THE POLICE GAZETT PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1889. VOL. VI., No. 574. REGULA !." All announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE, and all communications upon them, should be addressed to THE EDITOE OF THE POLICE GAZETTE, GBBAT SCOTLAND YAED, LONDON, S. W. 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will he inserted in one issue of the POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another force. , 5. Particulars as to stolen property will be likewise inserted in one issue, if sufficient to enable i 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 \ Ihe 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 cost of 15s. per \ portrait, and of Is. 6< i. 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 if an officer of not less rank than Superintendent ; and, if the name of such person be required to be inserted, and no u- arrant 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. TIONS. 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property btar a number, anil art alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. The force which causes particulars concerning delinquents or stolen property to be inserted in the POLICE GAZETTE, must, on their apprehension or recovery, at once transmit to the EditoL- notice of 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 remit from such publication. 11. Announcements for the Friday issue should be forwarded so as to be received not later than noon on JFednesday, and for the Tuesday edition not later than Saturday morning. They must lie clearly written en 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 " Drummoni $ Co.," Post Office Order payable at Charing Cross, Postal 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 R. ANDEESON, 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. 8.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied will be forwarded on appli- cation in the form set forth in 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 delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. A Declaration was signed in London on the 2lst 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 ollows:— " 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 Ihe High Contracting Parties be bound to surrender their own * ubjects whether by birth or naturalisation.* The result of the modification in the Treaty is that either Government may deliver Hp its own subjects to the other Government, bnt can not be considered bound to do so. APPREHENSIONS SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 1.— Convict Supervision Department.— Woodcut engraving of License Holder OWEN HALL, alias TONKY, JOHN TONKS, THOMAS STOKES, and TONKIN SON, Office No. 35854, age 07, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair grey, eyes hazel, double ruptured, scar on right cheek, right little finger bent, scars on right calf, back ( from burn), and left of forehead. Sentenced at Middlesex Sessions, 17th June, 1878, to 12 years' penal servitude and 7 years' police supervision for larceny ( person), He is supposed to have been a companion of the men con- cerned in the Muswell hill outrage, ancl is now believed to be committing burglaries in the northern suburbs of London. His apprehension is sought for failing to report, and it is requested that every effort may be made to find him. Information to R. Anderson, Esq., Assistant Com- missioner, Convict Supervision Department, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. 2.— V Division.— For indecently assaulting a girl, age 13— THOMAS RELF, age 41, height 6 ft., complexion fair, hair, whiskers, and moustache light brown ( turning grey), eyes blue; dress, black diagonal cutaway coat, brown cardigan jacket under, cord trou- sers, black hard felt hat. A native of Brightling, near Hawkhurst, Sussex. His father and mother reside at Tunbridge Wells, and a brother at Hastings. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. CITY OF LONDON. £ 200 REWARD. 3.— For stealing, in April last, the following securi- ties : £ 800 Argentine 5 per cent. 1880 Loan ( one £ 500, No. 4763; three £ 100, Nos. 20524, 20525, and 20526) ; £ 500 Buenos Ayres 0 per cent. 1883 Loan ( one £ 500, No. 556); £ 700 Ottoman 5 per cent. Defence Loan ( seven £ 100, Nos. 8809, 8810, 13997, 14008 to 14011); £ 1,500 Russian 5 per cent. 1872 Loan ( one £ 1,000, No. 829 ; one £ 500, No. 6893); 6 Certificates United States Rolling Stock Company, 10 shares, 50 dols. each, Nos. 2438 to 2443— PAUL VAUGHAN LEMISH, of Gladstore- villas, Mount- pleasant, Philip- lane, Tottenham, stock- broker's clerk, age 31, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion sallow, hair and whiskers dark ( cut close), moustache dark, rather large head, sometimes wears spectacles ; plainly dressed. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by Messrs. Michael Abrahams, Sons and Co., 8, Old Jewry, E. C., and 23, Rue Taitbout, Paris, to any person giving such infor- mation as shall lead </> the- apprehension and convic- tion of Lemish and recovery of the securities, or in pro- partion to the amount recovered. Information to Inspector MCWilliam, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. BEDFORDSHIRE. JE1 REWARD. 4— Bedford [ County).— Absconded from the Bedfordshire Reformatory School, Carlton, 24th inst. — EDWARD BROWN, age 17, height 5 ft. 4 in., com- plexion swarthy, hair ( cut very short) light brown, eyes hazel, F. W., W. G., J. C. tattooed left forearm, S. G., T. C-, A. P., and three dots right forearm; dress, round cord jacket, cord trousers, calico shirt, blue worsted stockings, lace boots ( clothes marked " Bedford Reformatory"). Took away an old pilot jacket, very long, and an old felt hat, which he is supposed to be wearing. Information to Supt. Quenby, County Police Sta- tion, Bedford, or to Mr. R. Jones, superintendent, Bedford Reformatory, Carlton, who will pay the above reward for the apprehension of Brown. £ 1 REWARD. 5.— Bedford ( County).— For deserting his wife and family, leaving them chargeable to the Bedford Union— WILLIAM LAMB, age 46, height 5 ft. 9 in., slight build, complexion dark, hair black, eyes dark, scar on one temple; dressed as an engineer. A native of Lancashire. Was last seen near Poplar Church. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Guardians of the Bedford Union for the apprehension of Lamb. Information to Supt. Quenby, Bedford, or to Inspector Cain, Sharnbrook. BERKSHIRE. 6.— Reading ( Borough).— For stealing, 31st ult., a leather case, lined with silk and velvet, containing plated and engraved fish carvers, blades stamped " W. W. H. S." ; 2 oaken cases of plated and engraved fish knives and forks, ivory handles, blades stamped " W. W. H. S."; 1 oaken case, containing 18 table knives, 12 dessert knives, 1 pair of meat carvers, 1 pair of game carvers, and a steel, ivory handles with bevelled ends ; 11 common knives and forks, stamped " T. Turner and Sons, Sheffield," white handles; 1 dozen nickel- plated teaspoons, stamped " Venetian Silver, D. and S." ; 6 dessert- spoons and 4 table- spoons, similarly stamped; and a leather case, lined with velvet, containing 2 razors— MICHAEL 2 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889. GEORGE RANDALL, age 38 to 40, height about 5 ft. 10 in., moustache sandy, rather slight build, walks very erect; dress, black morning coit, light check trousers, and silk hat; wore spectacles. His modus operandi is to take a large house, giving references to the house agent in a town near. He then goes to the principal tradespeople, stating he is about to marry, that he is going to furnish the house, and requires goods sent there on approval. In this manner he obtains a quantity of goods of value, and absconds with them. Information to Head Constable Tewsley, Reading. CHESHIRE. 7.— Altrincham ( County).— For stealing a horse ( recovered)— WILLIAM COX, alias JACKSON and " SNUFF- THE- MOON," a boatman, age 17 or 18, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion and hair dark, scar from burn or abscess on left cheek, bullet wound palm of left hand; dre3s, blue pilot monkey jacket, cord trousers, red knitted muffler, clogs, and black soft felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to the Superintendent, Cheshire Con- stabulary, Altrincham. 8.— Chester ( County).— For committing a rape at Upton, 23rd inst.— HENRY SIDES, alias HENRY RICHARDS, age 28, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, whiskers and moustache brown, eyes grey, lost three front teeth in upper jaw ; dress, dark cloth coat, dark plaid trousers, and double- peak cap, which has been recently washed. Has served in the Army and Militia. Was liberated from Chester Lunatic Asylum, 24th inst. Stated he intended going to Oswestry, Wrexham, and Kidderminster. A native of Oswestry. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, County Con- stabulary, Chester. 9.— Chester ( City).— For attempting to extort money from her landlord, by threatening to accuse him of rape— ELLEN CUTLER, age SO or 32, height 5 ft 2 or 3 in., complexion and eyes dark, hair dark brown ; dress, dark stuff dress with velvet trimmings and brass buttons down front of bodice, black fur tippet ( shabby), large black straw hat turned up at side, wore gold earrings. . Has been living with her husband, George Cutler, a labourer, age about 35, height about 5 ft. 11$ in., com- plexion fair, hair, side whiskers, and moustache light brown, dimple in chin. Stated he had been 9 years in the Birmingham Police ( apparently false), 4 years as a sergeant. Probably has been in some police force. Have with them a girl 3 or 4 years of age. Warrant issued. Information to the Chief Constable, Town Hall, Chester. 10.— Stockport ( Borough).— For stealing a black worsted coat; a blue silk handkerchief ; a brown hat; a gentleman's silver watch; a lady's long silver guard ; a black leather purse, containing 3 sovereigns ; and a brown hat— HUGH JONES, a joiner, late of Stock- port, age 45, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in., complexion dark, hair, whiskers ( cut short), and moustache dark, scars on both elbows through recent fall; dress, brown plaid tweed suit, lace boots, and brown hat. A native of Chester. Family supposed to reside at Everton, Liverpool. 11.— Stockport ( Borough).— For stealing a watch ( recovered), 21st inst.— THOMAS RUSHTON, age about 36, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in , complexion fresh, hair light, moustache light sandy, nose slightly turned to one side, scar on left wri3t; dress, light tweed jacket and vest, black- and- blue striped trousers, lace boots, black hard felt hat. A shoemaker; native of New Borough or Uttoxeter, Staffordshire. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Staples, Chief Con- stable, Stockport. CUMBERLAND. 12.— Wigton ( County).— For forging and uttering a cheque for £ 7 10s., on the Carlisle and Cumberland Banking Company, Limited, at Wigton, 8th inst.— GUSTAV JOHN SCHWARTZ, a German Jew, age 2G, height 5 ft. 6* in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair ( cat short) and moustache ( slight) dark, large mouth, prominent teeth, stooping shoulders, speaks broken English ; dress, dark coat and vest, grey tweed trousers, low shoes, light striped tweed cap with peak, and hook and eye in front. Supposed to be a watch- maker. Has in his possession a cheque- book on the Carlisle and Cumberland Banking Company, Limited, Nos. 133885 to 133908 inclusive. ( Supposed same as described in Case No. 13.) Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Brown, Wigton. 13.— Carl is le ( City).— For fraudulently obtaining a cheque- book on the Carlisle and Cumberland Bank, No. 133885 to 133908 inclusive, and feloniously forging and uttering the cheques so obtained— GUSTAVE JOHAN SCHWOITZ, a German Jew, age 26, height 5 ft. 6| in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark, rather large mouth; dress, black coat and vest, grey trousers, and cap. Supposed to be a watchmaker. ( Supposed same as described in Case No. 12.) Information to Chief Constable Mackay, Carlisle. DORSETSHIRE, 14.— Wimborne ( County).— For deserting his family— JESSE BARNES, age 30 to 35, height about 5 ft. 10 in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, small side whiskers and moustache, eyes hazel, long thin nose ; dress, plaid suit and hard felt hat. A groom ; native of Wimborne. May obtain employment at hotels, & c. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Marsh, Wimborne. HAMPSHIRE. £ 2 REWARD. 15.— Aldershot ( County).— For deserting his two children 1st February last, leaving them chargeable to the Hartley Wintney Union- FREDERICK PIERS, age about 40, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion sallow, hair ( turning grey) brown, eyes grey, scorbutic marks left side of face. A discharged soldier. Was lately employed as agent for the Prudential Assurance Society. Left Fleet about January last. The above reward will be paid by Mr. F. S- Chand- ler, clerk to the Guardians of the Hartley Wintney Union, for the apprehension of Piers. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Brinson, Aldershot. 10.— Newport ( County).— For stealing, at Park- hurst Barracks, Isle of Wight, 15th inst., a mess waiter's black suit; 1 red mixture tweed suit; and 1 light ulster overcoat, with cape attached— Private FREDERICK PROSSER, 1st Battalion Oxford Light Infantry, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6| in., complexion sallow, hair black, eyes hazel, crown, cro3S, and anchor tattooed back of left forearm, ship and letter F front of left forearm ; dress, grey tweed suit. A native of Maidstone, Kent. Information to the Deputy Chief Constable, New- port, Iale of Wight. 17.— Petersfield ( County).— For stealing £ 18, gold and silver- ALFRED LANGRISH, age 28, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion dark, hair black, eyes dark brown, clean shaved, 4 moles on face ; dress, dark striped tweed suit, turned down collar, and hard felt hat with portrait of the Queen inside. Was carrying a small portmanteau with brown straps, and a thick walking- stick with turned- down bone handle. A native of Bariton, Hants. Has been employed on the mail boats between Dover and Calais. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Ransom, Petersfield. 18.— Southampton ( Borough).— For maliciously attempting to poison— SIDNEY PERRY, age 1G, height 4 ft. 10$ in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel, cut on right thumb. A native of Southampton. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Clay, Southampton. HEREFORDSHIRE. 19.— Ross ( County).— For stealing at Hope Man- sell, 22nd April last, a cluck ( recovered)— THOMAS MARSHALL, age about 40, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., complexion, hair, whiskers and moustache dark ( may now have shaved); dress, white slop jacket, moleskin trousers, black hard felt hat, all much worn and dirty. A mason; native of East Dean, Gloucestershire ; generally sleeps in outbuildings, colliers' cabins, etc. Supposed gone into South Wales. Warrant issued. 20.— Ross ( County).— For stealing at How Caple, 4 rabbits ( recovered)— GEORGE DYER, age 28 or.: 29, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion fresh, hair ( cut short) brown, small side- whiskers, very upright; dress, brown tweed suit, tight- fittiog. A groom or labourer ; native of Weston- super- Mare. Has a wife and one child. Was last heard of at Cheltenham. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Smith, Ross. LANCASHIRE. 21.— Church ( County). — For stealing, between 8th and 10th inst., 3 mason's trowels, stamped " Hunt and Sons, Brades and Co." on blades ( see Case No. 76, 14th inst.)— JOHN SMITH, alias DAVID JONES, HARRISON, PICKERING, WILSON, RAW- CLIFFE, and EDWARD MOFFATT, a tramping bricklayer, age about 36, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., com- plexion fresh, freckled, hair and moustache sandy, stammers when excited; dress, old grey or brown coat, fustian trousers ( nearly new), old boots, and hard billycock hat. He obtains work as a mason, but, being incom- petent, is usually discharged in a day or so. Has worked on new buildings at Blackburn, Padiham, Church, Harwood, Haslingden, and other places, and generally resides in common lodging- houses. Supposed to belong to Keighley. Sold 1 trowel in the name of John Smith, and pledged another in the name of David Jones, at Haslingden, 10th inst. Information to Supt. Campbell, Church. 22.— Liverpool ( City).— For failing to report- Supervisees RICHARD DOUGHTY, alias HENRY DEAN and MASON, Office No. 37235, age 39, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, hair and eyes brown third left finger broken. Sentenced at Manchester! 8th December, 1887, to 15 months' imprisonment and 3 years' police supervision for larceny.— WILLIAM CARLTON, alias EDWARDS, GRIFFITHS, and JOHN SIMPSON, Office No. 37326, age 54, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion fair, hair and eye3 grey. Sentenced at Liverpool, 4th December, 1875, to 10 years' penal servitude and 5 years' police supervision for robbery. B 1328. Will probably be found uttering counterfeit coin. Information to the Chief Superintendent, Detective Department, Liverpool. 23.— Bacup ( Borough).— For deserting his family - RICHARD TAYLOR, alias " TOLO," and LITTLE FAT MAN," age about 32, height about 5 ft. 3 in , complexion dark, hair ( bald) dark brown, moustache dark, small features, has lost nearly all his teeth, walk3 quickly. Formerly worked at Newcastle- under- Lyme as a bricklayer's labourer, and about 5 years a^ o at Burn Brae Dyeworks, Stirlingshire, as engine tenter; has also worked at stone quarries. A native of Staffordshire. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Cumming, Bacup. 24.— St. Helens ( Borough). - For failing to report- Supervisee JOSEPH BOYER, alias PHI Lie HENRY EBERLE, and JOSEPH BOYERS, Office No. 37796, age 33, height 5 ft. 5 iu., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, lo3t three upper front teeth, scar bridge of nose, lost two joints of right forefinger, chest deformed, slight peculiarity in speech. A ship's steward. Sentenced at Liverpool County Sessions, 13th December, 1887, to 18 months' hard labour and 2 years' police supervision for fraud. 849. Information to the Chief Constable, St. Helens. LINCOLNSHIRE. 25.— Sleaford ( County).— For larceny ( bailee), and stealing 2 English silver lever watches, with white dials ( one in a new case) ; a lady's silver Geneva watch, with flowered back; and an old pair case verge, with broken bow— A TRAMPING GERMAN WATCH- MAKER, who gave the name of " STUMPF," age about 55, height 5 ft. 6 in., stout build, complexion dark, supposed clean shaved ; dress, dark mixture suit ( old), strong lace boots, dark peak cap, with flat top and cord across front; carries an old carpet bag and black leather knapsack. Frequently stops at placei for several days cleaning watches. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Riclidale, Sleaford. 26.— Grantham ( Borough).— For stealing a silver watch ( recovered) and a half crown brooch— FRANK SEARBY, age 29, height 5 ft. 8$ in., complexion fresh, hair and moustache ( small) brown, eyes grey, cross, crown, coat of arms, and Jerusalem, 1876, tattooed left forearm; dress, black coat and vest, brown check tweed trousers, Militia boots, and black hard felt hat. A labourer; native of Nottingham. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Harland, Grantham. MERIONETHSHIRE. 27 — Dolgelley ( County).— For stealing £ 5 17s.— HARRY MARSHALL, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion fresh, moustache sandy, broken nose, which turns up at end ( very prominent). A skinner ; native of Dewsbury, where his mother resides. Is well known amongst fellmongers, skinners, & c. Last worked at Brecon. Information to Inspector Hughes, Dolgelley. MIDLOTHIAN. 28.— Edinburgh ( City).— For fraud- HENRY STOCKEN HARTLEY, alias HENRY T. ASHTON, an Irishman, age about 45, height 5 ft. 11 in., medium build, hair black, thin on top of head, heavy dark moustache, small dark sharp eyes, shot mark on nose towards right eye, " Annie" tattooed on front of left wrist; dres?, light broken check jacket suit, short dust fawn- coloured overcoat, light brown round felt hat, navy blue tie, and gaiters similar to overcoat; wears a watch and yellow metal albert. Speaks with an. Irish accent.— And a woman, who passes as his wife, and whose Christian name i3 ANNIE, a native of Yorkshire, age from 38 to 40, medium height, stout build, hair ( cut and curled in front) dark ; dress, white sailor hat trimmed white ribbons, brown dress with brown check body, light fawn- coloured Cashmere TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 cloak ; carries a small hand- basket. Both of respect- able appearance. His modus operandi is to take lodgings for himself and wife by representing that he is a retired drill in- structor and a pensioner from the 9th Lancers, that they have arrived from Liverpool or Leeds, and that be is to be paid a legacy in a few clays which has been left him by his mother. Both parties then borrow money and obtain goods and lodgings on the faith of these statements, and after staying about a week they leave without paying. Has visited Hawick and Carlisle, and is wanted at former place on similar charges. Information to the Chief Constable, or to Detective- Inspector McEwan, Police Chambers, Edinourgh. RADNORSHIRE. 33— Penybont ( County).— For obtaining money by falsely stating he i* a hauler and has lost a horse — GODFREY MORGAN, alias PATRICK HOLMES, HENRY MILLWOOD, WILLIAM HILLS, THOMAS EVANS, HENRY JONES, WILLIAMS, and NOR- TON, an Irishman, age 54 ( looks younger), height 5 ft- 5J in., complexion sallow, hair black, eyes ( cast in one and nearly blind) hazel, scar left shin, tattooed left arm, walks with a limp, very plausible ; dress, blue jacket or slop, dark cloth trousers, dark cap with peak, holes cut in boots ( supposed to ease corns). Is a re- turned convict, and stops at common lodging- houses. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Wheeldon, Penybont. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 29.— Welshpool ( County).— For being a deserter from the South Wa! e3 Borderers Militia, and stealing £ 16 ( mostly half- sovereigns) and 3s. silver, 7th inst. THOMAS TAYLOR, age 27 ( looks older), height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion swarthy, hair dark brown, moustache ( slight) light, eyes blue, sunken cheeks, tree in pot tattooed back of right forearm, heart and arrow on chest, bracelet left wrist, is of drunken habits, and may be found in low public- houses in the company of prostitutes; dress, brown check suit, silk check neckerchief with border, sidespring boots, black hard felt hat— all new. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Ellis, Welsh- pool. NORFOLK. 30.— East Dereham ( County).— For em- bezzling .£ 124 19s. 6d.— FREDERICK BETTS, age 28, height about 5 ft. 6 in., complexion florid, hair brown, small side- whiskers and moustache, eyes light, square shoulders, carries his head a little forward and walks with a quick step, hesitates a little at first, is fond of betting and gambling, and is a good amateur runner for short distances. Has a brother, a butcher at Croydon, Surrey. A corn merchant's traveller, native of East Dereham. Is known at Mark lane, London, and all corn markets in the Eastern counties. Left Dereham 29th April last. Warrant issued. 31.— East Dereham ' County).— For embezzling £ 7 14s. 9d.— FREDERICK JAMES WIX, rate col- lector, age 30, height 5 ft. 6J- in., complexion sallow, hair, small side- whiskers and moustache ( curled) dark, eyes brown, round face; dress, brown Newmarket coat, or light check suit, black hard felt hat, carried a brown portmanteau about 18 in. long, and nearly new. Left Dereham 28th ult. for Peterboro', supposed from there to Liverpool, Southampton, London, or some other seaport town en route for America or Canada, he being a local emigration agent there. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Symonds, East Dereham. SHROPSHIRE. 31.— Oswestry ( County).— For stealing a horse, 5th inst., which he afterwards so'd for £ 18— MARK HENRY TAUNT DE BANKS, age 21, height 5 ft. 5 in , complexion fair, moustache light sandy, freckled face, smart appearance ; dress, black diagonal suit and brown hat. Has beeis? previously convicted for similar offence at Stafford, and sentenced to 18 months' im prisonment, after three previous convictions. Is well known among horse- dealers in all parts of the United Kingdom. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Longford, Oswestry. 35.— Shrewsbury ( County).— For dererting his wife and children- PATRICK McIIUGH, age 40, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, thin face, hair ( turning grey) dark, moustache dark brown, eyes brown, may now have whiskers round face, very thin hands. A pensioner from the 2nd Btn. Hampshire Regiment. Supposed to have relatives at Liverpool and Stourbridge. A native of Castlebar, Ireland. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Edwards, Shrewsbury. 36.— Wellington ( County).— For stealing 9s. 2d at Newport, 13th inst.— JOHN WILDING, age 16, height 5 ft. 5 in., hair dark brown, thin features, burn or scrofula mark on left side of neck ; dress, dark cloth suit. Has been previously convicted, and is wanted for similar offenses elsewhere. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Supt. Galliers, Wellington. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 32.— Peterborough ( City).— For stealing, 17th inst.— An English silver lever watch, No. 136932, maker " Reed, Coventry," with white metal curb albert attached ; 1 black worsted jacket suit; 1 brown plaid jacket suit, " Reedman, Northampton," on tab; and a black hard felt hat, maker " Holden, Peter- borough "— A MAN, age about 22, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., slight build, hair and moustache light; dress, light check jacket and vest, black trousers, and stolen hat. Information to Head Constable Lawson, Peter- borough. 32f?.— Northampton ( Borough).— For stealing a circular saw ( recovered), 22nd ult. WORTH- INGTON, a saw hammerer, age about 30, height 5 ft. 7 in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair brown, side- whiskers ( small), and moustache; dress, grey jacket, brown check trousers, and peak cap. A native of Dewsbury. He calls on sawyers, timber merchants, ike., obtains circular saws to hammer and repair, and after selling the same absconds. Warrant issued. 32 b.— Northampton ( Borough).— Tor forgery— CHARLES WILLIAM TURNER, age 25 or 26, height 5 ft. £ or 6 in., complexion pale, hair and moustache ( very slight) dark, eyes grey, sickly appearance, legs slightly inclined to bow, of respectable appearance and good address ; may be wearing light clothes and white felt hat, and sometimes glasses. Has been a member of the Bucks Yeomanry. A solicitor's clerk. Was last seen in Leicester 6th inst., and is said to be moving about the country. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Mardlin, North- ampton. STAFFORDSHIRE. 37.— Burslem ( County).— For rape— THOMAS THOMAS, age 27, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, moustache slight, walks with a swinging gait; dress, brown mixture suit, and black hard felt hat. A miner ; native of Oswestry. Resided at Burslem till 10th inst. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Supt. Hill, Burslem. 38— Burton- on- Trent ( County).— For burglary, and stealing a mahogany box, 6 in. long and 4 in. wide ; 2 pairs ladies' brown dogskin gloves, sizes 4 and ; and a glass photograph case, containing photo graph of a lady and girl— ALBERT HENRY HAW- KINS, asr? 25, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion fresh hair browr, eyes grey, clean shaved, stoops slightly when walking ; dress, dirk cloth suit, brown lace boots) black hard felt hat. A native of Burton- on- Trent. Information to Supt. Gilbride, Burton- on- Trent. 39.— Stafford ( County).— For stealing coal, and feloniously wounding— JOHN BARKER, age 22, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair light sandy; dress, short dark pilot jacket, dark trousers, strong lace boots, and soft hat. A native of Derby. Warrant issued. Information to Captain Oswe'. l, Deputy Chief Con- stable, Stafford. moustache sandy ; dress, plaid jacket, cord trousers and hard felt hat.— 2nd, age 25 to 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., complexion and hair dark ; dress, light jacket, and light hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Renville, Hailsham. 42.— Patcham ( County).— For carnally knowing a girl under 16 years of age, 7th March last— SAMUEL MORLEY, age 21, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion dark, hair and moustache ( slight) black, eyes dark, second finger left hand deformed, scars on ball of left thumb; dressed as a cowman. A native of Paynings, Sussex. May be found working at dairy farms. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Tucker, Patcham. 43.— Brighton ( Borough).— For stealing a daven- port ( recovered) JAMES CRAWFORD or CRAN- SHAW, age about 50, height 5 ft 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey and bald on top) inclined to be sandy, moustache rather heavy, side whiskers cut close, chin shaved, speaks with a foreigo accent, and talks very much of having been in America ; dress, light check suit, black soft felt hat, wore brown gaiters. Supposed native of Yorkshire. Is well known at Scarborough. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. 44.— Hastings ( Borough). — For embezzlement - GERALD MARKHAM, age 25, height 5 ft 3 or 4 in., hair, moustache, and whiskers ( slight) dark, face freckled ; dress, light suit, and black hard felt hat. A grocer's clerk, native of Downham Market, Norfolk. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Glenist? r, Hastings. SUSSEX ( WEST). 45.— Horsham ( County).— For housebreaking at Rudgwick, 6th inst., and stealing 1 dark- and- grey mixture coat and vest, with red spots ; 1 black diagonal coat, to fit a man 5 ft. 6 in. ; 1 pair of youths dark- and- grey mixture trousers and vest ; 1 pair heavy laced boots, nailed, size 7; 1 red spotted handkerchief ; and 1 old flag basket— TSVO MEN: 1st, age about 23, height 5 ft. 4 to 6 in., complexion fair, hair brown, eyes ( supposed) grey ; dress, brown coat, cord or mole- skin trousers, black felt hat; 2nd, age 25 to 30, height 5ft. 4 to 6 in., complexion rather dark, hair and mous- tache dark ; dress, cord trousers, lace boots, and black felt hat. Both have the appearance of discharged soldiers, and were seen at Abinger, Surrey, enquiring their way to. London. 46— Horsham ( County).— For obtaining from tho London and County Bank, Horsham Branch, 12th inst., 9 £ 10 Bank of England notes, Nos. 45,967 to 45,975 ; 2 £ 5 notes, Nos. 80029 and 80030 ; and £ 60 gold, by means of a forged cheque, purporting to be signed by James Humphrey, and payable to W. C. Thompson— C. THOMPSON, alias ALFRED JOHNSON and " THE DOCTOR," age 32 to 37, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair and mouctache dark brown, few side whiskers, rather full face ; dress, daik grey suit, and black hard felt hat. Has in his possession anew cheque- book cn the London and County Bank, Hor- sham Branch. Is wanted for similar offences else- where and obtaining cheque- books on other banks. He is well known at race- meetings and amongst betting men, and has been previously convicted. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Denman, Horsham. SURREY. 40.— Guildford ( Borough).— For stealing, 26th inst., a light bay cob, aged, 14j hands, chipp? d knees; silver- plated harness ; a small dogcart, painted black, picked out green; a black rug with blue lining; a new brown rug with red trimmings ; and a black handle whip— A MAN, age about 55, height 5 ft. 8 in. rather thiD, whiskers ( short) and moustache grey ; dress, light grey suit and light billycock hat. Gave the name of " Seymour," and stated fce was employed buying horses for the army. Information to Supt. Berry, Guildford. SUSSEX ( EAST). 41.— Hailsham ( County).— For stealing an old- fashioned silver verge watch, No. 18379, maker, " Barden, Boerham."— TWO MEN, 1st, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion dark, hair light WARWICKSHIRE. 47.— Acocks Green ( County).— For fraudulently collecting alms at Yardley, on 4th April and other times- DAVID BAYNES, alias TUDOR, of Birming- ham, age 41, height 5 ft 4J in., complexiou fresh, hair and bsatd ( shoit) brown, wears coloured glasses. Stated he was collecting for the Birmingham Boys' Home. Was convicted for a similar oflence at Birming- ham in 1888. Information to Supt. Yardley, Acocks Green, near Birmingham. 48.— Leamington ( Borough).— For stealing, 25th inst., a Singer straight- steering tricycle, lady's pat- tern, 36- in. driving wheel, 24 in. front wheel, ball bearings to all running parts except pedals, which are cone, hubs, crank, handle bar, and axle plated, remain- der black, much worn, No. 44431, private No. 33 — HENRY HAYES, alias H. WHITE and D. LACEY. age about 24, complexion fair, hair light, no whiskers or moustache, eyes blue, contracted sinew right side of neck, mark visible from abscess; dress, dark navy blue serge jacket and trou-: ers, brown cht ck vest, blue check shirt, brown felt bat; had with him a light plaid cap and trousers. A tailor; native of Ciretc3; ter. I3 well known at Watford, Hertfordshire. Stated he was going to Paris, via, Dover. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Brabner, Lea- mington, 4 T H E POLICE GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889. WORCESTERSHIRE. 51.— Great Witley [ County).— For obtaining 108. by false pretences— CHARLES MATHEW WELD, alias MACKENZ [ E, age about 35, height 5 ft. 6 in., or 7 in., complexion fair, hair brown, stubby moustache, no beard or whiskers, talks very fast; dres3, dark coat and vest, billycock hat, shabby appearance. His modus operandi is to call upon Roman Catholic families and clergy, stating he is a Roman Catholic and son of Mr. William Walter Weld, of Beechley Coart, Berwick- on- Tweed, with whom he has quarrelled; that he has been away from home for some time, and now wishes to return, but has spent all his money. He then asks for a loan, which he pro- mises to repay immediately on his arrival home. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Pugh, Great Witley. 52.— Dudley [ Borough).— For stealing, at Nether- ton, 1st inst., 1 silver lever stop watch ; 1 silver albert chaiD, plain links, enamelled shilling, three lions on one side, mounted with silver, attached ; 1 silver lever watch, single case, much worn, steel chain attached ; I long gold chain, plain links ; and 1 long gold chain, snake patttern— WILLIAM JONES, age about 49, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) dark, moustache grey, rather round shoulders ; dress, dark cloth suit, with small white spots, and black hard felt hat ( same as supplied by Army to discharged soldiers). A labourer; native of ETandsworth. Information to Chief Supt. Burton, Dudley. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 53.— Bridlington [ County).— For stealing a tricycle ( recovered), 14th inst.— JOSEPH CRAW- SHAW, alias CHAPMAN, CREASER, and COR- SHAM, age about 50, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion florid, hair and moustache brown ( streaked with grey), deep set eyes, thick set figure, speaks at times with a strong American accent, and talks of having been to America several times; dress, brown mixture coat and black felt hat; carried a new medium size black bag and an umbrella. Supposed native of Easingwold or neighbourhood. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Winpenny, Bridlington. 54.— Hull [ Borough).— For obtaining 3 barrels of crabs by fraud— EDWARD DAVIS, age about 20, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair daik brown, moustache very slight, large nose ; dress, dark rib coat and vest, brown mixture tweed trousers, collar and tie, clean appearance. A fish hawker; lately resided at 10, Pease- street, Hull. Left Hull 3rd inst., and is supposed to be going about the country hawking fish, etc. Warrant issued. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable, Hull. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 55.— Middlesbrough [ Borough).— For stealing, from an hotel, 15th inst , 1 lady's gold watch, size 10, black chapters, seconds hands; gold albert, old- fashioned pattern, fastens at top like a brooch, ome tassel ( one broken ofi), and 2 small lockets attached; 1 silver brooch, rose, shamrock, and thistle engraved on one side; 1 lady's 18- carat gold ring, sapphire in centre, with diamond at each side; 1 gold bangle, narrow underpart, broad at top, and ornamented ; 1 silver brooch, made out of a Jubilee half- crown, and ornamented at edges ; 1 lady's silver keyless watch, very small size, white dial, ring broken off, silver chain with silver pencil attached ; 3 silver bracelets ( one broad, plain underneath orna- mented at top, the other two plain)— A MAN, age 30 to 35, side- whiskers and moustache dark ; dress, dark grey coat and vest, dark brown cord trousers, and greasy black cap. Stated he was an employee of the Northern District Telephone Company ( false), asked permission to examine the wires on the roof, and on his way through the house committed the larceny. Information to Chief Constable Ashe, Middlesbrough. See Latest Information PERSONS IN_ CUSTODY. BRECONSHIRE. 56.— Brecon [ County).— Committed for trial, for housebreaking— WILLIAM DOYLE, age 62, height 5 ft. 9} in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers, and eyes grey, full- rigged ship tattooed on breast, bracelet right wrist, man, woman, and coat of arms right arm, cruci- fix left forearm, D. D. left side ; dress, brown monkey jacket, black vest, and cord trousers. Supposed pre- viously convicted for similar offences. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Flye, Brecon. HAMPSHIRE. 57.— Portsmouth [ Borough).— Remanded till 2nd prox., for larceny ( person) — THOMAS MALLETT, age about 34, height 5 ft. 7£ in., complexion fresh, hair grey, eyes hazel, cut mark top of head and under right eye, boil mark under right ear and at back of neck, 2 scars left shoulder- blade, 9 scars right leg, nail of little toe left foot deficient, varicase veins both legs, 4 scars right upper arm and 3 right forearm, cut mark right thumb, 4 vaccination marks left arm, scar left wrist and back of left hand. States he is a native of Newmarket; is a horse clipper and a frequenter of race meetings. Information to Chief Constable Cosser, Central Police Station, Portsmouth. HEREFORDSHIRE. 58.— Kington [ County).— Committed for trial, 1st prox., for housebreaking and stealing a German silver watch, double case, No. 3507, with steel curb chain and key attached— JOHN WILLIAMS, a tramp, age 37, height 5 ft. 9 in. Information to Supt. Edwards, Kington. KENT, 59.— Folkestone [ Borough).— Remanded till 29th inst., for stealing 1 pair of scales and 6 brass weights ( recovered); 1 gilt mantel glass, 2 ft. 8 in. by 2 ft. ; 1 red cut glass o'. d- fashioned lamp, 2 ft. high, round wick ; half- dozen china cups and saucers, white and gold ; 6 tumblers; 4 or 5 wine glasses ; 2 vases, 6 or 7 in. high ( one black ground, white flowers ; one blue ground, white flowers)— GEORGE HALL, alias TAIT and FURGESON, a carpenter, age 53, height 5 ft. 6} in., complexion fair, eyes blue. Sentenced at Dover, 28th August, 1871, to 3 months for larceny; 27th December, 1872, to 12 months for larceny; at Canterbury Sessions, 20th October, 1874, to 2 years ; and at Folkestone Quarter Sessions, 24th April, 1877, to 7 years for felony. Information to Supt. Taylor, Folkestone. MONMOUTHSHIRE, 60.— Monmouth [ County).— Sentenced to 28 days' imprisonment, 24th inst., for stealing a silver spoon from a plate basket at a house where he was waiting, having sent up a card with Dr. T. F. Hodgkinson, M. A., thereon to the lady of the house— TOM FENNA HODGKINSON ( supposed false), age 66, height 6 ft,, complexion dark, hair very grey and long, eyes hazel, scar on point of chin ; dress, black cloth jacket ( very long), black cloth trousers, low shoes, small low round soft felt hat with top bent in, all much worn. Has the appearance of a minister. A native of Tilstone Hall, Cheshire. Has in his possession a lot of old prayer and hymn books, all with fly leaves torn out except one that has " C. E. Wynter " written thereon. Information to Captain Berthon, Deputy Chief Con- stable, Monmouth. NORFOLK. 61.— King's Lynn [ Borough). — Remanded for felony— WILLIAM BURLING, age 31, height 5 ft. in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes dark, W. B. tattooed faintly on right arm, birth- mark right side of neck, scar on index- finger right hand, lost first joint index- finger left hand ; dress, dark clothes. A sailor; native of Chingford, Essex. — WILLIAM STALLON, age 50, height 5 ft. in., complexion fresh, hair ( turning grey) brown, eyes grey, five scars on bottom of back; dress, dark clothes. A blacksmith ; native of Feltwell, Norfolk. Information to Chief Constable Ware, Lynn. See Latest Information. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 62.— C. I. Department.— Woodcuts and descrip- tion of jewellery stolen at Leipzig during the Whit- suntide holidays : — 1 gold bracelet, set with rubies and brilliants. I do., set large pearl, surrounded with brilliants. .•• aMWIH 1 do., set with threa brilliants. 1 do., set with one large brilliant. 1 do., set with three brilliants. 1 do., set with brilliants. I gold bar brooch, with five brilliants set in silver. 1 gold ring, set turquoise surrounded with brilliants ; gold Marquise ring, set with 15 brilliants; 1 gold ring, set rubies, surrounded with brilliants. 1 do., engraved, set wich one brilliant: with pearl, surrounded with brilliants. 1 do., set 1 do., set with one brilliant; and five brilliants. 1 do., set five rubie3 1 do., set one brilliant; 1 do. oval ring, set three brilliants ; 1 do., engraved, set one ruby and three brilliants. 1 do., set four rubies and four brilliants; 1 do., set ten brilliants. £ 600 EEWAED, 63.— C. I. Department.— ist inst., at Dieppe— £ 800 Portugai 3 per cent, en Titres de £ 100, 19756, 21516, 355711, 356547, 357826, 3518, 202432, 207290; 10 Oblig. Gaz Central, 35978 to 35987; 7 Actions Gaz Central, 3045, 9981, 111, 112, 11410, 11411, 5087; 4000 florins Autriche 4 per cent, or par coupures de 1000 florins, 54020, 167481, 156410, 156411 ; £ 600 Portugai 3 per cent, par coupure de £ 100, 6963, 12115, 14368, 39667, 52671, 56149 ; 35 Oblig. Lombardes anciennes, 1450406 to 1450440; 22 Oblig. Paris Lyon Mediterranec ( fusion nouvelle), 856975,, 4980102 to 4980104, 198235, 245870, 291952, 316661 to 316663, 318987,318988, 318989, 318990, 3243329,1870091 to 1870094. 2188000 to 2188002 ; 41 Oblig. Portugais 4| per cent, ( lib.), 41848 to 41866, 41901 to 41922 ; 22 Oblig. Portugais 4£ per cent, ( lib.), 41924, 41925, 135500,136001 to 136019 ; 4 Oblig. Russe 4 per cent. 89 ( lib.), 538204,7613 to 7615 ; 1 Oblig. Russe 4 per cent. 89 ( lib.), 538158 ; 4 Oblig. Fonciers 3 per cent. 79, 533558, 411881, 411880, 64702; 1 Bon Liqui- dation Ville de Paris, 263270 ; 7 de Rente 4J per cent., 101253 ; 6 de Rente, 3 per cent., 302155 ; 50 de Rente 4£ per cent., 270107 ; 2 Actions Mines de Galicie, 37703, 37704; 5 Oblig. Sazaguse, Mediterranee ( lib.) Titres provisoires, 26208 to 26212; 1 Oblig. Communale 4 per cent. 75, 144304; 1 Quart de Ville de Paris, 1886, No. 544025 ; 2 Oblig. Magasina Genereaux de Paris, 4076, 4077 ; 1 Action Petit Journal, 27768 ; 2 Titres de <> 100 chacun Russe 5 per cent. 73, 41933 to 42997 ; 20 Oblig. Panama 6 per cent. 2| Sie, 27107,61338 to 6134 ® , 61342 to 61345, 247636 to 247647 ; 20 Oblig. Banque Hypothecate 3 per cent. 80, 96388 to 96405, 135355, 135356 ; 150 de Rente 3 per cent, amortissable, 79918 ; Oblig. Panama lots ( non liberees), 352530, 352531 ; 12 Oblig. Immeuble de France ( non liberees), 60880; 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. r r r g r gw 5 Oblig. Ouest 3 per cent, ancien, 1014537 ; 1 Oblig. Ville de Paris 1871, 1091864; 1 Oblig. Fonciere 3 per cent. 83, 1285951 ; 6 Bons de l'Exposition, 127945, 127943, 127941, 127940, 127935, 127236 ; 2 Bons Algeriens, 118448, 118449 ; 168 Bons de la Presse, 214351, 72602 to 72605, 162762, 72684 to 72769, 214114 to 214162, 72612 to 72638 ; 6 Actions Comptoir D'Escompte, 89527, 16820, 16820, 16816 to 16819; 3 Oblig. Communales 3 per cent. 80, 463873, 468875, 463876 ; 2 Oblig. Immeubles France ( non lib.), 37773, 63871 ; 5 Oblig. Argentines ( lib.), 60207 . to 60211; 1 Bon Algerien, H7931 ; 1 Oblig. Mendoza ( lib.), 32245 ; 3 Tharsis, 463142, 463143, 143378; 1 Oblig. Portugai 4i per cent, ( lib.) titre provisiore derniere emission, 41923; 1 Oblig. Fonciere 3 per cent. 85, 270624; 4 Oblig. Fonciere 3 per cent. 79, ,1466757 to 1466760; 1 Oblig. Fonciere 3 per cent. 79, 428754; 30 de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, 300240 ; 30 de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, 300532 ; 1 Ville 75, 179046 ; 1 Ville 86, 37106 ; 1 Ville 76, 37106; 1 Fonciere 3 per cent. 79, 5553; 16 Oblig. Egypte Unifie., 744980, 744981, 744982, 738125, 539305, 565533, 738126, 368719, 368720, 742892, 352131, 820392, 820391, 785694, 695550, 695549; 1 Oblig. Fonciere 3 per cent. 79,217161 ; 1 Oblig. Fonciere 3 percent 85, 791923; 2 Oblig. Russes 4 per cent. ; 89 Liberee3 titres pro- visoires, Nos. 811568, 8U569 ; 2 Titres de 100 livres Portugais 3 per cant., Nos. 402979, 159595; 60 Franc • de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, N03. 0114831, serie 137; 30 Franc de Rente3 per cent. Amortissable, Nos. 0130320, serie 39; 15 Franc de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, No. 0403687, serie 39; 15 Franc de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, No. 0403693, serie 98 ; 15 Franc de Rente 3 per cent. Amortissable, No. 0407253, serie 76 ; £ 57 silver, £ 140 gold ; 2 £ 5 Bank of England notes; 1 £ 50 Bank of England note, No. 788822, date 27th September, 1888; about 900 francs and 1 ten- dollar American gold- piece. The above reward will be paid by Charles Delarue, of 21, Quai Henry IV., Dieppe, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of ? the property, or in proportion to the amount re- covered. 64.— A Division.— 18th inst., at Ascot Races— A gentleman's long gold Albert chain, curb pattern, with . bunch of keys attached. 19 th inst.— A silk pocket- book, black and yellow tquares, " From L. S. to T. L. " in gold cord outside, containing 3 £ 5 Bank of England notes, and memoranda. 20 inst.— A gold open- face Swiss watch, No. 22894 on works, gold double- link albert attached; a gold keyless half- hunter watch, No. 269710 on works and 162867 on case, " Examined by G. Dent, 61, Strand," on inside case; a gold half- hunter lever watch, " To the Rev. J. Buller, of Bucklands, 1886," on case,[ and an old- fashioned gold chain and silver matchbox attached, " W. L. Buller " engraved thereon. 21st inst.— A lozenge- shaped gold pin, set with 1 pearl, 1 ruby, 1 sapphire, and a number of small diamonds. 65.— V Division.— Between 20th and 21st inst.— 1 striped silk window curtain, with lace border ; 2 sugar sifters ( one chased, one gold- plated); 2 napkin rings ( one chased, one with monogram " M. B."); 6 small teaspoons, plain; 6 egg- spoons, gilt bowls; 1 pair sugar- tongs, '' J. E." in monogram, all silver; 1 gold thimble, Grecian pattern; 1 ivory needle- case, Swiss make ; 36 dinner knives, with white handles ( 12 new) 24 old) ; 12 plated dinner forks; 12 plated dessert do.; 24 plated spoons ( six table, twelve dessert, and six tea), plain ; 1 brass microscope; 27 billiard, pool, and pyramid balls, various colours. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotlaud Yard, London, S. VV. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 66— Slough [ County).— 23rd inst., by burglary— A black vicuna morning coat, blocked shoulders, " Smith, tailor, Eton," on tab; a black hard felt hat, " Hope Brothers, Ludgate- hill," on lining ; a grey coat and vest ( much worn); a pair of light grey trousers ; and a light grey dust overcoat ( much worn). The thief left behind a black diagonal coat and black hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Dunham, Slough. ESSEX. 67.— Ongar ( County).— 10th inst., at Stanford Rivers— A dark blue overcoat, velvet collar, black cloth covered buttons, usual pockets, light tweed lining. Information to Inspector Robinson, Ongar. GLAMORGANSHIRE. 68.— Cardiff ( Borough).— 18thinst.— An American gold lever watch, No. 5760, " Fred Cadd " scratched inside case ; a gold albert chain, long link pattern, and seal ( Californian gold, not stamped) attached ; a lady's gold half hunter watch, Roman numerals on gold face, white enamelled face under; an 18- carat gold albert chain, curb pattern. Information to Supt. Price, Cardiff. 69.— Swansea [ Borough). — 8th inst.— A silver Geneva watch, No. 18116, silver albert, and seal attached. 10th inst.— A lady's gold Geneva watch, No. 74891, open face; a long gold chain, small link pattern; 2 silver bracelets, one very wide, buckle pattern, one narrow, thicker at end ( flowered) than centre ( plain); 1 silver brooch, made from a Jubilee shilling ; 1 round silver ditto, chipped in centre. 8th inst.— An oval- shape gold brooch, set three clear white stones, " F " scratched on back. 10th inst.— An open face gold lever watch, No. 2529, maker " Benson," with silver albert ( minus bar) attached. 10th inst.— A silver Geneva watch, No. 77, " W. B." scratched inside case. Information to Head Constable Colquhoun, Swansea. HAMPSHIRE. 70.— Winchester ( City).— 19th inst.— A gentle- man's silver keyless watch, plain case, " Breton, Cork," on dome inside— Supposed by A MAN, age 35 to 40, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fair, hair and moustache light brown, full face ; dress, dark jacket, moleskin or cord trousers and vest, light soft felt hat, with turned down brim. ( See Case No. 95.) Information to Head Constable Morton, Win- chester. KENT. 71.— Tunbridge Wells ( Borough).— 19th inst., by housebreaking— 1 gravy spoon, King's pattern; 6 table- spoons, 5 dessert- spoons, 4 tea- spoons, 5 large forks, 3 small forks, and 1 pair of sugar- tongs— all silver, and have on them a shield with wings ; 1 plated fish- knife and fork. Information to Head Constable Embery, Tunbridge Wells. LANCASHIRE. 72.— Burnley ( County).— Between 20th and 21st in3t., by burglary, at Ightenhill Park— A silver lever watch, No. 18100, engine- turned cases; 2 imitation gold brooches ( one round, with glass top, containing hair; one oval, with 3 pearls in centre); 2 pairs black ebony bracelets; 1 pepper- and- salt shooting coat, black Italian cloth lining; vest to match]; 1 black leather purse, with three compartments, side- spring fasteningj containing 5s. silver and Is. bronze; 1 half sovereign, and 2s. bronze. Information to Supt. Barnett, Burnley. 73.— Old Trafford ( County).— 17 th inst., at Withington— 3 ladies' gold rings ( one set pearl and emeralds, one pearls and corals, one pearls and rubies); 1 lady's silver bracelet, in. wide, embossed; 1 dozen silver teaspoons ; 3 gold eardrops ( one oval, set pearl in centre ; one oval, filigree pattern ; one pear shape, with twisted rim); 1 old English lever watch, double cases, white dial, steel hands; 1 sealskin satchel, silver- mounted; 1 tortoiseshell locket, oval shape, inlaid with gold ; 1 lady's long gold albert, cable pat- tern, much worn; 1 gold pendant, set emeralds; 1 gentleman's gold ring, set onyx stone ; 1 pair gold eyeglasses, with round frames, made to fold ; 1 pair pearl opera- glasses and case, with blue satin lining, " Franks " theseon ; 1 reading glass, in black frame. Information to Supt. Bent, Old Trafford. 74— Bacup ( Borough).— 20 inst.— 1 lady's gold watch, yellow dial, defective bezel, thm cases, partly worn ; 1 lady's silver Geneva watch, No. 3258, white dial, gold hands, flowered back ; 1 lady's gold albert, link and knot pattern ( knot is dead gold), tassel at end; 1 plain gold necklet, with two ring fasteners at one end; 1 silver necklet, small link pattern, with small silver locket attached ; 1 silver masonic emblem, lacquered, with gold square and compass, about the size of half- a- crown; 1 German silver coin, has been gilt, crown and lion on one side, encircled by the fetters MO : ARG : ORDFCE : BELG : WESTF, on the other side is the figure of a woman leaning on a shield, holding a sceptre, encircled by letters HANCTVEMR, HAC, NITIMVR, date supposed 1764, has a gold loop, and been used as a pendant. Information to Chief Constable Cumming, Bacup. 75.— Salford ( Borough).— 12th inst— A gentleman's silver English lever watcb, white dial, seconds hands, engine- turned cases, flat glass, No. 79041, maker " Russrell, Liverpool"; a silver albert guard, open link pattern, with gold seal ( stone deficient) and 50 cent coin attached— Supposed by A MAN, age 25 or 26 height 5 ft. 6 in., slight build, thin features, hair light brown, nc whiskers or moustache, flat nose ; dress, light plaid suit and black felt hat. 76.— Salford ( Borough).— 14th inst., at Salford Races— A silver English lever watch. No 9029, maker " S. Jackson, Manchester." 77.— Salford ( Borough).— 13th, 14th, and 15th inst., at Salford Races— A gentleman's gold centre seconds stop watch, No. 45482, " M. Cohen, Cheetham, Manchester," on works; a silver lever stop do., centre seconds, cream dial, maker " Wallwork, Crewe " ; an English silver lever do, cream dial, engine- turned case, capped and jewelled, maker" Jacob, Bradford " ; a silver lever hunting do., double case, white dial, gold hands, maker " Lewis, Manchester"; a steel albert guard attached; a gold open- face lever watch, No. 63894, seconds hand, white dial, frosted case, maker " Roskell, Liverpool" ; a gold scarf pin, set diamonds and amethysts; a gold horse- shoe do., f in. in diameter, gilt nails, pin rather short and crooked; a pair of field glasses, white ivory frames, slightly stained with pitch; and a black leather case, with light- coloured strap ; a pair of opera- glasses, with " Bennett, Cork," on glass, in black leather case, lined red velvet, strap, with buckle attached. Information to Supt. Donohoe, Salford. LEICESTERSHIRE. 78.— Leicester ( Borough).— 20th inst— 2 silver catheters ( surgical instruments), 1 round silver sugar basket frame, wicker pattern, round handle with " M. A. Dalley" engraved thereon ; 1 silver sugar sifter, plain; 1 glass mustard pot and pepper bottle, plain silver tops ; 1 pair silver sugar tongs and 2 silver salt spoons with " N" engraved thereon; 1 silver cream jug, very old, plain; 2 silver spoons ( one mustard, 1 tea), plain, " N " engraved thereon. Information to Chief Constable Duns, Leicester. LINCOLNSHIRE. 79.— Spilsby ( County).— 10th inst., at the Lumley Hotel, Skegness, a cash- box containing £ 41 in gold, £ 10 in silver, a Bank of England note for £ 10, and one for £ 5. Information to Supt. Sowden, Spilsby. MIDLOTHIAN. 80.— Edinburgh ( County).— From a portmanteau while in transit by railway between Portobello and London 4th and 5th inst.— 50 script shares ( value £ 2 each) in warrants or sheets of 10 on the Tharsus, Sul- phair and Copper Company, one warrant of 10 shares, Nos. 507,456 to 65 ; one warrant of 10 shares, Nos. 507,466 to 75 ; one warrant of 10 shares, Nos. 507,476 to 85 ; one warrant of 10 shares, Nos. 507776 to 507785 ; one warrant of 10 shares, Nos. 97416 to 25. Information to the Chief Constable for Midlothian, County Buildings, Edinburgh. NORTHUMBERLAND. 81.— Newcastle- upon- Tyne ( City).— lst inst. — A Singer Safety bicycle, No. 57996, '' Singer and Coy., W. Oliff, agent," on front part, ball head, ball pedals, black enamelled and part plated, partly worn. 82.— Newcastle - upon - Tyne ( City).— 24th inst.— A gold lever watch, No. 57822, maker " T. Savage, London," " M. Hunter " inside outer case. Information to Detective Supt. Gray, Newcastle- on- Tyne. STAFFORDSHIRE. 83.— Burton- upon- Trent ( County).- 3rd inst. — A silver English lever watch, No. 7450, strong make, a short steel chain attached; an o'. d German silver or Geneva watch, No. 23803, brass case, small paper star pasted in outer case. Information to Supt. Gilbride, Burton- upon- Trent. 84.— Stoke- on- Trent [ County].— 18th inst., by housebreaking, at Basford— A lady's patent silver lever watch, No 22761, chased back, white dial, black figures ; a lady's 18- carat gold patent lever watch, No. 41425, chased back, makers " Pidduck and Sons, Hanley." Information to Stopt. Chaplain, Stoke- on- Trent. SURREY. 85.— Dorking ( County).— 24th inst., at Betch- worth— 1 black pilot coat; 1 corded cloth vest; 1 black diagonal do, ; 1 pair dark cloth trousers, with white stripes— Supposed by A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion and moustache dark, blinks his eyes when talking ; dress, pilot coat, cord trousers, and black hard felt hat. Sings and sells ballads. Information to Supt. Lambert, Dorking. 86.— Godstone ( County).— Between 4th and 16th inst., at Bletchingley— A silver lever watch, single case, No. 55272, " Rust" inside of case; and a gold cable chain. Information to Supt. Redford, Godstone. SUSSEX ( EAST). ~ 87.— Brighton ( Borbugh).— Between lst and 3rd inst.— A china tea set ( low shaped cups, fluted), marone and brown, gilt edge; a china ditto ( barrel shaped cups, curved fluted), coloured flowers, gilt edge, registered No. 66815, printed No. 1475; 2 dozen table- spooms, 2 dozen dessert ditto, 3 d# zen tea ditto, 1 doaew T H E POLICE GAZETTE. FRIDAT, . TUNE 28. 1889. table forks, 2 dozen dessert ditto— all stamped 3, a crown, a canoe, and " D. S.," and made up in packets, and labelled " Deykins and Sons, N2170, 3; 3 dozen table- spoons, 3 dozen dessert ditto, 6 dozen tea ditto 3 dozen large, 3 dozen small), 3 dozen table forks, 3 dozen dessert ditto— all stamped " J. R. and S.," a crown, and " B. P. Benares," and made up in boxes with blue labels, " Bensare Silver" thereon ; 2 dozen dessert knives, stamped " Henry Hobson and Sons, Sheffield" ; 2 or 3 plated knife rests, in very dirty condition ; 1 small American Bee clock; 6 heavy cut dram glasses, various sizes ; about 2 dozen cut half- pint tumblers; 8 or 9 oval plated teapots ( fluted or engraved), ivory knobs to lids, mostly plated handles Nos. ( supposed) 1001, 205, 279, 272, 1007, 1278 ; 7 or 8 plated cruet frames, cut glass bottles, plated tops to mustard and pepper casters, Nos. ( supposed) 2742, 3733, and 3082 ; 2 coffee pots; a stone- colour tin trunk, about 21 ft. long; a greenish check lounge coat, with buttons to match. 86.— Brighton ( Borough).—' 7th hist., from an hotel— A gentleman's silver Geneva watch, open face, white dial, out of repair ; a gentleman's silver English ditto, maker " Ray, Western- road, Brighton"; a gentleman's gold lever ditto, maker " Germain, Western- road, Brighton," on works; a lady's gold Geneva ditto, gold dial, " E. B." engraved inside outer case ; a gentleman's 15- carat gold albert, link pattern, with pendant and seal ( shape of swan's head) ; a gentleman's 18- carat gold ditto, long link pattern ; a gentleman's gold double albert chain, long link pat- tern, pendant ( stirrup with small compass in centre) ittacLid; and 8 Jubilee 5s. pieces. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. WARWICKSHIRE. 87.— Acocks Green ( County).— 6th inst., by housebreaking, at Billesley— 1 dark cloth overcoat, large check, almost invisible ; 1 black cloth morning coat, breast pocket and 2 side pockets; 1 dark blue cloth jacket, breast and 2 side pockets; 1 steel barrel breechloading saloon pistol; and 2 gouge tools, marked " Alfred Lane." 10th inst., at Sparkhill— 1 brown sealskin cloak, trimmed with brown fur, much worn on front and sleeves ; 1 black ribbed frock coat, bottom button- hole much worn ; and a small American timepiece. Information to Supt. Yardley, Acocks Green, near Birmingham. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 88— Hull ( Borough).— 18th inst.— A lady's silver Geneva watch, No. 17668, with white metal albert, rope pattern, attached. Information to Captain Gurney, Chief Constable> Hull. ANIMALS, FTC., STOLEN. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 89.— Slough ( County).— 12th inst. at Datchet— A chestnut mare pony, 5 years, between 11 and 12 hands, " H. E." branded on near hip. Information to Supt. Dunham, Slough. WARWICKSHIRE. 90.— Birmingham ( Borough).— 18th inst.— A strong brown harness horse, 10 years, 151 hands, black points, shows some wear on forelegs, small shoes on forefeet, none on hindfeet, hair slightly rubbed off lack, scar inside hind fetlock caused by friction. Information to the Chief Constable, Birmingham. PERSONS OR BODIES FOUND. GLAMORGANSHIRE. 91.— Cardiff ( Borough).— At 7.15 a. m., 29th ult., at Cardiff, in a second- class carriage of the Great Western Railway— A male child, about 6 months old, hair light brown, eyes ( left weak) blue, has a discharge in right ear; is in a very emaciated condition, and appears to have been greatly neglected; dress, white lace dress, cotton ditto, with small blue spots, under knitted woollen petticoat, with red woollen band round neck, two red bands at bottom of skirt, one much wider than the other, no hat, was wrapped in an old purple- colour shawl, with stripes of a lighter shade, fringe at bottom. Clothing ( excepting shawl) is in good condition. Information to Supt. Price, Cardiff. HAMPSHIRE. 92.— Bitterne ( County).— On the London and South Western Railway, at Millbrook, at 4 a. m., 12th inst.— The body of a man, age about 50, length 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., hair ( bald on top), whiskers, and moustache light brown; dress, old black frock- coat, white jumper ( nearly new), corduroy trousers with rule pocket, blue cloth vest, blue striped cotton shirt, white flannel under ditto, white muffler, nailed boots grey soft felt hat. Appearance of a mason or brick- layer. Found on body a 2 ft. rule, knife, spectacles and case, key, and tobacco- box. Information to Supt. Adams, Bitterne. PROPERTY FOUND. HERTFORDSHIRE. 93.— Hatfield ( County).— On the night of the 8th inst., in a shed at Hatfield— A double- seated tricycle, in bad condition, painted black, makers, " Messrs. Marriott and Cooper, 65, Holborn- viaduct, London," Brooks's patent saddle, and a lamp, makers " Powell and Hanner, Birmingham." Supposed left by two young men, of shabby appearance, who were seen leav- ing the premises. Information to Lieut.- Colonel Daniell, Chief Con- stable, Hatfield. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 94.— Wellingboro ( County).— 24th ult., in the possession of a boy ( supposed stolen).— A cripper tri- cycle, 36 in. wheels, single driver, dress- guard over chain, left handle loose, break on front wheel. Information to Supt. Bailie, Wellingbo.- o. PROPERTY RECOVERED. 95.— Hampshire, Winchester ( City).— Watch, Case No. 84, 21 at inst. MISCELLANEOUS. CITY OF LONDON. 96.— Stopped, when offered for sale, 27th ult.— A lady's miniature gold keyless demi- hunter watch, gold dial, maker " Harry Emanuel, Brook- street and Hanover- square," No. 21196, monogram " C. N." set in diamonds on back of case. Stated to have been picked up in Wardour- street, Soho, about three years ago. Information to Inspector McWilliam, 26, Old Jewry, E. C. SPECIAL NOTICE. LATEST INFORMATION. APPREHEN8ION8 80UQHT. CHESHIRE. 103.— Birkenhead ( County).— For committing a rape, 22nd inst.— THOMAS KEENAN, alias WESTON KEENAN, age about 25, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., stout build, complexion fresh, hair light brown, clean shaved flat nose; dress, black jacket and black hard felt hat.' A native of Tranmere. Birkenhead. Generally works at brickworks as brickmakers' labourer. Has a brother- in- law employed at gas- works at Deansgate, Manchester. Warrant issued. 104.— Birkenhead ( County).- For stealing from the cabin of a flat, at Lower Bebington, 22nd inst., 2 blue cloth vests; 1 blue cloth yachting cap; 1 pair blue cloth trousers, fall fronts; 2 pairs woollen drawers ( one grey, one white) ; 1 pair light lace boots, with toecaps; 2 woollen shirts; 1 pair grey woollen stockings; 1 blue jersey, marked W. M. Roberts in red worsted one side ; and 1 white canvas bag, with blue cord in seam— RICHARD WIGNALL, age about 23 ( looks much older), height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., com- plexion and hair dark, no whiskers ; dress, blue cloth jersey, light lace boots with toecaps, and yachting cap with cloth peak. A flatman ; supposed native of Runcorn. Information to Supt. Hindley, County Hall, Birken- head. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT* 97.— E Division.— Attention is again called to the wcodcut and description of ALFRED JOHNSON, Expiree, Office No. 31845 ( see special notice in POLICE GAZETTE, 12th April last), who, with others, is still obtaining money on forged cheques, and they have now in their possession cheque- books of the following banks :— Messrs. Coutts and Co., Strand ; Messrs. Cox and Co., Charing-. cross; the Imperial, Lothbury; the Union, Chancery- lane branch, and the London and County. The principal victims upon whom these frauds have been committed are tradesmen, and the following means are usually adopted:— Butchers, grocers, etc., are found by the thieves to be serving a certain custo- mer. A man then goes to the house and obtains the tradesman's book, under the pretence of having it made up. A boy is then employed to take the book and forged cheque, purporting to have been signed by the customer, to the tradesman, who is asked to make up the book and give the boy the difference of the cheque. A farmer at Horsham, Sussex, was recently victim- ised by these men, and a large sum of money was obtained on one of the forged cheques; and it is be- lieved they will continue to perpetrate these frauds in the provinces. Farmers and the principal tradesmen should be cautioned against these men. APPREHENSIONS. 98.— Gloucestershire, Fishponds ( County). — JOHN BRITTON, Case No. 19, 2 lst inst. 99.— Northamptonshire, Peterborough ( Borough).— RICHARD DOW, Case No. 32, 14th and 21st inst. 100.— Suffolk, Framlingham ( County).— WIL- LIAM TAYLOR, Case No. 47, 21st inst. 101.— Sussex ( E.\ Uckfield ( County).— GEORGE WEST, alias ATKINS, Case No. 24, 12th April last. 102. — H u 11 ( Borough). — Supervisee THOMAS WILSON, Office No. 30225, Case 60, 21st June, 1889, and Supervisee ANTHONY KELLY, C. v. e 56, 31st May, 1889. OXFORDSHIRE. 105.— Watlington ( County).— For stealing ahorse ( recovered), at Nuffield, 21st inst.— A MAN, age about 24, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, fall face;. dress, dark mixture coat, trousers, and vest, and hard-, felt hat. Information to Supt. Hawtin, Watlington. PERSONS IN_ CUSTODY. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 106.— T Division.— Remanded at Hampton Petty Sessions till 1st prox., for uttering a counterfeit florin - GEORGE STANLEY, printer, 6, Gees- court, Oxford- street ( false), age 39, height 5 ft. 11 in., complexion dark, hair, eyes, and slight moustache dark, marks right forearm, anchor, heart, and bracelet on left wrist, scar on right eyebrow; dress, dark pilot coat and vest,' black trousers, grey check shirt, dark blue tie, with red and light blue spots, black hard felt hat, old side- spring boots. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. SURREY. 107.— Farnharn ( County).— Sentenced to 1 month's, imprisonment, 27th inst., for unlawfully representing himself to be a police constable— WILLIAM HOWE, age 21 to 25, height 5 ft. 9f in., complexion fair, hair light brown, eyes blue, scar on tip of right little finger ; dress, light colour coat, cap, and vest, blue serge trou • sers. Supposed to have been tramping the country, calling at inns and private houses and obtaining money by falsely representing himself to be on the Ordnance Survey. Information to Supt. Pike, Farcham. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, 108 — F Division.— 24th inst. — A gentleman's slate- colour cashmere overcoat and vest, maker Phillips, Regent- street; a pair of fawn and brown check trousers and vest; a grey shirt, blue sateen foundation; a small box, view of Ramsgate thereon; 2 gent' 8 gold rings, one set bloodstone, one carbuncle; a pair of gold sleeve- links; a pair of silver and pearl solitaires; a pair of earrings; George IV. sixpences,, enamelled ; a scarf- pin, set diamond and carbuncle, and a lady's gold dress- ring, set pearls and rubies. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. BERKSHIRE. 109.— Maidenhead ( County).- 21st inst. — A German silver watch, inner case brass, scratched on outer case, and a Mexican silver chain with Jubilee sixpence and threepenny piece attached. Information to Supt. Taylor, Maidenhead. LANCASHIRE. 110.— PresCOt ( County).— 26th inst., at Waver! ree — 18 large electro- plated forks and 18 small ditto,. thread pattern, monogram " P. E. J. H.': cn handles. Information to Supt. Barker, Prescot. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 L OST, on the evening of the 18th inst., between 17, Ennismore- gardens and 59, Onslow- gardens, a SAFETY BROOCH, with two hearts, one diamond, and one emerald.:— If brought to 17, Ennismore- gardens, a handsome reward will be given. J^ OST, on Friday afternoon, probably in the Underground Railway ( between • Gloucester Road and Victoria), a Lady's GOLD WATCH, with monogram and inscription on it.— Whoever will return it - to 35, Rosary- gardens, will receive a good reward. REWARD. 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