensuing year. upon
the pr .po.iti..n of the Rev. W. S. Bzurn.sworre,
moulded by Mr. .411001.
A slight discussion ensued relative to the repair of
the etin•cb windows, eta.
MC W. THIMILT m proposed a vote of thaske to
the Rev J. D. Addiron for r residing, which the Rev.
W. S. Sactrrt.swoarß seconded, and the meeting
tennia&t•d.

NT. 101111'S.
John's vestry meetimt wee held ~u gest,u Mon-
day, natter the preskien,y of the Rev. 0 aloe Stephea-
eon, for the pompom of electing oburchmardeas and
sidemen for the ensuing year, and to ouosidew the
place for the new reredos.
Ur. Oakley was appointed vises warden. and Mr.
Str .tri as parish wards'', Messrs. White and Burt
befog appointed videsmen.
The plea for the new reredos was etuunimal, sad it
was revolved that the vicvr should give orders to the
architect to wowed with the w
It was mentioned hy Mr. ClauciT that a sum of £336
bad bean al.•.dy subarthed towards the fund for the
wompietioa of the church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

lvi

Gaaaral TIMING made • full explsoation of the
odaster affairs. The ex vend ture ha I been
81157 34. 11d., and of that 15s 91. ha I been wild
of. There was a hokum in the bank of £l7 80. 1 1.,
and there were subscription' unpaid to the amount of
223 En Of the latter he did not speak very hopefully ;
they were subscriptions on paper, and he had applied
more than ones for them, but h.d falls I to rot the
whey. That left • bat ince still to be met of £BsBe. 1.
He had applied to • great many people, and among
other, to one of the hereon land owners near, but the
reply he received was that for • great many reason' he
could not help them. lie exprthned the hope that he
should receive the balm,* outstanding, but he
promised them be should have to send the hat round
main and again. He alto promieed them they should
have a statement of every half.peany received and
every balf•psoar expended. (APPlntum)
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Bonougig Poulos, Tuesday.—Bologe the Mayor
(Mr. A. Reynold.) and Mr. T. Edmunds, Jam..ClarkA a straager to tlui town, waa charged in
with being drunk and riotous, and arthendl
assaulting a oonstable.—He pleaded guilty to the
firet charge, and, in answer to the mooed, said lie did
not remember myth's; about It, but would plod
guilty.—P.C. Fords, sold prisoner was drunk in the
dreg on Sunday evening. Ha was abusive when
taken to the station. qe struck the constable, doing
injury to bit knocklia—Tbe Benoh Maed h m 2s. Bd.
and cot. in each cam, amounting to a total of 155.,
lo default 14 days' hard labour.—Mary Ann
Manley, soother stranger, was charged with being
drunk and dieordedy on the 26th ult.—P.C. Border
saw def.ndant in Bouthetrset drunk. She was
expodog her person in the street, and committing a
nal.sace.—Fined 2e. 61. and coats (6s. 61), in default
seven day..—Both priamwre were removed In custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

EASTER MONDAY VESTRIES.
UT. rem's.

h Tam, for this with me Mkt on theaday mars.
fag. Mien there were preseat—Tlie Rector (Bev. T.
W. Knipe) in the chair, Mr. W. Darden sad Mr. G.
Portnoy (iberchwarderw). Mr. H. Durdes, Mr. T.
°combs, sad Mr. T. A. Pearce (clerk).
Aggrilanntruon Pennon. An anti-Beadiangh
pinkie° from Dorchester sad neituabozeiLbood lay do
the table, and the Rioter invited
}turfing or Carmonwasastra—Tbe Roots, said
their fait busbies@ was tho election of aboreb
sad combined with that should always be usderutooti
• vote of numb to the gestlemia for their services
dariog the path year. It was • FOMIIIt at great
personal regret to him that the good friend, Mr. W.
Dudes, who had served thorn far /5 years oat of the
last la, had thought fit to expels, • wish to retire from
being hie aburchwerden. He maw forward in as
saiirgasey, when poor Mr. Andrews woo saddeoly
removed, mad with a little persuasion he obtained bi
massot to sem for the mat year. He (the rector)
did not wish to put math premiere oa bins again, or
be wee sure with his math good nritura, be would have
yielded, but he had asked Mr. Hogg to act as his
eburobwarden. He was not praise., having an
angagemat la Dmonsbire, bat be bad commuted to
riot, and be was also very glad to bear that Mr. lisga
bad, asked the Mayor to be hied enough to act as kb
Indianian. Mr. T. Mamba proposed tbe ri-eleation of
Mr. W. Poona?, U be were willing to under
I take the Ales. He was sure they maid not
do better than reddoct him to the Mlles, the
duties of which he had so edlaisetly serried oat.
T'bs Mayor esooadod the proposition. which yes
carried sammimeemly. 51.1 r. Pommy owned his
wallopers to sot, lilt were the wish of the vestry.
Hs appointed lb. Gregory as his sideman.
Ti. Amami) 1141020411)11101M—Thare was • loag
dimamthon asthe *abject of the " enorosoimmt,"
which, as is well-Mown, is really • doarrniynz=
from the new Museum buildings lab ths eb
thr. T. (bombe Med it say reply been received
from the Maw= two In anewer to
the resolution passed at • previous vestry, mid for.
worded to them The Rector replied las bad mot
reseetvod • reply. He, however, Wormed ths Toothy
is was present at a meeting of SU Mum= NM-
=ION when the resolution was preemlnd ; sod,
although ha hardly say what madly
▪ lb* the seam of tie meeting migtrhatreter
that vestry had rather momoded their powsoe sad
some of the gentlames peemat thought It was is sates
eballitica of teem ea their part, W
sad had Maw
be imb ale... Hs would mot NW fmillior
then Se pledge khisbaisos OW was s bageoules oa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

STRANGE FREAK OF A BOY.

Om Friday, a lad named Fisher, beiongiag to the train-
ing ship 81 Vincent. was brought Iran Littlehautptoa to
lert In charge of the p dic On Wednesday moraine
he broke oat of the ship, went to Bnl.r. and boarded •
seven-ton yacht belonging to Lleptain Arm. In the mom-
ing be sot sail with the inteutioo of going to France.
When off Littlehaniptoo, hewing Koala 30 ogles, t 0...
hailed by the onsteuerd, ml as he did sot atomic. Owl
yacht was overhauled and brought back.

FIFTY WHITE PEOPLE MURDERED IN THE
UNITED STATE&
NEw Tong. Priday.—Aoro dins to intellimmos received
hos irom Now Kezicr and Arts ma. nearly Muy white mem
have limn murdered by Umber during the pad tour day..
The Indians Armies to saalhilate the whit, inhabitants
In the thiairsettled districts. Troops ham been despatched
In mutant ol tate mareuders.

sHocurzNa ACCIDENT AT CHATHAM.
An accident of • shocking
_character occurred on Thum
day asorain4 front which Moss Jasper. daughter of the
High assetWe of Olta'Asin. barely *soaped with bar life.
It appears that thy young lady wee standing with bar bock
to the Are. listening to her mother, who woe reading a
letter. when her dress bee me ignited. Lodng her omelets
of mind. she rushed wildly out of the roost up two nights
of stairs, bee brdy being measwhils enveloped in flames
After considwable di/Entity she woo caught and the team
extiaguished. when it wee found that she had sustained
such loisuies that bar Hie Is despaired of.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

WARIZAZ.,

Swig Frrm—iiir Moraine Mr. Yoarsley, Mr.
Garland, • d Mr. Loess. &Vended at the Town Hell in
referneeo to an out'inak .1 th disease in the division.
The pigs belonged in Mr. J H. Scott, of Bern Reels,
and be hoi IS a his premioes. The o .mmittee made
the an essay, order for elsoithter, &c.
Own"' Prrrr ?innings, Tueeday.—B -fore 0. Burt
and 0. I'. Ferrer, E q. T. E. Dowden, of R ke
Term, was charred with keeping two dogs without
l'e inse.—P.C. George Ron y proved the cane.—
D.fen lent pleaded guilty. end wee fined 5.. •nd
005t.,13.. 6.1.--Robert Masters, of Arne, was oherged
with riding without reins in the perish of Morn.—
P.C. John Still proved the mil —Defendant pleaded
nailtv. —Fined 61. an c nts, 5..—F. Dowland
Pina4ol guilty to h ring aesaulted Emm Taylor.
Mall.bus driver, at Slrs.,sge, on tato 23 d last., and
was fin-IS., and costa. 7s.

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IT.-4i. n TOserloy @veiling PIO enter.
tainment era. given in the 0 ngregational Achoolr e.m
by the notenh.re of the Wareham T.mperance Society,
con•iating of readings, song., duets. &a. The
meeting commenced at halliast seven, the Rev. H. I
P. St be. presiding. 'lt.f 'Sowing was the pr..
gramme :—Violin duet, Messrs. likewee Crumpler ;
son.% " little Si.ter's gone to Sleep, Mr. M• 4• ' • glee,
Co h •n• t. the Fair," voir ; violin solo, Mr. .S'e';eee.;
Pone, ' A Lht Li•iln i.la• d." \lr. E. Sm.th ; glee,
" From Hill to H " choir ; !tong, " Three Jolly
Said, Boys," Mr. H. tip tn.; reading, " L at," M.
Sm tb ; ...ng. "H me, Swet Home," Mi.s
Bennett; song, "Little Bow of Blue," Wm Selby;
glee, "Sort Wind, around Us," choir; reading,
"Jero.alern Pony." Rev. Simeon ; song. "Britiell
Linn.' Mr. H. Upeton• ; .on, "I Have heard Sweet
Made Stealing," Nit'. Mows; "God Save the Queen"
The Rev. Wert. inak. during the evening, eaves lareWell
speech to his temperance friends, In which he ••id
be was very sorry t leave Wareham, he heel's.:
had so many friends in the town. He stated
that hi, firer temperance owech who in War'.
barn, at el that sin,. he bad been there be had
been th wow/My vented in temperance work. He esid
he felt so warmly when speaking upon • temperance
pletforrn, that he mired in time. g no by he ha I given
off nice to a few; he begged now t express his sincere
sorrow for having dons PO, and to apologise. He
read two or three ,kits which mom. modern local post
had g. t up about him, and will h were highly amusing.
He said he was leaving with the Temperance 'Gaiety
In a good II mrtshing condition, and he sitoendy hoped
It would still continue, and wished them all God speed
in the god mm k.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

imams AT THE CHURCHES.

Rt. John's Ohnredi was beautifully 01,0i:waited for the
Easter festival. The centre panels of the reredos were
completely tilled with moss, upon which were designs
In daffodils. while • beautiful cross of scarlet oitmelies
hung In the ciente% The two outside panel. On atitiff
mid* were decked with trailing Ivy, while from
the bass, which was filled with moss, from
which sprang daffodil., tulips, and greases, pvmsflininll
a alortairt::: 'Pa°,7,rponc"- ..Tot :Ili. b."' °I
daffodils. The choir tans, readinsar-dwess, and gas
standards were trimused with stoics low and ever.
green. Much care and tronble had evidently been
spent upon the looters. At the bees was a beautiful
arum lity. around which were prim:dart, hyacinth.,
and daffodils. gramse and mom. The pulpit wee
also very lissfislully docked. Around the top ran •
bend of mom, bete vied there being sprigs of scarlet
guesdnine and bunches of primroses. At the base
was also • band moss, the top and bottom being
sonneeted by trailing ivy. The papas were filled
with moss, scarlet camellia, and priestess', while' In
lb* metre hang • cross of choice flowers. The other
gnat feature of the deeoratioss wee the font, the
beauty of which it le difficult to describe. From the
centre wean • moss of mom, makleshair faro, and
white azaleas, while around the top of the bowl wee •
bend M mom, maidenhair fern, leaves of the scented
geranium, Mine WWII. lilies of the valley, and other
white flowers. The ham was covered with toms, upon
which were strewn bunches of primroses, while IIMIIO-
- at the foot of the font were two pots of
I azaleas In full blo in. Among the loam who bad DO
beantif ally decked the sacred edifice were the Mimes
Stepbeeson, Tregaethee, Hopkins, Thompson, Raven.
hill, Frampton, Oarpenditbs, Penny, and Payne. The
services on Baster Day were of • specially joyous
nature. The anthem morning and evening was "The
Lied Is Hine."
tk:log Trinity Church was also prettily decorated,
hardly so elaborately es at Bt. John'N. Under
lbs abinsel window woo Wie tad " Nag ye in the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03

filarksts.

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

MONDAY.

Witeat dull aud we k. Fluur inactive. oats
unaltered. &Laird quiet ; la. per qr. I,twer.
beaus. aud peas uualterei. Arr.veui : Eu.Otah wuea',
4,615 qrs. : wait. 1,435 qrs. ; ft tar. 15,6'39 secka;
'rag wheat, 33 'JS7 qr.. ; barmy . 5,911 +a. ;
4,249 qrs. ; aud n .ur. 103 barrels, 26.201 each&

LONDON CORN (CLOSING).

hdlusiDay.

Wheat dull, wi h ten•leoce in buyer.' favour,
particularly for whit gusattes. Mem Is. easier oa
week. 04. dull. Bailey ,Iroooing. Beaus aud peel
ilsuilietagl. Flour emu., W sell.