Evening star., 1866-07-02
THE-EEENING- STAR.
LOCAL MEMS.

June 30. Four Sergeaut- reported and the fol-
Iowing information is derived trvm the report
TAirr, ,Prsciret. iGseyye lss0s.l se1oeant Essey
Iotai arrests 81: married mates. 40: females,
and write, a9s: could not, aga white, M. 'biac
1871 assanit- 3; do. and battery, n; do with in.
tent 10 XIII, :; assault on policeman, I; attempt
Al rape; bench warrant, ]: disorderly. IS /;
desertrrs. = fast driving ,; fighting, ~ ,fuei
ives, X iutoxseatsou, Az do. and disorderiy 81 !:
nsanhy, = miscellaneous misdemeanors, ?;
rloung ~ threats, " yagTancy, 3; forgery, O.
fraud, o; grand larceny. ~; malicious mischief
iaise preiences, I; peut larceny. fS robbery
aeceiNing stolen soodsrl; suspicion, 81; vic.
iaung corporation ordinances. 80: do. levy
court ordinances; 81; fined, pig: dismissed oI3
workhouse. Az jail for court, -: bail for do :
To- turned over to detectives. g. to superinten.
dent, 5: 10 authorities of Virginia, 1: delivered
to the Marshal of the District of Columbia. /:
pail Tor peace, l. locked up in the station 4!
Ierbed over 10 military, .; Tor requisition from
PENNSYLVANIA. 2; cent TO insane asylum, 4; jail
IN deianli of bail for peace, 1; Jail Tor hearing
turned over to SerReant Johnson, 1; dodgers,
NC iSS' en- eniioIen, = doors found open and Sc
cured, -iJ' inquests attended, 3 horses estray
and stolen returned TO owners, Q: property
taken IRON and returned 10 prisoners at the
station, si.Ss9 81; turned over to the property
clerk, SIS ~. total of fines and costs, SS-; Ok.
superseded, S20.9i; amount of fines dcfanlted
the parues sent to workhouse, Sfi6.64
I.fff PTecfbct, Sergeant TGtt.-TotaI of ar
rests. ltei; married males, 2I5 females, 5l: sin
gle males. SIS; females 25.: could read and
wTie; 80; could not, S4,' white, 73I: black $50;
assault, l2: assault and battery, III: do intent to
XIII, /. bgamy, I: disorderly, 421: deserters, ?:
last driyihg. d fighting y; fugitives, =: intoxi-
canon l3s; do. and dIsorderIy. a6: Keeping
baWdy house, :; miscellaneous, 3; murder, .:
threats. "A; yagrancy, Is: fraud, IL grand Iar-
eeny, %; gambling, 10; malicious mischief, l:
laise pretences, ]; passing counterfeit money.
I; petit larceny, "a: pick pockets 1; robbery. /:
suspicion, 10; violating Corporation ordinances,
IS. OF these were fined 5l7: dismissed, 3D.;
JAIL for court iU bail for court, ~ security for
peace, i3 Jail in default OF bail, ,: workhOuse
81: military, is; bail for good behavior, .; de-
nEefeo 10 the Marshal. =; sent TO Superinten-
dent, > jail for requisitioD. 3. Amount of fines
paid, Sl,5S1.l6; superseded, sss2i 50 appealed
upon, Si050. Naiue of property taken from
and returned To persons At the station. -, SIS-
delivered 10 the property clerk SS99 IS Mum
Der of horses taken up astray or stolen, = vein.
cles, j. doors found open, L. lost children, !:
}: Inquests held, q.
SixLi Precinct, Sergt. SIappoa.-TotaI number
of arrests. >l6, married males, 22<: females u;
single males, 80; females &C. Could read and
%TIte-Males, 43; females, ~ Could not read
Males, 296 females, 20: white, 4-6 black, 331.
Ofences-Assault.i 4: assault and battery. -:
dsorderly, lSo; desertion. !: fast driving :.
fighting IN the street. -: IntoXicaton, 76 do.
and disorder1y. sG miscellaneous misdsmeanor,
.; perjury, I: threats. 9: yagrancy, -: arson 3:
burglary. j. grand larceny, ~; malicious mis-
chief =; false pretences, ,; petit larceny, :s3:
picking pocket, L: passing counterfeit money.
1; receiving stolen goods. 4: highway robbery.
IL, violating Corporation ordinances 2J3
Baied or sent TO iail for court-For arson, ;.
assault and battery, 25 burglary, T. grand lar
ceny, 10, petit do II: highway robbery, 9l
Dislnissed-Assault, A. assault and battery, 10:
grand larceny, 10: miscellaneous misdemecn-
Ors, 8, malicious mischief, y false pretences, y
petit larceny, IL; passing counterfeit money. l:
receiving stolen goods, !; highway robbery I:
violating Corporation ordinances, I5s: bail Tor
peace. . turned over To military, IL: sent to the
Superintendent. !. turned over 10 the iaiI ward
!: 70 the tieedmen's Bureau. 3: locked mn in
The station, Gl. Value of money and property
taken rom prisoners or Otherwise in posses
zion OF the police and repoi ted TO the Prouerty
CLERK, S5 to3i3; fines paid eI,O519i superced-
ed, 90; fines open for collection. seS9 Al:
fines for which parties Were sent TO the work.
house, Sloi.-l. Number OF persons aided. O.
estray horses restored 10 the owners, 6: horses
and vehicles restored, 2: lost children restored
to parents. ); fires attended, :: doors found
open and secured. ]; dodgers accommodated,
rests, l,3i9 males, l,I31: females. PIC: married,
males, , 4: females, o.: single, ma!es. IA. fe-
males, l43 could read and write, 76l; could
not read, &c, 5-6; white, 76i; black, -: a.
sault, 4: do. and battery. 9r do with intent TO
Kill, T. attempt AT rape, =; contempt OF the ius-
uce. /: assault and battery on officers ): big
amy, !; bestardy, I; dIsorderiy. lG1: do. gather
ing, -; desertrrs, , fighting. b.; fast driving
u; lugItiyes from justice, 3; intoxication, pa
do. and disorderly, 1885, interfering wis, po-
Hcemen, 4 keeping ba wdy house, 3: keeping
gambling house, /; profanity, 3G; threats, pr
yagraney, 30; selling liquor to soldiers. 6; bo-
gus detective, i; riOting, :; attempt 10 steal, J.
forgery, l. fraud, >; cruelty to animals. 1; gam
bling. .: burglary, I; embeZzlement, 1; grand
larceny, So malicious mischief. 1; false pre-
tences, 6; petit larceny, 81: passing counterfeit
money p robbery, 3: receiving stolen goods
>; suspicion. 81; 'Tespas~. 4: violating CORPORA
teipe prosttu,on % Il pfossiufaSn' % en- M
court IS: bail for court :l5 bail for peace ~
Jail IN default of bail, ,; workhouse, a: locked
up 10 Il hours, l2j: miscellaneous, 1: turned
over 10 L. :. Marsh II. 3: 70 military, 4: 10 Su-
perintendent, :; sent out of city, IL; number OF
fines paid, i04; for selling liquor TO soldiers,
4; superseded, I; lost children restored To pa
rents, IL unfortunate persons assisted. 10 su-
Iciae, ]; attempt al do, !; persons found dead.
inguests' 2 accident, 8, zone fatalD doors
estray and stolen, :; mules, .: cows, 1: vehicles
A. horses and vehicles taken from and returned
To prisoners, ); value of properly taken from
and returned to prisoners, s5,a:SI ~: property
turned ever TO property clerk S722.S5; total
lines paid, ,liJ.9O; fines for selling liquor 70
soldiers, $cO; superseded, Sl010 dodgers, III
Eighh Precinct, Sergeant od.-Total ar.
rests. sol: married maes, 16s; females, Is: sim
gle males, 223; females, 50: could read and
write. 33i could not. i67; white, 3i7: black. i5i
assault, .; do. and battery, 27: disorGarly, i6J:
fast driving, ,; fighting, q; intoxicaton. 26 do
and disorderly, %; keeping dlsorderIy house, 3;
threats, II; vagrancy IL; perjury, 2; robbery, L:
grand larceny, Il; malicious mischief, 8: petit
larceny, IS: receiving stolen goods. l. sus-
ia; dodgers, 10; estray horses and vehicles re-
stored. .; amount taken from prisoners, &c.,
sl,i35S1 turned over 10 the proper owners,
sl,2s5ie: returned TO proper y clerk, SiJI. 30:
fires attended, ,: lost children, 8; persons found
dead, Il fines paid, S627 IL: superseded. si3l.s,
persens sent TO workhouse. 81; fines in work
..
court, 10: bailed for peace, II: dismissed fI5:
locked up certain hours. l..
Tenth Precinct Sergeant GessJoTyl.-Total ar
rests, SO; married males, 2ii: females. g single
males 80: females, 1885, could read and write $50:
not, :S5; white. ic6; black, 3IS attempt at rape
1: assaults. 4: do. and battery, 81; disordcrly,
291; dessrters, 3; lighting, =; drunk, ~. do aud
dlsorderly. 81; keeping disorisrIy house. q: do
oawdy house. ae miscellaneous misdemeanors
l; murder, I: perjury, 7: threats AZ vagralley
IL; fugItlyes from justice, 3 witness. 8: renting
house for bawdy purposes, ,; bastardy, ,: con-.
tempt, !: arson, l; grand larceny, 81; gam bling,
:; malicious mischief. 2: falls. preuens.As. ):
PETIT larceny, ~; receiving stolen goods, 4;
suspicion. Il; violation OF corporation laws,
i-6. Fines were imposed in Asa cases, OF which
number 125 were sent to the workhouse in de-
fault OF payment Cases dismissed, 1884, secu-
rity for court 81; sent to Jail in default 81: bail
for peace, 39 for good behavior, a3 of which
Il were sent 10 the workhouse; turned over TO
the marshal, S; delivered TO the military, 3;
security for support Of child, 2: bail as
witness, I. Total fines imposed, 81, ABS 80;
paid, si.295ts superseded, s357.5 .5o not paid
and wOrkhOpSan ~.