The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-07-10 00:00:00

1304 RD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual weekly meet-
ng of this Board was held yesterday, and was pre-
ided over by Mr. Ilaskew. The Master reported:
—Admitted, 12; discharged, 14; remaining in th'
louse. 489: against 523 for the corresponding
erica.' last year.—Relief :—Kingswinford, £43 9,
'.l; Stourbridge, £32 Vs 81; Halesowen, £2B Gs
. ; non-r-sident paupers, £2 7s 21; total, £lll
I; 2d; corre,ponding period last year, £lOl 7s
2+l
HEAVY FINE 3 FOB BREAM' OF THE EXCISE LAWS.
—At the Police Court on Monday, before Messrs-
!. B. Cochrane and W. J. Turney, Daniel Batham,
of Cradley, was charged with concealing
) t. of glucose sugar on his premises, on 2ith
larch. There was another charge against him of
nixing 501 b of saccharine matter with 242 gallons
,f wort, after an account bad been taken of his
wewings by the Inland Revenue officers on the
hove day. Mr. Ba,rradale prosecuted, and Mr.
Valdron defended. After a prolonged h-aring,
tie Bench convicted the defendant, and fined hin
I 0 in the first ease and '£2s in the recond.—Theie
vai another excise cage against William Fellows,
dablican, of Cradley, who was charged with c• n-
.ealin_g 135 gallons of wort and beer,, on the
.Vpril, to prevent an Inland Revenue officer takin,,
.:1 account of the same. A number of witncs-Aq
vere examined, and the Bench ultimately convict d
lie def,.ndant, and fined him the sum of £2O.
OnscEllE LANGII3GZ.—At the Police Coiirt yes
9rday before 'Messrs.:F. Evers. and W. J. Turn y,
;rid 2-t Murray was charged with using obscent
tliguage cn the 4th inst. Five previous eon-
f;ctions were proved against the defendant. e
:oneli inflicted a fine oi 20s and cots, or on,
'oath's imprisonment.— Edward Chammings
,ar4ed with using obseene language on the 2in.
i 13. Squire Baker and nother witneas gave evi
'once as to the disgraceful language. Find 5s d

,lsts ; or 14 days.
COAL SEALING.— Mary Hart was clanged tali
4k_e ding coil ,Al,-(1 3d, on the 18th June, tlo pre-
er'Y Nie9sr,i. King and Comn•my. P.€. D,vies
I'd he saw the d fendaut pioking coal off th,
icline. The Bench fined defendant 2s 6d iaclncl.
!g e..sts, at th 6. same time cautioning the defend
in'- n‘t t!) it Heath.
CAUTION TO PUBLICANP.— Harriet Bosler,
lari-
air of the Blank Horse, Cradley, was charged ‘i
ieling ale without a license, Mr. King. mai
s rtte's ele-k, said it was a CRBO where she had trnc
Ivo the house and began. to sell ale without first
Naining an interim of authority. The case was
vithdrawn on paymPut of cost, and the Bend)
mnding her.that she washable to a fine of .C).

Fenton"; DRIVING Enoch Westwf od w:.s
~harged with furiously driving his horse on the
th uit, at rradtey. Fined Is and cost.
TFIE CONTAGIOUS DISEASE (AN/MA L 8) ACT.—
Moore was charged with moving a pig:
'en the the highway at the Lye, in an infected an a
11 the sth inst. John Loach was charged with a
offenee.lTee cases were withdrawn on pay.
it9at of cost,
Onwrnucrrow.—Eliz.a Vale, Mary Sheppbel-d, and
,fary Hatton were charged with obstructing the
•,otpath on the 4th inst. Mr. Roskell defended.
"lel Bench discharge the defendants with a cau-
tion,
I.!NO A Preic. Amos Westwool vas
• 1 (-4.-fl with . a pigeon. value ss, the pro-
rt.F of Genrue Heury Round, on the 14 inst., at
"rldiey, The complainant chl rot wish to pri as
•11 • case, and the defendant, who pleaded
sa AAA if be would pay the v lu:2 of the pigeon
'nl the Court fees. The defendant gave no direct
415 tv and the prosecutor gave evidence. Th,!
• Suit was. defendant was fined is and costs, and
3; 63 for the pigeon.
.Csr•riox To RESPASSEES.—CharIes Woo!dr ilge
ald Henry Homer were charged with treapasainv
mowing grags" on the 4th inst., doing damage to
)e amount of Is. Wooldrilze has been previonAy,
~nvicted, and he was now fined 2s 6d and cents;
• forner west tined 5s including costs.
ss, A NEIGHBIUESQ.ItiA EBEL —EI izqbeth Aston wes
•Arged with assaulting Jane Billinzham on thf,
inst, at the Lye. Mr. Waldron defenled.
.mpliaeant said the defendant kicked her on th-
ItTuck her on the face. Sarah Kitson a 1..,
evidende, • gr, Waldron denied in tote that
•e-e- waeny kicking ;if tri..4.T was there woulo
:ive been same evidenee as to the ;..:1-Pses• Hi,
lietit,,only pushed the complainant awn; PP
se ptiski•eil her fa cc into his client's. He sttiimiitt
that it was a trumpery ease, and they had power to
It: After hearing the evidence of the de-
endant's boy the Bench asked her to pay 0.
--Ists of the proceedings and the case would 1-e
tismissed..
FURNISH ON NORNINN Lit STA.CET3 fIIRK
URCTIis; DEPoSIT not necsssary
7.tonomical and strictly private, without the objecti-ol
',mantles of dealers and others. I. 2, or 3-yeer3
'ivty genuine wholesale manufacturing firms to a, le,:ft
:is from. W?ite for particulars. Carriage paid !pal
arrangementa for coantry. Offices, 79, Queen
'Aorta Street, Lonion, E,C.

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our own Cortecpondent.)

Now that the election furore is over, whici.
,4--eatly interfered with the attendance at Car;isle
;ad Newmarket, although within the past few (la, s
.ever al conurCssione have been worked iu
ect'on with the Liverpool Summer Cup, run Wed-
aeiday next over the wile and a half course. From
,rezent appearances a good field of horses are
iL:ely to compete for Ws valuable prize of 1500
for which Emperor has been establised
wfirm tale fie at 4 to 1 and aon d the C *iter
Cup winner prove Alec Taylor's best danger might
-e a:>preb.ended from this quarter. Good horse as
t e ,tur :y little Bard has proved himself, I think
the 10hs worst of the weights he has now to meet
Elst-Tn EnTeror on will just reverse the Manches-
r hit Cup runnivg. Cainbu-more and Lady
crea.4n are bock,•.l by their respective partizans
es if the race was over. Queen Adelaide is reported
the best of Jewitt's 1 t, although there is plenty of
time yet left for the gallant Captaiu to ling the
changes with either Kilereene or ttcherzo, and often
eleventh hour arrangements are the most to be de-
pended upnn, which laie instruc t ion t can be obtained
from your Traveliing Corresrondent next Wednes•
day by sending to him the night before. cale of
" Tissue " Office, Halt, Another candidate VIA
has lr en well galloped is the 3-year ol Haridan,
traned by Bloss ; also Prince Rudolph is again cx-
pected to throw clown the gauntlet for the lucky
Malton stable. Fullerton and Doubloon are terre
tba., useful, whilst Sailor Prince is expected to be
more at home over this dist,lnee than he was in the
Manchester Cup. Belinda will also find this course
more to her liking, and Old Nobility and How':
[hat, along with Beaumont and Clydesdalo are re-
ceiving a good preparation with a view to thi-
evcnt. However, so far as the pre9ent ioak.t
movements Pro to be depended upoe, I shall del:are
in favour of

EASI ERN EMPEROR & OLD NOBILITY,
aThougi,Pinany ch,inges may occur Lettreen Low
and next, We,inesday.

Rheumatism inrke in the dewy grass. As a preventive
nee L. J•te :bs Ott.

tlt Jacobs 0 I is sold by Chemists at 2s. lA. a bottle,
or by put 2s. 9d. from the Charles A. Vogeler Cum-
patty, sole Proprietors, 45, Faniugdon Road, Londo:i.

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