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abaorblnf a larfo proportion of tho additional rerenne. A resolution will be aobmitted to the half' yearly meetin( for exereitinr the power conferred by thla company's Act of 1891, to increase tha company's snnscripuon to uo AOiiennam ana roresf nte Kail way Company from 100,000 to 180,000. This increased raboeription confers the Wcht of nominating two directors to tha board of the Totten ham and forest cato Company. A resolution will also be proposed for authorising a speeial sobscrip tion of 5,000 to the building fund of the Derbyshire Koral Infirm arr. The company aerranta at Derby number orer 10,000, many of them engaged in employ meats inrolring more or less liability to accident.

The board consider that it may fairly be regarded aa the company's duty to participate in toe local enort made for rebuilding the infirmary. Tha rrnort of tha directors of the XISTSOrOLITAX DISTRICT railway uompany lor we naii yearenaea June 30, 18'J1, state that the total receipts hare been 213.033, against 200,404 the working, ex. penses 94,714, against 93,668 and the rerenue account shows a profit of 118,309, against 106.836. The net roTenue, after paying the interest on debentures and debenture stock and the several rent charges. laarat a balance or fcfl.sis.

ui una amount, tne interest on the guaranteed stock for the half year aosoToa sxt.KO, iraTiux uui ui ua directors will recommend that a dividend at the rata of 2 10s. per cent, per annum be paid upon the preference stock, and the residue. 4.789. be carried forward. The directors observe that the increase in the gross reeeipt may be considered a satisfactory.

Some portion of it is no doubt duo to oxeeptional Circumstances such aa the omnibus strike and tha attractions of the Karat and German Exhibition against which it must be remembered that in tho Ucat am OMliMd IS notoU rixfct Waatora cShm. Ineladina Cfctoan. naeo SUrc 1 aaoant la afsian mu ov UM roar To oaj rm tor SaBotojUa) JW Ucht. 13 itO Uikara, 11.000 31 two 0,000 TEE METROPOLITAN FIRE BRIGADE. CONTINENTAL AND OTHEK BOURSES.

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Balta, torni naanaj ateadr tod aaebaacod to to potato lover. iwianarrnnauoi axtorvaroo, aaa aoopnaf oaaytsu too aa aomtara bol 4a back, but tba taal too wao ataad aad to io potato aovct. baaei, iuw Data, cnicnj Whaat, f5 V.aa. rra aaa lard. dCrr! a VM Hk I'M 1OT its irso lt so is so 15 50 I 5 10 70 11 71 S) IJ S0 im a tl 3S ins r.

Bio dx Jakiibo. July 30. awad at'UU rataa. Brfslar riiata. MOO S'Tbo aaUaaato aa ladoa ooaaltarad at 1M4J baaa.

arnktac a total lor too aoaaoa aC SHjX Talia for Earopa. 4.000; lor tbaUeUo airl teartHa aad aaabaarrd. Oood aroraca, ITXL e.C00, aaalaatnOOO Kw Toxk. July 31. tta a ak draaaad at lata rataa.

Bewea 1 Iac rreaad oraaalalad. Opttono tkoar do aaarkaa tmbrur dajl orttb a aaaar baaoirr aad BO baa i BratrrBbrr. 1 to I Oj. hoaeaibrr. Ja to ri Docnabrr.

ill tol. pIS" aadOrar.iataor aaklf oamtor. riro tba foUoaiaf torn; dritrmaa. 4.000; aarlUnp at tba foar iMaTX.000 atotk, 151.000 2 arak, raoriptT aara 41,000 toaaana tbo stock 10,000 lata ratav rrha aOy. aHth a poor Jarmn Tlaoaa Ptalaa aaAd aaaataraaal at bato rbaaia, ttoal ratu are aarhaaiail apnaaaVaS' Hi iialiii Ha Bo tooil mill iiallm aia.a.raTL.Tmaa, aad aa pertooi Ike AtUatl tSrP.T'a'Waaoaro Urow4a.

aiaMtkal rale la aaotod at CaiiWlMaat aad Bataaa Vat that a aartoas IW kalaa. ZSL. Tba raaaUUoa dallrartra aaaaaal to tk oaaMalattaaar. corresponding half year of 18'JO the Barnom Show at yielded a special iramo was proaueeo aooni 4,500. The larger part of the increaae on tbo half TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.

Sir, The paragraphs in regard to the Metropolitan Tire Brigade whieh hare appeared in your column convey an exaggerated, idea of the change whieh have recently occurred, and tend to create in the public mind a feeling of uneasiness a to the present condi tien and organisation of the brigade, whieh certainly the facta do not warrant. The only resignations of officers which have beeu sent In amce Captain chaw intimated his intention to resign are three one of the five superintendent and two of the 65 engineers. There is nothing unusual in these resignations, all the torn having served sufficiently long to claim their full pensions on retire ment. It is not to be expected that, when men have earned and are entitled to their pensions, they will continue in the service and not claim them. I am Informed that Superintendent Port's health during the past year haa not been good, asd that may be an additional reason for retirement.

The organisation of the brigade is such that there is no difficulty whatever in filling up efficiently these vacancies a they arise. It not the eaae that there have been constant changing and ahif tings of the leading officer, nor have four superintendents resigned in the period during' whieh the London County Council haa held office," aa stated in your yesterday's issue. The first of the four referred to sent in resignation just before the extinction of the Metropolitan Board of Works another did so after an interval of about year, in February, 1890 the third in April last the fourth being Superintendent Fort, already referred to. The resignation of Captain Shaw could have no poaaible bearing on tho retirement of three of theae officers. It is no disadvantage, bat rather the reverse, that changes ahonld occasionally occur in the highei ranks.

They create promotion in the service and give encouragement to the men. The Council a few weeks since altered the term of aerviee after whieh men could retire on fall pension from 30 to 28 yean ao was it is to oe expectea inat advantage will be taken of the change by men who cave completed the latter term. With regard to the chief officer. Captain Bhaw bas readily and kindly acceded to the request of the Fire Brigade Committee to continue in his office till the end: of October, and longer if required. i am, sir, yours truly, ALTKED H.

HAGGIS. London Comity Council, Spring gardens, 8.W., July 31, TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, In Tk Timet of yesterday jou axe good enough to refer to me in the following terms We have no expectation that Captain haw's letter, straight aa it goes to the mark, will teach persons like Mr. Benn the error of their ways." It is carious that you should have fallen into the aame error aa theStaaddroi in picking me out aa the gallant captain's Hit nolrt, for I have never spoken to him in my life, nor have I aerved on his committee, nor meddled with any matters which came under his control. Whatever may be my shortcomings, I cannot therefore be included among those existing conditions and terms to which Captain Shaw refers in his letter.

My action in this business wa as follows. When he had delibe rately resigned and further informed a sub committee that his decision waa final, I ventured to urge, purely for administrative reasons, that Council, mnch abused aa it is, wa not called npon to grovel in the way suggested by Mr. Fardell. Io the course of my remark I wa second to none in recognizing Captain Shaw's splendid work for London. As reported in the Standard, I said that bis services were worthy of all praise." While objecting to be classed as a torment to Captain Shaw, I may say that I shall at any time be flattered by being associated with those politicians whom you describe aa masquerading in the garb of the revolutionary 'municipals of Paris," or.

as yon pat it in a previous attack upon the "Pro rreasists," the ragged regiment of metropolitan Separatists." Perhaps Greater London may be represented in the next Council by a majority aa 'amble. as 'Uriah himself, and then, may be. Captain Shaw will return to the reins whieh he has nanaiea ao wen, ana rut nmti win begin to bless, rather than persistently corse, the greatest, though the youngest, of our municipal inititntions. Your obedient servant, J. WILLIAMS BENN, L.C.C.

60, Finsbary square, July 30. CAauosTKOatAVTBXOaT." Yetrdy, in the Bloomtburr Conntr Court. Jodre Bacon rearm ad tha bearing of tho action for 20 damage for breach of contract nroagnt by ju. a. riayxair, ao actor, against Colonel Sergeant and Mr.

ChurchiU Jodrell. Tn evidence on the first occasion showed that Mr. Chorchlll Jodrell wa tha actual proprietor of tha place, and Colonel Sergeant waa only put forward aa the lessee for reasons of her own. Mr. Hart, in addressing hi Honour, said hi client Mrs.

Churthill Jodrell was the granddaughter of Sir Richard Paul Jodrell. and. aa he waa Interested in hia will, aha waa bound to take the name of Jodrell. She lent Colonel Sergeant 1,300 to go oa with this venture, His client did not use the words sworn to br Mr Collette and Mr. Hereat, though it wa true that ah did marry a con In of Lord Randolph Churchill's He denied that these parties were partner.

Mr. ChnrchilModrell said that in the early part of the ear aha naid Colonel 8erreant 500 to be releuaii from her partnership engagement. She never entered into partnership with him for the Caglioatroman Uteon," but wa engagea ny nim as tviu a week to perform there. Croaa examlned. She wa not aware that tha money aha advanced wa entered a capital in tha book of the trainees.

From beginning to end he wa only a salaried artist. Colonel U. J. Bs aid ha waa i aaralrlf hla for tha nam of the asaa. The money with which tho ahow waa carried en wa borrowed of Mrs.

Churchill Jodrell. Ctcee axamined. He put no money into tho concern excepting 500 whieh waa paid him by Mm. iCtarehill Jodrell. HI Honour, in fiTiar Judgment, aaid that a Colonl Sergeant had submitted to judgment tba Si estl on was whether the defend ant were partner, a wa of opiaioB that Mr.

OiuxeWll Jodrell waa not a partner, aad there wwald to la her UTOVXe year under review is, however, attributable to the steady grow.tn oi.tne normal tramc oi we line ana ui arr.ata.rn at.nainna. ha atnhanead price of1 coal and other material and the growing burden of rate ana taxes, tne increase or working expenses has been very moderate, the proportion to increased receipts beinc under 10 per cent. The board are happy to announce that tbo prolonged litigation with the Metropolitan Company arising out of the ratio action, aa affecting toe joint City lines, ba been terminated, and that all tne obligations of the District Company under it have been discharged. But the Metropolitan Company are attempting to extend the obligations of the District Company aa determined bv the ratio action to other matters, and notablr the rent of the Whitechapel extension of the East London Ataiiway, wnicn rent waa nxea oy Acs oi aruamcas at 6,250 per annum, aa a joint obligation of the two eomDeniea. and waa for some vears contributed br them in equal proportion, aa it wa alway intended to be.

The Metropolitan Company now claim that tne District aoooia nay about iu per cent, oi it. mis claim the board have resisted. The auestion ha recently been argaea before jaage uenmanana mil. who nave it in favour ol tne District com pany. Tne Metropolitan Company bave given notice vi appeal, ana we matter remains fe jam, The report of the directors of the North Eastim Railwat Comrianv for the half year ended June 30 states that the outlay on capital account daring the half year haa been 385,241.

The receipts on revenue account were a decrease of azj.um, expenditure 1,962,640. an increaae of 52,429, and tne net receipt are JlI.sc. oi A.o.ouo After providing lor interest, rent, and other preferential charges, there remains a balance of 744,484 avail able for dividend on Korth Kaetern Consols, and the directors recommend that a dividend at the rate of 6 pes! cent, per annate be declared thereon, which will abiorb 727,624, and leave a balance of 16,860 to be carriea to tne next bail year' account. The directors propose that the dividend shall be payable, on the 15th of August next. The gross receipts from passenger traffio tor tho half year show a slight increase, bat the good and mineral receipt have fallen off.

The decrease is principally in the traffio connected with the iron and shipbuilding trades. The increase In the working expense is attributable partly to increased passenger train mileage: and to the cost of certain special works comnleted and in progress in order to afford better accommodation for working the traffic', but mainly to the larger amount pam in wagaa. aoe new coai aaipping sxaiia at lyne Dock wa brought into ose on the 20th inat. The eompanv'aBill. which waaarniroTedbTthanroDriaton at the special meeting in February last, has been passed by Parliament without any substantial altera, tion.

The vacancy in the office of solicitor to the company, caused by the appointment of Mr. Qlbb aa general manager.bas been filled up. by the appointment oi air. a. svaye Dotterwonn.

The report of the directors of the Noeth Stattoxd. IB1KK Railway, for the half rear endinf June 30. statea wai ue expenditure on capital account was AZS.eiu. ana tne eetimatea expenditure duur anbse. quent nan year la tiz.uuu.

nesoiutions win be pro posea at we naii.veariy meetins lor relsfnc under the Kwers of the North Staffordshire Railway (Additional pitel) Certificate, 1891, 250.000, by the issue of 4 per cent, preferencestock. The net revenue account shows a sum available for dividends, including the balance from the previous ball year of 147,625. The preference dividend take 67,922. and the director recommend a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent, per annum on the ordinary stock, carrying forward 2,986. The UrLL, ButxsLIT, and WxST P.IDI50 JCKC tio; fvAt lway and dock Company.

In weir renort for the half year ending June 10, ttate that tbe ac count! tnow a gross rerenue of 141, COO, as com pared with 127,403. Tbe working expenses were Asi.aza, oeing at ue rate oi ot'o. per cent, upon tbe eroaa revenue, against 81,633, being at the rate of b4'07 per cent. The net revenne amounted to 54,273, against 45,775. After paying the full interest for the half year on tbe whole of the debenture stock.

together with the rent enarge to the corporation of nun, were remains to dc carriea lorwara. Dnipe of a total tonnage of 347.467 tons entered the Alex andra Dock in tbe following proportions (exclusive of vessels entering lor use oi dry docks only! Steam ships 272,233 tons, sailing ships 76, 23t tons. being a decrease of iz, 41 tons. An agreement having been entered into between this Company and the South Yorkshire Junction Railway Company for the working oi certain pana oi tua.t railway oy tnis company, we two companies were specially permitted to introduce into Parliament thia Session a Bill to confirm and give effect to the aame. The agreement having been approved by the proprietors at a special meeting on received we Jioyai assent.

Tbe report of the Bcitalo and Lakx nmn RAILWAY Comnanv.for tha half.vaar rlina in. 1891, states that the balance of including lh. from ti T.ln. if r. 8 providing for the interest on the bonded debt, is wuicu win aiiow oi a airiaeou oi o.

3d. per share, carrying to the next account 482. The dividend win oe payaoie. early September. The half yearly general meeting of the Akoi.v.

Amkkica" TXLXGBATE Company (Limited) wa held yesterday at Winchester house, the Marquis of Tweed dale presiding. In moving the adoption of the report ue cnairman statea was ue oiviaena oi lis. per cent, on the ordinary stock was a little disappointing to the directors, but he did not think thai any one who waa acquainted with the state of affairs, more especially in the commercial world, daring the period unaer review wouia do aurpriaea at wia rcaait. uwin to the interrootion on the West Coast of Boat k.j rm au was glad to say that tha interruption which had so long existed wa now removed that their traffio in that quarter waa resuming it normal condition. He wa quite satisfied that they had not suffered in any degree more than their competitor in tbe Atlantic.

They had provided a through wire from Pari to Breet and Havre, and had thus placed themselves on an equality with their competitors in that country. At their last meeting. one of their largest shareholders aad customer complained that the eompany' lines were subject to interruptions in tbe winter which greatly interfered with his business. He wa glad to say with respect to this matter that the Westers Union Company had shown themselves alive to the necessity and importance of niacins? the eommuniea. tion under their control in a far more satisfactory condition.

j.ne ante general manager oi wai com party had written them a letter, in which he stated that, even with a renetitlon of tbe unparalleled weather of last winter, the preeautions they had taken would prevent any appreciable delay in the business on his company's aide. Tho director had also determined to take steps to connect Sydney and direct communication by submarine cable between England and Frane end New York, which they had never hitherto had. The abort line known a tha North Plaeentia cable had given then great deal of troubli, and would require torn additional eabl la order to mak it a efficient as it should be. The renewal fund had reach ad the handom' mam of 990.000, and at current price wa worth about 39,000 mora. It might interest them to know that darins? tha last 41 rear thev bad charred tha renewal isu wiio repairs aaa renewals coating aeons .000.

Ke the ierred to tU Mktetweeat4ve company aad wa.Pariaand. li'ew York Telegraph Ccmjpeny, and said that on toe 1st of May the CoumU of 9U.U set aside tbe order of the Court of Prefec wa oi wa Be lee, and determined that aha letter of M. Onaet of the JOth of Deeember, IBM, had not wa onset of aa order compel ing tha rreaca'eceBpeay so tw ua contract, but it only amounted to an invitation to tha French company to take immedi ate steps tc, put itself right according to the condition of it eoneeatioa. Since tba date of that jndg. meat there had been a correspondence between the a wmpaay ana lie uerernment, from wnicn ll appeared that the present Goremment would tut Sanction the lalat rmraa immml.

rv. ara.M 5wgo back to the Court of Appeal, which would 7 .7 "a we amouni 01 mages thi" eompany waa entitled throogh tha unjustifiable conduct of the French eompany. There bt ttl rrosa breach of agreement wa committed, but whether the French Court would see fit give the AnelcvAnwHeail finmnar, rtartaiAarahla damage oa this account or not he would not venture 1Vti M. Franei A. Beraa (the deputy chairman) having Moooded the motion, Mr.

Tnomae Smith (lorkj proposed aa amendment la favour of the pay nt of a higher dividend and rejecting tbe report. toat we expense incurred by ue opening, or new office ought to have been charged to it rerenue. and that, if neeeaaary, the dividend ahanM ha Jl new! fund. Mr. Brandon seconded the amendment, and complained that the deferred stockholders had received no dividend for seven year: Mr.

Wreford and Mr. Jackson endorsed the new of Mr. Smith. The chairman, in reply, said that the amendment waa ou. onier.

ue maintained that the cost of the new office eould not hare been debited to the renewal fund, andthat rent eould only be charged to They could only pay a dividend out of net receipte Sand he repeated what be (Uted at the laat meeting with regard to the renewal fond that it had alway been recognised tht 1,000,000 was the very Uey should have at their credit, having regard to the age and condition of their cables, and the necessity some day of renewing them. It would be idle to suppose that at the present time they could realise, at the existing middle quotations, the investments forming the renewal fund. Tho reeolntion waa eventually carried by 13 to aix. Wxlwxo and Boss (Limited) have declared dividend at the rate of 20 per cent, per annum. Bm" (Limited) announce an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum for the six month ending Deeember 31 last.

Tbe JIlLLW AM. TVirr rVmnanv Jl t. tlend on the ordinary atoek at the rate of 2 10a. per uau jaar cnaing aiune ow, aa against per cent, per annum for tbe corresponding hall oM890. The 1 FxxinoLD and LxAsxnou Ixtxstxsxt Company (Limited) baa declared an interim dividend for the year ending July 31 at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, warrants for which have been posted.

ine trustees of tbe Rnrxx Platxi and Gixkkal In txstmikt TS7ST Company (Limited) have declared an interim dividend at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum on the nreferred stock I leaa inoma.larl fir the half year ending June 30. The UXItxb 8 TAT is DxsrjfTVBX Corporation (Limited) notifies that warrants, in navmant tha interim dividends on the ordinary shares at the rate of 7 per and tbe preference abarea at the rate of oj par ana interest at ue rate 01 4) per cent. cr annum on tne debenture nock, payable on the st have been posted. The liEOXXX HILL Promuxtabt Comnanv fLiml. ted) report that the usual dividend of 2s.

per share on ue snares lias. been declared and win be pay able in London and Melbourne on the 19th of Angust. Tbe directors of the Booth BnlBLD Btzam fini rio Company (Limited) have declared an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per per annum for the half year ending Jane 30, and carried lorwara a good balance. The director of the MoBTGAOX CoxrAVT of the KlTXR PLATK (Limited), in view of the present state of affairs in the Argentine Republic, deem it prudent to keep well within the actual amount of profit earned during the half rear ending una 30. and ther bave, therefore, determined to limit the interim oiviaena to per cent, per annum iree) for that period on the amount paid np on the share capital.

The director of the HULL BXXWXXT Company (Limited) hare declared an interim dividend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum for the naif year ending June 30, less property tax. Tbxxltall' Bkxwxxy Company (Limited), in their fourth annual report, state that the profit and loss account show a gross trading profit for the year of 126,822, and, after writing off for depreciation in we vaiue 01 ireenoias, leuenoids, and brewery plant, Ac, 16,763, a net trading profit of 110.059. The director take 25,000 for the reserve fond and for reduction or tba goodwill, thereby bringing the reserve np to 65,000 and reducing the goodwill to 70,000. Interest on debenture, interest on mortgages and deposit, and directors fee amount to 27.382. and there ia 60.893 to ba dealt with.

Tha directors recommend dividends of 6 per cent, on ue preference ana xu per cent, on Ue ordinary scares for the year. This will absorb 56,937 (on account of whieh interim dividends amounting' to 26,937 have already been paid) and leave 3,958 to be carried forward. During the year addition were made to the freehold and other properties, which now. stand at The report of the directors of BAkrrXL ALLSorr and Sox (Limited) states that the account for the year ending Jane 30 last ahow a. profit 6f 105,348, as against titu.iuo in tne preceding year.

Tbe pay reduces this amount to 34,788. which, with 3.081 brought forward from last year'' account, make available for share dividend. The dividends on tbe preference stock for tbe whole year (amounting to 66,000) bave been paid in due coarse, This absorb the whole of the above sum, and lesves a sum of 8,131 to the debit of the account, for which It is proposed to provide by ue transfer oi fciu.uuu from the reserve fond, leaving a balance of 1,869 to be carried forward to ue next year aceounr Tha above figurea ahow that the amount atand' ing to ther credit of profit and loaa bas not sufficed to par the preference dividend ia full wiuoat drawing upon we reserra tuna, a tact ior whieh tha holders of that stock will have been ore pared by tne receipt of the circular sent to them on Ue ou oi June last, ana oy wnicn tney nave also been informed that the preference dividend will not in future be paid uatil after the accounts have been made up in February and July. In pursuance of the policy which the' board haa been compelled by in creased competition io auupt wiring tne laat isw years, 1400.000 of 5 per cent, debenture stock waa offered privately last winter to uepropiietors and customers ol we eompany, oy wnom a waa taken up. ams 76,000 bas been invested in farther loan aad par ehara.

and tha directors have under consideration the qaestion of utilising the balance of their borrowing powers for similar purpose. I fund wits repair aad renewal eostlng aboul 120,000, being at the rata of about 27.000 a year, JLarMle the taccea froa.tfc rtmewal ted.wa aba IrriktlmNgAlTUMltL iOOWKT18raT.J Tbe Queen ha been pleased to appoint Sir WlfHam Robinaou, X.CJI. Qovernor af and Tobago), to be Governor aad Cotmsmaoia CUaf of the Co lorry of Hongkong and it Dependeneie. JjJLT 30. TheQaeennaa been pleased to appoint Sir l'raoV riek Kapier Broome.

X.O.M.O., to be Uoreraor and Cmmaader ln Chiaf of tbe Colony of Trinidad and Tobago aad it Depexadeneie. The Queen ba bees pleased to appoint Lieut Co I. and Honorary Col. John Alexander Man to be Com maadaat of the Volunteer Forces el the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago. The Queen ha been pleased to give direction for tha appointment of David Comrie, to be an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council of the Btraita Settlement.

ADMIRALTY, July 33. Favmaster George Charltoa Leoyns Barnard Townes end haa been advanced to the rank of Staff Paymaster in her Majesty' Fleet. Roral Naval Eeserre. Snb Lieat. Henry Smith to be Lieutenant.

July 29. Boyal Naral Reserve. Sub Lieut. Sidney George David Andrew to be Lieutenant. July 31.

The undermentioned Commander have been pro motca to tne rank oi apiata jn ber Alajetty's Fleet i Charles Ramaay Arbc tin ot, 'Arthur Calvert Clarke, Henry Charles Bigge, Walter Hodgson Bevan Graham, the Hon. Bichard Bingham, Randolph Frank Oil ire Foot. Richard William White. Edward Harpur Gamble, Frederick Perceval Trench. Tbe undermentioned Li en tenant have been nnrmotad to tbe rank of Commander in her Ma i est v'a Fleet Harry George Grey, George Lacgford, Peyton Hoskrn, oeorge ivawara jiicuaras, torn cowaen inggs, itooer Copland 8 par ke.

Edward Percy Aabe, Robert Lascelle Gambler Noel, William Graham White, Charles Ed mundKingsmlll, Francis Alban Arthnr Giffard Tate, Charles Henry Bayly, Alan Eruee Leslie, Thomas Young Greet, John Ruahworth Jellicoe. The undermentioned Sub Lieutenants hare been pro moted to be Lieutenant in ber Majesty's Fleet Henry Lancelot Mawbey, John Clark Soady, Sbolto Grant Douglas, Hastings Frank Sbakespear, Alexander Percy Osborne Creagn Osborne, Harrr Lewi d'Estoterille Skipwith, Cecil Jame Read Livingstone Learmonth, Warren Hasting D'Oyly. Beauebamp St. John Bellairs, Allan Frederic Everett, William Edmund Oliver, Walter Lionel Berkeley Molyneux, Edward Kelly, Frederick Greville Ecerton. Beniamin Sevmour Gninneaa.

Charles Reginald Lntley deleter, Adolphua Hoddlestone Williamson, Herbert Alexander Child. WAR OFFICE. July 31. MILITIA. ISTASTXT.

3d Battalion, the Dake of Cambridge's Own fMld. dlesex Regimen). Capt. George Pereiiord Lercpriere, the Middlesex Regiment, to be Adjutant, rice Capt. Aiorton, access ea.

4th Battalion, the Prince of Walea'a fNorti Rtaf. fordahire Regiment). Lieut. Col. and Honorary Col.

F. V. Wright resigns his commission also is permitted to retain his rank, and to wear the ere scribed uniiorm on nis retirement. YEOMANRY CAVALRY. Middlesex (Duke of Cambridge' Lient.

Col. W. II. Harfield resigns hi commission also is permitted to retain hia rank, and to continue to wear ue uniiorm oi ue corps ou in retirement. TRAFFIO RECEIPTS.

Bargained are the receipte of different railways for Ue week enaea at uato namou Bombay aad Barada itajpniaaa Haiva Booaos Arre and Enseaada Buoao ArresGrcal HouUMra OoLral Arrrnllna Central Urasuaj fiontb Tbe receipts of the Sues Canal on Thursday amounted to 530,0001., against iiu.wui. THE STAFF COLLEGE. ihl im Jalj a 11.01 I 14,67 Jolr 31.01 22.SZJ Jalrli U7S 2.201 Julj i 11.1M C12.S2S Joia M95 ACll.CS JolstS 3.111 4.694 JoaoU Bal.46.CU BalU The following is the result of the recent eompeti tire examination of candidates for admission kto the Staff College BXCOMKKXSXD VOX AXDdSSIO. Capt Ia J. ShadovtLSaf I01K 3.233 sVaaorf: Caper.

J. Ii. Cramptoo, lwA. Capt. A.

Ramlltoa Cor don 390 S.140 Btordsbiro KarfolkllMt. Capt. IL C. Prkbard. Lttal.

HCUnaoo. E.E. Cape P. B. H.

afaatr. (tb Oaard JA7 Capt Hon. X. VTWIa, Koral Welsh Fastller XU4 Capt. W.

H. Boot ruatUor. UX Capt B. W. V.

Wblta, aUkKert 3.06S Indian Rial Cora J.04I QUALtnXS, BUT THXBX ABB TO FUXTHXX Karka. Ll nt H. H. WEaon. Klfii Brirada 1.037 Capt H.

J. W. BanBtoa, BorUWaatBarrnftart. L3 LArat U. 8.

RawUBooo. iaWsBoralliiDsCorps IK7 Laoerr UO ahiraRaft. Z.32S liratt W. 8. Hollaod.

N. Maaordahlre Baft tilt Capt w. u. L0j, norm Btal 1900 tut TArnl. W.

8. Bank. Dor. ortAWraErtt Z.K0 limt A. a Itarrabla, Tortoduroia.

XT ARPrra. TURKET and ANATOLIAX STATU rraat Tina, to Mia. aOARPETS. A TUKKEY CARPET 1. above all otkara.

tbo aaoa ant.ala for tbo diaiac raaaa. Ba Brraaayi raUofai. aod aadk auss Aliko too food taste aad ooatfurtablo cArcsaa, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. RrcaoVotract Bwaan. J.

Daarlo and San. Bart. baUdrTS aad extractor J. AL Lron. t.

Sbxppard, and W. Jaffirv. aadar the stria of Wihon. Jaffrrv. and BiahMaarata.

street antnia. tttr. cenerai rnsineora. iron aaa baraoaro ascrcnaats. aad oommiaaioo acmfa.

Hink, and Cbambera, BcaUo road.Br1xtoa, aocuoooor. aurrryora, aou eauti a4 mia. rion Ami laaraaon. israaiara. woih aiapavrs aaa waato aeaiarB.

u. doariaao, A. joao Und. and U. Kcitlry.

andcr lbs stilt of O. Jooebuxl and Son. WorvajstaT.brrwrrs aad win Barrehaau: a far a Mrawian Im.i.h Harrold and HarrAeraon. Ltictolar. taaot aad koo aaaaaiactarara.

T. ramtarT aad J. W.StoU. aadrr tbo atrU of Hall and FaraMry. Otdhaax, Joiner aad baiMrra tiralk and Cattail.

Harbin, saw taosa. uisooa aaa w. nwaironea. a Dorr ia atrio of J. (iuooa aad Ca, Hanalrt.

oBsiscers' pattsra mak an. J. WUiaauoa aad starrpnrt aaa sjmbatok. taaBar aad T. utbar.

uraat Hon. A Croabr, near IJ.orpooL ropo a rkilpotdam, CHr. draler in i rdostoa Barr. kaUdera.rr rraaton aad nekcttowatk Moltoo atraot tauors. sua lirouara, itomiiion.

oraDOri. Anoar aad XJllot tana ua. tanaoarstraet, oiocinjai sngiaaors and taiepaoaa SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. BY TJowar, Claarow, draprr, Aexsst 7. at 12, sVattr aalr' laatraa.

Maaa, ioau Xlfcaa aad LcfiarWra kaaaa carpontar. aVam at 11. woeon tuxu, taw atracs Aacraaoa. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 and 1890 Is Loudo. Bzcxmxa obsxbs.

Aleaandor. John Laarrmco, Bary atraat, St. Jamn'a, lata of Bar" William Jnnn. Xlart roal. PoethasL bank dark.

Look, Ooorta A. St BcoaVplaca. Craoacharcb lUaat. laaarail IlawVaT, WTOiAas rraada, BaHiaw park road, Baibaaa, aad Caaaadr Thoatra, Harasarkrt lata of TvabridAa well, CUreadoa alraac. rimllea, Baaioo rriad, Balbam, and Btraod Tbratro, Blraad.

actor. Birch, Farm, tradins as B. aad O. Hirrb and Col, Tboraooaibs rnan. imiwiaa.

aaa or BVUlsr. Biebard (raorgo la OIIOIIII Tr TT r. Vouaraan. CosUro WuHaaa Louis, Tonchaitb ttisos. City, sad Iavbv bctb ralaWf roAO, ooJooiaj aaareoaaa.

Pilcbar. Aoaaaias altar, lata of I'arkrra row, Barm oa aaa y. drapar. 8bino. Joba lOord.

Opera Camlqaa Tbaatra. Blraad, las tho Adalphl Tbratra. Strand. oomrdUaa Uscar, Joilua, CoaoMralAl strMt Whtsxapt, aad Varartno read, jjalsaoa. Ussp waauf acturaf 'aad Impnrtor.

Walla. Coorto rrdcTisa, Bouth atract. FukJaoo, aad Oanaon otraot, Oty.staekbrokar. Wblta, Ckarica, tba raranyrnt, Crutpbaareeaaaaoa, kvto of Moiasl Io road, IlilkbnrT, nthmonrtr and pooiUrsr, ADJUDICATION. Andaraoo, H.

CortsratroA Tpprr Botloaar.latoef Ahmtrrras. CeprtibasOB atraot, sMsaaar of tba Srm at B. Aadmoa aad Sana. Batovtobon. IS tram llour IdAUs.

kULbarn. atu of Matvarwroad, Vtcsl Kilbura, mulor. Boarnoa WUUam Jka. irJorrroad, PeclbAm. bank elstt.

Do PotboairT. Honry. tadBball atract aMrebant. Haauor. WiUiaa FranrAv Balbara pM road.

Baltiaaa, and Ceanodr Tbratro. Haiatarkat lata of. lrridfe wrila, UArradon straat. 1 Pimlico. UaaWroad.

Balbam, and Ftrand Tbaatra, atraad. aotor. Johnson, rrodrrick, Cknrch ill road. WUttoavaow. baudor.

yaWa, 0UT.Wi;iB Loaia. raaebarcbtroot City, and Laav btta Palaoa rood, cokmaU saorehaat Wblta. CbATtaa, tbo PaTSDrat Clapbam eooMBoa. laU of ktoant rrarrTOad. AUibbary, XahnioBcer and poaitanr.

Ist'thx Coustby. bxcxitcio oks bbs. Adam. Robert. Wordon, rrocrr And baior.

Caskaba. Alfrad Cbarias, Iakasttr, mrrtTor, luitotTaplue and Oalee TbamaaTstewUry, erauilAaflder. Txlstoo, UoarfO, CarUalat innkraprr. iisTtraTilrTi lamia, AbrnjrcliAo. tailor aad drapar.

iCoo. JobaTlkoBAvrad. bailder, Daan. Arthur. WraW.lon.

famvrr. nrwri WUliam. Tlbabolf. aaar Aifntno. rorraoa'l aaatatant.

Uwvljni. Black of 01. boot Bridsend. mUter. KtaBA, lB.

Jarehaia, bakrr and rruorr. Grrra. Wil iarn. Iawrroce. Saaderlaad.

trocar, provisioa toalei, aad wlna and apirtt Dcrehast. Criraa. Uaary John, bawley, ebootssastar. Hr Mti tradinx As Uaii and CoBbow Yalr. croaar aadsrTr Bocxanb.

Edmund, sod Boaarth, Jobs. KoedaL cattle wt vwt Pf. WlnborBB hflnatar. rctirad ii Tl Tl a rmaaa and alaUA. aaadaiaaa Bad JackJOnTllAJT Babart Charles Bnrhanan.

Biocfaaalrr. baarnonao kreper. Jraavp, Ames, wibmr. tnmntitr. Krabta, Jamoa, Dontoo.

noar Uariaatoa. tamer. Intent! jinW FAtnaU. Loaoostrr.oal of boauaaaa, lata fraoor aad boeraallor. Xnoaloa, Joaao, rJUnL, broahmAkar.

Phillina, Joba Jamri. Troro, bakar. pWlaaTAJffad.lataofMortamaApwo.BOwedBaiaBl'aa Loodoa. BnsbTw. JaEfa.

PTratwfcb, mar kianchatrr. farmr aad tobyaaa. Kic ATda, A Wia odrr OArtaT.OkakanjptM hairdroaaar aad tobaeoontrtL BaoshAlL Edward Darid, and SaaAhalt. Walur. tradiac a.

toasbaU Brocacra, MottlarhAOL wma aad aptrlt warrbants. Taltoa, aIotwiA koaior. Taylor, WilLiam Brawltt Brlax, joorafaiaa Binrwrltht Trrry, Eab Gubort, Pwtara, rrocrr. XriAtraaa. WLUiaaa, lata of IJUvja, ao as BlsaDlOB OB Arrow, ahaa.

makar and farmer. TJawto. UliaiB. Coaoalry. bo of SBpAoofctaae.

Work, wuilaoi Pbyaick, tradiac aa X. Weak aad aad habit swaTr ADJUBICATIOJr. Oafti Hs Oordoav liiehasr. Tm J5r Powir. aa P.

B. Power and Class, aa to kail i. loraaatty Ccckstoat1 AIfraCbls. Lsiesstsr. rsTr.

UfJAopaiaUs aad rraeral artntsr. Coles, Tbaaaaa. Btswklay. eoachbaMar. DartraTBenJaiafa, Abarrjehaa, tailor and fcapsr.

WT jyjAJUl; aT LP. MatFXJB aad (AJATOCIAJf AP1J aad Oe CAFWn tasrot Irsaa ktapar aaat Ca, fattoi APLE and Co. recefre weekly of earpou an ta aaasy luaeani a raprodanUoaa at tha aaaat aiiaaaa aapars a tbo 17tk oaatary. aad aro too oaty loTlka sa tfciaa, at ooaWoan Ul Iba coaa. aadcav ETS.

QJlBPETS TUBKJEY. qahp; ETS AN ATO LLAN. PEl SPECIAJi 8HOVT THIS DAT. tARPETS INDIAN. qabp; KTi IAKPETS TTJBKET.

APLE and Co. hare porchaaed for cash aa bow affartaar aa aaa, a than Lna importar'a sruna aooA. Thia Io aa oaoaptloaal apportaaitr car acBjsjrhac vahatkt carpat a a aoaaa utiay. Aa fofloan are a low Capt X. A XT.

Moat Capt C. V. Baxaa, BJL XJIJ1 van, r. uorooo, uoraaaa Uarblaadars Zioai W. A.

Watsoa, VACASCIX Mark. LaaatW.lLKarrav.Laa. oaabAr Paaillar tM9 Liaat IL Janaiaa. BraoihT. Bayal Hlabra, 1.121 LiawtB.

Mariay, B.A,.. AU ZAM lieat a F. Indiaa BtaA Ooraa JJOT Caat E. P. Cill, X.

VortobtroBawt rvM XS30 Cap. H. J. I Caor.ltA. LMT Ctot.

H.H. F. taoiaa boab tawtai Xarat O. Kaadilaada tba i lAaot aL K. Pta taXlawai OaptTw.

0. W.BaarUa IajdlBBBktaTOarpS 'm. WaU tav B. B. aUtard.X.

aarrn Bast Id Capt a O. Tarry, LaKawar wtfn aV4i um. a t. wasu. OalTfL Ararr8rM Corps L2Z7 rtm WB Swai IQ1 the Hotel Waiaaborn, Baada.

July Parhane rTwsalberl'rSwr lAittoo. Georrs Will tarn. Tlbabolf. naarAlfMoa, stnaoa't liihlmt EranafKawla. rarabaau bakar aad rrocrr.

Ortaa. WUlUaa LaaTane. SdaTtaYd. srooar. preradoa laalor.

saat anna aad aparlt aaartbant Griffin. Henry Joba. DWr. acborTai dar. Lraaaa aaavrl fMWj lllll at HaaLAtoaBS, tradlnf as' Baal aad Co, Xbkw Yala.

(rooar aadaro Boczartb, Ednmnd. aad Boarartk. John. XaadlL atrtlo Ihssib BaralJodtEdwra ts awaaaTAVaadoa. lata of Caarnaavcaaa Hardy aad kaBchaalar.

aacSwA Arant orrH rral tbippbtf kayar. Kaabla. Jamaa. lntan, are Hirtaaton, aaUlrr. aa of kaataaa.

bto (rooar aad uZSSm. aiaaa pB4d.iaTli aa Tyoa aaat lArkcaam. etotkAat, lift 101a. aft Bav 12ft a by ft Ida. Uft Oia.br ttt lav.

lift Stn. by lOrt. 21s. 14ft 10a. by tft, lOttv 14ft Ilia, by 10ft.

Sia. lsrt Oia. by lift libs. m. 313 0 40 411 0 IU 31 APLE and Co.

500 DAGHESTAN BOGS." 31 APLE and Co. have also rmrchased 500 DAG LESTAVa BUGS aad PBAYXB CABPKT3. bciadia( aaaae trocaSj. laaGa. aaca bick aiiaiaii 4ft.

bio, will ba awttd Iraa 25a. tIa ad. sac. jyj APLE and Clo. A2reiQTJEPllA3rETJG3.

MAPLE and Co. will, with tha above, exhibit 50 Vary las AVXTTOTJB PXBSlAAT BUGS, varatea raaa to 10S tar old. Tba tnctada saaa vary rhsico spioli mm at raatsra art, altabla sitbar for floor or wall rtnrnralkina. paaal. a tablo eavar.

rTl 11 ilnlT ll li in If ulalo an I i miaiiianiai Thar will aa oflarea avw pricas. raBatoa frosa to sua. MAPLE and European and Oriental Carpet Warrhooar, 141. lli, 1U, 143, 14S, 147. 14.

141, Tottaar hcoqrt laTrraoa. w. 31 APLE aad Co. 31 APLE and Co. CARPETS.

31 APLE and Co. AXMISSTER CARPETS. 3r APLE and Co. AXMINSTKR CARPETS. Par tba histor sradas of PuoCarsata.

wham ainrataaaalhT rich effects an attain haa, tbo artists bar camfuQy itadiad tbe knar ostaipl of fiatam earpats coUacted by Mi pi and Col's aiaata, aad asany of tba pattarna now aa ahow aro aiasrarly rrprndartion of tha palaatra day of Ortaa lalary. 3r APLE and Co. AXMINSTKR CARPETS As rrsards priora. Maals and Co. rlra ibwr raatoaarl tba faj bsaadt wbieh natn fairy accrasa fraaa tba lawraua, aaauracta thry are taa nisniiiti Hum irailiai.ia wmca, laaaaat risaa.

in ta kara thrar workxaonia rail aaaalanMal tbraoxb tba daJkst pan at the yaat qabp: 'ETS. 'ETS WILTON. rXABPETS. WILTON. CARP ETS.

Tbfle who frrfTT rnrrlfff TnrTif ar4r mrr t. r. aoaaa sioaa aaaoav to lam ocsuasor rnrlata jtaabs. wut aaa tea lacratt and bast srUrtaTCi hi the ahow rasas at AtArLKaadCa. Tottrihaaeoart road, APtARPETS.

WILTON CARPETS. Tbe variety of daatra aad eotaarlai (a praocleaay enllwiiud. atany of tbo bow prodantiaBS tor tbo aoaaoa an bjoos cbaroilac, to aowaa of aoloor being ao clrrarly molifled and blendsd thaaatbay will raadily aaraaoatao with osjstrae daoaislloa or otkar aaponitaarata. QARP ETS. ETS SEAMLESS.

QARPETS PARQUET. CARPETS. CARPETS WOVEN by NEW LOOKS. MAPLB aad Cot bars ataca plantar la rates. nil la than amaMla Bqaan Carpato, in wUeh la appaaraaca and derabfliiy of tba fakrta I iraally lprorad, whila tha coat ia aoa siderably laaaaqad.

BraasBl, aad Wiltoo Soaan Chrpoia hare kOberto baoa aaato by lh dUtrrant width bain soar torrtbar, aad torn a boraar bstae addad. Toat kas riaoasd a I erai ii as a pal waat i loeeajar, aaq aavt bay aaarahaataaa dalac aad aaratad trUBVWISttlla pL ra Okakaaiptoa. tihinam aaat atsaar. laaaamarAxtav Whlfas, tVatriin itaael. TiZinaa.rnUiaaA,atollB Aaw aaat hB OBSXBA1 BUBX CXST ArTXlCATTOTX PO tttKWjLXVU aliiiia.

WAaVardCtorl aatUtWaae rflARPETS. PARQUET aad SEAMLESS CAB rm ta Brnaaala andWiBoa POa. Tbas wptt, ta atuch ao only saasilar. bas all waato to saalrrilss I a road ad, wre uuradasod by htArLX aad Oo, aad has aaa with tbo giaaisst Tb tiro, aad to arrallaal taa. Thai arpsta are at asoaUoa anality acmirarjry.

APLE and Co. London. APLE aad Co. LXNOLEUMS. APLE aad Co.

Beat LINOLEUMS. MAPLE and Co. LINOLEUMS for bard, ttreet Uka aaat. lanlail for arsaria. srdnnrraraa.

Uararaai tadaat, offlara, pabla dislac rnoiaa, anBranas Ml Pkaia aatoon. tiles, masta, aad a haaSadaawaad APLE aad Co. The FLOOR COVEEXSO of tba aTTniBB. loJald TO Uavalaaaa, to psrtato aaaahsaao naaaai tdaa, tatald wood, aadmoaalna, tba daataw batagaasa. ad IbatBraaaot aoaeiblr waar aoT.

aa ail liar bow area the trade Thai atstorial is inraloaUa both foe 11 wtisVla sdact Bad 31 APIEaad Co. iTrOOKCLOTH. APLE and Co. DURABLE FLOOBCXrOTH, 31 APLE aad Co. FLOOBXXOTH.

3r APLE and Co. FLOOllCXOTHS for bard. avaat Bka ataaaa. lusaa aaa tn. eaaocto van fsw iH wbsra ta hnf ortifBal roOt.

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CORK CARPET, extra, KaosaadBcMaastotb trsad. with aa ataaticttr af aarfaaa iwadrriag it pacBliarly saitabi tor aaa bt oftlusa. haUa. aarssiiaa. aaa.

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