The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

QUARTERLY Police REPoRTs.-Thc quar-
tCrly reports Of the workings Of the police
force Of the city were yesterday all for
warded to the superintendent, except those
Of the Second and Flfth precints. We con-
tlnue our summary Of the returns.
The report OF Lieutenant John NJ. Skip
pom, In charge Of the detective corps, shows
The following as their works
Number OF robberies reported, 2i2; arrests
made, 1876; amount Of property lost or stolen,
Sl,374.l6; amount recovered, S8,044.35;
turned over to the property clerk, 1,049.25;
turned over to owners, "a, $3.50; taken from
and returned TO prisoners, t467.52; amount
Of property recovered by precinct officers,
1910 recovered by owners, 1907 reported
as lost, s2os. Grand total recovered as re-
ported, s5,2lo.3s. u
The report Of Lieutenant James W. Cess
ford, OF the First precinct, shows that In his
precinct there were SAL arrests, OF which 3lS
were males, 1913 females; sos could read and
write, 333 could not; $40 were married, 1871
single; $50 were white, 2S2 colored; fines
were Imposed in sci cases; 80 were commit
ted In default Of payment, and 81 appealed;
| persons held In security for court; 10 COM
mltted to jail In default Of security; held In
security to keep peace; 12 held to bail for
! good behavior; 81 to work-house In default
| Of security; 1879 dismissed; Q sent TO superin-
tendent's office; 0 delivered to marshal.
| Aggregate fines, sl,9s9.lS; paid, o., O65.6S;
| appealed to court, s433; work house In de-
fault Of payment, s500.3o; money and prop
erty taken from prisoners and returned,
s2,235.G0; turned over TO property clerk,
5000. Number Of fires In precinct, 8; doors
found open and secured, 9; lost children re-
turned to their homes, 2; sick and disabled
persons assisted, 8; lnquests held, 4; insane
| persons sent to the asylum, I; dodgers ac-
Commodated, 22S; horses taken up and re.
turned to owners, 8. Tho nativity OF the
persons arrested was rs follows United
States, 4l6; Ireland, 95; Germany, "a; France,
/; England, 2; Italy, 8.
Lieut. John T. Essex, In charge Of Precinct
No. ., (Gcorgetown,) reports the following
as the work Of his force; Arrests made, 3il
males, 297; females, a; married, 100; single
22i; could read and write, 1888; could not
. l73; white, 1913; black, llS; nativity, Unitet
States, 273; Ireland, 81; Germany, 10; Eng
land, 4; charged with offences against tn,
= person, 1914 males; females, 40; charged will
offences against property, 1917 males, 1903
females, 4; cases fined, 1888; dismissed, 1is
sent to workhouse, 10; Jail for court, s; bal
, for court, 4; locked up at station, 10, turne(
over to the detectives, 81 to Superintendent
, 4; witness sent to jail, 1; to Maryland au
!, thoritcs, Il to United States marshal, 9; sc
curty TO keep the peace, Il sent 10 insan
, asylum, I; dodgers accommodated, 2ll; fine
> and costs imposed, s654.63; fines paid
S5i3.63; appealed, s55; money and propert!
, taken from prisoners and returned, 81 ,57i.5l
property recovered and returned to owners
, sl,OJO.i5i money aud property turned owe
to property clerk, s96.50; search warrant
served, .; accidents attended, 5; lost chill
drcn returned to parents, 8; doors fount
open and secured, IL; coroner's lnquests, l2
The report Of Lieutenant w. s. Hurley, o
the Fourth precinct, shows that during tn,
past quarter there were 37l arrests made, o.
which 30G were males, IS females; 19i were
married, $50 single; 23i could read and
write, 1857 could not; 22l were white; l5C
black; nativity, United States, 81; Ireland
lO7; England, a. Germany, 90. Total fines
S5jS.9O; appealed, s2l7.92; work-house ii
default, S2l7.92; money and property takeI
from prisoners and returned, Sl,44g.5S
> dodgers accommodated, l75; l coroner's In
quest; 2lost children returned to their homes
fires attended; doors found open and SO
curcdi horses found estray and returned &
: owners; sick and disabled assisted.
The report of Lieut.. John +. Kelly, OF the
Sixth precinct, shows that there were O.;
arrests made, of which GOO were males, 4;
females; 346 were for offences against tn,
person; 29I for offences against property
3a5 were married, 3ls single; 446 could reaC
and write, 1917 could not; 265 were white
: 2l3 black. Nativity, United States, AS
, ireland, OIL England, 4, Scotland =; France
r 3; Germany, SO; Austria, |; Italy, 3; Spain
l; Canada,1. Amount Of money and propert!
taken from prisoners and returned, s2,
. 0l3.sl; total amount of fines, 81 ,6s4; fine
paid, 81 ,227.5O; appealed, 800; work-hous,
! In default of payment, s356.50. Cases dis
posed OF as follows: jail for court, l2; Jail Il
default of security, I; gave security 70
court, 3; for peace, Is; work-house In dc
, fault Of security, 22i In default Of paymcn
= Of fine, 43; turned over to headquarters,
"a to military, S. to marshal, 8; fugitive fror
= justice arrested, Il; escaped from prison an
"a recaptured, 4; fined, $3.50; dismissed, 90.
~ dodgers accommodated, 1906 inQuests a
y, u tended, /; persons found dead, 8; accident
p reported B; doors found open and secured
y, N 49, fires attended, 5; lost children restore
u" =, to parents, @; horses found and restored t
; owners, Is; vehicles, o. sick and disable
. ! DprsOns nssisted 10