Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03

QUARTERLY POLICE REPORTs-Centia
Monday, 1t X. A. Mistead presented his re-
port OF the operations of the Sth precinct part
OF the Fifth and the Sixth Wsrds) police, for
the quarter ending Sept. 3U The total um Der
OF arrests was 6l5 OF which ass were males
l32 females; 40l white 2I6 colored: i03 could
read and write, ga could not; 1911 were of for
eign nativity Offences-Aduitery, l. assault
2: do and battery, 81; assaulting policemen. 2:
olsoroerly' 70 last driving, :; lighting, IL; IN
h-use, ?: rioting, 3; threats, 10; yagrancy g:
suspicion, IA; grand larceny, 30; malicious
mischief. TO- false pretences, g. petit larceny.
49, passing counterfeit money, /: receiving
stolen goods 6; trespassing, IL; violating cor.
poration ordinances. l32 do county ordinance,
J. Gases dismissed, fi2, dismissed by order OF
the mayor, 2 sentxto the workhouse, -; lail
Tor court, 27i bail Tor court, 10; security for
peace, u; turned over to the military, s. locked
up MP :; amount OF money mo and properly taken
delivered TO the properly clerk, siI2: amount
returned 20 proper owners, sag. 81; amount OF
hnes paid, si'227 95; superseded, s3331s;
amount OF fines in workhouse cases, SEQ 10:
lOdgers. 6G horses andvehicIes estray resi- ored
10 owners. y persons found dead, ); inq sests
held, 3; search warrants executed, 5:Iost chill
dren restored TO parents, 4; dogs killed. 12i.
Third Precinct (GeorgetOscnl Lieut. John T.
Essex reported 634 cases; males, 5t9 females
ll5; white, ~; colored, 1877; could read and
write, -; could not. pre; of foreign nativity,
1856 Ofenees-Assaut, 3; do. and battery. Is;
ASSAULT and battery with intent 10 kill, 3;
H on pG sS 1sls,t bench warrant 1
driving Z; fighting, 40; fugitive, 1; intoxica-
ton, 60: do and disorderly, 81; miscellaneous,
3. perjury, I; rape q threats. :: yagrancy &.
burglary. =: grand larceny. ~; false pretences
4 petit larceny. y; robbery, 3; receiving stolen
goods, ,: suspicion, 3S; trespass, 3; violating
corporation ordinances, 133, do. levy court or
dinanees, -; workhouse. IS; jail for court, %;
lall IL default Of ball. 3, JAIL for hearing, L. bail
for court, a. bail for peace; 3.
Fourth k,yecinct. FIRST Ward. Lieut. w s.
Hurley reports 5U7 cases; white, PSI; colored
225; males. 1857: females, 40; could read and
write, 2i6; could moi, pol; of foreign nativity,
us; Tor assault, A; do and battery, %: disor-
derly. 2l9. deadly assault, 3; intoxication. Is:
do and dIsorderiy, 59 indecent exposure, 3;
malicious mischief, 5; misceilaneous,I not, I3:
resisting officer, threats, Is; vagrancy 4: vi
Olating Corporation ordinances, 76; arson, 2;
attempt 10 steal, l. grand larceny, 2s; petit lar.
ceny, 10; dodgers, %: surgeons visits, %; in
quests. .; fires, lost children restored, g. per-
sons aided. 4; money and other propertyre-
ported 10 The property clerk, S5i9.66; bail for
bearing, ]; delivered to u. ). Marshal, 1; TO
freedmen's bureau, I; TO Virginia anthori-
l:to military, 9; locked up, 81; dismissed 227;
hnsd, .63; total OF fines and costs 81 .3S7 50;
amount paid. S93ss superseded, SIi5, sp.
IeAitu nom, $40 &c: not paid and parties COM
nt'tc' el63le; money snd property taken and
It'uiEeo 10 prisoners at the STATEN, 81. Sos %;
amouht'urned over TO property clerk. 81 as so;
horses ana m ules taken estray and returned TO
owners "a vehicles. & cattle do, y horses
VIE sacdIes and brides repor ed to the prop-
eryei|rk. = iost children restored, 6; ina uests
attended. =: ncld-nts 90, q: doors found omar
secured, . mrs attended, ?; dodgers accommo-
dated, o.
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