The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Present status Of the Police Force Of the City.
SO many changes in the police force OF the city
have been made by Mayor Fox since his assumption
OF the duties Of the ONCE that we give general re
sumo OF the present status OF the Philadelphia
pointed ny Mayor Fox, excepting Spear, Of the
. Tenth, and Jacoby OF the Twelfth district. The
Following is the roster OF the force at present.:
y CHEF 81 TOlice-General St Clair A. Mulhoand ;
j Ac1Sisyi q CSieS-John W. Ryan; salary ssla5O.
Special 0ecsr-E @. woodward; salary ssiS5O
Fire Marshdl-Alexander w. Blackburn; salary,
y HiSh cOs,stables-J. Henry Buckley, George D.
callahan, Harrison q. Clark, John Curley, William
" Mutt, John Kelsh Benjamin Franklin. Salary,
Ne Defectfves-Francis Brureln, Lieutenant of the
Seventh district, acting Chiefs Benjamin Levy, Ebe-
neSs ISoS IIep anS David Gordon The ssIary Of
the Chief OF the Detectives is s500 that of each OF
the eight detectives, there being two vacancies on
Reserve CoTps-Acting Lieutenant G. d. Crout aud
Fiyst District embracing all OF the city south of
South street. between Broad street and the Schuyl-
Kill river-Leutenant Joseph Henderson, two SER
Second District south OF South street. between the
Delaware river and Sixth street-Iieutenant James
two apa the n @ WSrdue
nant Michael Haggerty, two Sergeants and AZ police
Fourth District, embracing the Sixth ward-Lieu-
tenant Martin Killacky two sergeants, and 46 police
men.
Wards-Lieutcnant William P. Campbell, two ser
geants, and " policemen.
St1tR District, embracing the Ninth and Tenth
Wards-Iieutenant Christopher Gercke, two SER
geants, and 66 policemen.
iSevenh District embracing the Eleventh and
Twelfth Wards-Lieutenant Francis Brurein, two
sergeants, and 20 policemen.
EighI District embracing the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Wards-Lieutenant John Kelly, two SER
geants, aHd "a policemen
Ninth District, embracing the Fifteenth ward
Lieutenant William H. Souder, two sergeants, and
Tsntb district embracing the sixteenth and Seven
teenth wards-Lieutenant John Spear, two SER
geants, and forty-hye policemen.
Eleventh District embracing the Eighteenth, Nine
teenth, and Twenty-fifth wards-Lieutenant Richard
II. Prtchard, two sergeants and thirty police
SoelJth District, embracing the Twentieth ward
utenant William Jacoby,two sergeants, and forty
fhfrteenth District, embracing the Twenty-frst
ard-Lieutenant John Kelly, two sergeants, and
Fourteenth District, embracing the Twenty-second
yard-Leutenant John Platt, two sergeants, and
Z fifteenth District, embracing the Twenty-thrd
1 ward-Leutenant James McLea, two sergeants, and
Sixteenth District, embracing the Twenty-fourth
and Twenty ty-seventh wards, West Philadelphia
Lieutenant William NJ. Leech, two sergeants, and 30
Serenteenth District embracing all Of the city south
OF South street, between Sixth and Broad streets
Lieutenant James Smith, two sergeants, and 40
Eighteenth District, embracing the Twenty-ifth
and part of the Nineteenth wards-Leutenant An
drew Dehaven two sergeants and 81 policemen.
Delaware Harbor POIice-Lieutenant John G. Smith
and 20 policemen.
SchuylkW HarbOr rPOtice-Lleutenant simon JacoOy
There are also 1s policemen and II roundsmen on
duty at the Central Station, Fifth and Chestnut
streets.
The salary of each OF the 20 lieutenants is $l1D5
that Of each OF the SO sergeants sOs24O; and that
OF each Of the 799 policemen, $91250
In the following table is given the number OF
policemen in several cities Of the United States,
showing the relative number Of policemen to the