National Republican., 1876-01-28
BOARD OF POLICE.
Liquor Licsnsss-The.KsjoI' Quarterly Re-


At the regular meeting of the Board of Police
yesterday the following applications for liquor
licenses were approved Ernst Loefher, S. Wolf,
Adrian Endres and August Bacchus. The fol-
lowing were reconsidered and approved: John ].
Benchert, Kate Kessel, William Pagan, Thomas
Costello and James Cronin. The following were
disapproved: George n. Barber, Charles Haber-
mann. Joseph T. Gordon and Henry Schwarzen-
berg. The following were reconsidered and dis
approved: Daniel McCIary and s. NJ. b. Servoss
The following were referred to Major Richards
for investigation: John B. Stephenson, Levi K ad-
den, Nan * Bergman, Rabbit 4 Thomas and
Edward p. Walsh.
The complaint of gross neglect OF duty against
Priyates Joseph Stone and p. II. Mcnamara was
The charge of conduct unbecoming an oficer.
preferred az gainst Private S. NJ Janiler, was dis
The charge OF violating the rules and rcgula-
missed.
The charRe.of conduct unbecomiDg an Off cer
preferred against Private Peaster, was dismissed.
Private z. q. Caruthers, charged with gross
neglect Of duty. was fined SO.
The charge Of violating the rules and reguIa-
tons against Private T. NJ. Byram was dismissed.
THE QUARTERLY REPORT.
The report Of the major and superintendent
A. Z. Richards, Tor the quarter ending December
full number Of the force to be 23S, including off,
GERS, prfyates and detectives. These are distrib.
uleQ IN elgnt Dreclncts covering the whole OF the
District Of Columbia. During the quarter 3.Sg9
arrests have been made, 3,3l3 being males and
i96 females. Statistics are appended showing the
sgeS OF the prisoners arrested classified. OF the
males arrested, 651 were between the ages of ten
and twenty; 1,257 between twenty and thirty; 7s6
between thirty and forty; e29 forty and over. OF
the females arrested 13l were between the ages
OF ten and twenty; 1s2 between the ages oftwenty
and thirty; 1o6 between thirty and forty, and Il
forty and over. Ofthe arrests mace z, $50 were
for ottenses against the person, 10 being for as
sault and battery with intent to kill; for bigamy
and s93 for tnto1cation. OF the $40 arrests for OF
lenses against the law, were for arson, for at
tempt at burglary,S for burglary, 9 for cruelty
10 animals, for embeZZlement, for forgery and
tor robbery. Of the :, 500 arrests, L1si were
colored. The professions were represented In the
arrests by Is attorneys and lawyers, editors, 5
ter 81 IS in money and property has been turned
over to the property clerk by officers and detec-
tves Of this 81 col so has been returned to owners
or disposed OF by the property clerk. Ofthe cases
reported 1893 were dismissed, were turned over
to the military aethorities 23 gave bail for court
to keep the peace, Is were sent to the Reform
school, Il were not disposed Of and in 356 cases
various light punishments have been inflicted.
Fines have been imposed in LIZA cases, amount
ing in all to sll74i, as follows: In District of Co.
lumbia cases q, 1872; in United States cases ST.
s41.5o; in District OF Columbia cases appealed
S3,20l; in United States cases appealed 81, ,slo
-Four thousand eight hundred and eighty destf-
tute persons have been furnished with lodgings
during the quarter; % lost children have been re-
stored to their PARENTS 159 sick disabled have
been taken to the hospital; 1872 horses, cattle or
vehicles found astray have been restored to their
owners: So doors lett open have been secured; 63
fires in the District have been attended; 20 per.
sons have been found dead; &c accidents have been
reported, and y inqussts attended.