Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23
OLD MATERIAL.
Report Orthe Property Superintendent
Of the Board Of Public Works

A psunt Of Material Taken Up and Hei-sued.
Captain J. u. wall, superintendent Of prop.
arty under the Board Of Public Works, has just
sent In his report Of old property received. As
this Is one Of tho most important oifcos under
the board, the principal items are presented, a.
follows the most Of which have been rolssued Al
the prices established by tho board;
PAvINa AND ARCH RRICKs,
OF having and arch bricks the superintendent
has received seven hundred and ninety four
thousand one hundred and forty (70tll0,) All OF
which have been Issued to various contractors.
wATER SERVICE PtPE.
The number Of fOet Of water service pipe re-
S Smo1Sts 70 gSogTS and Of this Sinount he has
Issued 1850 feet, and has tho balance On hand.
SEWER PIPE.
OF this material On immense quantity has
beSS puTehascd and distributed. The following
specIhe items will no Of interest. The supetln-
tsndent has received from November n, ISL, 70
~ sinsS lends w. Sl Isne R'P soSdS
$40 ~ Inch scWor trap bends, lOx0 branehi and
Of straight sewer pipe ho has received lS ~
ieet .ixinch PIPE " sneh tSC sinsh, Se PA S
inch, Tieo 2Linch, III 5O.lncb; branches, 6,2et
i2XB.tnoh, 2s20 12Ni2inch, 3,TT26 l5No. Inch,
l47 lsxibinoh lbNl5inch, tl02 lsNo Inch Ss2
is Inch, lOs 2ONoineh, 1920 1880 inch 4 Is l2Nl2
inch I, . l2xiS.lnch !, ~ l2Nisinch 7, u, lSxo.
inch !, and Il ASls.ineh I.
Tho report Of the superintendent shows that
tho old material has been carefully preserved
and put TO tho best possible use. OF cnrhlnB no
has received q Az foot; gutter stone II $50 eet
bridge stone, i0ls6 feet; gutter bridge stone,
ibls feet; broken stone, 26iS feet; cObble stone
1901 feet; brick, 1893; sewer traps, ~ steam
roller, l; iron posts, lps; paving and arch brick
T91,iio; I.inch water service pipe, 25,oJ7o aud
iroa fence, 1903 feet.
OF COPING, BLUE STONE AND GRANITE CURLING
tho superintendent has received i2eio ieot 3
inches Of lisI2O lnchssi bs,OSI feot inches Of
5x@, aps8 ieot inches Of biSE2o; TT,0T5 feet .
inches Of 5I2O; 10 1876 feet inch Of l2inch gutter
stones 1879 ieot ! Inches OF lo-lnch bridge
stone; ST. feet inches Of H. =. corners; tT2 feet
10 inches OF 4xl6lnch coping; 30 feet inches Of
bx2lInoh coping; b,ist feet inches OF (Eranite)
blIx2O inches; $3.50 feet inch Of oE2O; tsl feet
. inches special granite corners; 40 feet 10
inches Of 4x20 ooplngi 400 feet inches Of AKA
coping; b,p77 feet inches Of AZ TO SKA coping
100 blocks paving stones 1914 ieet park curb
lBS feet inchos blue stone steps oXia; ll6 blue
stone steps 7xl2, and lis feet sSl2 and 10 sets oil
| sewer stones.
BOARD or pOI.iCr COMMISSIONERS
/ The sstnI-NIonIhIY NrrIinE several Police
| uniecrs DIsniss-d -QuHrte ~ Report o
| tho superintendent.
The Board Of Police Commissioners held
| regular meeting yesterday and transacted TIT
PTivate =. AZ. Skinner, charged with negioc
Of duty and conduct unbecomlng an ofIloer, wa
dismissed from the force.
| PTiyates n. u. White and John ZlreVes
charged with neglect Of duty, were sentence,
each to be cautioned by tho major and supeTln
| tendent
Private W. IL Harrington, charged with In
toxicatlon and violating the rules Of the board
| was dismissed the force.
| Private John II. Neager, charged with cor
| duct unbeoomnR an Otficor and violating tn
rules and regulations Of the board, was dll
missed the force.
Private John DALEY, charged with condut
unbennming an otficer was sentenced to be cat
| toned.
Private Robert PaIgett, charged with Intox
cation, was dismissed the force.
The application Of Daniel 7. Leo for llquC
license was dlsapprovel
BueI h. Chase, John W. Barley, r. O. Me
ton, Daniel p. Barkley, Jas. A, Smith and ~
gar NJ. Banks Wero appointed privates On II
| iOrce.
The report Of the major and superintendent
OF tho metropolitan police, for the last quartz
| was presented to the hoard, and showed thi
there had been made 26Js arrests, Of Whlc
number 2lib were males lal females; 1850 ma
ried, $50 single; and l,O2l could not read
. write. The offences charged against these pa
ties were: Assault 90 assault aud battery ~
assault and battery with intent TO Kill "a assau
on policemen 10, attempt at rape 2 blgamy
\ | bastardy I, contempt !, dlsOrdsrly conduct 30
= desettefs I, fast riding or driving Il, hghting
the street "a tugitlyes &, IntONlcAtlon bts, into
icatiOn and dlsorderly al, insanity II, indocei
7 exposure u, interfering with policeman l, kee
!. ing disorderly house 4, keeping baWdy house
Tya pTOisHiiy . rape roGSg II Ps
II, threats OF violence IS, vagrancy 10, attempt
steal ., burglary 2 cruelty TO animals 5, embe
' element /, forgery 2, fraud I, grand larceny =
D gambling I, malicious mischief 80, obtalnlr
goods or property under false pretenccs !, pas
=. Ing counterfeit money l, petit larceny lg2, 70
berry 8, receiving stolen goods . suspicion
o violating District ordinances $40. trcspasslng
The nativity Of the parties were Unit
0 States, white $50. cOlOrSd LIPS; Ireland %
Germany l3l, England -, France 8, Scotland
4 Spain 2, Italy l, Holland l, Russia l, Sweden
The property and money returned TO the pro
y erty clerk amounted to s3,lST.2J; turned over
| owners Al 100 81