The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

QUARTERLY POLICE REroRTs.-Ths quar-.
terly reports from the police precincts OF the
city for the quarter ending June 30th were
made yesterday to Major Richard. From
them we CLEAN tho following items OF In
tercst. Lieutenant johnson reports that In
the Second precinct there were 228 arrests
made, Of which 1888 were males, 103 were
married and 1877 were white. Fines were
imposed In 81 cases, and II persons were
committed to jail for court. Tho amount Of
corporation fines paid was sessI county
fines $40.
Lleu.sua.. Es.ss, Of the eso.geieEn pre-.
1ansl r S sls m nsrsss - q w nsrs
white. Fias ssre Imposed In lse eases,
and II were ~ 70 jail for court The ag.
grcgate amount OF Ines and costs Imposed
was e5o4.oo; fnes paid t<5Se5.
Lieutenant oeaaford, OF the first preclnct,
reports tho number OF arrests made a. $50,
Of which number sol were married, and 2l2
were white. Fines were imposed in $40
cases, aud rs were committed TO jail for
court. Aggregate Of anss Imposed, si,5oi45.
Amount paid, t975.65. -
Lieutenant Hurley, of the Fourth pre-
cinet, reports 2o5 arrests made, Of which l49
were married; 40 were white. Total fines
imposed in s15 cases, s5s9.75; total pr'd
Lieutenant Alex. TAFT, Of the Fifth pre-
cinct, reports ga arrests made, OF which
number 2l6 were married; 463 were white.
fines imposed In ESQ cases; IL porsous were
sent to jail for court. Amount Of fines paid,
| sl,13l.10.
Lieutenant John +. Kelly, Of the Sixth
precinct, reports SOS arrests made, eiS Of
whom were married and 235 were white;
10 persons were committed to jail for court.
Fines were imposed In 23S cases amorr''-
to 81, 1920, Of which amor. -SsoI.65 was
paid.
l.icutc.aut Ecklof, of the Seventh pre-
cinct, reports 77s arrests made, OF which
number 2s7 were married and 23i white;
6j7 were males; 45 persons were sent 10 Jail
for court. Fines were imposed In 1856 cases,
which realized to the corporation, s652.I5.
Lieutenant Austin, Of the Eighth pre-
cinct, reports 402 arrests made, OF whom
3i7 were males; lSo were married and $50
were whites II were sent to jail for court.
The fines imposed realized to the corpora.
ton $537.S5.
Lieutenant Charles NJ. skippon, of the
detective corps, reports number of robbcrics
reported, 10l; arrests made, ITO; property
reported loet or stolen, $40, 441.50; property
recovered BY the detectives, e3,0sa.6G; by
precinct officers, t319.75; by owners, sl,O65;
amount Of property returned 10 property
clerk, u, 737.0l; to owners. q, 475.65.
Tho report Of Lieut.. Noonan, In COM
mand Of Sanitary Company, shows that M
immense amount Of labor has been done by
the members Of this force during tho quar-
ter Just ended; The whole number Of nuis-
ances reported was 2,993; whole number of
nuisance abated, 1850; number Of nuisances
undated, 1885, number Of written notices
served, 1858; number of persons verbally
notified, $3.50; sick and destitute persons
sent to hospital, IL; persons sent TO asylum,
o; persons assisted, 4; lost children restored
TO .parsnts, .; srieoaisss roSsous buried by
officers, ISL persons buried on orders on Cor.
poration Of Washington, no. persons buried
animals removed, 557. Besides the above
the sanitary officers made 100 arrests and
fines were Imposed In cases amounting 20
s26S.s); the rsmalnder were sent to Jail, &c.
The Lieutenant concludes his report by
congratulating our citizens on the continued
good health Of the city.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK.
A resume of the police work as made from
these quarterly reports show the following
totals: Arrests made Ala, Of which number
3,940 were males, GIT were married, and
ares were white; IFS persons were sent to
Jail for court. The total amount of money
realized to the corporation for fines is 49,
1920.
Police ISTRLLIGEscE.-5corge aud Jos.
Baden, charged with burglary by Garaway
Reynolds, were arrested by Ohicer King,
and bailed for court by Justice Wall.
Eliza Scott, colored, for creating q null
sancc, was fined 81 by Justice Plant.
James II. Cooper, colored, paid nno OF
IS to Justice Tucker, for indecent exposure.
Armstead Libson, colored, charged with
arson, is held for hearing before Justice
Bates.
Frederick johnson, a colorcd boy, was
fined So by Justice Plant, for throwing stones
In the street.
John Brown, a colored boatman, charged
by A. G. Tucker with petit larceny, is held
for hearing before Justice Plant.
BASE BALL.-The game of base bali yes.
tertay afternoon at the grounds Of the Ma
tionals, between the Jefferson and Nationals,
resulted In favor of the Jefferson Club. The
score was 30 to 81. The fielding on tho part
of the victors was unusually good and ELECTED
much praise from those who witnessed the
game.
oun rELLow-TowSsMAS, q. W. Drew,
esq, who has been luxuratiug at the White
Mountains of New Hampshire for some six
weeks, returned home last evening, doubly
rcjuvenatCd by his rambles on the snow
dad peaks of the White Mountains.
Is THESE dull times our readers should
know the cheapest place to buy their gro
cc"ies, end they can do SO by going TO the
Awerican tea Store, CORNER of Seventh aud
streets north.
SHArPIRLD-always catering for publo
cnjoyment-has projected grand excursion
and 4th Of July celebration at Glymont Oh
Monday. As the police will not allow the
little ones to let oil their crackers, ely mont
is just the place for them.
AID To CrrA, In the shape Of a grand fes-
tiyal and picnic, lasting foom Tuesday Ia
Friday, at the Park, promises to be very
popular during the coming week. Ofcoursc,
Ahncr VIII do the thing up right.
BUEL HALL French AND ENGLISH DAY
School, 500 | street, re-opcns September
, ed. Parents should obtain one OF its clrcu
. lars from the bookstores.
/ ME5sRs. SMITH 6 STRONG have removed
their popular art store from &c Pennsylvania
, avenue TO 2I5 + street. IN IIooe's new build
, irg, where enlarged space Will enable them
to make grandcr display of their works Of
al.
SEE advertisement of a pocke:-book lost.
THE annual citing OF the stockholder'
of the Metropolitan Mining and Manu- nc
turing Company will be held at the NatiOna
Hot CT the 18th instant at Up. m.
I The best place in this city to purchase
your teas, coiiees, flour, &C., Is at the hincri
j can tea store, corner Seventh and streets.
ABANDONED ISPAST.-sergeant Wake
found colorcd infant in an alley on n
/ street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, which had been abandoned b. IL
parents. The officer gave 1t In charge of {
! lady on VI street, who will take care Of II
until otherwise provided for.
CORPORATION BoSDs.-Tho first year,
interest on tie corporation bonds Ia being