The New York herald., 1874-12-29

important part OF the Police Court business The
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ali. The reminder were d.acnarged, with the excep
he vS Whole number srsgaed Tor osncss
S sas ssv % m Hs on wa2s Ss cssPss
ss & nsd males as s 4Hd
OF the most Of .Hsss e1snees IS may ossc.ro, De
and the reckless carrying Of dangerous weapons Drunk
a as Of as on aud sas 4ec
taceable to cause cannot hope for any mate
nnl effective means devised the suppression Of
a ss Hs e are acenSs y
long continued Indulgence IN drink, which FURNISHES
where strong liquors are sold during unreasonable
The practice carrying dangerous weapons upon the
person csnnot be too severely reprehended The prac
eraliy Supposed, particuiarly among Young men and
youths and Is not confined TO the awess and rowdy
are in the habit Of carrying with them day and night
that to the Carrying Of Of the uo
be 81 @ 70 ths % and the
HOUSEKEEPING.
poV hs % % AND aom mf
females. OF this humber there were held FOR trial
conneced with the coHmission OF this class Of crime
s the
Of the criminal classes II Is our experience that the
unaer % twenty tive years OF age. s''.'N - - : '
THEFTS AND ATTEMPTS THEREAT.
The largest single class of feones reported that OF
grand larceny; the whole number, arrested This
Sna %ere males aa Mps eas s 81 & e
were held for traI So selns males and i66 females The
Sss %s', e,
oR % 70 the he
%
i9 this the psso Ss tn as
pick ,ng there were ISL OF whom a, were males
trial as being males and s snass upon he
% ss % %as; a frH % ss
VARIOUS MIsDEAEANoRs.
s @ Of r1ssd s D9n weIe ssarss o. isss
females - There were held TOR trial Ssa being sss
larceny assault and battery and cruelty to
Sn s wscm Of %ess msss es
81 is%alss q MS, sls % nu$ssr S ssss ssTs @ ssiS S
upon under
teen years In these it has been found that with
have Who are Vicious and are not able to sup
port children Upon ne charge q assault
males this number $ sd there were held for trial. s
D''As 80 Aa''' Mr.. MR. BE sSRGMs as1.'S WORK.
PSn5 5 the charge % q M cruelty os to animals there
cured for the DUMB animal better treatment
THE SOCIAL EVIL.
noSss w m d as n Of
females OF this number there were isi held for trial
IN this class OF offence are not numerous AMI the dim
Snsss Ct he GS Ssyqsd he e
ac.eni evidence to prove the facts alleged Sometimes
ship Ia it found that s
n e ct e w9 sEs s
a s aV ba sSpp sy the
ment law providing that round In charge
such house should be punished well the propre-
LOTTERIES AND GAMBLING.
& e assRns 81
ll6 were held for trial. The remarks made upon the
p'sssa''S sss sSas
number 4o75a Of which q 2os o were males and 1884
much Guilty: and punlshmeni often neri!sd would
R%hose Offences have
Of as well to as the
ena s
whom l4.ls6 were males ana 1927 females Many pad
the II
FIRST they return @ QUICKER the Court after
sn pa @ OF ns
third the circumstances connected with male oende
is s oSs are & esass mh,s
renders roiiss
sioha; second =. periodicals; third, ha6ituai i.
pong
some labor should be imposed 70 contribute to the
nders e h
same person may be arrested TOR this offence hr,,
% ''s9 ' sd aas'sn
osnSers sS
A!tnopEn resosnizsa BY ,hs uscs before whom he
dine ut draw the line with certainty ana tc
be ssn
police captain serseant oIicer IN case where
drankenness to make disent inquiry to prove his
ss;ss'i s.s
us n Their n, to the station
against this exposure would tend to decrease drunken
ness Finally ne laws relating . In.oxcation loose
necessity for their thorough and ystematc revision
81
those
ps n their M s ,n TIED S a perods %
were committed for periods ranging from one to twelve
The number arrested for violation Of Corporation ord
1 @ meS Of Th % u M lss were rn males and 90
females. These offences were generally OF an unimpor
n aaa the % eSt s the Of ae:
violation Of the law For abandonment there were s
been the endeavor to secure by friendly counsel
cable adjustment OF the ssnnc dlficnl,,ss. Snx
There were arrested on the charge OF vagrancy 339
a 1 ad ahs he s@ahs on i
apply S to the subject
squares and station houses, tramp from place to
place, dividing their time between sleeping begging and
drinking. The great majority these will do any thing
but legitimate labor. OF course there many
real dis but the element Is
that the establishment Of workshops under the
direction OF the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
recton would not only relieve the city the charge
OF supporting these idle persons but would, 70 large
extent furnish source OF revenue which might be
piled TO the maintenance Of the sick ana feeble We are
Pcntentiary could perform all the work that all DO
which statement is true to large in reference
the other public institutions.
JUVENILE OFFENDERS
There 84 sent to the various retormatory instu
ons for juvenile delinqucnts 660 being males and PA
females has been our course to endeavor by kindly
interest and persuasion to induce reformation rather
than by imposing confinement excepting In such cases
as we're manesty irrecaimabe without such We shall
look with interest to the enforcement of the
relating to compulsory education, and hope to witness
beneficial results
FINES AND PENALTIES.
There have been collected in fines in the police courts
during the M days covered by this S5 964 IS and
in the Court of Special sessions $996 making total Of
$67 ,060 Is This amount has been paid to the Comp
Toller of the city OF New York. with the exception Of
$LS33 collected In the Court OF Special Sessions. which
was, IN compliance with law, paid to the american
number OF prisoners who were nned In the police