The Northern Guardian. — 1892-04-23 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.  MARSHALL'S YEAST is the purest and strongest known. Lynn Street and Brunswick Street—Ada. Wicornso RINGS, 9, 18, and 22 Carat. Sold by weight.—.T. M. CROZIER, Jeweller, L 76, Lynn Street, West Hartlepool.—Adrt.  The railwaymen's Congress at Paris yesterday rejected a proposal to cease work on May Ist. Dr. Bardsley was yesterday afternoon enthroned as Bishop of Carlisle, in the presence of a large congregation, including nearly WO clergymen.  - „.. The Paris police yesterday arrested 45 Anarchist s, and will prosecute them in conformity with the law to which associations of malefactors are amenable. . Messrs. Rothschild and Sons have offered a reward of £5O for the arrest of Jaegar, the chief cashier, who has been missing since Easter from Frankfort.  The Englishman Rosenfeld, who recently won and lost enormous sums at Monte Carlo, committed suicide in Paris yesterday by blowing out his brains with a revolver.  JOHN ELLANAV, the old keeper of the Curfew Tower at Windsor CAstle, died yesterday. The deceased had been for many years in the service of the Dean and Chapter.  A gentleman named John Portray Pledger, of Chelmsford, staying at King's Head Hotel, Dover, to-day evaded his attendant and doctor, and cut his own throat with a razor.  The schooner Orion, which left Fra.serburgh on Thursday for Shields, put back yesterday morning, and reported the loss of George Yule (22), who fell overboard on Thursday night and wa,s drowned. Yesterday morning Mrs Waters, of Greatham, was presented with a worked rug, subscribed for by the inmates of Greatham Hospital in recognition of her kindness and generosity towards the brethren and sick generally.  Permission has now been obtained from the Lords of the Treasury to erect a telephone trunk wire between Edinburgh, Berwick, Morpeth, and Newcastle, the latter city being in connection with the Government system throughout the south.  Peter Burns, wholesale beer-seller, of Ordell Street, Cardiff, was yesterday fined RAO and costs, for selling beer by retail without a licence. The defendant had been heavily fined previously for a similar offence. Notice of appeal was given.  The P. and 0. steamer Britannia arrived at Adelaide at- ten o'clock yesterday morning with London letters of the 25th ult. This was a rapid passage. and letters will be delivered over seven days atdcf contract time, or 28 days after despatch London.  Mr. George W. Elliott, M.P. for the Richir nf' Division, who is seriously ill with congestic the lungs, was somewhat improved yesterday. . medical attendant, however, states that he will unable to attend political meetings for 93 . time to come.  In describing the fancy dress ball of the Children's Salon, a contemporary observes that the "daughter of Mrs.--, to whom the success of the evening was largely due, was kissable in white." We venture to hope that the reporter was kickable in black and blue.  A delicate moral compromise was described by the child who was reproved for wishing for her brother's toys. " You ought not to covet ; that is breaking one of the commandments." "Oh, I don't think I was coveting enough to break the commandment," replied the little damsel, adding after a pause, "but I'm afraid, perhaps, I cracked  We are asked to correct the report of the Christ Church Vestry meeting. The church is not in a worse position than last Easter, but in a considerably better position. The amount owing to the bank at Easter, 1891, was £Bl, but in a.ldition there was a balance owing for the organ of £2OO, making a total indebtedness of about .2281. The organ builders have been paid, and the total indebtedness is now about. £l5O, instead of £2Bl.  Mrs. Hugh Bell's comedietta, "Time is Money," as originally produced at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle, was a bright and vivacious piece, whether considered from the point of view of dialogue or of conception. It has now been produced by Mr. Charles Hawtrey,'at the Comedy Theatre, London, and appears, aocording to the press notices, to have favourably impressed a metropolitan audience. The authoress has an undoubted penchant for light comedy writing.  In the presence of a fair muster of members at the Raglan Hotel last night. Mr. T. Lake, the hon. see, of the West End Rugby Football Club, was presented with a splendid walnut writing desk, bound in brass, with a silver presentation plate on top suitably inscribed. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. M. Harrison, Mr. G. Douglas presided, and in making the presentation referred to the manner in which Mr. I.&ake had worked and done his duty to the club for the last five years. Mr. Leake briefly responded, thanking, in suitable terms, the gentlemen who had contributed towards the present. A jolly evening was afterwards spent, songs being sung by Messrs. Horn, Parvin, Brown, dm  4TH