The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-11-12 00:00:00

stabulary and civilians. The lie direct has KITT PER .HILL PRIVATE 0011 RSI NO
been given often by Home Rule spokesmen ' II ER LING.
to the accusing officers ; and so it MIS, &tans- : The animal private Coursing meeting, took place
ingly enough, at How-street, the other day, on Tuesday at biesseef'Webb's exteisiee said farm,
A policeman said he had distinctly heard a Kiny r Mil. After a. rather rough and boisterous
prisoner whom he had arrested as a "loose, Hight ihe morning opened very sold but dry..
idle, and disorderly " committing the 20) t 300 person comml ea
There was a large company eonaisting of between
gentlemen present. Proceedings wore
enormity of menacingly grinding his teeth, commenced at ten o'clock. and . after beating the
and, cross-examined by the accused, stuck • mg!, fi •id adjoining the homestead,- a move was
to his statement) with emphasis. "Your made. to the famous cover so well known in coure.
Worship," pertinently remarked the man in iag ea, lead where the unprecedented number of
nirty six decide 1 courses were ebtained without '
the dock, "I haven't a tooth at the top of morii.g. and some splendid trials were witnessed.
my head." Our policemen must really have The whole of the six stakes were run through, with
more circumspection. he exception of the deciding courses, by one
o'clock. when an adjournment was made for Inn-
ch. a The high wind had blown down !the large
marquee which is generally used on these occasions,
arid the visitors were entertained in the house, tke ;
luncheon being of that high class which is always
. provided for their guests by Messrs. Webb k
OB•TRIICTIWO Tan Foxics —At the Police Colin In Jve was ifterwards made to the nteadew adjoining
yesterday, before idess:s. 7 Ewers, It L. Freer, T. the farm, where the erente on the card were eons-
D hemes and A. Freer
;dieted, and two. made-np stakes were also run off.
. T WAS
charged with &situating i Fanny 'freemen
re gean t Hardwicke whilst Orviug to the dry season the hares ran remarkably
strong and well. In Quo Matra Hill Stakes
in the execution of his duty on the 7th inst. Set.
gem:. Herdwieke said on the 7th inst, he &ppm-
Reviaior showed a great. turn of seed. and ran like
hiir
hended Daniel Sankey in the Old Star Inn, and de-
sire, kberbiant. lie eventually dividad with
fendant tried to prevent him taking Seukey. . D._ . Tibthoree. In 'he Steurbridee Stakes Mr. Wilkes's
feadast struck him on the back of the head and ! Woottiand King, after an „undecided, divided with
scrstohed him. Inspect.Jr Long corroborated Heed- Pa rick,
wicks and said defendant . need mast disgusting the Iwo appeasing pretty equally inetehed.
In the High Grove Stakes Grimley was, very fast,
language —Defendant was fin. d 104 end costs Gr sad Wild Austreliao, with -whom the stakes were
14 days.—Thomas Irwin wan charged with a similar divided, was a veil gOod greyhound, end had the
deciding course been ten 'lithe jests- would bate
offenceat rho semi time and place. Sergeant
beer very doubtful, ,in • the Whittingteu Stakes
,Hsrdwicke and Inspecter Long. proved the case.
Weimar. who Was a SASt.OI last year, ShOW•d:rers
Defendant said he thougrt t wee the duty of the
officer to read the warrant and thet if they . ' ir great cleverness in fencing, and won the stakes in a
done ~o there would not have • been any 'bother. brilliant (*shim In the Verde's, Stakes Mi.
Derendent was fined 10e, ant eglifee- the Baba' Wilkes proved the witiVr-• erttlt, hie „wild Maid.
remarking that it.wes a serioue'thine -. tO ebetract Tree rivilte_Stakes *hire dfridaid between two 'Mart
the polio. in the esenution of their duty; awl were - 401111-.-Je4etil Chief ead'lthel Xenia-, - Altogether
,bound to protect the pollee. ! : , • 56 cooties. inciter:Hag -ace goes end undecided', weiv.e
'Tins OPINING OP Tits New Tcierx lieer..-4. run off during than day, which was an exceptionek!
number A Incensed victuallers applied for az enj,yable one, The following are the details
,zt,usion of time on Monday night and tee Beech Tile KIN VEX HILL STAKES, for 2 puppies at
alowed them one hoir extra. ' 164 10s. slash ; winner, £l2; second, £lO. .
A Deuxxasn.—E)ijab Westwood was charged , I.
with being drunk at Cradley on the 4te inst. P:t. ' •
Welab proved the case. Fined is. and costs. • Mr. Corbet'e Troubled Water beat Mr. Tyler's Olive
NOR riTMANT or POOR BAIN' —Travis Richard' ' Langtry
tit I Phillip B. Brewery were summoned by Mr. W. Mr. Heyerood's Revisor la Me. Jones's Java,
Hns t r non memo. 6of poor rate. Ordeis for Mr. Williams's Guard Ship b Mr. Morris's Melon
payment were made. . Mr. 'ft evors' Tibtlaorpe • b Mr. Braitliwaite's
Moan Deuxxs.—Thomas Mallen was charged Wyehenforit
with being drunk at the Lye on the 7th inst. P.C.
Habana proved the case. Fined 9s. including colts.
—lidward Round was charged with being drunk on
tee 7th inst at Credley.—P. C. Webb proved the
case. Fined 68. and costs—William Steadman
was charged with being drunk on the 6th lust in
I.li;h Street. P.C. Ball proved the case. Defend-
ants mother said her son was rather weak in his
mind laud was about to become a teetotaler. The
cave was adjourned for two months, to see how de-
fendant behaved hunself.—Thoinse Brett (19), was
charged with being drunk and disorderly.—P. C.
Cartwright proved the cam—Fined 104. and limes
or 14 days.—John Thomas Waimea was charged
with being drunk and dirorderiy at Careless Green
en the 7th inst. P. Ct. L. Jones proved the case.
Fined 24 6d. and costs.

Revisor beat Troubled) Tiptkorp• bast Guard
• Water. atter a by.. I Ship after a by..
Stakes dividNl.

STOURBRIDGE STAKM, for 8 pappiso at
_£2 10.. each. Winner, $1.2 ; second. £4.

Mr. Corbot's Timothy Ti. lost Mr. Diekens's Dolly's

Daughter
-Mr. Parker's Patrit.k b Mr; Cart's Cereal.
Mr. Niche Ha's Tenbury b 11r. Elwell's Enville.
Mr. Wilkes's Woodland King b Mr. Tynan us
• Peacemaker.

Patriok beat Timothy 11. I Woodland King boat
r Tenloury.
Stakes diridad.
The HIGEI -GROVE STAKES, or 5 puppiaa, at
• £4 10. etch ; winher, £18; second, £6.

CHIMXIST 02, Fxan. ...William Douglas was
(-barged with allowing his ehinaney ta he on fire.
Ordered to pay coats.
CAUTION TO BuYS.-Williiirri Boswortn, IA, was
charged with having en the sth inst. let off fire-
works within 50 feet of the centre of tie carriage
road. Wit.idrawa on payment deceits, Sc 6d.
OfIiCZNI L./NW:TAGIL - Joseph Hasledine was
charged with uaing obieene language on the Bth
mat, at the Lye. PS. Chare said he was on duty
in High 8 reet, Lye, on Sunday night and saw de-
fondant cone out of the Bell inn; and he made use
of the language placed oa the paper handed t t
Be eh Defendant was ffned 24 and costs.

Mr. Morria's Mansion beat Mr. Smith's Shadowlaud,
Mr. Nicht)ll's Grimley beat Mr. DAle's Damson.
Mr. Wilkes's Wild Australian beat Mr. Tyler us
Mineral Blast. •
Mr, Braitlatraitei Wyoh-ry Stag buil Mr. William's
Bed sa a ROM

_
• VAGIANCT.—SiIas Milliafsbip was charged wi
begging on the 10th lost at Stourbridge. LC.
Bridget& proved the case and said defendant keel
110 and some bread in his possession. He went
to beg it Superintendent Wheeler's house and
witness looked him up. A. he had been locked up
all niait the Bench diamissol ;he case, and defend-
antjprOinited not to offend again.
A Nimmons Dowler was
chsrg dwi wilful damage, refusing to quit, anti
&vault. at John Jones's, the Market Hall Vaults,
on V-443 Erd September. Mr. J. Hinds appeared to
prossecnte. Our readers will doubtless recollect
that defendant •Dowlet was i he ve..ita lust
mentioned on the Erd September in emaipany with
Daniel Sankey, when a meet disgrackful rev
occurred. in which the landlord was badly assau'ted
by both the men. Sankey has ben summoned and
sentenced, but Dewier absconded. There was a
truth* summons against Dewier for using Omit*
language on the 20th October. for being drunk
and refusing to quit he was fined 10s and costa, or
It days ;. and the assault 20e and ltos:s or 1 month,
and for the damage 24 61, 6s damage and emits
For the obscene language defendant was fine/ 64
and costs, or 7 days.
Dm/saner ASSAULT.—Georgi Brown, a respect-
able looking young man, was ehatged with is-
decently assaulting Lucy Ward, 12 years of age, on
the 39th of June, 18864,at Belbroughton. Mr. G.
Sheridsn Plant defended. After hearing a number
of witnesses the Benek cenaraitted defendant for
trial, add accepted tail.
STILLIK4 MOMIT4,—. Fre i Workman, butcher,
was charged with stealing as 40 the property of
Benjamin Cutler, Cleat, on the Uth nit, and
further charged witta stealing 3e from Benjamin
Cutler on the same date. Prisoner was sentenced
to one month's hard labour. •

Orlinley beat Shadowland I Wild Australian beat
I Wyshery Stag:
Stakes divided.
The WHITTINGTON STAKES, for S all-aged
greyhounds, at £2 10s,each ; winner .£l2 ; second £4

M Jones's Juror_ (late Client) bolt Mr. Williams's

Winsome Girl. . .
Mr.' TylWs Wild Wave I. b Mr. Byrn.'s Brylinds.
Mr, liElsrell'a Weimar b Mr, Dale's Dashing Girl.
Mr. Callsrick ne Tsusbourne,b Mr. Wight's Theme

-Wits *ars bat Juror. I Weimar Wait Tambourins

Flif AL.
a Wad Wave. .
T • WOEDSLEY STAKES, fo• S. all-aged grey-
hounds, at .24 iOl each ; winner, ; second. £lO.

Mr. Wilkes Wild Raid beat Mr Wagstars
WrAngler.
Mr. Cottle's Chiltern b Mr. Haywood'. Rawl°
Mr. k htllips' Pogr.szion b Mr. Tper's Countess
of thinsborough.
Mr. Dale's Dusky Boy' b Mr. Wassts.ro Vir'chump.
,

laid beat Cniltern I Progression beat Dug
•I Boy
Prow.
Wild Iliad beat Progression.

ENVILLE STAKES, for Sall-aged greyhounds
at sal 101. atoll. Wisner, £L&; woad, AS.

W. Jones's Jealous Chief bast Mr. Lovegrove's

, Tin ?Jaw Town HALL.—The arrangements for •
opening the New Town Hall on 11.ardey next are
' nearly complete At meeting of the Ctimmis-
sionerson Mbnday last, the' following 'resolution
was pule& '' That the oeeupiers and ownere
plestu of business and residendet in- the High
Street, Church Btreet, Market Street, 'and Hciley
Road be requested to do all they can by flags and
keeping expoeed their sop windows, and by ens-
pending business from about 12 cm, to 4p.m. to
give the town as cheerful an appearance as possible
an the 14th inst.
BOARD or °MARDIAN*. MS. P. Pargpter pre-
sided at the weekly mashing of this Beard yeeter-
day. There were alsolpresent Messrs. Herr, 1101-
littion, Hingley, Wright, Biddsway, Parkes, Thomp-
son, McMillan, Dawes, Biyee J. Billinghern, W,bb,
Rhodes, Green, H. Billinscham. Ilaskew. Stringer,
Yardley, and Hill. ;Admittel infis the house
during the week 7, born 1, dischArgrd *6, dead 1,
ren2aining 491. agairret 622 in Vie corresponding
week last year. Oct-door relief :—lUngswanforti
district /48 Cs Id, Stoarbridge .839 2s 941
owen £29Bs 114 d, nen-resident paup!rs Me 81,
total .4116 16s Id. against £lO9 :111 sd last year.—
A. letter was received from the Local Government
Beard declining to rescind or alter the order issued
on the 27th A.ugnst last, fixing the maximum stun-
ber of inmates at 620. The letter ve as ordered to
be laid on the table. The Sanit.try Committ-e r..
ported that the death-rate for t;le put •month for
Stafforeshire was 18 pit. 1 000 and for 11 orcestt-r-
-shire 12 per 1,060,

Lowood.
Mr. Phillip. P.,rter 11. b Mr. Wilkes's Highland
&laid 11.
Mr. Triver nu Aber Menai b Mr. Mnrlases lintbs.
*Mr. Dales Demerara b Mr.Coltle's Cicerones!.

halo is Chief b fkorter II:1 Aber Meotti b Pooketarit,
Stakes ciiri4ed. •

1 00 T.B A.LL.

S,t)UMJainalC. XING- XDWAliD.B.—This match
wts played on the ground of the latter (Bristol Road)
on Slturday last. Ti. home team winning the toss
el agel tukieft if, and after abut ten minutes'
play Humphries, for the. vi itors, au:eieded in
crossing the line, but Thomas, in taking the
.kick,
failed to cony, rt. The visitors, continuing to press,
forest' the home team to save twice by teuching-
do en, until a few minutes to httit time, when Evers
lan :ed another tr from a scriu..l rig •in the Royale'
tweitty-five. Thomas again failing to impruve,
nothing of note cgs 'trod before half-time, except a
•lrop by Humphries, which only resulted in a tnueh.
down. Theism ma changing ends . stead—Stour.
bridge, two tries, three minors; King Edward's,nil,
On i.e leather being started in the second half the
Stourbrifige men, by some good combined play,
passed th- ball to Humphries, who again got in.
W. Peolertshinx the kick, experienead, the slime
bad luck as his predecessors. After kicking the
bell into play again .a bit of gool give-and take
play was•wiinessed, an.l the visitors' forwards, goat-
i?ig the be 1 between them, dribbled it into the goal
hoes;of the borne toam, when. after an exciting, race,
Robins sumeeded in dropping on the ball and scor-
ing another try for Stourbridge Humphries, fail-
ing to improve upon it, a bit of loose play occurred
for a few minutes. Hunston, dribbling the ball up,
ran in cud scared. but med. a failure of the kick
for goal. The only incident occurring before the
finish was a touch in gal mails by Robins. The
game ended in a win for Stourbridgs by Ave tries,
four minors to nil. The following is the Stourbridge.
team :—R. iinnston ; back, P Humphries. H. L.
Bolder% S. Mount. it 3 4 ha.. ha ; P. Evers, F.
B(mitflu 4 backs; l. 1. Penley (capt).,F. W King,
W. M. Robins, F. V. Moore, C. Lienang, O. Thomas
W. Penley, G. forwards.
STAMM% MILL V. STQUABUIDOU CASUALII.--Thelle
clubs met on Saturday las!, on the ground of the
latter at Norton. The visitors played a very rough
game and at the call of time were declared the
winners by 3 goals to ail. To-day the Casuals 2nd
team play Wollaston Albicqr at Norton.