The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-10-18 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION
RAGLEY STOCK SALE.
NEXT SALE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 270,
OATES, PERRENS. and WOOLDRIDGE.
HARTLEBURY STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21st. AT ONE.
250 SHEEP and LAMBS.
30 Head cf FAT and STORE CATTLE,
The usual entry of Calves and Pigs.
OATES. PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE.

3 ACRES OF POTATOES,
AT WMIIIII4E,,
.Will be Sold by Auction, by
OATES% PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE
OflmoNDAy NEXI, OCIOBBIt 20th, 1879. at the
e,oucluiion of the Sate if Mr. Firtnstone's Yarmieg
§toek, 3 &CI-OLS of White Hock Ps) VATO&S, balong-
log to Wm. 'Crow, Esquire, in a Field adjoining the
lane from Churchill, towards Ismere.

FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE,
AT THE HA YES.
MESSRS
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE,
are favoured with Instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, upon the premises, the CASTLE INN, THE
HAYES, On iLONDAY, OCTOBER •20tb, 1879, at Six
O'clock in the Evening, Subject to conditions then to be
produced, THAT VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
eITELIC-HOUSE The CAS ME INN, r.foresaid,
!nether with the 13rewhouse, Stapling, Yard, Ontbuild-
-I,?lits, and Appurtenances in the occupation of Mr. John
nil], situate at the Hayes, in the parish of Oldswinford.
, The house contains Two large Cellars, Bar and Tap
ia ne, 32ft, beg; Capital Smoke Room, Good
.I.lttilatti, Large Lodge Room, suitable Bed Rooms, and
4Ltitrauce
o_There is a good Bresvho e with Water Cistern, Well
Water, Stabling for Two Horses, Walled-in-yard,
lggeries, and other Outbuildings, forming together a
Luchit compact and complete Busini,2s Premises, near to
several works, and doing a thriving ad increasing trmie.
_ For further information, apply to Mr. Thomas Wall,
Solicitor ; or to the Auctioneers, Stourbridge.

CHURCHILL COURT,
NEAR KIDDERMINSTER.
MEssßs.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with instruedons from W. T. Firm-
nuiie Esqr., who is leaving England, to Sell by Auction,
cat MONDAY, TUESDAY, and Wiinsusnas, OCTOBER 20th,
21st, and 22nd, 1879, at Churchill Court aforesaid, the
whole of his Costly Modern HOUSEHOLD FUHNI-
TUUE, Flock of Shropshire SHEEP, Valuable Hackney
)(ARES, Cart Gelding, Wagonette. Dog Cart, Cow in
calf, Farming Implements, tsc,
8•10 to commence at 11 o'clock each morning.
Catalogues may be had of UM Auctioneers, 102, High
Streets Btourbridge.

FREEHOLD HOUSES AND LoIND AT
BELLBROUGHTON.
pATES. PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
aro favoured with instructions to SELL by
°TEL
RUCTION, at the house of Mr. Farmer, the Q WM'S
'jaws itoaGLITON, 011 OCIOBBR
20t '
h, 1879, at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, sub-
to conditions then to be produced, and which will
lamForporate the Common Fo:m Conditions of the Sir-
Law Society, FOUR GENTEEL FREE•
O,,LD COTTAGES, with the Brewhouses, Piggeries,
Qtbuildings, and Extensive Gardens, compri,iug to-
ge,ll,err upwards of an Acre, occupied by Job Bate,
Davies,Jamea Taylor, and William Mountford ,
"eing at the present low rents 1:34 103' OA, per au-
vir'• aAtuste in the plea- tiniest part of the picturesque
p 14"
of Bellbroughton, adjoining the Cuurch, and
r?perties of C. Y. Noel, Esq.
. -there is sufficient ruom for the erection of 8 or 10
uo,lises, with a beautiful pro3pect.
17:V?r further inforcuatton, apply to the Auctioneers,
;:tga Street, Stourbridge ; or to Messrs. Slater and
'tlrahall, Solicitors, Darlaston.

AUCTION SALE ROOMS,
1021 II IGH aSTREET, ST OURBRIDGI,
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
, have the pleasure to announce that they hold
A periodically at the above Rooms, to: the disposal
vLatea, louses, Building Land, Pastures, Wines
I v
ks of Art, &c., dm, at a moderate fixed seals of
4.'"ges, to be had on anylication.

TO EDGE TOOL MAKERS.-FOR SALE
, About LOW pones CLEF r ASH, chiefly 3ft. Gin.
felloi two ycars, stockel in dry. Apply, C. J.
"462, Atwood Bank, neAr Redditch.

TO LET.--Two Villas at the top of Corser
1.,
, Street, Lore Lane,•Stourbridge, containing good
atrance Hail Parlour, Dining Room. Four Bedrooms,
d
1" Kitchen, Large Cellar, Large Gardea, a good
4"PPIy of hard and soft water kc. Immediate possession
EQ, 1Y be hld on application to Mr. W. 11. Ihnimett,
,:orsar Street.

To LET.--The Premises lately known a 8
str the " Hole in the wall Ina," situate near High
.43-eet, these Premises are well adapted f r Ocea, or
t 7 ether business requiring a central position.—Apply,
n Air. George Taylor, on the said Premises.

J. T. HICKS AND CO.
BUILDERS, PAINTERS, AND PAPER-
HANGERS.
bealers in Drain Pipes,
.Chimney Pots, Cements
Plaster o Fuji, Cow Hair. &a.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING WORK ATTENDED TO.
Address:—
80, PARK STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

WILLIAM GREEN,
54) HIGH STREET,
sTouRBRiDGE.
DEALER IN PAPER HANGINGS,
" PERIENOED PAPER-HANGERS IiMPLOYED.
PAINTS CAREFULLY MIXED FOR USE.
VARNISHES FOR ALL PURPOSES,
WRITING, SIMI, AND DRY COLOURS.
OILS, TURPENTINE, AND
TEREBINE.
WHITE LEAD, and DRYERS.
SEIRET LEAD, BRASS TAPS PIPES.
PUMPS, CLOSETS, BASINS,
AND TRAPS,

SALES BY AUCTION.
STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 187 D.
H. KING, Auctioneer.

WHITTINGTON HO USE FARM,
Near STOURBRID GE.
VIR. H. KING is instructed by Mr. BER-
-xi. RIDGE, who is leaving the above Farm, to
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY and W/IDNIBSDAT,
00f0BER 21st and 22nd, 1879, the whole of his LIVE
and DEAD FARMING STOCK, comprising EIGHT
HORSES, inclu ling steam of six Powerful sad Young
Draught Horses, WELL-BRED HACKNEY MARE
and a very useful HALF-BRED ROAN FILLY, 3 years
old; 57 SHEEP. via .-13 Fat Sheep and 44 Shropshire
Lrrans ; 2 silo r-HORN DAIRY C)W and well-
bred youag Heifer. Fat and St,:re Piga, Poultry, &a.
RICKS of BARLEY, WHEAT and RYE, the PRO-
DUE of 62 ACRES, Straw to be left. 26 ACRES of
SWEDES and TURNIPS, to be consumed, and 11
Acres of Potatoes, Capital Implements, (te„ c.
Also the whole of the EXCEi,LENT and MODERN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. comprising Dining ani
Drawing Room Suite, Pianoforte, the appointments of
several Chambers; Dairy, Kitchen and cooking utensiis
N!ell-huilt DOG CA RT. and TWO-WHEEL SOCIABLE
Sale to Commence eaeh morning at Eleven o'cloek.
Order of sale, Tuesday, the Farming Stock; Wed-
nesday, the _Furniture.
Catalogues may be had at the place of sale, or of the
Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

MOSS FIELD HOUSE,
KINGS WINFORD
R. H. KING is instructed by the Exors.
J. of the late John Poisson Esqr. deceased, to
Sell try 4kliCtloll, On MONDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1879, as
abuve, part of the EXCELLENI: ROUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Effe‘:ts c mprising 12 Dining Room
Chairs and Easy Chairs. in massive Spanisn Mahogany
and Morocco Lather; Stdeboard B4okcase with plate-
gliss doors, Pier Gia,s, Capital Brussels Ca:pets and
Rugs, Walnut Davenport and Centre Table, a VERY
HANDSOME CHAMtiER SUITE, OF FIRST-CLASS
MANUFACTURE, IN CARVED SPANISiI MAHOG-
ANY comprising Bedsteads, Marble 'fop Toilet Tables,
and three-partition Wardiobe with plate-glass panel;
(loose Feather Beds, Kitchen, (ulinary, and Out-door
Articles. Library of valuable 130f)KS, including 511.411," S
S rATFOIIDSHIRE, and _NASH'S WOE
S1lllfbi; Cu Table (lass and China, Beautiful
PARIAN STAIUETTE, " UNA. AND THE LION,"
Copeland. Oil Paintings and Engravings, including a
proof before le,ters, of the ROLL CALL; Case of
tROPICAL BIRDS, Well buil'. PILE CON and HAR-
NESS, Greenhouse Plants, &c., &c.
Catalogues may be hod at the Cross Hotel, Kingswin-
ford, or of the Auctioneer, Stourbridge.
• Sale at Eleven o'clock.

PIGEON HOUSE FARM,
COMPTON, Near KiNVER.
MR. H. KING is Instructed by the Bum!. of the
late Mr. John Salter, deceased, to SICIAL by
AUCTION, in the month of October, the whole of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK AND
EFFECTS.
Particulars in future advertisements.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
AT OLDSWILYFORD, Near S FOOTBRIDGE.
R. .W. FIDDIAN is instructed to Sell by
iv Auction at the Waterloo Inn, Oldswinford, on
TUEBDAT, the 21st day of OCTOBER, 1879, at Six o'clock
in the evening, and subject to conditions then to be
produced the undermentioned FREEHOLD PRO-
RIY via :
AR that desirable Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate at Oldswinford, fronting the Stourbridge and
Bromsgrove main road near the before mentioned Inn,
with the Nailahop, Garden, Pump of Water, :and appur-
tenances thereto belonging. and in the occupation of
Edwin Walters.
The above property could, at a moderate outlay, be
converted into business premises, for which, from its
excellent position it is admirably alapted.
For further particulars apply to Mr. A.. Pnillips Price,
solicitor; or the Auctioneer, both of Stourbridge.

IMPORTANT AND CENTRAL PUBLIC-HOUSE
aed BUSINESS PREMISES in :HIGH STREET,
S iOIJkthItIDGE.
TO BREWERS, SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
tFoISDEDLLIAbNy
A.isufactivloottNreda itthhe trutloC-
r
HOTEL, ON VEDNEsDAY, the 22nd day Of OOTOBER, 1879
at five for six o'clock in the Evening, subject to condi-
tions then to be prolucel, and in one lot, the under-
melidoned FRii.AtIOLD PROPER IT viz .
All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD OLD.
LICENSED PUBEL)-HOU2E, known as the "Old
King's Head", situate in Higa Street, Stourbridge, and
in the occupation of Mr. Th_mas Brooks, containing
Bar, Sualke Room, Tap Rooro, Sitting Room, Club
Room Melt by 18ift., Store Room, and Throe hl
rooms, wicn extensive Cellarsg iiez•waous,, F.Jur-stall
Stable, Yard with side entranc.3,an.', other app artouanccs
Also the capital BUTCHER'S 8130? and premises
adjoining the above and in the occupation of M. George
Davies
The property has the large frontage of 42ft to the•
best part of Ellh Sir et, 4" contains an area of
square yards, It is admirably adapted fical its Centre'
position for conversion into wine and spirit stores, and
is well worth the attentiOn of Investors j pistais.hause
, and Business properties
For farther particulars and.. tee.plan, Apply to Mr.
A. Phillips Price, SOiltlitoC ; or .the 'Auctioneer,
bridge.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES AND
BUSINESS PREMISES,
UNION STREET, STOURBRIDGB
MR. W. FIDDIAN is favoured with in-
structions to Sell by Auction, at the TALBOT
HOTZL, BTOUSUIBIDGB, ON WiDNUDAT, the 22nd day of
Oovozza, 1879, at Fire for Six o'obck in the Evening,
subject to conditions then to be produced., the under-
mentioned Valuable Freehold PROPERTY, viz
those Two very Desirable FREEHOLD HOUSES with
the large Gardens, Outbuildings and Appurtenances
thereto belonging, situate in Union Street, Stourbridge,
and now, or late, in the respective occupations of Mrs.
'Warner, and Mr. W. Green, Plumber and Painter. The
house lately occupied by Mr. Green contains Two front
Parlours, with Bay Windows, Sitting Room, Kitchen,
Pantry, Four Bed Rooms, and Capital Cellarage, The
Outbuildings include Roomy Brewhouse, Shed, with loft
over; large Workshop over Cart Entrance, Cart Shed, dao.
These premises, in addition to their convenient arrange-
ment for private residence, are well adapted to the
requirements of a Painter or Joiner. The hotted in the
occupation of Mrs. Warner contains Parlour with Bay
Window, Sitting Room, Back Kitchen, Three Bed
Rooms, and Cellar.
The Property is substantially-built and in Excellent
Repair, and comprises an area of 1,200 square yards or
thereabouts. It is well supplied with both Spring and
Soft Water, and Gas is laid on throughout both houses.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. J. W. Woodward,
Solicitor, Nottingham; or the Auctioneer, 98, High
Street, Stourbridge.

ALVELEY STOCK SALE.
MONDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 20th.
BY .MR. CRESSWELL, at Twelve o'clock.
60 Head of CATnE, including
30 Primo Fat OXEN HEIFERS, and COWS,
BARRENS and Store BULLOCKS.
300 SHEEP and LAMBS.
100 PIGS, CALVES, &c.
Further entries will oblige.

DITTON PRIORS FAIR.
Important SALE of (Salop) FAT and STORE STOCK,
HORSES, &c.,
B-y MR. GRESSWELL. in his SMITH-
FILLD, et the HOWARD ARMS, DITTON,
on TtIkBDAY NEXT, October 21st; at 12.30 sharp.-
100 H.,ari of CATTLE,
200 SHEEP and LAMBS.
50 PIGS, CALVES.
14 WAGGON HORSES, COLTS, and 11 SUCK-
ERS,
A brake will leave Bridgnorth Station at 10.58.

MB-. GEORGE JOHNSON. ISO, Coireore Row, Bir
minghare, is prepared to make iniaeliate CABII
LDVANCR 8 upon every description of 8....tri0y.

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DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL, DUDLEY.
IRE LARGEST
WEDDING AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT
124 THE NEIDLA:7II) COUNTIES
-
GEORGE MORRIS PROPRIETOR,
SAG'S HEAD INN,
KING STREET, (Late Steno Street), AND BAIT AND LIVERY STABLES, DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL
DUDLEY.
....•••••••••••11•
DLNICS. St. Thomae-street, Netherton.
GOULD, Undertaker, Cradley Heath.
MOORE and FERRER, Undertakers' Kingswinford
AGJAICTS :-- - G. WOODALL. Marke do.
t-street, {
WHITFIELD, do. Brierley Hill.
DORREL, do. do.
EMERY, do. do.

JR W. BENSON,
WATCH & CLOCK iIIEAICER
TO THE QUEEN & ROYAL FAMILY,
And by Special Appointments to
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, H.I.M, THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, AND
THE MAHARAJAHS OF BURDWAN AND JOHORE.
PRIZE MEDALS-LONDON DUBLIN AND PARIS.
BENSON'S, BENSON'S, BENSON'S
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. For Phurch9s, TCarret,lor Public
Buildings,
Of every Description, suitable „for trairnyr, Bainrriinaggeo.r Drawing JEWELLERY.
all climates, from 2 to 200 guineas. or Shop, Perpetual Calendars, Of every Description, in the Richest
Chrenographs,_Chrenometers Keyless Wind Dials, &a. and Newest Designs, at the Lowest
Levers, Presentation, Repeslers, NOVELTY—" EARLY ENGLISH" Prices compatible with good work-
Clocks, in Wood aTI Ormolu, De- manship. Brooches, Bracelets, Neck-
Railway Guards', Soldiers', and
corated with Blue China, Wedgwood, lets, Lockets, Rings, Earrings, £O.:
Workmen's Watches, of Extra &c., from kb bs. Made solely oy and also lit Diamonds and Precious
Strength. BarrsoN. Stones.
BENSON'S "Workman's" £5 5s Silver English Lever. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S " Everybody's " Silver Watch, £3 as, with Crystal Glass. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S Silver and Electro-Plate.—For R&M and Athletic Meetings, Presentations er
Household Use, Special Designs and Estimates Free.
. BENSON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS on WATCHES, CLOCKS
TURRAT CLOCKS, PLATE, and JEWELLERY sent Post Free, 2d each,
Watches sent safe by Post to all Parts of the World.
Watches, Clacks, and Jewellery skilfully Repaired by Experienced Work-am
PUTS, jirIVELLZICTI, AND WATCHNS BOUGHT AND EXCHANCID.
CLUBS SUPPLIED.
STEAM FACTORY AND CITY SHOW ROOMS—
LUDGATE HILL
LONDON.
WEST-END ESTABLISHMENT--
2 5 ODD BOTD STpT.
J
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143, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.

A- CLIATLIC,
(LATE T. H. RICE,)
HATTER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND SHIRTMAKER
HARD AND SOFT
FELTS IN GREAT VARIETY,
SILK HATS, 4 c.,
ALL SORTS OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY,
Gloves, Shirts, &c.
A. CLARK, 143, HIGH STREET,
,STARBRIDGE.

MEERSCHAUM PIPES
CIGAR HOLDERS,
BRIAR AND OTHER PIPES
ELEGANT CIGAR CASES,
Archer's, Wills's, Cope's, Hignett's,
AND OTHER
FANCY TOBACCOS,
AT THE
OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP,
S. FIELD,
92, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

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MAN U FACTURERS "cv ,• - . iii PURVEYORS TO WAR.
BY SPEC I ALWAR RANT '. ..- .. .... -
THE PRINCE.OF.WALIIII
COLIVI-4/V "S:)
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EXHIBITION --; -..:.; HONOURS
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PARIS "t)' 13721
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OCRSONAL '`,...t':;'`... TH E CRoss
°FYN E KNIGHT ''''''7?
-IP--I,l'---,47." OF THE LEGION . _
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UNIFORM GENUINS OR
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MUSTARD
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PRINTING! PRINTING PRINTING!!
S • FIELD,
GENERAL PRINTER
92, ILIGH-SIREET, STOURBRIDGE.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT. STATIONERY.
Auctioneers' Catalogues, Sermons, Concert, and Envelopes, Note Paper, and ALL KINDS of
other Posters. PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY.
Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, Bill Large Stock of PLAYING CARDS, New
Heads. Designs and Patterns.
Club Articles, Address Cards, Post Cards, BILL PAPER, PENS, INK, &a.
And ALL KINDS of PRINTING, in Black or POCKET BOOKS, CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Coloured Inks.. Toy Books, Spelling and Reading Books,
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDGE
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
T APPERSON,
J • .
BURGEON-DENTIST,
'fAMPSTEAD ROAD BIRMINGHAM.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base, a newly invented ani
patented material ;hat cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence a Witriona thdde,
and other anaesthetics.
Mr. Apperson's AnVseptio Astringent Den-
tifrice, for cleansing, beautifying, and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and Is.
6d.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
cleansing both sides of Teeth. Is. 6d. each.

TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
TO any Person sending Orders for Cutlery,
-I- as baiow I will Plc; ic; 40, 4ratis, aa
extra charge whatever, a
HANDSOME SILVER-PLATED TEAPOT,
Trcaue Haifa-Guinea,
Made of beat white Metal, elaborately Engraved, plated
with Pare Silver, and beautifully Buroi,hed, on receipt e
;Coupon" and P. 0.0. for lOs 6d, I will sand to any address
12 TABLE KNIVES,
12 TABLE FORKS,
1 PAIR OF CARVERS,
' To match, White Hera, every Blade warranted Steel ;
and will eseut a teapot, as above. If the Teapot alone
is not considered worth the money the same to be returned
in full.
ISTOUILBRIDGE COUPON.
On reeto 4 I.llls k...upou aria .P.U.O. tor I.oe.
6d. I promise to forward 12 Table Knives, 12
Table Forks, and 1 Pair of Carvers, to matek ;
and to present 1 Silver-plated Teapot, value
ulnae., to
Name...... • • ••
Address .
County ..
THOMAS WARD,
ARGENT PLACE, ROCKINGHAM STREET,
(Late Ward and (.1o.,)
ELmorr ROAD, STEEL BANK,
SHEFFI b;LL".
The Oornish and Devon Post says:—' How the whole
thing is done for the money we cannot understand, but
suppose the depressed trade of sheffield has something
to do with it. The Teapot alone is worth more than the
money. It is not a leaden looking thing, roughly turned
out of hand but elegantly designed, brilliantly burnished
and elaborately engraved. t'rem enquiries we have
made the Firm is a highly respectabie one, and would
recommenci our readers to cut the coupon out,'' ezc., ctn.
iifty similar Newspaper notices, also upwards of 1000
tlabol,ClLea 'testimonials from purchasers. Copies on
sppiication.
Old Goods I?epairea and Re-pinted,egual to nel*.

STOVE ORNAMENTS!
STOVE ORNAMENTS ! I
STOVE ORNAMENTS I ! I
TIMOTHY JONES & Go
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.
The Largest and best Assortment of STOVE ORNA
?LENTS, CUT TISSUES, BIRTHDAY CARDS, 45t0
in the Midland Counties.
" GOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS,"
PRANG'S AMERICAN, AND DE LA RUE & Co's
BIRTHTDAY CARDS.
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WIT
UNION PASSAGE
pull street End), and
SWAN pASSAGE
(High Street End),
BIRMINGH AM.

RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Paine
in the Head, Side, Back, Joints, and Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price is. lid.
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vendor,
51, coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and all Chemists
Wholesale by all the London llonses.

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The net excise duty paid for game licences in the The harvest of the cocoons of the silk worms bite
financial year was £191,218. proved a very poor one this summer in Italy.
The thanks of her Majesty's Government have been
the United States of The Queen and Princess Beatrice, attended by the
conveyed to the Government of
ladies and gentlemen of the Court, will, it is expected, lea::
America for the assistance rendered to her Majesty's ship Balmoral aeout the middle of next month and return
Iron Duke by the American war ships /slonocy and Palos, Windsor Castle
when the Iron Duke grounded in the Woosung river.
' The Russian navy, according to the Gobs, now c°ll'
On Tuesday a conference of the Miners' Associations slats of 28 ironcians, four frigates, 11 corvettes, 13 cliePerri;
of the United Kingdom was opened at Leeds Mr. A. 21 steamers 22 gunboats. 111 torpedo-boats, 27 schoenen.,
-Macdonald, M .P, presided over the meeting, and delegates and 117 sailing vessels. This armament is manned by SdA"
representing the mining interest in all parts of the kingdom ofticers and 28,920 men.
Were present.
was ,ereatiott:
Lord H. Thynne in addressing a Conservativ
The excise duty paid last year by maltetere !
. meeting at Bristol in the course of his ob
£l4 336 us, and by brewers £418,085 103. 6]. advocated Reciprocity in opposition to Free Trade, whieh
ee
Tne receipts on account OE revenue from the let , he said, was the cause of the depressed state of se
April, 1879, when there was a balance of £6 9'2,756, to Oct. manufactures.
11, 1879, where £37,951,191, against £38,192,016 in the corre- Cremation in Berlin is being warmly advocated 11
1 amending period of the preceding financial year, which began the municipality, who intend to appeal to the Goverhola
with a balance of £6,243,3e9. The net expenditure was to render the process legal, and subsequently to establish',
£47,391,655, against £17,726 675 to the same date in the neeetary buildings and apparatus.
previous year. The Treasury balances on Cet. 11 amounted ,
to £1,057,811, and at the same date in 1878 to £1,161,061. rho stamp duty in the last financial year in the
' Probate Court, in England was net, £132,013 16s. 3d.
A clock of a curious character has been invented. A hø
BY some ingenious contrivance the dial is made to retain A French artillery captain. M. le Marchane. ,
the light of the sun to a degree sufficient to illuminate the Published a work entitled Lee Campagne des Anglais eiceel;
clock throughout the night. l'Afghanistan, 1878 79 It is generally favourable to
Eitensh system defending it against German and IttlOW.
The Qs m
een attended Divine service on Sunday in . ,
amadversions.
Balmorai Castle. 'rne Rev. Dr. Lees, of St. Giles's, E Un-
burgb, (111 nated. Her Majesty's dinner party included the A ve!o iipede race was run the other day round t.bee. iJ
Lord Chancellor, Dr. Lees, Majer von Dart!, and. Major Lake of Geneva. The diatance, 106 miles, was done by
Chard, v.n. winner in 10 hours 41 minutes, which, considering '4" .
The following announcement appears in Tuesday hilly character of a great part of the road and that a strong
north wind was blowing at the time, may be regarded as *
night's London Gazette :—On Saturday, the 11th inst at 930 very creditable achievement.
In tile morning, at Gmßuden, Austria, her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Cumberland was safely delivered of a Princess. It is said that orders have recently been re:
Her Royal Highness and the int ant Princess were doing ceived at Cie de shipbuilding yards for 20,000 tons 0
well.
shipping.
.
At the Devonshire Quarter Sessions, the Court, The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servant!,
after twelve months' experience of the Highways Act of at their meeting at Leeds resolved to continue the snort;
' last year, condemned its application to main and district ment for obtaining compensation to employes for iniar'
turnpike roads as most difficult anti unjust in its compulsory received in the performance of duty.
provisions. An Imperial ukase, hearing date September 24t
A subscriber to a South.western (American) news. (0 S.), has been issued at St. Petersburg, decreeing t.".,
' paper died recently, leaving four years' subscription unpaid. Baptists, who are legally free to exercise their relive-el
the editor appeared at the grave, and deposited in the coffin require authoelzation from the provincial governors to ope;',
a palm-leaf fan, a linen coat, and a thermometer, chapels, that their pastors cannot preach sermons 43);
A Russian Artillery officer, who died lately, has be. officiate until they have been confirmed in their office by ~,,
queathed 500,000 roubles (Z 60,000 towards endowing the governors; that pastors of foreign origin must swear fICLO'M
Military Surgical College at St. Petersburg. for the duration of their stay in Russia; and that 'till
CO'
Baptists' registers shall be kept by the local
A shocking accident has occurred at Warrington. A authorities.
man was crossing from one platform to the other in the rear
of a goods train, which was going to Manchester, wben, just At Memphis twelve cases of yellow fever ands.sg
as he was on the up line, the Manchester express came in, deaths occurred last Saturday, seven cases and six de %lea
knocked him a distance along the tine, cutting his right arm on Sunday, and three cases and five deaths on Moo* '
off and shattering his skull. He was quite dead when picked morning.
tne
up. The number of horses exported in the last 11—e
The cattle plague has again broken out in Warsaw, months was 3,617, against 2,214 in the same period las'
a care of disease being officially reported by the police as year. The value this year of the animals was £224,106.
having occurred on the 6th of October.
In Paris, on Monday, a man committed suicide by A Workmen's Industrial Exhibition was opened 0,13
throwing himself off the Arc de Triomphe. He fell on to Tuesday in Tolmers-square Institute, Drtunmond-stree"
London, The exhibitors, who are mainly working
one of the cornices and rebounded on to the flags below, number about three hundred and fifty. Mr. Forsyth, ate'
Death was instantaneous. and Sir Thomas Chambers, M.P. took part in the opeo_il
th
Experiments are being made at Grenoble and else. proceedings, and made some observations on e r'e
;'";
where with the Lamarre fireballs an invention whereby a effect of such undertakings. To Mr. Forsyth's tbinkingh,
t,
besieged garrison can discover int'reuchments and batteries better object could be set before working men than
rtcr:
being raised at aright by the enemy. The ball in question which was calculated, as this Exhibition was, to encou Ar
takes fire Boon after issuing from the cannon and burns for self-help.
a certain time with great intensity, so that cannon can be Ah y, eight years old, named James M'Arelle,
I directed at a spot where the enemy it revealed. A shell is living in St. Martin-titre. t, Livespeel, was going downsh'ir
attached, which, exploding at uncertain tintervals, will deter with a jug, on Mori d ey, wean his foot slipped, and he fell °
soldiers from attempting to extingn!eh the flames. lece
the bottom of the stairs The jug was smashed, and a p ..t
A oeording to statistics published by the New York of the earthenware cut his throat and caused almost haste'
Produce Exchange, 'the United States wilt be able this year death.
to export 160,000,040 bushels of corn to Europe, and Canada
It is announced that the project of a memorial., t
will have a surplus of 10,000,000 bushels. on,
Sir Rowland Hill, abandoned by the Lord Mayor of Lo1(11„,,
Imm;gration from Austria to the annexed provinces who had only received subscriptions in support of it t,t,'„
of Servla has begun by some thirty persons arriving with amount of £l.OO, has been taken up by an influential e. e,rr
carts, horses and ploughs They have left for their new mittee of citizens of London, headed by Messrs. Rotliscum`"
homes. Servia has large tracts of rich laud at present un- Messrs. Copestake and Co., Mr. S. Morley, M.P., drc.
cultivated, and when the railway between Belgrade and A new bridge over the Neva, named after tili:
Salonica is opened the agricultural implement makers of Emperor Alexander 11., was opened on Sunday with grerr,
England ought to find a market here. —Times' Belgrade ceremony. Its construction, which was begun in a 75, l'''
Correspondent. cost 6,000,000 roubles.
The death is announced, at Rome, of Princess The Empress Euanie, attended by Mdlle.
Caroline Bonaparte The deceased, who was a daughter of D'lnuminat and the Due de Bassano, attended Birit
the Advocate Cardinall of Lucca, was married in 1839 to worship in the little Roman Catholic Chapel at Glenaire "-
Prince Antoine Bonaparte, son of Lucien. the
Sunday. The party drove from Abergeldie down to go
-
Enormous catches of herrings have been effected at south side of the Dee, and, crossing at Ballater, Pe_
Great Yarmouth daring the past few days. At Lowestoft ceeded up the glen to the pretty secluded nook Where
the fishermen have made considerable hauls. The Scotch chapel stands.
boats have also been doing well. OR account of the depression prevailing in Banbti.tle'
Mr. Prideaux, QC., Recorder of Exeter, in address- the mayor, Mr. William Edmunds, has resolved to abanc,';
ing the Grand Jury at,the City Sessions, said the Home the corporation dinner this year, and to give £lOO to
Secretary had specially called his attention to the Act of local charities, which, it is feared, will have exception
last Session, permitting judges to send a prisoner, after large demands made upon them.
previous conviction, to penal servitude for a leas period than The amount issued in the year ended the 31st °rf,
seven years. The Recorder expressed his approval of' the March for pensions on account of literary and scientific se
Act, which now enabled a judge to send a previously con- vices, limited to £1,200 a year, was Z 22,107 15s. 62.
victed prisoner for five years. -
The net sum realised from the tax- on land tin
• d Owing probably to the high prices of rent and 13.,.r°;
visions several classes of workmen in Paris have 1)11.,
tenements was, in the last financial year, £1,075,511 12s. 60. , se ir dab;
claiming a the of from ten to twelve per cent, on e hii
The Belgian National Exhibition to be held in 1880 wages. In many cases their demands were met tattooers:os
is proposed to be made an international affair, and there by the masters, etpecially when existing contracts aid "
seems little doubt that the department devoted to agricul- render such a proceeding financially impossible.
tend machinery will, at all events, be thrown open to all
nations. Cardinal Manning. speaking on Monday night AV
crowded
meeting in Exeter Hall, London, of the CatleCee
111; Marcy, a correspondent of the Academy of
Total Abstinence League of the Cross, protested against thr
Sciences, has established experimental grounds near Mont- League being looked upon as a refuge for reclaimed drunP,
pelier for the study of viticulture and of the proposed means ards, and maintained that it was composed of the soberes;
for destroying the phylloxera. A large number American men in Loudon. Ills Eminence earnestly urged its member
vines have been planted, and a systematic employment of all to Persevere in their good work.
the agents recommended for the destruction of this insect -
peat has been introduced. There is a man out West who says he movevdere,rd
Last Saturday. Cap, am n Lord G many times during one year that, whenever a coifford, V.C., one of waggon stopped at the gate his chickens would fall
ffi ,te
the officers of the Zulus campaign, and the aide.de-camp to their backs and hold up their feet, in order to be thrown
Sir Garnet Wolfteley, paid a visit to his sister, the Hon. Mts. ' l'
T. Kiugscote, who lives ae the Great Trench, near Tunbridge. The parental contributions in Great Britain ,fffi
The railway station and the High-Street of the town had maintenance in reformatory and industrial schools amount°
been decorated for the occasion with fligs and appropriate last financial year to £24,101 10s. 3d.
mottoes. The bells rung from the parish church, and the ton
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The tradesmen of the town it, solutions in favour of the closing of public-house°
on Sunday were passed at a meeting beld in the Brigh „0
Se'
and the farmers of the neighbourhood formed a mounted Town Hall on Monday night, under the presidency of
escort and accompanied his lordship to his tister's residences Chairman of the School Board.
where he was met by a large number of the inhabitants of
10
On Monday the Duke of Westminster, K. G., o'ii
the neighbourhood.
pleted his bath year, having been born at Eaton
The Standard's Berlin correspondent asserts that
Chester, on Oct. 13, 1826 His grace (Hugh l'uPod
a defensive alliance has been concluded, in writing,. be ween Grosvenor) is the eldest surviving son of Richard, seco
Austria and Germany, as the result of Prince Bismarck's Marquis of Westmluster, KG, by his marriage with L'''''n't
recent intit to Vienna. Elizabeth Mary, second daughter of George, first Datl,:2
"Same forty years ago the Edinburgh Review con- Sutherland, KG. He succeeded his father, ste eue to
tamped an article on the Turkish Empire which attracted marquis, on October 31, 1869, and was created a petite,
much attention. The writer stemmed up the case with the February, 1874. His grace represented Chester in rtgy
remark that • the power of the Turks once terrified Europe ; mut, in the Liberal letereat, from January, 1847, to No"
their weakness encv alarms its jealousies. As it was then, ber, 1869. .es te
so it is now."—Truth. The Marquis of Ripon, in distributing the priz,.,,4
The first fortnight at eta of the young Prince the succeseful competitors at the quarterly examinaer:oo
Albert Victor and George of Wales, on board the Bacchante, held by the Ripon and District Pupil reacher.' Prize h u tad
is reported tdi have p ased pleasantly. The Princes take Association, in the course of an address, expressed ree 0
their share in the BMWs duties in precisely the tame manner necessity of pupil teachers giving themselves hear tilreto
as the other young officers on board. their early trainieg, for upon that depended in a grasl
measure the reputation of their profession and the t
"We undrrstand that another very large order for value of their work,
steel rails on American account was placed yetterday. In
°
consequence the market was very firm; and notices were On the occasion of distributing the prizes to the:
issued in Wolverhampton of a considerable advaace in pupils of the Ladies Collegiate School, Belfast, Mr •Je
_dot
prices. Furnaces are being relighted in large numbers."— P. Corry, H.P., one of the honorary commissionersurtge
Tuesday's Pall Mall Gazette. the Intermediate Education Act (Ireland), spoke In; 01
terms of the operation of the Act in the first quarter oteto
The joiners' strike in Paris has now become almost existence, referring especially to its success in connect
general. Of 16,000 opera- ives in that oil, less than 500 re- with the education of young ladies.
mained in the workshops at the end of last week: At a feted
meeting of the hands on strike held on Sunday It was pro- On Monday the Bishop of Manchester consecrase,
posed to call an assembly of delegates of all the branches of two cemeteries, the one at Tyldesley and the other at B°P'tpe
the building trade to found a federation of resistance to the At the latter place his lordship advocated reform it of
masters, mode of conducting funerals. The present were not, a," hol
It was et eted at a meeting of the Lancaster Guardians rate, times for any extravagant expenditure. We alee-ere
on Saturday that during the half-year ending September need to practise thrift and providence, but he was sure
se...toe
li-st 8,193 tramps were admitted into the vagrant wards of was a great deal of unnecessary expenditure condo woo
,
that union, against 1,691 in the half.year ending March last, curred in the interment of the dead. In many c&see
being an increase of 1,502 ee ore
expenditure was incurred at a time when the fannlY, mind
often having lost its heal, were not able to bear it. Hen. 0
In his report to the Court of Quarter Sessions the urge the upper classes of society to set those below tor'ain
Chief Constable of Lancashire expresses regret that as the good example, by abandoning ail that could properly la°
law at present stands magisterial orders for the suppression pensed with at funerals.
of the dog nuisance can only be made after cases of rabies ate
"The reports from the various trade centres of
have actually appeared. He adds his belief that it magis-
trates could make restrictive orders at their, discretion it gradually beginning to be more cheerful. There are ,o I
et
would be a relief to the public mind, course, great fluctuations, and obviously many still fear
h:, is
the present hopeful reaction is merely temporary: but eo,
Some months ago the Caledonian and the North pleasant after months and even years of dulness and &To,
British Railway Companies agreed to allow a deduction of pion to see that in Middlesbrough, Darlington, Sheparee et
15 per cent, on the rates charged on all ironmaking materials South Shropshire, and even South_ Wales, there is age te
in view of the depression in the iron trade then existing e
-* change, Even if some of this apparent improvement is cliih.d
They have-now notified the various ironmasters of the with- tpeculation, that is better than the apathy to which ere 'le
drawal of this deduction, and the usual rates will come into become almost accustomed. Still, it should be bornto
force at the beginning of next month, mind that the revival cannot progress with suttloirot
Tuesday night's London Gazette contains the follow. rapiiiity to prevent very severe pressure from betlaF, see
tug :—" Brevet-Major Richard James Combe Matter, Ist during the coming winter. It may be, indeed, tca",o 0
Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonial, in recognition rise in the price of necessaties will counterbalance,L ee
of the service performed by him in having effected the cape great extent even the new contracts which are beginnw: 43;
tare of Cetywayin the Zulu King, in the Ngonie Forest.— come to. The hard times of last winter have left res_oltee,
Dated Oct. 15, 1879." toe poor on the brink of starvation, and the case "en el
small shopkeepers—always the last to feel the beneokul
The Duke of Devonshire has informed his tenants any revival—is in many districts even worse."--Pall
in Derbythlre that on account of the adverse circumstances Gazette.
of the present season he has thought it right to waist them
The. . Paris Correspondent y
of the Daily rele.9l;Al;
to contend with the difficulties of the times, and adds that
says:—" A terrible sight was witnessed to-day b Po° her he has decided to return 10 per cent, of the rent payable at
the next audit, in front of the Hotel Dieu. One of the patients of th
M elog
'al went mad, and, leaping out of a window overloo _OlO
The Volunteer Service Gazette says "the objection. the street, perched on the cornice. He addressed the
able regulation as to superannuation at 60 years of age is below in incoherent language, and threatened to throe/Leese°
modified by Clause £43 of the October Army Circulars, just self down when any one approached the window. hia'r, ore
Issued. As the rule now stands, no person, on attaining 60 and rugs were spread on the pavement, and the !Iroise', a
years of age, will continue to serve as an enrolled member in immediately sent for. Oae of tbe latter let himself dc";,ier
a Volunteer corps • unless in special cases where the cora- a rope affixed to the roof, and, securing the madmansuder,
manning officer thinks it desirable., in the interests of the the arms managed to thrust him into the open vi'° ens
corps, that a Don-commissioned officer or private who has where he was taken charge of by the attendantse tea
i
attained the age of 50 years should continue to serve, when Plucky conduct of the fireman was loudly cheered l'
a special application may be made to the General Officer Com- crowd in the street." neetli
mending the District for authority to retain him." An inquest has been at Maldon respecting the -at-stea
Speaking at the annual meeting of the Middlesex of Mr. John Ceomber, aged twenty-two. A earths° oei-ereo
Agricultural Society, at which Lord Enfield and Lord George that on Friday lest he saw the deceased riding 0" wee
Hamilton were present, the latter stated that he was In. et ce 0
Manion on a very high bicycle. He attempted to g 0 th
formed that the exportation of grain from America had to the psth to pass a large Lumber of bullocks, wheenrce'
ri
almost ceased, and that he believed many peraos who had bicycle went over and the deceased fell with terrific -„to,
made contracts in accordance with American prices would his head striking a large stone placed in the road to roe
not be able to keep them. feet the public pathway. No one was to biome.
_ido
Souvenirs of Prince Bieuctarek's visit to Vienna found father of the deceetecl said his ton lied complained of rtneect
eager purchasers. Tee pen he had used at the hotel was nese when riding the bicycle. The medical evidence Su; tee
bought by an Englishman for £lO, another enthusiastic that an iejury to tbe brain was the cause of death, 110'
admirer paid 16s. bra glass out of which he had drunk, and jury returned a verdict of accidental death. the
the happy hairdresser who had the good fortune to cut the
Prince's hair, carded off trio remnants of his locks in The depth of the stream in the Gorge bele:foe,
triumph, probably to sell at exorbitant price Falls-o-f-N- Niagara has lately been measured for tre first ins
a
Hitherto all efforts had failed owing to the rapiditY %Oa
The London CorreApowlent of the Manchester Guar. stecam, but recently several American engineers sue& ded
dian writes :—" i have reaeoa to believe that Lord Derby in eating near the American Falls, where they were bliiiirsli
has lately &trended an important and friendly moditication and nearly inundated by jets of water, the noise of the its!
in his lordship's attitude with regard to the Liberal Party, being to great that not a voice Coald be heard Thel'pe ad
and that very shortly this will be made apparent."
An elderly geritkman whose genial face is frequently
gravel taken- cast out and the depth reported 83 feet near the sbor(etat od
seen at his club, but seldom at church, wasa little further down stream the depth increased to 1 terl
192 feet, the average depth to th Swift Drift, wherseurd;
to task the other day for not attending more regularlyyt the river narrows, met has a velocity too great to be neeesiopoo'
pulpit administrations of his clergyruaa.
to be one of the pillars of the Church," wit's' "You
~,oughtntlereeal l being le3 feet. Just under the Lower Bridge the ertts lett
y • rnphis begin, and here the depth was computed at 2_',:sie'D
euaston used upon this elderly gentleman, who is-etilnat per-
uel the waters rising in a violently disturbed state to the "
stout. "thank you," was the quiet respnuse. "Ye seea / of 20 bet, like ocean waves.
am net much in the pillar way; 0'
I min a buttress of the church Australia and Japan are likely to come into Verloee
—always outside! '-court Journal,
g the Duchess of Edinburgh
On Monday morning
oßt(e)sy
aaltinl I -ibgehrnne child,Highness
as Accord i n
progressingg tensiye commercial peletiOns, as it appears that the J3P„ror
appear to be seriously turning their attention to the ro i!
twoa the I 1 Pe
r emedicalm a Lur
e 1 1:11 ul le t deliveredi
bulletin her pects of deriving wealth from trade with Australia- yee
statee proposal o e ~ssivoo woollen eta_ d that'th t at eli 1 li ills ils 'P 0
favourably.
gSitvaeteus,hainednat :Oawas suggested ny the idea of utilizing Australian
st ?anteo. fervor
iin
particular—tis a 188
towns W asihnitnhgetounnihteads has also basn pointed out that the cheap tweed, Ins°oo7,
tured in Australia might meet with an extended pieta Pe
Ohio and lowa—are so devoted to his efts. ties
A writer in the Choya Shintbun considers that en e
memory as to have establish a trade In rice and other food stuffs in coniPc'j is'
respectively 44 and 39 cities of W hi t u 0
as ng on apiece. with Annan and ether rice-eepoeting eountries, 5 ,(01
In the relent of one of the Government Inspectors articles for datiy iliSb rather than in costly arid lellialil
of Schools, Printed in the recently published Education obj-,cts, will be most likely to be succesefut. StriPbntrf, '
Departineut blue boon, occurs the foliowing illustration of in tin most ativateced-Larne, the construction of tateaTi
the versatility of the juvenile mind :—ln my ordinery rep arts now being prosecuted-by native enterprise at Nagasrean 4,
upon schools I try to impress upon managers and teachers :Or 0
the need of encouraging the thinking qualittes of children. Mr J. B. Gough, the American lecturer on 0.., 04
To eleow the necessity of to doing, I may state that in aces, was entertained last Saturdey at brealefeteS,,,'-se
answer to the question, "What is the femluine of heir" I Washington Hotel, .Ltyerpool, previous to his depart'enareee
received as replies, "rabbit," "wind" " hares " And I was the United States by the s.s. Scythia, which left the -,:-,- tel
told that the plural of " knife " was "fork." in the afternoon. There was a great gathering alep
perance people, a ticrtlre-c-hirr was occupied by Mr. S. b eef a
A Swiss workman named Rapia has exhibited at the President of the National, eeruperance League.
Chaux de Fonds'a clock which indicates the day of the week eddresses were presented to Mr. Geugli, one being fre°„-ye dr
end month, the signs ot the zodiac, the moon's phases, and National Temperance League, and another from the °`'''
the hour of sunrise and sunset. The
pendulum is a Temperance League.
, barometer. The clock strikes the quarters, and at e
hour it ploys one of eight tunes, for auy ohe of which it every
"Shut up for the -Vacation till November loot,
be set. - So runs the notice outside the National Galleryonad T,,ealte
The London Gazette of Oct. 10 cootaina dher nenie
to Leudouwill do well to bear in mind that t
a espatch, , see the pictures there for another month.—Court Jo'
dated Ulundi, Sept. 3, from Sir Garnet W 1 o 'Kiley to the Sec- I ,r -1 - h - ' 'lll
rotary of State for war, announcing the termination ' te es e undred pitmen have struck at GI
of the
imilitary oeerationa in ,ZululaLd, the Capture f Cety wa o ' Montigny, Lear Charleroi. no
sis • e
and the settlement of the country. Sir Garnet sayse that oYu; The Berlin Cc.rtespondent of The Times ati,leat"-,
patrols have visited the most distant localities of Zululand, "Several Chinese officers who during the lest few Yeaare're Pa
"testing thereby the completeness of the submission of the been attached to the 4th Regiment of Foot Guards "-Dee
chiefs and the peaceable condition of the country. the purpose of assimilating ideas of military organized° Doi!
"We tualerstesed that one of our principal railway discipline, believed by the Celestial Government t°,otel.
campenies has just sold for American account 30,000 tons of reached the hieheet state of development in Prussia, esoseee
the Other day for the far East with a full cargo of cld Lourdes at £4 per ton, delivered in the truck, which is • the°
about the price at which now iron rails could have hen theories on warfare." a 10
bought two monthe ago. This is, perhaps, the most striking 1 I 1
A service of an uneeevil character eves 'leo wl:
evideace yet afforded of the eagerness of the demand exist. London la Si Pant's Cathedral on Monday evening- isib
log in the United States, and of the enormous rise of prices Specially designed for the benefit of youths attenciingoop 0l
triele that has been the consequence. These old rails, in ; classes in connection with the Church Sunday "I) rtreil.
addition to tha purchase-money, will have to bear the coat of , Lendon, none being admitted under tee age of fon else
nuder tIY
transport, to pay the heavy import duty, and then to be The congregation, which tilled the entire space - ren ar
remade. It is, of course, quite true that the price steted dome, was almost wholly made up of boys egod apPaA ow.,
has "nen given ouly reoause the Amerlean unil has cert. . for the moat part from arout sixteen to twenty 4,3`,:„enot.
traded to deliver within a speeded time. But if it could 1 teachers. Tbe behaviour of the lads was most cone:see
get newiron cheaper, it clearly would not buy wore-out rails," i able. The sermon was preached by the
..._1! rade mei Finance," La Pal? Mfg eiatth ! McCormick, vicar of Hull.

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