New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Polio. Commissioners met for the last time IN 1891
on "Wednesday. Mayor Wood lid not avail himself of
HE last opportunity to meet with his brother Commits
sioners.
|, ia the duty of the Commissioners TO appoint and
control the Surgeous through the President OF the
BOARD of Surgeons Each Surgeon Ia TO communicate
suoyestions through this President to the Board IN
relation to the health Of his District there are hteen
Districts 10 tine Metropolitan District, viz:
Dit ! Broo.sr-
III. Eir., and Second Wards Freesh.
" .ThId and Fifth Wards Kennedy
v..Fo1rth and sixth Wasd. Grisc9,a.
vi. Eighth aud FGIreen'h Wards, F'S'r
VII Ninth AID fifteenth Wards. Jones.
TX. .Fle,en,h aid Thirteenth Wards. Kuib'h.
X. sixteenth " Ids. Asnew. 49,
XI. Seventeenth and Eighteenth " ards hoV'
XII. Nine.een;i Words, Gould 49, .
ll..Tweu'ie.h and Twen.yiirr Wards kanney.
XIV .TSe.!,a arc Twenty second W ards ives
The Commission made il the duty Of each
sergeou 20 take charge of his district to report quar-
ery the health OF the police and the sanitary condi-
ton Oi the n.hOuses 10 attend sick policemen
and repor, to he chief cer, mouth the cause
and duration OF their Illness; to attend prisoners
coniD.d III the ststion-hOuses, and all casualties
and Djuries which are likely 10 become matters OF
police invest igaion. and, if necessary, to report
Immediately 10 q police magistrate or General or
Deputy Superintendent; To inspect suspected car.
cessee Of animals or sduterated food, the requi-
s on or thu captains; 10 give evidence generally
and 10 report al Infectious aud contagious diseases,
and oil nusances on tie instant in writing the Gen
eral Superintendent TIE iiiteen-hundred dollar Sur
ccons o. whom there are five, 10 examine Police
men and certify that they have the requisite
physical qualifications; and az are to inspect any
hing ANYWHERE in the Metropolitan District
wien directed By the Board of Commissioners,
The Committee or Good Discipline reported the
Names of Policemen who had been injured In the dis
charge Of their duty. They also recommend dmi
nrt;on of The number of detailed men. propose TO
withdraw Policemen from the Court of Sessions,
whare me Supervisors have appointed attend
an. "a allow the new Mayor 10 select such
Polirem.n 10. lis office ~ he mGy desire,
AM. ia con, nue. the present force at Castle
Garden under the Commissioners OF Emi5atioD.
tn, reconnI. nj that policemen be detailed only at
the.. paccs and Al me Police Courts the General VI
fc. m. CeIerai and Deputy Superintendent oh'ce,
ara -he Properly Clerks office. The Specials who
now attend 10 markets steamboats, and stages VIII De
ordered on duty. The Captains are directed 10 take
~ these things. The twenty men IN Brook
Ivn sr. TO bs continued, and Deputy superintendent
Carpenter authorized TO select twenty men ior de-
t-,.,fy.s from the New-Yofk force.
The board then went into secret session
The CAPTAIN OF the Third Ward at Brooklyn re-
scnoS Nelson Shoreuan takes the place ON the Isl OF
Febr,ary o. the Police Clerks j. Lslor was assigned
To- the First y. W. Relief To the Second ana " M.
Yunderyoort 70 the Fourth Districts.
Tn. resignation Of J. II. Eantsssei was accepted:
The following appointments were MADE Oh oatur-
day; ,u., a w w.IBns
L,-b p-e,. Jchr j. Williamson, foufseuLh r''het snh
lane. Coulter Twenty Second Precinct. - g. -,
Ss,c~sas-Ir. Ralncy. Kennedy and MOI . I ena
l-- (o,I3 Wels Fisher Grscom, ASte~' ftis"' 'd ''7s
O. Astissn. Icons.