New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-14

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIoNERS.-Ata
meeting of the Board Of Metropolitan Police,
held last Friday. Hon. o. J. Dunn presiding.
present, all the members, charges against
certain members of the force were tried and
disposed of, rs follows:
Special patrolman j. B. Fox, fourth pre-
cinct. Charge, under the influence OF
liquor while on duty; pleaded guilty, and
dismissed the service.
Patrolman J. Hahn, sixth precinct.
Charge, absent without leave; pleaded
guilty, and fined two days pay.
PatrOlman J. D. Cooper, sixth precinct.
Charge, asleep on his beat; pleaded guilty,
and fined five days pay.
Special Patroiman John Fogerty, fifth
precinct. Charge, neglecting to walk his
beat; guilty, and fined one days pay.
Special Patrolman Bernard Dempsy, fifth
precinct. Charge, intoxicatior; guilty, dis
missed the service.
Patrolman E. Paysant. third precinct.
Charge, absent from duty without leave;
pleaded guilty, and fined one days pay.
Patrolman E. Farrar, third precinct.
Charge, absent without leave; guilty, and
fined tive days pay.
Patrolman l.. Mirabin, third precinct.
Charge, absent from his beat without leave;
guilty, fined two days pay.
Patrolman I. Ferguson, second precinct.
Charge, asleep on his beat pleaded guilty,
and was fined five days pay.
Patrolman n. j. Kirk, second precinct.
Charge, absent without leave; pleaded
guilty; fined three days pay.
Patroln.an E. Jackson. first precinct.
Charge, drunkenness; guilty; dismissed the
service.
Patroman William Walsh. first precinct.
Charge, absent without leave since May rs
puilty dismissed the service.
At a meeting of the Board of Metropoli-
tan Police, held yesterday, Hon. OF. Dunn
President, in the chair. Present: Commits
sioners George, Raynal, Burbank, Robin
son and Administrator Price. The follow
ing charges against members of the force
were tried and disposed Of:
James Bradley, third precinct, new trial
Charge, intoxication. The former decision
dismissing him from the service, was recon
sidered, and he was fined five days pay.
T. Flynn, clerk and operator, sixth pre-
cinct. Charge, disobedience of orders:
fined one days pay.
F. Ward and E. Simonds, third precinct.
Charge, refusing to make an arrest; guilty
F. Ward fined one days pay, E. Simonds
fined five days pay.
". Nickerson, fourth precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat; guilty and fined five
days pay.
6. W.. Flagg, river precinct. Charge
immoral conduct; guilty, and dismissed the
service.
F. Flaige, sixth precinct Charge, failing
to answer the Corporals call; guilty, and
fined one days pay.
4 Staub, sixth precinct. Charge, asleep
on his beat; guilty. and fined five days pay
J. Sedgwick, fifth precinct. Charge
| neglecing to walk his beat; guilty, aud fined
one days pay.
N. Hauck, fifth precinct. Charge, absent
from his beat; guilty ald fined two days
pay.
on his beat; guilty, and fined three days
pay.
j. H. Haynes and Isaac Parker. fifth pre-
cinct. Charge, absent from roll call; guilty
and fined one days pay each.
P. S. Fay. fifth Precinct. Charge, drunk
on duty; guilty and dismis sed the service.
John Sale and David Foote. second pre-
cnct. Charge, failing to answer the corpo
RAILS call; reprimanded.
John Bennett, second precinct. Charge
| left his beat while on duty; guilty and hnet
| one days pay.
A. Goings, first precinct. Charge, absent
without leave; guilty and dropped from th'
| roll.
LIN. Dunn. W. A. Hutchinson, P. Hanley
J. Gleason, George Mcmahon. and r. Han
| ley. first precinct. Charge, absent from rol
| call; guilty and fined one days pay each.
E. E. Henry, first precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat; guilty and fined NV
days pay.