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THE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1804. SPORTIKQ INTELUUENCE. foil wad by a steadily Ucraaslag lead, and the Blfiee, by taking Uk (iM it 15. reached 3 All." If or brilliant racquet by Mr. Wyndbatt gar the spectators pi ey over which, ta now eetcaslastie in the Aiier mrre iroiueas sanas sir.

nniain wnieh fTaY lev 3 Mil ru to 103. COURSING. WYE OPEN MEETING. Fie setae ble wtbr avwed this East Kent itaro yestejrday, and. wwael.

th Wy bar TT'T. (end a fine match (Of th GOtb by fear ru to All Agad SUket wno rood greyhounds wer catered, thrvt. II. Fill was th marker, including llswkeoniV Head, which (urd th last? let Battalion Grenadier Guard (Colonel TrotUr Igbt of lb WaWrls Cwp. Four takes were and Mr.

U. P. Trotter), w.o. lit Battalion Royal iacla.W I the rrogrimmo, and il may bo resnarird pVj fjui. in a i it.

v. u. day, at 3 30. the Wth RiSe play the let that Nr. B.

Pawl ip tll (lutdt a Um Bail c. tb winner five from onuanTiuu to ineir rifmrnmi Colonel Dew i loo. tcrrvtary, Uric judge, ebd T. Wilkinson slipper, and th4teetiDg was rxeel leutly amBred. Result follow Tbe Wis Stku for puppies at 3 15.

each. Winwr. TIC cood, 1. Eight subscribers. sot aa aavia.

a rn.it.wa www www vwwwum waavai re taa i yielded two and then Captala Osley, with two, t. th. 'end Nr. Wyndkajn.with three, woa th iuh at 155, Grena of this will meet the holdrrs (th Itth Laaeert) to morrow. Mlllt Mr.

K. CWw i Cnre aVVH and ta Coca Ta both It HaVBCBal Clara Water. 4tT0f4 Lk iuU. Tb) OLA5Tt ion HTia'foc all cd crcybovad at IS l.V eacU. Winner, 16 cccod, lit.

igbt triMKt Korxn. Mr. II. HoA'k IWt. I tVvaMd IUadx Qw II Tb CSTtirrr 8tkis for r7rir wMrh baro trvnx raoro taui two corra itt any ooo (tako, at 13 ISa.

each. Vinor, 13 wrood. 5 third, 3. Tra nibachbcn. DKC1DIK0 CUC RSI.

Mr. Ck" Cbr Uf. HwoM Cvm Wtirt; ka.toc rta a a4fcM tw.iU Mr. T. VaiaaKMaa itit a Mar, dititel Um vuh'tlr.

K. U. Uhki (rw, Ur tixwM tVwca, aa4 Mr. Uirlall Mvt Mar. UvHrl Nua.

Tbo fTrRRV Stake for all i (rryhoond which haro crrrr won mora Ukaa two cootmm io aiij one tak, at 3 15. aeh. Winner, 10 MconJ, 1. Tea auWnbrr. DKCIMKO KOCXO.

Mr 1. 0k 1i Caochua SwrU. Cltl MaloWluU Twa It. aM Mr. Eorl AjaoaeMr.hr llmcbrt IUTal Bata.tkkt SraKX forSATLtsoi whelped io January or Fcbraary, 1693.

Tour aabacribera. DtCIIUNO BOCSD. Mr. IM1TU Prka. bj Ktarr UutelVI IH aad Hainr XL BolaM's Unaaox tj tomt lloama.

dindeJ Main. Staxk for Saflincs helped in January or February, 1N13. Year aobacribor. Mr. K.

IL rVo'i Ovm ri.k. Tan raBmn MrrJ) Gm, aal aa Cbcrrj tat, aa Ysacx rutwtua MfrU Uroaavlitofad tbaataka. Or 8atuxo Four tobterihen. Dtcmixo nonn. ttr.

X. IMt RaM. br EnUai Uaarfraktal IS, aad Mr. J. Wondia a WaiMwtlab.br Ural BoO ataaw lkamhtiMa ataha.

Orts Satlixo Stakes. Foot fubaeriber. DECIDIXO EOUXIt. ajar B. lToriartt IlarOoo.

br MMnr IlaaatK, and Mr.C IGcn ROWTSG. THE UNIVERSITY CREWS. According to overnight amngeatenta tho Cambridge crew were to bar been afloat in the eight only daring the afternoon yeiterday, and to do nothing but aractiaa ia tb tab pair in th morning. When, how Tor.tho latter had been accomplished they doterminod to girt the French boat a fartter trial, and laonchod it aboat noon. With a atrceg weft wind and a flood tide tb water waa roogh at Putney, and the eon ditions wer not rery taroorabl.

No groat amount of work was ioce, the crew merely paddlieg to Alexander's boat yard, and then turning for a abort rpia sp tb riTor. iiowerer, soaeuiog was wrong with ooo of th oars, and the crew returned to tb sbor. Aboat a minute's work at a fast stroke from the Thames Eowiag FO0T1ULL. ASSOCIATION. Yesterday, at Pristol, aa Inter eonary match wa played between (llearestershir and Dcroa.

Th latter wra by two goals to on. Th Middlesex Council Isat night dismissed tb protest of tb 2nd Soots Guards agaiast th 3rd Urtoaditr Guards la tho recent challenge cap tie match. Tb PeoUiah Association at a meeting in Glasgow last night, those th following team to meet hng land J. A. LauMe, Qneen's l'ark, Marnheraoa, Clasgvw Ran fen, Uttlllland, Queen's Fark, M'Mahon, (Vltie, aad Ulessiagton, Celtic, forwards lladdon, Kaartra, goal keeper; Doyle, Celtie, and.

Millars, Queens l'ark, backs llegbio. Heart of Mid Lothiaa. and Mitchell and M'Crtadia, Glasgow IUnrora, halfbacks. RCtlBY UNION RULES. Neither M'Cutebeoa cor A.

J. Ooold will bo aUo to plar for Wales agaiuat Ireland at Belfast next Saturday, and their places at throe quarter will filled by Norman Biggs and J. E. Klliolt, of Cardiff. (iOLF.

Rotat. nlACKHEATn Got CLr. Th monthly medal wat competed for at Illackbeatb yesterdsy in a cale of wind. Kesolt Mr. C.

11. Linday, ltr 25al22 Mr. A. T. Young, 12f 3atl24 Mr.

F. 8. Ireland, lA r3a123 Captain Glllon, scratch, 125. ATHLETIC STORTS, Th Cambridge rcprtrwatatires against Oxford in too annual meeting oa the 17th inst. at the Queen's Club will be as follows i 100 yards race W.

Atleo and G. Gomer Williams quarter mile C. II. Lew in end W. Fitxherbert hurdles L.

C. l'ilkington aad T. Leeso one mile W. K. ttyen, J.

uou, ana A. Goodman three miles S. Horan, (1. Todd, and F. Fischer long jump A.

J. Wsrlow and 11. Matthews orfll. Tapper high jump 8. G.

Labboek Johnston and R. Carr ftosanrraet putting tho weight C. It. Hirers and E. Watson.

Oxford meet the London Athletic Club at Stamford bridge, S.W., on Saturday next. BILLIARDS. At tb EffTtHian hall. Firradilly. last nirht.

the pot barred match of 20,000 op was advanced to Memmott (receives 17,723 Roberts, 16,003. W. J. Feall and K. Diggle resumed their spot barrad match of 12,000 up, at yesterday, and at the close of the day the record was Oiggl, 3,001 Feall, 2,183.

CHESS. Uerr Steinitx recently undertook the cendaet of two correspondence games with the Liverpool Club, aa organization which iniluJes several players of great 7n i. oV strength and has devoted much attention to this branch 1' A of chess. It will be observed that the games are both FOREIGN MA11KETS. Stepa, the rowing having been abort, aad tb boat lliung ner oows out vi UiO waver vcrj dbcb.

Aunj the tamed and made their way back to the Leander bard at a strong paddle. Ia the aftartxxm they were oat in tb Clasper boat aboat 4 0 p.m., Mr. Hope till rowing bow'ia place of Mr. Finch, who remains for th present at the seasid. Coached by Mr.

C. W. Moore, tbey paddled np to Hammersmith against a rery strong ebb and a wind blowing hard lrom the west. When well above the bridge they turned and prepared to row to Patsey. As sooo as the stern of their boat was clear of the bridge Mr.

Lewis began by rowing 35 stroke in the first minute, dropping to 3d when round the boap Works point. This was kept up until past the London Bowing Club, when he quickened to 34. With tb wind dead behind them and aa exceptionally strong ebb tide, th strongest that has been met with since the crews have beea at Fotcey, th boat travelled fast in water which was fsirly smooth, Tb rowing showed some improve meat, bat tho body swing was irregular, and the stroke short towards the end of the journey. lntoey bridge was reached ia 7mia. fairly fast time, bat not especially to in th very favourabla cirensa stanre.

Oxford were afloat ia their new Boagh boat soon after 3 and, coached by Mr. D. H. M'Lean, went at a strong paddle tip to Barnes, meeting with some very rough water on the way. Eeeiea wer taken at several places, the men having some ipartica larly bad water to go through just above Hammer mitb bridge.

Once or twice they became a little uneven, and evidently are not quite at borne against a bead wind, bat still they went fairly well. When Bearing Barnes they met a very bad swell left by a tug going down the river at a fast pace, but th crew went through it in good style, though they shipped a considerable amount of water, bomething went wrong with Mr. Fitman't slide, and the crew bad to disembark at Green's boatyard, at Barnes, while it was pot right, the repairs oectrpyiag a long time. When at length tbey were completed they prepared to row llammersmith bridge. Tbey were well under the arch of Barnes bridge when to word to go was given, Mr.

Pitman starting very smartly at 45 strokes a minute. The water was rough in Horse Reach, and tbey west steadily thro net it, being steered aa soon as possible for the shelter of the Middlesex bank. The rate of stroke wa reduced to .32 per minute along the meadows, and by feathering high they cleared the waves well, and reached Cluswick Church in 4min. lfsee. Going down the Eyot the stroke was increased to 34, the water being smooth there, bat the crew became short aad unsteady for a time.

Tbey recovered, however, and were rowing better at the Oil Mills at the same stroke, but approaching the finish they agaia becaoie abort, and there was a tendency on Ur. Pieman's part to harry forward. Still they rowed hard to the end, and reached Hammersmith bridge in 8m in. pulling at the. rate of 36 for the last minute.

On the whole the work was good, though tbe time might have been a little better, especially on tbe bow side. A strong paddle back to Putney completed tbe day's work, the crew going very evenly then, with a good steady swing and a powerful leg drive. Crews and latest weight OXFOBD. aa. Ih.

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raine, Third Trinity IMrC. fteat, Tatrd lflaf'iaandl'Tbird TnaitT IL A. E. COrrsm nm To dsy neither crew will be out in the morning, but Cambridge will be afloat at 3 p.m. and Oxford half aa hour later.

THE AUSTRALIAN CUP. MELBOURNE, MlTtCB 6: Tbe race for tbe. Australian Cup, the principal event in tne programme oi ue autnmn meeting oi tne ecood horse to receive 200 and the' third 100 sovs.1, was run to dsy with the following result Broken Hill. (7 1 Portsea (9st. 2 Light Artillery ino.j.

avouwi i tmcs oocckm). RACQUETS. GRAND MILITARY RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE CUP. The solitary game of tho second round, pit rod yesterday at Princes' Clab before a full gallery, lor a splendid contett in wnicn tno iuu lunes, after lotiiur the first two rames. were sueeesful.

Mr. Wvndhsm, the Old Harrovian, played with great bril lisney towards the loe, snd bad no small share in saving the game from the Sth Pnailiers. But on both ttdrs there was. plenty of good racquets, equally as regarded tbe service and the retrm. Captain T.

C. I', auey was reieree, ana tne unuiires were Messrs. G. F. Vernon and J.

II. B. Noble. Details 4th Battalion ICOth Rifles (Certain Oxler and Mr. W.

F. G. Wyndaam) beat 1st Battalioa th Fnstliers (Messrs. A. Y.

Hawkins aad U. Ray.) Th Fasi 4ier ettablisbed a good lead to begin with, and Mr. Dawkias in bis second hand made eitht aces, while bis cvmpanioa went 10 1. Each of the Rifles erored tour, and then ia their third hands the Fusiliers won at 159. Tbe second game was very Mostly Anelit.

Mr. Wtndham scored three in bit irst hand. alter which Mr. Dawkint and Captain Oxley each obtaiaed See, um lorme reiying on a gooo servie. f'antaia Oilev secured some of bis aees as the resalt of Cno returns in the rallies.

Th Fusiliers lost tb service when they stood at game ball 11," and let In Captain Oxley, who drtw lvel. In to ret to three the Rifle made only one in fear baads, and th Fesi tiers secured tbe game at 31. After th loaas the Rifles met with a spell af success. Captain Oxley scored the 15 aces ia four bands ia tb third gam, aad won at 151, aad in th fourth Mr. Wyadham.

aeCviag and retnmJnc with fln r7et, made a nan of I. v. eotk Rlflea rime at 155. Ia tb fllth'very af tl stubbornly eootested, and th longest runs wr two threes, both 1 MrKsyfor to fusiliers, wno werw we VyndUam sabserroenUy got OO a splendid game, and. beside aa effective serHec, returned with great sklU.

keeping the ball low and in th earners obtaiaed I awossi ltan4. a atajrtba waa at an interesting stare, and in each ease Liverpool has a fine position. Scores to recent date Gamb A (Qicoco PiAJKy Max Laxob's Attack). nil Herr rVamitl. t.

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IrrformaiSon tat. we are official! notifiixl hr the Foreign Office, been received by telegraph from her Majesty's Minister at Rio da Janeiro, that facilities have been obtained from the Braiilian Government to enable vessels desirous of leaving that port to obtain ballast, and that notice) of the arrangements made with this object has been given to the insurgents. The question of the removal of vessels to a more healthy" anchorage is, it is added, also under consideration. MB. 0E0R0E OVRZON AT MAIDSTONE.

Mr. Gboboe Ccbxox, addressed a large meet ing of Conservative at Maidstone last night. He said tbey were met together at a period of some im portance, tbey might even say a period of some sensation, in tb political world. (Hear, bear.) Tbe Liberal party was going through one of those' strange transformations which made its history so picturesque, romantic, and discreditable. But ne Urongnt mere was no one, caterer Lit poli tical opinions might be, who would not feel some sympathy in tbe present crisis.

A great Parliamentary figure, a great historic figure (cheers), and certainly tbe greatest Parliamentary orator of the last half century (ebeers), bad made his exit from tbe political stage. There was something solemn and almost pathetic in this close to the career of a statesman who for 60 years bad been a member of the House of Commons (ebeers), who for 50 years had been a Minister of tbe Crown, and who bad no fewer than four times been Chief Adviser to the Crown. Whether they were Tories, Unionists, Liberals, or. Radicals, there was not one of them who would not feel sympathy in knowing this fact, that advancing infirmities and failing eyesight should be tbe cause of that retirement. (Cheers.) They sympathised with those afflictions just as warmly as, ia spite of their political opinions, they admired'the unconquerable vitality and courage with which Gladstone had pursued his views, however mistaken, daring the closing years of his life.

(Cheers.) It was not for a young member of the iloupe of Commons like himself to pass a verdict upon th great career of Mr. Gladstone, or to endeavourl to apportion praise or blame. But there wcrei no donbt many present who thought that when, in tb year Mr. Gladstone abandoned tbe convictionsj of a lifetime and surrendered the traditions of hit party in taking up the question of Home Rule he "then trailed the Liberal flag in tbe dost and wrought irreparable damage to the interests of his parry. There were some who thought that be bad shown at times a strange indifference to Imperial instincts and to tbe great and noble work that had been don by 'our rale in foreign parts of the world.

There were some of them who thought' that, clever aa he was in persuading other people, no one had ever exceeded that cleverness, no one, it had been said, had ever been more clever ia persuading himself. Mr. Gladstone had sometimes.mistaken emotion for conviction and eon foaoded sensibility with sense. (Hear, bear.) Bat in spite of all that, soma of those who had listened to him in tbe House of Oorcmoo felt that they were now losing sight of a statesman who bad ever kept before himself a most high and lofty Meal of public soul net, wbo. had been consistent in his regard for the old traditions of Parliamentary life, and wbo had invested every subject which he bad discussed with a dignity that was peculiarly hit own.

(Cheers.) Having paid a tribute to Mr. Gladstone's characteristic courage and magnanimity to younger men, tbe speaker said the Liberal party had been spending tne last few days in a squabble as to wbo was to be tbe right hen. gentleman's sneeessor, and the result was that tbey bad once more pejorated owe of their nmal gymnastic feats. Within tb very week that Mr. Gladstone had sounded tbe trumpet note urging them on to attack tbe House of Lords bis followers had bad to go to the.

House of Lords, had had to go to a nobleman wbo bad never been in tb Hoot of Conmxins and invite him be their leader. A Radical Government was a very bad thing, and a Radical Prime Minister was vary maeh to be deprecated. (Laogbter and Hear, But if they were to bar a Radical Government and a Radical Prime Minister at all, for a necessarily limited space of tiste, eoof eased that he thought Lord Bosebery waa tar and away the best man tbey could have. Whatever might their views of his party or of Lord Rosebery himself as a party politician, ss Eogllthmen and patriots tbey conM not help thinking that if a Radical Prime Miaiste had to bs appointed Lord Tioaeberr was the man for th place, a man wbo bad shown that ha was a statesman, who held dear bis heart the interest of this great Empire. Ia the eoars of further remarka Mr.

Cursca maintained that th ehoie of the Liberal party bad fallea upon a leader who was in agreement with none af tbelr particular fads, and ti contenaea mat lAira itosenery naa always shown a pert i stent coavtenipt far IIobw Rule. With regard to th stars, th Unionist party woald bo prepared to meet their rmoonects whatever the craestlon before th might M. (Uoeers.1 us admitted tb Beeet Bxo rsunn ta tos uobx oi iraa. NEW YORK STOCK KZCHANGE. NTW YORK, Mabch The stock market has ba active, with sales of 170,000 shares la tb Railroad list, half af which were again Grangers, and ef 141,000 ahar ia th la dustrist dspaxttnent, the larger portion them being American sugar stock.

latur of tb market baa be em a sharp snase of tb short interest ia tsgsr. This stock opened at 99 and declined to S3 ia five minutes on Washington advices, bat almost immediately advanced to par awing ta meaipulett by th pool led by Hr. Keen. Tb Washington aborts were running to ovr, tb last 10 point advaae being toad withia 16 soinotcs. Doriag Ch afternoon tb stock, reacted oa a report that there bad been a private settlement of 25,000 shar at par.

This ineidenl mad tbe aborts ia other industrial stocas very nervous. Tbe regular list was alt made very feverish by this movement and by the progress of tho Bland Silver Bill in tb Senate, and tb threat to delay the Tariff Bill indefinitely. On the whole, Eices bad a declining tendency. Loodon was soiling and Milwaukee moderately. Tb only exhibition of strength wss made by trie Seconds, which advanced'! points, otherwise toe market dosed weak, at average declines of about I la the active list, th most important movements being losses of 1 in Milwaukee, Koek Islands, Hanhattaas.and National Lead, I ia Louisville.

Missouris, and Norfolk 1're ferreds, I in Northern Freferreds and National Cordage, I In North Westerns and Union Pacifies and General Electrics, in Lake Shores, in Cheupekes, Burling too, tries, Texas, Facile' and Wabash Preferred. 1 ia AtcUsoo. Kansas sad Texas, Ontario, and Richmond Terminals, end I in Readings. On the other hand, Erie Seconds gained 2, Sugar Gas I.Atchison Fours, Lackawanna, lllmois.snd Western Unions Atchison Seconds, Denver Common, New i e.ru uentrais, ana naoaan Money, has been fairly active, with an abundant supply, rates for call loans ranging from 1 to 1 per cent. Sterling exchange has been very firm at a further slight advance.

Silver has again improved, commercial bars closing nominally at being, an advaace at I c. The exports' by to morrow's nail steamer to London will amount to ISO.OWox, of bar silver. The Chicago Gas Company has declared a dividend of 1J per but the dates foe same have not yet been decided. Th meeting of the New York, Lake Erie, aad Western Stockholders has voted shares in favour of th reorganisation plan by proxy, and also a small amount of actual stock. Only 175 shares voted against tbe plan, and tbe lawyer for tbe opposition committee entered a protest which is believed to indicate a movement ia the Courts bat Messrs.

Drsxel, Morgan, and Co. announce that the plan has been made operative. The committee for the Richmond and Danville underlying bonds advises the acceptance of tbe Richmond Terminal Company's plan reorganisation. It is understood that tbe bills for th payment of th London portion of Mesars. Speyer aad Beading loan have beea purchased several days ago.

The annual statement of the Orerou Improvement Company shows a net surplus of against a surplus of tbe previous year. The following earnings have to day beea announced: For the montn of January Denver and Rio Grande, gross, $530,004 decrease, $218,003 nett, $196,770 decrease, $119,141. Deficit after charges, against a surplus last year $131,231. For the month of February Northern Pacific, gross, $894,492 decrease, $284,129. For the fourth week of February Texas and' Pacific, $122,000 decrease, $32,000.

Latbb. The time for deposit under the plan of reorganisation of New York, Lake Erie, and Western bends, without penalty, is limited to March 31. The opposition promise to go into tho. Courts to impede the plan. Tbey allege that to day's meeting wa illegal.

The chief claim is that the masting aad the vote taken were illegal, because of the nature of many of the proxies. Kxcaaxox. Call money Exchange on London, sights. Cable transfers 60 dsys' sight Berlin, short sight Taris Today. Pm.daf.

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26.71) Beers shsns. Turtiah Tobaeeo sbaeea. 4st tie. BXBUX. March S.

Tfa Vmmm aeaSa vakaaatad aa4 awons aari7 ad d. lrtauta. Boaa randa Braaea tmt aatba pabnsbad total raretpca of (bs State raUwsj durlirf ISO. which abow law praeaomf yrav. saesieaa aaaca row r3t psreaau malnlv la tneasuaaaaaat the aaaarfarenrt canie rscetaaa laeFabraarr.

Tb batur trndnKT tor sUwe Ilkawto aoatxibatedlo tbaraw. Alarav bestnaas ni rraaaactedm Itataaftaaw ate gala MIweat.siaaraterJar. atoek was oootad neathf 1 pw oaajt Ma hae. BeaHratfeas ot CraditansiaU rharaa taanilara Bnrarisav 1 Jw aa par anon kaaae pa Xovtiaa Caaa rmilia fVaila US 1 par.Oroi. daaa.

101 CO; Tbra par Ceaa, dUSs, SBr Hatf per Ctwt. 1 arWruaaa, XI "ft rrrar per Cacti ZkM I 1 01 II Sswa. ft i uwaakl aar" naa. i awrwed'n Ba't par Oast, Alia.Ua laaaraaj Laaav Aaaarlaa O5U abaraa. ST SO I TajaMiAi rs ajaaaraa vaaaaaaa Kaaivaf abaeaa, SD 5 BaaU, I wimtT, SO; Traa parOaa.

Voar pr Cam. Baak ab tliaaani oars' atsbt, It Batsteaa. two aisat S3 Si Aaf aww soaaaa, rss is aaas, safat aal" attaa, id IS Barpvaar sharav iM It. TIXSTfa, raada Saailf aaaraad aal? traCkaal CkarHiaaa. Traaaaad.

aad tavsraeii 1 aad Aas Aaatrtaa Baak aaaea naiifil IS Tb saaotaaa wasdw UaadaatavdarslaaedcSieraanjs attaetba sir I naa wkScb Sas laaatv tasaw aavta. taailan waa aiillinl atUSsJL Smran U4L FrrtaM dUnans seraaak abon pr ibh vnsuoa, is, per CWt Aoatnaa Oobl Krata. Is) aitas. Ovwa Ba. 90 rtva 'a Cans Aaawam Uirr kanaa.

ts Xu: rw. pa Taaa. Aaauaaa Paa ataoaa, 9S SO bar ym Caat, Baaaa. Ba Uoal Kaua, 111 diava. Crava Beata.

95 aot Bts par thas. iaaan.eoauaai Kauaar aaares, um lMterOBnowus Ka3war aaaraa, TH AaakbAastrlaa Baak aaarat. ill UartH await. JS Baaolaoaa. 1 PI rBaAKTOaTT.

Marc a. Tb Boon wa saaaraCl Srw tee rarataw Onanam mrlcaaa. Uauaa roa par eaaa. Maxleaa aaarlf 1 pre eaaa, aad Pomfocae pat eaal. Tb ebaaaja as other destripujas wtrs UalfaiScaot.

LooabaM aad Cradit abara wm aaalar. Kiebanaw aw Laadaai nm iilflw mm. lit Cd. IMS; lr 0170; tan pre Cawa. tlaaanaa Uold Baaaa, aj; 71..

prr Caot. ttabaa Baata.I4n.' Hi par (aatf. al.iK... LIU. Tbraa rw Ct.1 aUifcmlataraL ilia: ,2410 BaUwar bares.

90S: Aaatnaa Oadit abaraa, (wa Bank aliaoa. la roar par Cast. Aaatnaa tioU AMERICAN PRODUCE. TO UK, March (. Wossv opanad lti and Kc ap for Mar.

Uaprara.1 (roa Lha Urat oa Ubrral cjurancaa and th laaea ot Uadatraau voril'a alaibta, ahoarua a Axmoat 4.7U,Gu0 in. wim lawn eoreruir. cmaaa crm as e. ta he. advaw SaJaa.

4JC0.00O baabala. Than waa enlrabsbt expvt tWaiand. 1 boatload, tiat a lor aarlr blmrol. No. I 'orthera Spriar ruae a.toS3.

Brd trat fim tb aaaatitr ra nckt hot Miuni aa M.aa.uuw dvum aaa oa raeiao oeaas aa aaiaai xkkuw aaa S.b2,uuu mpactiralr lat Main eprnM steady with Mar anchaa d. Improved trout 'the Srw, aad kept drat all ear la rapatfer aiia wheat, eloatau Snn at he.ad.ance. halaa. XQ.0A baabefa. tba eipoet domaad aa bsht.

two albaala brin Uafln. Kradatraeta riqa tn.raaaUsj la krbt aaa. upt Mcaica aa Asaaaw ooaaaai afaian fuaaxuuu laat Than tra, with a mcra actira demand at lata rata. TomU. Prav.dar.

XewTork: Kaeka. HmHtt. rinriaa wheat Hi 1.1$ WisWrabaafpatrats J.15 Xls Mlaaeapolat rauau raraa lor upon X7Ji LSS LtS PAltT OBAI5 M0VtMt5TS (Thonsandj). Wfcrat (Wbrla) Beretita. Weatrra IhUo.

Atlaatie Kx porta, 4.U4 Mauabuabli) lcvttita. Wrftera Inks Atlaatie KitARa. ditto Floor (Lamia) KhipM au, Wartrro Rerirriaa. Atlaatie gai orta, tUtto Thi Lf7.j TU Thl Last day. JfT week, araaoa.

iaaaon. 400 4j' utiso mm 14 94 32 46.C91 22 Z3 US 21Z71 3SA10 57 333 1X7 1C9.7C tl.lta 17 14 I 2S.93S US 34 SSI J0 I 1S.14 It i 1X9 I 2.7M 1C4 9.76 I 31 42 69 (.427 I 1.234 Oan an. ltd kd and up. Mar. 34c Lw gave war after tb orroing and remained arr all day ta rymnalb, with Chkac marketa, abacas weak, aol 7c la 13a.

bfwar. Sales ail. Tbrr waa anly a poor oaah demand. Cams opened daU aad fts 10 poirjU dawn. wt way at Snt, bat ranmeau Huar ia um aiawBoe 01 aaun, ruatrs aau a araaoi wlUk July pram down, and other month uatfhaafed to points bp.

Balra, IM) bats, sratty avnUy danributad. Wheat. Caab March Aprd Jna Aogaat Uouibar fTiwry. y. Prev.

65t4 4 42vi 4J 47" 42 Trxfy. PravTo ry. Prea. 7JS 1.42 .3 ISO 1711. ISM 15 S3 140 1V63 15.30 15 2S ISM 1S.05 44S0 14 K) 14.65 14 14.30 14J0 It.

10 14.10 14.00 1400 StMAB itcady. with a fond demand at enchanted Maaeo Taw a Mioa. raw rovubim, ioc reimra Kraaauaea, TlLlow Ksady at uoctanrrd prion. Sale. lOCOOab.

Prima at 5o. btrrixs. Copwir doll, with poo demand. Tin ready. bat owjat, at a adnne 10 point.

Tmplale bad a moderata baatnaa at ptertuua pcioaa. Plf Iron aad ataet rail aacbaaaad. To day. Pre, day. Crrpper rUtarll rS0to9 i Tta 1S 11.40 Tiaplates.

TJeasemer I.C cokes S2S 5 25 Pis iron, CbUac TI TJ fO Steal raila HtX) 24tO OoVTOS on th not la Btaad and nebanaad fhmrlvni markets are steady, with Saraaaah 1 ISe. bitber and Menptus 16e. lower. atone opened qaila Maady at to I poiat ad ranee, aad then faraway ta aat Um rdaJlt'a cloatnf prtor bal wtth a demand ta rover tbe market rallied and adraooed to tbe clnan, whieb waa rry ready at 10 10 13 point bBpemmeat. sale 144.0X) balra.

At Xew steady at 10 to II puiat dearer. Sales t7.0K bala. New Tor elnalnt price rirot. Mar AplJU.y Jan. July.

Ang. 8pt. Ort. Nov. Iae.

TOMlay 7J 1S 7'4S 7'Jl I'M 7tS 711 776 7'74 7'77 7 7'M rrrv. oay I Ht 7 32 ITS 7 5 Til Tii IV I 717 79 7TJ Jttw Orloan rJawtDg yairea Jit Too 7 eg 714 ra rn i a 33 ras 7 Te dar. Weak, feaaon. Lat aaaaon. Keretpta a ron 12.au u.ivu Kxsoru Ursat Britata 3.C0O 22.0U) iporta CoaUocnt 9.000 21.0C0 rauGirr foe Bnera weak, with aapla roc sldm with a limited trr To day.

Crata ta Irrpoot aleara 2 (traia ta Loodow atraia v2 Graia to Ulaow atram .4 ilratn BrtHolateaia yZ Urain ta HaU ataam JS Grain ta Ntwoutla 4 Orara lattb aluui 4 Grain coast 234.000 4.327JXG 2.343.0CO tS72.00O U67.OJ0 L4SO.00O rOIS IM IrtTtaaU Ool A'trokum TJ. K. or Continent I Cotton to Lrrarpooi atrata Pwraxutriv Batned ataady, with a latbt damaad. Caratkaias orm. protnnaaDt icauira.

tlS 5.10 too Pre, day. 5J S.10 S00 barrHs' 10.0??ramU lO.C&T 91.000 rtsm lswoo fisxa Bad pert, 70 p. Cm Kew Tork rbOadolphia Crwna, Waahlortoo CerUneataa Uprd dUary Mala Kens' bainmanbl Cottoh Oil. dall at enchanted prtoas. Prima naWfJroda, 17a.

1 Tcarsirtui itaady sad V.O. lower at Hc BATANKAU, Marcb E. Maady aad aachaaaad WIIJUKOTOX. March S. Tears 4Tiss Una and He, ap at 23c Kcauv fjna and anrhaaied at 97S.

DULTJTH. March g. WHAaX firm al s. adraaoa. May.

Jnly. 62ii BT. LOCI.t, Maroh S. Wbsat Arte at H. to Ka.

adraaoa. SUy. sta. JBly. saiov HAS RASC13CU March 6.

Wbsat doll aad lrUvw for May. ca n. nay, si 12c CHICAGO. Marcb Wiui opened wuh May o. ap, aad after ome auctcaOoa strrnsthened oa buropeai cable adrioaa, aad cloa ad Snn at to Kc.

adrtnee. September, uo. Mails eprnrd anebaarid for May, advanced la tb early cfeellny ea basins oy inicaco taipptaa ntari. out ga.a way auer oa svaa atret a aibiblt, cloains rtaacty with priors aashaaasd to Ka. op.

Oats wer steady st to ol alvaao. La an opened with May nocbanrad. tare way from the finCaod raaiard aary all day oa packer aniline closing weak at THo. to use ociine incrawaaa rair caan camaoo. Bras rer eded ia th early dealinga and remained eaay Ibroorboat the day, wkh auje mrliravian to sail than to boy, tioainf wraiaod be.

lower. Pons gave way after the evening and continued weak all day on lone rea tiring, cloains weak at a declraa of 20c Pnoaa. Tc ry. Prev.lrc iry. Prcv.tTo d'y.

Wbaat Mala Lard Pork IP es am I 5 90 h5' 1 32H 11'52SI May. lay. Jail Prev frc yTi 60S 5941 3JH 30 6 UU 42H nm 7 61V, 38H 38 5 rlr 11 50 11 70 Baco was eaay at aomlsal rates. Hon were unchanged. The nog rerripr.

acre ana at ine aerea rrencrn oentns stacs Jtarca 1 total againaa iivjuu aaat year. Clear Mid. Light. Beary. Vaatera: Cbimco.

Te dty noto. 4.9a 43.C03 14X00 Prev. nom. 4.0U 49.000 J3JX0 name day laet year 10JO 7 55 735 3SXC0 17X00 THE BRAZILIAN MARKETS. UO OT JA7JFJRO.

March Cxriuvaa an Tto. chanted at 9 11 lSt. CorTKS martH qoiet st 50 rrta advance. Bo. Kew York type.

15S900. Keceipu for two dara. 19.000 bao. makiag total this aaaaon 1.477.000 loss, sgalsst 2234.000 but year. Stock, lasma bar, aeainit XO.CCL lan rear.

Week rnatemma Pna. cbaaea rVrY.aropc 10.000 ban tr tb Cnbei btata. elear aaera. ii.ua; mcs ao4 a.uuu rrapaciraty. aAjrroa market rnlrd ooiet.

thoneh ericeo bare ad.anra.1 200 raia. Good areraaa. 17s2m. Beceiptt lor irt Inrt, 3.C00 Laga, making apaaea' total L53S.000 bars, aralct 1C35.000 laat year. Stock.

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iMrXBIAI. DXFE3TCX Act, 1883 (Natal Srcrios) Atstbalasiax Acbxbmbbt. Aeeosat 1832 93 (ljd.) Israxt CATIXO LlQroms LlCIJtCXs (Boot land) Retura ae to Licences tb renewal of which has beea refusarl MM.) CtnsoUDATBB Tvn Abstract aeeotml, 1892 93 (lid.) Foreign Office Reports Coal Mixxs of AVbst VtaoiJtlA (l)d.) Colembi WialllATUa or UACAO, AVAJtAXAS, ABB 1BBIA EDSBEB flld Vi CnsTttTfffit Utwiea llikiv Bkitat and Ectazxib relativ to Tbabx Xabxj THE LOUDON COUNTY COUNCIL. Tb aaual wsekly mMtinc ef th of th AdjniaiitraUv County of London was held yesterdsy aitarnoon at tb Cocatj hail, Epring gsrdsn, Mr. JoU Hat ton, th Oislrmss.

pretidiiig. LOAB. On tb recornmendatloa of tb Pinaaea CommitUe, it was acrsad ta lsnd 3.0011 tba rSmrmtloaM af Publi Baths aad Waahhoajse foe St. Saviour 'a. Soath wark, for the purpoaa of erecting bath and araah hocaes.

BAtTEB VACATION. Oa tb motion Dr. Collisi, aeeoodM by Mr. Rabbis. Uas agreed that the Couneil adjotun from March 20 until April 10.

ADDITIOXAL PBOTECT103T FBOOg FIBX I USXDOT. Tb adjourned report of th Fir Brigade Cotn mmary of which appeared ia As Tint or February 14, came np for consideration. COMMISSABT GEBBBAt lrmxa of the eomraittee, in moving formally the reception of th report, said the maia feature was not so much proposing Urge fir stations a segmenting; the number of men at short distances at di3ereat parts or tbe metropolis. With regard to the expense, itwoold spread over at least five years, and the expenditure would amount to leas than ft. ia the pound.

Lizttbxast Colowsi, Fobd moved the following amrmiment Anat ue Muneil. whilst recognisinr the necessity of continuing the policy hitherto followed by tho Council el gradually increasing the Fire Erigsde to meet the needs of the grow ing imputation of London, is of opinion that it should not be ashed to pronounce at one on a great scheme which it will take some yearj to carry out. and which will involve ultimately an' increase o( 30,000 in the annual expenditure on the Fire Brigade. Th Council accordingly instructs the Fire' Brigade Committee to bring np a report stating what part of the scheme the committee evnsiders shoald.be carried out durinr the financial year eadins March 31. 1895.

and what rium in respect of capital and maintenance will be thereby entailed." He said they were uned to scares. of all sorts, and now they wore beinr seared that they might wake up some morning and find London half destroyed by fire.This was not so much a recommendation of tbe committee as it waa of the chief oSear. The practice ef the Council was to go on steadily, according to the growth of the population, and he thought that was th proper course to bo panned. He hoped the Council would object to be rushed into this large and unnecessary expenditure. The Ret.

Fleming Williab3, in seconding, said he was in doubt whether any necessity waa shown for this proposed expenditure. He thought, on the contrary, there was an obvious sign of creating fictitious interest, ma wisest policy was to continue as they bad hitherto done, to spend money as the circumstances of tbe esse demanded, as the population was aivajt aaiiting. Coloxel Hughes, M.P., was heartily in sympathr with the entire report. It was the doty of the Council. to make the ire Brigade a credit to the metropolis, and now tbey had the power ther had no exeoaa for not aoing so.

Mr. TnOBJTTOX thought there was no doubt that if ther carried out this scheme ther would hm aabt before long to consider' aa increase in tbe chief officer's salary because of tbe increased duties of tbe office, and tbe chief officer would reap the benefit of tne proponai. Mr. UBXjrnABT regarded it a a fair and reaarmaMa report. There was an almost universal eenaaruna that a large increase should be made in the number oi appliances ior the extinction or fire in tbe metropolis.

No other expenditure could be said to recoup itself so completely as the expenditure on tb Fire Brigade. Mr. Elliott said they were practically not committing themselves to anything at all by passing these resolutions. Not a single fire station could be erected without the question first coming tefore the Couneil. They wer asked to give their consent to a scheme which woald ho a fair schema for all parts of the metropolis.

Coloxel Rottox considered this was' a ecdnpreben aive acceme, ana tne council wouta be very llladvised if they rejected it simply because there was so large a sam to pay for the proposed improvement. Mr. Ltox said this was not a scheme produced br a scare, nor was it true to sav that it waa a ronnrt foisted on the Council by the. chief officer. Every item had been carefully discussed, and heartily suparrtvu tue recBuneoiatioiia oi in committee.

After soma farther discussion, on a division there voted For the amendment 5fl Against 43 Majority for 14 Mr. Sauxbebs.M.P., moved that the following words be added to the amendment That th committee requested to investigate and report to the Council on the desirability of utilising tbe rugh pretaarewater supply of the London Hydraalte Power Company!" Mr. F. Smith seconded, and th addition was accepted. Tbe report as amended was then agreed to.

THE tBlFICATIOX OF LC5D0X. Th report of the special committee on th unifica tion ot London, submitting their proposals for amalgamatioa, whieb appeared ia Tit tint an Tues day last week, was next considered. The Vice ChaiBMAB (Mr. Harrisonl asked tin Council to consider the problem which had been set before them by the Royal Commission. The problem was to consider th proper, conditions, under which tne amalgamation or the Uity and county ef London could be effected and to make specific ant practical proposals for that purpose.

Tb Royal Commission assumed that there must be an amalgamation, and directed inquiries into the manner in which tbe amalgamation should be made. It was upon that assumption that the Council had to proceed. would point out that the City Corporation had also proceeded npon that assumption, became since the Commission had been opened tbe Corporation bad withdrawn from giving farther evidence and from appearing before the Commission on the ground that the question of amalgamation had been made tbe subject of investigation. This was a proposal for expanding that which was inside the speeibe area of the Corporation to a largerarea co extensive with that which was confined within the limits of the Countv Council. Following tbe example of Liverpool and Manchester ana otaer large corporations, the proposal was that that which was limited to.

the old City area should be extended to the whole area of the metropolis, and that there should be, as in those places, a tingle municipality. In framing that single municipality it wa necessary to keep in view everything that was compatible with the' good government of London, and that, as far as possible, all the powers and privileges of the City of London and of the County Council should be exercised over the whole metropolis by on central body and that in order to make pro vision lor local management in the City similar to thai which existed in other parts of the metropolis the City iommissioncra oi oewsrs snouia DO transionned into a local authority. Unless the precedent set by Liverpool, Manchester, and nearly all the great towns remained applicable; with regard to extending the new area, there was no alternative except the adoption of Mr. Hitchicgs's scheme embodied in his Home Rule tor London." by which there would be established 14 separate, towns. Either there must be on central authority, one municipality, or tbey would be driven to the other alternative of being divided np into so many separate towns.

Suppose, for a moment, they had 14 separate towns, they would find a Londoner living in one town, working in another, going to ehareh in a third, getting water from a fourth, gas from a fifth, market prodnee from a sixth, sending a child to school in a seventh, paying taxes in bis own town, and paying rates and takes over the whole city. Then they would bare litigation before committees in tbe House of Commons between th different portions dirpating whether sky signs should be erected in the whole of the 14 towns or soy one of them. They would have rates and taxes down in one place and np in another, and a final jumble all round. Mr. Hitchings shrank from esrrying out his proposal because, although he favoured the idea of 14 towns, he yet thought there should be a supreme council for London.

As regards th committee's proposed constitution for the new corporation, not only wss it proposed that the elections should be as now ia the County Council districts, but that the members should all be elected for tbe same period namely, three years. Under the Municipal Corporations Act pne thirl of tbe Council retired annually, but that would he inapplicable, because of the difficulty in ascertaining the opinions of the whole of tbe electorate on any peat question. Next, as to the powers proposed to be conferred oa tbe new corporation. It was the old corporation revised and reformed, and although known technically as a new corporation, it was the same corporation created ia the oil bistorie period. That was a subject that 'bad beea considered ia th Courts of law with reference to tbe so called new ceffporatiocs created under tho Municipal Corporation Act ef 1833.

and th Court bad held that, altbWb its boundaries were extended, it was in reality the eld corporation originally created by charter. With regard to the, powers proposed by the committee, it was recommended that th new corporation should be clothed with all the powers of the County Couneil snd the City and, in addition, that it shoald clothed with all those element of county government which it was advisable and proper to preserve. As to the financial part of tb question, he had seen it stated that it was a very Improper proposal to expand what might be benefit or property belonging to tbe central corporation area to the general advsatag of the living outside that area. But he woald like to point cot why there was no such iajostice. First, it bad been laid dowa, and wss a precedent adopted by tbe Municipal Corporations Act of 1835, that the old Corporation of Liverpool, which had large estates within a limited ana, shoald have tboe eataie extended tr modern Liverpool.

Th real does of London dated from th middl of tb 17th century. Down to 1835 those outside tba City contributed to those daes. Ia 1760 those does were applied for the erection of Blacklnars tridge, and tlr years later for th freeing of Loodon. bridg; ia 1778 for improvements io Whiteehapel, for th rebuilding of Newgate, pits! fie Ids. aad Hoor fields, rvirehasing the Coal Exchange, and in widening and improving th thoroughfare of tbe OsterTexsple and for the formation in 1824 of approaches to Lon doo bridsrrj.

Therefore, whatever property might remain to the tlty Corpcrstion derived from cnal dues tea whol of Locdon was ia tho sireuawtanees entitled to ttk for th bit of the Inhabitant ot tba metropolis, baaaa they bad, eaotri bated towards those states. When ther want a littla frf3W nad looked into th account they four! that Oar was jrj mi mmma iiuia, ran ajaskic BBjk Jl! waot. wa good araagd ar essjMag the 1 aha whola al Ink. IX. lLi I I.

th position of tb City Courts. TaW tfcaaa rVwarta vl l.7T da an 1. hed.f that cW.a. th th City of London Court, wkieh waa raTJ Judges ia London waa a veer. with, tha'alrwa! tion of on who received 1,800.

Thirdly, then Zl. BOO tltli i the question appeared to bs rather outsid' thimwn tba eommittaa. aneeaatad tb.a ah.i dealt with by the Horn Secretary. Ther wa aa proposal to dastroy the Central Coart, ar their sal aria. Mr.

Harriaoa then referred to the Citr Qoarter" Sessions, aad said it wa proponed that ther thould be only one Quarter Sessions for tb whole ef mmsu, mu waa axj ClHiflU Over bV Sir Charles Halt, the Recorder. Mr. Harrison eoaeLded tra that fv. rVn.all rM I IT mittaa's propoaals. Jir.

boclsou, At.f., aoved, aa aa aaewdsseet. uuniw, ar 'iiwa too CMUdHlaa I proposals in aaticrpatiod of tb report of thavRoval Commission. lpnn tbe motion of Dr. CDLLnrs th debate was adjourned. TBOrOSEO ADBBESB TO LOBO BOSXBEXr.

TTi frr i in. i. bad been called to the highest olSce ia the State aad an opportunity would bo given next week for the Council to draw ap a congratulatory address. (Cheer.) adlscxnedV voancH Th Earl of Rosebery was present at the meeting ot th County Council yesterday afteraooa. and oa retiring was warmly cheered by his colleagues aa tba Council.

THE BISHOP OF DURHAM ON CONCILIATION IN TEE COAL TRADE. At tb request of the reprereatatives of. the Dorhaaa miners who attended th eooJereoe at Auckland Castle oa Saturday last to consider a'propoeal to form a conciliation board, tn Bishop ef Dartam. at whosw Ipvitation th gathering was held, made aosae iaterestiag' obaervatioo ia opening the preeesdiags. Our Newcastle on Tyne Correspondent baa sent ta the following summary of bis Lordship' address Th Bisnor of Dtbhax be ran by at ring that ha occupied himself with indostcisl questions' becaaae before be.

wa appointed to his See the Archbishop aaked him whether be would maintain and set forward, as much as should lie in him. quietness, love, sad peace among all men, and he replied that be tie so ly to, help of God. War, the Bishop eoatiaaed. was tbe most eostly rood or ending be would nettsy of settling tne dispute oi nations or 01 classes, sot only in present safferiug, but in th bitter masteries and passion for retaliation which it left behind. Continuous employment was st least as important asbigb wages.

It was essential that there should be a thorough understand irg and' loyal trust between employers and employes, which could com only, ts iar as no coma see, irom eios ana esoaaentisi later course. A eooeiliatioa board such as be Die tared ts himself, ia th largest sense of th phrase, not sisaply a wages boara, would nej nttoa to call out ana to va finn such generous feelings. All would agree that it should consist of aa adequate aad equal number or representatives of employer and employed witheooal risbts ef speaking and They would have to eoasidtr later on weather there snooid be ia eositioa aa independent chairman. The work of th board shoald be a wid as th industry itself, aad shoald he invested with final authority in nutters of dispute. It shoald have power to deal in confidential discussiea with all the interests of the trade.

Its primary aim shoald be, not to settle grave differences after they had assumed a fixed shsp, but to tak effectual car that grave difference shoald not arts. It would meat regularly and fashion Its action ea a month or at last on a quarter, to esasidar the position and prospects of business. The members would bring together their information raised from different points of view, not aa advocates, but as fallow workers for tbe formation ef wise and inst counsels. Tb aaeatioa wares ia a business like th trade depended ape tne action 01 many actor, arnica aagai to nave teea roughly studied before the crisis ot a change caaie. The board would take account, with every Mcesaary provision for limiting tb infonnatiao jtirea to private use, of tba character and extent oi tb demand, ef the etreumstan ef foreign' competition, ef th sopply ot labour, ot the general ewaditioa of contractu, which wer in some, form ssaeatial to steed employment, aad ef economic production.

Above all, the board would the relation of tb saol industry to other Industries. He discoveraj strange ignorance, which such a board would dispel, of the relative consumption of coal for different purposes. It waa of tea forgotten that railways, only used about 3 par cant, of tbe wbele ameaat at eaal rained, while lb pr eant. was consumed lor domsstie purposes, and 50 par cent, was consumed ia work dependent on foreign trad. It seemed, again, to little known that the Ecclesiastical Commissioaers had been anxious to apply a sliding seal their royalties ia new leases.

He bad seen it allsied thai the law which required a two years bainiag before a man eoold work at tb face was freqoeAtly broken. The long hoars of tba boys offered a most difficult pro hi m. Such topic might fairly come before the board for discussiea. for information, or for ssttlement. Tb scheme adopted by the Wear SbipbuHdiag Board appeared to bej tbe most satisfactory, by which tw referees aad a chairman wer chosen, on referee by each side, and tb chairman by tbe two rsferssseot of lists previously approved.

Public epiaioo woald slowly but surely exereita th office of a silent jedxe. Such a conciliation board woald be a great edaea tional power. Tho fact that low wage generally meant dear labour would practically find a practical application. A week ortwo previously Bishop Tucker bad told him that in Utaada it was the custom, oa meeting a man mendinsj th road or working ia a field, to say, Many thanks well done." Ttafwa th ideal for which ha had looked anxiously for kng years ia England. He had never met a pitman returning horn soiled from his' work without, eaying Inwardly, Many thanks; well dona." looked forward confidently to the steady development ot cooperative production, in whieb bt held, in sat ef sj failure, that the parmaaant solution of many perplexing industrial problems would hereafter be found.

THE ASSIZES. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. At Msnehester, on Monday, before Mr. Jssti Charles, NATHAX MOLTS in, 48, accountant, sad Edward Jons Watxkb, a clerk, wer charged with having conspired together to mak certain false entries in the books of tbe Laacaster aad Csaaty Permanent Benefit Building Society with intent defraud James Hatch and Joseph. Albright, th trsrtees of tho society, and others.

Mr. Overend Evsns and Mr. Parry appeared fur ti prosecution Mr. M'Keand defended Melyoeu aad Mr. Shee.

Q.C.. and Mr. Ray defended Waters. The depositors in the society were priaciraur farmer builder, ami ueranna of a similar COSitloa ia life, aeonsiderabje number being females. Ther was also a charge against jioiyneux ana an bot named Howaoa for conspiring to issue al bslanr sheets.

The ease was continued yesterday, and his LoE SHIP, in summing ap, said that th books apprand v. ii r. n.i iiu the rsry I to say whether or not Waters waa an lnaacsn tool in the Bands oi Jioiyneax. laejsiy ie''' th defendants Catty, with a recommeedatioa if mercy on behalf of Waters. Sentence was dfrrd until the other trial bad been completed.

Hatha Moitxxttx and Bobext Ga'bbsw William Howso.v were then charged with tavrB conspired by snaking false entries tbe beaks sa accounts of th Lancaster and County Permaaeet Benefit Building Society by issuing false bslaare sbeets, eertifieates, and reports to chest arafdefrsol. Mr. Overend Evaas aad Mr. Parry sprvarcd rrocotia Mr. M'Kaand defended MolyaeaX Mr.

Howaoa was defended, by Mr. Pickiord, and Mr. Sanderson. His Lobbship. ia trimming ap, saH tbe jury sros be careful to distinguish between negligee eti tu part Bewno and fraad.

If tbey acqmttsdMst. they raasa also acquit Molynews. aa th abarire.was ott of cwnspiracy. Tb jary returned a nut Xolyneux pleaded Guilty to a eharre fnr bexslement, aad waa sentenced to seven years pes servitude aad Bin (noaths to raa concurrently. Waters, wbo wa found guilty Manday af esa piracy, waa sentenced to cue tnonths iiapiitiauii" a' A Coal Mixx rx Toxjcrx Tb Ttwjx diseovered, aad ar atirly working, a soal Toncrain.

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