National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

IAlis H. HOUSE bfelklIgs EOlu ulaNCltI huu
clothing taken from Minnie johnson, value
S2l75.
Jan. l3.-Sarah 4. Wayno's house broken
and $lsl worth of silver and iewclry stolen,
most of property recovered and thiot in jail
gold watch stolen from Clara trere, Naluo
$3i property recovered and thief convicted.
Jan. H.-Overcoat and scarf pin, Yauo Sl1,
stolen from w. G. Dalton.
Jan. 15OyerCoat, value SO, stolen from
J.. A. Barr
Jan. 10 $3.50 worth Of umbrellas stolen
from Dr. f. W. Clark cover Of stop cock,
worth s.. stolen from Thomas Thompson.
Jan. II Gold watch worth SO, stolen from
Miss j. Forbes: $50 bill stolen from Geo. d.
Hurch one man arrested for the crime suit
Of clothes stolen from Il. +. Leighton, valuo
$50, property recovered.
Jan IS-God watch and chain stolen from
Alexander Il. Bell, value SO woman arrested
for the Crimcj $40 stolen from Scriino Nolati;
s. worth Of calico stolen from z. Miller &
Sons; overcoat value $500, stolen from u. w.
Powers, fremont house; gold watch and
chain stolen from William Spilliards, value
500.
Ian. lO.-Annc Connel, house broken,
SgG5O worth of goods taken three parties
arrested, two committed, one used MS witness,
part Of property recovered; house breaking,
chrome painting worth S10 taken from Capt.
Fran $. Woodford goods worth ~ stolen
from Wm. f. Gibbons; money and rings
worth $40 stolen from Mrs. +. A.Willett;
overcoat worth S12 stolen from Hon. John
Goode, recovered and thief arrested; diamond
ring worth $50 stolen from William +.
Chester.
Jan. 2O-Overcoat stolen from Conway
Robinson, ir., value So recovered and thief
arrested; $40 stolen from Lucy A. Lloyd
thief arrested and property recovo"Ud.
Jan. 2l.--Coat stolen from Mai. fiates, value
sl5; ovcrcoat worth Sl5 stolen from j. ID.
Stone Hoover IL Waddy, housChreaking and
: 80 worth Of goods taken.
Jan. 22.--Silvcr watch worth SO, stolen
from II. G.. Goodman; Mary \. Williams,
house broken aud IS worth of goods taken.
Jan. 23.--HousebreakinG, 500 taken from
Richard Young; HOUSEKEEPING and US
worth of goods taken from Daniel Mcdonald;
housebroaking and S15 worth Of goods taken
from Henry Wakefield; recovered the prop.
crty himself and compromised with the
thieves; counterpanc worth 80 stolen from
Mrs. F. p. Little.
Jan. 25.-Goods worth $40 stolen from NJ
B. Harris.
Jan. 26.-Goods worth f26 stolen from
Ross & Sanfords warehouse part Of goods re-
covered and thief arrested, mule, wagon, aud
harness stolen from Lee Thompson, value
S55. recovered and two thieves arrested;
housebreaking and 81 worth of goods stolen
from Mrs. Hannah Morrison; chickens wotth
81 stolen from Augusta u. Coppes, recovered
- Jan 29.-Gold badge and books, value $25
stolen from Charles II. Hodgkins house.
breaking, mirror, and money, $500 in all,
stolen from John J. Calvert; Dwight II.
Corey. Confidenced ont of 5000, recovered
Sl06.S5 and the two confidence men sent to
penitentiary, they were sentenced also for a
similar crime committed last May; gold
watch stolen from Mrs. Col. Eddy, value 5000;
overcoat worth $50, stolen from Col. w. o.
Tuggles at the Metropolitan hotel; $22 stolen
from Mrs. Susan b. Sheriff
Jan. 2S.-Sixty dollars stolen from bureau
drawer of Elizabeth Sherwood, thief arrested
and convicted and part of money recovered;
honsebroaking and 81 worth Of whisky taken
from Michael Mccormick, arrest and conviC-
tion of thieves; overcoat, worth $l0 stolen
from r. NJ. Newton carriage rug, worth 50,
stolen from J. n. Girard.
Jan. 27.-Gold watch worth $40 stolen from
r. w. McMurray, property recovered gum
coat stolen from Hill d Gill, value $4.25
housebreaking and S. worth of goods stolen
from Windsor & Ford goods worth $40 |
stolen from Susan Devine; housebreaking |
and trunk and contents worth $50 stolen |
from Joseph T. Carberry; wagon wheels |
SIS stolen frorn G. W. Thorn dress worth SIS |
stolen from Miss Jennie Bell
Jan 30.-Ctoods worth Sl2 stolen from L. |
Dalton housebreaking and overcoat worth |
SO stolen from $. Wallace; housebreaking |
and overcoat worth SIS stolen from Richard
ClaXton spoons and sealskin cap worth $l1
StOlGH JTOIn DlhIIlu NlCDCNlll, LWO tnltVtS
convicted diamond rings valued at $205
stolen from DIR. George Fenwick.
Jan. 3l.-OverCoat, worth S1J, stolen from |
Joseph Bishop; silver watch and money, |
5000, stolen from James Smith, watch and |
chain recovered and thief arrested; harness, |
worth 50, stolen from Mrs. Gelston.
Feb. 1.--Gold ring and spectacles, worth |
S35, stolen from A. j. Cory; sleeve buttons |
and cuffs, worth $l0 stolen from Butler Ma |
hone; ovofcoat, worth SlO stolen from Mrs. |
M. j. Scott; harness. worth 50, stolen from |
Albert T. Dennis; James r. Davis, room |
burglarEod at the Riggs house and $625 worth |
of jewelgy taken; overcoat, worth $l5, stolen |
from Judge Hoffman; overcoat, worth So |
stolen from c. Romero.
Feb 2,-Silver watch, worth So, stolen from |
Judge Charles Pelham, thief arrested and
property recovered; umbrella, worth So |
stolen from Philip Dunn, jr.; SO |
stolen from Mrs. J. N. Mason; overcoat
aud doltnan, worth $37, stolen from Henry
King; dolman recovered; thief arrested, but |
no prosecution.
Feb. b.3.--Pool balls, worth 50, stolen from |
Benjamin Cooley; two thieves convicted and |
property recovered; clothing, worth $1.5O |
stolen from Mrs. Mary Eschelman; silver |
watch, worth $40, stolen from Francis Fitz-
simoni overcost, worth $50, stolen from |
Matthew keating; recovered.
Feb. diamond pin, worth $50, stolen |
from John Rossetti; coat, worth $40, stolen |
from Alexander Crummell; thief arrested.
Feb. 5-Housebreaking and goods worth |
S54.75; taken from Caroline Richert.
Feb. 6--Housebreaking and overcoat and |
money, $lT, taken from lsora L. Hopkins: Sl5 |
stolen from Antonio Caraky, thief convicted; |
Laura A. Bradley reports loss of 800 bond, |
which she has not seen for Two years; pair |
bracelets worth $50, stolen from T.. Blaney.
Feb 7-Housebrcaking and $50 oyercoat |
stolen from ohm Mcdonald; door mat worth !
$3.50 stolen from c. b. Bailey; rubber mat .
worth s. stolen FROM i. V. Murphy: honse- |
breaking oak worth - taken from William
Hutchins chickens stolen from Mrs. Cayan.
augb, worth So.
Feb. s.--=Housebreaking, goods worth Sl27O .
taken from Mrs. Ra0der; lap robe, worth 81,
stolen from Mckenzie Scott door mat, worth
81. 80, stolen from Rev. J. J. Bullock, property
recovered; diamond cross, umbrella, and silk
dress, worth $3.50, stolen from Mrs. Bunker;
burglary, house Of Anthony Kuhns, 81 in
money taken.
Feb 0-Clothing worth $2S stolen from
Mrs Hickman, thief arrested aud con- \
Victed; umbrella, worth So, stolen from John
r. Hunt.
Feb. l0.-OVeTcoat worth $3.50, stolen !
from Thomas A. Clark; thief convicted.
Feb. ll.-Burglary, Il. II, Lambs house,
$l06 worth Of property taken.
Feb. l2.--Fur cape, worth $50, stolen from
Mrs. Rose Ann Smith.
Feb. l3.--Twenty dollars stolen from VIM.
+. Barker, one arrest.
Feb. h-ClOthing worth 81 stolen from
Hester Lincoln; oyercOat worth 81 stolen
from A, Ia, Harris coat rCCOyered and orc /