New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
POLICE MATTERS.
VIOLATIONS OF RULEs--cHARGEs, ETC.

| VIOLATIONS OF RULEs--CHARGEs ETC.
Comm iSsOner Brennan yesterday listened to
complaints against policemen. Patrolman Michael
Fannery was charged with being OF post and talking TO
another policeman. when spoken to, he said that he was
watching goats he wanted to make 81 80 by taking
the animals to the pound Commissioner Brennan asked
the officer how much he received for taking goats 20 the
pound and was told 20 cents piece. He replied mat
this complaint would cost him considerable more and In
fieted fine Of three days pay, amounting 70 o. U.s.
planned Of ParOman Carpenter, for standing u minutes
IN conversation with citizen; and also made com
plant against Ronndsnan Rodgers for being In build
Ing So Minutes The spirit eyinced by Officer Cooper In
making complaint against ellow-oticer something
he not called upon expected TO do did not meet
with the commentator Of the Commissioner Rounds
man Rodgers proved that he was In the building by d.,
neglected his own duty to watch the roundsman. the
Commissioner directed that charge be preferred against
him.
Paroman Patrick Flanagan OF the Sixth Precinct
charged Dy oagt henneEy WIN afiSng gass OF En-
defendant said what he drank water. Capt Kennedy
sw9rg tna M s sif .n t e
smet the glass and found il bad contained GIN and the
saloon keeper admitted the fact The case was referred
to the Board.
Henry Fox bartender in low den in Greenwich,st.
charged Officer Lockwood OF the Twenty-seyenth Pre-
cnct with having taken six silver watches and - from
the money drawer in the place. when the inmates We're
at the statiOn-house 1t shown by several witnesses
that the oath OF the complainant unworthy OF belief
ago for drunkenness he had threatened To % get even
The matter referred to.the Board. The proprie-
officer Dunn charging that he had arrested all the IN
OF his establishment because he (he PROPRIETOR
would not give the officer money. This charge was TO-
tally disprOyed and the dismissed.
Later IN the day the Commissioners made Paroman
George Armstrong the Twenty sixth (Clty
cinct roundsman, and Roundsman Francis OR0rke OF
the Twenysxth transferred 10 the sixth Precinct
and Roundsman John Nash from the Twenty-eighth 10
the Sixth.
THE EXCISE LAW TO BE ENFORCED.
At the meeting of the Police Commissioners,
Yesterday afternoon President BOsw0rh onred the fO
lowing resolution, which was passed unanimously:
notify the Captains the several Precincts TO see that ne EXCISE W
be and O'Clock the morning and that
Intoxicating liquors be sold or given away on SUNDAY De en- en-
responsible for neglect or necenc In executing tbs or
This resolution has been communicated to snpern-
tendent Jourdan with instructions 10 at once issue ms
orders to the Captains. The unprecedentedy large num-
OF the past week. and the increase OF crime OF
stence has made necessary this action on the part OF
the Police Commissioners.
HELPING THE CITY INSPECTORS.
Superintendent JOurdan yesterday issued the
following order to the various Captains OF Ponce: .
request the Mayor you will the pamen on Their
beats during the next niny DAY to Po TO me Se ,i
crossings IN the roadways aud especially BY sewer holes At cor
gar as threatening injuries and carriages from undue
pavement and such particularly to denote the
port report localities in which carts wagons or car
ags remain in front premises which are not occupied y owners Of
nusnces the streets such dead animals neglected or unnecessary
other property which require prompt attention.
While the force viii ontags BY al means in Their bo%e regulate
particularly hereafter to be enforced BY general OBJ
% s 81 the Myor But will sill be necessary to
force generally Information OF nfaeons Of Corpora
BOARD OF POLICE SURGEONS.
The Board of Police Surgeons organized yes
terday by the election Of the following officers: Pres
Mcdonnell; Treasurer, Dr. Martin Freligh; Secretary,
DE- Alfred n. Beach.