... omm, creae, wbiskey pomp, Byphan, &c. ; two hint vut%- Isrjw empty witie, e&d otie»caai» ...

... wßLkey pomp, sTphec, Ac. ; two whiakay vata. afarge empty whiskey, wine, and other casks, hry ditto ; (dock, track, iron jack and rippers, empty cork- machine, driver and boot, d doz. large and bampczß, pulley, rope, empty oases and tea charts, pepper mill ...

... cypbo3, &c; two larg6 whiskey vats, a larye mumber of empty whiskey, wins, and other c:sks; (try do, clock, truck, iron jack and rippers, umpty jars, im- !ression%, corkinug *rahine, driver, and boos; i dozan Nuge rni ?? hcimpers, pulley, rope, empty cases ...

... back tl bdoe bit more work, them give i! our My knife’s 20 nice and sharp | want to a chance. Good luck.— Yours truly, “Jack, THe Ripper. the “ Don’t wind me giving tred= name Wasn't mough to post this before gor al! the red k off hand. Curse it no ck yet ...

... inquiry was adjourned. A Lonion news agency to-day received through the post a postcard smeared with blood, and sigred “Jack the Ripper.” The writer boasts gioatingly of having ¢ mmitted Sunday's Aouble crime, regretting he had not time to cut off the victim's ...

... Wood Green, a suburb of London, have been thrown into a wild state of excitemeat by the receipt of @ postcard signed “Jack the Ripper,” the writer of which ex- presses his determination to “do” for six of the girls employed at one of the large local factories ...

... arrested on Wednesday night, at Aldgate has been released. i A story was widely circulated in London this itmorning that Jack the Ripper had ?? caught I after a desperate struggle, t which a constable was terriblv'injured. 'The police received similar ! ...

... Groras O. T., High Rip Gang, th Red ink. but a drop of the real in it.” a The Dairy Telegraph, which gives facsimiles of Jack the Ripper's” letter th gays —Ths Central News ised above letter on Tharsday morning it there- fore must have been posted on the ...

... “JACK THE RIPPER’S” LETTERS. The Daily Telegraph, which gives facsimiles of a etter and post-card v says—The Central News received the above letter on Thursday morning lust, and it therefore must have been posted on the Wednesday. The writlr uses this ...

... fact that one of the woman's ears was nearly cut off. It is pointed out that the post-card which first emanated from “Jack the Ripper” spoke of clipping off the ears of “ his next victim,” sending them to the police, and that this particu- lar post-eard ...

... from excited crowd tbe neighbourhood of Katcliffe Highway, who were following him and shouring •'Leather Apron” and “Jack the Ripper.” The cause was not readily explained. When, however, be was examined at the police station his light tweed soil was fonnd ...

... and persons are now custody. The fan similes of tbe letter and postcard addressed to tbs Csotrsl News and signed • • Jack tbe Ripper’' have now been posted each police station in the Metropolitan District. It will be remembered that in tbe post-card, ...