The evening times., 1895-12-21

During the past week, up to this morning,
thirty-two robberies we're entered up on
the larceny book at the police headquar-
tiers for which no ARRESTS have yet been
made.
With only half dozen men available for
detective duty from headquarters it is al
must impossible TO, Investigate all the
robbertes repOrted. but until the Increase
in the force asked for by Maj. Moore In
his last annual report Is granted this con-
dition OF affairs must continue to exist.
GEORGE FOWLER, or Hillsdale, ID. c..
reported that his store was entered
and Quantityof tobacco, flour, sugar,
coffee and bacon was stolen.
JOHN PHILLIPS OF Salem Hill. Md. re-
ported stolen from his buggy while In
the city lew nights ago pair OF
blankets and a lot of overcoats.
MARY WILSON of No. 1926 Lees court
reported stolen kroIn her house two
flannel skirts aud q lot or underwear.
JOHN NJ. BOYD of, No. 419 Fourth street
southeast reported that his house was
entered and $19.45 in cash was stolen.
TAKEN FROM THE HOUSE.
MAGGIE DUNNINGTON OF No. 800 c street
northwest reported stolen from her
house a ladys goid watch and gold ring.
ROBERT Z. HARVEY of No. 7l5 Sixth
StIeet nOItuedst repuTttu Tue tucll VI
an Erie safety bicycle.
&. NJ. McGAW of 1O3 F street northwest
reported stolen from his barber shop
pair OF hair clippers.
NJ. ELVIG OF No. 2347 seventh street north
west reported stolen or lost hunting
case gold watch.
JAMES klNDLE, OF No. $50 Tenth street
northwest, reported the loss by theft of
short, light colored oyercoat.
Cu A of M II OF OF
north west, reported stolen from his
house an opal ring.
MRS. MARGARET H. RIssITER, of No.
1421 Il street northwest, reported stolen
from the house solid silver fruit
knife.
EDWIN s. ARNOLD, of No. 1O4 street
southeast, reported stolen from his
house lady's god hunting case watch.
with gold guard chain, diamond ring,
moonstone ring, topaz ring, and pocket
book containing STA.
SAMUEL SIMON Of No. 1928 First street
northwest. reported the theft from his
yard OF nine chickens.
MOLLIE ARRUNGTON. of No. 3O1 Canal
street, reported stolen a heavy black
Melton overcoat.
FANNIE ROWELL, of No. 1886 Eighth
street north west. reported stolen from
house No. i47 N street northwest, a
lady's plush and velvet cape, "a lady's
black cheviot coat and gentleman's blue
chinchilla overcoat.
H. w. ROBINSON of Herndon Hotel report
ed stolen a safety bicycle.
MISS NJ. A. REED OF Chevy Chase reported
stolen from her house lady'sgold. hunt
ing-case watch.
MISS CLARA KELLY OF No. 337 Pennsyl-
vania avenue reported stolen a lady's
gold watch and gold ring.
DIR. ARG YLE or No. $50 II street northwest
reported stolen from his buggy a blue
laprobe.
ID. J. ANDERSON OF No. 317 Thirteenth
street northwest reported stolen q
gentIemans gOld-fiIled hun,ing-case
watch.
JOHN DAVIS ofthc Soldiers Home reported
stolen gold-fiIled watch.
JOHN b. HENDERSON OF the Kellogg
Building reported stolen black Melton
Overcoat.
sIGMU: - KAUFMAN of No. 1914 1-2 Sew
enth street northwest reported stolen a
diamond screw stud.
EUGENE PETERS of so. 604 East Capitol
street reported stolen from the boat
house at the foot of o street pair OF
propeller wheels and ten feet of brass
pipe.
WILLIAM NJ. FREELovE of No. 2l5 East
Capitol street reported stolen a ColuIn-
bia safety bicycle
" W. or " T. II oi w Joo dNtilut
reported stolen from in front OF his
place OF business dressed hog.
A. HALL OF the State Department reported
stolen a grayGmehon overcoat.
A LOT OF SILyERwARE.
CHARLES L. GLADMoN OF No. 42O Tenth
street southwest, reports stolen from
his house a lot Of siiverware, an over
coat, two umbrellas and box coat.
JOHN KRAFT of No. T04 street north
west, reported stolen from his black
smith shop a set OF tools.
j. c. HURST OF the Conduit road report
ell stolen from his stable two sets
of buggy harness.
JAMES McKURDY, of No. $40 street
north west, reported stolen from hishouse
brown overcoat.
DOUGLAS BLANDFORD. OF Prince George
county. Nd, reported stolen from his,
wagon while in the city nine turkeys,
three chickens and three ducks
WILLIAM F. SHEPHERD. living in the
alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth
and G and II streets southwest re-
ported stolen suit OF clothes, some
underclothing. and SO in cash.
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