The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08
NLoCAL DEPARTMENT

Police sTATrsrics.-B the quarterly "a
port OF A. y. Richards, superintend ent o
the Metropolitan police, We fnd the follow
ing work done by the police force for m,
quarter ending December 81, 1862, Tbs
total time lost by the 2Ss men OF the force
was ,lS0 days The total number of fetnales
arrested was ia; total number Of male.
5J,9Lli grand total, 4,os5. or these arrests
l,2O9 were for dlsorderly conduct, 255 for
assault and battery, l65 for threats, 1oi for
yagranoy, for murder, each for perjury
and rape, for arson, 500 for petty laresny
6s for grand larceny, for passing counter,
felt money, Is for burglary, for cruelty 10
animals, for forgery, 1,064 for violation or
corporation ordinances 1919 were colored
Americana, ,S0l were white Americans. bsT
Irish, 2s2 German, 40 English / ChIpe.e.
the remainder from other foreign copptrIes
or those arrested 1919 were laborers, IA
farmers, i23 clerks, while almost every
trade was represented.
The total value Of money aud property re.
turned 70 the property clerk, through ON.
tA,S6s.ll, Total amount returned ~ o.
era was t9,l29.47. or the cases repor,sd
the following disposition has been made,
2ss committed to jail, OF gave ball for court,
Az sent TO the work house, 1875 security ~
keep tue peace, 3 turned over 10 The milf
tary, ,06g dismissed, and In 1853 cases VA.
rlous light punlshments were InaIotsd
Fines have been imposed In 9,Oi5 casos.
amounting In all 70 S8,Oll 40, OF which
amount s6,9SS.62 were Imposed In Wash.
.sngton city and part In the county, and
SSSS.ts In Georgetown. The number Of
dodgers accommodated ,245, friendless mar.
sons buried l24, ga dead animals haye beon
removed, go nulsaneeS abated, z bawdy
houses closed, and the occupants arrestea
and dealt with according TO law. Tho Gani.
tary company has been reduced TO / lieu
tenant and 5 priyates.
ChArges have been preferred neaiust ten
officers for violations OF the rules and reeu.
lations, five OF uhom--oue sergeant and fonr
privates-h have been dismissed the force; one
has been dropped from the rolls, and In four
cases the complainants have been dismissed;
Two privates have resigned, three promoted
'erseanIS, and one 10 the detective force.
BASE BALL-THR NAT1oNAL's AyHRIoE.-
Mr.. Jos. Y. Potts, scorer OF the National
Base Ball Club, has finished the yearly aver
age, aud II has been neatly embelllshed by
DR.. j. G. Mcconnell, TO DO placed In the
club room. From tho card, as prepared, we
dnd the following items OF interest. The club
during the past season played 20 games with
convention clubs. The following players
participated GibneH CoughlIn, studley,
Shelly, Forker, Williams, Fox, 3IrdsaiI'
Lusk, Holllngshead, Joyce, Osborne. or
the games played, the club won IS, making
nrst base $40 times against 47I, Averaging
" bases to game against IS; made SIS
total bases against CSC, averaging 80 total
bases against 25i base made on error, 200
times against 200 for their opponents. They
made $40 runs against $50; 65l outs; left on
base, lo5 times against 16s; put out on base,
551 against 257 for the Nationals; made %
home runs against 81; struck l2 times
against 49, made 60 Wild throWu aRalnLt 80,
ll4 passed balls against 1865; caught pa nv
balls against 2SOj missed Il against so;
caught 80 foul balls against lO2; 500 called
balls against $50; "a called strikes against
Oh base on called balls SO times against so;
had SO blank innings against So.
The largest number Of blank innInRs In
single games was 0 against 7; games with.
out blank innings, 8 against 8; largest mum
Der OF runs In single game was 5 Excel
siors9 against for opponents (Mutualsi)
smallest number Of runs, (Natlonaij
against (Eckfordi) scored double figures,
l2 times against Z. Made II double plays TO
Il. The longest game Of the season was
3:l5, (Olympics.) Shortest game, l:45,
(Mutuals.) Whole time consumed during
season, 60 hours aud SO minutes. Best In.
fielding, Forkcri outaeldlng, Holllngshead 1;
batting, Glbney.