The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-07-09 00:00:00

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
tr\N WE DN D Y, •IULY 13th. CUP DAY, A
/ CU P FA.T Te • LTV! RPOOL, at-
°' 3 s ,ri; K erniinttr gt 7.25 a ea..
t,tl.j 111 . 7 :•6 ; te I -T
;me 8.0;
Br i r:e ij ;uu. 0. •8 6 ; .gther on, Bt2 ;
Dodlgy. S 20 ; 8,21 ; Pr tees End, 8 24 ; and
-I.,atsy Battik, et 8 29 a.u.t.
SEASIDE IXCURSIONA.
ON SATURDAY. .1 CLY leitit, a CHAP I.Xt-;Ukt-
STON for WEYMOU H cod the CHANNEL
ISLANDS. and WINCH VSTER, 00,PORT, BOURN.
mou lif. poitri-imOri PH, suld
f..t'3 4,5, 8 10, 15, or 17 41.tys, will leave Dudley at
11.5, a.m.; ard Juncti,-41 at 11 50
For fares ant return times see Special Bills.
J. GIIIERSON,
General Malinger.
_
S lOURBIIIDGE WATER WORKS COMPANY
• (LIMITED).
WASTE OF WATER.
f rr.F.; cases of careless Wagte of Water having been
vi br ught to the notice of the Company, it is re-
gut lined that everlbo,.ll: wiit endeavour to ptevent such
cod ,sp(-c,.1.1y the lea% fog of garden or other taps
g, which is an improper way of using
the water ctl cia unfair to neighbours.
Altheugh the at. ply is allied:tut, the water has to be
pum: ed under hat Orea,stre, the pnisent demand being
nearly doLli:c the tt...r claw/ince ptr
bY OLDER,
GEO, HOLLOWAY,
July, 1837. . Secr.tary.

40, X/DDERMINSTER-ST t I
STOP' R B II [DOE
MRS. GEORGE H. FIELD
Begs to inform the ladies of Stourbridge and the vicinity
that she has come t) resident the above address, and is
PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR
lANTLE
7
Being confident that she can give perfect satiif:ction in
STYLE AND FIT.

AGENTS 'WANTED to push first-class Machinery
Oil Libeial Commission.—Bo s 22, Post Office,
Liverpcol.

PERgONS ef either s, x wanted to do artistic work at
home. No ['sitting. Good Pay. 2a. Apiece.
Ai m.teriala Free.—W. EAST, SourriAmrrox.

RILEY'S, on Constitution Hill (near Snow
Hill) have 400 PIANOS, ORGANS, and
HARMONIUMS to Select from in Show Rooms
(twenty-five on view in Shop Windows), by the
leading maksis all marked in plain figures, at
prices and t, rins to suit all purchasers. Every
instrument is fully warranted, delivered free a
reasonable distance in Riley's vans, or carriage
paid 100 miles, arid exchanged if not approved of.
rt--nd,rg Pirchasers should call aria ace the
stock, or F.eud for Illustrated Price
List ((opyiii,lit). containing full descrtplion of
Inst-umeuta, %%was of Show Rooms, rnstem of
Isusiness. o the Selection and Preietvation of
-Pianos, (irgans, Ste. Two stamps. post free.
Special bargains and terms in Second-hand
Ingt•uments. only Address : 25,
Constitution Hill, Birmingham. Established
thirty-six years.
Lctters shoiil.:l be addressed in full

Ruptures Cured.
RUPTURES ! RUPTURES!!
mg PATENT
a Self-adjusting
ALT FOMATIO
-,
SOFT RUBBER SHELL RUSS
is the mest perfect we ever examined."—
Medical _Press and Circular, Oct. 21, 1885.

RUPTURES.—"HODGE'S Patent Truss
is the most comfortable and effective
truF..s, it gives an elastic pressure, possessing
a very great advantage. Adapts itself read-
ily to the movements of the body, and is
very effective."—Lancet, Oct. 3, 1885.

RUPTURES.—"VERY ingenious and
successful truss."—British Medical
Journal, May 23, 1885.

RUPTURES. "WITHOUT enlarging
the opening as conical pads are apt
to do, while its resiliency ensures the pad
keeping its place without exerting injurious
pressure."—Medical Times, October 10, 188 j

RT TIRE Es s decided, ad-
vantage both in efficiency and 'corn.
fort over all others with which we are ac-
quainted," Liverpool Medical Journal, Janu.
a,ry 7, 1886.

RUPTURES. —" A VERY ingenious
truss."—Edinburgh Maical Journal
Feb. 1, 1886.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS
AND BELTS IN STOCK.
*Description, a Stamped Addres-
sed Envelope.
1100112 CO.
Suspensory Bandage and Army
TRUSS MAKER
3Z7 & 3Z9, Oxford Street,
Pactory-18, Janie Street, W
1

FISE3ING BAIT.
-MED CUING."—This celebrated Ci inese
n Allurement received first prize in Fls3‘,eries
Ezliibitii,n Will keep for years. Balt and L-esh-
water fish attracted from a lorg distance in !arge.
nuialbers by its peculiar odour and colour, tel 3 the
bait voraciously. Wbolcsale 82 per dozen', tingle
packets, post paid, is 2d. One packet wil take
bushels of fish. Dr. Evans, Importer, 11, Sb
Park- road, Southampton.

TRADESMENS A.TORESSES
,i,..
te L ALI P ' - 4 'Fri!
OEr ailt. BEAT
Rheumatism, n
n. l I R D 1r
.: 0 lu k'fi SciP.tica. and Lumbago.
'time excruciating psin ts
nulcitty. relieved a,,d crr,d
fw d,r: by th:s eels
r---N ,•\ ff. -.- ,q I reA',P4 Mediti,:i.
130,.., k..-) 1. P,,, -r 11:10 retoir, to,
i•estlii, tit ~fdiet,turlng th,!,,r
use, and are certain to pre.
seri the disease attacking
Pl_
pa.rt, [ALS. . rit'7.-J‘i';'!s;l-?': all (Ate:2l:ft; at
'lB.lO. and 2a. t)d., psr box
,
- .---_____ -- -- -- • -,-------
-KEATING'S POWDER.
Kills Fleas, Bugs. 'Moths Ile., 1.,
~ , , ,
-- -- -- - - - --
.KEATING'S
Kills
Fens,
Moth..
Be4l,
~,,
_ ---------------- -
_KEATING'
8 P2irs ER
Bugs Moths, Beetles,
K EATIN G'i-POWD ER.
Kill.. Flats, Lugo, Moths, Beetles,
K Kills
EATING'S PO
FWDi::RJR.,
moths,
Beetles,
This Po vcier so ceVebrated is v_l:ecav unrivalled in
destroying BliGi; PLEAS, MOTlllii, aEtTLE' i and &I
Insects (whilst per ectiv liarrrilesq arn aal Met. Ali
woollens and furs she ald t o weilatwaita...d with Vii 3 Powder
before placing away. it is it/Val:1.100 to,take to the Sea-
side. To avoid dii.app hid:nor',' lasiqt upon ht,ving
"Keating a Powder." No other l'oviller is offectu il. • Sold
oniz, in tins. 61, Is., arid 2. J. Bawaie of imittitioz. Don't
be necei*ed. / - .1
WORMS IN CHILDREN,
WORUS IN. CHILDREN,
Are easily, sun ly, and with perfect eitfety got rid of by
using KEATING'S WORM TABLE/ S. Nearly all chil,lren
suffer from Worms. If suspected, do net wait, y3u o.to with
ease cure the child (has no effect, except on Worms).
Sold by all chemists, in Tins, Is. lid. each,

TTIHE SUBSTITUTE FOR f ÜBE MANNA. CAKE
CASTOR OIL. BEN-
.1. is an alUcient Worm
NE TTE'S MANNA CAIiE, Cske.Children take it as a
price lad. each (not a patent Sweetmeat.
medicine), One Cake equals It is perhaps the most
half-an-ounce of Castor Oil, suitable aperient known
without its griping and sub- for use during pregnancy.
seqttent constipations. It has Order from Chemists
a mild but certain activn, It only or Post Free, 3
is mainly sugar flavoured with for 6d. ; 6 for lid ; 1.2
liquorice juice, for 1 Od. ; and 36 for 4s
From sole Agent. Mr. 1;
H.- Bland, chemist, i
High Street,Stourbridge.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, & ITS CURE.
Nvini WORDS of WARNING and COUNSEL.
The Young Man's Medical Guide on the Ob-
ject and Obligations of Marriage, the Causes and Self-
cure of Neivuus Diseases, Loasf Energy, Dimress o!
Sight, &c., wiih lustructi).na hor t ) acquire heAlth and
Ina..ly vigour, at,d avoid uubacpy uutin, sisk4 off,priLgs,
eithausti.m. and premit ore oil age, (te. b..ut free for
two stamps, to pay pc:stage.
ADDRESS, SECRETARY, WELLINGTON HOUSE., 7, Tv-
STOCK Sr., BEDFORD BQ, LONDON, W.C.

•
,TNAMOTIPI NOTICE.
1 •
F I E
CELEBRATED
CIGAR STORES
92 HIGH STREET,
___
S TOURBPIDGE.
he Proprietor e have inkt-ii okigiirein
announcing that they have been
appointed SOLE AGENTS-
for Stourbridge for the
sale a the celebrated
—•••
ROYAL
EGYPTIAN
CIGARETTES,
Manufactured by HAG GI AINURI, Cairo
Egypt.

ERVOUS DEBILITY and General Weakness
Less of Power and Energy, speedily cured nd
natural vitality restored Peroous who live in the
country should send details cf their case. ad avjo. for
their cure will be sent free of cbarge. Only adde..s
Dr Hunter and Co., 44,Great, Charles Street, Birming
ham.
No case undertaken unle.stea cure:can be warranted.

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For ilunting and Rough Wear.
BENSON'S
SPECIALLY-MADE WATCH,
PEE El
SILVER. iHE "ph 71 GOLD.
fe) C --''• U. C 0
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HALF-CHRONOMETER
BENSON'S "FIELD" WATCH.
The Hunting Vitra' ot " Tisii Irinut" Fa) 1:--
" I earl oonfldently recommend ?desire. Ilen.on's hunttaB
wateh as one that can be depended on."—FaLD, March 0,
104.
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET FREE. -
J. Wm BENSON, BOLE MAKER
STEAM FACTORY, LUDGATE HILL;
28, ROYAL EXCHANGE;
25, OLD BOND STREET, LONDON.

FIEL
TOBACCONIST
92, HIGH ST_RE ET
STOURBRIDGE
HAS A
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
.OF NEW
MEERSCHAUM
AND
BRIAR-ROOT PIPES,
PLAIN AND FANCY
OMAR AND CIGAREITE 110IDERf
And B cry Description
TOB.VCONIST'S (i;001)t.
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIab;
The Old Established Shol:
92, High-St,.
STOTT RI-3 RI T)Or

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE':

£lO TO £2,000 •
I ONEY.—Wftw,RE: AND HOW _ THE EARS.;
s TRII IMPERIAL ADVANCE -11g.iist.
J. SZINFUTON kvites suffyrers to send for his
i
be .03 ea.,...hi,th,d ti;ht -,tsri. in LivelTK,i. • -2" book showing the diaaase and the means of cora. Poi&
llken eXtellBl,76 Pretaii:es in I,,,tid,n, where Porrowera
will have the opportunity of obtaining advanae" Pon free Ga., with litter Pt advip if cue can be stated.
Imperial Ruildinas, Ludgate Circus, Loudon. yr
be same equitable terms which have caused the .„satati,ns "my. ee
tnirial Adv-rce Bank in Liverpool to become familiar
household words.
Householders' Professional Gentlemen, Yammers,
Shopkeepers. Licensed Victuallers, Lodging-house
Keepers, Tradesmen, Dairymen, Cab Proprietors,
Gardeners, Clerks, persons entering into business, and
tiler responsible persons, in any part of England and
Waits can obtain advances almost immediately, instant
arcing from £lO to £2,000, NO SURETIES RE
UtRED. either upon their furniture, e`acb, pie
tttl3, crops, implements ithey retaining this free nee
me). or upon note of hand alone. Rea distrain
other executions paid out. Advances extend
.rom one to five years. Easy repayments. No out
mtssionts paid to agents, borrowers therefore reap the
benefit. Liberal advances made upon deposit of mar-
lisndise surplus stocks, jewellery', furniture. deeds.
-crip. and upon every kind of valuable pi:,
u.' I. .eith the Arielest privacy.
Further infori. stint) by calling upon or writing
utir.ii amount required) LEWIS SIMMONS, Principa
Imperial Advance Beak,
245. Tottenham Court Road. London, W. C.

•
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FITSi
Nill,qt I my ewe I do neit mean merely to Ktop them for 3
time uric' then have them return again. 1 miien
I have made the disease ot FITS, EPILEPSY or JAIl•
EICKNESSt LP--liing study. I wienaut my2reme4
the wo:•st 15:,,:.:.ute others hey, failed is no te, 0.,
not now roeelvi7.! cum Send at once Icu a tteaTi, •
Free itottle ut ray infallible r?medy. Ciive •,, •
It Cost, you tlOt.;!iri!.7 for a trial, And I wul cure yr.
Lht. 11. G. EouT, 5, Pi oat Tree Ct.,

-, IMPERIAL ' '''' '- ,‘ 'Ai t; 9 NT. N The grouse pro, cut_ on the hillciigert, hehire and
oth ram lou sa
n • .. - :tisfactory. '''• ci birds seat_
. f, •
quite up tathe ' , and thernis no disease.
if i'or '
MANCHESTER SRI? CANAL Mr. William friwcett, father 'of the late Professor
In the House OF LORDS, on July 4th, certain standin Fawcett
g - - ' died at Salisbury, on Tuesday morning, aged
ninety-four.
orders were dispensed with, and the Manchester Ship -
Canal Bill read a Becloud time. ' -•-• - Mdme.444:arah-fe , t has, it is stated, invested
THE CANADIAN TARIM% most of the proodeds of her recent American tour in
The
real property in the United States. Earl of Onslow acceded to a request Of Lord . pnrincef Ernest of Shaxe Meininge_n and suite have ldt
Lamington for the production of correspondence with or Bremer even. The Pnnce has been her
the Canadia.n Government respecting the proposed '4" ac'n --
, Pdajesty's gnest at the Grand Hotel during the Jubilee
changes in the tariff.
- ..• •eelaheeti - ',.c• i-• ...--.
-•- 4- -- LAND ' Taisimix' ' ---
The Crown Princess of Germany has convented to
The report stage of the Land Transfer Bill was post- open, on the 25th inst., the flower show which is to
poned until a future day, by request. take place at the People's Palace on that and the
, . _ On the motion for thethirdreadillfrefibirfriali Lila' -- --lii,--- indothicid
IRISH
LAND
Birrj4
' • ' - -411°- winfi1...7411744: "- •t:', ,- -., .- . ~,!.97,!'..7,7;7,'.;!,,,,t,:=1,.-.4g.--,
from Bombay that 3000 Russians
' Bill there was a discussion in which Earl Cadogan, I have reached the qtaihali district on the northern
Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Herschel!, and Earl Granville
.1 frontier of Badakehart.'l-... .•. , ~ -, --- -4 . . -
took part. The Prime Minister briefly replied, and the . - Sir G. W. Ridgway arrived-. at St. Petsrsbnrg,.on
bill was passed after an:amendment of the Earl of Mill- -trotimi-y ta by -erhesir wit; lirit. . ~ ..
will
town .. g o ary negotiations snu
town to admit to the Act all leaseholders without shortly be resumed.' •- - '. r
exception had been rejected by 42 to 1. ~
Mr. E. R. riussell, ti.p„ for the Beidgetoq, piodon,
1 . THE. SUGAR
_INDUSTRIES,_. .
..
... Of Glasgow, - hes announced , intention to resign his
- -'"— his •'
'
' Sir J. Fergnsson informed Mr. Kimber in the Olom- seat.' - ~ ''! T,',..,•ik,i.......
~
MONS that the Government had already instructed her Mr. Bruce presided over the Jubilee anniversary
Majesty's representatives to invite foreign Governments ' -'dinner - of the 'Licensed Victuallers ' School; :, at the
interested to a conference on the condition of the •On stal Palace, on Tuesday evening, when subscriptions
sugar industries and on tht qnestions connected with
....were announced to the amount of. £9400, the largest
'''l''' '' - ..,-, • . .
• . sum received an one year,
THE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION. . , The Duchess, of Cumberland is favourably', prat:zeal!. ,
To Mr. Bryce the Under.aeoretary stated that he kip..., Her genera health leaves nothing .to desired,'
was unable tom then whether any subsidiary engage- &Miller Royal Highness now realises her mental condi.
meat or'inodifibitScitt Of the Convention relating to tine, and 'willingly accepaanedical advice." •. : ,
.Egypt would be made. That day was the day named The price of beer per quart was last Week increased
as the postponed date for ratification, and it, had not to ten cents in Brooklyn.
.. .
• .
. _ -
1 yet expired. . Mr. Alfred Stevens Was On Monday night elected a
. , . . . men mans ing,...-.t i. .': , - ix ember of the Soelety of British Artists. _
' Mr. Arthur Balfour answered Mr: Gisidstone's -queei-'. .. It Is rumoured that a large number of disguised Rua-
tion regarding the iiniorporation of certain amendments ' - Man subjecti are on their 'way to India. 1 ,-
in the Chimes Bill in the negative.'-. •.- -- ' - :.An ,- Indian- Volunteer team has arrived in :England
. .
NEW WRITS ~ AND NEW MORMEE4O. ' for ' the nnrpose of competing at Wimbledon..
• Fe* new writs were issued on the eidiration of as ,The tribal strife in Basutoland is reported as settled.
, Many, members of the (lc andMA.,lifalley Stewart
~Maiiripha pays Letsea a fine of 1000 (tattle. -
;wed • Introduced 'and t =l,tigiiii=etiet-forAthe ;Spalding Mr. Henry Dunning Macleod has been elected a
division amid loud and prolnriged Oppodkp cheering. - corresponding ' member• of the - Societe - &Economist
t.' •• -' -i
onion' oe-iaoliiiiiils.-; ',l r i! Tolitiqne of 'Pariff.. ~
Is Ur. W. U. Smith, fa_ mOvipg ~ at nfiso
,;.,., on giving The reinfillin.New York on June 23 is said to have
priority 'to '• Government btisins tirtring 7 Mmainder been the heaviest and most continuous witnessed there
of the session, named the measares which the aovern- , for years. - -,-:. :•-• • -.--• --- :. ---:•- -: • i
went thought it necessary to proceed with.—Mr. , The Indian GOtiesanterit has announced the issue of
Gladstone, who followed, could net support the motion,. a new,runae,,A9th,-kolf„.200 lakhs of rupees, ', bearing
' and protested against the inroads made upon the interest at 4“-Per cent.i.
time of private members and the freedom of debate Neiotiatlikas -will.bei,npened in November between
this session.—Other members having spoken, the First the Vatican - and ,Portugal, ' with a view* to the :
Lord of the Treasury replied, and the debate became establiehment pfle-Catholic hierarchy on the Congo. 1
one of the most animated discussioas of the session. •' 'Dili. hoed:a' .-.strutile 3hy - Mr. -S. '''W,-,:., Palmer in
—Mr. J. Morley, Mr. Goschen, and Sir W. Harcourt epvaraenioratloO of the Queen's Jubilee has been
having spoken, the Ministerial motion was adopted.-.-.: I,e6selited"ln the children of several of the London
The Crimes Bill was set down for Thnrsday;_endithai.tr, s-ebomtwk-:., ~•. —, • ~,
Land Bill was brought from the Lords and second -
.-Attrigoinitin on its •sca* from cabdatar to doind—and
reading ordered for Monday. The East India and by which the niece of the Gewfroor of oandahar
was
China Matlttnattabr Wail diniatukia. 'and- at length 4E,,xeubm.....,bie,,.henn plundered. The lady was of
.. . ,
- ' CO roe came off.
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r.....,
_ „ p';_iii_ ~,,_ . ~'H. &'. An amendment, though not of -a•• directly hostile
_ ,_...,_
.41111 Me irduOg 3°' 44/111154- °u ulur 61-wi •we 'buy': character, will be moved, to theatieon&reading of the
,--- Aesentwa pakten . Gonrission to a number '.i:if public' Irish Land Bill front Opposition bench,probably by Mr.
~..a4d_Rriyat6 Billow 6 had passed bptlilpusee.
W
._ cap pbellaannertnen. -
• '''' A. farther conference between 4representatives of I
- - :. - -
06 - I T.,!.)L, porgosplcotTF„wicx,,-,:, 1.11
vernarvon II tod-that .-. '
employers g
ary onad
ttetm.oetn on, the onpiiisehaelnL ill:tdot'itjaieyHimet I
43 - imi"fitkt fI ?'- *..1 1. Conference be ..se - • 'EI - dial' ' ..
I
laid otiVilik4l2lll,ittve. niity.l:LV..rtilr
~17.17,:,.
,„.00rietr_eilt,gtliteeiGeoaloneosiiiBiltiiliewtixeri
.Bill
'say that reports
ir"694: LZT#4.37 a' '''''''. ~. ~.,-Nld7- is,-- the has been
'- - 4,,,...-o,' ~ A ',cci arrici-x. -,'' -!-:`-.- -_• ' 'rece orn •North-West state that re as been
..Lord Satitsbuttri .•..s,wbrinit Lord Resebea, stated another rainfall, extending along the ' lien: of the
that Ab , t iatiiidahro ,s -., :the Convention had neither neither • Canadian - Pacifica .-Railway for about ' one thousand
.been g _ Mt4i NA ~ , . ,the Porte, and he tad tient miles, and greatly improving the prospects:' of the
. .
out ipg strunderinns px.Atie alteration- of the date , crops.
.'
fixe4l4orktheratitleMioni:"---- .- • ' .. ' ' The','"dcotsman ''. London "correspondent says that
,Aioteionipignerfitualinettl4cencinni physician was sum-
'moned.to the South of 'France to visit a Scotch peer,
_--anct•hialecifor-theeingle visit waes.tbensand guineas.
- --The "Englishman states that the tax on apiritous
liquors _lndia has been raised almost to the point of
' Pretai ' .t.'llieconsumPtiOn of such liquors through
-14fidr44` thntigiad iesblishmentOltalvettadily declined.
a tat
;*,--; ingilliorer•Spectaitor "itititeelhat the ammn-
ittittirtiiiiiilltdn'Potaseseion. of the infantry stationed
I .ei.thernliia been*ithdrawn titian the 'then and stored
inittetuttiOlr and 'key, oWi,t9ri to-the Cages of nnfortn.-
Thataifnaning Kama:, -' : -'--
..- - -Ortlers,have,geneifronfßome to the Archbishop of
, Ne,w,,York4ili excommunicate 'Father ..M'Glynn, The
Fathertadfailed to present himself as ordered to the
.:. Stipreme-Ecclesiestical*Anthority it Rome.
: - The Mown Prince and:Prineesea ':4D-ertnany, received
•:•tt.,Bticirieghine Palace on•Tnesdaferraddress from the '
Anglo:Jewish bodies, a depitationleaded by Sir Julian ,
' Geldsznik Thaw; M.P,,' making • the presentation.
'. The *United -States for the ensuing 12 months will
coat 380:000 dole. for -salaries of members, and
' 33,00 idols, for their mileage fees, with nearly as much
more (344,492 dole. 82c.) for Senatorial officers, clerks,
. messengers. &o. • • -
Percy Faushaw Spencer Robinson—who is described
as a o4catleman," living in Westbourne-park, London
. —is in custody it Doncaster on the charge of em-
bezzling £lOO3 from Messrs. Beckett and Co.'ii Bank,
Doncaster'., -",
It is believed in Custom House circles that - the 1'
falling off of £200,000 in the last quarter's revenue is
very largely due to diminished payments of duty on '
'toc Vp, consequent on the Clettled state of ,the
fie dcb-tWe during ihat peri it
4 ' riiidtiebate namedzPikihsie, Wed to have promised '
the Brazilian Government to bring 500 eanigrants '
from Northern Europe to Brazil. The German Govern-
'
mei:it have warned their entijeeta 4m to trust the re'
Stient#tione pf:, the Mitednfe, ti ! i.; . ,
..-, .it
i
i
' ilt The tfonstrton of fikeiDoelatek ' ;MY iii Wane.
. tog. The Orange Free State will consider the railway
-question in specialneasion: The Natal Council has ex-
pressed its approval of an oatonalOrk of the Una tlotiarda '
.. the Free State and the coalfield. , : I
:'• The exhort trade from Itiiiriatn:fto China for the last.,
four months of 1886 amounted to 1,567,608 roublesP
„seed _ !e„kgports for, t)le woe period to 11,345,8:5.
Igr;ron ';' - :.; The former-4thMeted'or swine, sugar, Corn.'
l'Allid -- nd•ltars ; the latter almost solely cf lea.. i• '' '
-A.41030) .I,rtinaAleAcgth a IF-elatull 01-44°.ndlY.`
hat. SergeantWillianilivrin,- who *al in.cheran
'-
of the • °lice Barracks at Draperstown, was shot in the:
i4ficiltith alrev4iverien Saturday 1417OnitililetAckeeni
4 gh, latter, had, istai,heiu4.l“lblt* *VE4O. f°6131144..
-,:being compelled night' and .nay_ to remain On evieted
farms. Be was fOUndl-Olinjnsane;:andli now 164 in '
,4iyitiiii.f4. ;:'• •. ~ •''' ' -1.6 ~.41- •-' ii-.41-_.'4 .t?‘,
‘3.-4 ntrßoitenconispondentaetalalkitititt t , - 'l3lll Ansnarsk.
.7con: Monday reeeived ordersto,geinte-- .1- ,ili it Boltee,,.
liiia eitiMailatrafts renewed theft CrthrOnsing imblic 4
tifiefi:Nhilities Maedohnldf tiAtill(tejor tesaallinirtni
4 Inspector of polica,-,haa been ,eatiteneed to fomf Months'
imprisonment withbardlatiour, , ~, : • •,, '
At 'Jarrow ''PolititUrt; Oh illadday, alerociAk'
attack by two bnII dogs belonging to a man named Mon
•,./e',noinge; OR 0 .phild, ege!keeveAyeare,„named Thomas
' jdurphy,wes brought under the noticn44 4helterpsh.'•
' It was slated that Jennings was walking the WU doge -
out, when they set upon ',the Child .and almost tore bnit
of his ears off, • nearly bit his nose away, and seriously
-Injured him *bout the throat and other parts. Of the
'body. . The child's life was considered to be in 'great
1., clinger. When the dogs attacked WS_ 044, Jennings
attempted to beat them off, ink , they, ',turned Upon
him Sand fiercely bit both of his handl., Superibtendent
i Scotitstaisidthet-ihe 'owner of the dog' had 'deetroyed
. . .
• them, . and' therefore . the case now was one for the
.. county vend..
;The Manchester, City Magistrates on Monday; re-
manded John Buffey, a middlesaigedra9n, eh &charge
..of obtairdog money by false pretences. The prisoner, '
it was stated, has visited towns in all parts !of-4 the:
"country, and obtained - =Meg from Many persons on
pretence that he was the agent of a firm ,employed in '
discovering claimants for sums in Ohaneery. Be pro'.
fessed to his victims that they were the undoubted,
• .
heirs to some such Burns.
At Doncaster Police-court,. on Monday, Percy Fair. -
:.shaw',Speecer Robinson, described as la gentleman,
living in Westberirnepaik, London, was chareed With
forgery. The chief constable stated that the prisoner
7was apprehended in London on Friday night, on the,
charge of forging the KM of £lOOO from Metiers:.
Beckett .-an4. PCqs. Bank, Doncaster,
,A,The:eiiie was ‘
adjourned..
A terrible cab accident occurred in the West-Eod
~ of, London on 'Saturday, through which one ; person
has already died • and another lies in a precarious
4couditiop. ,• Thomas Freshwater, ',cabman, sgedl4s,,and •
, 'residing at it;, .7StaitikerMee;t Cheitien,' was driving
through,,fialstonAquere, when the horse bolted' and
da-hed . through to Grosvenor-place. . There it parte:
• iatateiolena collision with Is'. 4410 alan, smashing-
tire
'i'rcab and 7terribly Injnrln ,
.eAijoixond her child, •
fi:vhci aeculafiei_the„Vehicif4 al!
' tip 4riPiii# TbeNietims -
seeria #m*alita3he 484 ',• ~ 1 Hotpital, *ere it
. was 'found the WY and the cabman were suffering-.
,44fropi: concussion, Of the brain,_,- The latter died Ishortly
.10ter'admiisfOn, anfr his body is now awaitin'g' taw.
• incorat.'• The child is not in danger, but it itinot•yet
kneveri whether the mother will recover. Her address?
is. at present unknown. . „,. i -,,i, ••:,:-..
7- •-• ;The fiftieth anniversary of the opening- 4A. Grand• • '3inietion line through, Crewe was celebraCe% Man;
day with considerable rejoicings. The town. saari •f*ti :
fete." All.the employes of the London and NOrthii:
westerrettallwityluid a day'ileolidsy, with their *eget(
Special, trains
,arrired with railway-officiajniaidlitenc.
from fibrin all parts yr thtiline. There Were fen bands
of music, all, wi h one exception, composed of railway
servants; and a gigantic procession, with Sir Richgrd,
• -Moon- and7lhe directors Of the riallwareompenk, wen
went thy. . 'lithe town, all.the railway employ fa *di:
log me. ' ..iiiecielik sfstar containing a portrait of':
the Queen on the .obverae side, and a representation of'
the &OA • engine'. produced in CrtWO 'VfOlkS'Oit' the
Treveree., : -Sr Richard Moe* received th*freedernOf
ilthe borough,
..
and handed'Uver 'itheAro4ien?igthO'
i ill f t of the, railwaiTiviniiiny, tnclreiii‘: ',:, -,,.. M
~ ; ~,Lk,
Two deaths frail' ' drowning ' oacerved.ntWatifey-'onf,
Sunday. In one case a lad eight yeate- WA frienied
William Austin, was drowned whilst bathing in the
canal ; and in the second, a lad six years of Ain named
William Machin, fell into the same cute, and perished
a--:-••• •,...y,
before assistance could: arrive. :1, .
Several sad bathing fatalities in Ireland were reportedl
...en Monday. Mrs. Kennedy, who had just finished her , I
honeymoon. was bathing in a lake at Moyref, in:cOnntso...
" with severit companions?, WhelV:6l3o, efiddenly. ,
4 .oirned
'disappeared' and "Me .r , . ,At Park Litife:ileAr.,l
Glenbeigh‘threeeattle drovers bathed in: a lake Lat ther
t4itit.,ior tattridao;-.llleit 4ithesAot hallniebeen retrieved I
a 6onsiderible4itne Afterwards a search was instituted, ,
and their dead bodies were recovered, .-. : -' • .
.'
--our-the Brighton Quarter Sessions on Allenday, Ailed'
;irerneps, a ,hnrse, on, being cenykted, Id robbing
I.4Thßsi aiiia'agrd if sloe w **in* bit ear against
iment beini-pisled'd-Pon her. said she hoped -ehe-
would receive penal servitude, The Recorder said it
..ovas A strange request, but4el4he had been previously.
',;i:cioinit:deitit heprsihsoonn.eldr,
beeonwtienii:fttf,
rehpeelie'dt;o fivalears' penal.
"Thank you, sir,
-very innoh."2. ~ --, . - • ..7..-: ' . -.• . , .
Mr. S. Clare Bedferd;"the Ctioner, . received in,-
formation' On?MenditMottingpat..the officials at the
London, Obliiiiiitiir&d'lWO ItillitilirtrOinpany at
Victoria Railway ' Station had their attention drawn
to a parcel that was in a first-class railway carriage,
which, upon opening, they found to contain the dead
body of a female child. It was wrapped up in some
calico, and from the marks and general appearances
of the body, it is believed that the child met its death
by violence at or soon after birth. The body has been
removed to the Ebnry Bridge Mortnary to await an
honest. .