Bran(lvwine Hundred, March 30, 1927.
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Daring Rob5ery.-On Thusday after
noon about 5 o'clock, two Williams entered
the house of Mr.. Cramp, in Kensington, by
the alley gate, boiling the same behind
them, and commenced a conversation with
his daughter, enquired il that was not the
same house which had been robbed some
wears before, and If she was the same that
the robbers had struck at that time-she am
swered yes. They then proceeded to tie
her hands behind her back; stabbed her un-
der the right breast; made her tell where
the munev was; took off her fing,-tied a
handkerchief round her neck to slltocate
her cries; took the watch (Which they lett
behind them in hnrry) and struck her on the
arm violent blow; we do not hear that any
further insult was offered to the young lady.
Several neighbors Immediately joined and
made every possible search, but to no pur-
pose; so the miscreants are yet loose Oh So
ciety.--I'hila. Pallad.