National Republican., 1885-03-06
THE WORK or THE CROOKS.
Robberics Reported showing the Loss
of Over $4,000.

Willard's, during tho fireworks, Of $40 in
money.
A. II. Hilton, 61 X street northeast, had
q gold watch valued at S75, stolen from
him while watching the parade.
Thomas Willard had lot of railroad
tickets stolen out of his pockets while
watching tho parade; value, S1li.
s. W. whiting, Raleigh, N. c., had
stolen from his pocket at tho capitol dur
ing tho inaugural services lady's gold
watch, marked "r. II. W."
Mr.. j. +. Owens, 1916 Four-and-a-half
street southwest, reports to police head
quarters that at noon yesterday his load
of apples aud oranges was forcbly taken
from his wagon while near the Baltimore
and Potomac depot by soldiers Of tho 4th,
9Th, and lith regiments Pennsylvania
national guard.
Isabella Farquhar, Fort Bunker Hill
road, reports that her house was entered
during the morning Of the 4th instant
and thore was stolen from a trunk a gold
necklace, monogram "B. y. II" engraved
on it; one pair Of gold bracelets, "B. S.
r." engraved on them; one pair gold
cameo sleeve buttons. From trunk was
taken lady's gold watch and chain and
ono $50 bill. Total value Of property,
S400.
Abraham do A. Naar. Trenton, N. j.,
had stolen from him while in an avenue
car on the 4th silver watch value, SO.
q George Is. Chittenden, Pearce Mills
road, reports that his house was entered
on the 4th and lot of valuable jewelry
was stolen; value not stated.
Six chickens valued at $500 were stolen
from Sarah Jones, Columbia road, about
midnight of the 4th.
The residence of William Woods, 705 Q
street, was entered on the morning Of the
4th and there was stolen 50 in cash, two
finger rings and gold breast pin; value
$i050
A couple of trunks, camp chest, and a
lot of satchels were reported taken from
the quarters Of the 10th regiment at the
city hall some time yesterday, value not
given.
George A. Mckenzie. of the Soldiers
Home, reports stolen on the afternoon of
the 4th small gold hunting-case watch,
value $25; a plain gold ring, cross marked
on tho inside; plain gold ring with
white set; ring marked "hIollie' on the
inside, and one pair gold earrings and
breastpin, value SiS.
During the absence of the family OF
james Is. Ncwlin, 1880 s street northwest
the house was entered and the following
articles were stolen: A gold watch and
chain, two pairs Of gold earrings, gold
bar breastpin, gold dollar, one ring with
"Selby" marked on it, an amethyst ring
fat gold ring, plated ring, nine silver
teaspoons, one pair of cuff buttons, and {
silver chain and bangle; value, $l6i.
J. O. Wilson, 2l0 Il street, had hi:
pocket picked of q silver watch at th,
corner of Fifteenth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue during the fireworks
Value $lS.
George Vandegrift, of New Castle, Pa.
reports that his pocket was picked on tn,
afternoon of the dth of pock textbook
containing letters and railroad ticket.
Martin Alley, of Richmond, reports be
ing robbed by boys Of 500 in money OF
the night of tho 4th.
Mrs. +. Il. Hendricks, 5li Thirteenth
street, reports to the police that she los
or had stolen from her while going from
the senate chamber to the inaugural plat
form n large silk fur-lined circular, will
fur collar; value 800.
John J. Doyle, Baltimore Nd, report
stolen from his scarf diamond pin
value $35.
Benjamin Fawcett, Colesville, Md
while at the capitol on the 4th instant
= had his pocketbook stolen, containing 500
Neal Mitchell, of Knoxville, Tenn, re
ports stolen from his room at the Nationa
Hotel, between 8 and 8 a. m. yesterday,
small gold watch "a. w. G. in dial), and
gold chain with medal in shape of Tyr
LENA Garrett engraved ON it. Valu,
S73.
j. w. DAILY, Baltimore, Nd, report
$ that on the afternoon of the 4th he wa
knocked down and robbed of blac
looking owl pin, with two diamond eye
gold watch, ~. w. d." on the outsid
of the case; gold link chain and blac
: enameled or onyx locket with Venu
head. Value, 1926.
, Hon. John Ii. Reagan, Texas, report
that some time since $3.50 yesterday morn
ing his room was entered at the Metro
politan Hotel, and there were stolen
heavy case gold watch. j. ii. X. on th
outside of case; a heavy gold chain. an
J. q pocketbook containing about $25C
!, Total value, 1915.
J. NJ. Wagner, 1919 Twelfth street, re
ports stolen from his pockets at tho fire
works $50 in money.
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street, r,
ports that OH the night of the Attn h
h, show window was broken open, and fiv
overcoats, two pairs of pants, one browi
= satin-lined sack, one black sack, and SO,
eral pairs of pants Of different material
value, $40.
Mrs. Mary White, Wheeling, VIVA, rC
y ported at police headquarters that he
!, pocket was picked at tho corner OF Sc,
: enth street and Pennsylvania avenue
Il red leather pocketboOk containing $2.7
= u check for S5, and a return ticket
0 Wheeling, w. Va; value, $40.
A Dr. Nathan Bozeman, 296 Fifth avenu,
| n Inl Nttl In Mt
Baltimore aud Potomac depot on Ill
;. night of tho 4th gold watch: value, $l2
DR.. S. S. Christie, North Clarendon
Va, reports stolen from his person at th
V Presidents house on the lth inst,
buckskin pocket book containing $5.
and receipts for money. one for $500.
Chas. 5. johnson, 939 NJ street, report
lost Mt the inaugural ball white sati
fan and a handkerchief.
G. G. Rugg, Jamestown. N. Y, report
stolen from his pockets in front of tn
. grand stand on the 4th inst, a gold heav
Il case watch, and agold plated chain; valu
. $50. -.
A. c. Lickner, 40s Seventh street soutl
,, west, reports stolen from his person O
the night OF the 4th on a Seventh sire,
car. gold watch, value $50.
\ Miss j. Frank reports that she lost
the ball room gold bracelet with gol
bangles, made Of $3.50 gold pieces,
Mr. Albert Q, HOvey reported to polio
headquarters that while getting on II
, platform of an outgoing train at tho Ba
- timore and Ohio depot last night h
y pocket was picked of wallet contanin
a Sl55, three certificates of deposit in
Massachusetts bank valued at $lsS and
note for S266
Col. Hollingsworth, OF West Washing
ton, while on Seventh street car In
night had his pocket picked Of u valuab
gold watch.
Mount Vernon.
The steamer w. w. COrcoran, Capt.
l.. Blake, will make two special trips
this great Mecca of America ON Thursda