The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-12-03 00:00:00

HAGLEy STOCK SALE & SHOW
014' CHRISTMAS BE E D.' AND MUTTON.
21;1,ESDAY, DEUMBER 13th, at eleven.
AfrifilME FAT SiIEEP
80 HEAD OF CATTLE
OATES, PERREN 3 & WOOLDRIDGE,

ELM AND OTHER TIMBER, AT
ILAGLEY, ISMERE, CHADDESLEY CORBETT,
HALESOWEN, and FEARNALL HEATH.
AiEs-as.
O(AATES, PERRENS fold WCOLDRIDGE
are ftm,.-,ured with itlbttßCtiODS to SELL by AUCTION
at the LYTTELTON Anus EIOTEL HAGLEY, near STOUR
BRIDGE, OD TUESDAY, DEOEXBER 6th, 1881. et Four
- o'ch,ck in the Afternoon, the undermentioned TIMBER
- and other TItEE.3, z :--) E: -nd
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Healey Estate, oear Stourbridge, belonging to the.
liisht don. Lord Lytteltun ; 47 ELIAS, POPIAII and
ASH TIMES, on the t:range Estate, }Tali-Bowen, be-
longing to F. D. Lea Smith, Esquire ; 29 ELM and
other TREES, on Land, at Cakebole, Chaddesley
Corbett, belonging to the representatives of John Lett,
Esq., deceased; 1 OAK aud 10 ELM TIMES, on
apenhall Farm, near FLarrail Heath Station, belong-
ing to William Haacocks, Esq.; 30 ELM TRELS on
land at Ismere,:in the occupation of W. Trow, Esq. ; 5
ELM lEEE on Yielding nee, Lhaddt.sley Corbett
Parish, on laud in the occupation of Mr, Stinson.
For particulars, apply to Messrs. Oates, Perrens and
Wooldridge, Land Agents and limber Valuers, Stour-
bridge.

FREEHOLD MILL AND LEASEHOLD
HOUSES and LAND,
BELLBROUGHTON.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, at the House of Mr. W. Farmer, the QUEEN'S
HOTEL, BELLBROUORTON, On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
7th, 1881, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to
conditions then to be produced, the undcrcae!,tioned
properties :
LOT I. That Capital Freehold WATER CORN
MILL situate in the Village of Bellbroughton, havirg
2 Pairs of French Stones and 1 Pair of French and
Derby Stones, 'Ample Water Power, Boulter,
Storage Room for 1,200 Bushels of Grain, Meal Garner,
deo,, all in good order occupied by Mr. Eli Maiden Jun.
Lo T 2. Those Two very Desirable HOUSES,
together with the Outbuildings, GARDEN LAND
and ORCHARD, situate at Bellbroughton, at the
junction of the roads to Drayton and Churchill, con-
taining in the whole 1 acre 2 roods and 12 perches, in
the occupations of Mr. Eli Maiden and Mr. William
Taylor.
This lot is Leashold at a Pepper Corn Eent for an
unexpired term of 902 years.
Further particulars may be had of Mr. A. Phillips
Price, Solicitor, or Messrs. Oates, Perrens, and Wool—
dridge, Land Agents, all of Stourbridge.

ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD RESIDENCES
SUMMER HILL VILLAS,
H A:LESOWEN.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS and WOOLDRIDGrE
are favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, at the GEORGE INN, HALESOWEN, Ofl
TRURSDAY, the 15th day of DACEMBER, 1881, at five
o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then t•
be produced, in one or two lots, as shall be decided
upou at the time of sale, those Two Very Attractive
FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, known as "Summ,r
Hill Villas," situate at Summer Hill, in the Township
of Hasbury, in the Parish of Halesowen, ca follows,
viz .
LOT I.—The RESIDENCE, in the occupation of
Mr. J. B. Homer, having Dining Room, 4 Bed Rooms.
IY, 2 Cellars, Kitchen, and necessary Domestic
offices, together with the Large Garden, and appurten-
ances, part of a close of land formerly called -Ashtleld
Close," containing together 828 square yards, or there-
abouts, subject to the foot way as at present used by
the tenant of Lot 2.
Lor 2.—A Similar RESIDENCE, io the °coatis-
tion of Nlr, A. M. Sedgwick. cootaining, with the gar-
den land and appurteruncts, 541 square yards, or
thereabouts, with the rights of way as at present en-
io) ed.
The Residences are pleasantly situated in an elevated.
Position, and command vey good vi,ws of the: sur-
rounding country. They have front and back entrann,?s
hud posseEes every requirement for convenience] and
rouiftrt. A plan shelving the lots will be produced at
the time of sale.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Walker Tyaeke,
Solicitor, Helton, Cornwall, or Messrs. Oates, Perrens
and Wooldridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge.

STOURBRID GE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY IvJxr, DECEMBER 6th, 1881.
200 FAT SHEEP
40 EILAD of FAT and SIORE CAIILE
The Übual entry of CALVES and PIGS.
H. KING, Auctioneer

TO LET.

TO BE LET.
1121 E FRONT BEIOP and FRI3III.IBEB, No. 14
Eigh Street, Stourbridge.—Ayply Oates, Perrkn3
tiuct Woo fllidge.

TO LET.—A Six Roomed House, with good
Garden and every Convenience, No. 11 Clifton
btreet, LonglaLds btourbridge,—Apply Mrs Ricketts,
at Gto. Hayden's, Audnam.

AVNEY.—WHERE AND HOW TO GET IT
'I he Everlasting Perplexing Question.
How to Solve the Mystery.
Borrow it? Yes. But Where ?
Not at a LO6ll Office where business is conducted in such
a way that it violates all the Laws of Equity.
Where then?
At the IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK. Why there?
Because Lusiness has been carried on at that Establish.
tient for the past six years in an honourable and libeial
spirit, never in a single instance taking an undue
advantage, but always treating its numfrona customers
with leniency. The Imperial Advance Bank can produce
hundreds of letters, from borrowers (whose permission
they have to do so) expressing gratitude for the liberal
treatment they have received from this bank; and appli-
cants may rest assured that businees will be carried on in
future as it has been in the past. The stsbility of this
bank will be at once recognised when applicants are
informed that it was built and is the property of the
principal, and is valued at £20,000.
The Imperial Advance Bank has at its command
numerous sums, varying from £lO to £l,OOO, ready
be lent to Farmers, Private Householders, (Ladies or
Gentlemen) Shopkeepers, Car Proprietors, Licensed
Victuallers, Cowkeepers, Tradesmen, c chool Prc prietors,
Clergymen, Builders, Warehousemen, Lodging-house
Keepers. Professional Gentlemen, Clerks holding
Permanent situations, Persons about entering into
Business, and all other responsible persona.
The imperial Advance Bank requires NO SUREIIES,
but lencs to borrowers without requiring their friends'
endoraements.
Bent, Executions, and Loans paid off, and every kind
01 temporary accommodation granted without delay, in
• any part of England and Wales.
letter,
further information call, at Bank, or apply by
stating amount required, to
1,. SIMMONS, (Principal),
70 & 72, VICTORIA STREET, LIVERPOOL,

MONEY LENT FROM ClOto £3,000,
ON easy Terms and without Sureties to re-
spectable Householders, Farmers, Cabowners,
..,..owlreepers, Professional lientlemen, Lodginghouse
Jieepers, and Others,
APPLy TO d
MR. T. BLNNINGTOr,
Pint Floor, 48, Union Passage, Birmingham.
Distance no object.

gONEY Farmers, Tradesmen, House
" holders, Werks, Mechanics and others, desirous
o tatting a loan from £5 to £lOOO without sureties
x?syblicity and AT LESS THAN HALF THE IN TER-
• charged by advertising money-lenders and so-
othej_anks, should apply at once either by letter or
Riaci^"e to JOSEPH WALTERS, 68, Lea Stre,,t-
erruinster.

STOURBRIDGE WORKI NG MAN'S
INSTITUTE.
A POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT.
WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
CORN EXCHANGE, STOURBRIDGE.
ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1881.
CHAIUMAN—FiI&NIC EViqt• ESQ , J.P.
AccomParnsT—Mß. SAMUEL SIMMS, SEsit.
THOS. ROBINSON, Hon. Sec.
ST- THOMAS'S CHURCH
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STOT.T.RDE3I=2.I33O-M.
ORGAN RECITAL.
An Organ Recital (interspened with Oratorial Music)
will be given in the above Church, on
Monday Evening, Dec. the 12th, 1881,
BY
W. T. BELCHER, ESQ.,
• MUS. DOC., OXON.
DOORS OPEN AT 7, COMMENCING AT 7.30
VOCALISTS:
MRS. BRITTON,
National Training Colleye for Music, London
MR. B. RILEY, MR. G. W. BATES,
• AND
THE ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH CHOIR,
CONDUCTOR - - - MR. G. W. BATES
ADMISSION BY TICKET, VIZ:
Chancel (a few secured &ats) at 2s. each; Middle Aisle
and North Gallery, at is. each ; Bid e Aisles & 'South
Gallery, at 6d. each.
Tickets may be obtained at Mr. R. Broomirall's,
Stourbridge ; Messrs. Ford ez Addison, " Advertiser "
Office, Brierley Hill ; Mr. Pritchard, " County Express"
Office, Lrierley Hill ; Mr. Fitdd, " Observer " 011 ice,
Stourbridge ; or Messrs. Ingleton and Holloway, the
Churchwardens.
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CORN EX C ANG- E.
STOURBRIDGE VOLUN FEER FIRE BRIGADE.
The Committee have the honour to announce that a
GRAND CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th,
Under the Distinguished Patronage of the
RIGHT HON. LORD LYTTELTON,
and the Gentry of the Neighbourhood
The following Ladies and gentlemen have kindly con-
sented to assist :
Mrs. PARKER - - - Soprano.
Mrs. A. J. NASH - • - - - Contralto.
Mr. HARRY MOBBERLEY - - Tenor
Mr, FRED WALKER • - - - Bass
Mr. JAMES MATHEWS • - - Flute.
Mr. JOHN SWIN.DELL • Piano.
COMPANIbT - - Miss 1 URNEY,
Mr. W. J. Turney will kindly lend his Collard and
Collard Iron Grand, Piano for the occasion.
Front Seat, numbered and reserved, 4s. each. ;
Family Ticksts.:to admit four, 3.25. ; Second Seats,
2.. ; Third_ is.
,„,lhe proceeds will be devoted to paying off the debt
on the Steam Fire Engice.
A Plan of tbe Room mayibe seen and Tickets had at
Messrs. Mark and Moody's ; Tickets may also be had
of the Members of the dirigude.
Doors open at 7 30, tl commence at 8 o'Cock. Car-
riages ma,y be ordered at :U.15.

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ARTIFICIAL 1E E TH,
WITHOUT PAIN.
nu. J. F. APPERSOIi,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ATTENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
FRIDAY,
From 11 till 5.
At 120, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS:-HAMSTEAD ROAD

MESSRS. BLAND AND CO.,
MINERAL AND AERATED WATER
MANUFACTURERS, STOUR BRIDGE.
" Messrs. Bland and Co., of Stouibridge, have taste-
fully arrayed their stand, No. 444, where they are
showing their own manufactures, consisting of aerated
waters, including potash, Lmonade, ginger ale, &c.
They have also on view a collection of very handsome
syphons, the superior of which it would be difficult to
find in the kingdom. I.ime-juice, a most refreshing
beverage at this season of the year is also manufactured
by Messrs. Bland and Cu., in which they have retained
the pure aromatic flavour of the lime in a high degree,
and their lime-juice cordial will compare favourably
with the most well known brands.—Dailv Gazette.

INIPORTANT NOTICE TO BORROWERS
Advanced promptly promptly on Borrower's
OWN SECURITY
Repayable by Instalments or otherwise.
DELAY, no ENORMOUS LAW or other COSTS
FULL AMOUNT ADVANCED.
MORT GAGES
nterest at the rate of FIVE per cent. per annum.
TRADE BILL IBCOUNTED.
LIFE POLI'CILS,
Reversionary Interests, &c., Purchased.
OFFICES: 8, VICAR STREET, I.:UDLEY.
Office Hours, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
RIVATE BEAIDENCE :—II, VICTORIA TERRACE.
BRANCH OFFICEs:-
0, RIDDERMLYSTII: s TREAT, STOURBRIDGE
kFridays only).
•
NOTE.— NO SURETIES ARE REQUIRED
IMOTHY JONES & Go.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS, &c. .11c.
The Largest and most Complete Stock of
STOVE ORNAMENTS, STOVE SHIELDS, CUT
TISSUES, &c &c., in the Midland Counties.
PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS, PURSES, BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, &c., &c.
THE TRADE 11.0iT LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
11 & 12, EDGBASTON STILET
B 11 51 I N 1.1 M
WHOLESALE DEPOT kOR
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
MIMOTHY JONES & Co„ now have their
I. Sample Books of the above ready for inspectiLn.

CHARLES :MLA D, FISH SALESMAN
and GAME DEALER, 55, HIGH STREET,
in offering to his numeious ratrons his best thanks for
their liberal support (lining his residence in stourbridge,
begs to inform them that, owing to the failing health of
Mrs. Mudd and himself, he is very reluctantly com-
pelled to give up Business and leave the neighbourhood.
Lie is glad to be.,ibie to say that the Tia&, in all its
branches, will be carried on by his brother, J 00E1li
who has seived his time as a Deepsea Fisher-
man, and has also been for fifteen years engaged in the
Fish, Came, and Fruit Trades, W.th allot which he is
thoroughly conveisa_t. CliAßLa.s MUDD is confi-
dent that the Trade will not suffer by the change of
proprietorship, unu solicits for his brother the goodwill
and patronage enjoyed for so long Ly hiniseit, and for
which lie will alwa3 B feel most giatelul.
•111!!...
OSEPH MUD]), in taking to the Business
ty lately carried on by his brother Charles, assures
the Isic,bility, Clergy, Get try, and General Public of
btourbridge, thiit no effort wiii be wanting on his kart
to ensure a satisfactory c,utinuauct, of the rade in-
every Department, and hopes so to conduct it as to
deserve and enjoy their conimence and support.
Midsummer, lbBl.

400,000 Marks
or th:•`..M..),000 Sterling, to be won.
is the amount of the Chief pi ize to be won
in the mat fortunate case iii the IiA:II6I.IRCr
MONEY DOTI Hit 1 gusiunteed bj the Government
of Hamburg.
'this Mon,..y Lottery contains 50,800 prizes to-
gether amounting to
9 Milli,nas 140,340 MaLke.
All these prizes will be drawn in seven Divisions
closely following each °the;
Among the 50,800 prizes are the following Chief
prizes
Marks Marks
1 of 250,000 7 of 15,000
' 1 of 150,000 1 of 12,000
1 of , 100,000 23 of' 10,000
1 of 60,000 3 of 8,000
1 of 50,000 3 of 6,000
2 of 40,000 55 cf 5,000
3 of 30,000 5 of 4,000
1 of 25,000 100 of 3,000
4 of 20,000 212 of 2,000
etc. etc.
The price of the tickets is officially fixed at
6 Shillings for a Whole Original-Ticket,
3 Shillings for one Half Original-do.
to_ Immediately after receipt of the amount, the
Chief Lottery Office Isenthal & Co., Hamburg, for-
ward the ordered tickets for all the drawings of the
first division, in closed envelopes direct to the ap-
plicant. The amount for the tickets is to be joined
to toe order, in English Postage btamps or (Jacques
on known Banks in England. Every dispatch of
tickets will be accompanied (Lratis) by pian of the
Drawings. Every applicant is noted in the Lottery
Register and will receive immediately after the
Drawing the official Drawing List, whereby the
Lumbers drawn and the value of plize of each res-
pectively is easily ascertained. The payments of
the amounts won are made immediately under
Govoinment control by the Chief Lottery Office
It withal & Co.
It is respectfully requested, that all orders for
this Money Lottery are sent before the beginning of
the Drawing which is officially fixed for
E-W
14th December, 1881
and addr€ ssed direct to the
• Chief Lottery Office
isenthal & Co., Bankers.
LI AMB UR G, (Germany).
I,lll.—Correspond in English.

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4IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT
(COLEMAN'S) A Deiicious Beverage
and Tonic, Made :rom Port Wine, Liebig's Extract of
Meat and Extract of Malt ; Nutritious, Strengthening,
Stlmul4ing, Flesh forming, Health reAoring, Stuta,le
for time Robust in Health, as well as tha Invalid.
6trongly rzoonaruended by the Mn iical Faculty. .A,a
Immediate Benefit is experienced after taking it ; the
Fianna is Invigorated, and no il effcts folow. Pints,
30s. per dozen ; QuaTts, 50s. per dozen Cairiage paid to
any itail.vay Station in Great Britain.
P.O. ORDERS TJ BE MADE PAYABLE TO
COLEMAN & Co., DaUSPOLE STREET, NORWICH.
CHEQUES cnosszn LoNnus AND PBOVINCItL BANE.
Sold bid all Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors in
the United Kingdom, in Bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4s. 1.3 d. each.
Ask for Coleman's Liebig's Extract of Meat and Malt
Wine, and" ‘See that bou get it." t ohl by 13. Hugnee,
chemist Stourbridgo ; if. Luverock, chemist, Enville
Street, Stourbridge.

WHITE LION COCOA CO. LTD.
LATE
R. E. JONES & CO.

PURE EXTRACT OF COCOA.
NOURISHING.
PURE EXTRACT OF COCOA.
SUITABLE FOR ALL.

W RITE LION COCOA CO. LTD.
lIA.GGERSTON, LONDON.

EIGHT PRIZE MEDALS:
Awvor &INA ‘
41‘
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44.117c1i55•
EIGHT PRIZE MEDALS.
ADVANTAGES.
Are entirely free from SMELL
Are not POISONOUS
Are manufactured without PHOSPHORUS
'Are perfectly harmless to the OPERATIVER
Are very Damp Proof [EMPLOYED
Are not liable to Spontaneous Conibustion
Light only on the Box.

JOHN RITTLAND & SON,
IMPORTERS OF WINES and SPIRITS,
BURTON ALE AND DUBLIN STOUT DEALERS,
63, HIGH STREET, DUTTJEY,
With a view Jf securing the more speedy delivery of orders to their friends in the neighbourhood of
WilleigraplUXlMMl3llol)(Mraan
HAVE OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT THERE
AT 67, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET,
All fureignWines .and Spirits are selected by experienced buyer; in the Wine producing Countries and
forwarded direct to their
NI--30_N•aDMi) STORES,
Every article is warrantelpure and well matured and offered at
CI) ZIT 31M IP XL CO 21E"
A Single Bottle may be obtained at
V\TI-101_1=SA.D
And a discount of five per cent. is allowed on purchases amounting to one pound.
Worthington and Co., are by Special Appointment
BREWERS TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
Their celebrated Ales are supplied in Bottles, and in Caskslof 9 and 18 gallons.
WATKINS' 7.6 CO'S DUBLIN STOUT,
The great satisfaction given by Watkins's Stout for many years warrants them in strongly recommending it
as being of superior quality. Both Ale and Stout are supplied at the same prices and upon the same terms
as at the Breweries.
SPIRITS.

18 Galls. 9 Galls. £ s. d.
I a. d. r. d. Mild Stout ... ... ... ... 1 0 per ILII Brl
Table;Beer... ... ~. ... ... 012 0 ... Double Extra .., ... ... 110 0
Light _Ale ... ... ... ... 018 0 ..,
„ ... ... ... 015 6 per Qr. Brl.
Mild „ ... ... ... ... .., 1 1 0 ... 10 (I
„ „ ... „, ... ... 1 4 0 ,„ 12 0
~ ~ ... . ... ••• ... 17 0 „. 13 6 Less 2s per Half barrel, and 1s per Quarter de., for
Strong „ ..... ... ... ... 110 0 ... 15 0 Cash.
Bitte Beer„, „. ... ... ... 110 0 ... 15 0
1130 .., 16 6
Less Five per Cent, for cash,

RUTLAND & LETT,
BOT FLE RS OF
DUBLIN STOUT & INDIA PALE 4LE.
192 T f.
VV OLVERHAI\IPTONTREE r, U upLEy.
BOT.TLED sifxr AND BEER IS OFFERED AT "U HIS ESTALISLIe
• • -- AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE FOR CASH ONLY.
Cash, on Delivery, must in all eases be paid for the Stout or Be r. BotVes wi Ibe ta%en in e%Cliat, ,or
must also be paid for at the rate of is GI. per dozen, which will be repaid on their return, In , o case can the
carmen leave the goods unless these .ernis are complied with, as the small profit will not almit 1 credi . and
i
bookiteeping, and the Proprietors trust the great reduction n price will in nice consunurs avail thoolsolvcs
of the saving of 25 per_cent.
DOUBLE EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT. WORTiIINGTON 3.; Co's INDIA. PALE ALE
Large 1);ottles.
Bottles 2s 3d Imperial Half-pints ........2s
Imperial Half-pins 2s
DINNE 11 A L E.
Bottles ......
QUOTATIONS TO THE TRADE ON APPLICA.TION. DELIVEiY 17112 E .
WORTHINGTON & BURTON-ON:I NT,
ARE SPECIALLY APPOINTED
BREWERS TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TIIE PRINCE OF IVA44ES*
AGENTS FOR STOURBRIDGE,.
JOHN :RUTLAND sot SON9
g COII.IIIIERCIAL 1 UILDINGS.
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o
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-
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Purifying Mixture, No. 1 .. 115.0 d. per Bottle
Purifying Mixture, No. 2 .. 118. Od. per Bottle
Strengthening Pais 4s. 65. per Box.
Female Pills 4s. 6d. per Box.
Cough Mixture .. " .. 4s. 6d. per Bottle
Worm Powders .. 2s. 9d. per Box.
Healing Ointment ........2s. 95. per Box.
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King Theebaw of Burmah wants a chapel on the
plan of St. Peter's at Rome built at Mandalay, and has ins
ported a number of Italian builders to work out the designs
The Allan Royal Mail steamer Peruvian, which
has just arrived in the Mersey; brought among her other
cargo no less 15,540 boxes of Canadian cheese and nearly
1,000 barrels of apples. It is stated that unusually large
quantities of turkeys, geese, and other poultry are being
prepared in Canada for shipment to the English Christmas
markets.
For the eighth year in succession, F. Archer heads
the list of winning ijockeys, he having during this year
been first 220 times. Including his firs t success, upon
Athol Daisy, in 170, the popular jockey has now ridden
1,648 'winners, while George Fordharn has succeeded.
during his career, in passing the post first upon 2,431 occa-
s'OTlB.
The Governors of the Bank of France have decided
to place the sum of 6,000 francs at the disposal of the
Municipality of Boulogne, to be distributed among the sur-
viving relatives of the Boulogne, Calais, and Portel fisher-
men who lost their lives in the storm of the 14th of last
mouth.
Sir Evelyn Wood left Mar itzburg last Sunday for a
hurried ride into Zululand, in order personally to super-
intend the taking of photographs of the scene of Prince
Louis Napoleon's death.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says
that a niece of Marshal MacMahon, Mdlle, de la Selle, has
entered the sisterhood of the Benedictines of Solesmes. A
great number of the aristocratic families of Anjou and
Maine and noble- relatives from Paris witnessed the cere-
mony of taking the veil.
The Strasburg Tribunal has condemned by default
to 600 marks fine, or 40 days' imprisonment, 124 soling men
born there in 1858-60 for evading military service. Any pro-
perty which they may have in Alsace is to be seized.
A movement has been started in the United States
for the formation of an American rifle team to compete at
Wimbledon next July with a team to be chosen horn the
riflemen of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
One of the forthcoming financial measures of the
German Government will be the levy of the malt tax at
double its present rate of duty.
Transatlantic faqhion notes are worded in somewhat
queer phraseology for English ears. Thus we learn from a
ladies' column in the Albany Sunday Press that "tresses
and knots of hair, ringlets and bangs, are all of consequence
at present;" and that round, plain, plated, pointed, and
shirred bodices are all fashionable." Then the same
authority also informs us that "London swells sometimes
order twenty-five suits of clothes at the same time.
An official table of the deaths from cholera in the
Bombay Presidency since the Ist of January last shows the
total number of fatal seizures to have been 14,282 out of
30,966 cases. According to the Bombay Gazette the disease
had early In the present month entirely disappeared through-
out the Presidency.
Reports to Bradstreet's say that 158 failures were
reported throughout the United States and Canada during
the week ended November 11, which is the largest number
for any one week this year, the next largest number (150)
having been reported for the week ended March 19.
Mr. Bright, writing from Kelso to the Freehold
Liberal Club, Oldham, says he is pressed with correspond-
ence, but he wishes the secretary to say how much he is in
sympathy with the members in all their efforts to obtain
a wise and just legislation on behalf of all classes of their
countrymen.
Telephonic soirees are decidedly coming into fashion
in Paris. President Grevy has had telephones laid on from
three theatres to a room in the Elysee, four persons at once
being thus able to listen to each performance.
At Dudley the town council have decided to light
the market-place with six electric lamps, displacing fifty-five
ordinary gas lamps.
On Wednesday morning a destructive fire occurred
at Sharp's Ledding Factory, in Elgin-street and Campbel-
field-street, Glasgow, completely destroying the building,
which was three storeys high and had a frontage of 160 feet.
The flames extended across the street to St. Thomas's parish
church, and burnt part of the roof. Upwards of 60 persons
are thrown out of employment by the fire, and the damage
Is estimated at £6,000.
The ex-Grand Duke of Tuscany has undertaken at
his sole cost the restoration of the front of Si. Mary of the
'lowers at Florence.
Professor Nesbitt, of Queen's College, Belfast, died
on Saturday (26th) at his residence Mount Charles, near
Belfast. He had been ill for some Arne, but the immediate
cause of death was an attack of typhoid fever. He was an
accomplished scholar, an efficient teacher, and a man of
liberal sympathies who took an interest in works of social
and moral improvement, especially those for the benefit of
the working classes, and few men connected with collegiate
pursuits have been so popular.
Mr. Bissett, M.P., speaking at the annual dinner
of the Taunton Agricultural Association said, with reference
to the land question, that in his opinion it was far better
to let the landlord and tenant settle their own matters be-
oween themselves, as they were perfectly capable of doing it.
At the present moment the tenant farmers of England had
every possible opportunity of naming their own terms, and
it they could not come to terms with their landlords now,
he did not know when the opportunity would arise.
Divorces in America are becoming such everyday
occurrences, that a Transatlantic contemporary now pro-
vides the additional heading of " Divorced" among the usual
announcements of "Cradle, Altar, and Tomb," as the
Americans prefer to style births, marriages, and deaths."
At many recent fashionable 'weddings a youthful
nephew, or other relative of the bride, has acted as page,
and borne the bride's train. The costume chosen for him
is always fanciful, such as that of the Charles I. period,
or old Venetian, or even the luau-of-war dress.—Court
Journal.
The late Mr. Macdonald, M.P., has bequeathed to
the University of Glasgow the whole of his books on the sub-
ject of ruining, and also £l,OOO fur the foundation of bur-
saries to be held by young men who have actually worked
underground as miners.
Mr. John Bright, in answer to an address of con-
gratulation forwarded by the Stalybridge Liberal Associa-
tion, has written to Mr. Platt, the President, as follows
I am very sensible of the great kindness of your members
In thus remembering me on the occasion of my birthday. I
thank them for the manner in which they have judged my
political life, and for all the good which they express for
me. I hope that among us we have done some good. You
have had your share in it, for you were one of the most
liberal supporters of the Anti-Corn Law League from Its,
beginning to its close."
The Prince of Wales will be again nominated for
the office of Most Worshipful Grand Master of English
eemasons at the next meeting of Grand Lodge on the 7th
or Docemlier. On that occasion the Grand Master will move,
" Chat this Grand Ledge agree to a vote of condolence to
the widow and family of the late Brother, General James'
Abram Garfield, President of the United States of Americal
who died on the 19th of September last of wounds received
from the hands of an assassin."
Eighteen men who had been taken from the wreck
of the French barque Uncle Felix; which had been lost at
sea while on a voyage from Cardiff to Valparaiso, arrived at
Falmouth on Saturday in the German barque Mikado. Three
of the Mikado's crew bravely manned a boat, and after five
trips to the wreck succeeded in rescuing the unfortunate
men, although a very heavy gale from the south-west and a
terrific sea prevailed at the time.
A religious census was taken at Spalding on Sun-
day. Owing to the Inclement weather, the congregations
were much smallet than they would otherwise have been.
The figures were—CLurch of England, all services, 2,476;
Dissenting places, 3,335. The population is over 9,000, and
the attendance represents 50 per cent.
The rumour is confirmed that the Mammoth Cave
In Kentucky is to be utilised for the cultivation of mush-
rooms (says the Academy). It ir• probable that only a part
of what is known as "Audubon Avenue" will be set apart
for this purpose; while more than 150-miles of subterranean
passages and chambers will still remain open to the curionS
visitor. Mr. Klett, the superintendent, who is said to be
fully competent for the task, is engaged upon a scientific
survey of the entire cave.
Mr. A. Arnold, M.P.' speaking at the annual dis-
tribution of prizes and certificates to the successful studentS
attending the North London School Of Art and Science, said
that every country must have an art of its own, and the
more we studied and found Gut what was the proper art for
British manufacture, the more likely we were to succeed.
Concerning scientific training, he remarked that every one
who gave any atten ion to the subject of the patent laws of
this country must be convinced of the necessity of a great
reform in them, so as to encourage both male and female
students to turn their attention to inventions. The patent
laws must be improved in the direction of benefiting and
increasing the utility of schools of science and art.
In consequence of recent fatal boating accidents the
Cambridge University authorities have issued a notice pro-
hibiting undergraduates using boats on the river above
Newnham unless they can produce a certificate that they
are able to swim well for 100 yards.
The question of tracks or " lane " routes for the
Transatlantic steamers has been much discussed of late 10
America. Captain lioratio McKay, of the Cunard service,
recommends that a westward and eastward track be laid
down and made compulsory for all vessels sailing between
Great Britain and the United States. The maximum dis-
tance of the two routes from each other would be 120 miles.
Some slight sacrifice of time would be involved, but it
Is contended that this would be more than compensated
for by the greatly increased security against collisione
either with icebergs or with vessels coming an an opposite
direction.

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