The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-09-17 00:00:00

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BOARD OF GUARDIANS.

Mr. P. Pargeter presided at the weekly meeting
of this Board yesterday. Admitted into the h use
during the week I, diharged 5, remaining 512:
corre3pcndirg we, k last. year 492, Out door relief,
Kingawinford £l4 143 31, Stourbridge 1.34 7 24,
Halesowen £2B lOs 7d, non-resident paupers Ll 15s
9d, total £lO9 7s 94 against £lO6 7a 10

TREATRICIL ~.LICEN3E. —At the Police Cour:,
yesterday, before Col .nel Fletcher, Mcssr.,. U. 0.
Firmstone, A. Freer, and T. 1), Thomas, Mr. Frel
Westwood applied for a theatrical license for the
Rink on the occasion of three performaeces on the
3:d, sth, and 7th Oe.to.,er.—Colonel Fletcher sal
they had heea to the Link and considered it a
properiplace to be lic.,nsed, providing th.: doors
should be kept unbolted the licease was I.ranted
DRUNKENNE7Is.—T, 1-nas Bra.li y was cliargeo
with being drun and diiorderly at Wolledeote.
P.C. A. Jones proved the es,,e. Fin d 2s, 61. and
cots, or 7 days.—George w ts charged
with being drunk on the sth inst. in Foster Street•
Stourbridge. Sergean, I:l;tdwi ke proved the fulso.
Fined ss. and ech,,t,.-11...ritert Silvers atid Henry
tiaslo;k were charged with being drunk and
tlisord?rly on the 10th inst. ' Ser4ea.nt Hardwicke
proved the case and sAid defendants were using
obscene language. Finel 5s awl costs.
DRUNK AND REFUSING TO QuiT.—Jesse Reynolds
was char4el with being drunk and disorderly and
refusia.; to quit the Fountain Inn, Clea , on th 3
31st ult.—James Paillips Landlord of the Fountain
I n, Cleat, said on the 31st ult. ttefen lant was in
his house. lie was vere drunk and die trderly and
refu:ed to go audit,: wls put out, Dee n 'ant was
fiu,,d 103 ant cos s.

WAG E 3 St.:veils was summoned for
noa_p :nt o wa.; sto D .nosl I-lolioway. There
was a court or claim - put in.—Mr. W. Waldron
,pp.-ared for Ste eui.—Holloway said he was
engage.] to make biles (backAhandles) at 4.1 per
gos. IT! ,:'anned Gs. 20 for 19} g-oss at 30.
and 5 dozen at lid par gross and 3 dozen at Bd.
p r gross Cross examined: There was nothing
sai las to notice when he was engaged. Tney had
not fouhd 16 gross of bales which be h d been
paid for an I not worked. Mr. Higgs, the manager,
the lad made 141- gross common, and 5 dozen
ns. fluted at 61 Taere was a dispwe abiut an
in lease and the lad ran away front tho works. He
was not kickel ott tha pretnis witilst witness was
ec:ere. It was the cuitoni :0 give and take 14 days
notice.—G, orge William Bristow said the lad made
111 gross cointnon bales and 5 doze, iths. fluted
and 3 dozen 7-Mils. After the lad left ti,ie works
wilness fthind 16 gross of bal s that he had been
paid for but had not done. The Bench retired to
consider theit decision and said they should find a
verdict for the lad for Gs. 2id and cost..

_
BREACH OF THE PEACE —Gleor4e Crumpton and
Rici.ard Perks were charged with committing a
breach of the p .ace by figlitiuLt on the 10;h instant,
and Victor CorneviLle was charged with aiding and
ab.etiu,.—Ber.j amin Sturmey Raybould said he saw
the defendants Crumptoa and. Perks stripped add
fighting.. Corneville was urging Crampton to fight.
__Geerge Raybeuld corroborate!. D..tendarite
Cruaipton and Perks were ordered to pay costs on
promising not to offend again. Corneville said he
ea, v he fight but did not interfere. Raybould said
kick then," ivid defend tut told hiin to mind his
own business. Raybould rhea said he would sum •
mon the let.—Alberi Malpa.s was called and said
defendant did not in.erfele in the 114 h a ali.—The
Bench were of opinio tha def-eniaat did take p.rt
in the Weir and 'irdee mi to fin one sure yof
£5 and hi sett in £lO to keep the peace for six
mouths ai•d ; :osts.
A. COWARDI.Y ASSAULT. ic wrig t, clay
miner, Hay Urren, was tioariz--.4 aj ii asmaul:ing
an old in ii nanied Elijah ...ill on the lit . inst. at
Mt. J. Hinds cleff,nded.—C .hiplainant,
ee was cinch bruised, said he was i.l hie
htwiFoossLeeyafeba.out iweuty tniutiteB 0 thre on Sunday
afternoon wh-n the •` Spariows canes in. De-
fendant also came in With taime others. Witaie3
oidered th In out and they would not go. He cal
ElOnae ale in the hou,e and they wanted to have it.
ao. of the
tried to p e
tie r -fused to let them have it aud defendant struck
him on the face an sAidf Let's put the old
up tile
chimney." lie
thlleein theetgoi,tva7.lll:ethi;
ou r out
rreplaceau, up the chimney.—Cross-examined :
He did not hear " Sparrow " eali dekn_lant in, but
he might have c'..oue so. He ordered them all out.
He did not pick up a pokera nd strike defendant on
the thigh. He did not throw the agies on defend-
ant bat threw them to cause a smother so as to
drive them out of it. D fen.lant struck him af; er
he had thrown the ashcs. The sergeant took out
the summons without his sanction.
Pole William
corr,iborated complainant. Cross examin,d :
He saw Hill with the poker and he struck defend-
ant with it. C irtwriglit aft rwards struck Hill cn
the face and chi his lip epen.—Sergeant Chare said
on the 11th just, the iast witness went to the police.
sta.ion for him. He went and sew c.enplainant.
His face was tow red with blood and his lip was
cut completely through. Witni se took him to Dr.
Thonip,ton to have hie lip sewn up. The defence
was th it detendaut W‘3.3 invited into th • house by
Southall to have a share of the beer. Ile went in-
side nod Hill struck him across the thigh with the
poker, and it disabled him so that he could not
walk. U3niplainant ti!en threw some fire on de-
Leadant who stuck Lint ai:d re-opened a wound on

his face.-IVdliatn Cartwrig t. Sou-tiaa-1,
arcl Samuel Southall g,,tve evidence for the defence.
—Sergeant Chare proved a prt:vious conviction.—
Fined lOs and cost.,,_ or 14 days,

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AINTOTEIER CASE.—TIIOIIIIIS . ri.unord Streci,
Hay Green, was charged with assaulting Willhun
Perks on the 10:h i9st. at Portobello, and was also
charged w:th wiliully damaging, a window.—Mr. J.
Hines defended.—After hoaring witnessps on both
sides the Bench dismissed the ca,l3 of wilful dam-
age and fined defendant 5s and e ,sts fr the
assault.

We have :bitch tleasure in calling the attention
of ou- readers to Mr. Fred Westwood's advertiro
meat on oar front page. Tile Rink was inspeotei
yesterday by the inagistr.ites
.befolo they grauted
the license, aud Colonel yletcner expressed every
atisfac:ion with the boifliog. We understand
hat he ti ke s are going Of e.'e advise
our readers to avail themselves of the pan 'Afar&
ad Moody'N,

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