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THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN. FRIDAY, ATTGTTST li. 1911. HOTTEST DAY ON EECOED. MISS MALECKA'S ARREST.

MR. AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN'S DISCLAIMER. NEW RULES OF DEBATE IN BRITISH GUIANA. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. AMERICAN STOCK MAKKETS.

PUBLIC COMPANIES. PORT OF MANCHESTER. SIR EDWARD GREY ON HER LEGAL POSITION. DIVIDENDS AND REPORTS. Fu'rness Railway: dividend reduced.

The' Sew York, Thobsmt. The Stock Market has to-day. been wild, excited, disorganised with very heavy trading, and directors at their meeting yesterday agreed to violent fluctuations, with a feeling oi oemoraii ENTERED EASTHAM LOCKS. August 10. Ayrshire 4,953 tana, part cargo, Mix-vrcotl ad Robertson; CBascow.

Vlllo D'Eu 306, ganraj. sation during the greater part of the day, but a recommend for the hali year ended June a divi- OFFICIAL AND ELECTED MEMBERS AT VARIANCE. (Press Association Fobeign Special:) Georgetown (British July 22. In of some unseemly scenes during debates last year the British Guiana Legislature has just adopted additional stand LEADERS' HONOUR COURAGE." Mr. Austen Chamberlain has addressed the following letter to Mr.

"Walter Long: Sj.Egerton Place, S.Vr, August 10,. 1911. My dear Long. In your speech at Weybridge yesterday you spoko of our present difference and our future co-operation in a spirit which all of us appreciate, and to which we shall all 100 DEGREES IN LONDON. From official information it is now clear t.

Wednesday was not only one of the very hottest days known in tho south-east of Eng-1'ld but absolutely the hottest for the seventy rs during which observations have been Ft ir Greenwich. A meteorological corre- tep- spondent writes: Of all the hot days of this summer Wednes-. the most torrid. In the London area 'ivas tho hottest day of which there is any r- -hemic record: Hitherto the highest shade recorded at Greenwich Observa- Pig Iron, li. Watson and vdrossm.

Laplnnd (s). 6 '3. maimer tone in U1D anernoon, wiuu iiro ul 3 LJCL uciil, iJCl liieeJB'rJ Wd rallies from the worst, and final changes ordinary stock, carrying forward 1,037. This c. UjwwiT Tnfvcrf BoiwraibubiijTand comparatively insignificant, some of the earlier i compares with per -cent per annum and RSS.Jfi,-.

16-rrti' to ins. notably so ,1,523 carried forward a vear euro. For the last BRITISH NATURALISATION INVALID Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary, asked by Mr. Hugh Xaw (Nationalist West Donegal) if he could give further particulars of the reply received from the Russian Government in re 58, tor Ttitnconi; Port uutonvic. half year the dividend was 2 per cent.

Taleadar (Kl), sa, lor Jtiancum: Fleetwood. gard to the case of Miss Malecka, replied in LEFT MANCHESTER DOCKS. MUIo Orni (5), 72, light, A. K. Biwec; Pfmnaer-rawr.

XUli trt, 35, liicht. A. K. Bowou: D-vomita yesterday's Parliamentary papers as follows: esneral, J. J.

Mick and Scr.s: 'ro s. I Boddington's Breweries, Manchester. Interim dividend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 6 per cent for the hah' year, as against a Utvi- dend at the rate of i per cent last year. Manchester Palace of Varieties. The directors have declared a dividend cf Is.

per shave, or 5 per cent, making 7i per cent for tho year, free of tax. Last year, for tha first lime, the qe.ie:ai, w. Ingram: Nsrwe-ijiin portK. Princess l.tn is 248, general. XI.

ami Sons; Glasgow. in the Hill stocks. The opening heavy with traders excited, and after initial changes a violent decline followed under a deluge of offerings from many sources, and coming largely from all parte of the country where the Government Crop Report issued late yesterday hurt santiment. There was furious trading throughout tile morning, especially in grangers, Readings, and Steels, The bears were raiding, desire to respond. The difference is on a point which is even now passing into history, and we hone of us wish it to be prolonged beyond the occasion which has given rise to it.

It is therefore a cause of deep regret to me to see that you think that some of us who support Lord Halsbury have cast reflections by speech or letter on the chivalry, honour, and courage" of our leaders and colleagues. It would -be. affectation for me to pretend that I i-rmcea, nffiena tE. general, il. aTxi sons Pimdlon (si.

5B2. imerji. J. T. Flu-Iier and ing rules and orders witn regard to the -treatment of members who beeome disorderly, disobey the ruling of the chair, and interrupt business.

The rules were not adopted without some opposition, which led to good deal of interesting argument. The Government Secretary said that the new rules and OTdeis were almost word for wold the same as those which obtained in the House of Commons for the same purpose, the only alterations being the substitution of the Governor" for "tho Speaker of the House," and of "the Clerk of tho Court" for "the Sergeant-at-Arms." The Court therefore could Aider (s). 125, 1-sM, li. Bora; Farxlngton (for the Government point out that it is laid" down in Article 325 of the Russian Criminal Code that "any person absenting himself from his native country anil entering foreign service without the sanction of the Government, or becoming the subject of a foreign be liable for this violation of his duty and oath of loyalty to a deprivation of all jjjg Deen 97, but that has now been beaten i degrees. The maximum thermometer the Observatory (of course duly screened) the unprecedented figure of 100 some-V'o en Wednesday afternoon.

In several Parts j0Qon tle reading of 97 was and it is probable that in many -jlires where there chanced to be no observ- Company paid 10 per cent 2 per cent as an stop-loss orders were executed, and margin calls interim, per cent as a luial dividend, and LliFT VAHTIXCTON COAL T. VSIN. Itrcr Ecsa 1.0. 173, coal. li.

Ilugh.ra and Haylo. LEFT EUXCOR.V. Amber (si, 122, u-awav Gtasstow. iUy (sea), 59, roal. Minvoo.i and Co.

Bliietord. Mcolaa (s, 229, Jleht. li. D. tivston.

LEFT BLLESMEKB 1 OUT. Plerrtt L-Stl 1.326, Clirko and GroiiriAi; Penartli. (fch). 57. coal, Jlanvwvt uid Bud-5.

Hunter 57, V.gbt, Garaon. am not aware that your reference to a letter was per cent as a bonus at tne cna ot mo jeir. The dividend 7i per cent for each ot tho received a poor response, and in many cases remained unanswered. Demoralisation seized the particularly pointed at one written by me. That This year the room under the heavv liquidation of long stock years 1306-7, 1907-8, and 1303-9 holdnrs.

i weather has been somewhat ngnts and perpetual banishment from the country, or, in the event of his subsequent voluntary return to Russia, to banishment to Siberia." It is clear from the above-quoted article that lat ugamst indoor letter referred to the consequences which in my opinion must follow from the acquiescence of the Unionist party, in the House of Lords in the passage of the unamended Parliament Bill. vn satlOn tile zicau u.a aa icau ks ak TTCll- A gentle flow of air from tho northward has mvriA til f.H Tflwnp flnr? T.vacti-r1 not go far wrong if they approved of them as they stood. The elective inembers thought cthero-ise, however. The constitutional difference between adoption of foreign nationality without due per C4 Jk UlxlL iat)D -j the market being impressed by further considerations of political developments at Washington, the apparently unending investigations, tho labour troubles, thn foreica labour and cnt-ertainuients. Wilson Broihers Bobbin.

The report for tho year states tliat alter providing all trade charges, including depreciation, the prohts amount 16.796 "makins with 4.516 brought, It expressed no new opinion. My views have been known to my colleagues from the first, and MANCHESTER IMPORTS. August 8. Wrstonoy (s), oi Hartlepool, 2.474 tons, from Karachi: 105,400 cwt. of wheat.

Pinna (s), ot London, 033 tons, from Batoum: 2,253,800 gallons of oil. Xfw Pioneer (s), of Manchester, 320 tons, from Rown I hold them now as I have always held them. But it never entered my mind that my words 2,250 cases of condensed miik, 500 loaves of sugar, and the House ot Commons and the British Guiana Court of Policy was pointed out by tho Hon. P. N.

Browne (a black man' and Mayor of Georgetown), who said that tho former was an elective body entirely, whereas the latter was only partly elective, the majority of the mem mission oi the Russian authorities cannot be considered of itself as renunciation of Russian nationality, as were a Russian subject to be deemed a. foreigner from the moment of his adoption of the nationality of a foreign country it would entail recognition of the liability of a foreigner residing outside the limita of Russia to the enactments of a Russian court of law market outlook, and the announcement that forward a total oi 21.312. Debenture interest, i 1.1 1 -i iit 4v atxsoros Tho directors recomuienci .1 the Attorney Oeneral considered that the in ,1 rtividull1 of' ueut on tlu. ordinary formed Security Company of the National City 4,519 t0 bo carried forward. Bank was illegal.

On tho scalo down con- Chester United Gas. Dividend at tho rate of certed support appeared which checked tho 5 per cent per annum on tho ordinary stock would be interpreted as an attack on the courage or honour of leaders and colleagues from whom I differ on this occasion, but with whom I have sumo general cargo, part of which is for tiarston. Half-tlnn (s), of Sweden. 633 tons, from Halmitsl and Gotlien-hurg: 31 tons of pig iron. 351 steel blooms, 60 cusee of ferro silicon, 80 krgs of foila, 37 cases of matches.

2,570 bales of pulp, 3,141 hales if mner, 7,234 bundles of laths, worked for years in cordial co-operation to secure the great objects we have in common. but which at times was not sufficient, ior uie n.nr year. jut which at times was not sufficient, ior uie u.111 year. bers holding office in virtue of their being Government officers of a certain rauk. When 413 UKlIos of cratcwnoil.

SO casra of leather boards. the market ket and to punishment for being of such nationality. shotvintr a conspicuous lack' of African dividend at the with ralhcs and fre liquidation, tfMK" 3.036 nieces Of S.P?? nt 91a Had it occurred to me when writing that such a resiliency, the conduct of an elective member canto to be piecw. of nit props, ami mio rarcc Mun'in misinterpretation of my words was possible I dealt with, therefore, all the members of the iL Li, encouraged tho bears to further pressure -5 rpiatively cool in the south and south-eaet England and quite cool in all the western northern districts. It is, however, very that the temperature will increase very shortly, and it may be that the -cord of 100 will have an extremely short THE DROUGHT AND SULK PRICES.

meeting held by the Chester Milk Pro-I'ucers Association at Chester yesterday unani--lousl" nassed a resolution urging the Council oi iho Association to approach the Milk Dealers' of Manchester, Liverpool; and asking them, in view of the extraordinary conditions in the. production of milk prevailing at the present, to pay an increased r.rire. All the speakers agTeed that the farmers were ci'taiiiing heavy losses owing to the shortage of the tKtlk yield through the continued drought, i-ie farmer said that it meant going bankrupt or losing considerable capital. should have guarded myself against it, and Court of Tolicy were not so free to vote as the 2,803 bales' of pulp, 171 bales' of Vsper, oii There were evidences early in the day of liberal i'or t.ns reason, and in the absence of any regulations in the existing legislation of the Russian Empire providiug for renunciation of Russian nationality, it is evident that-persons of thi3 nationality can only be regarded in Russia as foreigners when thev have been re since a colleague thinks them capable of such a construction I think it right explicitly to dis members of the House of Commons. iani inimus cork, SHI 1 lien, the ions, from Rotterdam 11,714 pieces of strol billets 1B9 Speaker of the House of Commons belonged to tlibMl 208 pieces claim a charge which I had not thought of selling' for foreign and Canadian account, particularly of Canadian Pacific.

Another, feature used by the bcar3 was tho report that tho Standard Oil iuterests were heavy lenders of 1.1-5 01 umorcua muiiRS, gjo baM of no narty. and was nrenared to hold the nails. making. Yours very truly, cases of ironware, 2,775 coili of iron rotls. City uf Glasgow Assurance.

Interim dividend for the first half of 1911 at tho Tate ot 3i. per share (2. 10s. paid). A year ago 5 pet-cent was paid.

Scottish Western Investment. Interim dividend on tha ordinary at the rate of 3 per cent per annum for the half-year. New Brilliant Freeholds. Dividend of Is. per share.

31 ills Day Dawn. Tsivtdsnd per share. 1,228 leased from their obligations as Russian sub without consideration of party feeling, whereas, c'tt 5' Austen Chamberlain. jects ana exempted from the provisions of the YiLiiuui, ucajiiiij 10 uu oueuaive, was it r.ot a i.il-s ui "tit, clifils ot tea, 163 casks of money and largo borrowers on stocks, notably neon the fact that the President of the Cnnrt of v. law by Imperial sanction, obtained in accordance with procedure by the Minister of the ecovery was was the advocate, the premier advocate cf, L'denMM milk, 370 lwrs of s'tnrcb.

Milwaukeo and Union. Towards gag packages of culours, mid a large quantitv ot treivpnl 1 Of the Tuhorc of Rormark, 1,062 (0, Tom malkt rallied but tho 17,112 lcw of deals, battens, mid boards, snapless, although there was muc put ill for secur0 aud COnsiderai TnUrv Am a' 'ns Milwaukeo and Union. Towards uch MIDDLETON AND THE VETO BILL. rebuyin interior to tho Council of Ministern. Government? Was it fair, he asked, to nl-ilfi odd-lot Merchants' Trust.

Interim mviuend ot per the hands of the President such a power as oc ilia Hinli rte It was reported that cent on the preference and ordinary slocks. The enactment above quoted (Sir E. Grey continues) can be fully applied to the natives MOVKMENTo OP MANCHESTER STEAMPRS botl1 and Amstrd-uu made fair purchas-ea ra'tiii'rm ivnco in" ii.i.r, direct, and Loudon arbitrage houses were esti- LOW WATER SUPPLIES. ot tlio provinces of Poland. Although in Point 1 of Artielo 17 of the Civil Code in force in tuese Provinces it is enar.rnrl thnf.

nnt.iv oitixpn. tanb T'rinc wiii foil- oa tho terth and commence toacSwc shates. The monthly s.ecl tounatre nport quite 0,1 or 'til JJljt 1 was given by the new rules? However, when it came to a division only the four elective members present voted against the rules and orders, and as all tho official members gave their votes in favour they were adopted. a result of the continued drought the water SIR UYLAXD ADKINS'S REPLY TO MR. HEWINS.

Sir Ryland Adlcins, M.P., writes as follows to the Times In your issue of to-day (August 8) appears a letter from Mr. W. A. S. Hewins as to the atti nico Jul.

ail Ubiiui iiiiuuiouio features, it wa3 ignored. In tho afternoon the teases consequent to naturalisation in a foreign country, nevertheless, by the Imperial Ukase of 25th April, 1850, the action of Articles 340 and 341 'of the Criminal Code (now Articles M07EMEXTS OF STEAMERS. (Uoj-d's Telegrams.) AMAZON, Buencs Ay res 6'iuimpton. left 9 AXTOXY. Liverwort for Manaes.

left I.iihnn 1 ma-ket became ca.mer, with the selli ig pressure much lighter, and in the late irade an all-round recovery, cliieliy under pruflt-iaking by bears, made the final tone steady. On balance. Jersey Centrals show a loss of 5 points. Rock preterteds 3, Milwaukee pre- tude of Lancashire on the Parliament Bill as evi EFFECTS OF THE HEAT. Melbourne Tramwav and Ominous.

Bonus for the -ear curled at the rate of 5 cent, equal to 61I. per share. Nottingham and Grantham Railway and Canal. The report for the half year shows that the net revenue balance amounts to 24.813. The rent has been received from the Great Ncrthern Company, and tho directors propose a half-yearly dividend of S.2.

0s. lOd. per cent, leaving 4,241. Belfast Rope Work. Dividend at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, with a bonus of 2j per cent and a special bonus of 2.

10s. per tdiara of 100. For 1S0S-10 7i per cent was paid. llomoeea. The report for tho year ended March states that after charging all advertising, working and other expenses, and writing off all bad debts there remains 1,047 to bo carried forward.

Sheffield United Gaslight. Interim dividend denced during the recent election in the Middle- 325 and 326) was extended to the provinces cf ton division. I know nothing of, nor do I care Poland, and in accordance with this Ukase, in AHAUUAYA. Smitlniinpton for IW.amb-.ien, J(jt VidmriO CITY Ut' LAHUliK, for Karachi, Vaple, to inrtuiro into, the private utterances of Con HITIIA.VAV, SMALL GROUSE IN CUMBERLAND. i cases provided for bv the above-mentioned servatives ou their domestic distentions in refer Artk-Ius, the competent provincial administra fOI l'MIHAX, fiMi, l.iv-rj nnl, lT C150W.V ill-' CUIIDOVA, from tlss llv.Jc, nrrivvl Btr-liadocs 0.

ne iif nt, 111 me luatyport ilifitrict was i scorching again yesterday, and stopped ltarvcst- tion, and in Warsaw the chief of the police, ence to this topic, but tho following facts may be thought relevant and not without interest. fericds Manhattans Soo preferred 2, ChitsaiK'ttkes 1, Atlantic Const Lines, JSrio secomls, and Harvesters 11, Denver prjfcrrods. aid Union 1J. Ore certificates and Pnos Ij. Atc'u'tou ami Missouri Kansas prcferrctl 1, Great Wes.cra Novtli-Weslorns, Louisvilles.

Readings, and Reading preferreds, with Smelters 1. Lnckawunnas I have risen 2, Wabash preferred Southern pre- upon receipt of information respecting the volun tary absence persons formerly of Poland or i.i-r' i.oiiii.,ii tor Kanirn, left I', 9 being given a long rest. Even cx-solcliers, HICillL XD KXTEIUTdSE, from Liverpool, arrived Monio fresh from India, who wero among tho workers 1SDI tv for arrive Aden 10 found tho heat very oppressive. Supplies of iHlsiorAV. for bit 9.

tea were sent to the fields. Cumber-lnur? TaWe supply of the Bury and District Joint Water TSoar.i is getting low, and letters have been trr.t the constituent authorities asking ihra watering of the streets from the mains discontinued for the present. The affectt-d are Bury, Haslingden, Radt-liffe, TVhitefield. Ramsbottotn, Littlo Lever, a part of Prestwich, arid several surrounding villages. Heywood Town Council was informed that on Wednesday only three-liiiirters -it a day's supply remained in the X.tIcii Valley reservoirs, and that the Hey-jA and Miiidletnn Joint Water Board had derided to turn on tho water from ti'ii-iiew reservoir at Ashworth Moor.

It v.as slated that the Board had 42 days' s-aj i Ie33 this year than last. Tho supply at 32,000,000 gallons. The Board severely criticised for not having taken uniier steps to reduce the consumption, so as tj delay the tanning cf the Ashworth Moor which will mean an increase in the 'lcr rate. their residence abroad for a period exceeding that trranted bv the Government, is bound First. With the exception of a reference to No Surrender made by him in a speech at beginning of the campaign, I was unable to discover from the reports ot Mr.

Hewins's speeches whether he folluwed Mr. Balfour or Mr. V. Smith. All was veiled in decorous ambiguity.

Second. Durine tho whole of the election. of 5 per cent in the A and stocks for tha lcrred i. Aorfoiks. utiiou nreierreds.

1 eopie Uas. and Utah Coppers and Great Xorthcrnts i. half year. vceters believing hottea to bo the most cooling Xnm int) gales were 111 aooitt snares, neuig Buii-. and roolmakers.

Shcllteld, iriUK. CUriOUS eneCt Ot ttlO SlUmilfrU iITV- I r.V-mXi:l from I.K-imnn! Bl Dividend of 61. ver cent for the Vear on tho tno ueiiviesi 01 any ur uns -vuai. cuti contributed 252,000, Union 197,000, Reading 153,000, Atchison 3S.CO0, Southern Pacific 8. at the 45 public meetings, mostly in the open i ing up of the springs has been tu keep the.

size menki, Liverpool for Africa, nvrhixi Canaries air, which I addressed, no ciuestion asked of voting grouse un the Cumlcrlaiid moors Mixrc-'OTA. frt.rh Lmiiir-n, arrival rhila klphia 0. ordinary shares, 1,000 to tho reserve fund, and immediately to publish in tho newspapers a notification calling upon the persons specified to appear at the nearest police office within six weeks' time. Upon expiry of this term the estate of the person absent abroad is confiscated, and the procurator of tho court gives EI. 723 carried tnrwarii.

i tinner aiceratwna MONGOLIA arrived Sydnev 10. much below the average. Youns nartrides on and no remark made which indicated that any 27.C-M, Milwaukee 26,000, Smtdtcr 21.MD, and and improvements to plant and machinery arts tho plains are also small. AirsMjramoted. 20,000.

one present held or was interested in the No surrender' policy, and this although the consti- 111 hand. witJi view to a larger production transactions in about $2,846,000 face value, of and lUt hJS for Livcriiool, left Canaries 7. NVASZA. London for pwswl Oiliraltar 10 tK'KAN'A, for Bombay, arrivei Marseilles 10. OLKXHA.

frr I.iverrOo, Kft Sierm Iyeonc 9. UTWAY. llrishnne for Loudon, nrrived Colomho 10. ItOTOliUA, London for Xuw Zealand, called Ten-eriilc 10 left SCkonJI 7. mstructions for the institution of a criminal tutional question was enlarged on and cheered SKOamn wm li M-hiph was per cent aim wiar.

ir xauo-s, h. THE BELFAST DISTURBANCES. at every meeting, London Theatres of Varieties. The profit for prosecution. Tho method and conditions are also laid down for the granting to residents in itit oit ij lower out 1 pomt iibove tne worst.

"Third. As the campaign went on, Mr. tho vear amounted to 89,222, which, with tho arri-h retuudiugs were dealt to the ex Hewins's own references to the constitutional I SLT1. Alexandria for Liverpool, arrivrrl Gibraltar 10. tent of $328,000 and fluctuated between the olish provinces of emigration passports lor question became shorter and more infrequent EIGHT MEN COMMITTED VHTt for London, left Hong Kcng 10 62' and profit brought, forward, makes 121,673.

This iints down J-a reduced "by debenture ami other interests, hison con- directors' fees, oifies charges, depreciation, 61. finishing at the lowest and 21 iwir TKVIOr, fnr Smitmunpton, lefl I I.fi 9. settlement abroad. From the above it is clear day by day, and he concentrated his efforts on fjir, 13 A l.l) iit. rseiiasc yesterday eight men were com- ZAUiA, for ustwn, leit hcKonii ineenious anrt imaginative criticism nf tho vertiblcs 1.

Telephone convertibles and Tobacco to 56,401. It is proposed to write off one-fifth that the naturalisation in a foreign country mentioned in Article 17 of the Civil Code for Insurance Bill, which he sought to destroy. mitted for trial on charges of rioting. Evidence LIVERPOOL SHIPPING! Doubtless he pursued the course which seemed Arrived. Poland involves lo3s of Russian nationality only Philadelphia Kinross Odessa fours A.

Kansas City threes and Ocean Trust of the expenses 01 tne new muc oi preiereneo 4t Norfolk consolidated are lower. New shares 2.139. and pay a dividend on the. York City 4A have improved Steel fives and ordinary shares of 4 per cent per annum, making Che.sapeake4i with tho interim dividend 8 per cent tor tho Thrt money market has been quiet, with a year, and cany forward 35,948. Since the demand for accommodation over, lust annual meeting the Loudon Palladium ban when the person in question has renounced his Russian nationality with the permission of the l'alermo Kixe Tocopilla HaIgI Carthaginians Clyde.

Cl.vdo I Xrr Manchester to promise the greatest electoral advantage. If the fires of indignation and No surrender do burn fiercely in the bosoms of Lancashire workers, they were certainly carefully banked during this election, and no smoke or fire betrayed their presenoe." was given that on the 15th July a mob attacked two spirit and grocery establishments a' dwelling-house, looted the premises, and burned goods and furniture in the street. Repeated attacks were made on the police, who were obliged to make a series of truncheon charges. There was consiricrablc stone-throwing, in which it was the accused participated. Bail was allowed.

1 Government authorities. ivotsa Drontlieiui night at yesterday's rates, most of the business been completed and opened, as well as tho DESTRUCTIVE FIRES FROM FLYIXG SPARKS. A tire brcke out yesterday in tlie Waterbeach I it. rnark fiom a traction engine sotting fire firaw. A farmhouse and a number labourers' cottages wero saved with iiiit a lare mimler of live stock perished.

liaiifiir.gay-. Cambridgeshire, a lire, sup-I: have originated from a spark from a tr.jriiie, has rendered homeless some jick'jiis. The Russian Government state that John SaUed. Haverford 3 Tornio ClMfC Siic 8 Ayrs hire, Lo llorlrihaa Laiiiiasliiro ijfnum Hector Italian 6 fink more Kevv Malecka and his daughter never received per I and uie last loan, being placed at 2g per cent. Hippodrome at Lewisnani.

Mr. uswam atoit Calcutta Sterling Exchange has shown some irregularity now becomes very considerably interested I and posted ratei are on balance 5 to 10 points financially in the company, and joins the board Patrician a Lena Ilarburg mission to renounce their Russian nationality, FINES IN WEAVING Vi-V tt lower tor short paper and points higher lor as chairman, whilst two ot Ins co-directors, 10 UlDraltar i. rVdiaAnSn Isvndimff. MTiil Jersey Finnic Java Iiuiitos Krnyt Wilheim Curaican Montreal HOLIDAY SPIRIT AMONG M.P.'S. Jrousa Lallao and must therefore bo regarded in Russia as being at the present time of Russian nationality, notwithstanding tho naturalisation of the former in Great Britain, and quite apart from the The silver market has continued quiet but his other companies, will also join the board, steady, and Commercial bars continue to be quoted 520..

bid 53jjc. asked. CLOTH OVERLOOKERS SUPPORT THE ABOLITION BILL. The General Amalgamation of Clothlookers question of whether John Malecka was a native OLDHAM S5HARE MARKET. The heat, the lateness of recent sittings, and the holiday spirit are having their effect 011 the energies of members of Pa-rlijimflnt.

Th he fcteci Corporation return of the unfilled ordr on their books on 31 gives them as 534.000 tons, against 3.361,000 tons on June 30, 3,115,000 on May 31. This is the best sbow- K0CIIDALE CANAL- A LARGER DIVIDEND. and Warehousemen have unanimously decided r.IJAIN DISTURBANCE. at the London Hospital Christopher Darnell, 21, medi- Oldham, Thubsdat. "id of one of the interior provinces of the Empire or of a Polish province.

It is further pointed out that it is clearly laid down by the British to support the Fines Abolition Bill introduced House did not rise till nearly two o'clock yester- A better tone has sprung up during the week i'W S1ce tUe corresponding month last year, wnt'ii tne tonnage amounted to 3,371,000 tons. Tho half-yearly meeting of the Rochdale .1 that death was due to day morning. Consequently at half-past eleven into l'ariiament. ar, Aioert m.I'. for the ClitheToe division, a few weeks ago.

The a- iivineims. 'ijnirm nu.iTLGriv. npr yesterday morning, the time appointed for the ment, but it did not take shape until early this cent shwl; fr ui brain disturbance, probably due to tlta common stock and 2 per cent half- iuulL j-j luancncswjr. lyimnuiii, -i. PUT-.

mriion ninr.o huviiic ocntimrint vearlv on tne nretcrroa stock boutliern yucen notei. sittings of two Grand Committees on tho set in and the whole feeling bigan to improve. 71 Koyas tcnairn)anj sonages Bill and tho Railway Companies 1: stated that the young man i long distances of late, and tl.ut titTiinti probably accelerated his end. jury returned a verdict in accordance. presided.

A reference which ffce.ts of tho labour troubles onlv All mund better urices mav be said to have 1 1 ho made to tho tAccouuts and Returns) Bill, respectively bill is for the abolition of fines and deductions in weaving eheds, a system against which the Weavers' Amalgamation have promoted an agi. tation. As the clothlookers are the men who impose the fires for damaged cloth, their attitude is jMUlU Ul lil 1. Ci. tl.

i-a tJJO llliiUil J. ttlUK Naturalisation Law of 12th May, 1870, that naturalisation does not hold good as regards the former country of a foreigner if, in accordance with its laws, the naturalisation cannot be recognised as valid. The Russian Government, therefore, find it impossible to take any steps to comply with the representation "of His Majesty's Government on behalf of Miss Malecka, but owing to the friendly relations existing between the two Governments they will some half a dozen members had put in an been realised. Quotations: also from its Executive Committee, as w-ell as on tho Company business wiu do iounu rc-from the boards of directors of the Oregon ported in another column, line and the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Tb rhnirmnn. before movirnr the adoption Rharo.

TiiVt. IJiiotatloni, FATHERS DROWNED. appearance in either room. Urgent messages Div. I p.o.

Comoany. Formoil. il D. -U 1: 5 wire held yesterday on three cases company, is now reponeo to inteno resi-ning n. the loss oil ISM 1873 1833 important.

The Executive of the clothlookers nlnppd tho matter before the members in fh drowned at the neighbouring Lincoln also trim tno Jioartt tne steel uorporation ociio uie jl Albany failed to whip up the requisite quorum, and so business could not be proceeded with. Again, Asia which tho Company had sustained by tho other companies. It is denied that this expedite the course of the matter as much as frvlln-nrintr terms The power to inflict fines is 81 4 10 8 5 40 10 10 at half-past two, it was found impossible to pro possible. J.I10 liussian Uovernment add thata responsibility which neeoo Great discnmtna The 1 AMiev rnii of Mablethorpj Trusthorpe, ton-on-Sea. Ail occurred on the same 1 at each place.

The victims were George 0 In 62 0 t.11 53 0 to 52 0 tn 32 6 to 0 la 63 6 to 62 0 to 63 0 u. 35 0 to 18 0 to 34 0 10 21 tion and sound judgment. There is no doubt ceed owing to tha non-appcaTance of the neces Bell the arrest of Miss Malecka was the outcome of her political relations with members of the 190 133t 137J 1304 1371 13H 1903 1374 action is due to any friction with tho Harri-rnan interests, and it is understood that tho purpose of these steps is to lighten Mr. Prick's business care3 The Erie Railroad has placed orders for 45,000 freight cars. 61 5b bl 31 43 62 61 67 34 17 33 20 8 li 23 32 25, of Penman -street, Nottingham; Polish Socialistic party.

0 0 0 0 itovoiih iStoK the partV tho enty members in either room, so the con-weavers. There are several factors which cause sideratian of the bills was postponed till next damaged cloth. Among them are the following: week. Sihuy Keen, 17, of Worthington-street, Leices-! v. Robert Burns, 20, of Huckhall Torkard 0 To.

I I'rov. U4. (11 Incowmeteni or weavers, incom. to 31 In- iii the case of Holland showed 3 0.. 2 5..

210 10.. 2 10 3 0.. 0 15 2 0.. 1 10 1 6 0 1 0 15 1 0 1 0 2 10 2 10 2 0. 5 0.

1 10 4 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 2 (I 010 2 0 AND A HAEPTJRHEY FIRE. death of two of the directors Mr. I. H. Ryruer antl Mr.

Eeswicke-Royds. Turning to the accounts, tho Chairman said it. would bo seen with satisfaction that there was an increase of 213. 10s. 61.

in the toll traffic receipts, due principally to arrangements recently made with Hie Manchester Corporation, wc hope will be mutually beneficial." There was an increase of 221. lis. Id. in the freight earnings upon the traffic carried in the Company'd boats, 'making total increase of 440. Is.

Id. in iho gross receipts. The traffic expenses showed a decrease of 662. re-sulthig- in an increased net return of' 1,102 8s. 7d.

In the rents receivable there was -a falling off of 41L The miscellaneous receipts 1 5 5 5 3 5 5 2 IE 5 5 5 a 3 5 5 6 5 4 10 Do. nf.w Cutler Green. 1870 CMro 1904 Cnro 1903 Cnstlo 1891 CnvenrtlBli lS3t Central 1871 to 14 0 0 to 29 0 0 to 60 0 0 to 33 0 WAREHOUSEMEN CLERKS, petent or careless overlookers. (3 bad material, (4) bad prenaTation. Are all these factors taken into consitTeration when imposing fines or discharging weavers? We leave the matter in.

your bands for consideration and decision." Cjih numey, loan Exchange on Lonrlon, sight Do. cftblo transfer Ijo. 60 itays' aiht Do. lleriin, short sijjht Do. l'arl.

sliort siirljh Z33 a 5 30 ti 86-20 1 P5-70 9413 5 19:3 213 0 8G-00 4E625 1 3-o5 5 193a 46 6 to 47 6 Shortly before nino o'clock last nLriit a fire 10 10 to 1834 broke out at the premises oi MessTS. James 1 23 to 24 0 1873 .1 wry rough sea prevailed on Wednesday s-. veral bathers-got into Hoilat.d was one of a number to form a .131:1 t- rtsi'ue bather ill distress, aud when was Holland himself was swept to A juror suggested the possibility of beinrr missing, Brocks, cf Nottingham, gave evidence Keen's case, and stated that several nersons ilnln? Prices Kivi. 1373 RpTtflnv ATtVt Co finishoru Fnntrvrv T.nn, TTf. Cemmeretal.

1 In I frntrfnrH 1 StM Securities. fLonrlorJ-, parity, THE INSURANCE BILL. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester Warehousemen and Clerks' Provident Associa OXFORD AND CANON BARNETT. 1 II I OW- fliiv. dny.

liuiatev, aiauiiireawi, J.110 urc occuTreu in a Croroor. building tiiTee-storeys high, and on the arrival of the fire hrigade, under Chief Officer Bayiiss, Ucitu'." 1374 1334 1902 K.Y. Cttv 1121 308'jj AU-hison I I 1067a' to 21 6 to 47 6 to 33 0 to 35 0 to i 0 to 25 0 to 50 0 to 45 0 to 57 6 to 42 0 to 22 6 6 6 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 costume on tho bsach declined to tion was held on Wednesday. The financial state- 1903 1C571B 103 103 103 Vinit crt a firm TioM tV Ul'D 5 71 13 11 11 10 13 10 13 13 ment showed an income for the hix months of 1 10 1333 9112: uie witness got one boy out, but Jvec. i be rtaehed in time.

2 10 53 quickly got to work from the street main, but Duchess 5,176 and an expenditure of 3,777, leaving a Do. ai i ustmcnt 918 Uo. coc.firtilile 110 107 All.int.CiHtitl.ms 127'a 124 Ohio 1053 1C2''2 lS3i WS3 lb who was drowned at Sutton, was bath-j 1 10 41 1 5 21 a 5 5 it was also necessary to use the water sunnlv yjhe Durban were sligmlv in excess ot tnose ior tne corre- spending period of last year. On the debtor side of the revenue account, there was a de- 'crease in each item of expenditure, excepting i the general charges, which an increase 4 of 43. He was glad to find a small reduc- tion in rates, taxes, and insurance.

Rents pavab'e were 56 below the amount for the corresponding period of 1910. In law and liamentftTv costs there was a jrratifying reduc- balance of 1,399. The membership was 6,228, 73 108 1 12512! -103'-3 1C2T3 1C2 85 76:5 76 and his bodv was not recovered lor WORKING-CLASS EDUCATION. In a Convocation of Oxford University held yesterday in the Sheldonian Theatre the Vice Chancellor (the Principal of Brasenose, Dr. C.

B. Heberden) presiding, tho degree of D.C.L. honoris causa was conferred upon the Rev. Samuel A. Barnett, Wadham College, Canon from the river Irk.

which oasses closo bv. The 0 to 60 2 0 t3 3 Kngle Do. 87is I more than at the end of the last half year. 1390 100 dare in the sky attracted laree crowd of rwnnlr. i Krl.

iirooiiyri it. 'trans va-'is 78'2 189S 5 Laiiaaianl'acilic. Liiiit. JVew Jcrgev 27271S 25,1 234-2 265 i70 and a large force of police -mas summoned to E'pm--. keep order.

There are some cottages in the immediate neighbourhood of the works, and tueiatiekeiOluo 1 I iS; o2 0 juries returned verdicts of accidental Wd naitictl Emrys Bartlett bcloneing to the fompany of the Llandaff Church lirifirle, was drowned whilst bathing at Kiiw. Somerset, last evening. 13 100241 tion of 701. 13s. which the directors hoped 20 i.i v-.

r.cw p.c. 101 1 ChlcaoanriAltoii; '2C516 20 Ojli ortij of Westminster. Dr. Goudy, Regius Professor the firemen eveTy precaution to prevent of" Civil Law, in introducing Canon Barnett, the the flames to these and other sur- uuiL-. ut.

ttejtern, Zliis! Z02 13 13 nanvs exnenaiture. mere wa3 a decrease 01 Uo. prel. 4 Us 40 HI 1890 13M 1833 1374 18J7 15 ISii 1902 1373 1374 1BB1 123i3 12, said that at this season, when Oxford SlMSOTSS I20i2'ii056ii9 23 444 in depreciation of plant. In Ehort, tho 149 balance to credit of the revenue account was Mr.

John Stoney, the chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, drew attention to the small amount of unemployment benefit which the Association had been called upon to pay as an indication of the satisfactory state of trade. Mr. E. G. Field, who seconded the resolution, said that out of a membership of over 9,000 only 30 were unemployed.

The. number of new members who had joined during the half year was smaller than usual, and this fact he attributed to unsettlement caused by the National Insur Do. nrer. lSOis 14S13 crowded with students from all parts of the CHEERS FOR THE BABY. 141 1401 S3iz; 51 501a 50i3 i 3,719.

12s. or an increase of 1,966.. 18e. 8dn jas compared with the figures for last year. Prom the general balance-sheet it would bo of the flames the brigade were kept hard at work for about an hour.

They were, however, successful in confining the outbreak to the premises in which they originated. 40 43 to 2 0 25 0 25 0 2 0 4J 0 to 41 0 3 0 9 0 to 11 0 2 10 64 0 lo S5 0 5 0 44 0 to 4b 0 2 0 57 6 to 6 30 0 52 to 22 6 14 to 15 6 2 0 So 0 to 37 0 2 0 19 nto 1 6 3 0 41 0 to 42 0 2 0 52 0 to 53 0 10 0 10, to 111 2 0 -18 0 to 49 0 60 0 2 0 23 0to 24 0 3 0 i5 0 to 37 0 476 0 lo a 0 1 10 13 0 to 19 0 0 99 0 wlOl 6 3 0 17 0 to 13 0 2 5 25 5 to 26 2 0 45 6 to 46 6 40 0 31 to 3J4 Gem tiranville Grcenacrea 143Wi5 140 55 i i5'2 5115ij' 60'2 Uttaware liud. 170U13 166 W. 5514 4j Deuv. iU-Urando, 26'i 1 26 Kingdom he might say of the world intent for a brief time upon imbibing a little of her culture and her charm, and especially when 1S71 538 545 538 iseen that the balance at the end of December, Vfill OR CCS 4 -loin r7 tAC, "Itei OA TWlMMinfr trfm V.ta 2612 1 26 lis.

2d. Deducting from this 5 13 13 GrimsliawLn 1S74 100 1910, was 3,342. 1 Uu. bflits 542 Urie 32 3Ha Uo. Ziia 415a i 40'2 JJo.

istpref. Si'Jis1 50JS 55Ta 55 545s' 3ll2! 312 iCi33 42 I 42 40U 51U 503 492, many of the members of the working class educational association were present, it had seemed fitting to the University to confer a high academic honour upon one who had for Quido liridEQ 1875 li Uaugh lS3i 0 licroa 1905 IlolUniroxt. 1S74 3 EDlly 1830 5 llonoywali 1874 0 Hobo 1374 31 FATHER ADDERLEY'S RESIGNATION. The Rev. J.

G. Adderley, vicar of Saltley, Birmingham, has intimated his intention to 13 13 13 Uo. Jien.i ygJrj 77 VtP4t STAFFORDSHIRE LIBERALS' VISIT TO MR. H. D.

HcLAREN. M.P. Vesiorday at Bodnant Hall, the North Wales 'e of Lord and Lady Aberconway, 600 --t'erals. with their wives and lady friends from t.e Mcf: Stafford division, visited their former Mr. H.

D. McLaren, The party, -c travelled by special trains from Wyrley, tar.ncvK Chase, and neighbouring districts, were reiVtved bv -r-- ir.T.n UtAorUiernpreI. 129ib 1253 125m26 w. vm 3U' 315 SI 2 Wl ance Bill. It would be a good thing, he said, to deal with the bill, one way or another, as speedilj as possible.

After the meeting sous questions were asked by members as to the probable effects of the Insurance Bill upon the Association. The Chairman, in reply to these questions, said that the directors had done and would continue -to do pvprvthin.r heir nower to secure amend many years been noted for his efforts to elevate the working classes by education and to create Ivy lktdo 3 iiuuoia 142U retire at the end of the nresent vear. For 1 inn 1875 ior; 138tj 133ia 1375s 16U IS 1SH 13 i 3012; 22 3U luterboro Jlcts.n leB c'ltyatlm 313s i 190. a spirit of sympathy between rich and poor, some time past, he says, he Has had a desire Jffjf Among other claims to their gratitude Canon I to take up other work provided he could be sure Lees amount the las. paid in dividends last February there was 1,460.

12s. 2d. to bo brought' into the present accounts. This, with the balance of net revenue for the June half year, 3,719. 123.

made tho total of 5,130 4s. 9d. now available, out of which the directors recommended the 'payment of a dividend at the rate of 7s. 6d. per cent for the half year, which would absorb 2,822.

I83. 6d. and leave 2,357. 6s. 3d.

as a balance to carry forward to tho next account. The dividend compared favourably with that of Ss, per cent-for the two previous half years. THE CANAL AND THE ZHILLOWSrEES. "As was explained a the last meeting," tho Chairman continued, "it was booed at that Uo.bp.c.lstint. 763a ISia 1871 4i( 4S 2 44 2 0.

20 0to21 0 1 0 70 0 to 72 0 3 021 0to22 0 1 02o 0to 27 6 1U 0 7J to 31 20 5 Valley r. 17UMB 167 16712 16712 16534 ijuis.i AaaLvlile 14312! 144I2 145 143 11 1 Barnett was the original founder of university 1 that the work at Saltley would not suffer from I Hii- 20 135 21 1 lo 35 I) to 37 0 settlements, whereby young men selected from i any undesirable change of vicar. Being is74 1 lo3'2 145 3212 63 8412 33 56''2 the universities were induced to live among DO sucn cnange neea oe teareu, ne the poor, and it wa? largely through his; lmtiative that the elementary teachers had (adds: I know that some of vou mav wish to Mooi-neid W7o 3233! 66 I jVunrtartJUi 1.16V. iliiiJi. (Soo Ijct; Uo-prel 1501s 3i7i5 Do.

pret 677s I Do. 2nd Bo's 1 2B'iS JJu.ltprBf..; 65lii S.i. Ccnt.jiil.lt. irj67i8 i 10 52 1 15 33 1 0 33 1 0 19 3 ll64 1 10 23 5 CJ60 2 0 55 1032 1 15 33 1 0 3 i 1 0 Id i 064 1 10 5 CJ60 2 0 56 0 6 6 3 6 0 0 0 148 38 63 427a 29'2 64 0to34 0 bu39 6 to 34 9 0u20 0 6 to 65 6 0 to 29 5 6 to oi" 2 3 4i 6 to 84 8 SI. 15" 5 13 13 ments of the bill on points which adversely affected the interests of the Association.

If any drastic change in the conduct of the Association was made necessary by the passage of the bill, the' members would be called together. THE FOURPENNY CONTRIBUTION. The Secretary, Mr. E. R.

said the bill could not be regarded as satisfactory so far as it concerned the members of the Association. 42V 40'2; ia hcspitai.ly entertained. After their host and -os. ess spoken, the homely mining folk to see the baby girl, and actually re- 's 'ed to allow the speech-making to proceed tnoir been complied with. Mrs.

went 5nto the house and took the 'ant 1 nurse, and there was great oheer-t35 'vhil' -'It- W. H. Peach, of Stafford, stand- ask me to stav. but it is ritrht. to tell vou that Mess 131 time that by now we should have agreed with tinon som gatisfactory arranse- 2 2S 64 104'-2i been brought into relation with the universities and that the Education Department had been induced to establish day training colleges.

10SU 10512 103 14 6 40U. 40'J! 40 1 I ment vhich would obviate any further dispute 3 Und expenditure in Iitisation. This, tinfor- my decision is now quite irrevneable, and Kgi Lana 13i therefore it is of no use to make such a request, i gi I have not done this without very carefully i ewCey thinking the matter over, and I would not fcew iurk. 135 have done it had I any doubt in my own mind l.orth iioor. 1875 that the rarisb woulri not i.iior nm not.

1374 jKonolko: Wat. iC67JS 103'2i 1023 tuujsvi-t ijojj ayia tunately, na3 wsen Tenueieci uiiyoAaiuiB uy Aoxtuem r3fic 1Zi1K 122 18 i nnrticularlv. of the i miimn mnrp, nnrticularlv. of the unexpected The proposed contribution of 4d. per member i2n, ivri 124ia -M in 411 1 Oldtu i death of cur deputy chairman, and the serious was -unjust in face of the small benefits which.

the terrace, held the little one up for inspection of the crowd. Mr. McLaren said had been associated with Stafford- 147T8 143 153 i ,15 tOS' 1 152tia "Ui 1 Kit -r, Uo. xvX pteU Qi.3 gii-i illness or several otnr w.iuiuvis 01 ine so tha Government offered. If that sum were handed over to the friendly societies they could make 100 per cent more in benefits than the 88ls, 1 1 1 br.rvo hoTOvsr.

to tae tne matter in hand Father Adderley, who is a brother of Lord J'aim 1334 Norton, went to Saltley in 1394. It is stated Saady 1375 that he will be succeeded bv the Bpv. James W.a. 6i 10 10 8 11 il 28i4j 2813: 2'Z i 11 i m.tlicTit, further delay." The Chairman then f3Si 44 1 43lJ aanotion of the report and accounts. Jbo.

ux pref. 923i5 Do. 4 p.c ootid 10Q7e IsiaiKtcosn. 28'i5 i StJUluo 29t3is' gt.gttterK.,,,. Uo.

prel- -7lii6; lo. SOUTH AFRICAN SHIPPING LINES Kenter's Agency is informed that as the pooling agreements between the German and British shipping lines trading- to South Africa have expired a. meeting was held in London on Wednesday to consider the situation. The result of the meeting was negative, and it is understood that the German lines reserve their rierht to break from the South African shipping I Percy Amos, who was "formerly in charge of jffi' gv Government proposed to give. Mr.

Lloyd George said that friendlv societies would benefit 2914! 2912! 28iJ 10 aud irttrodnced Mr. John Barker, of Waterside, 're for three generations. Was it possible l'le fottith generation might be similarly with the county? It was not that twenty-one years hence women would omy vote for members of Parliament but 0. actually sismd as Parliameatarv tYcuuujivu. aiission at watwortn.

1 Do. proi. 2734 433. 29 i 103 177 under the bill by the Telease of ierraiii of their funds. He could see no prospect of any relief coming in this way to members of this oi o9 i fafeUI 2 Todinorcen, wno nas Deen eiectea to a seat on I- ithe Board.

zl Jlv MjJ i Mr- J- Sutcliffe-Thomas seconded the resolu-1783s 1733s I7a7 197 which was passed unapimirosly. So also RAND'S GOIJ) OUTPUT A RECORD. 1'iae 1333 lr.of Wales 1375 Uegent 1903 hex IZIi liUaeaelil 133 UocbiUtld 1334 iesnU iraaua 27 Uujtiu Jfactne m2 IJO. Wet. Qit; B2 1 was tne one acciajius u.

uivxueuu. The total cold output of the Transvaal mine3 2 10 85 to 87 0 i 10 ai to 6 3 1 10 20 6 to 21 3 1 10 JO ft to il 6 5 4 0 1.2 0 tolOi 6 20 0 to 43 a i la ao to ot t) iQ-. il to io 5 21051 0t53 0 3 0 oi to 6 0 19 4 10 84 0 to 35 0 6 2 10 100 0 toi02 0 5 3 0 0tol33 3 50 0 0 33 to it341 5 3 0 6. lo 5, 5 27.6 IS 0 to 17 0 6 1 10 31 6 to 32 6 31 15 51 0 to 62 3 0 it 0 to 55 0 o.3031bto:6. 5 0 10 14 to 15 6 10 3 10 S4 0 to 66 0 a 2052 0b53 0 10 3 10 8l 0 to S3 0 31 2: 13 31 to 34 6 i 10 69 to 71 5 6 3 0 3j 0to34 0 5 0 41 0 to 42 0 0 10 ii to 33 0 6 1 10 45 Oto 47 0 2 0 41 to 4i 6 4 10 2S -J to 1 0 6 6 0 3i to ij a i 0 5l QtoSi 0 5 1065 to 66 0 0 137 0 K138 6 0 0 SO to6 0 3 4 0 5l to Si 110534- I On the motion oi.

Alderman Hassall, Hoc. 13S MEMORIAL NOTICES. BFRYING A DOG ALIVE. lUB 1 jvuy -was ounces of fine cold, ot tn Koy IMOi German negotiator, has returned to Hambursr. value of 3,012,758.

This constitutes a. record Moval laso in July -was ounces oi flue eold, of the-Koy 1 .1: iCBl. ii 3 13 7 13 3 3i 13 i74; I vt seconded by George Oollett, of Failsworth, fciiii 61 tHe tbanka. of the meeting were tendered to Sir lio. ii ro'i 61 bi'i 61 63:2 $338 where it is believed that further discussions i 0UlPut- ii AlJJJWjKam-Copper S4iijs gs 65a! 3': Amer.

Ootum Od S5 531. 533,1 ZJ 21 may take place. T. fnlTrtwl-n, nmUa -I Ww The following Tesults announced Herbert Hill, a Penygraigcollier, was charged Ponli yesterday with cruelty to a dog by were yes'ter- 101 75i2 yiij' 7212: 7Z4'. 70V ixtprel.

107Uis: 1034 1054 Aiuer. auarltet. Hjji, nS 115s. ust. ru.r p.g 1 alive.

The dog belonged' to a neigh- -rriucess instate, value Jiiaj.ttL, profit bmaUu nr.MTi.pT rp- i tt a nr i rmj frr I East Rand BO.OOf ounces, rimfit. tepartti uiement- noyua lur uis vuuauct ui ute cnair. Tho I am much bhliged" to you. 'and to Mr. HassaU for the kind words with which he moved this-'resoltitioQ.

-I cart only say that the Rochdale Canal is. raot in the happy position, which .1 -'ihoultl1 'lifcb to 3ee it -when I leave it, and hWever my own interests might lievintr myself of the wort' of the cKaMnaahii I33n6 13s4 1347sl135 1U -l wxiArtli 1 1 KXV246 Golden Horsed Estate 7.S43 Huaywidga- ISdl Db. von Poschisgek. The death is announced, at the age of 66, oi Heinrieh von Poschinger, well-known as an intimate of Prince Bismarck and a voluminotis contributor to the literature dealing with Bismarck. The death is announced at his house Old Trafford, in his 66th year, of Ms.

Jashk FnroN, who for manv years has been well-known in cotton trade circles. At the begin- 1A412 3673j 13314 1S3J 133J ounces, profit 4,373: Brilliant Extended, profit; At.nCiriHVa 38ilS 37UJ :571 38 13912 Cva-uasoia-ZJc i42Je 138iif 143H ueosBH ilectrit. lo21z 153 Mrs. Grace Taylor, or College EoarL Einon. ounces 1 isuuwy 1SZ'4 13i mofit i tr onnces.

luier.narecr... iigSj ustji 117 573; 1143; who died on the 21st of June, left 1,000 to the i 79.000: Lamrlaasrte ldjo "OXA the accused, and one of them eventually ug out the dog arid; killed it to put an end to The defendant said the dog had a small duck of his, and he did what ho a.i.n temper. The police stated that the tongue had been cut out. The passed eentence of- two months' imprisonment with hard labour. li i) iJ 4 1 4 4 1 4 ounces, PMStjl I shall not think of doingrsd for the'prescrrt time at all events.

(Cheera.) Home for iDCurables. Harrogate. The gross 16.000 Oroya Black Hange 21S5ounoe' value of her estate is 4,431, with net ner- 15'i: eats nJ-ntr of his career he lield a oost at certain 1514 327is 31 llu. ijicl. SaXluual 11 sonaiiy ttoa.

30 Oldham mills, and nltinsatelv became manager for Messrs- Chadwick and Taylor, ootton soinners, if Manchester, a position which he THE BUTTER" MARKET; 3 A bMiJ ti to 6, 0 1045U' I 723a 252 CbuJdiU 1261 1 twist 137 TnnrhtiHm 1374 buuat LSI itemedi 134 rin.1... 137j ttuiwoKt 134 laj Al THTitSOAT. 10 ii 11 jrajpie tJai U--'l07iir; IC4S4 104 1104H! 757; 73' 73S41 US-, ildlai 11612:117 a.Jii.icL 104Ss; RUBBER OUTPUT IN JULY. way, irnra ni tnfi -r-r held for many years. Latterly (ne naa oeeu iu as a.

vani atrent with the- firm of Mr. Juiln Conery, of the Grange, Alexandra acafl rk.uth, Manchester; retired umbrella manu- ibratBth JDoptmi Brothers report: 1 'flobr price-is 0 lo o' 0 to a- u. is 0'L 32 0 0 tirSt. 0 4 'ti C.Ei 0 3 0 65 1 0 24 1 10 i 4 10 5. 1 10 3d 6 iil3i3 4478t 45': jix- 1 Manchester nov 106 Etoset CerTSJ tor-sBaslMlSii.

Singapore United Rubber Plantations, w0Li-. iM'i at 73i2' who died on the 23th Jrme last, left Messrs. A. Hibbert aud -tnis vy. valued at' 16,641 fi-ioss, with net per, Pittcn had been a member of the Mane i-nahv 14,038.

R03-al Eschamje for over 35 years. Clv cTt, la hg untied height and' ex. 1 Bukit Sembawang,.