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rya SHOOTS COSTER. 9 EIVOL99i SHOOTING AFFRAY AT HOITON. rtraordinary illustration of the opirit came before Mr. Worship-at. A young fellow Joseph Raymond, described as wooer, of Bolton, Iced in the dock charged with usly shooting at William with intent to kill and murder Ind further, with shooting at co Harrison with intent to do so bodily harm.

Prosecutor, a man about 30. living in Bar- art. Morton, woo asked when happened, and he said: night, in Horton-st." Being state what occurred. he said n'trightly What did er dor' questioned Mr. Cluer.

Li fan'? 110 MUCH WHAT Hs DID, rag me that insulted him," an. Cluer You can't out of telling the facts in that It is too late now to get out of and you must tell the ranks then said that about 11.30 previous night he was standing at top of Barton-court when it Clter: When what I don't rightly I was too drunk, and was callhim all the thieves I could lay my gue Cluer: Well. when wises won't tell the truth, it is only prisoner that goes to gaol, the witness as well until the trial. at is the course I shall take here if are not I was drank. and I had been roaming the Cluer: Where re you when he shot at At the top of Cluer: Was that a first or second The second I think.

was told this morning that if he 4 killed me it would have served me cross-examnstion by Mr. a rgetts, who defended Franks, fie said: I have known prisoner 7 on seam. I have been on good term' ih him till about 3 months ago. We BATH anon WORKING TOORTRIti eoidermongers at the same plate, it lately I have started on my count, and it was through that wel pre not been Martits: Is it true that he has had to a up with a good deal of annoyance Yee, it You called him all the Sieves you could lay your tongue to? -Prosecutor: Yes, yes. Quite true.

Clner: He will evidently admit ar hum you like to put in his mouth. le is friendly topriaoner; but sup. oee someone else laad been killed by his shooting, what sort of answer road this have been Mergette: ran only treat him as he comes beore you, sir: these are my further said that is seemed prisoner of stealing money awl might have said. I'll have your r. Marlette: Did you make movement toward.

him I was told I Clner (to Margetts): Do you suggest that because one coetermonger another all the thieves be can lay his tongue to, a revolver is to be used lel Margetts; No. sir, I ge Rot onggest that. I shall bring SONZTHING MUCH STRONOZZ ageing him Cluer flab prosecutor): You say you did make 1 movement towards him Marietta: You admit that? Cluer: He has said or 4 times the he was so drunk he does not know what he did I was told so this morning by 20 Hr. Mergetts Have you been carryiag a to about 3 weeks Mr. Margetts: Wu it taken away from nes Yee, some of my friends took it.

It 14 true it was boy about IR ears old deposed that he "saw a rev at Barton-court, and heard Funks eall prisoner bad names. After time be heard a "bang." and next me prisoner and prosecutor rushing out of Barton-court. Then there was sew her Mr. Cluer: Prisoner way running first, and Franks ran after him a the second this point Mr. (liter said he should remand priaon.r.—Mr.

Marietta asked for Mr. Cluer: No; I tun sorry that I cannut also lock up prosecutor as well. for he was drunk, and that men of has class should carry loaded revoi.rs is too chocking. If there are sni penalties for that sort of thing I hose they will be was then removed in custody. A MAD PRISONER.

Sacickihro TO AN AssAuLT CANS AT NVORBNIFOTRZET. A shocking development of seriour barge of assault was disclosed at Worship-at. A man named Hurley was brought before Mr. Mead, On for an order to be made for his removal to a lunatic asylum. A iortnight ago he was charged with ameatfing woman named Varner, who lodged in the same house.

She was so seriously injured that the ass was remanded, and last week, when he NOW up, it was reported that had set in, and that the Woman was in a dangerous state, Setsitating second remand. On each occasion that Hadley was in the dock His CONDUCT WAS Hreitwoz, apparently evidence againet him went to show that in the early part of Aug. prisoner was summoned for assanaing Its wife, who got him bound over to cry the peace. He went home, and I or 1 days later commenced smashing the furniture in the room he es tinied. The woman Veneer inter- Pow il to try and calm him.

but he Aurlerl things indiscriminately at hie 'Wei and a chair and other things drunk Vanner. Now, when be was brought up on remand to further answer the charge. it was found that be was raving mad. He was brought from Holloway Prison in a cab, and brought into the court ehouting and Illstsg his language being horrible. Forbes, medical superintendent of Shdrediteb Infirmary.

certified for his riimoval to the Infirmary, and from there he will be transferred to an YI UM. A firo broke nut in some hoppers dwOheas on Crowhurnt Farm. Hadlow. Kent, and Enther Krarrot died shortly after being rescued from the lames. Th.

premiers of Messrs. isbmasters. Woodstock-st. seriously damaged by Ilre on Friday night. The animals were got out of the stables safely.

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SEPTEMBER 6. 1896. LOVE AND STABBING. GULL'S EICITTNC EXPLIWINOT AT KINTIIK TOWN. At Marylebone, Walter Renard, Army Reserve man, was again before Mr.

Curtis Bennett, charged with having attempted to murder Marie Louisa Snell, 21, of Torriano-avenue. Kentish Town. Mr. Routh cutrix, a prepossessing young woman, said she knew prisoner, and had been keeping company with him since Easter. She wrote a letter to him on the nevi ult.

She saw him the next night at her home. She was in her mother's bed-room. Her mother went downstairs, and prisoner came up and pushed his way into the room. He sat down on the bed and said, "Now, don't let's quarrel," and she replied that she did not wish to do so. She wished to know whether he had received her letter, arid he said he had, and she added that in that letter she had told him what she bad got to say.

She then said, We will not stay here," and blew the candle out. She turned round and immediately afterwards a knife wu PLUNGED INTO DES CREST, end she received 2 stabs in the left arm. Witness streamed and ran heal the room, and on her way downstairs) met her cross-examina-1 tion witness said there was nothing is his conduct that she maid take exception to; it was the man himself that she objected to. She had intended that her letter should break of their Snell, the young woman's father. deposed to hearing Me daughter scream, and say, I am I stabbed; stop him." Prisoner tried to escape by the side door.

but witnese seised him and said, You are not going; you have stabbed my daughter. Prisoner said, Let me go. Let me go." Witness struggled with him, but Ike got away, and witness did not me him again until he was arrested by the Welch, 277 Y. said he lad made inquiries. and found that accused had been doorkeeper at White's Club.

Piceadille, for the last IP months.He had been in the Medial Staff Corps for 8 years, and left with a good character. Be bad slim other good for trial. JACK THE RIPPER. ALLSOID CONFESSION TO A Scaorse's Sole startling story comes from a ma. who is said to be the son of a Lowestoft surgeon.

gentleman states that in October, stewardon tN Annie Speer, a coal end saltpetre boat running between Shields and Iquique, and that a man about 30 years of age, giving the name of Anderson, shipped on board as A.B. On the voyage out both were taken ill, and at Iquique they went into hospital. When they were lying side by side in adjointhe beds, Anderson let out the gruessaal secret that he was the man wanted for the hprrible series of murders penetrated in the East-end of London. A GRID SMILE. toldmiled with grim satisfaction when I that he had horrified the whole world.

Asked for the motive by which he had been actuated, he paid that he was once robbed by an unfortunate woman with whom he became soquainted on a visit whore, and he was determined to have his revenge. "They did me," h. said. and I did them. He WAS at the time conk on one of the weekly boats running between London' and Rotterdam.

and he committed the I murders in the few days between the, boat's arrival and departure. Anderson, who lived at Bromley, Kent, at that time, shortly afterwards died. Was TEE CONFESSION A DELUSION? In reference to this statement, a re- porter has made inquiries at Bromley, (Kent), where Anderson lived when on. shore, and bas ascertained that the general opinion is that the confession moot be a delusion. It will be remem-, hem! that the last of the awful series of murders was committed in a cut de sac under the Oreatthlestern Railway.

A seaman named Anderson was charged with being the perpetrator of the crime, the suspicion stained him resting on some remarks he had made. He was charged at Thames with the crime. which was the most awkwardly managed of the previous 7 murder, and was romanded for inquiries. He gave an address at Bromley, and the police ascertained that he was, as staled, engaged in the cattle trade between Rotterdam and London as a herdsman. They Men obtained undoubted evidence that he was on board I the vessel in which he was engaged, and th high sew.

at the at I which on the murder wee commi hour tted. so that after the third remand he was: liberated. From this period nothing had been heard of him. or the relations with whom he lodged at Bromley when ashore, till be turned up at the hospital at Iquique. So that the East-endj murders remain as much a eery as ever.

A New Toes "RIPPER." A number of crimes have occurred of late in the east side of New York, which recall the exploits of "Jack the Ripper" in Whiteehapel. The police, indeed, are of opinion that these asesseinatione are the work of one individual. Like Jack the Ripper, the murderer selects his victims from among the unfortunate class. The Meyers, is a whool Piah Jewess named Anna was found strangled in her room. She was a friend and compatriot of another woman who was, done to death in similar manner about 3 weeks ago.

CITY BURGLARS. DARING ORTRAOR AT A AV ELL-INOWN REcroar. A burglary of a particularly airingdi eharacter has been perpetrated Rectory of St. Andrew-on-the-Hill, Queen Victoria-st. The rector was away from home, and the only persons on the premises were the housekeeper and a gentleman who has been staying at the rectory on a visit.

The thieves effected an entrance from the back of the house, and then worked their way into the dining-room, where they appropriated a quantity of silver plate, including several articles to which, from thei the rector attached great value. Just sit the housekeeper was leaving her bedroom to commence her daily duties, policeman. who had noticed one of the windows open at the back and other suspicious circumstances knocked at the door, and only a cursory examination was to prove that a burglary had been effeeteil. A minute ion of the dining-room and the rear of the rectory led to the theory! being formed that the burglars, having secured the plate, were about to' extend their operations to other apartments, but were in some manner disturbed. and hurriedly made off.

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i 0 11 ini Yrl $. A GIRL QUEEN. ENOAOSKINT 01P ILDELPIINA HOLLAND. H. is stated that the formal betrothal of Queen Wilhelmina of Holland to Prince Bernard of Saxe Weimar will be announced in a few days.

Ths i Queen was 16 on Monday last, and I prince is 16 months older. The Grand Duchess of Saxe Weimar is her Majesty's aunt, and is, moreover, next 1 heir to the Dutch throne. The engagement therefore, so to speak, keeps I the crown in the family, and apart Ifrom that it sets at rest a much vexed question that a long while the royal matchmakers of Europe have been buoy discussing, whom Queen Wilhelmina should marry, and at one time an I alliance with our own reigning family wee suggested. Queen Wilhelmina tat i rse ght lf ei .9 i iT a rmigi a ri gw in i tf a ha ili ...4,1 hutch figure. She is a girl of rare intelli.

airy es i Tetz tally ain rv II i sweet in die- Position. A wil- IMIN WILOILKU I ful maiden her ilthe Queen is currently reported to ve a knack of getting her will by sr wit. For instance, when asked it, shis would like to go to London and .1 her cousins, she replied. I don't carol so much to see my coueins, but I do I want to see the Tower, where the rin eswere ie Thmask mamm I wonder if you would kill me if I were' naughty." No, my child," replied minslap What!" said slap the Lord's anointed! Then you would be guilty of high treason, and. I could have you beheaded." And what would become of you then? iisked the Queen Regent.

Oh, I be like a wet day," was the Imighing answer. Why, would you weep no much?" "No, but I should go on reigning (raining) all the same!" The Queen is a fervid patriot, and vows that when on the throne she will do all she can to encourage the perpetuat ion of the picturesque old Dutch ware and costumes. The latter have nearly disappeared from the towns,) but the country folk cling fondly to the old dress, and the Queen often I delights the rustics of Friesland, Gele derland, Zeeland, or Maiken, as the ease may be, by donning the quaint garb. A KENSINGTON TRAGEDY. Column Citation or tirstinisol AOAINAT A LAD OF 18.

At W. London, William Rogers, IS, boot repairer, was brought up on remand charged with maliciously stabbing Walter Boitwood, a plumber's' mate, in the side while in a shop in N. Haynes watched the case on behalf of prisoner, who was now charged with Bell, who informed the magistrate that Boltwood had since died, applied for a further remand for the attendance of the solicitor to the Treasury to this cue the dying deposition of deceased was taken by the the evidence taken on the first examination it appeared that prisoner and deceased were friends. On Monday week deceased was larking about in the shop, and prisoner told him to go outside. There was a struggle, and prisoner threatened to stab him if he did not release his hold.

That was followed by prisoner picking up a knife and stabbing deceased in the Mr. Roes said he had heard sufficient to justify another remand. and. on the application of Mr. Haynes, allowed prisoner's mother and sister to see him.

Tea mercer. At the inquest, Elise Bailey, of N. Kensington, widow, identified deceased as her nephew, who had resided with her for over 14 years. On the 24th ult. he left home about 8 a.m.

to gn to work. and the same evening between 6 and 7 he was brought home in an unconscious condition. She was told he had met with an accident, and he appeared to be dying. Two doctors performed an operation on him, as it was the note chance of saving his Tappin. plumber's mate, of St.

N. Kensington, said he went with deceased to a small boot-repairing shop at 9s. which was occupied hr accuried's father, to have a chat with Rogers. began to lark, and Rogers said." If von cannot stop larking about you had better get outside." Boltwood said. "Supposing you go outside first," and he went round to the other Mile of the counter, where Rogers woe sitting, and they caught hold of each other and wrestled to put each other out.

When Rogers was forced on to the chair be said to deceased. If von don't go away I will stab you." Boltwood laughed. Rogers seemed to get angry. and nicked up a cobbler's knife, and stabbed deeessed in the stomach on the right side. Boltwood out.

aka STAMM MI." and struck Rogers a blow in the fare. lie then fell hack against the wall enhanged Witness and Rogers et once assisted him nut of the shop. Witnivis saw Boltwood slip down on the pavement. and noticing blood undid his waistcoat, and then milled off for Pr. Roberts.

Continuing. witaesa aid deceased was struck 6 times. afte he wan 195 stated that he was called fn the shots, and saw deresisted lying on his hack at the rear of the shop. Dr. Roberts and Dr.

Eaaar were with deceased. and after sending for the ambulance he arretitNl Rogers as the result of what Dr. Roberts told him. Rogers hen said. WWI having tea and some shrimps.

Boltwood threw some at me: we got to high words: and Inst my temper." Deceased was put on the ambulance. and Rogers was taken to the C. Tall. and Dr. Roberts, CambridguArardens, deputed to the wound being about an inch in depth.

The wound was certainly one which conld have been inflicted by the knife pro: duced. They pat deceased under chloroform. and attended to the wound. Syncope was the cause of for a week. Three maiden ladies.

named Wyles, were very snriously injunsi near Rochester on Friday by the overturning of a carriage whilst out driving. Artsa TlO Isom Ormrel. I. Ste inst. ti: 7:: ii.

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Cvuous Casio, or BLeauegm GODOLNING. At Godahning. William Tickner, young man living in the town. charged with wending to, or battling be received by, Mrs. Clara (wife of Ald.

Burge, ex-Mayor of a letter demanding. with menaces, and without an reasonable or probable cause, letter was handed to the magistrate, but was not read. The writer, it is understood, I brought a serious allegation against Mrs. Burgess aa to her conduct with a member of Oodalming Corporation. and threatened to expose her she placed the sum of 3 in velope in a bole behind a certain stone near Milford Heath, on Portsmouth road, where the wi would be able to find it.

The let was Burgess said I instructed hie wife to place 54. in spot directed by the writer; and this purpose got 5 separate co which he C. Bar elated that in addition to the which her husband made on the Sus SCELTCHID a CROSS with a bonnet-pin. Information given to the police. She went to to.

milestone on her bicycle, but bad great difficulty in finding the hole described, because it was so small. She left the wins and came away. There was no writing on the envelope, but her initials, were in the corner. She wrapped the coins in paper, but did net write on Jarrell said that he went at II o'clock at night to the milestone on Milford Heath. He found a small covered with gross.

In it was an envelope marked C. On feeling the envelope he found that it contained coin, end he made arrangements to capture the pereon who came for it. At 4.30 the following morning, which was shortly after daybreak, he took up a position in a copse sonic 73 yards from the mile. stone. He bed previously examined the spot, and had found the the envelope was intact, and was unnoticeable by the cannel passer-by.

A few minutes after 6 prisoner came along the road on hie bicycle. and dismounted. On going up to the stone made A HURIIIID SUINZT of the spot. He kept I hand on tbe bicycle, and with the other picked up something, He then remounted his I hicygle. Witness saw something white, in hens hand as he held it up.

He then rode away to Les Park, where he was employed. Following him there witness asked him to produce the packet that be had stolen from the milestone on Milford Heath. Prieoner denied any knowledge of the occurrence; he said he only stopped at the milestone for the Demme of doing up his bootlace. Witness searched him, but found nothing relating to the charge. He said, "I am innocent; I did not go, near the stone.

At the police station witness read the letter to him, and in reply prisoner said. can prove my I innocence by the evidence of the 21 HARROW-ROAD TRAGEDY. men." fle wrote the names of the men or Toe Diocese ON INN on a piece of paper. Witness had com- VicTla. mufti the letter with defendant's hand- Mr.

Oswald held an inquest on Clara writing, and to the best of his belief ThoMTmon who is believed to have and judgment they were the same. He been kicked to death in had made a diligent search. but tad Richard Coombe, who is said to have failed to find any envelope. Since then got a living by breaking stones on young men named Snelling had his chest," is in custody. and was pre- FOUND MI COINS sent at tb.

inquest in the charge of 2 near the hedge where prisoner weasels warders. There was a chaffing, laugh- to go and place his bicycle and bag on ing crowd at the doors of the vestry arriving et Lea Park. Witness was hall while the inquiry was being het severely cross-examined as to his posi. -Annie Walford, who is wit Ron at the time prisoner was alleged a potman," said she bad known de- to have gone to the milestone. He said ceased for some time as Clara Thorny- he could not have done up his bootlace son, or Dark Clara," and believed as he had only I band at to be a married woman.

She had dence was given by John Nash, who never done any work since witness saw prisoner in the vicinity of the knew her; she only knew her as being milestone; and Wilfrid Snelling, who on the streets. Witness last saw her found the marked coins-Prisoner on Tuesday in last week: she was then stoutly protested his innocence, and in the William IV. at Kemal Green. called George Willis and James Sten. She was ning, who stated that they did not me A DRUNKEN WOMAN, him take anything from the milestone.

but very quiet. She had only left The bench committed prisoner for prison on the day in question, bevies trial. admitting him to hail-himself 1 served 14 days' in 1,30, and 2 sureties of 230 each. Budd, wife of a coal porter. taking up the story, said she tried to get her AL IEN PROSICUTION aOkINDT GIRLS.

home with her became she wee quer- A Telling with me women. "Dick in LONDON. so3i: Schneider, CINDO up and told Clara she Lob? Lokeitee, Loll was deceitful. Later on she heard 22 Jo Magdalene and Tara Miller, 98, were Clara call out Oh!" and saw her 29 lying on the ground outside the Flora charged en remand at Thames with stealing a otity of clothing. 50 marks and public-house.

hen witness got up tothe being valued at £lO, her Dick Coombe' was holding her t' uu 4 Po li sh head op. He told witness she had named Patrons Wocialmki, Befallen down. He seemed very much raeavitch, and Patrons was upset. Witness believed Coombes con- alleged that, on the arrival of the tributed to the support of deceased. yang women in London from Poland.

She added in a' casual way that they went to Tenter-at. Miller followed Coombe' told her he would give her a them, saying, "You had better come with good hiding it she didn't leave the mu. hi is no good staying here." They women she was quarrelling with, an afterwards accompanied Miller to a house. he followed it up with On the following Wednesday Schneider A SNACK IN 13111 Face." took the young women and their luggage -Louisa Rob'rts traced deceased from a railway station, from where they the prison doors on Wednesday to the travelled to some place. Nattites then time of her death; she seemed to have appeared and took away the luggage, after been drinking all the which Schneider and Mrs.

Miller Frederick Hamilton said he wee with Toot rue Gists ro a Preue-noess, deceased walking past the Flora. when and there left them. After waiting all Coombe' came out and pushed her. day some one took them to Hunter-st. She fell.

As she fell be kicked her-1 Police Station, and an officer afterwards as soon as she got the blow she gut brought them back Whitechapst sergt. the reply to a juryman, wit- Gill made inquiries and found mite of Hess said he had no quarrel with the property concealed under the coal. about being with the de-lin the cellar of 23, John.st. Three bundles Rime saw Coombes of things were also found to have been (whom he did not know) knock the I taken to Lokeiteesec Sims rem woman down twice and kick appeered to proute on bhalf of the P.C. Conway said Coombe' remarked Treasury, and said Mitre the last remand OD the way to the station.

Who did he had considered the evidence, the result she follow me about? Walsh being that, so far se the Lokeites were said Coombe. denied the kirk. He took concerned, there was nothing to show Coombes's hoots off and noticed a dark knew the goods. which were left at smear on the toe of one of their house by Schneider. had been stolen.

jotirned. ender these circumstances, he asked that they might be discharged. With regard THE "BABY CLAIMANT." to the other prisoners, considerable diet. Mary Ann Salisbury. bettor known as culty had been experienced in getting the, the Baby Claimant," wascharged young woman's statement, but on the next Marylebone with being drunk and occasion he hoped to present a connectod was Riven that "wan account of the matter to the court, am 10.2t0 the previous night Mrs.

Salisbury interpreter a now een entered Harrow-rd. Police Station 0 4 mired. Dickinson discharged the asked to see the inspector on duty. Lokmea and remanded the other prisoners. the wore, for drink, oho was Asked to Th.

Queen has appointed Loh leave, and, alter parleying for rose time, did so. Shortly however, abs Feng huh, First Secretary of Li Hang returned, and, as she persisted in slap Chang'' Bpecial Embassy. to he lac, she was forcibly ejected. She then Honorary night Commander of the osseseenced to hallos and shout, and Royal Vic Masted such en uproar that the police were compelled to arrest lag the ruagistrete in her defence, Mrs. Salisbury said she emphatically denied' being drunk.

I was followed," she I said, by a man in a light suit all day long. I called upon doctor at Bank Buildings, who examined my husband for Insurance at o'clock in the afternoon, land then went to the office, and asked Inc 'information about my husband's estate. was followed from Mr. Rowe's once: in fact, I am shadowed' wherever I go 'on aerosol of my baby and myself. Fined or 7 days' imprisonment.

A CURE FOR CANCER RIVILATIONS AT BATIWZA laquagr. At Battersea, Mr. A. B. Hicks opened an inquest on Sophia Holliday, el, wife of a bricklayer.

Holliday. the bus. band, said deceased had been treated for cancer, and eventually went to see a person rallies himself Dr." Ferdinand, who, it was add, could cum cases of cancer. Witness's sister-inlaw went with her, and the doctor said he would undertake to effect lours within 9 months, his fee being a guineas down end so much a week, 'Duri the last 8 weeks of her life Er ceasedl was confined to her bed, sail was visited by" Dr. "Ferdinand.

Par vious to that deceased used to go to use him in his trap outside public-house 'at Battersea, where be would prescribe for Did you think duly-qualified medical practitioner would praotice from trap outside public-house? I have seen Cheap Jacks" doing Well, i let my wife do as she liked. Mammals AND Pu.le. previous witness, stated that soeswd had heard Mr. Ferdinand "preach" outside the Prince's Head of his ability to cure cancer. In conse quence of that they went to the man 's house at Chelsea, where Mr.

Ferdinand said he could have cured the cancer without taking off the breast. He merely felt the woman's breast from outside her underclothing, but did not look at it. He said he would kill the root of the canoer, and prescribed medicine and pills for The coroner at this juncture de- Snatched his officer to the house to take possession of all bottles and pills, witness said that deemed arranged to pay Mr. Ferdinand Al down (she could not afford AS) and A a month. Deceased was a witness fee Mr.

Ferdinand, when he was fined AM sad 210 for unlawfully practising as ea M.D.—Coroner: I remember the ease perfectly well, hut I did not know ilecipased was a in it. ANAL TO thy, went on to say that, in con. elderation of her evidence, Mr. Fee- I dinand had not charged her for his attendance lately. Witness had heard a woman named Bloomer tell people from Ferdinand's trap that she had had her breast reproved, and that he (Ferdinand) had cured her cancer.

As a fact, Bloomer bed told her that shs had not had a breast removed; but she had swelling on the hip which had been sewn up. Ferdinand distinctly told witness that he was able to give a death juror thought that Mrs. Bloomer should be found end called upon to give I Coroner: Oh. she will be i inquiry was adjourned for the production' of further evidence. Mr.

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Northwith, Blackburn. boltoo, Wmaa. TreMoo. doutaport, Crowe. Whackurch.

Hereford, Ludlow, Stafford, Macclesfield. the North Stadord Ashioa. Bala tax, Ilunderallsid. Liverpool, Madeleine, andliam, Rochdale Stockport Warrnagton Si Wore, Burton. Derbl.

Leicester. Coves Loannastoe. bunny. Wolverhamptoa, for Three sat 112 1t BMT to September Ittb, Inclusive. To Isle of Mao, for Tam, SISK MIL pa VSMYT ll Tall i alrtill further satire.

To Shrewsbury Will. cheater. Ciliwni MY, Llandudno. Diugq i darnioutb. Ahmlallryth.

amp other platies orth Wel, and to Untied, Southport, Blackpool, Lanceister. Carafortle Windaricare, and Ilia Loans Wirt. far Three, Sari, Tea, Mitten. or Days. Tor Dram.

farm. sad full sartmulars. WM, 00110 can be atelood Maur ot the 421f. 11411ltroN, Otiestral Lowden. MM.

GMAT NORTHIRN RAILWAY. ROAOWITIA SACW. QT. LlZOlik RAT Wont. MI.

OIIZIP 110481410., for 1.14.4 to bUIWASTLII ul ware 14.01•1444 1.41.4•0 44 SS Woamiril4l4 Wok, vad, YIBT haw Alit aTb. Urns. Ms 4 40. 100041.414 4.1440114•410 6.3 u. how Crum lA.

Syrrodk4 40. Seturnwg maw day MI, at asspAl Ow or Tbno Irom 40.14tosst• d. 41; K. 91. tts 70.

Artoro.us sato or ow 4..6.1. U. 7 owwww Iltl4 4.4444 asi.o Vara 12A. dd. gar putleutsra me billn, to be OWA.R.

Owoww mot Two. 1. Mew Hlll4l UAKLIO Omani Marro. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. CRAAP ROLIDATLONUON 1100 1 1 0111 11018 PO ST ALBANO.3 lIANYSTICIL aod A.

RAILVSNI)III 6 each caul deptambor 36tb, from nougat. at TA Ndarafako 1-36. lunaddoali. liai Cron 11." Flaabsty 7.8 14... To SANUESIIII, and lIARI ThOlage i ptolabar Ink.

Iron Iron l. .4 kat killf.) TU. liat tkrk Kau r0trz 1434 Id. 110. 7 11dXsay to TA R.

rtalAlllAtolUlt. CROMER 113.501,, aod TAR. 11011TU Iteptelooer ita, Iron Alaiya Cross (KA) at CIS Tara 8 IC ldt.d.4 tram at ta Pm-, Cruder 6.33, akonottAn la. Third clue mule taroSA BACK SATUMDAT Ins kicks 1111.3.! fora, 4, N. to.

or Day, to BRIULIEUTOR 1111.0 T. OCAIUOIIO UM. ROBIN litA)Da, HA IT 16118,61 SA LTII Ilk SEATOi 1 1242. 1 1U7 daVda ent 641 LA 4. lflrrok (Annul aad Vb.

Peru ILC. 1114. lloargat, Akio. gua TarnadnA Aug a cross NU AI, In dig luy Mout lautombar INA for II Dada. de berertot.

and 4Th Cue and for Sor II Doya Ma1m0. Pori, Dult. der. 41 o. lloatruat, lueorarea.

0,1 Struts at a 8,0011 rue for tke Itubla donkey will Kw te, to Ur I bean to gun I aeaolable for. 7A14111.1Y. IMO. fOl 3 or 6 tel Dui, Mguey: Intouoddca. Pourborocak, 141..

Nordneb. Liocolo 80. toss Nott gas, uorby tLrnsloy. kothoramd. Huodona told.

linnnbever. Ddsradter, laktodoo. Ludo. kr rd, koklaloy. Naldu.

Dull. York br.dhnernt. Malt. tabltey, Mork Darldlatnn. It.ehronad.

Durham. liaulepool, I utddleuroodb. fun paruulare. Ka balk to bo ote utua at company atall Lat ud Tura Offlrea. 1113 88 Oa s.

Y.W.T. BRIGHTON AND BACK for Dl. Ed. tM' VERT ardIULabAT Iron VIA Ora at 30. aver, TAINISIUT 00E.

at "0. .1, Luna bridg l.l44.. by 5477.4 ed at It. nut las porrtueed ouy holl ambled. co days 00050.704, plea 11..,..

A 11.118t•LI., peuuary. yoluoury OWN. Auonatloo, ak Cbaualde. AO. SOUTH ILW AY.

rs Nr arnaosoon TRIP to SHEERNESS SQUAD VIP Ev Lay SILVIO. Eg. TWAIN And l.OAt ChoOMI St MaisHol. pot; Canoe. p.m..

Sr.dpe, 337 pod Om Mow Room Ooe, Sol clam, as. PLI. Mom TO SCARBOROUGH End SUNDERLAND. lair 1 STIAMERS. eILaCTON 17iLLy.

trna 'MUM WHAllt at JO. add tta.l tlars. tainting Irma Clacton at 1., ITll.sact IPSWICH 1 1 A ILT (Prklairt mama.er as cuattllall Clacton TV ItOI.UN Granowad. trots VtraTia 14. Paul A' awl Vt.

'filburj, lar AI Kto Prartoarlo-stroot MORK TRIP. an4lllttal ll: F.T4l4 fearTpt WWI I ridass, 1 rval Wharf at 3, and utmal pmre. rallotirt at SAiltarnd Mao lba NO WT 114J.51 wdl Sill nut Sada, tau Way sMM ataaasen. m. C.C.

NATIONAL. SUNDAY LEAGUE SPIOIAL CIILIP AND PAST RICIIRSIORL 4 RIII (SUNDAY AFTERNOON, September Mb. Rsounioe by and it W. 1.:. to Elmore.

nab. Matt. lomtberlmaid and Ileothan, le Id from Waterloo LSO, Vauxhall Clapham Mb September. IT from Paddington and en Teignmomb and Deb it BOAT TRIP up barer Dart, Dartmouth to Taman le an. SISTER, Tiverton luactiom lituxtno.

Brldglrater. klumbeidg, WeetutrauperMare. at If r. 3. 64.

LIM. lluth VV. MU al rack. AUNUAT. nth TLIYOUTii .6.

Lt, Ltserpoonntrers am a.m. LPRWUJII sal Coleboetee. at 9.13 sat. BOA truss pall at Stratford. POSTIKORTIL Ic.

Portsmoutb sad trm round ibe Isle of Ntlight. es Ilyde. Ss. s. tad a it ate PWTERSPIELD.

Lioto tales. lalmu g. ani Wa rlo OWm. Su MS t.Taunshall. Juaction.

Wisubledoo, Lod Sure bites. ZARTINGS. sad Kaatioourar. Is. By L.B.

and 11.C.R.. from iadon and Victorm. am, at New come. Noroooo Junctsfo East crnyiloo Battersea, Juom sand Balboni. RANDOATS Dear Folkestone).

fixate. am Jo. By S. ER Into charms croak Waterloo. and a m.

9.17. London Bridge 910 a en. Abate aro all return fares full particulars or lan of future tag, to Soeretary i may be bad by lb. icen ral public. of usua 4 at at times of or BERRY MILLS.

Secretary. 011kma. 34. Zed Liannquars, Balton, BOUTIA.V.AeTEEN UAILWAY. 'ORIGINAL PHCENIX AND PUBLIC EXCURSION.

INS oda 3110RtiCLITTIL FOIALIaIoN C. Awl Dap, Ss. hews Fan. INwt, rrmay. 1110.

natued.Y. awl Maadea. Nelbrolitx I under IS halt Nlce. 41w nekats awl 'mon Slia. to W.

Thornton. Foddwerec a W.V. A 41, Unnaphrll.n..l.e rios4 lr) S. T. lawn DA 4 C.

(Immoral rev. r. It. Sox no l. to or to Julio 1110 10 10r04 1400 504.

Wawral. swami Parma 10 lainaully Doi V. 104111. II Ho! irs Is HHIOIITHS. i 6 .1 On llor: HoPlrororr L.L.a 12..

ed. POPULAR puBLIc HCE ex NIX CURSIONS (SONO it R. AT THE SHOHEHAII. or ZIEHEIIIACEiSi iIoborTEIE EHE 3.3. 8 4 1 4.

AY.t.5f 0 1 11. 1 5 0 t0 N. 14.. i. M.

wen ut the. of Ithrr from furl to Mr. 11. I.AMMIRT. ttA It mitt) til-1 /10.1411.

for tlmolars nn.111.141,.115. INtme Sr to Situ. ZXCURSION OF THE BEASON. Nos, 'mutest. SHIJIANPAL rn NovVer NAIL NIL Retu Va GIVING NINA IoNtAT aIASIDN.

tale at tlta Lottlon Mauna uo "Nitro. or of If 0. Name. retro- Ws). and aereauta Uopbanaer.

Jeffrovto Ns). IV. to pratont anapoollasant la. In 'ran Notate.not pon.laaett not otter Nam pteinbar 71b. LW WWI bunted.

CHEAP TRIPS TO SCOTLAND. 1.. PEP am 30 Hoare, wisence Pore 1.3 Inr.arn trams to 133103 1 3 3 wl Wave New Pa alea Y. PIPP II Parlay Hal ulaey. LsAal.2.l.

Pelee lar 13 31. CHAP. Us. Palura. tar tartto larthar to Geo.

4 M. .144, 5.4 Coat'. awl 01 Um City (Aloe, 74,61 twos lttre r. Circular GrangetaaatA. Wyman Lmatpoo alea AVOW Summon.

I. 1., R. 1 DRSAT WESTIRN RAILWAY. MIDLAND RAILWAY. iL AT TVISLIIIII SEPTEMBER.

INICIAL FLIT IL rOOl RI front ST. OUSEEOIIII teal leare PADDINGTON HA. CRAS aad CITY sTATI. ON Maar POSTRIOITT IN lIIELAND. mer, SMITICR betwees WIT- Os Sessemhor ISM Mb.

to DUBLIN, Balms. 0, awd CISAMISI. ISLANDS. Owlefm. SIRS MA 110iTS I il! 6 gr i 1 8 :27 TO IMAI DAY TM MS.

motor AM. se MIX, tO DIRECT 111411 0 Se 'ASSN SST ast LAMAS: mad September Aue .4 LON Dossasii. emir. TO for 5. 11, or 16 DAYS.

I Os Friday, September Iltb, tor 11 Deis from Pt. ar a Brzsr er ela.r ta. katcLAl. DAY- St ICS a. so.

to curfiels Dominos Ceetal with leArarlYg i I it I gig 2 enable fer i ll4, or 11 1 a. mw I 1111N VAAL. Tills. Swan. Smr imuwa, kr.

ter was If APTSI GAME, Me. Id. Aloe fee 11 07 II clays from Se at CO NY not MIST KIDAY 1110kIT, 110 ow, tar p.m., to talrfies. Perth. Duadee.

Arbroath. Forfar. TIM Umiak. Pt. TROUVIC Dem.

streclus Montrose. AIIEhDISEN. IN. 'retorro. port WMAradja, Trurs mueirese.

Part Willful, W. ageing SALMOUTM SA Ims PONZAMeL Mills LOOM, ON TICKETS a THIRD-CLASS MOUS ler I. 6. IL 16. er 11 am r.lllatba, woad PARE Jorhe sL Vll: tvgyvg.

iration. Pitt realt, 1 arIITTi LPN TO Skallit; DZY WITIIIN tILL mad ISA TEEN DAYS from Mae of 14.11. aide eity, ee, ter I se Ileys 4 Oa frulay. Sea llth, for 11 or 16 Days, fram MI en- STAKE seTtiauar. 744 6...

fee MINIHEAD, II Camos at O.M ybi to Nutt an LINTON. LYN MOUrte Stflassoad, Dorlisstaa. Durama, Newcastle. awl TM Tarloswelt. on the Tram.

741.100 MC St. CAMILLE BATIIRDAT. amter 1 tre for I IS. la. er Days 0 letter atitti 'a (or le Iles 1A said he I.l4.om._Coreea, Rmahertes inflames.

murales. Mos i i ll for Ldz, rn and U. IVO, Wraltpolame, Waleall. ii sa coin. t1.177,T1:i.T1t,.'11:.g.g: irotrt 6 tr, i rlrp Ise ass.

Ms waif, MIRIAM, Mother lob. or Thursdaf i marks De. erlak. Tematuouth. TORoUAT.

kiew rwi 1 Oat reKtglAtLfrU. 00 0 00 the 16 COi" l. :7 1 DILI of TIAN. mad mail Nib, inausise, SS 14, er 11 Dare. so LIVRITHOOL, 1101.14 11V0RT.

KLACAP(MIL pp 11 11 ass, tor PROVE. 'Memos 31.41._,t ell, irerLoolt HUIToN MohecAMIIE 111 All; EMAIL. Unclean. loraster. WITMoIITH am 1114.

sad 'IS ROUSH LAMY DUARICT. A nat. It I 0 the She CRANIUM, ISLAN Lab. for S. IL moAbte for 4 Is.

Leer A Deys. for times, au, tad great it tl for Ma .4., small KW. Takata lad SW, ma be bad at MAI a te --i i i ii i i i i iit et w. et irrltat: 541110.11.• a 001317 balk Oa teems mad fro TH OS. She left wr' Pere DMIK awl 0014.

and ALMS ter. Wm i aa ittrinail vr i gr ti lrii It.1:-. Glom. rime H. TUINRS.

(Marra Sumac but her wOuTilL sammple. ILFltoll HE. difllmates Corner. Mem, TITEIMON. le, fur J.

ii or It laps 0 cor em Al p.m for sWINIoN Alost 4treod. GROAT EASTERN RAILWAY. 'per. but CILOUCILSYEK CIIKLISSMAX ILAILINOILD. bee Fg Dl MI MAKLIMMTED mul ISMIOTBSI sr SUMS SIESIMIV 15; A VAST TRAINS a sow Said lt; ter 6 't lll" SATE.

sad T4lM 2 i croaa er. night to lee A LC ir it ith. He MIS es. lUr SWINDON. WISTONSUIMIS Ilmseteb, 7.1 Aldeburglelet ls.

trtd with Naas. le WI eIL lt, TOW peel. yy.i...e..y.....i1l Kis Su KIN DDT er, i i LTNOUTIC 17... PAL Ir v.rj 11K 0 1.e1l KAP MASTS marked A I 11 Ifam O.R. (P.O rutr i a ta i 5fe.4.

11, 11 vow pe he lISPTEMBER letta awl 16M.1 41 Pm for tOMS- I 6. emu. .04 06, 0 Muse farm 'from and fie MULDAY, ISEPTIAI rum 110, nod tab. Cle lee These Cheap TiCilela are alm th a per to warearuan. Drumm.

Lamm, CIeOMM. tr 4, IT rt zl 4.30 the lTtill ellMVl 06R Wl' Muth.s 6..4 Wm, Cremar. shortly tir BILYAST, Aramfb. Smultilles.LASlW lielecro CRIMP DAT TRIPS be Me SEASIDE, is I position 'arYterriVya Li larmetaza Mtle an p.m, 60 IL Lat. 'NU trIVI IA Lirr: ob.

terti 7 the mile- KILLAHNST, Mute street. cheap Through am men Me" it the en- serous we eam. ey. saw nod Herwah. apa 4001, unnot ire- tl.

1. .0 1 I ttf 1 A r. A Tel, Caseate, LaMpuda all be cotated at the commas haw), mu sch IS and KIK 1001611, Is 60.. Mil, Ina along itt a. and filfl- Oral Slmsera Maas sy Route, me mar tm'Ael aa KIMINte 1110501.

le dan; lroat L.Raele. atone tba AIM 11.1.4,11 CO OILUMM 1, Chums attmt. Ismburchaufet, (Impel OM, te Cross- Km full partaula i i edge. CILEILP RECURSIONS toll bate PADDINOTOII Leadms. 1111.

X. Dd 011 the THU A IV, lemma 7 IRS US Mew uae.r I VE CU IiaIL NT I 4 4711 T. SirlI I Iir 4 )--- i i picked up TRIP to Tapia, Mmdeolaeml, SILL ISlL LlN i tgoltfi. i i te 0 :74 aad 114 CK 1a .00 Mawr. anted ni tlllted SIT UWAT dem bIOS hite aoi.v.

Army Ludlow, L0C.1114401, BERN- Os Moeda, 111 Se umber tram Be 04e lie then 8 0 1 2 16 1 61 66.66 es 1 E. Restart To at CZ sm. I RION AND SACK M. On blesdays fi ll ire he was yis ILie, ETESHAII. WORCSIAZIL MAL sod Ma Semasher, from et.

Papers. and stroll there wit- yerar ner 6 Date SAS to Mark. Drat too. Cmwe Steele" Tel 1115 6 the parley. Warrtsgtos.

MANCH E3TV.R far 1 ar I MA. Per Dul her pf; Deuler sare las milestone 6 A p.m. se STRATPORLOWAVON. mad DUO. WM MIST, Drama' Kammr, net enie LIST, rMuntir 21Aw i tts Moeda, or TIDM, LaMar.

AotoM, lard mime; he WoL SE Leta Ye lliqty a t. returt milftipte 11,1 1.. 1,0 4., 0 THE NZW PALACE STEAMERS DAT. sypterumr lab NU DAY 1111 his boot- to IMADINte littuarrtord DEVIZES. es AM IltdeAa.

to STROUD. GLOUCESTER. 7 A IS A A HD IIII 4 but found Vi i lu ti ti LKG i i io tr 4 IUILVINILSI6 II 0 peresee 1 .0. SY ft HACK etery SION DAY. THCIODT did "Tv wov: TMO resIZTVIM A rt to lus i 0.41.1 re.e" lice etlitiOD e.

9l llYliotllCtor it Lhrt r41.11T/1.111 fensburchstrert, 5 am. MatemAr tub, CHEAP DAY MA sod WWI( daeiy 4enept Frxtsp. AM. and in Sicilia-SION Newbury. fie scheme, Special Tee'.

true. renyhorchwitset 1,. loom. wits book' to include 1 DIOVii, MY the ISIS ar WIOHT will lease Alt( 2 1 1 1. 0 MU "11.11"°".

Wm NAM Me 01. ft of toe 'merlon at Teen. WAAL GN. from OLIT SWAN rirld of the men aM bilis me be at. the Com.

Liam. MIA eseuptadt. to SAUGIATI ii. had cc veer'. Ithortandst Me uaml Resorts, Offromi.

mad 5A114141 V. eta 1 40 4 Seams tht WII.II.INdON. Omen! Rawer. Mahan. Moodey.ylet.