The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-06-16 00:00:00

11.1.GLEY STOCK SALE.
EVERY 3101 STAY.
THE usual Supply of CATTLE, SHEEP,
PIGS, &c.
OATES, PERRENS, & ViTOOLDRID GE

STOURBRIDGI<:. STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY NI P, VINE 19th, 1883.
250 Fat and S...ore
20 HEAD of CATTLE.
Usual entry of CALVE 3 and PIGS.:
H. KING, AUCHON:!:ER.
Sale at 2 o'clock.
SWAN POOL PLATING FORGE,
BOWLING GREEN LANE, STOUi:BIUDCiE.
TO SPADE AND SHOVE.I. MANUFACTURERS
AND OTHERS.
•
M 0, th
R .11. KING instructedTl tt oLL b A
.b b y
,t,e Exors:
• TioN, on FFIOAY, 22nd day of jUNE, 1883, at the BELL
HoTr.t„ ~:z.ctitiarricite, at six o'ciock in -the Evening.
subject to conditions of Sale.
All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
the SWAN POOL, I'LtUG iOEGE and LAND,
L. situate in the Towdship of Stotuhridge, with Frontages
to the Bowling Green Lane, and to Swan :Street, now in
the occaption cfJ. F. Priest aud.Co..
The fixed PLANT consiati of an excellent 30-horse-
*, power HORIZON iAL srEA,NI ENLA E, Fly
Whees and Machinery, 3 PLATING HAMMERS and
• Gearing, FAN GriINDL, G MILL, Shears, and
CYLIIdDRIc..3AL BOILER, 26ft long;' Pumps and
Water 'tank, steam and Water Piping.
The Building sconsi,t of Forge with two hollow fires,
41' Engine-house, Stack 70 feet two Sl-tide Maker's Shops.
two Storey Warehouse, Moulding Fire and Shed, and
%Wood Office.
A portion of the Land may be sold off for Building
Ftrposes.
Toe above is in goad working order.
Tne Plant is well arranged and is capable of turning
out 200 dczs, per week.
Tnere is an excellent supply of water from the brook
v.hich runs through the propeity.
For further iniormatieu apply to Mr. Thomas Wall,
Solicitor, or t=i the Auctioneer, both of Stourbridge.

HAGLEY ROAD, 0 LDSIVINFORD.
/I- 11. W. FICDIAN is insttucted by the executors
of the late Mrs, Cox, to. SELL by ArenoN cs
ntove, on TCESDAV NENE', JUNE 19. h the excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURSITLNIE t,rul Effects, including
Iron French Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mahogany sofa,
Centre Table, Lady's Work Table, Mahogany Chairs,
Valua..de 7-Octave Tricliord CO 12TAGE PIANO-
FORTE, by Rogers and Sons ; 11„,ndsome Clock,
Tapestry Carpet, /ler Glasses, Linen, China, Kitchen
anu Cooking requisites, Iwo Glazed Window-ssahes,
and Fratueg, and wher t,rtices
• Catalogues of which may be had of the Auctioneer,
§S, High Street, Stourbridge.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock at noon.

J. B. HE YS,
Must° x-tErosuroity,
EIGII STREET, CRADLEY BEATH, AND
Ao. 5, lIORSE FAIR, KIDDERMINSTER.
ALL KINDS .9F MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
• TUNED AND REPAIRED. PIANO-FORTES
TUNED BY THE YEAR OR OTHERWISE.
Music Lessons given at either of the above Addressee

O U i '
BDERZ
M °'s7
by the 'C II ARI NG NjitllllOS's DEPOSIT
(Regd.) 28, Bedford Street, Strand, London,
Capital £150,00. Beserve fund £50,000,
Advances immediately made upon promissory notes as
follows, without de 1,, ctions,
Advance £25, 12 monthly repayments of £2 5 10
50 11 411 g
100 ' 9 3 4
Larger amounts the same in proportion.
Advances of £2O to £2,000 granted at a few hours"
notice in town o, country, male or female, on mortgage
of furoiture, trade and farm stock, p:ant, crops, &c.,
without removal, and to assist persons into burintss.
Also on deeds, policies, and reversions, itt 5 per cent.,
for one mouth to 14 years. Distance no object. Easy
repayments. S;rictly private. Call or write.
Spe,lial Notice to intending borrowers or deposNms
in town or country.-111. ,re applying elsewhere ask any
solicitor, auctioneer, &c,, knowing this establishment,
and you will at once find out you are treating with an old
establisl:ed (1870), fait-dealing Bank. We use our
cuatemers well ; they nlways come back . end recom-
mend us. Having a large capital and connection, we do
busieers cheaper than others Responsible borrow era
may rely upoa no pub:icity whatever. Liberal advances
made n deposit of p ate, j-wel:ery, and merchandise.
Deposits of £lO and upwards received at the following
bite, est, :
Subject to one months' notice of vvithdrawsl, 6 per cent
Subject to two mouths' notice of withdrawal, 7 per cent.
8 übjct to three mouths' notlce of with diawal 8 per cent
On dnpoiiAi of £lOO and upwards for a tiled period of
not 1.-ss than one year, the interest cait be aided, at d
the wink-, amount repaid quarterly.
A. WILLIAMS, Manager.

REmEDY FREr 1A vittim of 3 °wilful impru
C done causing Premature Decay
Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., baying tried in
Vain every known remedy. has discovered a simple self
cure, which be will sr.d t:KE to his
address J. H. IiKEVES,"ESQ., 43 t hatliam St., New
York City, U. S. A.

ONE BOX of DR. 'IIHOMSON'S UNI
VI-_,ItAL PILLS is gin,ranteed t ciaa3 pies in
the back, grav,l and cli discharge, and jai; art health,
tone and vigour, in evfry disort:er arising from de-
rangemnt.of the nervou!: system, or h4s of nervnis
hectily fore,. jn all eases of wZakntss. nervousness.
depression of spirits, trembling of the limbs, palpitation
of the heart, irritation of the liver and kidneys, rheu.
reuralgis, pairs in the back or head, gravel.&,e ,
they are an absolutely certam remedy ; having been
rigidly tested in a largo London practice for more than
a quarter of a century, and never known to fail in mat-
ing good appetite, proper digestion, refreshing e-:eep
an 4 restoring health and strength. Sample box seA
free to any one, on receipt of-3 penny stamp., by Dr.
• TIIOIISON, 55, Bartholomew load, lier,tish Town,
liDnden„

NATURE'S GREATEST REMEDY
For Restoration of Impaired Vitality.
BALT AND INTEGRAL STRENGTH •
are often undermined by imprudent indulgence,
end in order to repair the miac:iief may vainly seek
refuge in deleterious niedicinee.
The ItiONDEttS wreught by ELECTRICITY in :
Te.legraphy, Light, &c., and in various directions, are
harp issed by the curative effect afPULVEItHACHEIIZI.
Woal-famed GALVANO-ELECTiiIC ()HAIN lILND S
aud BELTS in a great variety of ailments, such as:
Pain;, Functional Disorders
Paralysis, resulting from
Cramp, Enfeebled Vital Energy
Spasmodic and
Nervous Affections,
rui- esre,ciallv GENERAL and LOCAL DEBILITY,
`1) proDI of which irrefutable evidence is furnished.
t it. little work on C-As all-itiportant istajfet ri.nst in-
every tufferer. cud. a yet usal will gratify the
4,ader by the copiers cuthoritadve clocipitent,, medical
4Ports, and testimetials contained therein from,
.4.r.°°Eget eera, ir C. Locecii, Bait., 141,1 f., Sir
I;.ILLIAZI I NR0U158,1,7,, hart., Sir HENRY HOLLAND, Bert.,
151! J. ii. Als.erris, BART., M.D., Dr. A. CLARK,
UYsician to the London Lloepital, &c., and a Lost o.
'tuhenticated private testimonials,
Peat free from
jL. FULVERMACPI ER'S GA LV AN I C
• Lstablishnent, 194, Bezent btreet, Lcridon,
'
'REMEDY FREE !—A victim of yt uthful impru-
, deuce causing Premature Dec ty, Nervous Debility,
tts't tt;anLood, &c , Laving tried in vain every licown
tv,t17"4,41as discovered a simple self cure, which he
%encl FREE to his fellow-sufferers.—Adthess J.U.
Ij 4.VESI Isq,, 43'Chatharti Street, New York Cit..

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
--
OPENING OF CHILLINGT ON PARK POOL
ON MONDAY, JUNE 18 h, fekets will be issuel to
CODSALL. at reduced fares, from OUR
BRIDGE JUNCTION at 12 43 p.m— B ett 11 Lane
1248. Brierley Hill 12.52, Round Oak 12.56, Dudley
9.27 & 1 11, Tipton 9.32 & 1•16, Princ s End 9.35 & 1 19,
DPisy Bat k 9.38 & 1.22, ana Bilaton 9 41 k 1.25 ; t 3 re-
turn same day at 10.30 p.m.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, an Excursion Train
for BIRKENHEAD, Liverpool, Stockp,rt, Man-
chester, Lingollen, Rua' on, Corwen, Bala, Wrexham
aud Chester will leave Worcester at 2 0 p in , Droicwich
2*12, Kiddtrminsttr 236, Stourbridge Junction 3.2.
Stournort 2.43, Bewdley 2.55, BrAlg,north 3-33, Coalport
3.50, cud Ironl.rid, e 4 0 p.m ; to return June 25t cr
28th.
Per FAf'es ate special bills.
J G EIF.I3SON, General Manager.

TIONAL OLYMPIAN
ASSOCIATION.
THE SIXTH FESTIVAL
Will be hel': • on the grounds of the Hadley Institute
Ciub (under A.A.A. Ruler), at
Had ley, Wellington,
S ..A.I_,OP
MONDAY, JULY 2nd, 1883,
Wen Prizes cf upward of £l5O in value will be
comiletA for.
OPEN EVENTS. Valueof
Prizes.
120 YARD. 4 HANDICAP FLAT RACE ... 15 15 0
410 „
8. 80
1 MILE 11
... 10 10 0
4 MILES y 1/
... 15 15 0
1 MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP ••• 8 8 0
2 MILES BICYCLE HANDICAP ... 13 13 0
POLE LEAPING
••• •S• *co 6 0 0
HURDLE TILTING ON HORSES ... 90 0 0
GLEE CONTEST ..• ••• ... 10 0 0
In addition to the above prizes a National Olym-ian
Association Silver Medal, value 253 will be given to
e,eh w nner of a first pr,ze, and a Brorze Medal, malue
10a Ci.lo each winner of a i•eucind prize ; and one
silver Medal will be given to the Conducttr of the Glee
Party wdruing the first prize, and one Bronze Medal to
the Conductor of the party ilioning the Second Prize,
UANDICAPPER—H. M. OLIVER (The Athlete)
STARTER—G. GAUNTLET. (Pi ofcssional)
ENTRIES CLOSE. JUNE 20tb, 1883.
Entry Forms may be obtained of
JOHN CHURLEY, Hox. SEC.,
HADLEY, WELLINGTON, SHROPSHIRE.

STOURBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB.
The Sixth Amateur
ATHLETIC SPORTS
(Under the Rules of the Amateur A th:etic Associotion)
In connection with the above club, take place at
THE CRICKET G ROUND, HOLLOWAY END,
STOURBRIDG-E,
ON MONDAY, .T UL Y 23rd, 1883,
Commencing at 2.30 punctually.
Prizes to the Value 0f.€140 will be Given,
hcluding
Two Challenge Cups, of the value of Twenty-
five ginueas each.
Presented by the President, W. J. Tnrney, Esq., J.P.
The Couree is tLe Finest Gras Track in tha Midland
Counties.
A MILITARY BAND
Will be in attendance.
The Prizes will be distributed at the conclusion oj the
Spoits by the Tresident.
ADMISSION. 6d ; Enclosure, Is. extra. Tickets for
Ground and Erolosure, is. ea.h. if purchasa i before
the 19th July.
Forms of Entry, and any further information will be
furnished on application to Mr, T. Clulee, Slourbridge,
Mr. H, M. Oliver, "Midland Athlete."

_
STOURtsRIDGE IMPROIEMENT ACT,
186 6 .
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual General
Meeting f the Stourbridge Improvement Com-
missioners, will be held at the Commissioners' Room,
Cern Exchange, on WEuNEsDAY, 20th day of JUNE next,
(being the third Wednesday' in June), at three o'clock
in the afternoon, and noticelis also xiven, that Printed
Copies of the Annual Statement and Account for the
year ending March 25th last, to be laid before the said
Meeting, are deposited at the °thee of the Clerk to the
said Commissioners, for the inspection of the Creditors
atid Ratepayers or other parties interested.
At the said Annual Meeting, the Ratepayer. present
thereat may appo nt two or more persons, not being
Commissioners, to be Auditors of the Accounts of the
said Comtui,siuners ; and if no odder pols 71 present at
such meeting p-opose the naines of two persons to to
appointed Au ,itors by such 3?eoting, it will be the duty
of the (:lisirnis.ri of the Meet:ng to propose the names
of two persons to Le so i pi ointed.
JOHN *TAYLOR,
CLERK.
26, High Street, S,.ourbridge,
ine 4th, ISB3.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEM EN T AC C
1, 8 8 6 ,
AND THE ACTS INCORPOBATED THEREWITH,
IMPROVEMENT & HIGHWAY RATES.
N.OTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at ths next
Monthly Meeting of the :;touilornlge improve-
ment Commissioners to be holden at the Com-
missioners' Room, Corn Exchange, Stoarbridge, on
Monday, the 25th day of June instant, at ihree o'clock
in the Afternoon, it is intended to make an IMPROVE-
MENT RATE of One Shilng in the Pound, and a
IitGiIWAY RATE. of One Shiliing in the Pound,
pursuant to the 74th and 72nd sections of the Stout-
bridge Improvement Act, 181;6.
And Notice is Hereby G..ve:l, that S.tatenents of su;ii
proposed Rates are deposited for inspection by .I.e
Ratepayers, at the Office of the '%lerk to the said
Commissioners, No. 26, High Street, :Ambridge,
Dated this 15th day of June, 1888.
JNO. TAYLOR,
Clerk. •
STOURBRIDGE INIPROVEMEN'r
COMMISSIONERS AS THE URBAN
S A NITARY AUTHORITY
FOR TEE Dl,SiftlOl' OF STuURBRIDGE.
•
Notice of In.erded General District Rate,
munch; Is HEREBY trIVEN that, in
I.lltusuance of the provisions in this behalf of the
.2:ourbridge Improvement Ac , 1866, and of the Public
Heath act, 1875, the titourbridgo Improvement Com-
missioners, .as ,the Urban Sanitary Authority for
the Township of Stourimidge, in the County of
Worcester. being an Urban Sanitary District, which,
under the said Acts is subject to the jurisdiction of the
said Commissioners as such Urban bauitaty Authority
intend, on MOI,DAY, the 25th dayof JUNE instant, at/Three
o'clock in the Afternoon, to make a GENERAL DIS-
TRICT RATE for the above.nanied District, at SIX-
PENCE IN THe.; POU-riD ; and that a Statement of
the proposed Rate is deposited at my Office, 26, High
Street, Stourbridge, where the same may be inspected
between the hours of Ten am. and Twelve eau., by
all Persons interested therein.
Dated this 15th day of June, 1883.
JNO. TAYLOR,
Clerk to the above-named Commissioners,

STOURBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB,
ATHLETIC SPORTS
MONDAY, JULY 23rd, 1883.
mENDERS W.AIC-TED f r BAND for the above
SPURTS. Sarre to be sent in by Jan, 30th, to
- THOMAS CLULEE, Stourbridge.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
WITHOUT PAIN.
MR.
T 1
J. r.APPERSON,
• .SURGEON DENTIST,
ATTENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
From 11 t.:11 5.
At 120, HIGH STREET,
STOURB RID GE.
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS -HAMSTEAD ROAD
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ivIIDLAND WAREHOUSE
111USIC
181, LOWER HIGH STREET,
Is the only place in Stourbridge where you can obtain
a Pianoforte, Harmonium, American Organ, or any
other kind of musicalinstrament, on the easy system of
Payment by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instal-
ments.
EITHER PIANOFORTE or HARMONIUM MAY
BE HAD FOR ONE. POUND DOWN.
For further particulars, apply, 181, Lower High Strcet,
Actordianr, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Guitars,
Banjos, Flutes, Efes, Barrel Organs, Orgauines,
Melodious, Violins, and a great variety of caul. Instru-
ments, may be had on Weikly Payments of One
Shilling.
The Musical Instruments, by celebrated makers, now
in stock, will be found superior to many, and inferior to
none. ro intending purchasers an early inspection is
earnestly invited.
Tunings Li Stourbridge and the surrounding districts
contracted for by the year.
Terms for Tuition, Fifteen Shillings and One
Guinea per Quarter.
A Library of Popular Music (Sacred, Secular Vocal
and Instrumental) in numbers at 3d each. Ail new
music at half price.
A Concert Pianofort. for Hire by the night.
Accordians, Concertinas, and other Instruments
repaired.
FREDERICK GREEN,
MIDLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
LOWER IGH TREET.,
iBl9l-1 S
TOURBRIDGE.

RHEUMATISM.
D HEUMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Pains
t) in the Head, Side, Back, Joints' and Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price le. lid
per box. Sold by Bir. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vend°
51, Coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and all Chemist
Wholesale by all the London Houses

ERVOUS DEBILITY.—GRATI , a Medical
IN Work showing sufferers hcw they arty be
cured without the aid ofQuacks. Free on receipt
of a postage stamp.—Address SECRETARY, ITlstitUtO
f Anatomy, Brmingliam.

Enlarged Edition, pp. 360, bound, is or 14 stamps
HOMCEOPATHIC FAMILY INSTRUCTOR
BY DRS. RICHARD AND W ASHINGTON EPPS.
Describes fully and prescribes for a hundred diseases
London—James Epps & Co.. 48, Threadneedle-st., and
170,Piecadilly. In Stourbridge, Epp's Bomceopatnie
edieines are only sold by A. P. Morris. 136,

THE "FRIEND IN NEED" AND
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piles, fits &Le., &,7., whether .arisink from bran work,
worry, intemperance, or enervating habits. This Look,
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result of BO years successful practice, whereby sufferers
may regain health without recourse to those dangeroos
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is no quackery or learned mystery in this book, but a
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treatment of this pernicious class cf disear.es, all set
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to be useful."—Dublin Hospital Gazette, This work is
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NOTICE TO •PATIENTS.—AII who need confidential medical
advice should at once send a full statement of the case,
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DVICE GRATIS. A Medical man up
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Purityine Mixture, No. 2 .. I Is. Od.. per Bottle
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Worm Powders .. • . 2s. 94. per Box.
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Antibilious Pills.. 4s. 6d. per Box.
Pile Electuary ss .• .. 2s. 94. per Box.
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This Powder, so celebra.c-J, paufeetly urrivalled in de-
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Woollens and Furs should be. well solink.ed lot tin
Powder before placmg away. It is invaluablo to tak,to
the Seasid,. To.avoid disap2Ointinent insist upad having
"KEATING'S POWDER."
No °tiler Pow3er is eff,ctull. Sold °nil./ in tins, 61.
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_
" KEATING'S WORM TABLETS."
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A HAIRDRESSING COMPETITION.
In London, on Tuesday evening, the annual soiree
of the Soci4t4 du Progrhs de in Coiffure was held in
the banqueting-room of St. James'e Hall.
According to custom the proceedings began with a
hairdressing competition, in which experiments were
made upon the heads of living models. A number of
ladies having taken their place in front of looking.;
glasses upon a long raised table, the competitors sat
to work to arrange their hair in various forms under
certain conditions previously announced. In the prin-
cipal competition for an unpremeditated arrangement
the jurors awarded a gold medal to Mr. Best, andir
silver medal to Mr. Boyer. Other prizes were araci
given.
There was an exhibition of wigs, dressed figures and
other objects connected with the hairdresser's business,
and the evening's entertainment wound up with a ball.
EPITOME OF NEWS.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
Mr, Hugh Mason will move a resolution in favour
of woman's suffrage on Friday, July 6. The motion
will stand as the first amendment to Supply on that
day. •
In London, on Tuesday evening, the members of the
Royal Naval Club of 1765 dined together at Willis's
Rooms, to commemorate Lord Howe's victory of the
Ist of June, 1794. The Prince of Wales was "the
guest" on the oecasion.
The Customs revenue of the Russian Empire, ex-
clusive of Turkestan for the first quarter of the present
year, amounted 20,797,030 roubles against 19,297,860
roubles during the same period of last year.
The name of Prince Albert Victor, the eldest son
of the Prince of Wales, has been entered on the books
at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he will
eommenoe residence next October.
The powder magazine of the fortress of Scutari has
been struck by lightning. A great explosion followed,
and a portion of the bazaar was destroyed. Many
persons were reported killed.
A Parliamentary return was issued last Saturday
relating to the business of the county courts in Eng-
land and Wales for 1882. The total number of plainta
issued for sums not exceeding £2O was 1,009,185; above
£2O and under £5O, 11,771 ; above £5O, 270 plaints.
Defendants in 9,880 cases only obtained a verdict.
Last year 19,928,011 tons of wale, 466,249 tons of
cinders, and 542,188 tons of patent fuel were exported
from the United Kingdom • and the imports of coal
into London reached 10,392142 tone,
The Yorkshire Union of Mechanics' Institutions has
now 269 bodies in association, with a membership of
53,460. Last year 28,250 volumes of books ,were lent
to the village libraries.
In Berlin, on Saturday, the Emperor of Germany
reviewed the Guards Artillery Brigade, 76 guns strong.
His Majesty, who is now in his 87th year, remained
over two hours in the saddle, rapidly passing from one
part of the fiell te the other,
It is intended that the University College for Mon-
mouthshire and South Wales shall be in operation to
some extent in October, and a suitable site for the in-
stitution is being sought after. The appointment of
principal, at a'salary of £7OO per annum, will be made
on the 18th inst.
The number of actual British and foreign ship-
wrecks reported during last week was 21, making a
total of 936 for the present year, the increase against
the corresponding period of fast year being 216.
British-owned vessels numbered eleven, and steamers
e•ght, of which six were British steamers, with a ton-
nage of 5,889 tons. Total tonnage lost for the week,
12,715 tons. Thirty-five lives were lost.
Adders are multiplying so rapidly in France that
the Ministry of the Interior offers rewards of 50 cen-
times to a franc for each one killed.
A healthy condition of the Canadian finances is re-
ported. The revenue for the eleven months of the
current fiscal year ending with May amounted to
12,330,103 dols., and the expenditure to 24,109,926
dole.
The Princess Louise contributed several oil and
water-colour sketches to the Exhibition of the Royal
Canadian Academy ot Arts at Toronto, which has
recently been opened.
The Legislature of Tennessee has passed a Bill
making gambling a felony. Five thousand dollars'
worth of gambling apparatus has been burned on the
public square of Nashville by order of the Criminal
Court.
From April Ist to the 9th inatant the Exchequer
receipts amounted to £16,412,801, as compared with
815,545,168 in the corresponding period of last year.
The expenditure has been £15,821,772. On Saturday
bud the balance in the Bank of England was i 5,541,129,
and in the Bank of Ireland £1,288,636,
The British steamer Joseph Dodds, bound from
Taganrog with a cargo of wheat, has been wrecked
near Gallippia. The captain was drowned, but the
crew, numbering 22 persons, were saved.
A steeple-jack, named George Williamson, of Man-
cheater, died at Salop Infirmary on Saturday, having
on the previous day fallen from St. Alkmond's spire
at Shrewsbury, a height of 76 feet.
Lloyd's Agent at Archangel, by telegraph dated
Solombal, June 12, reports that a great fire has
occurred at the White Sea Company's mill and deal-
yards, and both are totally destroyed. The damage
Is estimated at £15,000.
Presiding at the annual meeting of the National
Society on Tuesday, the Archbishop of Canterbury
stated that during the past twelve years five millions
had been spent on Church schools, and last year there.
was an'increase of 48,000 in the number of scholars.
A resolution approving of the principles of the society
was proposed by Sir S. Nortbcote, seconded by Vis-
count Cranbrook, and agreed to,
There were 2,608 births and 1,400 deaths registered
in London last week. Allowing for increase of popu-
lation, the births were 56 above, and the deaths 52
below, the average numbers in the corresponding
weeks of the last ten years. The annual rate of
mortality from all causes, which had steadily declined
In the four preceding weeks from 21'8 to 18'5 per
1,000, was again 18'5.
A thunderstorm paned over the Ross (Hereford-
shire) district on Sunday night. At Llandinabo, just
after the evening service the church was struck by
lightning and considerably damaged. Five children
who were taking shelter horn the storm were injured.
In the same district on the previous Friday fifteen
sheep were killed by lightning.
On Saturday a tremendous thunderstorm, accom-
panied by torrents of rain, passed over Aldershot
Camp. The Militia regiments under canvas were
"blooded out" for about four hours, during which
dense leaden clouds enveloped the camps, causing
"twilight darkness," which was frequently relieved
by vivid flashes of forked lightning.
On Sunday a force of 170 policemen, supported by
129 soldiers of the 92nd (Gordon) Highlanders, as-
sembled at Strome Ferry, the western terminus of the
Highland Railway, to prevent rioting on account of
Sunday railway traffic. A couple of thousand persons
threatened to assemble, hut were prevented by timely
influence, and the repressive force was consequently
not required.
The annual cricket match between the representa-
tives of both Houses of Parliament and the Westminster
School was played at Westminster on Saturday, the
Lords and Commons scoring 151 in the first innings
and 93 in the second. The School scored 158 in one
innings, and time did not permit the second to be
played.
A New York telegram says that the visible supply
of wheat on June 8 was 20,300,000 bushels, as against
20,100,000 bushels the previous week. Visible supply
of Indian corn, 13,800,M0 bushels, as against 13,400,000
bushels the previous week. The export clearances of
wheat for Europe during last week amounted to
460,000 bushels; the export clearances of Indian
corn for Europe during last week amounted to
1,220,000 bushels
During last week no less than 12,000 immigrants
were landed at Castle Garden in New York intending
to settle in various parts of the Sta tee. All appear-
ances go to show thatthe emigration this year, both
to the United States and Canada, will be unusually
heavy.
The Silhet, Captain Pitt, left Plymouth for Queens-
land on the 9th inst., baying on board the following
emigrants :-128 single men, 63 single women, and
142 married couples, making a total of 381 souls, equal
to 333 statue adults.
In the week ending Saturday last there were entered
for consumption at the Metropolitan Cattle Market
2,470 head of fat beasts; in the corresponding week of
1882, 3,670 ; 1881, 4,830; 1880, 3,890; 1879, 4,400;
1878, 4,570; 1877, 2,740; 1876, 4,430 ; 1875, 4,910;
and 1874, 4,490.
The Politisch.e Correspondenz (Vienna) reports the
existence of famine in many districts of Asia Minor,
where whole villages of Kurds and Turks are living
upon weeds. Many have already perished, and grain
has risen to six times its usual price.
On Monday morning one of the employes of Messrs.
Barker and Co., carriage builders, of Chandos-sbreet,
London, while assisting to lower a carriage from the
fourth floor, Blipped and fell to the bottom, and was
instantaneously killed.
The Paris Municipality has resolved to appoint a
Committee to urge on the French Government the
removal of the fortifications and the sale of the site
for building purposes so as to effect a reduction of
rents. It was objected by some members that the
removal would cost 26 millions, and that the wall
enabled Paris to hold out for five months in 1870.
Late on Monday night one of the daughters of Mr.
Hutcheson, Chief Magistrate at Turriff, Aberdeen-
shire, suffered greatly from the toothache, and to
alleviate her sufferings she procured some chloroform
end put it in a handkerchief and applied it to her
mouth, Subsequently she retired to her bedroom,
and a. she did not reappear it was hoped she had ob-
tained relief, Next morning she was found dead on
the floor. Deceased was only twenty, and was a great
favourite in the district.
The sturgeon fishery in the Elbe has been consider-
ably more productive during the earlier part of May
than had been the case during many previous years.
The richest captures were effected at Gliickstadt and
at Kollmar ; the takes at these two stations during the
month of May amount to 667 sturgeon near the first.
named, and 308 sturgeon near the last-named town.
The total of captures during May in the Lower Elbe
is stated to be a trifle above 4,000 sturgeon.
The deaigns snbmitted in the first competition for a
memorial to Alexander 11. of Russia not having
satisfied the jury, invitations have been sent out for a
second competition. The monument is to be erected in
the Kremlin at Moscow. The material may be granite,
porphyry, marble, or bronze. The cost of the monu.
ment is not to exceed one million roubles (2150,000).
Four prizes, ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 roubles, will
be given for the beat designs.

UXITRIANT HAIR, WHISKERS,
. MOUsTACHIOB, .tc, A Physician after rani,'
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