ROUGE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1888. VOL. V., NO. 438. R E G U L A , AIT° UTL'" M' 3/ FR T" RTI°" * "" GAZETTB, and all communications upon them, T O ™ » HB EDIT0E OF TNE POUCH GAZETTE, GBEAT SOOWTYAED; LONDON, S. W. 2 Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another for*. ° " J"! Property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable the article in question to be thereby identified. 4. In all cases where a reward is offered the name and address of some person responsible for the payment must be given, and the exact conditions be clearly stated. 6. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of stolen property will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a . est of 15*. per portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. ' 6. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature oj an officer of not less rank than Superintendent ; and, if the name of such person be req- nred to be inserted, and no warrant is in force against him, the requisition must be signed by the chief officer of police, or his immediate deputy, of the county, city, or borough, as the case may be. 7. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an officer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. T I O N S. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and an alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted tl the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the Editot notice » f the fact, referring to the number of the announcement for insertion in the next issue. 10. In all cases, the officer signing the request for insertion of any announcement, will be wholly responsible for any proceedings which may result from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on Wednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. Jhey must be clearly written on one side of the paper only, be in the usual form, and accompanied by a covering letter. 12. All payments must be in advance, either at the office, Great Scotland Yard, by cheque, crossed " Drutntnond $ Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Pottal Order, or in Stamps. 13. Advertisements are accepted for the POLICE GAZETTE through Mr. James Willing, 125, Strand, London, the sole Agent, who will furnish the rates on application. 14. Announcements concerning property lost or persons missing can only be accepted as advertisements. J. MONEO, Editor. NOTICE. 1.— The composition of the Friday No. of the " Police Gazette" will be found arranged for easy reference as follows :— ( a). Regulations at top of 1st page. ( b). Apprehensions Sought. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( c). Persons in Custody. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2\ Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. ( d). Property Stolen. ( 1). Metropolitan Police District. ( 2). Counties. ( 3). Cities and Boroughs therein, arranged in strict alphabetical order. 2.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied will be forwarded on appli- cation in the form set forth in my circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints s to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the date of as delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the 31st of April, 1887, between the British and Belgian Govern- ments, for amending Article I. of the Extradition Treaty of 20th May, 1876. The amended Article will henceforth read as follows:— " It is agreed that Her Britannic Majesty and his Majesty the King of the Belgians shall, on requisition made in their name by their respective Diplomatic Agents, deliver up to each other, reciprocally, any persons who, being accused or convicted as principals or accessories of the crimes hereinafter specified, com- mitted within the territories of the requiring party shall be found within the territories of the other party." " In no case, nor under any consideration whatever, shall the High Contracting Parties he bound to surrender thtir own subjects whether by birth or naturalisation." The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver up its own subjects to the other Government, but can not be considered bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. MURD YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). i.— HULL ( Borough),— WHEREAS, about 10 a. m., 8th February last, the dead body of ELIZABETH OLIVER, aged 13, was found lying at the foot of the embankment of the Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction Railway, within the boundary fence, near to what is known as Craven- street Bridge, and about 32 yards from the foot- path leading from Craven- street to Lee Smith- street, in this borough, and about 150 yards direct from her home. She cannot be traced further than about 150 yards from her home, going in an opposite direction to that where her body was found ( about 7,30 p. m., 7th February). At an adjourned inquest held Jst inst., a verdict of Wilful Murder was returned against some person or per- sons unknown. As no clue whatever can be obtained to the perpetrator or perpetrators of the crime, who it is supposed attempted to commit an outrage or indecent assault on the body after insensibility, it is requested that in the event of the slightest information being obtained which may lead to some clue to tracing the offender or offenders, immediate information be given to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull, T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FHIDAV. MARCH 9, ] J? 88. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 2.— C Division.— For obtaining money by means of fictitious cheques- J. WAUR, alias WAUER, age .30 to 35, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, moustache ( heavy) fair, f- yi s brown, broad- shoulders ; dres% dark blue box overcoat with velvet collar, dark trousers, high hat. A German. Speaks Er. glish fluently. Likely to be found at hotels or first- class lodging- houses in the provinces. Warrant issued. 3.— G Division— For stealing, 27th ult, a cash box, containing £ 15, a single stone diamond ring, and a signet ring, set bloodstone, with monogram " A" thereon— ANDREW CRUM, an engraver, age 18, height 5 ft. 3 or - 4 in., complexion sallow, blotchy face, hair dark brown; dress, dark jacket and vest, tweed trousers. May endeavour to emigrate. Has friends residing at Huddersfield. A native of Aberdeen. 4.— P Division.— For stealing .£ 80— THOMAS COTTAM, age 20, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes grey, very red face ; dress, light tweed suit, hard felt hat.— JANE COTTAM, age 26, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair auburn, eyes blue, large features, sharp pointed nose; dress, long black diagonal ulster or long red mixture jacket, black Gainsborough hat with ostrich feather, wears a Jubilee ( brooch made of four threepenny pieces. 5.— X Division.— For stealing £ 76 in notes and gold— JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON, grocer's assis- tant, age 20, height 6 ft., complexion fresh, full face, hair brown, moustache ( slight) light, birthmark over right eye, walks erect; dress, brown overcoat, black morning under, chocolate- colour scarf with horseshoe pin, black felt hat. A native of Clapham. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. AYRSHIRE. 6.— Galston ( County). — Woodcut portrait and description of License Holder ARTHUR CLEVE- LAND, alias WILLIAM McCLELLAND and CLARK, Office No. 33756, a labourer or miner, whose appre- hension is sought for failing to report; age 34, height 5 ft. 8 in , hair dark brown, oval face, blue spot point of nose, 2 scars right hip, one left knee, and several on head, mole right forearm, man, flowerpot and flowers right forearm, set of flags and " W. C." left forearm, bracelet both wrists, man and woman on chest, speaks with a mixed English and Scotch accent; dress when last seen, light grey tweed coat, blue pilot vest, dark brown check tweed trousers, check winsey shirt, white collar, lace boots, blue cap with peak. Convicted at Brighton, 18th March, 1875, and sentenced to 15 years' penal servitude for rape. Licensed 22nd September, 1887. B 37. Left Galston, 6th ult., accompanied by his cousin, Catherine Elizabeth McClelland, a millworker, age 19, short and stout, complexion fair, hair light, eyes blue, wound mark right forearm; dress, blue- grey- and white check shawl, dark grey winsey dress, green and red check turnover, lace boots, bare head. Information to the Chief Constable of Ayrshire, Ayr. BEDFORDSHIRE. 7.— Leighton Buzzard ( County).— For house breaking, 26th ult., and stealing I small gold watch, plain case, silver dial, No. 6936 ; 2 gold mourning brooches, set with a row of pearls, hair in centre, S. C. on back of one, M. C. the other ; 1 small gold do., set garnets, hair in centre; 1 round gold do., raised in centre ; 1 square pebble do., eet in silver ; 1 round tor- toiseshell do.; 1 gold ring, set garnet and pearls, rose shape centre ; 1 small glass bottle, covered with gold filigree, twisted gold handle; 2 steel buckles, 1J in. square ; 1 tortoiseehell buckle. 2 in. in length ; 1 gold heart- shape locket, M Y. thereon 1 small gold pencil- case ; 1 old red leather purse, with band ; 1 jubilee half- crown, and about £ 3 gold and silver— A MAN, age 28 to 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 6 in., slight build, com plexion sallow; hair and moustache ( slight) light, eye- lashes almost white, eyes red and weak, scar near corner left eye, forehead projecting and wrinkled ; dress, long dark overcoat, dark suit, light necktie, hard felt hat, tide- spring boots. Arrived from Euston 25th, and left Dunstable by first train, 27th ult., for King's- cross. Information to Supt. Shepherd, Leighton Buzgard. 8 — Sharnbrook ( County)— For larceny, 5th inst — JOHN GOODMAN, age 17, height 5 ft. 5 in., com- plexion fair, hair light brown, eyes grey, full face ; dress, grey coat and vest, brown cord trousers, double peak cap— FREDERICK FOSKETT, age 18, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes grey, freckled face, turns his toes inward when walking ; dress, long black coat and vest, grey trousers, black leather leggings, black hard felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector Quenby, Sharnbrook. BERKSHIRE. 9.— Maidenhead ( Borough).— For stealing, 27th ult., a light livery overcoat ( buttons deficient) and a pair of heavy lace boots ( nearly new) — JAMES KIMBER, age 35, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache brown, eyes hazel ; dress, fustian jacket ( lengthened with lighter material), white slop under, cord trousers, blue check shirt, heavy lace boots, hard felt hat. A native of Holyport, Berks. Supposed to belong to the Oxfordshire Militia. Information to Head Constable Taylor, Maidenhead. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 10.— Isle of Ely ( County).— For stealing, 13th ult., an old double case watch, hands and glass defi- cient, brass chain and keys attached— ELIJAH SMITH, a gipsy, age about 21, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion, hair, and moustache ( slight) dark ; dres-, black cloth coat, light cord trousers, blue muffler with spots, and dark cap with peak. May be found with hawkers of brushes, tfce., or with gipsies in Cambridge- shire, Huntingdonshire, Bedfordshire, or Norfolk. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Burrows, March. CARNARVONSHIRE. 11.— Carnarvon ( County).— For failing to report — Supervisee WILLIAM OWEN, alias WM. RODE- RICK- OWEN, Office No. 33413, age 51, height 5 ft. 61 in, complexion pale, hair brown ( turning grey), large tumour on back, speaks huskily A quarryrnan. Supposed now in South Wales. Sentenced at Carnar- von, 22nd October, 1886, to 9 months' hard labour and 3 years' police supervision for felony. Information to the Chief Constable, Carnarvon. CHESHIRE. 12.— Stockport ( Borough).— For stealing a num- ber of watches entrusted to him to repair— ALFRED CORBETT, age 62, height about 5 ft. 3 in., hair, whiskers, and moostache ( slightly grey) dark ; dress, black worsted overcoat, black suit, white collar, and black tie, lace boots, black hard felt hat. A native of Clerkenwell, London. Has a brother, John Corbett, a herald chaser, residing at Wardour- street, Oxford street, London, and sons: Alfred Corbett, a watch- maker, at Spennymoor, near Durham; William Corbett, mechanic, at Piatt's Machine Works, Oldham ; John Corbett, a dealer in jewellers' materials, 20, Hope- street, Hanley, Staffordshire ; daughters : Caro- line Foster, Cuthbert Cottages, Winson Green, near Birmingham ; Elizabeth Law, at 143, Oxford- street, Werneth, Oldham. Is well known to Mr. Prophet, jewellers' material dealer, Bolton. Has worked in King's- square, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Durham, and Scotland. Supposed to have been pre- viously convicted near Durham some years since, and sentenced to 9 months' imprisonment for a similar offence. Absconded 22nd ult., having about £ 40 in his possession, and is supposed to have sailed from Liverpool in the *' British King " for Philadelphia. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Warrant issued. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. CUMBERLAND. 13.— Wigton { County).— For obtaining goods by false pretences — EDWARD STEWART, alias BOILER, age about 27, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in , stout build, complexion fresh, hair light brown, one front tooth deficient; dress, light grey tweed jacket and vest, dark grey trousers, pink silk neckerchief, black silk cap with peak. A native of Penrith. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Brown, Wigton. DEVONSHIRE. £ 20 REWARD, 14.— Barnstaple ( Borough).— Woodcut portrait and description of JOHN DAVEY, whose apprehen- sion is sought for an of- fence under the Bank- ruptcy Act— age 43, height 5 ft. 9j in., complexion pale, hair very dark, beard and moustache black, eyes dark, stoops slightly when walking. Is supposed to have gone to America, ac- companied by his two sons, aged 21 and 19 respec- tively. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Villar, public accountant, 10, Hainmett- street, Taunton, for the apprehension and conviction of Davey. Information to Head Constable Songhurst, Barn- staple. DORSETSHIRE. 16.— Wim borne ( County). — For embezzling £ 3 15s. 6d.— WILLIAM RAMPLING, age 4o, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., complexion fair, hair ( thin in front) light brown, whiskers and moustache light, eyes small, full features, large forehead, of good address. Was employed as manager at Gas Works, and may seek similar employment. A native of London. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Marsh, Wimborne. ESSEX. 16.— Southend ( County).— For embezzlement— WILLIAM H. WOOD, a milkman, age 20 ( looks younger), height 4 ft. 10 in., slight build, complexion sallow, long thin face, hair brown, eyes hazel, stoops a little when walking ; dress, dark grey crat and vest, dark trousers, black hard felt low- crowned hat, lace boots. Well acquainted with London. Supposed to fcave been in a Reformatory School. A native of Southend. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Hawtree, Southend, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 17.— Northleach ( County).— For stealing 24s, 29th ult.— WILLIAM HAMBLETT, age 17, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, lobes of ears very large ; dress, black ribbed cloth jacket, brown cord trousers, blue handkerchief with white spots round neck, black hard bowhr hat. May be found at 2, Saffron- bill, Farringdon- road, London, E. C. A native of Longborough, Gloucester shire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Basson, Northleach. 18.— Stroud ( County).— For stealing a silver lever watch, a gold albert chain, and £ 7 15s. gold and silver THOMAS JONES, age 47, height 5 ft. 6 in., com- plexion fresh," hair turning grey, moustache light brown; dress, light cloth coat, moleskin trousers, and double peak cap. Carried a flag basket with tools. A bricklayer. Supposed native of Birmingham. 19.— Stroud ( County).— For larceny ( linen to dry) — WILLIAM BLISS, age 25, height 5 ft. 5 in., com- plexion fresh, hair brown, quick walker; dress, dark tweed trousers, dark vest, water- tight boots, no coat or hat. Has been previously convicted of burglary, and is a dangerous character. A native of Cheltenham. Information to Supt. Philpott, Strcud. HAMPSHIRE. 20— Winchester ( City).— For stealing, 6th inst. a brown single- breasted overcoat, button- holes much worn— A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown; dress, dark jacket and vest ( supposed navy blue), dark mixture trousers, peak cap. Information to Head Constable Morton, Winchester. KENT. 21.— Chatham ( County).— For failing to report- Supervisee GEORGE LANE, Office No. 31731, age 23, height 5 ft. 1J in., complexion fresh, hair red ( cut close), eyes blue, tattooed on left forearm, scar on fore- head. Sentenced at Maidstone, 23rd October, 1885, to IS months' hard labour and 3 years' police supervision for fowl- stealing. 640. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Coppinger, Chatham. 22. — Tunbridge Wells ( Borough). — For feloniously wounding his wife with intent to murder her- JOHN WARRENER, age 47, height 5 ft. 7J in., complexion, whiskers ( bushy), moustache, and beard dark, hair dark brown, eyes blue ; dress, long dark overcoat, dark trousers, billycrck hat. Has been a FBIDAY, MARCH 9, 1** 8 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 grocer, and convicted of Long Firm Frauds. A native of Brenchley, Kent. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Embery, Tunbridge I Wells. " LANARKSHIRE. 23.— Glasgow ( City).— For embezzling £ 109 3s. 3d. — CHARLES SADDLER, a collector and traveller, age 23 to 25, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fresb, hair, whiskers, and moustache ( slight) light ; dress, black beaver overcoat, black morning coat and vest, striped tweed trousers. Resided with his wife at 97, Raeberry- street, Glasgow. Absconded 25th ult. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Boyd, Glasgow. LANCASHIRE. 24.— Bury ( County) — For burglary at Radcliffe, 29th ult., and stealing a pair of men's lace boots with imitation toecaps, three brass eyelets and hooks, red lining on sides at top ( partly worn) ; a pair of ladies button boots, white lining, heel- plates, newly soled— TWO MEN : 1st, age about 50, height 5 ft. 3 in., com- plexion fair, hair, whiskers, and moustache grey dress, black coat and vest, brown trouiers ( torn at bottom), black billycock hat ; 2nd, age about 25, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair and moustache dark ; dress, dark coat and vest, dark cord trousers, lace boots ( much worn), double peak cap. Information to Supt. Henderson, Bury. 25.— Liverpool ( City'*.— For failing to report— License Holder JOSEPH SANG ER, alias SPARLIT, SPAGAT, JULIUS JACKSON, and JOHNSON, Office No. 34659, age 24, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown ( curly), eyes hazel, circumcised, moles right side neck, on chin, left cheek, and above left elbow. Sentenced at Exeter, 24th January, 1884, to 5 years' penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 30th January last. K 68.— Supervisees JOHN FOLEY, alias EDWARD DURNIN, and KEEGAN, Office No. 21666, age 24, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes blue, large cut left cheek- bone, scrofula marks on throat. Sentenced at Liverpool, 1st November, 1881, to 18 months' h* rd labour, and 5 years' police supervision for larceny. — JAMES BAXENDALE, Office No. 26007, age 36, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion dark, hair and eyes brown, scar on left eyebrow, and several on forehead. Sentenced at Liverpool, 7th December, 1872, to 10 years' penal servitude and 7 years' police supervision for larceny. Y 98— JOHN TYRELL, Office No. 33290, age 34, height 5 ft. 7k in., complexion fair, hair light, eyes hazel ( weak), T T. left arm. Sentenced at Liverpool, 11th July, 1882, to 5 years' penal servitude and 7 yeara' police supervision for larceny ( tools). 1 581. Information to the Chief Supt. Detective Depart ment, Liverpool- 26.— Salfo rd ( Borough.).— For obtaining £ 34 8s. 9d by false pretences— A MAN, age about 28, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fair, hair light brown ; dress, long black tight- fitting overcoat, silk hat, wore spec- tacles or eyeglasses. This man represents that he is authorised to collect accounts for certain firms, and gets the amount of account owing to the firm he names. Warrant issued. 27.— Salford ( Borough).— For embezzling £ 40 — ALFRED JAMES SMITH, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 in., co np'. exion sallow, hair dark, eyes ( very full) brown, slight moustache, no whiskers ; dress, brown check tweed overcoat with cape, dark tweed suit, hard felt hat. Warrant issued. 28.— Salford ( Borough).— Woodcut portrait and description of CHARLES DOUGLAS, a Scotch draper, whose apprehension is sought for several black, cheeks generally clean shaved, but sometimes has very Blight side whiskers, eyes dark, Jewish ap pearance, throws right leg out a little when walking, looks on the ground when speaking to anyone. Left Salford 30th August last, and it has since been ascer- tained that he took passage from Liverpool the following day oa board the steamer " Sardinian" for Quebec, but may have landed at Rimouikki. He booked and travelled in name of John Wilson, and was accompanied by a man named Rhodes, who travelled in the name of Jones. Their luggage was all labelled " Winnipeg, Manitoba," where it is sup- posed they have gone with the intention of turning to farming. A note was received from Douglas on 23rd October, headed " St. James'- street, Montreal," and bore the Montreal post- mark, dated 13th September. All the warrants and depositions in this case have been submitted to tho Secretary of State for the Home Department, and Lave been duly sealed and authen- ticated by him with a view to apprehending Douglas under the Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Salford. ( Case No. 94) 17th October, 1884; ( Case No. 14) 30th October, 1885 ; and ( Cane No. 47) 15th April, 1887. Warrant isMied. Information to Chief Constable Milne, Se. kirk. SURREY. 32,— Chertsey ( County).— For embezzling £ 15 — CHARLES V. GAIR, a clerk, age 37, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair brown; dress, brown suit, black hard felt hat. Was iu ilie service of Mr. Lancaster, of Hdstings, about 4 months. Supposed a na'ive of Southampton. Warrant issued. Not to be apprehended out of thu United Kingdom. Information to Supt. Bungard, Chertsey. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 29.— Northampton ( Borough).— For fraudulent bankruptcy— R. PIERCE, age about 33, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., stout build, complexion fresh, moustache ( slight) dark, clean smart appearance. BRICE, age 28 to 30, height 5 ft. 2 or 3 in., complexion sallow, whiskers brown ( may now be shaved), round face. Pierce was living in St. Giles'- street, in this town, with his wife, a tall, good- looking woman, complexion fresh, hair ( cut short) brown, and a boy about 4 years of age. Another man, said to be his brother, James Pierce, age about 24, height 5 ft. 3 or 4 in., complexion ( clear) dark, was living with him and assisting in the business, which was styled " The Bon March6." Brice was living with his wife, who is stout and taller than he, at 61, Sheep- street. An old man and woman ( supposed Pierce's parents) assisted in carrying on the business of both firms, such as making or repairing cheap furnituie, making up, & c. The old man was 60 years of age, very short, with grey hair, generally wore a high hat and carried a stick. Their modus operandi is to open shops in names only slightly different from some well known in the town ( such as Brice and Co. being converted into Brice and Sons!, thus easily obtaining a quantity of goods with- out inquiry, and sending the same to auction sales, and after thus disposing of a considerable quantity they leave without notice, and are not heard of again. Letters of inquiry have been received from all parts where these people have sent for goods, including furniture, rugs, mats, bedding, fancy goods, flannel, table cloths, woollen goods, ifcc. Should any person or persons answering the descrip- tion of the above be known to have recently opened a shop in any town, it is requested that information be sent to the Chief Constable, Northampton, before apprehending, when an officer will be sent to identify them. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Mardlin, Borough Police, Northampton. SUSSEX ( EAST). 33— Brighton ( Borough) — For stealing 2 coa< s, 2 vests, and a pair of troussrs— JOSEPH GREEN, age 34 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 45 in., complexion pale, thin face, hair and moustache ( turning grey) dark, eyes haz- 1, long scar on cheek ( supposed left1, is suffering from rheumatism ; dress, black diagonal overcoat, dark under ditto dark check trousers, hard felt hat. Is a bassoon player, and sometimes plays a cornet. Has been in the army. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. 34.— Hastings ( Borough) — For stealing, at Saint Leonards- on- Sea, a japanned tin cash- box, containing £ 10 gold and silver, a pass- book on Beeching and Co.' s Bank, Hastings, some cheques on the London and County Bank, Luton Branch, and memoranda— TWO MEN, one of whom induced the oecup; er of the shop to go down into the area to look for a shilling which he pretended to have droppd: 1st, age 25, height 5 ft. 7 in., slight build, moustache ( slight) dark ; dress, long dark overcoat, brown or black felt hat 2nd, age about 25, height 5 ft. 7 in., hair light, walked lame ; dress, light overcoat, light tweed suit, black felt hat, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. UB. OESR. 30.— Nottingham ( Borough).— Whereas on the night of 27th ult. the body of a newjy- born male child was found in an entry in Shaftesbury- street, with a pocket- handkerchief tied tightly round the neck, and wrapped in coarse brown wrappering, on which was painted " 1117," a cross, and two black marks. A coroner's inquest was held on the body, and a verdict of wilful murder returned against some person or persons unknown. Information to the Chief Constable, Central Police Station, Nottingham. offences under 5 ft. 6 in., complexion the Bankruptcy Act - age 27, height sallow, hair and moustache SELKIRKSHIRE. 31.— Selkirk ( County).— For falsehood, fraud, and wilful imposition, 23rd December last — J. H GUTHRIE ( supposed false), age 32 to 34, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fresh, hair ( supposed slightly frizzled), side whibkers, and moustache dark ; dress, dark overcoat, black twill worsted suit, high hat with band, carried a black handbag containing a quantity of transfers. Stated he was a commercial traveller, and resided at 122, Downsell- road, Leighton road, Stratford, London. His practice is to call on painters, stating he is the representative of Messrs. J. and W. Gray and Co. transfer painters, London ( false), asks them to become agents for the sale of transfers, and that those who agree to take an agency will receive a draught screen, value £ 5, covered with transfers, also that pattern books circulars, and other advertising notices will be for- warded in a few days. Samples of transfers are then left, and money obtained on the strength of the fore' going representations. Supposed same as described in POLICE GAZETTE ( Case No. 15), 15th August, 1884 Information to Head Constable G enister, Hastings. WARWICKSHIRE. 35.— Leamington ( Borough). — For obtaining money by means of fictitious cheques on the Manches- ter, Liverpool and District Banking Company, Accring- ton Branch- JOHN E. DAVIS, alias J. H. RHODES and ALFRED RHODES, age 28, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion fresh, moustache and small side- whiskera black, speaks peculiarly with a nasal accent; dress, light grey ulster with cape, brown plaid suit, blue neckerchief with white squares, hard felt hat. Passed the cheques here upon tradesman for all kinds of goods, and obtained the balance. The cheques were mostly for £ 6 10a. Is also wanted at Derby, Taunton, Banbury, and Burnley. ( See POLICE GAZETTE, Case No. 16, 25th November last; Nos. 42 and 43, 20th January last; and No. 23, 17th ult ) Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Brabner, Lea- mington. WORCESTERSHIRE. 36.— Great Witley ( County).— For larceny ( lod- ger), 28th ult.— CHARLES PREECE, a tailor, age 26,. height 5 ft 6 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, left leg shorter than right; dress, pepper- and- salt suit, black hard hat, strung lace boots. Supposed gone to Manchester. A native of Long Leinthall, Shropshire. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pugh, Great Witley. See Latest Information. PEBSON3 IN CUSTODY. BEDFORDSHIRE. 37.— Luton ( Borough).— Remanded for uttering counterfeit half- crowns, 3rd inst.— CHARLES JOHN- SON, age 50, height 5 ft. 5j in., complexion fresh, hair, moustache, and eyes grey, irregular teeth, 2 warts back of neck left side; dress, dark pilot jacket and trousers, lace boots, brown plaid cloth cap. Previously convicted at Bedford Quarter Sessions, 19th October, 1881, and sentenced to 9 months' imprisonment for uttering— FREDERICK PETERS, age 38 to 40, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion and hair dark, eyes brown, moustache black, long face, wiry build, large round white scar right shoulder- blade, varicose veins right leg; dress, dark blue diagonal overcoat, black diagonal under, tweed trousers with coloured stiipe, black hard felt hat. States he is a bookbinder, and that he recently resided at 8, Deansgate, Manchester; also that he served 8 years in the army. Had in his possession a letter dated October 1847, written by S E. Peters, at Buffalo, America, and addressed to his brother, John Peters, boot and shoe maker, Menagerie- street, Helston, Cornwall. These men were arrested at the railway station,, Luton, after taking tickets for St. Pancras. Information to Head Constable Jaquest, Luton. T) T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1888. KENT. 38.— Ramsgate ( Borough).— Sentenced to one month's imprisonment, 28th ult., for stealing a coat from the hall of a chapel during service— ABRAHAM JACOBS, age 28, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair and eyes brown, speaks with a strong foreign accent; dress, black frock coat, brown trouiers and hat, black scarf tie; appearance of a tramp. A native of Poland. Information to Chief Constable Buss, Ramsgate. LEICESTERSHIRE. 39.— Hinckley ( County).— Committed for trial at the next County Sessions, for larceny— EDWARD ELLIS, age 31, height 5 ft. 3J in., complexion pale, hair, whiskers and moustache black, eyes brown. States he is a native of Bath, and that he was con- victed at Bristol in name of George Walker, at Here ford in name of Edward Ellis, and at Aylesbury February, 1887. Supposed wanted for other offences Information to Supt. Chapman, Hinckley. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 40.— Newport ( Borough).— Sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, 24th ult., for stealing carpenter's tools - JOHN ROBERTS, alias HENRY JONES, age 45, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, hair ( turning grey and small side whiskers, small mole near left elbow scar from boil inside right wrist, small white mole on face near left ear, peculiar twitching of the face dress, short black cloth coat, plaid vest, brown tweed trousers, striped pink flannel shirt, lace boots, black hard felt hat. States he is a labourer, and native of Altrincham, Cheshire. Supposed previously convicted, and wanted for other offences. Information to Head Constable Sinclair, Newport. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 41.— Peterborough ( Liberty of).— Committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions, 5th prox., for obtaining money by false pretences- HARRY WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN SCOTT, a tramping photographer, age 48, height 5 ft. 6 in , complexion fresh, hair dark, rnous tache slight; dress, old brown overcoat, light check suit, lace boots, double peak cap. This man called upon persons and obtained money from them on the pretence of taking their photographs, which he promised to forward in 8 or 9 days, but this he failed to do, and it has since been discovered that his camera was a sham, as he was unable to take photo- graphs. Information to Inspector Blackman, Peterborough. OXFORDSHIRE. 42.— Oxford ( City).— Committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions, 2nd prox., on four charges of larceny from shops, < fcc.— THOMAS J ONES ( supposed false), age 27 or 28, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes blue, scars from burn inside left forearm ; dress, light brown check coat and vest, light tweed trousers, boy's light tweed cap, peak in front, narrow black braid worked on top, white scarf. Was convicted of horse- stealing at Gloucester Assizes, 2nd February, 1885, and sentenced to 12 months' im- prisonment. A native of Gloucestershire. Information to Chief Const- able Head, Oxford. SUSSEX ( EAST). 43.— Hastings ( Borough).— Committed for trial at the ensuing assizes at Lewes for fraud and falsifica- tion of accounts— WILLIAM CLARK, a builder's clerk, age about 40, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion, hair, whiskers ( turning grey), beard and moustache dirk, rather long nose, slight Jewish appearance ; dress, black frock coat and vest, check tweed trousers, black high hat. Obtained his appointment by a false reference. Supposed previously convicted. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Hastings. WARWICKSHIRE. 44.— Aston ( County).— Committed for trial at the Warwick Assizes, 12th inst., for larceny ( person)— EDWARD SUMMERS, alias ARTHUR SMALL- WOOD, WILLIAM WOOD, HOWARD, ROSE, LAW- RENCE, and CLIFFE, age 54, height 5 ft. 7* in., complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes grey, scar centre of forehead, dent right top of forehead, corner of eyebrows wrinkled, excrescence inside bottom of 3rd finger right hand, size of a marble; dress, dark cloth overcoat, brown check reefer- shape jacket, light trou- sers, black hard felt hat, lace boots. Information to Supt. Walker, Aston, Birmingham. 45,— Atherstone ( County).— Committed for trial at the Warwick Assizes, 12th inst., for stealing a horse and cart ( recovered)- GEORGE MANFIELD CHIL- LIS, age 47, height 5 ft 4 in., complexion dark, hair ( cut short, thin on crown) and moustache dark brown, eyes brown, long scar right hand, burn mark left elbow, scar left eyebrow, small brown mole left side of nos£ large scars as from fracture above left ankle skin on forehead contracted, causing eyebrows to be drawn up ; dress, black ribbed overcoat, black frock coat bound with braid, brown check trousers ( tight- fitting), brown hard felt hat, lace boots with toecaps, black scarf with blue spots. States he is an itinerant photographer, and during the summer months frequented Brighton and the South Coast. Supposed previously convicted and wanted for stmilar offenoes. Photograph can be obtained on application. Information to Supt. Hannah, Atherstone. 46.— Coventry ( City).— Remanded till 12th inst., for obtaining money by false pretences by represent- ing himself to be the honorary secretary of a local athletic association which has no existence— EDWARD MORETON, a book canvasser or insurance agent, age 16, height 5 ft. 42 in., complexion fresh, hair, side whiskers, and moustache light brown, eyes ( full) hazel, scar over right eye, mole right cheek; dress, double- breasted black worsted frock coat, brown plaid trousers, brown felt hat, low shoes with cloth tops. States he is a native of Dorking, Surrey. Information to Head Constable Norris, Coventry. WILTSHIRE. 47.— Chippenham ( County).— Sentenced to 1 month's imprisonment for being found on enclosed premises, supposed for an unlawful purpose— JOHN WILLIAMS, alias ISAAC JONES, age 60, height 5 ft. 7 in, complexion fresh, hair and eyes grey, scar over right ear, slight impediment in speech ; dress, blue serge jacket bound with braid, dark blue ribbed trousers and vest, black and white striped muffler, heavy hob- nailed boots ( nearly new), Muller's cut down hard felt hat. States he is a native of Com mercial- road, London. Previously convicted at Salis bury Quarter Sessions, 7th April, 1886, in name of Isaac Jones, and sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment for larceny. Supposed wanted for other offences. Information to Supt. Barrett, Chippenham. PROPERTY STOLEN. BERKSHIRE. 48.— Windsor ( Borough).— 22nd ult., from the Castle Hotel— A black handbag, about 14 in. long silver- plated mountings, containing a writing case ; packet of assorted note paper; envelopes ; 1 round pen case, imitation of a pencil; 5 manuscript books, various sizes ; circulars ; 1 champagne knife ; 1 bunch of keys ; 1 dictionary ; and 1 or 2 novels. Writing case contained a cheque book ; 2 cheques ( one for £ 6 on the London and Sonth- Western Bank, Bow Branch, crossed and signed " A. Boake, Roberts, and Co."; one for dividends, " London Pavilion Co.," value 27s.); and correspondence, notes, & c. Information to Supt. Hayes, Windsor. CHESHIRE. 49.— Macclesfield ( Borough).— 17th ult. — 3 pairs coral earrings, gold tops ; 1 pair dead gold ditto ; pairs ditto ( one pair shape of horseshoe) ; 5 pairs gold earring bits; 2 sets white metal shirt studs, gold plated, chased tops; 6 gold shirt studs, chased tops ; 2 gold watch keys ( one with blue stone in centre, one shape of sma 1 cockle shell in centre) ; 6 silver brooches, various patterns; 1 magnifying glass, lj in. in diameter; 3 lbs. of thick twist tobacco; and 100 cigars. Information to Chief Constable Sheasby, Maccles field. DURHAM. 50.— Sunderland ( Borough) — 22nd ult., by shop- breaking— 1 gentleman's gold keyless lever, white dial; 3 large silver Geneva watches, dials checked in centre, gold chapters with gold band round, gold hands and steel seconds pointer, engraved round edge, engine- turned case3, private mark C/ E/=, " Specially exa- mined Patent Lever, full jewelled," on dome, and " W. H " engraved on inside of outer case ; 4 gentlemen's silver Genevas, silver dials flowered in centre, painted black chapters, gold band round dial, steel hands and second pointers, " D. F. and Co." lettered inside of outer cases, private mark C/ G/= ; 5 silver chrono- graph levers, chased round edge of cases, white dial^ black chapters, steel hands, has engraved on dome " chronograph lever, 15 jewels," and number of watch ( not known) also on dome, " C. F." and number inside of outer case, private mark C./ I. O./=, has a railway engine and words " Railway Regulator" on back of outer case ; 6 ladies' gold Genevas, brass domes, chased cases, ribbed rings, gold dials with flower in centre, private mark C-/ F./= ; 18 ladies' silver Genevas, chased backs, private mark I. L / A.; 2 ladies' silver Genevas, figured dials, sunk figures in circle, steel hands, small flower in centre of dial, private mark C / C./=, all private marks are scratched near rim inside of outer case; an aluminium gold lever ( Boston), large size, white dial, steel hands; 2 silver chronograph watches, Nos. 12241 and 10289 ; 50 gold lockets ( difle- rent sizes, some heart shape, oral, and oblong, chased and enamelled); 12 gold scarf pins, mostly horseshoe shape ( one star shape, with crystal in centre ; one a man's head in camoo, set in oval gold frame, with gold knobs on edge; a gold pin, 6 sides ( Hexagon), with mauve stone and ribbed edge) ; 4 dozen gold wedding rings, 18 and 2?.- carat; 5 dozen gold keeper rings, chased, some buckles, some flat and half round ; I black enamelled keeper ring, with " Mizpah " lettered on in blue, 18- carat; a gentleman's gold ring, set with a garnet, square setting in a claw ; 12 silver bracelets, one buckle, 2 flat ones with knobs on edge, and 4 very wide half round ones ; 2 silver vinaigrettes, one about 1 in. long, the other about 2 in. long, chased, gold in- side ; 4 dozen gold seals, different sizes and different coloured stones ; 6 dozen ladies' and gentlemen's gold rings, set with different coloured stones ; a silver pen- cil- ease and penholder combined, telescope, stone in end ; a brooch made out of 5s. piece, reversible frame, small knobs round edge— all new ; and a glazier's dia- mond, large block, bras* hoop, rosewood handle. Information to Chief Constable Huntley, Sunderland ESSEX. 51.— Chelmsford ( County).— 2nd inst., by burg- lary— About 2 dozen table knives, white handles, some large, some smallr( may have " P. Lewis, 47, Bishops- gate- street Without," thereon) ; 1 poultry knife and fork ; 1 carving knife and fork ; 1 steel; 1 chemise ; 1 pair lady's drawers ; 1 night dress; 1 pair stockings ; 1 flannel petticoat; 2 towels; 1 table cloth; 1 tray cloth- all marked " C. Woodard "; 1 table cloth, marked " Goodchild " ; 1 large apron. Some wadding which was used to deaden the sound of the broken glass was left behind. Information to Chief Constable Somerset, Chelms- ford. 52.— Ongar ( County).— 22nd ult., from an out- house at Tyfleld Hall, Ongar— A double barrel breech- loading gun, No. 8903. Information to Inspector Robinson, Ongar. KENT. 53.— Folkestone ( Borough).— 5th inst., by burg- lary— An Indian sword, much carved, blade inlaid with gold and blue enamel, gilt brass scabbard with the arms of the King of Delhi thereon : a small dark Indian marble ornament, with animal carved on top. 54.— Folkestone ( Borough).— 9th ult.— A set of black leather harness, plated mounts, head- piece and bridle very large, flat snaffle rings, plated hames, rosette broken off one side of head- piece, small piece broken off one side of loin straps ; a pair of reins, and a dark blue rug with rings for straps— Supposed by JOSEPH YELDING, age 20 to 22, short, thick set, wears his hair in curls on forehead. Travels the country with a house van. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. LANCASHIRE. 55— B ury ( County).— 1st inst., by housebreaking — A very dark grey stockinette overcoat, cloth covered buttons, yellow lining with brown- and- red stripes forming a square of about 1 in. ( nearly new). 56.— Bury ( County).— 3rdinst.— A gentleman's gold centre- seconds chronograph stop watch, No. 2808, maker, " E. Wise, Manchester," white dial, minute and seconds hands deficient, plain cases, back dented. Information to Supt. Henderson, Bury. OXFORDSHIRE. 57.— Oxford ( City).— 1st inst., by housebreaking — 1 lady's plain gold ring, diamond cluster; 1 lady's do., 2 opals with small diamonds or pearls ; 1 lady's do , 4 pearls with small diamonds between ; 1 lady's plain gold band ring, " A. E. J." enamelled, partly worn off; gold cable pattern albert chains; 1 silver Geneva watch, white dial, plain case ; 3 plain gold studs ; 1 lady's albert, double wheat- ear pattern, with spade ace guinea, 4 American gold dollar pieces ( have been links), a gold American whistle, gold ball with place for hair, gold coin of the Guatemalian Republic, Russian gold coin, and one or two other gold pieces attached ; 1 gentleman's gold signet ring, onyx stone, with crest- lion rampant and " H. V. T." engraved below ; 1 gold horseshoe brooch ; 1 pair gold ear- balls; 1 small silver Geneva watch, engraved " A. E. B."; 1 small albert chain; 1 silver buckle bracelet; 1 small silver Geneva watch ; 1 small double albert chain ; 1 half crown, made into a brooch ; 1 old- fashioned gold watch, No. 10744; small gold Geneva watch, flat glass, white dial, en- graved " A. E. P. H., Feb. 5th, 1877"; 1 gold bracelet; 1 gold locket, with diamond in centre ; 1 garnet and gold bracelet, 1 gold- and- white enamel brooch, or Celtic cross, with centre pearl; 1 solid silver necklet; and I Indian silver necklet; 4 crown pieces, very old ( before the George's); 2 small bags of old coins ( various), chiefly silver; and a lady's gold ring, set 5 red and white stones— Supposed by a MAN, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fresh, full face, hair and moustache very dark ; generally walks with his hands in his pockets ; dress, dark overcoat and TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1888. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. clothes ( some light blue paint on left side), heavy boots, hard felt hat. Had in his possession a jemmy for breaking open dressing- cases, < kc. Information to Head Constable Head, Oxford. STAFFORDSHIRE. 58— Lichfield ( City)— 16th ult., by burglary- 2 silver inkstands ( one engraved " Jane Barrington "); 2 silver candlesticks, about 10 in. high ; 3 small silver boxes ( one engraved " A. M-") ; 4 silver salt- cellara ; 4 silver salt- spoons; 2 silver mustard- pots ; 1 silver mustard- spoon ; 1 small silver cruet stand ; 1 silver sugar basin and sifter ; 1 silver waiter, about 7 or 8 in. in diameter; 1 pair silver snuffers and tray ; 1 small silver tray ; 1 silver tea caddy and spoon ; 1 silver coffee- spoon; 1 gold thimble; 1 gold penholder; 2 plated salt- spoons, marked " Maple and Co., London" ; 1 small silver mug, engraved " W. D. M. to Dora" ; 1 handsome old- fashioned silver mug, engraved " E. R. D. M."; 1 small silver Etui, about 3 in. long, with seal at bottom, engraved " E. M. K." ; a Bilver top of a brandy flask ; 2 £ 5 Bank of England notes ; and about £ 34 in gold and silver. Information to Chief Supt. Hernaman, Lichfield. SOMERSETSHIRE. 59. — Frome ( County). — 6th inst. — 2 copper boilers ( one 10 gallon, round shape, formerly had an iron handle, which has been cut off; one 8 gallon, oval shape, iron handle). Information to Supt. Williams, Frome. SUSSEX ( EAST). 60.— Hastings ( Borough).— 14th ult.— A lady'sl8 carat goldGenevawatch, crystalglass, gold dial, denton outside case, No. 31741 or 31737.— Supposed by a MAN, middle age, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion sallow, whiskers ( long) light brown, no moustache ; dress, dark clothes, soft black felt hat. Information to Chief Constable Glenister, Hastings. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 61.— PockI j n gt o n ( County).— Ist inst. — A printed fustian jacket, black- and brown plaid, lined woollen check, four buttons down front, pocktts each hip, one outside left breast, ticket pocket right side ; 1 fustian jacket, pocket each hip, one inside left breast, patch on right arm ; 1 drab twill jacket, pocket on hips, one inside left breast, four buttons down front ( one very large with glass centre). Information to Supt. Farrah, Pocklington. 62.— Hull ( Borough).— 27th ult.— 1 black worsted overcoat, bound broad silk braid; 1 dark brown mackintosh, plaid lining ; 2 black worsted coats; 1 pair dark grey trousers ; 1 pair light ditto, small check pattern ; 1 pair blue cloth ditto ; 3 black cloth vests • 1 Gladstone bag. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. main road from Oxford to London: An oval- shape f? old pendant, about two inches long, leaves and small bsll in centre, place at back for hair or photograph ; a snake- pattern gold necklet; a double snake pattern gold watch- chain, about 2 ft. long ; 2 small gold pencil- cases, about 1J in. long; a gold coral scarf- pin; a common gilt bangle ; a small gilt brooch, representing a fly on a flower, earring to match ; a small gold ear- ball ; a small harp and crown, white metal. Information to Head Constable Head, Oxford. LATEST INFORMATION. APPRF. HEN8ION8 80UQHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 87.— K Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip. tion of EDWARD THOMAS JONES, whose appre- PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND- BERKSHIRE. 67.— Newbury ( County).— Fell dead in the street, 6th inst., a tramp, age about 40, length 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fair, hair dark brown, beard and mous tache sandy, no whiskers, eyes blue, roman nose, ring tattooed middle finger, and 2 dots back of left hand ; dress, dark cloth short coat, two white moleskin vests, brown ribbed cotton corduroy trousers, black check shirt, white flannel under ditto, red- and- black scarf, white cotton braces, blue worsted stockings, brown cloth cap with peak, and heavy nailed blucher boots. Photograph will be forwarded on application. Information to Supt. Bennett, Newbury. PROPERTY FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. 68.— Manchester ( City).— 1 gold hunter watch, No. 65910; 1 silver English lever ditto, No. 3739; 1 silver Geneva ditto, silver dial, No. 34047; 1 gold signet ring, " F. G. M." thereon ; 1 gold horseshoe pin, set 7 pearls and 1 turquoise; 1 15- carat gold ring, set cornelian stone ; 1 silver horseshoe pin ; 1 gold albert guard, massive links ; 1 gold watch- key ( on gold split ring), set yellow, blue, and white stones. 69.— Manchester ( City).- 1 scarf pin, set dark stone ; 1 plated guard, with gold watch- key appendage, set bloodstone one side, yellow stone the other ; 1 gold lever watch, No. 28855. Information to the Chief Constable, Manchester. ANIMALS^ FOUND. LANCASHIRE 70.— Old Trafford ( Coiiraty).- Mare, Case No. 62, 2nd inst., has b « en owned. PROPERTY RECOVERED. 71.— Durham, Sunderland ( Borough).— Jewel- lery Case, No. 50, and thief apprehended. See Latest Information. APPREHENSIONS. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING). 63.— Sheffield ( Borough).— 3rd inst. — 1 silver Geneva watch marked between the figures VII. and VIII., maker " Dodge, Market- place, Manchester"; 3 small gold studs, chased, ivory backs, in case ; 3 pearl studs, with diamonds in centre; 1 American gold dollar scarf pin ; 1 violin, marked inside " Carlo Fecil Berzouge, 1779 " ; 1 black silk dress, trimmed black silk velvet; 1 black dress skirt ; 1 black cash- mere dress, trimmed silk velvet and intermixed with a gold plaid ; 7 white linen shirts ; about 1 dozen bed- room towels, some striped and others plain ; a quantity of white pillow slips and bolsters ; and several women's plain white skirts. Information to Chief Constable Jackson, Sheffield. See Latest Information. ANIMALS, ETC., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 64.— J Division.— 2nd inst., at Longton Bridge, Essex— A brown mare, 6 years, 15J hands, white star on forehead, off hind fetlock white, black mane and tail ( cut short), dent on off side hip about the size of an egg, shoes raised on outside, in good condition. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. PROPERTY FOUND. DERBYSHIRE. 65.— Derby ( County).— 29th ult., in a ditch at Alvaston— 1 dozen electro dessert spoons, 1 dozen electro dessert forks, all new but much scratched; 2 common salt spoons. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Lawson, Derby OXFORDSHIRE. 66.— Oxford ( City).— 6th inst., in a field on the 72.— Metropolitan Police District, S Divi- sion.— CHARLES HARTLAND, Case No. 6, llth March, 1887. 73.— Denbighshire, Wrexham ( County) — WILLIAM LLOYD, Case No. 18, 24th ult. 74.— Hampshire, Basingstoke ( Borough).— JOHN E. DAVIES, Case No. 30, 24th ult., and after- wards committed suicide by throwing himself under a train. 75— Lancashire, Burnley ( County).— Super- visee MARY SCULLY, Office No. 33980, Case No. 117, 24th ult. 76.— Lancashire, Burnley ( County).— J. E. DAVIES, Case No. 30, 24th ult. 77.— Lancashire, Old Trafford ( County).— DANIEL CORECROST alias IRISH DAN, Case No. 22, 2nd inst. 78.— Lancashire, Rochdale ( County).— Super- visee JOSEIH SYKES, Office No. 29264, Case No. 70, 10th ult. 79.— Lancashire, Liverpool ( City).— ALFRED H. BOiVTHWICK, Case No. 32, 24th ult. 80.— Lancashire Liverpool ( City).— License Holder PETER CONROY, Office No. 33867, Case No. 33, 24th ult. 81.— Lancashire. Oidham ( Borough).— License Holder JOHN McCARTY, Office No. 34545, Case No. 19, 10th ult. 82.— Lancashire, Salford ( Borough).— Super- visee THERESA TAYLOR, Office No. 34687, Case No. 23, 2nd inst. 83 — Shropshire, Bridgnorth ( County).— JOHN OWEN, Case No. 64, 24th ult 84— Somersetshire, Bath ( City).- PARSONS, alias PHILLIPS, Case No. 32, 2nd inst. 85.— Yorkshire ( E. R.), Hull ( Borough).— RICHARD P. DENT, Case No. 25, 2nd September, 1887. 86.— Yorkshire, E. R., Hull ( Borough).— Super- visee JOHN CARROLL, Office No. 29912, Case 57, 30th April, 1886. hension is sought for stealing £ 67, the moneys of the Metropolitan Asylums Board— age 35, height 5 ft. 8in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes dark, teeth very much discoloured, and two front ones in upper jaw shaped like a reversed V ; dress, dark clothes, of gen- tlemanly appearance. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Polioe Offioe, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. DORSETSHIRE, 88.— Dorchester ( County).— Forfaiting to report - Supervisee PHILIP WILLIAM FOX, Office No. 31678, age 31, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes grey, rings on 2ad and 3rd fingers each hand. Sentenced at Dorchester 20th October, 1885, to 12 months' imprisonment and 2 years' super- vision for larceny. Information to the Superintendent, Dorsetshire Constabulary, Dorchester. HEREFORDSHIRE. 89.— Hereford ( City).— For failing to report— HENRY VEDMORE, alias HENRY HERBERT and HENRY SMITH, Office No. 32420, age 30, height 5 ft. 4J in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, small scar back of head, mole right of back, rose and thistle tattooed right arm, lost upper front teeth. A blacksmith ; native of Llangrove, Herefordshire. Was convicted at Hereford, 18th October, 1886, and sentenced to 4 months' imprisonment and 5 years' police supervision for larceny. 221. Information to Head Constable Richardson, Here- ford. PROPERTY STOLEN. POLICE DISTRICT. - 6th inst.— A lady's silver METROPOLITAN 90.— W Division.- Geneva watch and chain, a silver chain and pencil- case attached, a small dessert spoon and fork, initials " E. M. C.," a small tea- caddy and a sugar spoon, initials A. C. S. C," all silver, a gent's brown melton cloth overcoat, broad velvet collar, " H. J. Nocol, Cornhill,' on tab, nearly new, a gent's black silk umbrella, silver ferrule round handle. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. HAMPSHIRE. 91.— Wi nchester ( City.)- 5th inst.— A boy's slate- and- black plaid overcoat, turndown collar with buttons underneath to fasten on cape, with coloured silk handkerchief, red, blue, and yellow squares in packet- Information to Head Constable Morton, Winchester. PROPERTY RECOVERED. HAMPSHIRE. 92.— Winchester ( City )— Coat, < fcc., Case No. 20, and thief, who gives the name of JAMES OVERTON, ' apprehended at Basingstoke. T) T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1888. Lisi of License Holders, Supervisees, and Expirees who have been re- apprehended for the month of February, 1888, with the results, Sc. Office No. 24389 33599 32998 25667 32125 11553 33686 32278 32403 34573 20075 10414 24301 19772 26514 33931 34571 24133 26373 32535 23161 29107 31736 14290 28590 27908 34605 32593 31578 29072 31336 30764 33538 28216 15853 28857 28098 27322 9257 32064 32456 24221 32733 32£ 06 33629 34301 33710 31892 25900 NAME. WILLIAM THREADGOLD ALBERT MARTIN HENRY ETHEL WILLIAM CLOVE EDWARD WILLIAMS GEORGE CUTTING ALICE ROGERS JOHN KAYLOR MATTHIAS HEMING THOS. JACKSON SHIELDS ELIZA WILSON WILLIAM BILLING FRANCIS RUDD ELLEN JOHNSON JOSEPH PARROTT WILLIAM TWIGG JOHN GIBSON CHARLES BARKER BENJAMIN ISAACS JOHN WILLIAMS JAMES HARLEY JAMES McGRATH EDWARD COLE THOMAS SAUNDERS MARY BUTLER JAMES KING WILLIAM KING HENRY MITCHELL THOMAS TURNBULL JOHN BARRATT JAMES MALPAS GEORCE LEE JOSEPH McDONALD HENRY FIELD THOMAS GRIFFITHS EDWARD BURKE JOHN DAVIS CHARLES CROSS WILLIAM KEAZER HENRY MARRATT HENRY BARNETT THOMAS PRICE GEORGE MASKELL SAMUEL WILLIAMS IfOHN DUGGAN TAMES MACKEY fOHN GILBERT • RANK HAYTER iENRY WHITE Fresh Offence with which Charged. Result. Date and Place. Suspected person Burglary Sacrilege Attempted larceny Failing to report Housebreaking Larceny Robbery Obstruction Failing to report Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Drunkenness Suspected person Larceny Begging Housebreaking Housebreaking Assault on police Housebreaking Failing to report Rogue and vagabond Larceny Embezzlement Horse- stealing Fraud Failing to leport Begging Possessing housebreaking implements Warehouse- breaking Fowl- stealing Suspected person Suspected person Felony Rogue and vagabond Drunkenness, & c. Assault Larceny Larceny Housebreaking Atteniptedhousebreaking Suspected person Larceny Larceny Wilful damage Larceny Larceny 3 months imprisonment 15 years penal servitude 10 years penal servitude 12 months imprisonment 9 months imprisonment 10 months imprisonment 5 years penal servitude 30th January, 1888, Salford 31st January, 1888, Central Criminal Court September, 1887, Maidstone 31st January, 1888, Worship- street Police Court REMARKS. Expiree. Supervisee. License Holder. Supervisee- 31st January, 1888, Clerken- well Police Court 2nd February, 1888, Central Criminal Court 3rd February, 1888, Manches ter 12 months imprisonment 31st January, 1888, Central Criminal Court Fined Is. and costs License forfeited 5 years penal servitude 6 months imprisonment 6 weeks imprisonment 5 years penal servitude Fined 5s. or 5 days 9 months imprisonment 6 years penal servitude I month imprisonment 7 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision 6 years penal servitude and 3 years police supervision 1 month imprisonment 6 years penal servitude 6 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 1 day imprisonment 6 years penal servitude 12 months imprisonment 7 days imprisonment 6 months imprisonment 2nd February, 1888, Kingston 3rd February, 1888, South Shields Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. License Holder. License Holder. 6th February, 1888, Surrey Supervisee. Sessions 6th February, 1888, Surrey Expiree. Sessions 6th February, 1888, Lambeth Expiree. Police Court 6th February, 1888, Surrey Supervisee. Sessions 4th February, 1888, Clerken- Supervisee, well Police Court 8th February, 1888, Marl-( Supervisee. borough- street Police Court 6th February, 1888, Middlesex Sessions 9th February, 1888, Lambeth Police Court 9th February, 1888, Middlesex Sessions 9th February, 1888, Middlesex Sessions 15 months hard labour and 3 years police supervision 12 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 7 years penal servitude 3 months imprisonment Fined 3s. or 3 days 3 months imprisonment 7 years penal servitude and 7 years police supervision 10 years penal servitude 7 years penal servitude 3 months imprisonment 6 months imprisonment 3 months imprisonment 12 months imprisonment • 2 months imprisonment 6 weeks imprisonment 15 months imprisonment 10th February, 1888, Ham- mersmith Police Court 8th February, 1888, Middlesex Sessions 9th February, 1888, Lambeth Police Court 6th February, 1888, Marl- borough- street Police Court 14th February, 1888, Wands- worth Police Court 14th February, 1888, Wands- worth Police Court 14th February, 1888, Maid- stone 13th February, 1888, Norwich 13th February, 1888, Wool- wich Police Court 14th February, .1888, Maryle- bone Police Court 13th February, 1888, Highgate Petty Sessions 9th January, 1888, Birming- ham 15th February, 1888, Central Criminal Court 15th February, 1888, Bow- street Police Court 15th February, 1888, Green- wich Police Court 16th February, 1888, Surrey Sessions 18th Februnry, 1888, Mansion House Police Court 22nd February, 1888, Clerkt n- well Police Court 22nd February, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions 22nd February, 1888, Chelms- ford 21st February, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions 15th February, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions 17th February, 1888, Thames Police Court 20th February, 1888, Wool- wich Police Court 24th December, 1887, Mansion House Police Court 22Dd February, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions 24th February, 1888, Bow- street Police Court 25th February, 1888, Lambeth Police Court 21st February, 1888, Middle- sex Sessions License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. License Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. License Holder. Expiree. Expiree. Expiree. Supervisee. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. Expiree. Supervisee. License Holder. Expiree. Supervisee. License Holder. Supervisee. Expiree. Expiree. FKIDAY, MARCH 9, 1888. THE POLICE GAZETTE. REWARD. LOST, since February 22, between the City and Bayswater, TWO CER- TIFICATES, relating to Argentine Trea- sury Bonds. Only useful to owner, as the numbers have been stopped.— Whoever will bring them to 52, Richmond- road, Bayswater, shall receive the reward. INFORMATION WANTED concerning GEORGE HARRISON, formerly ot Bramford, near Ipswich, carpenter, and his WIFE, whose maiden name was, it is believed, SOUTH. About 1874 they were living at Norwood and Croydon; said to have gone to Surbiton to live with wife's sister, Mrs. Shorter.— Apply to Messrs. Block and Wollaston, Solicitors, Ipswich. L ADY'S GOLD WATCH ( 5308), maker's name Barber, ® ' gold face, steel hands, engine- turned back. Lost from leather travelling bag on Thursday, the 23rd ult., at Hastings. Also long Gold Chain attached to watch.— Address, T. B., 16, The Drive, Brighton. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED EN ALL London, Provincial, and Foreign Newspapers. RAILWAY TIME- TABLES, THEATRE PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, & c p. « THE people," 1d THE LARGEST AND BEST WEEKLY. 16 PAGES or 80 COLUMNS. <£ 1 REWARD. LOST, on Monday, March 5, 1888, a GOLD HOOP RING, with initial on stone, " J. B." engraved inside with name and date and when presented. Who- ever has found the same, communicate with James Newman, 28, Eccles- road, Lavender Hill, S. W. LARGE PEARL ( pear shape) SCARF PIN, set in small diamonds. £ 5 re- ward.— T. B., 16, The Drive, Brighton. T OST, a black- and- tan TERRIER DOG. Ears in- cut, white patch on breast, scar on back, answers to the name of " Toby."— Whoever brings him to 57, Rutland- gate, S. W., shall receive two pounds reward. Exceptional Terms for a Series. Contractors for the SPECIAL CORNER POSITIONS on pages 2, 3, & 6 of " THE GLOBE," The SPECIAL CORNERS of the " EVENING STANDARD," And the SPECIAL CORNERS on FRONT PAGE of the " PEOPLE." Sole Agents for all Advertisements in the " Official Government Police Gazette." An EXCEPTIONAL TREAT for the READING PUBLIC. " Our Literary Gallery." A SERIES OF SIGNED NARRATIVES, SKETCHES, OR ARTICLES BY MANY OF THE MOST EMINENT WRITERS OF FICTION AND LITERATURE. The following, among others, contribute a SKETCH or ARTICLE, complete each week, viz. :— BARING GOULD. CHRISTIE MURRAY. JOSEPH HATTON. CLEMENT SCOTT. HON. LEWIS WING FIELD. G. A. HENTY. G. MANVILLE FENN. JAMES GREENWOOD. " JOHN STRANGE WINTER." ROBERT BUCHANAN. MRS. CAMPBELL PRAED. H. SUTHERLAND EDWARDS FLORENCE MARRYAT. ANNIE THOMAS. ASHBY STERRY. CASHEL HOEY. R. E. FRANCILLON. F. W. ROBINSON. B. L. FARJEON. R. DOWLING. JOSEPH KNIGHT. MAJOR A. GRIFFITHS. F. ANSTEY. W. DAVENPORT ADAMS F. C. PHILIPS. W. M. FENN. WILLING'S, 125, STEAM), LONDON, W. G Telegraph Address—" Willing's London." Telephone No. 2,773. SPECIAL NOTICE.— Blocks for Advertise- ments cut and Handbills printed in a few hours, at the lowest possible prices. P " THE PEOPLE," 1D THE LARGEST & BEST MUX PAPER. FOUR EDITIONS WEEKLY. A SATURDAY AFTERNOON EDITION, posted in time for delivery in the country on Sunday morning, sent for Is. 8d. per Quarter, or 6s. 6d. per Annum. THE SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION CONTAINS ALL SATURDAY'S NEWS. " THE PEOPLE" is SOLD EVERYWHERE, but prevent disappointment, ORDER of you NEWSAGENT. OFFICES: 110, STRAND, LONDON, W. C. EPPS'S GRATEFUL- COMFORTING COCOA u HAVING YOUR FEET SHOD.'' It was long before daybreak, when I was awakened by a loud call outside my window. At first I could not distinguish the words spoken, but heard the stamp- ing of a horse on the stones below. We were staying— a large party— in a seaside village, and I happened to be billeted in a cottage attached to the village forge. Again I listened, and now, wide awake, distinguished the words, " Horse wants a shoe." Steps moved overhead, a window opened, All right" was answered, and presently the clank of the hammer rang out from the forge. " It's hard on your husband to have to turn out at such an hour," I remarked later on to my Hndlady. " Well, he's used to it at harvesting time. They begin to work early, and if a horse was taken out wanting a shoe, his poor hoofs would be all broken to pieces in a very short time." My landlady's words reminded me, as by a parable, of the danger of going forth spiritually unshod to a day of this rough world's toil and temptations. Then I remembered how often we meet with this figure in the Word of God. " Withhold thy foot from being unshod," say Jeremiah to weary, stumbling Israel. The Christian warrior is bidden to have his " feet shod with the preparation of the fospel of peace." " He will keep the feet of His saints." But we cannot claim [ is mighty keeping unless we faithfully use such means of laying hold on the strength of God as are provided for us- the study of the Word and prayer. I remember once finding for my morning text, " A soft answer turneth away wrath." I was a little disappointed, for it seemed to me most unlikely I should need this precept in my surroundings of that day. Before an hour had passed my feet had stumbled in this very thing. I met sharp words with a sharper retort, and humbled, I recalled to mind how I had rejected the safeguard provided for me. The early hour, spent with God our strength, will be to us a preparation and protection throughout the day. The eye that has seen the King in His beauty will be wonderfully proof against the glitter of the prince of this world. The feet shod anew will not easily slip. FROST I FROST I PREVENT COLD AND COUGHS! ROYAL IRISH WAREHOUSE ALL POLICE OFFICERS SHOULD REFER TO MESSRS. JAMES HIGHLAND & CO.' S PRICE LIST, published at end of " Police Almanac," and Page 119 of " Police Index." His far- famed POLICE STANDARD SHIRTS and UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS at 6s. 6d. and 7s. each, should cover the body and legs of every grade in the service. Extra size, work, and high- class wools all made up at Manufacturer's Price direct to the Polico Forces ( only). Thousands of testimonials from Chief Constables, Superintendents, Inspectors, and other officers, commending their shirts and drawers. Sent to any Police Officer post free, per return, in the form of a Catalogue. 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