The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-07-16 00:00:00

SATURDAY STTLY 16, 1887.

used for domestic purposes should be boiled b( fore
use.—Mr. J. Humphreys, captain of the Irf lunteer
Fire Brigade, sugg.sted that the engine should be
used for the purpose of flushing the sewers. tier
b-ing 9 laro amount of sickness at the top end of
the town. The offer was accepted, the isoaid to
supply the men for pumping and disinfectants to
mix with the water. Dr. Carey expressed the
opinion that the outbreak of typhoid fey r was
caused by the foul condition of the sewers and the
accumulalon of sewerage gas.—Mr. John Millard
was appointed to act as inspector of nuieandes for a
month, duri ig the illness of Mr Bevan. _
ORGAN Ornieneo.—A special service was held at
the parish chinch on Thu:idaY evening, when the
organ—which has be n reconstructed, enlarged, with
the additio of pheurnaie lovers to the b Howe, and
rebuilt by Messrs. Nicholson, Worcester—was
opened. There was choral service, with sermon by
the Rev. Dr. Gott, Dean of Woiciester Mr. J. B
Tirbutt, organist of the eaurch, presided at the organ
ani played volunt,rtes at the opening and close o'
the service. The Bev. D, Gott, Dean of Worcester,
preached the sermons, and the Rev. A. E. Seymour,
vi•-ar of St. John's, and the Hon. and Rev. A. H. T.
Massey, vicar of All Saints', assisted in the service.

CRICKET.

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ENVILLZ HALL V. fIAswoBTH WOOD.
match was played at Enville on MondaY,
suited in. an easy win for the home team. DI. t
worth Wood: 11. Hill, b Brown, B—c Otter, b
son, 5; T. Wakefield, b Watson 6—b Watson, 2.rr
Stevenson, b Watson, 7—b Watson, 23; J.b
b Brown, B—run out, 0 ; Featherstone, dge
b,
Watson, o—b Millward, 11; 8, Eagles, c Sitwe
Watson, 24—c H. Payne, b Brown, 9 ; C. Sandirlt_D
b Watson, 2—b Watson, 0; L. Larosdale, bWat54)P,O
o—b Brown, 3; L. Mansell, b Watson,
3 ;T. E. Hill, not out, s—b Brown, 0; W.
b Brown. o—b Brown, 0, extras, 4-2. To 4,11.10,0;
—sB.—Enville Halt : S. Crosfield, run out,
Edge, c Wakefield, b H. Hill, 9; Cersoar
lar
b Enid s, 25; N. E. r tainton, c and b btevallWttaeo,
36; 11. Parker, u Wakefield, b Eagles, 20 •
b Stevenson, 0; A. Otter, b Stevenson. 10 ;PISIILne; b
c Stevenson. b H. Hill, 17; F. Sitwell, c Can's.
sl,
StLvenson, 0; Sir H. Lambert, o H. Hiß,ls StelT
so", 3 ; H. A. Payne, not oat, 17 ; extras 7.
169.
da
ENVILLE HA LL V DUDLEY.—PIayed onTueei'
Enville :S. Crokfield, run out, 3; Edge b Bodo,
nell, 10; Rev, W. Sandwith, c Sides. b A. B 1:413
19 ' • Brown, b Braznelt, 8; 11. Parker, b 13razne I
9; Watson, b B W Dando, 0; N. Stainton•
Braznell, 6; Milward, c Hooper, b Billings, 50,
Sitwell, o A. E. Dando, b A. W. Dando,. 27 ;.,!,'" A,
Lambert, cF. Brown, bA. W. Dando, 1 lig' sot
Payne, a A. W. Dando, b Jones, 11; W. r,l
eat. 3; extras 8. Total 155.—Dudley .S.
b Brown, 10—c Watson, b Brown, 13; F. Jar,'"
b Brown, o—c Green, b Brown, 1 ; A. W. DOI
Stainl,
Brown, o—run out, 0; D. J. Sltedden, o
b Brown, 0-6 Watson, 0; J. G. Jonee, b
9—b Brown, 0; Brenta, a Milward, b Brown,
—b ate. 11, 0; E. A. Dan o, b Watson. 1°
W at, on. ;E. J. Thompson, b Brown, 0-0 liltool,
b Brown, 0; J. B. Davis, b Brown, 2 ; b Brown.; a
Sides. b Watson, 6—c Stainton, b Brown,l6l ir:r:d
Brown, b Brown, I—b Brown, 11; T. 11.
ot out, o—not out, O. Extra.• 1-1• Total 41
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STAFFORDSHIRE V. WORCESTERSHIRE'
This match was continued on Tuesday at Stei"
On Monday Staffordshire had made 306, and
wickets were lost by Worcestershire for 41
On the resumption of play the last wicket
added 4' and the inning closed at half-past eltie
W••rc, ster•hire was thus 261 runs in arrear. and °ill
to fellow on. J. Smith and Firkins batted fir6",l
mid a wicket fell for 12 runs. When Earle and rjto
Smith got together scoring was rapid, and tbi
wicket fell for 68. Smith batted in first .rate 1434:
and never gave a chance, but unfortunately vril,;fl
he h•td made 71 he got a nasty hit from a ball
Briscoe, which incapacitated him from further P;tl
Mr. Cavendish Brown had also to retire from 01(14
hit on .he hand. Smith came in with a score at `3,
and when he retired it had been raised to
Alta this Mr. Penn was the only one who ninalgg
eland, and the venture ended for 141, lenfl",,
Staffordshire victorious by an innings and 120 OP
The ground was very much cut up, and it °lt
cangerous to taco Briscoe's bowling. Score
STAFFORDSHIRE.
H. .T. Dixon, c Traill, b Penn 31
Brookes, b Hedges l5
Shaw, a and b Smith l2
1). H. Brownfield, at Earle, b Bedges, l2
F. G. Heaton, c Sub. b Husband . 12
Hawkins, c Travill, b Hedges B7
F. G. Cozens, b Hedges
Marlow, c Fy, ol , la Smith 6
Burroughs, b Firkins 0
••
G. Salter, not out
B iscoe, c and b Husband
Extras ••• 37

WORCESTER6IIRS.
M. L. BaLks, b Briscoe... 0 c Shaw, b Cozens..'l4
J. Penn b Briecoe . 0 b 8ri5c0e............
G b Briscoe 22 b Shaw .............. •
A Smith, c Heaton b Shaw 6 retired hurt......."
H. M. Cavendlsh Brown c 5

and b Shaw.
H Firkins, c Brooksb Shaw 0 c Brnfield bShog" g
S. Hedges, e and b Shaw.- 0 b Brownfield .......•
HusDand, Brooks b Shaw 0 e Burrows, b Cozeo 1
W. Trail, t Bri,coe ......
J Srnicti, not out
P H. Foley b Shaw 2 not out ........... • • r
Extras..
141
A e

ENVILLE HALL V. WOLVISBIIAMPTOti.—PIOYeu -ai
EDville on 'Wednesday.

WOLVERHAMPTON.

B. Clarke, b Watson I 09 7
Nich,3ll9l. c. b Watson
J. Marsh, b Brown
1.1. Clarke. c Parker, b Watson
W. H, Fowler, c Parker 2
South, b Brown
Lysaght, run out
A. Brotberton, c and b Watson
. S Willetts, b Brown 5
W. Morton, b Watson .. 9
B Parkes, not out 0
Extras .. 4'

Total.
ENVILLE.,

___ • __--.
Edge, c Lysaght. b Nicholls
S. Crosaeldcb Nicholls
E. Stainton, c B. Clarke 7l
C Parks, b Clarke
Brown, b Brotherton
43
F. Sitwell, c 'Mandl
H, Parker, not out
Watson, not out
A. J. Ott( .1
Sir TI. Lambert To hat
H. A. Payne

Extra 2l;

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