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THE MORNING POST, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1884. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE MARKETS. Yesterday. NEW NOVEL BY JOHN Bt FOTHERGILL.

Now read v. at aU the Libraries, in 3 "NAYTHORNE HAL LOXDOX. MARK-LANE. There is no new feature at Mark -lane. Business is very quiet.

Fresh supplies of grain are short. Wheat, botli English and foreign, is steady in value, hut the demand is quiet, i-'iour is dull, at about late rates. Barley is steady, on former terms. Oats and maize are much about the same in value, with a quiet demand. Beans and peas have sold at late rates.

Arrivals of grain English and botch: Wheat, 210; mait, l.oOoqr. Foreign Wheat, 27,5:0 barley, oats, la.l-o; maize, i'Mr. hour, lT.riW sacks; 7i0 IJOi'S. Messrs. W.

IT. and H. Le Mav report The market remains steady, with a small consumptive trade doing, hut if any tiling is pressed for sale lower prices have to be sub-I niited to. Fiaatation reports received this morning on the whole are not so favourable. The East Kent grounds that have heen fairly clean are now in a very critical state.

Vermin is increasing fast in the grounds between Canterbury, Petham, aud Chatham. We also get worse reports from Fltiiam and Water-inghury. The reports from the Weald were slightly better, so far that the bulk of the vermin is dead, but most pi the un-I washed hops are so bare of bine, not half un the pole, that it would not be possible to produce lewt. per acre. The washed mc inn aruuuK uui Hell, auu will ue Yerj BUgut croppeis.

The country Farnham districts of Alton, Selborne, and Bentley are iu a black blight, and goin decidedly worse the last two days. The I crounds are also "ainz black. We should reduce our estimate to-day to 140,000 old duty. Letters received from American growers speak of one-third to one-half clop only being grown. The imports of foreign hops into England last week were Zjz bales for the corresponding week last year, nil The total imports ol foreign hops into England from October 1, to July 12, 18S4, were 91,312 bales for the corresponding period last year, bales, Current prices: East Rents, iS 15s.

to 10 Mid, 10s. to 10; Wealds, 8 to 0 Sussex, 7 15s. to ore-ester, 6 to 9 Famhams, sis. to tf Americati3, to 3 Bavarians, to 15; Alost, 7 to 7 Foperinghe, 7 to 7 7s. yearlings, to 3 old olds, 3 to 5 Australians, 1634, 7 to is Australians, laaS, 5 15s.

to 7." SciEDS. Messrs. John Shaw and Sons report There was the usual Wednesday attendance on the seed market to-day. The new French trifoliuiu is both good and cheap. New English rape seed is now otferina the quality is satisfactory and the demand iair.

51 ustard realises former terms. There is nothing doing iu clover seeds. Iu new ryegrass and new trefoil not much "ojistue3s has yet been transacted. Canary seed continues cheap. Hemp seed is scarce and dear." GAME AM) POt LTKV.

Capons, 6s. 6d. to chickens, Is. d. to 2s.

pullets, 3s. to pigeons, 8d. to Bordeaux ditto, 1. id. to Is.

fat quails, 2s. to 2s. leverets, 3s. to conies, to tame rabbits, Is. 6d.

to ducks. 2s. to goslings, (is. to turkey poults, 63. to haunches of veiiUon, 40s.

to 60s. each and forequarters of ditto, bd. to 9d. perlb. 1 BILLINGSGATE FISH.

Scotch salmon, 10Id. to Is. Irish ditto, I0d. to Is. crimped English ditto, Is.

lOd. to mild smoked ditto, 2s. 9d. to kippered ditto, Is. 6d.

to Is. fresh Norwegian ditto, lOd. to ditto Swedish ditto, 9d. to smoked American ditto, Sd. to Sid.

pickled American ditto, 5d. to grilse, Hid. to trout, lid. to Is. char, is.

2d. to Is. eels, lod. to Is. soles, la 2d.

to Is. 6d. per lh. CENTRAL FISH. Large supplies of fish.

Trade still inclined to be Prices: Salmon, lOd. grilse, 8d. perlb. trout, 9d. per soles, Is.

per slips, 9d. per turbot, bd. per brill, od. per cod, 2d. per plaice, 3d.

per hake, 2d. per live eels, Is. 2d. per lb. dead ditto, lOd.

per center eel, 2d. per fresh haddocks, 3d. per whitebait, is. pir quart mackerel 2d. to 3d.

each lobsters, 6d. to 2s. each crabs, 3d. to Is. Cd.

each dried haddocks, 2d. to is. eaeii angMKroriiiKUese oysters, lod. to is. per dozen; uative ditto, is.

to 2a. (id. per dozen shrimps, 2d. to 3d. per pint winkles, 2d.

per pint; whelks, Id. per pint; mussels. Sd. to Is. per gallon Bigoy chicks, 4L to 6d.

per bundle John Dory, is. to 2a each. COLUMBIA FISH. A pood supply, which cl ared at the following ices Plaice, Its. to zu-.

per trunk: roker, 3s. per trunk fresh haddocks, per trunk smoked ditto, 2s. to (is. per doen soles, Cos. per trunk turbots, 46s.

per trunk Scotch salmon, Is. per Swedish salmon, 9d. perlb. Scotch grilse, 9d. per lb.

e-ls. 12s. per draft lobsters, 2os. per score crabs, 203. per score kippers, 3s.

to 4s. per box bloaters, 3s. to 4s per box. I COVENT-GARDEV. Fruit aud vegetables are in very large supply and of a very varied class, and the consignment from the I Continent to this market predominate.

A large clearance was I effected in the wholesale department, and a brisk trade prevails at th" retail stalls at the following price3: Cauliflowers. 2d. cabbages, lelinces, 2d. marrows, artichokes, and cucumbers, 3d. to Is.

each asparagus, Is. 5d. to 4s. per bundle peas, 6d. to and broad beans, 1.

per shelled pint i new potatoes, 2d. to and French beans, 6d. per mustard aua cress anu mixea saiaas, La. to and mushrooms, Is. per basket carrots, 5d.

to turnips, 4d. to and radishes, 2d. per bunch and pickling onions, Sd. per quart. Fruit Cherries, 4d.

to currants, red. black, and white, sd. per peaches, 4s. to nectarines. 5s.

apricots, pears, apples, Is. to oranges, Is. to green ripe fh's, -is. aud lemons, Is. per dozen melons, 2s.

to 53. and pineapples, 2s. tid. to as. each; strawberries (English), and foreign, 4iL to Sd.

per basket; and raspberries, Is 6d. per ditto urates, Is. to 5s. gooseberries, tid. per quart American Sapueaia nuts.

and lychees, from China, Sa 6d. per lb. Flowers iu pets and full bloom are sold at from Is. to 7 6d etit rose. Is.

to 2s. Od and mixed flowers. Sd. to Is. ner bunch lr.rge and fancy bouquets, 10s.

to 15s. and small ditto 5s. each sprigs of llowers for buttonholes, 3d. to 9d. each.

COAL. A steady business was done in house coal to-day at I last prices. No Hartleys at market. Wallseud: Hetton, East Hartlepool, 16s. 3d.

Latnbto.i. 16s. Tees. South Hartlepool, 15s. Wear, 15s.

Ships at market, 20 sold, 20 shins at 6ea, 10. COCXTRY. LIVERPOOL COTTON. Spot increased demand, and prices will he raised market strong, sales raised to 14,000. Speculation aud export, o.O-X) bales imports, day, nil to date, Futures firm at two points advance on the day; July July-August 6 August-Septemhar, 6 17-64d.

LEICESTER WOOL Although there is not quite so great a volume of business doing in the wool market there is -a tlrin tone, and quotations are tiruily maintained. The demand for the finest growths of lustre hog wools continues strong, aud the consumption is very large but demi-lustre and medium wools are less sought after. The business done is very healthy and regular. There is a strong and confident tone in the yarn market. CHESTER CHEESE FAIR.

Only a moderate pitch. About 30 tons, much of it not ripe, and prices were lower by 3s. to 6s. as compared with last fair, the competition with America being much felt. Medium ranged from 4us.

to good, to and the highest prices realised was ahout6Ss. Business was slow, and not quite all the lots were sold. LEEDS CATTLE. The best class of beasts made old. to second class, 7 jd.

to rough and inferior animals, 6id. to choice small sheep, other kinds, 7d. to lanibs, 9d. to 1 n1. per lb.

Numbers at market Beasts, 604 sheep and lambs. 3,050. LEICESTER CATTLE. Very good attendance to-day of buyers and dealers, with shorter consignments of horned stock in excellent eonditiou. Trade ruled very brisk all round, and prices advanced ully Id.

per lb. Best bullocks made Si i. to 7id. per lb. good supplies, and trade very brisk at advanced prices, choice wethers making ad.

per and secondary sd. to sld. Veal firm. WAKXFlELL) BATTLE. We had a larger supply of stock ffi JjeeP.

a'L calves being and calves, 7d. to fd. Better trade in beef, choice uualities fulh and other sorts 7d. to 8d CORK BUTTER. Ordinary: Firsts, 92g.

seconds, thir.ls, 75s. fourths, fifths, 45s. Kees Firsts, 92s. seconds, thirds, 7os. Mild cured firkins, superfine, fine, mild, S4s.

Kegs, superfine, fine mild, ts'js. In market 1,716 firkins, 12 kejis, 224 mild. PItOD UCE MA RKETS. Yesterday. SUGAR.

The general tone of the market is quiet, but cane refining qualities are steady, and brown Eastern kinds are maia tinned. Tne saies of West India reach over including" Bariiados at 14s. to 15s. tid. St.

Kitts at 13s. Jamaica at 12s. to 12s. 9d. per cwt.

Beetroot is dull, and rather weaker. German Si per cent, prompt, 13s. new crop, October-Decern her delivery, 14s. 6d. per f.o.b.

In the refined market ouly a moderate trade has occurred in pieces at about previous prices. Stoved goods are quieter, but Maitineau's titlers well maintained at 22s. 6d. to 23s. do, cut loaf quoted at 24s.

6d. Tate's cubes reduced from 24s. 3d. to 24s. per cwt.

Say's Paris loaves sciliue at 20s. and Lebaudy at f.o.b., being steady. COFFEE without material alteration, aud market generally inactive except for fine qualities, which meet a good demand in auction. Plantation Ceylon chiefly sold. RICE.

No transactions reported. SPICES. In auction little done. Black pepper neglected, closing for Singapore at 7d. to7d.

Supplies chiefly bought in. White Singapore cheaper, and only a small part sold at 10 jd. to lOJd. per lb. Penau bought in.

Pimento in request and hardening middling to good sold at 2d. to 3d. per lb. Mace aun. tocniu ginger stcaay, ana a gooi part sold.

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July 15. The Orient Line Surata arrived from London. July 16. The P. and 0.

Line Dei-can, from Calcutta for London, the Oliveto, from Coconada for Marseilles, the Hampshire, from Saigon, and the Restormel, from Bombay, arrived. ARROW July 15. The Raveiihill arrived from Montreal. BOMBAY' July 15. The St.

Bernard left for Dunkirk. July 16. The Huntsman, from Sunderland, and the Uremia, from Car-diif, arrived. BRISBANE, July 16. The Queensland Line Duke of Devonshire arrived from London.

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DEAL July 16. The Catania, from London for Adelaide, Ac, and tiie City Line City of Calcutta, from Calcutta for London, passed. DOVER, July 16. Lamport and Holt's Rubens, from the River Plate for Antwerp, passed. FATHER POINT, July 14.

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The P. aud O. Line Cathay left for London. GRAVESEN'D, July 16. The Line Holland.

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July 15. The I'nion Line Tartar, from the Cape of Good Hope fur Southampton, passed. KING GEORGE'S SOUND, July 15. The P. and 0.

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The Allan Line Sarmatian, from Quebec, the Leyland Line Bulgarian, a. id the Cuuard Line Samaria, both from Boston, arrived. LIZARD POINT, July 16. The Fatness Line Stockholm City, from Boston, the Belgian Red Star Line Rhynland, from New York for Antwerp, and the Plain MiUer, from Philadelphia for Bremen, passed. MADRAS, July 16.

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The Guion Line Wisconsin, from Liverpool, the Transatlantique Line Amerique, from Havre, and the National Line The Queen, from London, arrived. PHILADELPHIA, July 16. Hooper and Sussex, for Baltimore, left. QUEBEC, July 16. The Donaldson Line Concordia, from the Clyde, arrived.

SHANGHAI, July 16. The Messageries Line Sindh, from Marseilles, arrived. SINGAPORE, July 14. The Blaud Hartmann, from Liverpool, arrived. July 16.

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SI'EZ CANAL, July 14. The Clan Line Clan Ogilvie, from Bombay for Liverpool, left Port Said. July la. The Borghese, from London for Raugoon, left Suez. Tunbnll and Sons' Cairo, from Cardiff, arrived at Port Said.

The P. and 0. Line Parra-matta, from Bombay, the Albany and the Glen Line Glent'ruin, from Hankow, all for London, left Port Said. July 16. The Clan Line Clan Mackenzie, from Calcutta for London, the Isla ue Luzon, from Manilla, and the Badsworth, from Bombay, arrived at Suez.

SYDNEY (N.S.W.), July 16 The Newcomen, from Calcutta, and the Keelung, from China, arrived. TENERIFFE, July 14. The Australasian arrived from London, and left for Sydney (N.S.W.X WELLINGTON (N.Z.), July 14. The New Zealand Line Ruapehu arrived from London. HOME ARRIVALS.

BRISTOL, July 16. Lord March, Rio Grande Robert Ingham s), Black Sea. DEAL, July 16. Sabrina, St. Kitts Conductor, New York Piemonte, Rosario Western Belle, Trinidad.

FALM H'TH, July 16. Sequel, Lobos. GREENOeK, July 16. Gleuholme (s), Dantsic Eminia Schanke, Canada LIVERPOOL, July 16. Algoa Bay, Bassein Adam, Wilhelm Farre Salvado.

Mauritius; Express, Connah's Quay. PLYMOUTH, July 16. Earl of Dumfries, Taganrog; Franky, Fray Bentos. UftBruwfl July sa Bona i ides, Sourabaya Alice Graham, Melbourne; Henry James, Portland. Qu EENSTOvvN, July 16.

Huein, Savannah G. o. Kiea; lquique untisii tuvoy, HOME SAILINGS. BRISTOL, July 16. Hepidbah, Newfoundland Celia (s), Cron-stadt.

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Malo Knight of St. George (s), Port Said Clara, San Francisco Golden Grove (s), Constantinople. DEAL, July 16. Alleiiwash, Lady Beatrix, and Lotos (yacht), all west for north Cluthia(s), Lemor (s), both north for west Louis A. Martinez, Picton, N.s.; Heribea, Sourabaya.

LEITH, July 16. Stefanie (s), Venice. LIVERPOOL, July lt. Tafna Src; Atlantic, Buenos Ayres; New Era, Georgetown (s), Bordeaux; Alice is), St. Nazaire Vanduara, Sydney, C.

Charles, St. John. NEWPORT July 16. Raydr (s), Lisbon; Breeze (s), Kusteudjie. FOREIGN ARRIVALS.

LYTTLETON, N.Z.. July 13. Clairmont, London. NEW YORK, by cable. British Army, Chittagong.

FOREIGN SAILINGS. ADELAIDE, July 15. The Goolroa, London. CALCUTTA, July 15. Brenda, Trinidad.

PILLAU, July 14. Leda (s), Grimsby and HulL PORT CHALMERS. Waiiuate, Loudon. SMYRNA. July 15.

Amoor(s), London. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. Lloyd's apent at Madeira telegraplw to-day (July 16) British barque Denierara, from Newport to Para with coals, sprung a leak, and foundered on July 14 in lat. 32 long. 15 W.

Crew saved, and landed at Madeira. A telegram from Port Ellen Islay, dated July 16, reports the barque James Kenway, in ballast, ran ashore there this morning about one o'clock, two miles from Port Ellen, and will become a total wreck. The Warwick (s), Newport to Quebec, ashore in Fox River. A further cablegram states Warwick is badly ashore at Fame Fame on rocks, drawing 7ft. forward, damaged in one or two tanks.

Holds clear of water. The Salvage Association telegram states Warwick's forehold full of water rocks through bottom weather bad. Craft for cargo and a competeut agent with power 1 to act has be'en jesnatched to her. Ship may possibly be got olf MIsRING. The Skulda, of Christiania.

from Pensacola for Dordt with timber, Feb. 7. (REUTER TELEGRAMS.) ALGIERS, July 15. The British India Line Anglo-Indian, from London, left for Bombay, Ac. BALTIMORE, July 16.

The Allan Line Nova Scotian arrived. CAPETOWN, July 16. The Union Line Trojan left for Ply- mouth. COLOMBO. July 15.

The P. and O. Line Clyde arrived from Bombay. July 10. The P.

and O. Line Kaisar-i-Uind arrived from London. LIVERPOOL, July 16. The Pacific Line Magellan left for Bra.il, A-c. MOVlLLE, July 16.

The Anchor Line Anchoria arrived from New York. NEW YORK, July 16. The Wilson Line 8alemo arrivee. QUEENSTOWN, July 16. The Allan Line Hanoverian, from Liverpool, arrived and left for St.

John, Ac. The Inman Line City of Montreal, arrived and left for New York. ST. THOMAS, July 15. The Royal Mail Line Don, from Southampton, arrived.

SUEZ CANAL, July 16 The Queensland Line Chyebassa, I from London, left for Brisbane, Ac. PARTNERSHIP. An unexceptional opportunity occurs for a Gentleman with 1.000 to JOIN in a very Lucrative COMMERCIAL UNDERTAKING. The property of the adver- tiser, out of which the business 13 being formed, is in the South of Spain, the title being held direct from the Spanish Government. and any gentleman joining in the business ought to proceed at once to the property to make the necessary arrangements.

The title deeds of the property will be placed in the hands of any fftntlcman ad var.cin thn nhnvn sum cvm-irv hi' and 5 per cent, interest, in addition to his share in the profits n.ensingion ana 1, ueorge-street, Mansion House, E.C. A LADY pressed for immediate money OFFERS to DISPOSE OF some Presentation Articles of SILVER PLATE. CL1LER1, c. Must be turned into cash without delay. A beautiful solid oak case, containing 12 Fish Knives and Forks, silver-plated blades and warranted ivorv handles, verv 1 good condition, cost 3 10s.

pair of round silver-plate YV alters, pretty design, suse 12 inch, never used, 1 jb. a superior service of Spoons. Forks, Soup Ladle, Arc. (82 pieces), finest possible finish, quality stamp (A) and maker's initials, L.B., Ac, Sheffield, old silver pattern, suitable for any gentleman's table, usual size for family use valued at 11. will accept 4 4s.

if sold at once, not one piece ever been used 12 Table and 12 Cheese Knives, beautifully finished, white balanced handles, quite new, the blades are warranted to be of the best quality silver (or double shesr steel), 20s. for the 24 pieces pair of silver-plate Entree Dishes, with movable hands to form four dishes, splendid condition, 3 guineas, cost over double large Salad Bowl, with handles and pair of servers, complete, iu polished oak and silver, cost 4 4s. offered for 2 new; oak and silver Tea Caddy, mawrniticent Tea Service, water jus', biscuit box, large oval tray, fish carvers, Ac, cost about 15, and not used, 0 15s. accepted. Will send on approbation to responsible person (in town or country), if not convenient to call.

Every article is really beautiful and good. Mrs. Glen Rosa Villa, 23, Portland-road, Holland-park, YV. MPORTANT. A Lady wishes to DISPOSE OF SET of Old Enclish Pattern (privately) her Complete Electro-plated SPOONS and FORKS, quite new, never used, stamped A 1 quality.

Set comprises one dozen each tablespoons and forks, dessert spoons and forks, and teaspoons pieces in all. To an immediate purchaser the low sum of 45s. will be accepted for entire lot. Mrs. care of Messrs.

Drallim and Oliver, 13, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, E.C., where the plate may be seen. TtT 3 DEPOSIT BANK, Removed from 28, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, to ixie wmiiiA-u-sniKiar, sxaAJMD, Established 18S7. Capital, 225,000 reserve, 120,000. ADVANCES mads withoutdednetions, for short or Ions periods, in sums of 20 to 2,000, on personal security, furniture, stock- in-trade (without removal); also deeds, life policies, at 5 per without mortgage expenses, from one to 10 years. Prospectus gratis, or sent post free on application (personal visit preierren).

it'iishur r. habi Jianatrer. N.B. No fees. No sureties.

First letter of application imine- diately attended to. Special terms for country loans. Distance no object. Easy payments, and genuine apnlieathei refused, A gentleman sent irom tne Hank to carry out all arrangements. Gentlemen who hold reasonable securities.

or at a future date will come into property or money, can be SUPPLIED with CASH to any amount during the delay. 1. Harris, auctioneer, 4, Bruton-street, Bond-street. you want MONEY without fees (amounts 10 to 1 Wft 1 annlvinn AT- UTAY r. I sonally if possible, 40, Great Tower-street, E.C.

TirnVKV-ThB Tt.R AT. and PERSfWAT, ATWAVfTR JtL OOUPAXY (Limited), established 1S56, make Immediate ADVANCES upon any anproved sea iritv, repava'de by instal ments or otherwise, at moderate interest. J. J. SIHPWAY, Secretary, 3.

Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, W.C. ONE "BOX of CLARKE'S B4l PILLS is warranted to cure all derangements of the urinary organs in either so-; (arquirel or constitutional), gravel, and pains in the back. Sold in biws, 4s. 61. each, by all chemists, or sent to any address for iO st- nps bv the makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties' Drug Co.

Lincoln. A I Hll A and A TAB cured bv CIGARETTE-; "ESPIC. Sold by all ch'-misl and druggists. Wholesale, 12S. Rue Saint-Lazare, Paris.

CM OLDEN BRONZE AI rL-The lovely nuance, "Chatain Foncee." can be imparted to any hair, rrey, faded, or dark shades alike yielding to the influence of E. Vn. c. A ICIm aA -nA 41. IV WIVTl'R Atf W.

Fox tintlns tray' or faded hsix il invaluable. I i buu nullum, ii. JjauKrupicy-buinliiiss, Portugal-street. Lmooln's-iun. First meeting.

W. M. Buchan 11 Newell, at 2. At S3, Carey -street, Lincoln 's-inn. iirsi meeting.

H. Bauer, at 2. Metmopoliias Ojc.vtt Sittings this day. Westminster, Blooms! 'ury, Clerkenweil, bhoreditch, Suutliwark, Bromn-ton, City of London. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

WORSHir-STREET. Joseph Abrahams, 19, box maker, and Alfred Srrcritnhe. 18, stoker, refusing their addresses.were charged on remand before Mr. Hosack with having stolen a bag containing the sum of LU, the moneys of Frederick George Baker, of Nile-street. 1 he prosecutor had placed the ba containing the money on a table close to the window of ids private room, and shortly afterwards it was stolen.

The boys did not deny their guilt, but Sercomhe, who had been previously convicted, alleged that he had walked the streets fcr five nights without food or shelter, and thnt umlit Id. hag proved too great a tcmptatioa for him. They were committed lor triaL CLERKEN WELL. Charlrs Carirn, 23, pastrycook's assistant, 23, "West-etreet, was charged with burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Joseph Thomas reston, at 37, Highbury New-park, and stealing therefrom bo music-books, two tablecovers, a cigar case, and other articles, value Lb 10s. Frank Preston, the son of the prosecutor, said that on Tuesday night he saw all doors secure, tLe moriiing he was called by the police, and round that the furniture of the drawinrt-room had been much disturbed.

The cabinets, kc, had'been opened, and iir.T c.oatents were lying about the room. He missed about books, two tablecloths, a cigar cas2, and other articles, ihe burglars, after trying other ways, had effected an entrance through the drawing-room window. -Police-constable Dodson iw the prisoner come out of the garden ot tue house carrying a sack, and stopped him. He confessed that he had broken into the house. The prisoner now said, It was want that drove me to do it." Jlr.

iarstow committed him for trial THAMES. jGtorge Kit.on, 9, Brunswick-street. West Hartlepool, chief engineer on board the steamship Reindeer, now lying in the ri er, was brought up iu custody charged with causing the death of George Scott, a fireman, on a voyage from Mi idlesbrough to Cronstadt. The prisoner was alleged to have caused the man's death by striking and kicking him, but the depositions taken differed very much as to facts. 'I he prisoner was remanded for a week hut at the request of the owner of the vessel the magistrate agreed to accept two ireties in the sum of 130 each for his appearance.

HIG1TGATE. Charles 45, Ih itannia-street. City-road, was charged with violently assaulting James Keiiyon by breaking his leg, aud further with stealing Is. 8tL from his person. Prisoner was further charged with assaulting Police-constable Tyrr.ll by kicking him in the face.

Police-constable Webb said that at eleven oVock on Tuesday night he was in High-road, Finchley, when he heard cries of Police," and about 100 yards ahead he found the prosecutor Kenyon lying in the road. He had been assaulted and robbed but shortly aft rvvards witness found prisoner also lying in the road. The case was remanded for the attendance of th-r prosecutor, who is ujwm tha hospital. WEST HAM. Theodore Wafrficld.

about 17, 27. Hudson's-roa-l, Canninc-town, was charged with feloniously and mali-1 ciocsly diverting certain points belonging to the Great Eastern Railway Company, with intent thereby to obstruct a certain engine-tender and trucks on the" railway at Silvertown on July 2. George Lodge, a sergeant of the company's police, said that on July 2 he was instructed to watch the Silvertown sidings, and at about half-past eight o'clock in the morning he saw the prisoner run across the line aud turn over the lever moving the points. A train was at that time shunting at a rapid rate, aiid iu consequence, if the engine had crossed the points, it would have rushed into Messrs. Keille-r's jam factory, where a number of girls were at work.

Witness at once put the points right and then followed the prisoner, took his name and address, and summoned him. The prisoner was remanded. JOINT-STOCK C0MP A NIES. London and Westminster Bank. A special general meeting of this bank was held yesterday at the head ofhc, Lothbury Mr.

Wilmot Holland in the chair. Mr. J. P. Sidpp (the secretary) read the notice convening the meeting and the report of the directors and statement of accounts, which appeared in our City article, were taken as read.

The chairman said that it was a source of great pleasure to the directors to be able to report that the bank still continued to make satisfactory progress, which was shown by the fact that there was an increase in the deposit and current accounts as comtiared with this tune last year, and also that the result of the past six months' working showed a substantial number of current accounts. Another matter he was able to report to them, which gave the directors equal pleasure, was the smalluess of the amount of bad debts made during the past half year. Turning to the profit aud loss account he need hardly remind the shareholders that the value of money had ruled exceedingly low during the past half-yet r. The Bank of England rate had been lower than it had been for some years. During the past six months it had only averaged i'J lfls.

Gd. per while during the whole of last year it was L3 lis. aud even at the low rati current the managers had at times found it ditticult to lend money at all in legitimate banking fields or channels. Notwithstanding this he was glad to he able to remind thorn that the bank had earned in the six months a net profit of 242,905, which would enable them to declare a dividend of 8 per cent, for the half-year, and carry forward a sum of 18,905, to next account. He might take this opportunity of mentioning that the sum of their earniugs had been somewhat augmented by the commission earned ou the Cape of Good Hope Loan, which was raised by thin batik last year.

The bank was, as they knew, established in and they had therefore now passed their jubilee. At the last meeting a wish was expressed that the celei ration the jubilee might I be felt inasubstantialraarnerbytlieoffic-irs of the hank. The I directors after going carefully into the matter had decided upon presenting each manager and oflicer iu the hank with a sum e.pjal to 10 per ceut. on the salaries they were receiving, which he hoped would meet with the approval of the shareholders. They had had two vacancies on the board, and they bad nominated two gentlemen, Mr.

Johnston and Mr. Sturgis, names well known iu the City, and their nomination would be proposed for confirmation at the next general meeting. He moved that the report be adopted, printed, and circulated among the proprietors. Mr. Thomas Chapman seconded the motion.

In leply to a shareholder the chairman stated that the gratuity would he paid out of the promts of the current half year. Themotionfortheadoptionof the report I was then put andcarried unanimously. Dr. Drysuale moved that the best thanks of the meeting be present to the directors for their efficient administration of the aliairs of the bank during the past half year, and the motion was seconded by a shareholder aud carried unanimously. The chairman returned thanks on behalf of himself and his colleagues, and proposed that the thanks of the meeting be presented to the officers of the hank for Ihetr zealous and ai'le services duriusr the past half year.

The motion wa9 seconded by Mr. Hewitt, and carried unanimously. Mr. Astle, the chief manager, replied on behalf of himself and sta'f, after which a vote of thanks to the chairman for his conduct iu the chair terminated the proceedings. 1'sioN Bank of London.

The annual general meeting I of the proprietors of this bank was held yesterday at the i Cannon-street Hotel Mr. T. Ii. Grant, governor, presiding. The chairman having declared a dividend for the past half year at the rate of lo per cent, per annum moved the I adoption of the report.

He said the past six months had I not been a very favourable time for bankers. The first portion of the period had been fairly profital le, with the Lank rate at only 3 per but fince June it had only been 2 per at which point it remained. According to the present showing of the result of working the old rate of dividend was very nearly reached, and with the amount brought forward they were able to declare the same return, and carry forward about 1,003 to the next; account. True, there was not a large margin left alter this had been done, but it was, at least, a fairly -earned profit. He should be h-itipy if they were able to do as well in the present half year, the prospects of hich were not cheering at present.

The condition of trade was now such that any change could haidly be but for the better. The directors had had before them for some time a scheme for the alteration of the bank premises in Mansion House-street in connection with the widening of the street. The result of the negotiations was a satisfactory arrangement by which they agreed to sell a portion of the ground and acquire the freehold of premises adjoining Princes street, the effect being to give them a line of frontage which when complete would give them probably the finest bank site in the city of London. The cost of the alteration was moderate, and would no doubt result in an increase of business. Sir Sydney H.

Waterlow, M.P. (deputy governor), seconded the adoption of the report, which wasagreed to. Votes of thanks to the directors aud stall' terminated the proceedings. National DisrorNi. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the City Terminus Hotel yesterday Mr.

W. J. Thompson in the chair. The chairman dealt at length with the history of the money market during the past six months, which, he said, might be described as one of constant surprises and semi-panics. The volume of their business had, however, slightly increased, the bad debts had been moderate, and had been amply provided for.

In conclusion he thought that the present condition of money could not continue for ever, and there were hidden causes at work that might create a change before very long. The report was adopted, and a dividend at the rata of 13 per cent, per annum declared. The traffic receipts of the following railway companies for the past week, as compared with the like week of 18S3, show an increase in Cambrian of JU13 Eastern and Midland, of -J5 London, Chatham, and Dover, Ci and Metropolitan District, .74 and a decrease in Caledonian Great Northern, Crest Nortu of Scotland, 347 Highland, Lancashire and 'rkshire. 1.5. Loudon aud North-YY'estern, London and South western, 5.44S; Midland, North British.

3.H80: and Nonh-Eastt-rn, 11.31. The traffic receipts of the Mexican Railway Company for the past week amounted to and for the corresponding week of last year to eiJ.inn, a decrease of 10.400. From the com-mem-emeut of the half year to elate the decrease is like traffii- receipts of the Bombay. Baroda, aud central Railway Company for the week ended June 7, as compared with the like week oi ls3, show an increase of 1 -4, aud from January 1 of et'Larf. The approximate gross traffic rc-eipts of the Bengal Central Railway Company for 12 days ending July 12, were Hs.13,592, ial to i.1 traffic receipts of the London General Omnibus Company for the past week, as compared with the like week of less, show an increase of 77.

The traffic receipts of the Rouen Tramways Company for the past week amounted 10 1,064, au increase of 133 over tue corresponding week of last year. Health Exhibition. Sir James Paget speaking on the relation between health aud disease, says We vrant more intelligent support and assistance from the public in our warfare asrainst disease." Letevery householder co-operate and see that bis bed -rooms, bath-room, and nursery are furnished with Wright's Coal Tar Soap. To wash with it is not ouly a luxury, but a safeguard against infectious diseases, I CPTVTCR. at 95 I i- I i i APLE and CO.

FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE. APLB and CO. CATALOGUES FREE. It APLE and Upholsterers by Special A Ifl. to her Majesty.

-The Largest FURNISHING ESTABLISH MENT in the world. Acres of Show Rooms for the display of every possible description of household requisites. lottenham-court-road, London. Established 45 years. mHE SPECIMEN" ROOMS at Messrs.

MAPLE and JL are good examples cf 11IGH-CLA DECORATIVE FURNISHING, carried out in perfect taste, without extravar int expenditure. Every one about to furnish, or rearrange their residences, should by all means inspect these apartments. ONE of the SIGHTS of LONDON to American Visitors and Others. MAPLE and FURNISHING WAREHOUSES are worthy of a visit Acres of Show-rooms, the highest class of Furniture, Carpets, Curtain Materials, and Mall Hang-inu's. Novelties every day from all parts of the Globe.

MAPLE and Tottenham-court-road. MAPLE and CO. would advise all buyers of CARPETS, Ac, especially Americans now visiting London, to call and see for themselves these ereat novelties, which are not yet to be found on the other side. A I'LE and 145, 146, 117, and 143, Tottenham-court-road, Loudon. AI'LE and CO.

INDIAN CARPETS. NDIAN CARPETS. Reduced Prices. JNDIAN ARRETS. Reduced Trices.

NDIAN CARPETS. Reduced Prices. rpHE Largest Assortment of INDIAN. PERSIAN, and TURKEY CARPETS always in stock, superior qualities. Purchasers should beware of inferior Turkey carpets, which are now being imported and sold as best quality at so much per square yard.

MAPLE and London. Catalogues free. TURKEY CARPETS, tine quality 12ft. 4iu. by lOtt.

6iu. 5 0 13ft. llin. by loft. 3in.

5 0 14ft. 7iu. by 12ft. Oin 11 15 lft loin, bv lift. Din 13 0 0 10ft Oin.

hr 12ft. oin 10 10 0 TURKEY, PERSIAN, and INDIAN CARPETS. The following are a few of a great number i exceptionally large sizes: these are not generally to be found ready made, but are always kept in stock by MAPLE and CO. Oin. by 2 1 ft 9in.

5in. by tOft 7in. 35ft. Din. by Oin.

Soft. ain. by isffc, Oin. 33ft Sin. by 20ft.

7in. Silt. 5in. by ljft. Oin.

pARyUETERIL. PARQUETERIE FLOORS and SURROUNDS to CENTRAL CARPETS. Specimens of all the different designs and combinations of woods in Parqueterie are laid in Slessrs. Maple and Co. 's new Show Rooms, so that customers can judge of the effect of the material when in daily use.

Coloured lithographic designs and estimates free of charge. Builders and the trade supplied. MAPLE and London. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. 26.

Pair mahogany Chippendale Chairs.inl.est morocco, 6 10s. to. In laid mahogany Chippendale Dressing Glasses, 27s. Od. and 553.

6d. 70. Inlaid mahogany Wine Cooler, 45s. 121. Mahogany Two-tier Chippendale Flap Table, 3 los.

135. Old English" Marqueterie Clock. 1919s. 142. 2ft 6in.

by 3ft. mahogany Chippendale Table, with carved legs, 7. 150. Inlaid mahogany Corner 30s. 169.

Inlaid mahogany Knife Bos, fitted for stationery. 21s. 197. Carved wood gilt framed Queen Anne Glass, with bevelled edge plate, 70s. 231.

Mahogany Wine Sarcophagus, bra- bound, 4 4s. 256. 3ft. 6iu. mahogany Double Chest of Drawers, fc'7 53.

Set of three inlaid mahogany Trays, JOHN MILNER, lfO, Great Portland-street Weymouth-street), London, W. INTERIOR SECONDHAND FURNITURE. SPILLMAN and celebrate 1 old-established Furnishing Warehouses. 14, Newcastle-street, strand, contains the largest assortment in carved oak, inlaid, Chippendale, irly English, and newest styles by Gillow, Holland, an 1 other emineut makers. Large handsome sideboards, dining tables, bookcases, cabinets, wardrobes, and bed-room suites, considerably their original prices, and sent home equal to new.

Inspection invited. and pjOPKINSON JIANOFORTE3. 25 35 50 GUINEA PIANETTE. 2 4s. per quarter on three years' system.

GUINEA BOUDOIR COTTAGE, .1 Is. fill, per quarter on three years' system. GUINEA BOUDOIR COTTAGE. 4 7s. fid.

per quarter on three years' system. GUINEA Iron Overstrung UPRIGHT GRAND, 65 14s. per quarter on three years system. Illustrated Price List, tc, free New Bond-street, YV. JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' PATENT SOsTENE NTE PIANOS.

ROYAL PORTUGUESE ORDER of KNIGHTHOOD. cross of the LEGION ot HONOUR. GOLD MEDALS and Highest Honours at all Recent International Exhibitions. 13, 20, and 22, WIG MORE-STREET, LONDON, W. Illustrated Lists free.

RAND PIANOFORTES, by Broadwood, Collard, Erard, Cramer, and other makers, that have been in use, but are still in excellent order, may he had at CKAMER'S City Warehouse, 40 to 46, Moorgate-street, on their three years' system of hire. Prices from S3 per quarter, or for cash. 01 RAND HOTEL, Brighton. Reduction of Tariff; bed-rooms from full board, bed-room, and attendance 12s. per diem.

MARG ATE.h7l3 rLYN irHOTELfari position in town. Apartments, 2s, breakfast (ad libl, 2s. table d'hote, six tod p.m., 4s. boarding, iJ 3s. weekly, or 10s.

6d. daily. LIO A A GRAND HOTEL. This Hotel i3 replete with every home comfort. Tt position and appointments are unrivalled.

Billiard, iath. and smoking Table d'hote at separate tables. For tariff address the Manager. A I NORTH BERWICK, N.B. (35 minutes by rail troru Edinburgh).

Bracing and Healthiriving. Lowest Rain-fall in Scotland. Modern Family Hotel, in private grounds, eloie to the sea and the liuks. Suites of Apartments with unrivalled sea views. Private Bathing Establishment supplied with pure sea water.

Cuisine and Service equal to the best KnaHsn or Continental Hotels. J. MEPHlUa, Manager. HASKELL'S PRIVATE HOTEL. Lvndhurst, New Forest, stands in its own well-timbered lawns of two acres, and affords every first-class comfort of home, with moderate tariff quarter mile from Lvndhurst church, post and telegraph offices.

Mrs. Jeanes, manageress. HAVRE, Ste. Adresse. PENSION de FAMTLLE tiTa comfortable prix moderns situation splendide au hord de la mer.

Ecrire Mme. Raymond Poirnon, Villa des Falaises, Le Havre. Enslish spoken excellent references in Enzland. HEDGES and BUTLER, Wine Merchants "and Shippers, 155, Retrei it-street, London 30, Kintr's-road, Brighton. Shipping Cellars Jerez-de-la-Krontera, Spain.

Calcutta Exhibition Gold Medal award. Originally established 1667. -y INTAGE WINES. 1 HAMPAGNE. Cabinet, 1878, 66s.

per dozen. 1LARET. Chateau La Rose, 1879, 369. per dozen. I7 BEST and SONS, Wine Merchants, 22, Henrietta-street, Cavendish-squw.

London. MEDOC, an excellent dinner Claret, only 13s. dozen. ST. ESTEPHE, in original one dozen cases, tSX, good dessert wine.

CADIZ WINE Dnke-street, St James's, S.W. Established 1S47. THE Celebrated TEA, MTXTCRE. EARL GREY'S This choice Tea can only be obtained of the Introducers and Sole Proprietors, CHARLTON and 20, Jermyn-street, near Regent-street, late of 198, Piccadilly. Importers of the Genuine Nepaul Pepper.

Madras Currie Powder, and other Indian Condiments. OAIiTGEORGE COCKER ELL and Coal Merchants to the Queen and to the Roval Family. Best Wallsend, Wallsend, Class Best Inland, Inland, Class 20s. Derby Brights, 10s. Nuts, 17s.

Gas Coke, 13s Cash. Central Office, 13, Cornhill and at Eaton Wharf, aud 161a, Buckingham Palace-road (otliee next Crosvenor Hotel Pimlico Purtleet Wharf, Ppper Thames-street Durham Wharf, Wandsworth, office, West-llill Sunderland Wharf, Peckham and at Crystal Palace, Brighton, and Croydon at local rates. C. and Co. recommend purchase.

LOWEST STAMMER PRICES. THE CLATCROSS COMPANY'S Celebrated COAL for cash on delivery: Bass, Seconds, Kitchen, Nuts, lis. Order; to Chief London Office, 12, Burwood-place. W. LOWEST ST7MMER PRICES.

11HE Marnnia of LONDONDERRY supplies COAL3 from his Durham Collieries. Cash on delivery. Stewart's Wallsend, 22s. Vane's Wallsend, 21s. Pittington Wallsend, 21a.

Orders, St. John's Wharf, MillhanJc-street, Westminster (two doors from Houses of Parliament). UNIVERSALLY PJlESCRIBEDTythe FACULTY A laxative and refreshing fruit Loiengs. for CONSTIPATION. HEMORRHOIDS, BILE, HEADACHE.

LOjsS of APPRTTTE, CEREBRAL CONGESTION. Prepared by E. GRILLON. A MAR NDIEN Chemist of the Pari Facnltv, 69, Queen-street, City, London. Tamar, unlike pills and the usual purgatives, is agreeable to take, and uever produces irritation nor interferes with business or pleasure.

Sold by all Chemists and Druggists. 2s. tid a box, stamp included. QMLLON, A MELANCHOLY FACT. It is a melancholy fact that hundreds of persons annually suffer excruciating torture by undergoing operations which are entirely unnecessary.

AMPUTATION VOIDED. To many this must 3eem an almost incredible though welcome announcement. Hundreds of people at the present time can vouch that tiie LION OINTMENT and PILLS Cure after the patient's limbs and even lives have been despaired of at the various hospitals. Send for list of cases cured, post free. Ulcers, abscesses, cancers, tumours, polypuses, piles, bad legs, wounds (including dog and venomous bttesl.and all skin diseases and eruptions cured by the above remedy.

Cancers, tumours, diseased hones, Ac, extracted, alo photos of cases cured on view at the Proprietor's, 117, High Uolborn, and Kingsgate-street, W.C. Sold separately la lid. 2s. is. Cd.

11a, and 22s. per box, of chemists, or free by post. Advice gratis. E. BURGESS'S LION OINTMENT, Ac.

July 1, 1884. My dear Mr. As most of the ointments now advertised profess the same miraculous cures, it appears to my common sense that we ou'ht to select the 011a that has actually fo 'it professed only) cured what we are sutfering from. Mr. Burgos appears to have done this by his ointment, and to be able to show it.

This is, I believe, the only ointment that can show such results. therefore, pro- Sse going to 117, High Uolborn. to consult with r. Burgess, who gives advice gratis, and to see what lie can really show us as having been done by his ointment. Seeiug is, according to the old proverb (not quite extinct), believing, and is alone, I think, iu these days to be trusted.

I am. Yours sincerely, IT." Cancers, Tumours, Polypuses, Diseased Bones, Ac, extracted, also Photos of other cases, Ac, cured, to be seen. One Shillin-jr, pest free, RADICAL CUKE of EMORRHOIDS and PROLAPSUS. By G. EDfiELoW, M.D.

H. Renshaw. Strand, rpHE Third Edition, post free, 12 stamps, SKIN DISEASES: A Practical Treatise explaining the Causes. Treatment, and Cure of these Diseases; with Directions for Diet and baths. By S.

BERRY N'IBLETT, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. Pnbliihed by Mi. William, li Oxioxd-terrace, Hyda-oaik. London. 1 I I SNELGBO VE'S Si SALE.

Anionc3t the Stock, which has all been marked in plain figures, will te found the Following SPECIAL LOTS A Lot of Odd Pieces, REMNANTS, Ac, marked very cheap. The CAEN" COSTUME, in handsome Black Brocade and Satin, 5 worth 3: five yards for Bodice. A Lot of Lace -striped DRESS LAWNS, in White, Cream, and Bhiek, at 5d. per Vajrl, much reduced in price. 75 Pieces, 27-iuch ALL-WOOL SERGE in Navy, Brown, Green, Cardinal, Cream.

Ac 15d. per Yard for seaside wear. COLOURED SURAH and BROCHE SATIN FOULARD, at 2s. Od per Vard in place of 3s. Od.

and 4s. A Lar-e Lot of BLACK BROCHE GRENADINE, from Is. 3d. per Yard. A Large Variety of COSTUMES of every description, much under value.

The RIGHT" COSTUME in Plain and Fancy Cashmere with Materials for Bodice, Ss. tid. The "BELLANO," in French printed Voile Laine, trimmed Lace, 4bs. with Materials for Bodice. 250 Coloured CLOTH JACKETS and MANTLES, marked 10s.

6 1., to clear; formerly 24s. 6d. to 35s. The Hc-uppeiande Travelling and Dust CLOAK, made in the new material, Cheviotte de Cateau, price 353. Cd.

Special value. A lot of Algerian SHAWLS, usual price 14s. 6d. 2iX) Black Spanish Lace FICHUS, all at 2s. lid.

each. 1,000 Yards Figured Normandy NET, 27 inches wide, at 2s. 11L and Ss. Od. per yard, in Cream, Beige, and Isabelle.

40 Dozen 24 inch Rich Quality Shot Silk HANDKERCHIEFS, in various colours, at Is. lid. each worth 3s. 3d. Just purchased, a parcel of Rich Roman SASH RIBBON, 12 inches wide, 4s.

Sd. per yard i usual price Ss. 6d. PARASOLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, greatly reduced in price. Gentlemen's 2-Button Dogskin GLOVES, reduced to Is.

9d. instead of 2s. aud 2s. 9d. instead of Ss.

6d. per pair. Flannel DRESSING GOWNS, Embroidered Flax, 15s. 6d. each.

A Special Lot of FISH NAPKINS, 33. 9d. per dozen, and DINNER NAPKINS at 9s. and 12s. 6d.

per dozen. Striped Algerian CURTAINS, 9d. each. Embroidered Indian CURTAINS, 17s. td.

each. 5,000 Yards Best Brussels CARPET at 2s. lid. per yard. 150 Fine Persian RUGS, size Oft.

4in. by 25s. each. 3.i0 CARPETS, made from Remnants, at very low prices. Iuspection respectfully solicited.

MARSHALL and SNELGROVE, Vere-street, Oxford-street, and Henrietta-street, W. The AFTER-SEASON SALE at WELL and JAMES (Limited), 5, 7, and 9, Regent-street. The SECOND WEEK of SALE. Fach day as the sale progresses largo quantities of valuable and fashionable goods are brought forward for disposal at greatly reduced pricei. One of the prominent features of this week's sale will he the second and final consianment of C.000 yards of hand-printed Sateens, the supplement to the yards sold last week.

This lot contains many magnificent floral and other designs not included in the former delivery, and are specially suited for decorative furnishings, as fellas for stylish gowns. They will be sold at a price altogether without precedent, 9d. per yard, instead of 3s. 9d. COSTUMES.

Hundreds of fashionable Costumes, specially prepared for the hot weather, have this day been added. They are all perfectly fresh aud of the latest fashion, and are marked at 35s. to 6 guineas. SILK COSTUMES. Some magnificent Paris model Costumes, composed of richest Brocades, kc, are marked at half the Paris prices.

150 Superb COSTUMES (unmade), in boxes, composed of art-coloured cashmeres, in combination with richest figured velvet, same tone of colour. With these costumes an original hand-painted flgurine, specially designed for the autumn, is iucluded as a guide for making up. Prices from 55s. to 73s. 6d.

50SimUar COSTUMES iu black, with the most costly figured velvet in combination with costumes, at similar prices, 55s. to 73s. 6d. also with figurine. LINENS.

Ladies furnishing or replenishing their stock of Household Linen, have now a special opportunity of acquiring Damask Cloths, Napkins, Towels, and Sheetings of most reliable qualities, at greatly reduced prices. Hand-loom Linen Sheetings, pure grass bleach, 2 to 3 yards wide, 4s. 9d. to 7s. 6d.

yard. Patterns free. MADAPOLAM LONG CLOTH and SHEETING is a speciality of Howell and James, and is strongly recommended for wear. The I.ongcloths are made in pieces of 20 yards, at 10s. 14s.

22s. 6tL the p'ece. The Madapolam Sheets are made and ready for use, 9s. lis. lba lis.

Gd. the pair. HOWELL and JAMES (Limited), 5, 7, 9, Regent-Street. Loudon. A KNUAL SUMMER SALE, Regent House.

ALLISON and CO. beg respectfully to announce that their SUMMER SALE at greatly reduced prices has NOW COMMENCED. All Fancy Goods, including Costumes, Mantles, Fancy Dress Materials, Parasols, Trimmings, and Lace Goods, are marked at such prices as to effect a speedy clearance. SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to a PARCEL of SATIN MERVEILLEUX and SURAT SILKS at Is. lljd.

a yard, the cheapest ever offered very rich Ottoman Silk at 2s. worth Ss. a Manufacturer's Stock of Black Broche Silks "at 2s. very cheap: Black and Coloured Broche Velvets at Ss. worth from 12a.

0d. to 16s. 6d. a yard. I REGENT HOUSE, 23S, 240, and 242, Regent-i street, W.

WATERLOO HOUSE SUMMER SALE, TO-DAY, and Daily till Saturday, August 2, inclusive. HALLING, TEARCE, and STONE beg to draw attention to the alove SALE, as affording an exceptional opportunity for the purchase, at reduced rates, of both DRESS and HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES of every description. FriHE RESIDUUM of the SEASON'S STOCK, together I with purchases that have been expressly made with a view to the interest of the puhlic, presents to purchasers a very favourable occasion for the acquisition of not only articles of the highest quality, but of those of a medium character. A PRICE LIST is sent post free on application, which will convey a general idea of the unusually advantageous at which the stock i3 beiuj: subni tted to notice. HALLING, PEARCE, and STONE, Waterloo House, PaU-maU East, and Cockspur-street, London, S.W THE HOLBORN SILK MARKET GREAT CLEARANCE SALE of SUMMER GOODS at REDUCED PRICES.

WASHING SILKS, in Checks. 21 inches wide, reduced to 8Jd. and per yard from Is. and Is. 4Jd.

ZEPHYR FRENCH LAWNS, Fast Colours, reduced to 4jd. and 6 jd. per yard, in place of Jd. aud Is. ujd.

RICH DUCHESSE SATINS, 22 inches wide, aU Colours, reduced to Is. lUd. per yard. RICH BLACK SILK BROCHE GRENADINES, reduced to Is. 4jd.

and 13 6fd per yard, worth double. RICH LYONS GROS GRAINS, in best Colours, 23 inches wide, reduced to 3s. lUd. per yard from 5s. RICH SlTRAH SILKS, 27 inches wide, reduced to Is.

lljd. per yard, worth 4s. 3d. SATINS, a quantity of Remnants, clearing at Is. OJd.

per yard, worth 2s. 9d. BLACK SILKS, OTTOMANS, GROS GRAINS, MERVEIL-LEUX, SURAHS, at wonderfully low prices BLACK GRENADINE, BROCHE SILK VELVETS, in Black and Colours, at irreatlv reduced prices. SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS, all wonderfully cheap. Good materials, to be cleared at 2pl, 4jL, and upwards per yard, half their usual prices.

WASHING DRESS FABRICS. The new spot LAVANTINES and CAMELINES, 6A, aud Sjd. per yard. WASHING DRESS SATEENS, PRINTS, LAWNS, Ac, ail won-derf ully cheap. Patterns free to all parts.

SAMUEL LEWIS and 11, 8, and 9, HOLBORN-BARS, and 2 and 3, CASTLE-STREET, HOLBORN, EC. REDMAYNE and Silk Mercers, tc. lo, 20, New Bond-street, and 34, 35, Conduit-street, London, W. OODIER SALE k7 of GOOD GOODS in all Departments, at greatly educed (Prices, TliTS DAY and Daily until August 2. An early inspection re-spectfullv solicited.

JEDMAYNE and NEW BOND-STREET, and CONDUIT-STREET, London, W. NNUAL SALE. "1TESSRS. DEBENHAM and FREEBODY beg to ItX announce their usual ANNUAL SUMMER SALE of SURPLUS aiid FANCY STOCK, which commenced on Monday, June 30, will be CONTINUED during the MONT II of JULY. They respectfully invite an inspection of the various goods, which have undergone the same careful revision and reduction in price as on former occasions.

YVigmore-street and YY'elbeck-street, London, YV. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE, At LESS THAN COST PRICE, prior to Stock Taking, HAS NOYV COMMENCED. MADAME JULIE SWAEBE, Court Dressmaker, 9, New Burlington-street, Under the Patronage of Royalty, the Nobility, and Gentry. A Large and Choice SELECTION of BALL, EVENING, and DINNER DRESSES, VISITING DRESSES, COSTUMES, Tailor-made GOWNS, MANTLES, JACKETS, TEA GOWNS, DRESSNG GOWNS, UNDERLINEN, MILLINERY. An early inspection invite4 FAULDING.

STRATTON, and BROUGH, 13, Coventry-street, Piccadilly, LINEN MANUFACTURERS to the QUEEN. Every Description of TABLE and HOUSEHOLD LINEN Supplied at Cash Prices. Arms, Crests, and Monograms inserted in Table Linen. LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS of all Kinds. "VTEItVOUSNESS, LOSS of ENERGY, and VITAL Ll POYY'ER.

A Gentleman having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particulars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope. Address J. T. SeweU, Brook Villa, Hammersmith, London.

SKIN DISEASES CURED in a FEW DAYS. STJL-PBOLIN'B LOTION removes eruptions, pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, in a few days. Is highly successful in eoie ma-psoriasis, prurigo, tetter, Ac. It totally destroys many deep-seated inveterate skin affections. Most agreeable to use.

Sold everywhere. SULPHOLINTS LOTION. Any one, however deeply and apparently hopelessly afflicted with skin disease, should apply Sulpholine as iickly as possible. In two or three days the erf est wiU beeoms evident in a diminished appearance of the malady, a growing tendency to fade away, and complete obliteration of the eruption. Sold everywhere by chemists.

Ac. StTLPnOLINE LOTION. As a Remedy for Pimples, Blotches, Redness, Rashes, Blemishes, Spots, Roughness, Discoloration, Bezems, Psoriasis, Rosea, Pityriasis, Scurf, and General Irritability of the Skin, Sulpholine acts like a inarreL None of these eruptions can withstand it. The Lotion attacks them all by soma depnraeive action, and brings the skin out clear and healthy. STJLP HOLINE LOTION.

If desiring to hare a clew, spotless skin, take care to try Sulnholine. Its bautifiil fragrance and freedom from poisons commend it to all deiirinz an application for the kin. Bottles containing nearly half a piut, price 2i. 9d. each.

Sold by chemists everywhere. PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC rouses and develops the uervms energies, causing increased action of all the nerve centres, increases the strength of the pulse, ennahe3 the 1, appetite, dispels lanonr, debility, indigestion, palpitation. Ac, animates the mental faculties, restoring greatly recruited health to all constitutions. Sold by chemists. Bottles, doses.

Strongly insist on having Pepper's Tonic refuse imitations. "PEPPER'S TARAXACUM and PODOPHYLLIN. 1 M- A fluid combination for derangement of the liver, particu larly when arising from slight congestion. By gently stitntilat- ing tne action of trie liver an 1 slightlv moving the bowels, the heavy drowsy feeling, headache, pain beneath the shoulders, at the chest after eating, unpleasant taste in the month, and manifold other indications of dysn -psia, are removed. Taraxacum anl Podophylliu, is much safer than calomel or blue pill as a m-dicine.

Bottles 2s. 31 an 1 4s. 6d. each. Sold by all chemists.

Insist on having Pepper's, so many chemists trying to sell their own. Sent free by ire jls post from Bedford Laboratory, London, on receipt of li. or 4s. lid. OOKYER-S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER is t.ie safest and best.

In a few days it gradually deepens grey or white hair to a perfectly natural shade. Lockyer's surpasses the eifect of costly washes. Never disappointing in Guaranteed harmless. Large battles, 13. 6d.

Sold everywhere. LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER produces a perfectly natural colour. The gradual change by scarcely perceptible gradations is certain for removing beautifying and cloansing the hair, causing it to grow wherever thin and BatcbTt soiorioz a fine head of hair. Lockjors it uaiiTsllsd. UTARSHALL and HIGII COURT OF JUSTICE.

QUEENS BENCH HI VISION. Wednesday. (lictorc- Earon HfDDLEsroN and a Common Jury.) TRE A Xl -cLNKKAL V. KIM i'-KL I-Y, V. K.

BOUXSOX, AND V. J. liOUNMW. Thf se were informations at tue instance of the Revenue si against brewer, tLe first in the parish of -I'v. in ta lor.lsLire, an'i theotLer two in the parish wf Dutley, iu the ame county, in of certain irre-E iUf iu the nattate of revenue orfeiices, with regard to iu tl.

ir bks. the juantity of sugar used in Lre and other matters. TLe defendant had pleaded guiUy, but the ph-as were cow withdrawn, the agreeing verdicts azaiust them, the first for ItMial: k-s to tiie amount of JL'iO on three count in the ation, the en eon for on t-o count, and the t-nd fr L'300 un one count. The defendants expressed irregularitie complained of, and in the third stated that they occurred without the de-Ui'lantfc ii.al knowledge. Sir.

1 ccy wit with the Attorney -General for the Crown, hile Sfti -n Mr. E. T. Lawrence were counsel for he llkioic Justice Hawkins and a Common Jury.) WELDON V. SI.MPLE.

The court was aaiii to-day occupied with the hearing of hi- a. Mr IVddon coniS acted her own case in person, and Mr. urfce, and Mr. Aadrew instructed by Sir. Van vet tor Che deiciidaut.

Sir. ilav. i.ii.a, on taking his seat this morning, 5 the court should be kept clearer than it had nil hi i. He aid that in one part of the court, an. iay crowded by barristers and others ii.

hv would have qo one stand at all. He also i I pabiie gallery should not he filled to any it tSfoni was. Mi A. Jones, s-cm iarj- to Dr. Forbes Winslow, was He that hr did not member where he got i a-to Weldon, whether it was V.

mdlsh -square or Probably it was from Dr. ft iu to the women. Take her," and i (hat -ase they had authority to take her, and I in av ay. It was not usual for him to order the nurses vi patient, because the patient usually went. He i Hi In.

service for 13 year. He de- 1 to wi.at hi w.re. Do i iht capture of patients? (Laughter.) Ht- to ai.awir that. Jayi Ji-tnger, a poh-x-s-Tgeant at Hunter-street Station Ji r. but now re'iiieii, having given evidence.

Francis Trebcrne, Mrs. Wei Ion's mother, I mii- u. vltIi ard of Dr. Semple. Nobody ever hintid I 1 f-n decree that Mrs.

Weldon was out of i mind. Mr. Ueidon never said anything to Ler about of restraint or a luuatic asylum when rj i her. 1 Kaveevid--nceastobein! called ih.i.s.. in Ai-ril, and what occurred theie.

i.a H'i Idun herself also gave evidence. She that as married to Mr. Weldon in lts.W, aud they or a long trrrw lived very hajipily together. In Jauuary, D. tola died, and lie had lej.resented that he .1 i 'CJMt-j a year at her death.

Witness was at tan I.oiaefor her health, an he was in Tavistock I ise. had teaching since 1S7, the first ii lie tuiit being a god-sister of her husband, it wa to pl-ae her liusoand that she taught her. de-veiojietl much talent in teaching determined to bav a house and found a isiumc. In lf7 tiiey bought Tavistock iHouse, sr. tau-'bt.

Mr. Weldon was secretary of it, and Vi'rylhmi wsa a ideasant as j.ossible. When her mother-iav i feared that her family would find out that kVeid had not told the truth, and therefore ii arrangi 1 that she shwld live at Tavistock and teach the children, and that Mr. should live elsewhere. The arrangement was i a of hers of the 21th of January, 1S75, and pi that she had never been able to get this "t-r pi b.eed.

II proposal to He: Weldon that sh- i i Deleft in p-se-siou of Tavistock House with tii'dii u. aud that he should live at Mr. Wangh s. in wj ere iL.y had previously stayi d. Her A a letter of Match 3, lS7.ri, in which ho Li id My dear little wife," and said, "I will y-i gi v.

Mia some particulars about my mother's ah then followed ma ay particulars. As to Mis. Weldona writer Said, "I do not know whether theydo or kuoW what my mother had a jear and he con-. t'lM bv saying that be would see if he could not allow her i i'uet 1 of Ll.ii-JO a year, aud 1,000 down, besides in. in Tavistock House.

The witness also read a at lengthy extracts from letters of her omt and i i iS7. principally with the view of tiirt Tavk-toek House was to be hers. In continuation, i. iviii-ss EMtd that she came into possession of Tavi- on the of Is7r. and Mr.

M'eldon i in rmohd street. They were r.o worried liy coming to House thai Madame Menier i- lak1 the children abroad, and ve can teach i 1 ri iich." They went with the children to Paris, aud lli re extiernely annoyed by hearing of the-things i. i got nil of at Tavistock House. fell onherknees layrd, and then it was that she heard what she called I i.e. wi, eh said.

'io home at once." She left at once, I tlni catll tae train, and she left two of t. childr with Madam-' Menier, and the rest in the vt.t i She corroborated the evidence of her i a. to what took place on the attempts to arrest i -i. i cave a similar account of took place 1 a. 3 'r.

"ii hi, -i Dr. Huddefurtfa came to see her with a vi-w si'tun the certificate. 'i fuithe beanug of the case was adjourned until NOTICES FOR THIS DAY. UrsE of At V. I'au-es to "oe heard.

Ounliffes, 1 -i liquidators of Uie Blackburn and J' siori iy. '1 Mil i.r.ol THE I'KIVY COUNCIL, ill. ii j. case )ei-een the EVovtaces i a Mr.n. a with reieiecetu the Western Boundary i r.

henr l. scrticsiE oui'fef of jrnicATruE. -it -T Af. i it art I. Brfore the Master of the Brats, I 1 Justice Knv At OJ.

Appeals i. lu.vii u-! motion (Queen's Bench i. Henri Ruted I'arre) Liuim i ring and Moall Arras liability i orporatioo, part I No. ds from the Queen's Bench Divisiou (final i.t v. r.dwards -1 'a is and an -drier v.

J-eldman the if (on pr- ut ion o' i v. Crcenwieh Uistrict V'iavs iuar-on v. Hawker i.rm-aien v. taines Local i iid U-ni-h tins I appeals will be taken i aud on Sat irdav. Qureti Bench interloeutoiy ap- lakca i'u Mouday nest anl lollowiag days during w.

IT Lord alt.at. Iird Justice at I he i V. l.KY. At 10. Appeals from i.

si ns I'hancery 1'ividon). I i 1 al i.a i l.i is, Conipany v. 1 and 'leloh- and inteiianee 'oinpany i i-: ii (Vo. Aopeals from the 1 llr a contract for sale between C. Adams i -tr-.

Aoi.otts. Ken-dnirten. part heard G-dd MinitiR oiimany (appeal of E. and an. Urr v.

rnt i-te-n Kai'way oinpnny ni-ie. houidattwRI aud Acts, 1 i p. a. 11. i.o.p -avi ari'w i.

Fiot io. 24 1. ji'rn (Vrt itY d' JtrlcE. r-fATKY Ttvj an Coiirt I. lie; ire Vice-OhanceHor BATON.

AO i in. M'M. i v. Maldaeon (hy v. -liiani rt heard Britannia Fire Asso- Mur -ott- tM-wra v.

t-ait and ft'estwood v. Doewra 1 Vi ri 1 I pan- Baki- of Marihorona-h and Con-t an I A v. Morlau- (-) x. Moor (i) wan Her v. llddlestolie 2) Hieks v.

Boss a l.u -ie 1 v. R. Enaiaild anie v. I-v. S-r; Khui-I- NewlniM v.

JinkiliSon auy arid ruii.pauieV Acta (.1. T. I Matthews -lie Irvinir (Smith i n. i. -i.

i.ano Coiiipany v. Bock wold Dreyfus T. art IV. -Brtfon; Mr. Justice Kat.

At 10. Motions. Ad-i. eitises. Hvde heiilio Bart ram v.

Bartram I r. UtphaOt Mile v. Miles Stephen v. France i ''a tVvr-1 v. Heap v.

Lock I lie Buv-aers of the City of London, ex 1 lit an lis'ri-1 iilways and Lauds Clauses Act Butfdier Hussey's Estate (John-K -Situ I.Mat- Ac. (aiiplifatim of Lady ad I'u 'rv Final arplic-ii. in of )ef-rtioners). 1 lit. Before Mr.

Justice' i'HITVY. At 104. Motion oi j. i i ij 1 1 ii lici oiiji v. heard Caw it (without witnesses).

B. Boorn's 7. i- v. v. i.t! i--- v.

Smith Brydc v. Da vies v. Arrastren: S-monds's Trusts Eckinuton's Free-I la- Sa i. tv i ad fi.mmau and Branson's case) i. I oral a claim) -Be R.

and H. Bates, a i il Troap to Cam: bell and Vendor 1 a Act I i mi --l7. At Cases with counseL 1 is Mnrrell v. Elkins (i'l-llewson's Estate I Hstal J. Wn.ht and i'u Hr.r'raves's Estate rla -k Hayner's Jistate (Uopkms v.

i 'Va -ill's Andrews Jay v. ii.Tiv i iiMnte (linn is v. Temple) S. if M- a- -r v. Row.

Cacs (with ut counsel). -i i Pallet Lindns's Estate Scottish il i rt itti. irnir. attending the hidse ar. re.u.-tvd to iriiii witii them the authorities Coon II.

f.re Sir Justice RTH. At 10'. Causes for 1 iith Mug aad in. v. Bray and part la rd.

I mi tt rt. Bef -re Mr. atic- PSARSoV. At 101. M.

ord ri Fki v. ilit.m Asflua is aid. s.ra. ns o-der). 'mil'-' Estates.

ncf fi Ixwenfeld Hoyne Bellamy Bowl- iihatfi -idiej and ll'iudl -yv. Ri In Boom ri-1. At In ler I Smiti.i Re (lialfour I am v. K4 .1 teveus v. v.

nl Parker v. Beadle v. soplea. At Mid-Icy v. llodges v.

B. -U-es. Dmt'W Dirlsl mal Before Baron HPLE-. -s and Mr. Jnti.v Court At lot.

Es I arte mot 1. a ifrallv. pp.e the civil sid-. Hac-i: v. call ryl and r.arditer v.

Anirlo Indian a and Ma r-m rn and another Dorks II and o. Mr.tr. us and s.n v. Wheat ley (G. 'r-rc, clanuai.ti Wit rexfaam aterworks Company ad Di nn t.

Same In re a -r. parte 1 acoroorated law li'id v. iimd v. Houghton Glover l.inkiev(No. WW.

1 til Pftt sit ft to dnT. O'nATE, DIV W-C, AM UmilTS ti.e Kiht IB. li. t.n- -At -Iheo-ce causes, Tlt iqriev- 1'oay r. I'oins and Nnnti v.

Nana -il v. -uf Woodii and oide i-tevenson v. ea -n at.l FracLc I'sher v. t'shci and Flyon Dawson v. ji -r.

Mid I ucas. r. oUrt II Before Mr. Justice Errr At ir-. Divorce ca ise.

it a rr Jury. FetrhT Ferri Vincent, part At I -Sah a e. with mttm an: Damage, with witne The Pre.iirsenr iwirh Trinity Mas', rs). Itwse' HAMf.Ees.-Bcf.ire V.r Justice A. L.

t-t- ted tv 'emy a -Id ftc Crnnuany. A'har'i: or i r. Jackson v. l-ell. ete-i i' v.

Marirs. atr v. I oi Lewis v. Ra-tfurley. Appeal.

Joseph v. har over t-ap -rs. -Jackson v. AJlbtitt. Appeal.

fcf m. V. -n. Appeal. Boughton v.

Gordon. Appeal. -3't v. Hemminrs. i wav Before the IlAn.wAY Commissioners, ut eoranittee Rooms.

of Lords, at 11. Railway Company v. the Central ales and 1 mi then tum Railway, part heard. I ASSCiiTCT r.T, Before Mr. Registrar v.urt.Ci.

i-iptr oiler report. R. A Lovett. at i ricr and Barker, at 11. Appiieation, Section 47.

LotaM a at ll-W. Mann at 11 J. A. Mun at 11. 1 id sips -C Sokes, at 11 Lawes and Turner, at 11.

Public finruinaton. C. J. Mare, at 11 G. C.

Knight, at 11 A. Mafbewi at 11 J. Lvons. at 11. Application, Section 18.

J. at 11 O. M'Kwan, at 1L Motion. E. Palmer, at -j.

N'attman, at il j. Proof of Cooke and Co. at 12, Twt aid Taylor. IB 1 ov CE hoes. Before the Cbte? Ofucial I I I I i 01 me Dusiness.

Any gentleman to invest need i I.0P1ON has met an improved demand to-day, and is generally not advance more than 500 until the business is in full opera-1 better. The sales on spot include Tiunivelly at Northern, tion. No person without the sum required for preliminary and for arrival American, October-December delivery, 1 penses need apply. Letter, in first instance, to M. D.

care of oepiuuioer, zu-oiu. per iu. I JUTE Some inquiry has prevailed for new crop, and a few 1 thousand bales have been placed, chiefly first native marks. I Cape and Canal at 11 10s. to 12 10s.

per ton, cf.L I INliIGO. The sales are passing off quietly. Messrs. Stansbury ana 1 o. report.

rnie irensai ana nrnoot sola at 21. to 3d. under April rates, and for ordinary Oudes it was verv difficult to nnd buyers at 3d. to 4a. below tne rates ruling in the last auction.

In all other descriptions no alteration in value was observable." OILS without general alteration, but brown rape oil is rather firmer at 20s. 6d. to 26s. spot. TURPENTINE quiet, at about late rates.

American on spot, 24s. to 24s. 3d. PETR ILEUM unaltered. American refined, 6Jd.

67-16d. spot METALS. Tin active. Straits, 82 17a. Od.

to 83 Australian. 53 2s. 6d. to 3 12s. 6d.

cash 83 5s. to 83 15s. three months. Copper Chili bars, g.o.h., 53 17s. fid.

to 54 5s. cash is. Od. to e'54 10s. three months.

Charters telegraphed 3,100 tons for fortnight. Spelter unchanged. Spanish lead, 10 as. Scotch pi iron, 41s. 3iL cash buyers 41s.

id. per ton, cash sellers. QUICKSILVER quiet, at 5 6s. 64 to 5 7s. 64 per bottle.

The New Assize Regulations. Mr. Justice Lopes opened the commission for the Nottingham Assizes yesterday, and ordered the proclamation against vice and immorality to be read in the usual way, contrary to the new assize regulations. His lordship expressed his fear that the new scheme would not work well, and said that he was unwilling to see any forms and ceremonies discon-1 tinued which tended to clothe justice with solemnity. Water Companies' Charges.

Yesterday after-j noon, at Clerkenweil County-court, Mr. A. S. Eddis, Q.C., had before him a case in which John Charles Haines, 190, Holloway-road, sued the governors of the New River Water Company for a sum of 4 14s. amount over-, charged on water supplied.

Mr, Poland was counsel for the I company. Plaintiff said he had been a customer of the Xf-. a Juo company for the past nine years, during a greater portion 01 wnicn iime ne naa paiu to js. per annum. Having made application iur a reuuction me raie was eventuauv nxea as 1 za.

tie claimed the above amount only because of the statute of limitations, urging that there was a practical admission by the company, and added, in answer to the judge, that if lie appeared before the wrong tribunal he would go to the magistrates. Mr. Poland said that before the Dobbs case was settle 1 the rates were based upon the gross annual value aud when it was decided it was fouud that in some cases the customers had been overcharged and some undercharged. Tne company had not sued any persons who had not been sufficiently charged, and if such actions as the present were allowed the company would be liable to 50,000 claims. It must be taken that the plaintiff had acquiesced in the charge.

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