The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

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Chief DEPUTY, and Property Clerks
SargeGns
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Policemen Policemen on RR stsS duty S
Doormen
The disposal this force in the different precincts Of New
Furnished the Deputy superinendents From these win
be seen that the regular force for performing and supervising
sickness The alex List averaged during the las.
paromsn New York lost az days and each in Brook
sss ~ requires.
to attend e special duties At courss Steamboat
OF one or persons In each precinct TO attend to spe
half of reduced can ordi
nn patrol duty as there must be
The force during the quarter from there
been ~ appointments and "A deaths dismsas and resgna
The number Of the different precinct,
ed slightly from transfers being made either through regard
localities in remoteness
% no c Sa nees
The policy that have pursued such has rarely
change could be made between equally good officers
DISCIPLINE
MS essential That the dissip and depomea should BE-
70 Ie highest ss s0 d p of
has effected will by any candid
The force know that any o: dscourey neglect Of
regulations subject them to Sdequae peuaes and they
are daily becoming more ctcumspect in ther department
the respect and confidence Of the public whose rights they
ration That much sun remaps to be elected there is no
doubt but must crafty all good citizens whether hey have
act TO know that we are making advances III the right direc
In September directed the drills to be Of such character
best Pr9xe the bearing raj and
which are III and Of less practical utility for police
iDg and promise OF Improvement of the force.
The abolon of the once ~ and tho
OF oas the CAPTAINS and orr the M SER
well The duty be efficiently attended to
without the abors Of the officers while
force ''''' A''' pA''0'
In accordance with resolution pissed by honorable
Beard ar have caused ed
power has been granted and Of the ntrused with
who ma, divided into sss~' '''e'1 90
the he
Seventy persons the Department of City Inspector
One hundred and forty eight persons scattered over the
four counties comprising the Metropolitan Police dsc
whose avocaons and reasons for desiring police
Those In the first and classes direction
others included IN the third under little sapsrv
sion and TO them be traced large proportion the
aahorzsaen any Special officers Of doubt
from and their from
sundays visit Kings and other counties contiguous New
public gardens keepers lager beer sa
Officers other
granted TO them alone for defensive purposes may
hs s By The enabled
practices or whose shields were used at places where
have already revoked the warrants OF twenty-five special Of
sha fail supervise closely have heretofore the
IN which the duties of special officers performed
suy and she liability of mdirsson,
my efforts make this branch of the service effective and
GENERAL STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS.
There has been general and order throughout the Me-
Of sOs ss The d %
lice rather than increase of crime since the reported
by the m
read Sl
VIZ anS
cases no report of maria relations made One h Of
and ihs OF foreign birth The average age ss q
police Do eshS The NUMBER cf m
s sos ays s
to MIN exactly the relative Of e
convictions steadily increasing and that long Of
imposed BY courts have aided the police
&C. OF arrests made curing the quarter 1894
males fsmales p osnoss ocmm.ed
enc hre are hs 81 M Of e ses
Offences the and Of the offenders against per
onty one mn those oeDanr against properly rights
public reos at
least 4l5 indirectly by the sprtuous liquors
and these not much other offences increased m
nished by police action Heretofore the proportion of offences
against property has been much larger and the relative
crease this class OF offences indicate thorough
po sSa dso the arrests in e
erent precncts and afford ndces of the character
mna population the police necessary EACH per
whsn m no ana are regarded the compa
transmit herewith also the tables compiled by the
superintendent and customary given show the natl
witty and occupations OF those arrested They
facts that large proportion of criminals youthful and
racter and t larger number of needy and ignorant
who under the influence grogshops become
recruits to the army Of law breakers,
NO statistics have yet been compiled the
cvy OF races for specific forms of crime
stos which are desirable to show what species
are most or least under police
The tables exhibiting the occupations Of those arrested
the numbers of specific offences curou but
the classification Is so minute that long period would
them Even then would not be easy, neither mum
Der of individuals arrested is known the influences in
other powerful but less percepibe causes of crime.
MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS.
Inc arrests their
small part of the bors of the police force which perform
amount OF stolen property and doubtless prevented
70 me Police department during the quarter $5
OF this 1862 Us was recovered leaving balance 10
er OF the police during the succnc
ly stated, as folows:-
1904 violations corporation ordinances were reported to
te proper authorities Tor their action thereon
5ol Violations OF sunday liquor law reported
Ivy violations Of harbor laws also reported.
secured " ~p 49, fope'ts
20 fires extingushed wholly or partially through the
aid Of the police - o
Y persons rescued from drowning
stray horses caragee and cattle have been to
huror ac1,,a