PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887. VOL. IV., No. 392. EEQULATIONS- % ATI announcements for insertion in the POLICE GAZET. \ and all communications upon them ^ should be addressed to THE EDITOR OP TUB POLICE GAZETTB, GREAT SCOTLAND YAHD, LONDON, S. W. . V 2. Particulars concerning persons whose apprehension is sought will be inserted m one issue of thi POLICE GAZETTE, if they are sufficient to enable action to be taken upon them by another foroe. 5. Particulars as to stolen 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 fir the payment must be given, ani the exact conditions be clearly stated. Portraits of persons whose apprehension is sought for serious offences, and engravings of \ tolen property, will be prominently inserted, with detailed particulars, at a cost of 15s. p* r portrait, and of Is. 6d. per photograph or sketch of a stolen article, including the expense of engraving on wood. ft. Every announcement, if for the apprehension of a person, must be guaranteed by the signature of an officer of not less rank than Superintendent; and, if the name of such person be required 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. 9. Announcements concerning stolen property must be guaranteed by an offieer of not less rank than Inspector, or analogous thereto. 6 8. Announcements of all persons to be apprehended or of stolen property bear a number, and an alphabetically arranged by counties. 9. 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S.— Any additional copies of the GAZETTE beyond the number at present supplied will be forwarded on appli- c ttion in the form set forth in my circular of the 7th of November, 1883. 3.— It is particularly requested that any complaints as to the non- delivery or of irregularity in the elate of delivery of the POLICE GAZETTE, may be at once noti- fied to the Editor. NOTICE. EXTRADITION. as 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 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 be bound to surrender their 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. DEVONSHIRE KURD £ 126 REWARD. 1.- Whereas, ARCHIBALD REED, a river watcher in the employ of the Tiverton Fishing Association, was brutally murdered during the night of Friday, the 29th of July last, on the bank of the River Exe, near Colli- priest. And whereas, the Coroner's Jury have returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person or persons unknown. A Reward of £ 125 will be paid by the Watch Com- mittee of the Borough to any person ( other than a person belonging to a Police Force in the United Kingdom) who shall give such information and evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the murderer or murderers. And the Secretary of State for the Home Department will advise the grant of Her Majesty's Most Gracious PARDON to any accomplice, not being the person who actually committed the murder, who shall give such information and evidence as shall lead to a like result. Information to Superintendent Crabb, St. Andrew- street, Tiverton. THE POLICE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEK 30, 1887. METROPOLITAN POLICE QISTRICT. 2.— C. I. D., C. O— Woodcut portrait and de- scription of RANDALL COOPER, alias WILLIAM RINGOLD COOPER, RAFE COOPER, J. W. SLOANE, an American, whoso apprehension is sought for forgery to the amount of £ 3,670, age 40, height 5 ft. 7| in., spare build, complexion sallow, hair long ( turning grey), eyes ( flashing) brown, moustache and beard ( if wearing one) dark, turning grey, long thin face, stoops slightly, weak chest, pockmarked, two false teeth in front, scars back of head, right side, and left forearm, mole on right arm ; dresses well, gene- rally in dark clothes, with muffler, and soft felt hat- Was convicted at the Central Criminal Court for forgery, 20th October, 1879, and sentenced to 5 years' penal servitude, and has also been convicted in America, where he is well known, and sentenced to 5 years for forgery. Is said to have left England about 3 weeks since for America, and had in his possession a number of Bank of England notes, the proceeds of tbe forgery, viz, 30 Notes of £ 100 each, Nos. 04841 to 04850, Nos. 05781 to 05790, Nos. 06671 to 06680, dated 16th April, 1887 ; 13 note3 of £ 50 each, Nos. 28265 to 28277, dated 16th March, 1887 ; 1 note of £- 20, No. 27835, dated 17th February, 1887. Warrant issued. If found abroad his extradition will be asked for. 3.— A Division.— For embezzlement- JOHN WILLIAM INCH, age about 37, height about 6 ft., stout build, broad shoulders, complexion and moustache fair, dissipated appearance ; dressed ( when last seen) in mourning. A native of Wisbech, Cambs. Mother resides ( supposed) at 49, New Parade, Wisbech. Stated that he was going to employment at Messrs. Joseph Lund and Co., Birmingham, and asked that his letters be addressed to the Liberal Club there. Known at Bradford, Yorks. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Warrant issued. 4.— B Division.— For forging and uttering an order for £ 156 0s. 6d. on 15th July last- JULES FEVARS, native of Switzerland, age 30 to 35, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fair, hair light brown, eyes grey, small side whiskers, no moustache, thick lips, well built; speaks good English; fond of betting ; dress, black diagonal walking coat and vest, dark mix- ture trousers, black silk scarf with diamond pin, black hard felt hat. Warrant issued. 5.— C Division.— For embezzlement, 27th ult.— WILLIAM BIGNELL, age 18, height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in., oomplexion and hair fair, eyes brown; dress, grey jacket, dark vest, cord trousers, hard felt hat. Warrant issued. 6.— C Division.— For embezzling £ 323, 23rd ult. — EDWYN McNEIL BRUCE DUNSTERVILLE, a clerk, of 21 Hatherley- grove, Westbourne- park, London, age 25, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion dark, sallow, eyes dark, heavy, and dull, hair and small moustache dark brown ; usually wears a jacket suit, silk hat, patent leather boots with light spats. Smart gentlemanly appearance, and falsely represents himself as an Army officer. May endeavour to go abroad Warrant issued. 1 £ 5 REWARD. 7.— K Division.— Woodcut portrait and descrip- tion of JOHN W. CAIGER, whose apprehension is sought for embezzlement, age 24, height 5 ft. 4 or 5 in, complexion fair, hair auburn ( parted in centre), small side- whiskers sandy; short- sighted; dress, brown check suit, brown hard felt hat, wears a gold ring with white stone, and imitation ivory bullock's horn scarf- pin. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by Mr. J. W. Rainey, 195, Abbots- road, Bromley- by- Bow, for his apprehen- sion and conviction, and recovery of property. 8.— R Division,— For embezzlement— GEORGE COX, a milk carrier, age 23, height 5 ft. 7 in., com- plexion, hair and moustache dark ; dress, black Ches- terfield overcoat, grey trousers, low shoes, brown felt hat. May visit his father, who is a coastguardsman, at Eastbourne. Warrant issued. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Sco'land Yard, London. S. W. CITY OF LONDON. 9— For stealing post letters, containing postal orders- ALFRED WREN WATTS, native of London, age 22, height 5 ft 9 or 10 in., complexion ruddy, hair and eyes dark brown, slight brown moustache, thin features ; dress, light brown Melton overcoat, lapped seams, " Hughes, Cheapside," on tab, black Melton coat and vest, lapped seams, dark mixture trousers, black hard felt hat, gilt letter " A." inside. 10.— For embezzlement— JOHN PELL, ae; e 30, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fair, hair, moustache, and side whiskers ( slight) fair, slim build, smart, active appearance ; a traveller in the flour and corn trade ; dress, brown overcoat, light tweed suit under, black felt hat. His parents reside at Clifton, near Biggles- wade, Beds, and his father- in- law, Isaac Clayton, re- sides at 43a, Canning- street, Bedford. Was formerly manager to Mrs. WagstafF, Coton- road, Nuneaton, Warwick. May visit either of these places. Warrant issued. 11.— For embezzlement— TOM MORRIS MAR- SHALL, alias TOM MARSHALL and TOM H. MORRIS, an advertisement canvasser, age 28 to 30, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in, stout build, broad shoulders, complexion fair, hair light brown, side whiskers and moustache fair, swinging gait, having been to sea ; dressed in matalassi Oxford coat and vest, dark tweed trousers, and brown Oxford hat. Cirries a black bag with copy of the Didot Bottin French Directory, also two receipt books belonging to the International Advertising Company, with Nos. 100to 150, and Inter- national Directories Advertising Company, with Nos. 34496 to 34545. Well known in the theatrical world, and is a frequenter of music- halls. Accompanied by his wife, age 28, height 5 ft. 7 in., slim build, com- plexion fair; dress, dark brown Batternberg jacket, brown hat. Warrant issued. Information to Inspector McWilliam, 20, Old Jewry, E. C. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. £ 1 Is. REWARD. 12.— Newport Pagnell ( County).— Fordeserting his four children - FRANK COLLINS, a native of Olney Bucks, age 34, height 5 ft. 2 in., complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes dark, long features ; dress, old dark cloth jacket and trousers. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by Mr. C. W. Powell, Clerk to the Guardians of the Newport Pagnell Union, for his apprehension. Information to Supt. Hall, Fenny Stratford. CHESHIRE. 13.— Macclesfield ( County).— For stealing £ 6 from a dwelling- house, 17th inst.— WILLIAM BRAD- LEY, native of Liddington, age 24, height 6 ft., com- plexion fresh, eyes blue, hair and moustache ( slight) brown, no whiskers, two large warts on back of left hand; dress, new black worsted suit, hard felt hat, lace boots. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Large, Macclesfield. CUMBERLAND. 14.— Penrith ( County).— For committing an in- decent assault on a child, 17th inst.— A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in., rather stout build, complexion fresh, moustache and slight whiskers on chin dark ; dress, supposed blue lerge or pilot cloth jacket, drab cord trousers, double peak grey cloth cap, lace boots, upper leather in one boot is cut. A tramp. Information to Supt. Fowler, Penrith. DENBIGHSHIRE ~ 15— Wrexham ( County).- For stealing, 26th inst., a Boston silver lever watch, No. 50507 ; a boy's light tweed jacket, nearly new, pockets each side and breast; and a pair of lace boots— JOHN GILL, age 30, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, sandy moustache ; dress, brown tweed coat, black cord trousers, black- and- white necktie. Supposed to be an Army Reserve man, and will draw his reserve pay at Preston on 1st prox. Ha3 friends at 55, Gravel- street, Coventry. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Wilde, Wrexham. DEVONSHIRE. £ 5 REWARD. 1G Devon port ( Borough). — Woodcut portrait and description of JAMES DAN FORD, alias WALTER PERKISS, a private of the Duke of Corn- wall's Light Infantry, officer's servant, whose appre- hension is sought for stealing, 17th inst., £ 20 gold and silver— age 26, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes brown, heavy brown moustache, full face, high forehead, turns his toes out when walking ; dress, blue overcoat, velvet collar, black cutaway coat and vest, striped trousers, black hard felt hat. By trade a baker.., Is said to be a native of Epsom, Surrey, and has lived at 4, Church- street, Epsom, before he enlisted. Took ticket from Tavistock to Waterloo Railway Station on 19th inst. The above reward wi. l be paid by Lieut. Rawlinson, D. CL. I, Devonport. Information to Head Constable Lynn, Devonport. DURHAM. 17.— Durham ( County).— For larceny ( bailee)— JOHN BARTON, a travelling watchmaker, age 64, height 6 ft., eyes grey, hair, whiskers, and moustache grey, proportionate build, stoops slightly when walk- ing ; generally dressed in black dress coat, vest, and trousers, long black hat; carries a small black bag con- taining his tools. Property not recovered, a silver lever watch, No. 19620. Warrant issued. Information to Supt Dunn, Durham. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 18.— Fishponds ( County.)— For burglary and stealing, 7th inst.— 6 plated forks, 5 do. teaspoons; 2 pairs men's boots, one pair sidespring ( recently soled); one pair strong lace up ; 2 pairs ladies' button boots, plain kid, 13 or 14 buttons ( nearly new) ; I light tweed riding jacket; 1 pair livery breeches and gaiters, light brown with small pearl buttons at knees; 1 black mackintosh ; 1 new Oxford check shirt, button- holes not worked ; 1 blue silk antimacassar and 2 meerschaum pipes. Also 10th inst.— 1 green dust coat, large pocket inside ; 1 plated table- spoon, initials S P. on handle.— A MAN, age 27, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion and side whiskers dark, rather thin face, proportionate build ; dress, black soft billycock hat, dark jacket and vest, fustian or light cord trousers. Information to Supt. Matthews, Fishponds, Bristol. HAMPSHIRE. 19.— Gosport ( County).— For tmbezzlement — FREDERICK RUSSELL, native of Ryde, Isle of Wight, a butcher, age about 19, height 5 ft. 9 or 10 in , complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes and slight moustache light; dress ( supposed), black jacket and vest, brown felt hat, low shoes. May seek employ- ment as a butcher's assistant, or may endeavour to enlist. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Catchlove, Gosport. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 20.— Portsmouth ( Borough.)— Woodcut portrait and description of HARRY E. W. WATTS, naval writer, whose opprehension is sought for stealing, 1st July last, from H. M. S. " Duke of Wellington," at Portsmouth, £ 248 12s. 7d., consisting of 19 £ b Bank of England notes dated " 15tli October, 1885, Portsmouth," Nos. 62232 to 50, and some gold and silver. Age 24, height 6 ft. 7 in., complexion fair, hair, moustache and eyes brown. Has passed as the Hon. Gerald Travers; was recently seen at the " Wild West Show." May be found in the company of prostitutes, and spending money freely. Information to Chief Constable Cosser, Portsmouth. HEREFORDSHIRE. 21.— Hereford ( County).— For rape on a child at Zarkhill, 20th inst.— A MAN, age about 20, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion sallow, hair and moustache black, no whiskers j dress, blue mixture cloth coat and vest ( brown and yellow spots), supposed cord trousers, hard felt hat. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Cope, Here ford. 22.— Weobley ( County).— For housebreaking and stealing a light grey mixture cloth jacket, two pockets on hips and one inside left breast, and a dark- ribbed vest, with inside breast pocket ( nearly new)— A MAN, age 40, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fair, hair brown, whiskers sandy ; dress, dark coat, blue trousers, black billycock hat; A tramping Irishman. Information to Supt. OVens, Weobley. HERTFORDSHIRE. 23.— Hertford ( Borough).— For stealing a light tweed suit, dark great coat, bine check shirt, hand- kerchief with red and white spots, black felt hat ( marked E. T. Coombes, No. 2, Whitehall- terrace, Tottenham, inside), and a pair of waterproof boots, newly soled — CHARLES YOUNG, a blacksmith, native of Edinburgh, age 36, height 5 ft. 10 in., complexion fair, eyes grey, hair brown, heavy mous- tache light brown ; dress, brown cloth trousers, black diagonal coat, and is supposed to be wearing the stolen boots and hat. States he was 14 years in the Royal Artillery. Warrant issued. Information to Head Constable Jarrett, Hertford. KENT. 24.— Tonbridge ( County).— For failing to report — License Holder JOHN BOND, Office No. 33385, age 42, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion dark, hair dark brownj eyes hazel, scars on forehead, right thigh, and buttock, E. B. and bracelet on left wrist, scar back of right hand. Sentenced at Central Criminal Court on 20th November, 1882, to 6 years' penal servitude for utter- ing. Licensed 22nd July, 1887. B J 631. Warrant issued. Information to the Superintendent, Kent Constabu- lary, Tonbridge. 25.— G ravese n d ( Borough).— For stealing a flannel suit of clothes ( Indian manufacture), an undress suit of livery, and other articles of wearing apparel— WILLIAM HARMS, a footman, age 26, height about 5 ft. 8 in., complexion fair, hair light; dress, dark mixture tweed suit. Information to Chief Constable Berry, Gravesend. LANCASHIRE. 26.— Bolton ( County).-— For committing a rape on a girl age 10, 18th inst.— A MAN, age about 30, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in , complexion florid, very pimpled face, moustache and beard sandy ; dress, dark coat and vest, brown trousers, black billycock hat. Information to Supt. Holland, Bolton. 27.— Manchester ( City).— For mans'aughter— THOMAS JOHNSON, native of Manchester, age 28, height 5 ft. 6 or 7 in., complexion fresh, eyes brown, hair light brown, moustache dark, no whiskers ; dress, blue pilot cloth coat and vest, cord or moleskin trou- sers, cloth cap. Is a boatman, and well known to boatmen on the Bridgwater Navigation Canal. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Smith, Manchester. 28.— Liverpool ( Borough). — For embezzlement, 11th December last— THOMAS FORD, age 53, height 5 ft. 7 in., stout build, complexion ruddy, hair grey ; wore a black coat, small check trousers, billycock hat. Supposed to be in London. Information to Chief Supt. Williams, Liverpool. LEICESTERSHIRE. 29.— Market Harborough ( County).— For steal- ing carpenters' tools ( recovered), 14th inst.— A MAN, age 33, height 5 ft. 7 or 8 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, round face, slight moustache; dress, dark coat, cotton cord trousers, dark cloth cap with peak, blue- and- white spotteS necktie, with silver- plated scarf ring. Appearance of a bricklayer's labourer. Information to Supt. Bott, Market Harborough. 30.— Leicester ( Borough).— For stealing, 6th inst., a lady's small silver watch, chased back, No. 52443 ; and a long gold guard, small chain pattern ( guard since found pledged)— A man named SEAGRAVE, a labourer, age about 40. height 5 ft. 4 in., thin features, dark moustache; dress, dark coat, light vest and trou- sers, black hard billycock hat, rather shabby appear- ance. Last seen at Loughborough 7th inst. 31.— Leicester ( Borough).— For failing to report — License Holder WILLIAM STRETTON, Office No. 32988, age 34, height 5 ft. 7 in , complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, scars crown and back of head, mermaid front of right forearm, anchor and cross back of left forearm, star, crown, and cross b) ck of left hand, rings 1st, 2nd, and 3rd left fingers, varicose veins right leg. Sentenced at Leicester, 3rd Apri', 1883, to 5 years' penal servitude for larceny. Licensed 14th May, 1887. J 273.— License Holder JOHN HENRY CRANSTON, Office No. 33052, age 41, height 5 ft. 7 in , complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, small scar inside right wrist and outside left forefinger. Sen- tenced at Leicester, 17th October, 1882, to 5 years' penal servitude for horse- stealing. Licensed 31st May, 1887. 1 861. Information to Head Constable Duns, Leicester. OXFORDSHIRE. 32.— Oxford ( County).— For breaking and enter- ing a barn and stealing a quantity of barley, 14th March last— GEORGE OLIVER, alias SANDY, a labourer, native of Stonesfield, Oxford, age 27, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair, whiskers ( thin) sandy, thin features ; dress, drab slop, corduroy trou- sers, heavy lace boots, deerstalker hat. Warrant issued. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Fernsby, Oxford. LEONARD, age 35, height 5 ft. 3 in, slight build, complexion sallow, hair dark brown, eyes blue, long sharp nose, scar right side of nose ; dress, black cloth suit ( frock coat), blue necktie with white spots, black silk tie ( all shabby). A tramping theatrical. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Longden, Bilston. 37,- Brierley Hill ( County).- For stealing, 19th — A silver lever hunting watch, No. 30427, maker, J. Cochen, Birmingham, steel and leather guard attached • a silver brooch, horseshoe pattern, " Good Luck" across it, pin broken off; a silver keeper ring, buckle patttrn, and motto, " Forget- me- not"; a long silver- plated watch- guard, curb pattern; a blick imitation jet brooch; a bracelet of amber, green and white coloured beads ; a gold- plated ear- drop; a small black ditto ; a silver Geneva watch, white dial, steel hands, and seconds hand, metal curb pattern chain, with a three cent piece and a small token representing the head of Cetewayo attached ; and about £ 40 in gold and silver— TWO MEN ; 1st., age about 30, height 5 ft. 3 in., medium build, clean shaved; dress, dark coat and trousers, light muffler, black hard billycock hat • 2nd, age from 30 to 40, height 5 ft. 1 or 2 in., long features, tuft on chin, slight build; dress, short- skirted black jacket, light muffler, black hard billy- cock hat. One of the abo^ e had Lis left hand cut by breaking a window. Information to Supt. Woollaston, Brierley Hill. 38.— Brownhills ( County).— For stealing, 7th inst., a wagon sheet ( iecovered)— ENOCH ROGER- SON, a hawker, native of Chester, age between 40 and 50, height about 5 fc. 4 in., complexion, hair, whiskers and moustache dark, slender build, slightly pockmarked, nose appears to have been broken; dress black coat and vest, cord trousers, black hard felt hat. Information to Supt. Barrett, Brownhills. WARWICKSHIRE. 39— Birmingham ( Borough).— For stealing .£ 45, the monies of his employer— ISAAC KAMINSKI, a Jew, clerk and cashier, native of Birmingham, age 20, height 5 ft. 3 in,, complexion very fair, hair light brown, protruding mouth, wears spectacles; dress, black coat and vest, grey mixture striped trousers, black hard felt billycock hat. Has a sister residing at Rotherham. Information to Chief Constable Farndalc, Birming- ham. PEMBROKESHIRE. £ 1 REWARD. 33.— Pembroke ^ County).— For deserting his wife and family— DAVID WALTERS, a tailor, native of Llanstadwell, age about 33, height 5 ft. 2£ in., com- plexion sallow, eye3 grey, hair dark brown, whiskers and moustache dark. Tattooed on one arm with an unfinished design of a ship, D. W. and anchor on other arm. Pockmarks on lower part of forehead. Warrant issued. The above reward will be paid by the Clerk of the Pembroke Poor Law Union, for information leading to arrest. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Clarke, Pembroke. SHROPSHIRE. 34.— Burford ( County).— For stealing, I8thinst, a black diagonal cloth overcoat, two side pockets, breast and ticket ditto, a pair of black kid gloves in one of the side pockets ; 8 new striped cotton shirts and a new blacksmith's apron— A MAN, age about 40, height ft. 9 or 10 in., hair and side whiskers dark, com- plexion pale, crooked nose ; dress, brown plaid jacket and vest ( jacket patched at both side pockets), dark corduroy trousers, small brown hard felt hat, lace boots with tips. A tramping blacksmith, and works leftlianded. Was traced to Clifton- on- Teme, and supposed to have gone in the direction of Gloucester. Information to Supt. Simcox, Burford. SOMERSETSHIRE. 35.— Frome ( County).— For stealing a horse and cart ( recovered)— JOHN and GEORGE HARRIS, brothers, natives of Frome, ages 12 and 10 respectively, both medium height for their ages, complexions fresh, hair and eyes brown ; rough and ragged dress. Have been in the habit of sleeping in outhouses, & c. Information to Supt. Williams, Frome. STAFFORDSHIRE. 36— Bilston ( County).— For procuring a by false pretences for an unlawful purpose woman MARK WATERFORD. 40.— Waterford ( City).— For stealing from the Waterford Branch of the Provincial Bank £ 457, 13th inst.— AUGUSTUS E. FITT, age 35, height 5 ft. 10 in., good- looking, very white teeth, complexion fresh, hair and moustache dark, military appearance, turns his toes in slightly when walking ; dress ( supposed) brown tweed suit, dark overcoat, black hard felt hat. A cashier. Native of Limerick. Information to Inspector- General Reed, Royal Irish Constabulary, Dublin Castle. WILTSHIRE. 41.— Chippenham ( County).— For deserting his family— WILLIAM TURNER, native of Kington Langley, near Chippenham, age 40, height 6 ft., stout build, complexion fair, hair dark brown; dress, mole- skin trousers ( straps round knees) and vest, black cap or billycock hat, heavy lace boots. Has been employed as a carter, and supposed to be with Wombwell's Menagerie. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Barrett, Chippenham. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING) 42.— Bridlington ( County). — For shopbreaking ( see Case No. 79, inst.)— A man, age about 40, height 5 fu 10 in, proportionate build, complexion fresh, hair dark brown, short stubby beard, moustache brown mixed with grey ; dress, dark mixture tweed coat, supposed brown trousers, dark felt " raddy" hat. Appearance of a jobbing worker, and may have in his possession some ironmongers' circulars from Stephenson, Little Bee Hive, Bridlington. Information to Supt. Winterbottom, Bridlington. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 43.— Guisborough ( County).— For attempting to commit a rape, 23rd inst.— FREDERICK WOOD, native of Loftus, age 21, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., com- plexion fair, hair brown, moustache ( slight) light, slender build, rather smart appearance; dress, brown cloth coat and vest, grey trousers, light double peak cap. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Clarkson, Guisborough. 44.— Heworth ( County). — For larceny [ person), 11th inst.— CHARLES SWALES, age 23, height 5 ft. 6* in., complexion fresh, full face, hair and eyes brown, no whiskers or moustache, a low horse- dealer, frequents horse and cattle fairs; was traced to Biry, 4 T H E POLICE G A Z E T T E. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887. Lancashire, 17th inst., with 3 horses; dress, grey mixture cloth shooting coat, supposed dark vest, brown thick cord trousers, dark soft felt hat. Warrant issued. Information to Supt. Wright, Heworth. 45.— Scarborough ( Borough).— ROBERT IL LINGWORTH, an absconding bankrupt, an American baker and confectioner, age 53, height 5 ft. 5 or 6 in. slender build, complexion sallow, hair turning grey beard and heavy moustache ginger, very long heavy eyelashes; dress, dark cloth jacket and vest, grey striped trousers, tilk hat, low shoes, with broad toes ; had with him two suits of clothes, one a small brown plaid tweed, the other grey mixture tweed, and a large black American box. left Scarborough for Leeds 10th inst. His family followed 11th inst. Wife, age about 50, short, rather stout, complexion pale, very round face, has a large wart near one eye, false teeth in front; dresspd in dark red dress, dark plush dolman, heavily trimmed with long beads, black bonnet, with beaded crown and large red flower in front. Two daughters, ages 19 and 12, both small for their ages. One son, with wife and two children The son is about 25 years of age, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., slender build, complexion pale, long, thin features, sandy hair, moustache and short side whiskers, very prominent front teeth; wears an American buff leather belt, with two revolvers fixed therein. Wife about 23, small stature, pale complexion. Children ( girls), one 3 years old, the other 10 weeks. This man has been in business in Southsea and Blackpool, and may commence business in an assumed name, or may endeavour to leave the country for Toronto, Canada. Was last seen in Leeds on 18th inst. Warrant issued. Information to Chief Constable Pattison, Scar- borough. See Latest Information. PERSONS IN CUSTODY. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 46.— S Division.— Committed for trial at St. Albans Quarter Sessions, 18th prox., for horse- stealing — DANIEL FLYNN, age 28, height 5 ft. 4 in., com- plexion and hair fair; dress, light jacket, leather gaiters, cord breeches. A horsekeeper.— WILLIAM COOPER, native of Leytonstone, Essex ( supposed previously convicted for horse- stealing), age 23, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion, hair, and eyes dark ; dress, dark overcoat, grey mixture suit. ( See Case No. 94.) Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 47.— Cambridge ( Borough).— Remanded till 4th prox , for the unlawful possession of a 46- inch Royal Salvo front- steering tricycle, painted black picked out yellow, was originally plated, makers " Starley Bros , Coventry "- ALBERT BAKER, of Little Wilbraham, Cambs, present address, 3, Clifton- terrace, Balham, London, age 18, height 5 ft. 7 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes grey, proportionate build, eyes rather weak, warts left and right sides and back of neck, moles between shoulders and on both arms, scar on back of left hand. Information to Chief Constable Turrall, Cambridge. CARNARVONSHIRE. 48.— Llandudno ( County).— Committed for trial at the Carnarvon Quarter Sessions for larceny ( person) — JANE MOON ( supposed false), age 40, height 5 ft. 1 in., complexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes brown, oval face, proportionate build, small scar left wrist and over left eyebrow. Had in her possession ( supposed stolen) a gold Geneva watch, No 15251 on inner case and 12531 on outer case, Jong gold chain, small pattern, attached; also a visiting card, " Mrs. Moon, purchaser of ladies' and gentlemen's wardrobes. Will call for an answer," printed thereon. States she is a native of Liverpool, but speaks with the Birmingham accent, and supposed to be identical with a person convicted at Worcester Assizes in July, 1880; Lincoln, July, 1882 ; Worcester Sessions, Octo ber, 1882 ; Shrewsbury, 18th October, 1884 ; Birming- ham Sessions, June, 1885; and Manchester, 2nd De- cember, 1886, in names of Emily White, Clara Baxter, and Camden, for similar offences. Information to Supt. Williams, Conway. ESSEX. 49.— Brentwood ( County).— Committed for trial at Essex Quarter Sessions in October, for sheep- steal- ing— JOSEPH ALLEN, alias BUTCHER JOE, of Gordon House, Bow, Middlesex, a butcher, age 34, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes grey, scar from cut back of head, right arm has been broken and is crooked ; dress, light tweed cloth cap with two peaks, dark brown overcoat, light tweed coat and vest, cord trousers, lace boots. 50.— Brentwood ( County).— Committed for trial at the Essex Quarter Sessions in October, for obtain ing money by fraud— JAMES DIXON, a navvy, age 27, height 5 ft. 8J in., complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes grey, scar on forehead, Information to Supt. Dobson, Brentwood. FLINTSHIRE. 51— Mold ( County)— Committed for trial at the October Quarter Sessions, for stealing driving reins from a stable- CHARLES BROWN, alias JOHN BROWN and CHARLES O'BRIEN, native of Galway, age 45, height 5 ft. 6 in., complexion fresh, hair brown eyes grey, scar on nose; dress, small brown check tweed coat and vest, dark check tight- fitting trousers, side- spring boots, striped cotton shirt, grey bowler hat, broad black band. Frequents public- houses and hotel yards. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Bolton, Mold. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 52.— Stroud ( County).— Remanded for stealing a shawl from a clothes line— FRANK LE STRANGE, age 38, height 6 ft. J in., complexion frebh, hair light brown, eyes blue, heavy moustache, no whiskers belongs to the 1st class Army Reserve. Had in his possession a pedlar's certificate, issued at Neath, 2nd April, 1887. Information to Supt. Philpott, Stroud. MIDLOTHIAN. 53.— Edinburgh [ County).— Woodcut portrait and description of JOSEPH MEACOCK, committed for trial for housebreaking and stealing— age 30, height 5 ft. 4j in., complexion fresh, hair light brown, eyes grey, " 1878, M. Naughton, my t. love," and sailor holding bottle in one hand and glass in the other tattooed left forearm, 6 stars back of hand, anchor and heart right forearm, diamond ringon iddle finger, and " Edina " back of hand. Has been in the army. Previously convicted at Huntingdon Quarter Sessions, 5th April, 1881, and sentenced to 6 weeks' hard labour; at Cold Bath Fields, 24th May, 1881, and sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment; and at Leicester Quarter Sessions, 27th June, 1882, and sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment. Information to Lieut.- Col. Borthwick, County Buildings, Edinburgh. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 54.— Machynl'eth ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Assizes for burglary— THOMAS EDWARD PERRY, alias EDWARD PERRY, native of Upper Penn, near Wolverhampton, age 37, height 5 ft. 6J in., complexion swarthy, hair brown ( turning grey), eyes blue. Was convicted of forgery at Stafford Assizes in August, 1883, and sentenced to six months' hard labour. Information to Capt. Godfrey, Chief Constable, Newtown. OXFORDSHIRE. 55.— Henley ( County).— Committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for picking pockets at Hen- ley Fair, 22nd inst.— JAY SEWELL, King's- road, Windsor, age 31, height 5 ft. 4£ in., complexion fresh) hair brown, eyes grey, left arm has been broken. Stated that he has served in the Navy. Had in his possession 3 silk handkerchiefs ( one indigo blue with small white spots, one magenta centre, slate border, hem stitched; one crimson, embroidered flower) ; a new india- rubber tobacco- pouch, and an eagle claw meerschaum cigar holder ( nearly new). Information to Supt. Coates, Henley. SHROPSHIRE. 56.— Oswestry ( County).— Committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter'Sessions at Shrewsbury, for house- breaking— WILLIAM DOYLE, a tramping labourer, age 62, height 5 ft. 8J in., complexion dark, hair dark ( turning grey), eyes brown, thin build ; tattooed ship on chest, coat of arms on both upper arms crucifix left forearm, coat of arms, sailor and woman right arm, D- D. and tree left side and tree right side, brace- let right wrist, star back of left hand, varicose veins both leg". Found in his possession pawnbrokers' duplicates for the following articles :— One shirt, Newtown, September 10th; a pair of boots, Ponty- pridd, August 13th ; one shirt, Swansea, July 2nd.. All pledged in name of James Burns. Also a shirt- pledged at Neath, S. Wales, 28th May, in name of Joe Wilson. Information to Supt. Longford, Oswestry. 57.— Wellington ( County)— Committed for trial at the next Shropshire Quarter Sessions for an assault: in a railway carriage with intent to commit a felony, 27th ult., GEORGE GRICE, age 34, 5 ft. 8f in., complexion sallow, hair and eyes brown, cut centre o forehead, on nose, and left cheek, cupping marks top* of shoulder blades, anchor left forearm, cut left leg,, lost upper firont tooth. A puddler, native of Old < Bradwell, Bucks. Supposed previously convicted. Information to Chief Superintendent Galliersr Wellington. WILTSHIRE. 58.— Warminster ( Ccnmty).- Committed for trial" at the next Quarter Sessions, for horse stealing— WILLIAM LAMPITT or LAMBERT, age about 55, height 5 ft. lj in., complexion dark, hair ( bald on top> and whiskers ( slightly turning grey) black, eyes grey, scar and large mark, apparently from burn, on left leg, speaks with a midland country accent; dress, twill slop jacket, dark green cord vest, brown cord- trousers, red and black plaid scarf, grey woollen shirty hobnailed lace boots, soft billycock hat; appearance of a tramping labourer. Supposed previously con- victed. Information to Supt. Perrett, Warminster. 59.— Swindon ( County).— For stealing and re- ceiving a horse, ( recovered) ( see Case No. 88, 23rd inst. y — TWO MEN, 1st, WILLOT BROWN ( supposed false), age 31, looks older, height 5 ft. 6 in., hair brown, eyes light blue, complexion dark, scar from cut on upper lip and right side of nose, two abscess, scars back of neck and on left shoulder, slightly pock- marked, rough- looking. Says he is a native of. Northampton, and has spent some time in Liverpool. Dressed as a low horse coper. Was lately travelling; with Bostock's Menagerie— 2nd, ROBERT GRAY', age 24, height 5 ft. 5 in., complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel, stout build, respectably dressed as a horse dealer. Has for some time carried on business at horse and coal dealer at Batheaston. Information to Supt. North, Swindon. YORKSHIRE ( EAST RIDING). 60.— Beverley ( Borough).— Remanded till 3rd prox., charged with fowl- stealing— ARTHUR SUM- MERS, age 29, height 5 ft. in., proportionate build, complexion fair, hair light brown, moustache light Says he is a boiler maker, and belongs to Twyford- street, Caledonian- road, London, and served 5 years, in the 19th ( Yorkshire) Regiment. Information to Head Constable Knight, Beverley. See Latest Information PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 61.— D Division.— 16th inst— 11 watches: one gent's gold open face English lever gold dial, No. 7091; one gent's gold open face verge, gold dial, No. 1786 ; one lady's gold open face Geneva horizontal, No. 36398 one lady's gold open face horizontal, No. 64683 ; one lady's gold Geneva open face horizontal, No. 55252, initials E. H. on case ; one gent's silver English lever hunter, enamel dial, No. 22479 ; one gent's silver English lever hunter, No. 9242 ; one gent's silver Eng- lish lever, going barrel, crystal open face, No. 1688 ; one gent's silver open face English lever, No. 15807 ; one gent's silver Geneva horizontal hunter, enamel! dial, seconds hand, glass deficient; one metal keyless, with luminous dial; two watch cases ; one lady's silver Geneva, No. 15915 ; one ditto, No. 63233 ; one English horizontal watch, movement with diamond bay jewel end piece, gold dial, and gold raised figures, No. 34136. 62.— G Division.— 14th inst.— 1 grey mixture tweed walking suit: 3 coats ( two black frock, one black dress) ; 1 pair of black cloth trousers, " Reichter " on waist, a double- breasted vest to match ; 2 lady's dresses ( one light blue silk, trimmed with pearls ari white lace; one black cashmere, trimmed, black beads); a brown plush dolmanette, trimmed bows to match in front; i dozen plated knives and forks, all new. 16th inst.— 22 kips of chamois leather, some marked " O. X-, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 14" in the corner of each leather. 63.— P Division.— 13th inst.— An ebony writing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ] 3 , 1887. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. 3 desk, 24 in. by 18 in., brass edges, 2' cut glass inkstands, and a pair of brass candlesticks, " Presented to Richard M. H. Quittenton by the Chapel of the Weekly Budget," inscribed on metal plate on desk, con- taining 2 bank notes of the first French Revolution, representing about 600 francs ; a Japanese paper dollar, about 400 old coins, Queen Anne guinea, a George III. gold seven shilling piece, a spade half guinea, a George IV. crown piece, a Spanish silver dollar, King Carolus reign ; a silver florin of Pope Pius IX., 2 silver coins of Queen Elizabeth, about size of shilling, in good pre- servation ; an Egyptian silver coin, with hole; a Tur- kish silver coin, very thick ; a lion shilling, a George III. ditto, in good preservation ; a silver coin of Duke of Burgundy ( with certificate from Curator of British Museum); a number of Spanish dollars of 15th and 16th centuries, silver, in good preservation ; a number of French florins, silver, from 12th to 15th centuries; a number of small ancient French Civic pieces, silver; several old American silver pieces ; a fourpenny- piece, Maundy money ; a Queen Anne shilling, a George I. silver coin, a George II. silver twopenny- piece, a Greek silver coin, about size of a fourpenny- piece; about a dozen old Roman bronze coins, reigns of Clau- dius Caesar, Magrippal Caesar, and Pontimax Caesar ; an Abbey counter, 11th century ; a number of old French and Norman bronze coins, some Henry of Navarre, in good preservation ; a dix centime of 1st Napoleon, and Chinese and Japanese ( square hole through centre), Dutch, Flemish, German, Belgium, American, Greek, Austrian, Russian, French, Danish, . English, American, Swedish, and Norwegian bronze and copper coins, and a few gold and silver of above nationalities ; a large bronze medal, 2} in. in diameter, portrait of Duke of Wellington one fide, warlike em- blem the other; a medal, about 2 in. in diameter, Queen Clementina ; three or four other large bronze medals, very old ; a twopenny copper coin of George III., an old penny postage stamp, English, unperforated. 64.— V Division.— 9th inst., by housebreaking— 10 gold rings ( one half- hoop emerald, 5 stones; one half- hoop ruby, 5 stones; one emerald and dia- mond, 5 stones ( two diamonds); one ruby and diamond, 3 stones and 2 diamonds ; one coral, 5 stones ; one small, turquoises and pearls ; one plain pearl; one 3 stores, pearl and diamond sparks ; one small aman- dine, set with diamonds; one boar's head, crest on stone); 12 gold bracelets ( one sapphire and diamond, one set with pearls, one turquoise ornaments, one dia- mond and turquoise, flexible ; one 3 turquoise knobs ; one miniature, blue enamel and diamonds; onechalcy- done tortoise, and two chrytophasus and two car- buncles ; one dark blue enamel, flexible ; one pearl one flat, 3 diamonds ; one carved coral, bull's head pendant with charms ; one plain) ; 3 gold necklaces ( one ruby and diamond, with pendant; one carbuncle, serpent's head and heart attached, pearl pendant, horseshoe pattern ; one pebble with pendant, locket with hair) ; 1 large coral bead and 1 small do. necklet, 4 pairs gold earrings ( one ruby and diamond, lozenge shape ; one cluster diamonds, large ; 1 coral, cherubs' heads, one turquoise and pearl routon); 8 gold brooches ( one representing 3 swallows, diamond wings ; one 2 hearts, diamonds and pearls ; one horse- shoe, pearls representing 3 horseshoes; one coral, carved, picture of Aurora, 3 pendants ; one pear- shape) pearl and diamond ; one Douglas cairngorm and dia- monds ; one Douglas cairngorm centre ; one long black pearl band ; one round, diamond in centre, hair at back ; and one platina, horseshoe pattern); 2 Egyptian silver bangles ( one St. Andrew's cross, pendant in diamonds ; one light blue enamel pendant, diamond in centre); 1 blue enamel and pearl pendant; 1 Danish pendant ; 1 string of cut cornelian beads ; 1 string of agate beaded fringe ; 1 large diamond pen dant, oblong flower pattern ; 1 sapphire and diamond bangle; 1 Roman chain with hook; I lady's gold Geneva watch and albert chain ; 1 gold butterfly, dia- mond wings, onyx body ; 5 diamond stars, ruby centre, various sizes ; 3 gold brooches ( one raised shamrock in pearls, one diamond, heart shape, with hair, one lapis), and earrings, set in gold, to match. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland- yard, London, S. W. ABERDEENSHIRE. 65.— Aberdeen ( Borough).— Stolen, from a jeweller's shop, 28th inst.— A second- hand gold Geneva watch, No. 32053; a gent's gold Geneva lever, No. 54128; a lady's second- hand gold Geneva, No. 71114; a gent's gold Geneva, No. 73551 ; a lady's gold Geneva, No. 79667; a gold Geneva, No. 159556 ; a lady's gold Geneva, No. 171924; a gent's gold half hunting Geneva lever, plain cased,. No. 172086 ; a gent's silver English lever, No. 2230' a gent's silver Geneva, No. 7393 ; a gent's silver Eng. lish lever, No. 7429 ; a gent's silver Geneva, No. 11010; a gent's silver English lever, maker, Andrew Malcolm, Aberdeen, No. 12726 ; a lady's silver Geneva, No. 13083 ; a gent's silver English lever, No. 15485; a gent's silver Geneva, No. 52981 ; a gent's silver Geneva, No. 81469 ; a gent's silver keyless Geneva lever, 1 No. 82587 ; 9 gent's gold alberts ( 1 long fetter link, stamped each link; 1 round graduated link, ditto; 1 short oval links, with long open square and spiral centre; 1 thick close round links; 1 long fancy flat links, with twisted sides and open fancy links between each; 1 fetter link, light pat- tern ; 1 long open links with twisted centre; 1 close- ribbed links ; 1 close- fasted links) ; 13 rings ( 1 gent's single- stone diamond, with cramp setting; 1 lady' s half- hoop, with 3 diamonds and 2 pearls ; 1 lady's gipsy, with ruby in centre and a diamond on each side; 5 gent's blood- stone, shield pat- tern ; 1 gent's sardonyx, oval pattern; 1 ditto, ditto, shield pattern ; 1 ditto, cornelian, shield pat- tern ; 1 ditto, ditto, oval pattern; 1 ditto onyx, shield pattern\ Information to Superintendent Wyness, Aberdeen. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 66.— Chepping Wycombe ( Borough).- 24th inst.— A silver open- face Geneva watch, No. 68488, " Kendal and Dene" on works and " R E. G." on back of case. Information to Head Constable Fraser, CheppiDg Wycombe. CHESHIRE. 67.— Stockport ( Borough).— 3 ladies lawn tennis shoes ( odd); a barometer, shape of small clock, face stained, old- fashioned. 19th inst.— A gent's gold lever watch, No. 4494, full jewelled, engraved on inner case. 24th inst.— A gent's silver Geneva watch, inside cases turning yellow; a silver lever ditto, minute hand broken, piece broken out of dial, cases much worn; a pair of men's Blucher boots, size 7, nearly new ; 2 pairs children's lace ditto, one pair newly soled and heeled. 23rd inst.— 2 bed sheets, one marked J. C., and a pair of grass shears. 17th inst.— An old silver Geneva watch, No. 1927. 26th inst.— A gent's silver lever watch, No. 5349, maker, E. Wise, Manchester ; a gent's keyless ditto, octagon shape, No. 3514 ; also a pair of men's lace watertight boots, size 8, pointed tce- caps, white soles, black waists, steel heels, filled in with leather, new. Information to Lieut.- Col. Staples, Chief Constable, Stockport. CUMBERLAND. 67a.— Penr ith ( County).— 15th or 16th inst.— A pair of slender lace boots, brass eyelet hooks at top, sparables in soles, nearly new, and a light check water- proof overcoat. Information to Supt. Fowler, Penrith. DENBIGHSHIRE. 68. — Wrexham ( County).— 24th inst.— A square black marble French clock, " Wilks, Paris," on dial. Information to Deputy Chief Constable Wilde, Wrexham. DERBYSHIRE. 69.— Alvaston ( County).— 14th inst.— A lady's gold English lever watch, No. 4159, 4 holes jewelled, gold dial, and a lady's gold chain ( small links), a small gold pencil case and gold watchkey attached; a pair of small gold earrings, plain ; a pair of round silver cuff studs, chased ; and a pair of oval gold ditto, plain ; 5 lady's gold rings, plain, two set with hair, the others with red and- white stones; 1 silver brooch, chased ; 1 round silver ditto ; 3 silver ditto, oval shape ; and 2 gold ditto, one set maroon stone, the other with hair. Information to Deputy Chief Constable E. Weekes Lawson, Derby. DUMFRIESSHIRE. 70.— Dumfries ( County).— 20th inst.— A silver lever watch, " John Adair" on dial, gold hands, steel seconds, " James McCowan " engraved on back of outer case, nearly new, a lady's beaded albert attached ; two briar- root pipes, black horn mouthpieces, one silver mounted ; 2 knives ( one gardeners, one pocket), large and small blades, hartshorn handle with silver bar ; a steel curb chain, and a red- and- yellow pocket- hand- kerchief. Information to Chief Constable Jones, Dumfries. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 71.— Horfield ( County).— 25thinst.— Alady'ssilver open face Geneva watch, No. 78267, gold Albert chain in two parts ( one part broken and tied with cotton) attached ; 2 silver bracelets' one about an inch wide, with small flower inlaid with gold, one }- inch wide buckle pattern ; 1 silver bangle and 1 ditto locket, F. M. A. and Florrie engraved thereon. Information to Supt. Matthews, Fishponds, Bristol. 72.— Stroud ( County).— Between 17th and 19th inst.— 2 watches ( one silver lever, No. 2073514, crystal glass, " R R." scratched on inside of case, bright steel chain, with small compass, attached ; one small silver Geneva, about the size of a half crown, flowers on back of case*. Information to Supt. Philpott, Stroud. LANCASHIRE. 73.— Old Trafford ( CWy).- 3rdinst— Ageri silver lever watch, No, 53735, maker's name, supposed " Dignal, Prescot." 74.— Old Trafford ( County).- Ui^ inst.- Agold English lever watch, " Thomas Maddocks, Fordsham " on dial, crystal glass, expansion balance, No. 3286, and " Thomas Maddocks, maker, Fordsham," on works. Inf jrm ition to Supt. Bsat, Old Trafford. OXFORDSHIRE. 75.— Banbury ( County,.- 24th inst.- A silver American lever watch arid silver albert, curb pattern; 2 silver lockets ( ore imitation stirrup, with horseshoe in centre, one round with anchor in centre, plain back), attached ; 1 black- ribbed single- breasted cloth jacket ( 4 pockets outside, with lappets) and vest, small man's size. Information to Supt. Wyatt, Banbury. 76.— Whitchurch ( County).— 21st inst.— A new dark cloth suit, coat with pockets at sides and breast; fall front trouEers; 3 overcoats ( one black cloth, flap pockets at sides, black bone buttons; one ditto, pockets at sides, black buttons; one long blue- black ditto, with pockets at sides and breast, large bone buttons, much worn); a dark tweed vest, pink stripe lining ; two unbleached calico sheets ( one new, the other worn) ; 8 yards brown linsey; a length of slate glazed lining ; and a gold wedding ring. Information to Supt. Coates, Henley. STAFFORDSHIRE. 77.— Burton- on- Trent ( County).— 20th inst.— A silver English patent lever watch, plain case, crystal glass, white dial, steel hands, seconds hand deficient, " R. B." scratched on shield at back of case, " Ferderer, Dale End, Birmingham," on works; a 9- carat gold Geneva watch, gold dial, steel hands, cha; ed case, with 9- carat gold albert ( common link patterni attached. 24th inst.— A silver Geneva watch, crystal glass, " A. E. S." scratched on shield at back of case, " Albert Ed- ward Sedgwick " scratched inside and on top of dome, maker's name " Grossman," No. 29039; a silver English lever watch, No. 5330, maker " Burman, Bristol," and a 9- carat gold albert, fetter link pattern, with bar, each link staa ped; pendant a gold locket ( one glass and ring inside defi. ient), containing a lock of hair, attached. Information to Supt. Gilbride, Burton- on- Trent. SUSSEX ( EAST). 78.— Brighton ( Borough).— 11th inst.— 4 brooches ( one gold enamel, portrait of gentleman in centre, with gold fancy work round, photo of same gentleman at back ; one large amethyst, set in fancy gold frame ; one black enamel ( pearl and gold flower), fancy gold edge, hair at back ; one hair serpent brooch, gold head); an Indian bracelet, made of beaten out sovereigns in form of small elephants, threaded together on elephant's hair; a lady's gold ring, double row of small pearls on front, plain back ; a silver gilt bracelet and small gold chain attached, with buckle. 79.— Brighton ( Borough).— 12th inst.— A silver English lever hunting watoh, maker " J. A. Peppiette," No. 3014. Information to Chief Constable Terry, Brighton. WARWICKSHIRE. 80— Aston ( County).— 18th inst.— A lady's gold Geneva watch, scroll and flowers on back of case, gilt dial, No. 59995, silver- plated guard attached. Information to Supt. Walker, Aston. YORKSHIRE ( WEST RIDING.) 81— Bradford ( County). — 27th ult.— A gold lever watch, No. 23837, monogram " B. W." on back, " Presented to Mr. Benjamin Whiteley, by the share- holders of the Wakefield Industrial Society, Limited, as a mark of their esteem, and in appreciation of his valuable services as president during a period of 5 years. 9th March, 1881." Information to Supt. Symonds, Bradford. £ 5 REWARD. 82.— Doncaster. ( Borough) — During the race meeting, between 13th and 16th inst.— A gold lever J- plate keyless hunter duplex watch, compensation balance, maker Dent, No. 30959. The above reward will be paid by Mr. Lang ley, 22, Duke- street, Manchester- square, London, for the ap- prehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property. £ 5 REWARD. 83.— Doncaster ( Borough). — During the race meeting, between 13th and 16th inst.— A gold keyless lever watch, monogram G. I. S., surmounted by a crest of a castle with lion rampant, maker, Burrell Sheffield, No. 24387. The above reward will be paid by Mr. G. I. Simpson, 0 T H E POLICE G A Z E T T E. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887. Solicitor, Sheffield, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property. £ 5 REWARD. 84.— Doncaster ( Borough. — During the race meeting, between 13th and 16th inst.— A gold lever watch, gold hands. H. E. W. engraved in centre of euter case, maker, Parkinson, London. No. 1369 on dial. The above reward will be paid by Mr. H. E. Winter, Avenue- road, Wheatley, Doncaster, for the apprehen- sion and conviction of the thief or thieves and recovery of the property. Information to Chief Constable Gregory, Doncaster. 85.— Doncasler ( Borough). — During the race- meeting, between the 13th and 16th inst.— A gold English lever watch, white dial, gold hands, black figures, centre second monogram, J. Green ; an English silver lever watch, No. 5022 ; ditto, maker, Joseph Wilkinson, Sheffield, No. 12381 ; a silver lever watch, Henry Rylah engraved inside case ; ditto, maker, Burrell, King- street, Sheffield, No. 28854; ditto, gold hands, maker, E. Wright and Company, No. 15017; ditto, maker, Mercer, London, 11065 ; ditto, gold hands, maker, William Lyons, Bridlington, No. 9749, steel albert, curb pattern, with stirrup attached; ditto, gold- coloured dial, steel hands, gold figures, maker, Burdess, Coventry, No. 1901 ; ditto, gold hands, maker; Benson, London; ditto, cream- coloured dial, gold hands, black figures and seconds, makers, Yates and Ross, Liverpool, No. 168E1 ; silver centre- second chronograph stop watch; Waltham silver lever watch, maker, Farringdon, No. 2543275; asilverGenevawatch, has the appearance of being hard worn, the nob or button on the spring which opens the outer case has been lost; on the under plate covering the works is traced with a needle the name, Robt. T. Halliley, which may be seen distinctly when looked at askance ; ditto, white dial, blue hands, black figures and sunk seconds: ditto, white dial, cracked, blue hands Geneva written on dial; a silver verge watch, white dial, gold hands, black figures, outside case rather dented, maker, either Gewswater or Bayswater, No. 1129 ; a silver watch, Lumb, Jeweller, West Hartlepool, inside of case, a small piece broken out of the front part of case. Also left in a cab a pair of race glasses, with owner's name, O. G. Williams, 24, Hill- street, Berkley- square, London, thereon; maker, Gallahcn, Bond- street, London. Lost, 15th inst., a diamond ring set in gold, black enamelled, 18 carat. Information to Chief Constable Gregory, Doncaster. See Latest Information. ANIMALS, ETC., STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 86.— N Division.— 10th inst., from Tottenham Marshes— A dark bay horse cob, 6 years, 14 hands, chipped knees, short mane and tail, scar over near eye and on nose from a fall. In fair condition. £ 20 REWARD. 87.— Y Division.— 6th inst., at Hornsey- lane, Highgate— A light bay cart gelding, 7 years, 16 hands, bang tail, in good condition. The above reward will be paid by Mr. George Wills, Whitehall, Hornsey- lane, for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves, and recovery of the horse. 88.— Y Division.— 6th inst., at Southgate— A black nuare, 15 hands 2 in., small white star on forehead, short tail indistinct marks on hind leg, large joints near fore fetlock, no shoes, in good condition. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. DENBIGHSHIRE, 89— Llanrwst ( County).— 21st inst.— A heavy grey cart horse, about 17 hands, rising 7 years, rather stiff in two forelegs, and tender in both forefeet caused by corns on hoofs ; slight swelling under jaw| lump on joint of near foreleg ; walks rather lame. Information to Supt. Hammonds, Llanrwst. KENT. 90— Dartford ( County).— Fr cm Dartford Heath, on night of 19th inst., a brown Russian gelding pony, very thick set, about 12 hands, pot belly, small white star on forehead, white mark on withers, very large fiat feet, in good condition— supposed by TWO MEN with pony and cart, who were seen changing harness near the place, and may be driving the stolen pony in the cart. Information to Superintendent Webster, Dartford. 91.— Tonbridge ( County).— 20th inst.— A dark brown Welsh gelding, about 15 hands, 9 years, long mane and tail, white hairs on forehead off hip fiat, in good condition. Was drawing a house- van with racks each side, and light canvas cloth over top. Richard Fibbs, Surrey, on van— Supposed by a man known as RICHARD LEE, age about 33, height about 6 ft. ; dress, lightish clothes ; was traced to the Metropolitan Police District. Information to Supt. Barnes, Tonbridge. ANIMALS RECOVERED. 92— Metropolitan Police District, C. O., C. I. D.— Bay mare pony, Case No. 96, 29th April last; and chesnut gelding, Case No 72, 9th September last. 93.— Wiltshire, Swindon ( County).— Horse, Case No. 88, 23rd inst. ( See also Case No. 59, 30th inst. ANIMALS FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PRISONERS. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 94.— S Division.— In possession of DANIEL FLYNN « nd WILLIAM COOPER, in custody for horse- stealing ( See Case No. 46), supposed stolen in the country— A bay gelding, 6 years, 15 hands 3 in., black mane and tail, few grey hairs on off hip, near hind leg white. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. MISCELLANEOUS. CAUTI O N. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT 95.— The attention of police is again directed to the proceedings of a MAN, known as WILLIAM PERRY, alias ELLIS, age aboui 30, short and stout, who has committed, and is reported to be at present commit- ting frauds on dressmakers and others by represent- ing himself as agent for the firm of " Messrs. E. Butterick and Co., 171, 173, 175, and 177, Regent- street," and has obtained subscriptions in advance for an illustrated paper of fashions, costumes, & c., called " The Delineator," published by the above firm, who have not authorised this man to act for them. He is believed to have been convicted at Bedford Assizes on 29th October, 1884, and sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, and to have been discharged from Northampton Gaol in October last, after under- going 6 months' imprisonment, on both occasions for similar offencei. 96.— The attention of Police is directed with a view to hotel proprietors, innkeepers, etc., being cautioned against a man calling himself J. E. CROFT or CROFTS, who, by producing a forged furlough certificate, showing that he was Garrison Sergeant- Major of the 2nd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment, Bombay District, has succeeded in obtaining board and lodgings from innkeepers at Burton- on- Trent, Lincoln, Market Harborough, and Northampton, and has left without paying hi* bills. Not to be apprehended. MISCELLANEOUS. CHESHIRE. 97.— Stockport ( Borough).— Wanted, the route form and photograph of MARY CAIN, Supervisee, Office No. 29286. Sentenced at Salford, 23rd February, 1885, to 9 months' imprisonment and 3 years' police supervision for larceny. Please forward to the Chief Constable, Borough Police, Stockport. APPREHENSIONS. 98.— Metropolitan Police District, B Divi- sion.— FREDERICK J. ROCHE, Case No. 4, 11th March last. 99.— Cheshire, Runcorn ( County).— Supervisee THOMAS CARRINGTON, Office No. 31555, Case No. 6, 11th Feb. last. 100.— Cheshire, Stockport ( Borough).— Expiree THOMAS MANSFIELD BAINS, Office No. 28821, Case No. 10, 23rd inst. Property not recovered. 101.— Essex, Southend ( County).— CHARLES HENRY PULLON, Cases Nos. 20 and 12, July 22nd and 29th. 102.— K e nt, Cante rb u ry ( County) .— FREDERICK FARROW, Case No. 27, 16th inst 103— Lancashire, Burnley ( County). — Super- visee THOMAS MANSLEY, Office No. 33625, Case No. 14,12th August last. 1Q4— Lancashire, Bury ( County).— Supervisee EDWARD SINEY, Office No. 27338, Case No. 34, 23rd July, 1886. 105.— Lancashire, Rochdale ( County).— ED- WARD FLANNAGHAN, Case No. 15, 2nd inst. 106— Lancashire, Salford ( Borough).— Super- visee JAMES SMITH, Office No. 26106, Case No. 32, 15th October, 1886. 107.— Lincolnshire, Spilsby ( County). — JAMES WINTER, Case No. 33, 15th July last. 108.— Staffordshire, Burslem ( County). — DAVID WESTON, Case No. 23, 11th March last LATEST INFORMATION. APPRF. HENSION8 SOUGHT. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT;' 109— B Division.— For stealing. 26th, a silver English lever watch, " John Elkan, 35, Liverpool- street City," on face " No 1 " on outer case— THREE MEN : 1st, age 40, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion dark, no whiskers ; dress, black clothes, billycock hat, white apron.- 2nd, age 45, height 5ft. 5in., full red face, brown whiskers and moustache; dress, dirty light clothes, red scarf, low black hat,— 3rd, age 30, height 5ft. 6in., complexion fresh ; dress, daihk clothes. Can be identified. 110— E Division.— For stealing, 29th, a gold Geneva watch, " Examined by Messrs. Dent" engraved on inside case— A MAN, age about 30, height 5ft. 7in. ; dress, black coat and vest, brown hard felt hat. Can be identified. 111.— M Division.— For stealing £ 45 gold and silver, 26th inst.— PERCY TRUEFIT, a native of Greenwich, age 17, height 5 ft. 4 in., complexion and hair fair, stout build ; dress, dark suit, light dust overcoat, hard round black felt hat. A pawnbroker's assistant, and may be found at Mr. R. Gibsons, Luton- road, Chatham. Was last seen near Chatham 27th inst. wearing a false dark moustache. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. LANCASHIRE. 112.— Blackburn ( Borough) For failing to re- port- WILLI AM SLATER, alias JOHN JOSEPH lllGBY, Supervisee, Office No. 32830, age 24, height 5 ft., complexion fresh, hair brown, eye3 brown, boil mark right shoulder- blade, burn outside right hip to knee. Sentenced at Preston 20th October, 1886, to 6 imonths' hard labour and 4 years'police supervision for larceny. 1939— 15. Information to the Chief Constable of Blackburn. 113. — Rochdale( County).— For failing to report— THOMAS HEALEY, Supervisee, Office No. 22780 age 62, height 5 ft. 8 in., complexion sallow, hair grey ( bald\ eyes hazel, scars left cheek and back of neck ( boil). Sentenced at Salford 20th October, 1879, to 5 years' penal servidude and 7 years' police super- vision for larceny. F 899. Information to Supt. Tindall, Rochdale. NORFOLK. 114.— Norwich ( City).— For embezzlement, 23rd inst.— ROBERT WHITLAM, a butcher's assistant, age 26, height 5 ft. 9 in., complexion pale, hair ( cut short) dark brown, eyebrows ( thick) dark, long thin nose, sharp features ; dress, dark overcoat, short dark mixture cloth under, tight- fitting cord trousers, black hard felt hat; carries a short stick. Has friends named Chappel, residing at Bow. Not to be arrested out of the United Kingdom. Information to Chief Constable Hitchman, Norwich. PERSONS IN CUSTODY, SHROPSHIRE. 115.— Oswestry ( County).— Committed for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions for shoplifting— HENRY JACKSON, a brick- moulder or navvy; native of London, age 29, height 5 ft. 8J in., complexion fres hair dark brown, eyes brown, medium build ; d e S moleskin clothes, dark oap, strong lace boots; states he has worked at Birkenhead and Birmingham. Sup- posed to have been previously convicted. Information to Supt. Langford, Oswestry. PROPERTY STOLEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 116.— F Division.— 27th— 25 silver spoons ( 6 table, plain pattern, " N" in monogram, " E. C. R." on handles; 1 sugar, French make, " R" on handle; 2 small tea, chased " E. C. R." on handles; 6 dessert, plain; 1 gravy, 6 tea, 2 salt, and 1 mustard, plain pattern) ; 14 forks ( 6 table, 8 dessert, pluin French make); 1 soup ladle, chased " C. V. R." on handle; 1 small sauce ladle, plain ; 1 pair sugar tongs, chased " J. V. R." on handles; 2 salt cellars, oblong shape, chased round edge, gilt inside. 117.— M Diyision.— 22nd inst.— A gold open face lever watch, white dial, No. 6038, maker Plexon, Clerkenwell; a massive gold albert, ordinary link pat- tern, weight 3joz.; gold locket, slight dent on one side; gent's diamond cluster ring, and a diamond unicn scarf pin attached, with small chain. Information to be forwarded to the Metropolitan Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, London, S. W. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887. WANTED, CERTAIN PAPERS that were taken from the house of Mr. George Poole, formerly of 2, Basinghall- street, London, in 1858 or 1859, and was the property of Mr. Charles Score, soli- citor, of 12, Austin- friars London. Any person giving information leading to their recovery to H. Brown, 13, Pine- street, Rochdale- road, Bury, Lancashire, will be rewarded. T H E POLICE GAZETTE. rnEN POUNDS will be paid to church- J- wardens or others who can procure the REGISTER of BIRTH of ELLEN MARGARET REEVES, supposed to have been christened at St. George's in the Borough, London, or some church within a mile and a half of it. Supposed to have taken place between the years 1822 and 1832.— Address Y. A. B., Lyons Library, Forest- hill, Kent. BESS ABBOTT, formerly a Governess | T71IVE POUNDS REWARD.— LEFT „ , T„ - L First- class Railway Carriage at in South Wales.— If you will kindly SEND your present ADDRESS to R. S,, 402, Strand, London, you will greatly ob- lige one who particularly wishes to see you. REWARD. LOST, at Southend, August 22, a small GOLD WATCH, with chain and key, No. 15- 581. Bennett, Cheapside, on case.— Apply to Mr. Rolph, Jeweller, 2, Beaconsfield- terrace, West Kensington- park, London. Perth, on 3rd September last, an ALUMINIUM OPERA GLASS ; maker's name, Voigtlander.— Communicate with Mrs. Wemyss, Torrie, Dunfermline, N. B. L( TT7TLLIAM ELY, son of Anthony Ely, of North' Cerney, Gloucester- shire, farmer, deceased, will hear of some- thing to his advantage on APPLYING to Messrs. Mullings, Ellett, and Co., Soli- citors, Cirencester. He was residing at Waupley, near Loftus, in Yorkshire, six or seven years ago, and is supposed to have been employed on the Cleveland Mineral Extension Railway, then in course of construction. Any information in re- gard to him will be rewarded. OST. — FRANCIS CHARLTON KINCHANT, aged 47, 6 ft. in height, grey hair and moustache, wearing dark clothes; discharged from the Knighton Workhouse on Saturday evening last. Any information regarding him will be thankfully received by his distressed wife, Mrs. Kinchant, Lloyney House, Knighton, Radnorshire. L* OST, either in London or Windsor, on Thursday, 15th inst., ONE PAIR LARGE DIAMOND EARRINGS, one long brooch with nine, diamonds, one long brooch, moonstone centre, large diamond on each side. £ 50 reward will be given to whoever will take the same to A., Bed- ford Hotel, 93, Southampton- row, London. <£ 1 REWARD. STRAYED, brown- and- white ST. BER- NARD DOG, crossed with a colley. Answers to the name of " Prince."— Any person bringing same to 189, Kennington- road, will receive the above reward. FIVE POUND REWARD WIN BE PAID for lus apprehension. - Escaped from House, Isleworth, ALCIBI- ADES ADELBERT KENRICK, a fanatic, age 44, height 5 ft. 8 in., thin moustache and whiskers dark, complexion fresh, hair tun- ing grey Dress grey suit, pockets on hip, black felt bowler hat, collar and shirt figured, side- spring boots, name on linen. 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