BOSTON
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
■±'*TifSi:--
MNTU ANNUAL RKrOKT
BOAPvD OF POLICE
Cri Y OF BOSTON.
Decembek, 1803.
HOSTON :
WT.K.flT & I'oriKl" I'lUNTIXG CO., STA'IE PRIN'TEKS.
IS I'o-^T Ojticb Square.
1894.
NINTH ANNUAL REPOUT
BOAPvD OF POLICE
CITY OF BOSTON
December, 1S93.
i
i
BOSTON :
WRir.IIT & rOTTER PRINTING CO., STATE PRIXTERS,
18 Post Office Sqcake.
1894.
i. i
REPORT.
IIEAIHIVAIITEES OF THE POLICE DEPiET-VEXT,
OiriCF. OF THE BOABD OF PoiICE,
7 PEjiKEHTox SacARE, BosTOX, Dec. 1, 1S93.
To His KxccUency AViluam E. Russell, Governor.
Yolk Excellency: — The Board of Police for the cily
of Boston, incompliance with tlie provisions of chapter 323
of the Acts of 1885, has the honor to submit the following
report of the work of the police department for the year
ending Xov. 30, 18^3 : —
The Departjiext.
Officers.
The police department, as at present constituted, is com-
posed of: —
Boanl of Police 3
Clerk of the Ko:u\\
Sui>eriiitenJent of Poliee,
Deputy Saperintendeut of Police
Chief Inspector,
Inspectors
Inspector of Public Carriages,
Inspector of ClainiSs
Inspector of Street Riilway Service,
Property Clerk,
Captains, 13
Lieutenants, 36
Sergeants, 52
Patrolmen, G79
ReseiTC Officers, 100
House Watchmen, 10
Assistant Keepers City Prison, 2
Steward Citv Prison, 1
4 NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Director of Signal Service, , , 1
Mechanic, 1
Si^iahiK'ii, 3
Assistant Signalmen, .3
Foreman, 1
Teamster, 1
Linemen, 5
Grounilnicn, 3
Jlatrons House of Detention and Station Houses, . . 10
Engineer of Police Steamers, 1
Firemen of Police Steamers, 5
Van Drivers, 2
Hostlers 2
The distribution of the force is sliown by Table I. On
Noveiulier 30 there were 21 vaeiincics, viz., 4 lieutenants, 4
sergeants, 1 house watchman, 1 patrolman, 13 reserve men,
and 1 matron. During the year lij4 oflicers were appointed
(including 92 reserve men), Hi discharged (including 5 re-
serve men), 10 resigned (including 3 rescn'e men), 49 re-
tired on pension and 9 died. (.Sec Tables II., III. and V.)
The term of ollice of Mr. 'William M. Osl)orne expired
April 30, 1893, and Mr. Robert F. Clark, who succeeded
him, took his seat as a mcml>cr of the Board of Police, May
1. 1893.
Captain James H. Lambert died June 9, 1893. He was
appointed on the force Juno 30, 1870; promoted sergeant
Aug. 4, 1880 ; promoted lieutenant Jan. 29, 1881 ; promoted
captain Nov. 29, 188G.
Lieutenant William B. Daley died Feb. 8, 1893. He was
appointed on the force Dec. 22, 1873; promoted sergeant
Dec. 24, 1880 ; promoted lieutenant Sept. 10, 1888.
Lieutenant Benjamin A. Durgin died April 2, 1893. He
was appointed on the force June 15, 1882: promoted ser-
geant Nov. 29, 1886; promoted lieutenant Nov. 14, 1889.
Sergeant Lowell M. Stevenson died Oct. 9, 1893. He
was appointed on the force July 6, 1875 ; promoted sergeant
Oct. 21, 1878.
Captain Elijah II. Goodwin was retired Jan. 5, 1893. He
was appointed on the force .March 18, 18(51 ; promoted lieu-
tenant April 1, 1803 ; promoted captain May 4, 1874.
BOARD OF FOLICE. 5
Ciipfaiu Paul J. Vinal was retired Feb. 6, 1803. He was
appoiiitoa on tlie force Dec. 2(5, 1854 ; promoted sergeant
Feb. 27, 18()0; promoted lieutenant Feb. 4, ISGl ; pro-
moteil c!i[itain April 13. l.'r'li.S.
Captain David W. Ilerrick was retired Xov. 13, 1803.
lie was ap[xiinteil on the force Xov. 2!>, 18G5 ; promoted
>^trgc:iiit Feb. o, IsTo: promoted lieutenant May 4, li>74 ;
promoted captain Oct. :?l, 1878.
Lieutenant Henry O. Goodwin, Director of Signal Ser-
vice, was retired Oct. 3, 1803. He was appointed on the
force March 30. 18(>S : promoted sergeant Feb. 24, 1873 ;
promoted lieutenant Oct. 21, 1878.
Lieutenant George W. Adams was retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was apptiinted on the force >Larch 4, 1857 ; promoted
sergeant April 1, 18l>3: promoted lieutenant Oct. 21, 1878.
Lieutenant William H. Brown was retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was appointed on the force July 11, 18G2 ; promoted
lieutenant Feb. 2, 1874.
Lieutenant William C. F. Tracy w.as retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was appointed on the force Oct. 20, li<50 ; promoted
sergeant Oct. 21, 1878; promoted lieutenant June 15, (
1871). )
Lieutenant Benjamin Williams was retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was ap[x>inted on the force ^larch 13, 18G5 ; promoted
lieutenant Feb. 2, 1874.
Inspector Charles L. Skelton was retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was ap[K)inted on tlie force Dec. 15, 18G2 ; ajipointed in-
spector Oct. 21, 1878.
Sergeant Ebenczer S. Crocker was retired Jan. 5, 1803.
He was apiwinted on the force Dec. 20, 1804 ; promoted
sergeant Dec., 1870.
Sergeant Jacob W. Glynn was retired Jan. 5, 1803. He
was appointed on the force Sept. 21, 18G3 ; promoted ser- •
geant May 4, 1874.
Sergeant David JL Pierce was retired Jan. 5, 1803. He
was appointed on the force Aug. 3, 1863; promoted ser-
geant July tJ, 1875.
Sergeant Curtis Trask was retired Feb. G, 1803. He was
appointed on the force Xov. 12, 18G0; promoted sergeant
April 23, 1871.
6 ^jxtii annual report
Assistant Inspector Joscpli IListings was ictiicd Jan 5,
1803. He was appointed on the force Jan. (). 1SG8 ; ap-
pointed assistant inspector Oct. 21, 1873.
Seigeant Peter F. Ilaiiiey resigned 'Shiy 0, 1803.
Inspector Ira C. Foster was promoted to he captain Jan.
5, 18'i3, liis staiuling on the civil service list being 82.30.
Lieutenants Pliiieinoii D. AVarren and George A. "\^'ynlan
were appointed successively inspector of carriages and after-
wards promoted to be captains, their st:inding on the civil
service list being resi)ectively 78.15 and ij8.84.
Lieutenants William II. Pierce and George W. AVescott
were promoted to be captains, their standing on the civil
service list being resiiectivel}' 79 and 85. Gl.
Lieutenant Thomas C. Evans was appointed inspector of
carriages June 24, 1893.
The following sergeants were promoted to be lieutenants,
their standing on the civil service list being given after their
respective names : Timothy Enright, 85.83 ; Otis F. Kim-
ball, 85.09; Dennis Donovan, 84.11; Irving A. H. Pea-
body, 81.81; Oscar II. Pcare, 81. GS: William Fottler,
77.70 ; Oscar E. Boynton, 70.90 ; George D. Yeaton, 87.87 ;
George A. Hall, 87.3(5; Daniel A. Ritter, 77.51.
Patrolmen Thomas J. Harry, Lebbeus B. McCausland,
James J. Collins, George M. Robinson and Assistant In-
spector William T. Leggett, who had been detailed at heail-
(juarters and served as assistant inspectors for a long period,
were promoted to be inspectors, their standing on the civil
service list being respectively 83.10, 82.73, G5.88, G5.88,
05.01.
The folhjwing patrolmen were promoted to be sergeants,
their standing on the civil service list being given after their
respective names ; Thomas A. Shechan, 82.33 ; James P.
Sullivan, 81.01 ; Jolm A. O'Rourke, 80.63; John J. Keefe,
80.25; Clarence A. Swan, 80.11; Frederick J. Smith,
79.83; Michael A. O'Ncil, 78.77; "William J. Sheehan,
70.04 ; Jo.seph Harriman, 74.29 ; John B. Rosatto, 86.85 :
William A. Gunn, 79.59 ; Henry J. Walkins, 81 ; James E.
Pendergast, 80.17 ; William J. Burnett, 77.94.
Henry A. Chase, electrician, was appointed Director of
Signal Service, Oct. 13, 1893.
BOARD OF POLICE. 7
The average numWr of men absent from dut}' on account
of sickness was 20 per day, or 2.92 per cent, of the force.
(See Table IV.)
During the yeav fifty-eight comphiints against officers were
investigated by the IJoard. The nature of complaints and
disposition of cases is shown by Tabic VI.
There were tucnty-four suits pending against members
of the department at the close of 18t)2. Sixteen new suits
and bills in equity have been brought and twenty disposed
of during the past year, leaving twenty now pending. The
city has not been asked during the past year to pay any
money bj- reason of judgments recovered against police offi-
cers. All these ca>es have been defended by Mr. Isaac K.
Paul, counsel for the department, and Mr. Paul has also
prosecuted eighty-five criminal cases in the diflbrent courts,
three-fourths of which were gambling or policy pro.-ocutions.
The salary paid Mr. Paul is inadequate to the services ren-
dered and should be increased.
Horses.
On the first of December, 1^92, there were 51 horses in
the service. During the year 11 were sold and exchanged
and 12 were purchased. At the present time there are -32
in service, as shown by Table VII.
"Work of the Depautmext.
Arre^fs.
The total number of persons arrested w.as 4G,109, against
48, 403 the preceding ,vear, being n decrease of 2,354. The
percentage of increase or decrease was as follows : —
Per Cent.
OITcncos against the pcr«f>ii, Dcprense, 3,=A
OfTfiiccs against propiTl v. committed xvilli violence, I)ccrca«e, 2~'%
OlTiMicos against proi)oi-ty, t-<>niniined vvitlioiit violence, burcase, 2j'A
M:ilicioiis offences against property, . . . . Decrease, G ••»
Foigcry and offences agait-t the currency, . . Decrease, 24-V,
OlTeiicos agains.' the license law? Increase, 10,'*,
Offences against chastily, morality, etc., , . . Decrease, o
Offences not includcil in the foregoing, . . . Decrease, 5-"'
-.'i
8
NINTH ANNUAL RErORT
Five tliousand and twelve persons were arrested on war-
rants, and 40,lSG ^vitllout warrants; 'Jll persons were sum-
moned by the court; 2(>,6G5 persons were Iield ibr trial, and
lit, 444 were released fron) eustody. Tlie number of males
arrested was 41,056; of females, 5,053; of foreigners,
'.'-,77(3, or, approximately, 49.3 per cent. ; of minors, 5,247.
Of the total number arrested, 16,872, or 36.5 per cent.,
were non-residents. (See Tables VIII., IX. and X.)
The nativity of prisoners was as follows : —
riiiU-(l States, .
. 23,3.^,3
Arabi;i,
Ilrilisli rroviiices,
. 3,975
Asia, .
Iivlariil, .
. 12,773
Austria,
I''.ii^l;incl,
. 1,794
Bolgiuni,
Kniiice,
ni
Deuniark,
(iiTiii.'iny, .
■107
l\-'.vpt,
Itiily, ." .
823
Kinlaiul,
I'dliUid,
107
llollaiul,
I'liiliig^il, .
5.5
Ihiii«,Mry, ,
i^u'cdun,
G07
Mexii-o,
.Sfnthmd, ...
757
t'Lavia,
S|i;iiii, ....
31
Soulli Akh'
Norway,
171
Tuikey,
Snilzcrl.Tnd,
8
Wales,
C'liiiKi, .
18G
East Indies
(Ivi'Ci.'f,
197
West Imlie
Kiissia,
424
Africa,
5
Total,
2
6
•13
17
55
1
3.=
J
1
1
15
14
41
4
33
■10,109
I'cginning with 1890 the number of arrests increased an-
niniily until the present year. In 1891 tiicre were 3,640
more arrests than in 1890; in 1892 there were 7,331 more
than in 1891; in 1893 there were 2,354 less than in 1892.
Ti\e average nunilter of arrests for the three years from 1890
to 1892, inclusive, was 42,362 ; the numi)er of arrests tiie
present year was 46,109, or 3,747 above the average. (See
Table XI.)
Of the total miuiber of arrests for the year (46,109), 1,113
were for violations of the cit}' ordinances ; that is to say, one
arrest in 41 was for such otfence, or 2.41 per cent.
Si.\ty-two and seven-tenths j)er cent, of persons taken into
custody were between the ages of twenty and forty. (See
Table XII.)
BOARD OF POLICE. 9
The number of persons punislied by fines was 8,176, and
llie tines nmountcd to $114,183.92.
Mnety-nine persons were committed to the State Prison,
7rt2 to tlie House of Correction, 151 to the N^omen's Prison,
272 to tlio Kcformatory Prison, 131 to the House of Reforma-
tion, 3,3'.i7 to the House of Industry, and 372 to other
institutions. Tlio total years of imprisonment was 2,870l§,
The total number of da3s' attendance in court by ofEcers
was 27, one, and the witness fees amounted to $10,749.73.
(See Table XX.)
The vahie of property taken from prisoners and lodgers
was $(;2,!).')5.1().
Two hundred and seventy-one witnesses were detained at
station-houses, and 4,10'J persons were acconuuodated witii
lodgings, an increase of 29 per cent, over hist year. There
was a decrease of about 13.7 per cent, from last year in the
number of insane persons taivcn in charge, an increase of
about 2.8 per cent, in the number of sick and injured per-
sons assisted, and a decrease of al)out 15 per cent, in the
number of lost children cared for.
The amount of property reported stolen in the city in 1891
was $1,441.85 more than in 1890; in 1892 there was
$17,143.37 more than in 1891 ; in 189.^ there was $14,102.49
more than in 1892. The average amount for the three years
from 1890 to 1892, inclusive, was $82,539.87; in 1893 it
was $108,551.89 or $2G,012.02 more than the average. The
amount of property reported stolen in and out of the city
which was recovered by the Boston police was $7,845.53
less in 1891 than in 1890; in 1892 it was $137,361.09 more
than in 1891 ; in 1893 it was $79,187.65 less than in 1892.
The average amount for the three years from 1890 to 1892,
inclusive, was $150,240.92; in 1893 it was $160,012.56, or
$9,771.64 more than the average.
The average amount of fines imposed by courts for the
three years from 1890 to 1892, inclusive, was $129,813.56;
in 1893 it was $94,183.92, or $35,629.64 less than the aver-
age. The average nunil)er of days' attendance in court was
28,405 ; in 1893 -t was 27,096, or 1,309 less than the aver-
age. The average amount of witness fees earned was
$17,346. ,'.6; in 1893 it was $10,749.73, or $6,596.83 less
than the average. (See Table XI.)
10
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mi-'icellaneous Husines-i.
Abandoneil L-liildicn c:ircil for, .
Ai-i-iilont-- rcporlcil,
liiiildiii"'* foiiiul open ami niailo scK-urc
Caso^ inve>tigatoil.
Dangerous buiUlings reported, .
Dangerous cliimiie\"s reported, .
Dead bodies eared for.
Defective cesspools reported,
Defeetive drains and vaults re|>orte<l
Defective lire alarms and elocks reportei
Defective ga-t pipes rciwrted.
Defective liydraiils rei)orted.
Defective lamps reported, .
Defective sewers rei>ortcd, .
Defective streets and walks rcporte*!
Defeitive water pipes reported, .
Distcrbanees suppressed, .
Kxtra duties i>erformed.
Fire alarms given,
Fires extingni-bed.
Intoxicated persons assisted.
Lost children restore<l.
Insane persons taken in charge,
Missing persons reported, .
^lissing persons foimd.
Persons rescued from drowning.
Sick and injured persons assistol,
Stray teams [)ut up, .
Street obstnictions removed,
AVater nuining to waste reported.
139
95
2,042
2,159
' 2,71G
2,959
10,n78
9,892
18
36
18
15
231
211
1G3
135
142
14
8
5
: 43
87
G3
89
12,202
1G,997
59
28
ll,2fi9
11,051
! 1G7
2ii5
' 2,4.i9
2,310
19,040
1C,723
1 741
803
j 591
595
1 59
52
i 1,896
1,G09
1 408
352
i 232
293
93
95
48
4G
2,978
3,004
408
543
G3,467
62,05G
233
248
1\
BOARD OF POLICE. 11
TIic (lopartincnt made 73 raids on pool rooms, 1G3 raids
on policy s^Iuips and 30 raids on other places where gambling
was wirriod on. On these raids 653 persons were arrested
and property to the amount of $12,023.50 was seized. The
Board ronows the recommendation contained in its seventh
annual report that provision be made for the disposition of
jiroperty seized on these raids. A large amount has accu-
mulated and the police department has no means of dispos-
ing of il. An ameiulnient to Acts of 1887, chapter 448,
aiithorizinjj; the courts to condemn property seized where
gambling implements were found, would meet the difEcult^-.
Attention is called to the fact that during the past year the
legislatuivs of Xew York and Connecticut passed statutes
which provide for the punishment of persons engaged in
pool selling by imprisonment, instead of b}- a line or im-
prisonment, as in this state. This is having the etlect of
enabling the police of those states to ellectually suppress that
form of gambling.
Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
The statistics of the work of this branch of the service are
included in the statements of the general work of the depart-
ment ; but, as the duties are of a special character, the fol-
lowing statement will be of interest: —
XunilnT of |i('r>oiis nircstPil, ]>rincipally for felonies, . , 4-18
Kii^'itivf- fiiiiu jii-lioc from other States, arvesteJ and de-
Iivt-ri-il tn iilliiHTS from those States, 19
XumbiT of fiiscs investigated, l,36i
Nnnilicr of days spent in i-onrt by officers, .... S07
.\mount of fei's ennieil l>_v ollieers, 8C57 05
Amoiiiil of >liiK'u i)roi>ert_v recovered, SG7,2:51 33
.^inoiiiit of lines iniiio-nl by conrt, 5"2,314
Number of years" imprisonment imposed by court, . . 17o|
Number of pbolojjrajihs added to the " Hogues' Gallery,"' . 186
The "Hogues' Gallery" now contains 2,883 photographs.
The records of 390 criminals have been added to the " Crim-
inal ]{ecoril" kcp*^^ in this department, which now contains
the recotds of 18,055 criminals. The bureau has issued the
1:
KINTII ANNUAL REPORT
prison reports of 216 discharged convicts, containin;^ tlie full
records, descriptions, distingiiisiiing inari<s, etc., of 118 con-
victs who were disciiarged during tiie year, and whose rec-
ords were considered of sufficient importance to preserve.
Medical Examiners' Aifsistanl.
The otHccr detailed to assist tiie medical examiners of Suf-
folk County performed the following service : —
Cases investigated
Dtatlii ri.'poned : males, -1S2; females, 119 ; total
408
551
Cau
ses of Death.
Accident,
202
SulVocation, .
8
Munlcr, .
•1
Still-ljorn, .
. 16
Ilomieide,
8
SuMstroke,
1
Abortion,
6
Kxposure,
1
Drowning,
45
Natural causes.
. 170
Alcoholism,
Suicide, .
20
C3
Total,
. 551
Oreriloso of
jjoison.
8
Numl)er of bodies unidentified: males, 18; females, 1,
Ten were bodies recovered from tide water, five were bodies
of persons who died suddenly from natural causes, and five
were boilies of persons killed by railroad accident. A full
description of these cases is on file, together with photo-
jrniphs of all except those too far advanced in decomposition
to admit of successful photography. The " Gallery of Pho-
toirraphs of Persons Unidentiticd " now contains the photo-
graphs of 21 males and 2 females as 3'et unidentified.
The accidents include 96 deaths by railroad accident, 62,
or 64.6 per cent., of which occurred within the cit}' limits,
and 34 outside of the city, but the injured were brought to
our hospitals, where death resulted. Twelve deaths were
by electric car accident, 1 by horse-car accident, and 9 by
elevator accident.
Xamber of inquests attended, • 125
BOARD OF POLICE.
13
Causes of Death.
Railroad accident,.
. 96
Murder,
.
3
lloniicidc,
•
5
AborlioD,
.
5
Exposure,
.
1
Overdose of
poison.
1
Run over by
wagon.
2
Run over by bicycle, . . 1
Fall of building, ... 1
Elevator accident, ... 1
Death under suspicious cir-
cumstances, ... 9
Total,
125
Number of witnesses summoned,
Number of days' attendance in munitip.al courts.
526
70
Inspector of Claims.
Tlie work of the inspector detailed fo assist tbe cominittee
on claims and the law department, in investigating claims
against the city, was as follows : —
Kumber of cases inrestigateil,
of wilnesses interviewed, .
of days in court, . . . .
of days in attendance on conimitteo,
of notices served, , . . .
400
3,.551
CG
.S2
28
Ilachieij Carriages.
Tiie work of the inspector of public carriages was as
follows: —
Xuniber of carriages licensed, 1,496
Licenses transferred, 36
Licenses cancelled and revoked, 75
Number of carriages inspected 1,508
Number of carriages rejected, 84
Number of carriages reinspected and passed, .... 72
Drivers" licenses reported on and approve*!, 1,814
Drivers" licenses reported on and disapproved, .... 20
Complaints against drivers investigated 1C5
Warrants obtained, 9
D.ays spent in court, 7
Articles left in carriages, reported by citizens, .... 106
Articles found in carriages, .eiKDrted by drivers, .... 87
Articles dcliveretl to owners, 93
u
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Harbor Service.
The special duties performed h}- oflicers of Division 8,
comprising the harbor and islands therein, were as fol-
lows : —
Viihic of prnperty, consisting of lloat-stages, rigging, boats,
etc., recovered,
Niimher of vessels boarded, from foreign ports, .
Kunibcr of vessels ordered from tlie channel to the prope
anchorage, .........
Number of vessels moved from channel with steamer,
Kumber of cases in which assistance w:i5 rendered to wharf-
ingers, ..........
Number of cases in which assistance was rendered by crew
of steamers, ........
Permits granted vessels to discharge cargo in stream.
Number of olistrnctions removed from channel, .
Alarms of fire attended on water front, .
Fires extinguished without alarm, .
Boats challenged,
Sick and injured persons assisted, ....
Cases investigated,
Dead bodies recovered,
Rescued from drowning,
Vessels ordered to cockbill yards, ....
Vessels ordered to rig in jibl)oom
Vessels ordered to put up anchor light.
Total number of hours breaking ice with steamers.
?1G,0C6 15
076
1.895
100
29
2G
72
8
157
2
2,011
28
220
28
9
4
24
21
9A
The following arrivals were reported : —
Number of arrivals from foreign ports during the year :
Steamers, 606
Ships 18
Barks. 131
Brigs 69
Schooners, 152
976
Numbcrof arrivals from domestic ports, vessels of all kinds, . 8,357
From the British Provinces, ........ 1,322
Total, foreign and domestic ports 10,655
BOARD OF POLICE. 15
TIjc police boat Protector is becoming unscrriceaWe and
it will soon be necessary to replace her with a new boat.
She was built in 1874, and it was soon ascertained that she
was too small for the work re<iuired. In order to increase
her capacity the was topped up from the water line, and
this for a time answered the purpose, but it weakened her,
so that now when she has jrrown old, and her timWrs have
decayed, she has become unsafe and cannot be a$ed for
many necessary purjioses, such as clearing the channels of
ice, towing large vessels or venturing into rough water to
assist vessels in distress. In addition to the unsafe con-
dition of her hull, her engines are too small for the speed
required in the harbor service, or for doing the heavy work
which is expected from her.
Licen.*eJ>.
The total luiniber of licenses issued of all kinA«, eicept
for the sale of intoxicating li(juor, was 22, 1)52; tran?ferTed,
12G; cancelled and revoked, 1,(528.- The otlicers investi-
gated 274 complaints arising under these license.*, and oi
hearings were given by the Board on these complaints.
The fees collected and paid into the city treasury amoonted
to $33,693.35. (Sec Table XIII.)
Ambulance Service.
Two ambulances have been built for the department
during the year. One was stationed in Division 15 and
went into service Aug. 25, 1S93, and the other will be
placed in Division 13 as soon as the stable is ccrapleted.
The tive jiolico ambulances now in service are stationed in
divisions 1, 4, 7, 11 and 15. Ambulance No. 1 made 374
runs, and conveyed 337 persons to the hospitals, 15 borne
and 18 to other places. Ambulance No. 2 made 4S2 mns,
and conveyed 44'J persons to the hospitals, 18 home and 15
to other places. Ambulance No. 3 made 103 runs, and con-
veyed 87 persons to the hospitals, 14 home and 2 to other
places. Ambulance No. 4 made 40 runs, and convened 32
persons to the hospitals, 4 home, and 2 to other places.
Ambulance No. 5 made 28 runs, and conveyed 22 persons
to the hospitals, 4 home and 2 to other places. (See Table
XIV.)
16
NIXTII ANNUAL KEl'ORT
The miniher of sick and injured persons who receive
assistance at the several station houses is incrtasinj^ every
vcar. Since 1887, 1G,l'71 persons have been assisted, an
average of i',324 per year.
Sale of Ixtoxicatiko Liquor.
The total nuni!)er of places licensed for the sale of intoxi-
cating liquor on the first day of May, 1893 (not including
druggists and clubs), was 896, being one to ever}' 500 of
tlic i^opulation, based on the census of 1890. Of these, G82
are licensed to sell to be drunk on the premises, or one to
ever}' 658 of tiie population.
During the yenv the licenses of 18 places were surrendered
and cancelled, but new licenses were issued in their places.
The following gives the number of licensed places
Nov. 30, 1893 : —
First Innholdcr " A," ....
50
First Innholdcr " B,"
9
Fir^t Victualler,
GO I
Second VictiuillLT,
22
Fourth Distiller,
3
Fonrtli Wlioles.ilc Dcider " 15," .
77
Fourth Grocer
86
Fourth Wholesale Druff'Tist,
U
Fifth lirewer,
20
Fifth Bottler
17
There were 272 druggist and 46 special club licenses
issued. Of these, 8 druggist licenses were cancelled.
Number of complaints for violation of conditions of licenses
made to Board of Police, 15
Xiimbcr of hearings given, 15
Jsnmber of j'l^'ces where licenses were forfeited (licenses of
18'J2), 2
Xumber of druggist licenses forfeited (licenses of 1892), . . 3
Number of complaints for violation of conditions of licenses
made in court, .......... 1
Arrests for selling witiiout a license, 612
Seizures made, 1,202
Amount of liquors seized (gallons), 6,179
Number of applications for licenses rejected, .... 239
BOARD OF POLICE. 17
The following shows the nature of the complaints upon
which licen^s were forfeited b}' the Board of Police from
Dec. 1, lS9i, to Xov. 30, 18'J3 : —
Neglefliti;^ to h.ive license displayed on premises, ... 1
Nol b«-irij; a rejri-'tfreil pliariiiacist, 1
Selling liquor wilhoiit certificate, 2
Selling to minor 1
Amount paid into the city treasury for license fees,
$1,0G4,033.
Arici-ts for drunkenness averaged 84 per day during the
year, or 6.4 |)cr cent, of the population.* There were 2,01.3
less persons arrested than in 181)2, a decrease of 8.6 per
cent. ; 44.5 per cent, of the arrested persons were non-
residents, and 53.5 per cent, were of foreign birth. Si.K
hundre<l and thirt\'-eight persons were arrested for violation
of the liquor law, 104 more than in 1892, and of the.se 60.8
percent, were of foreign birth.
FiXAXCTAL.
Requisitions were made on the city council for the sum of
$1,246,826.52, to meet the running expenses of the depart-
ment, including the pensioned police officers, house of deten-
tion and station-house matrons, for the present dnancial year.
The total expenditures for police puqioses during the past
year, including the pensions, house of detention, station-
house matrons and liquor-license expenses, but exclusive of
the cost of the police-signal system, were $1,219,029 45.
From this should be deducted the amount received for uni-
form cloth, etc., and paid into the treasury, $10,927.25 —
leaving the net cost for maintaining the department,
$1,208,102.20.
The total revenue paid into the city treasur}' from fees
for licenses over which the police have supervision was
$1,097,726.35. (See Table XV.)
The cost of maintaining the police-signal s3-stera during
the year was $50,202.41. (See Table XVI.)
The Boanl recommends that the salary of the clerk of the
department be increased to an amount equal to that paid to
corresponding officers in other departments of the city.
* Foot hundred umI eighty Iboasand.
IS Js'INTII ANNUAL REPORT
Pensions and Benefits,
December 1st, 1892, there were seventy-three pensioners
on the roll. During tlio ycnr twelve died and forty-nine
were added, viz., three captains, one inspector, five lieuten-
ants, four sergeants, thirty-three patrolmen, one assistant-
inspector, one house watchman and one steward, leaving one
hundred and ten on the roll at date. The large increase in
the number of pensioners is due to the fact that most of them
were pensioned under the Act of 1892, which provides for
compulsory retirement at the ago of sixt\--tive. The pen-
sions of all persons retired prior to 1892, on one-third pay,
were increased to one-half pay by the legislature of the pres-
ent year (Chapter 51, Acts of 1893). A list of pensioners
will }>e found in Table XVII. The payments on account of
pensions during the past year amounted to $01,085.31, and
it is estimated that $G9,500 will be required for this purpose
in l^i»4.
The invested fund of the Police Charitable Fund on the
oOth of November, 1893, amounted to $207,550; cash in
treasnrv, $2,911.78 ; income unexpended, $2,911.78. There
were lifty-eight beneficiaries.
The invested fund of the Police Relief Association now
amounts to $53,860.65, The payments for the year amounted
to $21,203.25.
Police Signal System.
Mr. Henry A. Chase was appointed Director of Signal
Service, to succeed Lieut. Henry A. Goodwin, retired. Mr.
Chase has ser^•ed as electrician of the department since the
signal service was introduced.
There are now in use eleven wagons, ten pungs and
twenty-five horses in the patrol service, and one wagon and .
two horses in the repair department. Five spare patrol
wagons are kept in reserve.
During the year the wagons made 29,945 runs, covering
an aggregate distance of 21,935 miles. Thirty-one thousand
three hundred and four prisoners were conveyed to the
station-houses; 1,021 injured and insane persons were
taken to station-houses, the hospitals or their homes ; and
500 lost children were taken to station-houses. There were
BOARD OF POLICE. 19
302 runs to fires, and 405 runs for liquor seizures. There
are 419 signal boxes in use, arningcd in fifty-eight circuits.
There were 14o,2Gl telephone messages and 2,3G5,27fi
" on duty " calls sent over the lines. (See Tahio XVIII.)
The expense of changing wires, in order to protect the
service from electric wires carrying high tension currents,
has heen very large and adds fully fifty per cent to the cost
of maintenance. Three circuits have been changed to me-
tallic telephone service. Twenty miles of cable and twelve
miles of single line wire hare been put up.
BnLDIXGS.
The new station-bouse in Division 14 was occupied
October 9, 1893. It is a well built, commodious building,
containing nil modem improvements, and, architecturally,
an ornament to the locality. The appropriation was not
sufficient to erect a wagon-house and stable in connection (^
with the station-house, as contemi>latcd in the original plan,
and the old stable is still in use. As soon as convenient it
is hoped that means will be provided for building a new
stable.
The addition to station-house 13, containing a wagon-
house and stable, is not yet completed.
Considerable difficulty has been experienced in getting the
necessary repairs made on the sevenil station houses, incon-
sequence of the public building department not having a
sufficient appropriation for the purpose, and in some cases
the police department has been compelled to pay for such i
repaii-s from its appropriation, although the expense was not j
included in the annual estimates. j
The Board desires to consolidate Divisions (j and 12, and j
include all South Boston in one police division. The work i
could be done much more effectually and at less exi>ense j
than now. To do this would necessitate the erection of ii \
new station-house in a central location, large enough to |
accommodate the force now serving in the two divisions, and
a stable to accommodate the patrol wagon and an ambulance,
which is much needed in that section of the city. It is the
intention of the Boara to request the city council to erect a
station-house during the cumins year. '■
20
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Special Services.
The following events called for special details during the
year : —
Jan.
10, 1893
Jan.
11, "
Jan.
26, "
Feb.
4, "
Feb.
7, "
Feb.
23, "
.Marc
h 10, "
]\Iarc
h 11, "
March 12, "
March l.S, "
Alari.
h 14, "
Marc
h 15, "
jMart
h IG, "
March 17, "
March 18, "
:March 19, "
March 19, "
Marc
h 20, "
Marc
h 26, "
Apri
25, "
JMay
12, "
June 5,
June
17,
June
28,
Aug.
21,
Aug.
22,
Aug.
23,
Sept-
4,
Sept.
4,
Sept
25,
Oct.
0,
Oct.
9,
OcL
11,
Oct.
13,
Nov.
7,
Nov.
25,
Nov.
25,
Nov.
30,
Fire, Ilocht building.
Ruins of above lire, ....
Funeral of Hishop lirooks,
Funeral of E.\-Chiet-ofl'olicc Savage,
Fire, 275 to 2SS Congi-ess street.
Fire, Fisk's wharf, ....
Fire, comer Ooilfonl ami Kingston streets
Kuins of above lire, ....
Fire at Tremont Temple, .
Kuins of above lire, ....
Fire, Court street, ....
Drill of Naval 15attalion, .
Parade of the Scliool Kegiiuent on llio
Coniiuon,
Parade of the Ancient and llonorabl
Artillery Company,
Anniversary " Battle of Hunker Hill,"
Unveiling of Fanagut Statute, day and
evening,
Strike of pipe-layers.
Laljor Day pai-.idc, ....
Hinling and Lacrosse game on the Com
nion, ......
Drill of Battery .\ on the Common,
Drill of 9th Regiment on the Common,
Newspaper row. Yacht Race,
" " F;ieclion returns.
Foot-ball game at Spiingfield,
Newspai)er row. foot-ball returns.
Foot-ball game, Cambridge, .
112 men.
54 "
W "
56 "
51 "
56 "
2>:>i "
lot) "
i;u "
loS "
90 "
bS "
71 "
« "
60 "
71 "
1-26 "
61 "
5-2 "
79 "
SO "
112 "
2;i3 "
240 "
53 "
406
63
92
72
67
65
66
So
107
59
75
BOARD OF POLICE. 21
COXCLCSIOX.
Attention is called .to the fact that the statistics of arrests
show a ik'ciease in almost all the serious offences against the
law, a result largely attribatahle to the efficiency of the police
in preventing crime. Considering the opportunities which
are afforded the criminal classes in the large area which is
left exposed and the amount of property which is left un-
guarded I)}' its owners, the fact that there is not an increase
iu the numi)er of offences speaks well for the vigilance of the
force, and merits the commendation of the public.
Kespectfully submitted,
A. T. WIIITIXG,
WILLIAM H. LEE,
KOBT. F. CLARK,
Board of Police.
22
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
]
2
i 1
i
1
0
. 1
e
iriiirir->c«c3 — — ii-riiiiiiiiiiiiiii
C4 l-r -
5 i
i«
iii(iii)-*c4noiiitoiiiiiiiiiiii>~(ii
^ 1
n
t|l|iIli~iC4r:olllr*lllllllirillll<->
" i
r 1 1 1 1 1 1 •- c-i r: ?) 1 1 1 OD 1 1 1 1 rill 1 1 1 1^1 1
^ i
«
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-^ CI r; — 1 1 1 ri 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1
" 1
^
1 1 1 1 lll>-C*C3i^lll^ll 1 1 1 III It 1 l-Hl^
s !
9 lllllllrHCinaillOIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
^ 1
^ lll1lll>~i;li;3*-llicilllllllllll>-«ll
§
«
1 1 1 1 1 1 l«.-.wr: 1 1 ici — 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1
CI
h»
lllillli-<c*c;r~iii<9iiilliiltll|i~>ll
s !
e
1 1 1 1 r t 1 p-i CI R ac 1 1 1 x; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0 1
Ifl
Illllll»9<r39lll^lllllllllllllll
s i
•»
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ^ ct ce 0 1 1 1 •« 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0 (
n
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CH C^ K 0 1 1 1 CI i 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
3
J^
N
lillilit-<c4n^liiniiiiiiiiiiiitll
2 '
^
U
M
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 •-• ?i n — 1 1 1 >-• 1 i • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
s
•3=!U0
aitjqojj
1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 r< 1 t 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1
d
1 •ii'-Jqn
1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '^ 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
/uoiiooiofi
;o asnoji
llllllltllitlllllllllllll<^C0IC4l
«>
.0
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ^^nn^^'an 1 1 1 1 1
CO 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ^ 1 1 1 1 CI ^ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
^
Q
■|1»H -^110
II iiiiiiiictoi II ii;iiiiiiiiiiii
*-
'BiaiJBnb
-pB^n
"g $'". s'"
. . .^3 C • ' ^ 0>.
a - i" 0 • *•
l^li1fil||ITl|illflllii|l^li5|
"3
ii
BOARD OF POLICE.
23
Table II.
Ojwer$ appointed during the Year ending 2fov. 30, 1S93.
Lwigth of
XAXe.
Dato of AppolntmenL
Serrleo on
Rtitne Fore*.
Aitk«n. Ullliara J
Juno 15. 1893,
10 months.
Arm^tronjr. .\insley C,
J.in. 5, "
18 "
Bailer. Milton E., .
June 19, "
10 "
Banni'ter, Charles F.,
Juno 24, "
10 "
Banholrae^z, Charles J.,
Nov. 4, "
10 "
Bontilier. Xapoleon P.,
Jan. 5, "
21 "
Brad J, Henrr F . .
.Tan. 5, "
18 •'
Butlfrs. Edward Q.,
J:in. 5, "
21 "
Cain, Michael F.. .
Feb. 27, "
9 "
Carb#e. Charles E., .
Feb. 27, "
12 •'
C.orler. Hearr J.,
July 8, "
11 "
Chandler. W'e^lev W.,
Aug. 10, "
12 •'
Chase. Freamnt,
Jan. 5, "
20 "
Clahane. Edward W.,
.March 20, "
10 ••
Claji. Lvm-iQ M., .
Dec. 29, 1892. .
26 "
Clereland, Lindell. .
Jan. 5, 1893,
27 "
Clifford, John T., .
Feb. 6, "
12 "
CouTJnev. I>aniel J.,
Feb. 27. "
12 "
Dolan. John T.,
Jan. 0, "
21 •'
I>ODOTan. Cornelius H.,
Jan. 2, "
26 •'
Dufur. Frank H., .
March 24, "
13 "
Dnrfee, .Sanfoni \V.,
Juno 2, "
10 "
FarlcT. Owen. .
Jan. 5, "
18 "
Foler. Frederiik T.,
Feb. 27, "
9 "
Foler, James A..
Jan. 5, •'
27 '•
Fraii, William M., .
•May 27, "
9 "
Oalligiier, Frank .1.,
Jan. 5, "
21 ••
Gallagher. Thom:is,
Juno 15, "
10 "
GiUen. Jame; J..
Oct. 16, "
9
Grindlev. John R., .
Jan. 17, "
8 "
Hall, George F.. .
Feb. 6, •'
9 "
Harrington, Daniel .1.,
Jan. 5, "
18 "
Henneiiv. William J.,
April 26, "
14
Hyland, Edward F .
Jan. 5, "
21 "
Jordan, George A., .
Oct. 16. "
9 "
Jordan, William W.,
April 17, "
21 "
Keller, Miehiel A.. .
Nov. 4, "
10
Keilr. Charles B., .
Jan. 5, "
18 "
Kinsman. William J.,
June 1, "
10 "
Kitli*ll, .Salter S , .
Oct. 16, "
11
Laffer. James, .
Nov. 13, "
10 ••
Lane, John J.., .
Feb. 27. "
12
Lehan, Jeremiah J.,
Jan. 5. "
21
Lewif, Woodbarv L., Jr.,
Jan. 5, "
21
Menoskev. Charles B., .
Oct. 16. "
9
McGaiirrijr. Frank A., .
Feb. 6, "
9
McLean, James H., .
Oct. 16. "
9
McLeod, Kenneth, .
July 10, "
11 "
24
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Table II. — ConcIndecL
l>nte of AppolntmenL
I.enRlh of
S* rvlce on
l:eflcrve Force.
Merrill, Robert D
Jan. 5, 1893, .
20 months.
Mi-vers, Henry S., .
Jan. 6, "
27 '
Miller, John C,
Jan. 6, "
20 '
Me.ore, William J., .
Nov. 4, "
12
Morrison, Lewis K ,
Aug. 10, ••
12
Morse, William W.,
Jan. 0, "
27 '
Murpliy, Daniel F., .
Jan. 5, "
35 •
Miirphv, Edward J.,
Jan. 5, "
21 '
OC\.Qaell, Jeffrey J.,
March 21, -
13 '
O'Xcil, Jeremiah \.,
Jan. 5, "
IS '
PaUei-son, .lolni U., .
Aug. 10, "
12 '
]'r;i;t, William E., .
Aug. 28. ■'
12 '
(^uinn, John K.,
Jan. 5, ••
27 •
llaynes, Henry B. P.,
Jan. .">, "
27
l!ea-ran, Cornelius F.,
Feb. 27, "
9 •
Kiorxlan, John W., .
Feb. C, "
12
PoHand, Martin,
Jan, 5, "
21
]\05S. John,
Oct. IG, "
9 '
Russell, Oliver P., .
Jan. 5, "
13 '
Shea. James F.,
Jan. 5, "
21
'J'ayior, Ernest R , .
Feb. 27, "
12
Thompson, Henry M.,
March 20, "
10 '
Woodman, Charles C,
Jan. 0, "
21 '
Wnigg', John A.,
Oct. 16, "
11 '
Whole number, 72.
BOARD OF POLICE.
^5
03
^
!•
5*
< J
r;«eo ooM^^ — e'i — rsco
I I I
I I I I I
n n n r; «
cs ci C-. Si n
30 CC 33 I 3C X
•-5 -J -;
ff> Ci Ci
Q
a
I I I I I S I I ■
Illicit
a
I I I £ I I I 2 I
I I ■ ir I ■ I ui >
I I I
^ t^ ^
=>=)_ = =
1° ■§ I -I I =
a -= ►t) a c -=
=^. ^ :f ^ '. ^
I i i« I i i
~ -:^ 5 ri O ^
-3 — ^ C 2 3
< <; s :; 3 a
.= a
= &-•> =
S N
g s
C o
a -"
3
^ j= o
o o o
;.
24^
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
<
1
tn
- i
■^ >
5
*
"
*
*
*
■•
"
■
*
"
"
"
* X
>>
„^
^T)
(M
TO
ri
t^
'O
«o
M
OJ
CO
CO
t^
rr
ri
0-1
Tl
^
c-i
CI
(M
*"*
C-1
•^
CM
T'5
co"
O
c^
30
1
1
1
1
30
1
1
1
1
t
•p
_
.
£
CO
to
e
o
jj
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
^
_
.
^
„
r^
CO
«
^
CO
CO
CO
to
n
CO
c^
Ci
C^
C~)
en
n
c^
Ti
CO
CO
CO
X
s
v:
K
X
30
1
X)
1
I
•— '
— ^
'— "
'-•
^^
b
o
o
■o
o
-f
-*•
lO
o
c-i
4>
:j
>
I
1
"?
H
1-5
4
-^
O
K^
•^
^
! -3
,
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 ^
"S
1
1
1
1
1
I
!
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
CO
r^
.
.
1
1
1
CO
! rs
I
1
1
1
1 CJ
££
o"
SZ
C-1
5
1
1
1
E
1
1
1
1
1
1
•
•
-
•
•
•
•
-
-
•
•
•
•
•
-
•
■
■
•
•
•
-
.
a
2^
^
x*
X
;
E
c
K
"i
'/)
^
t/5
o
S
a
"3
•3
rt
"o
eS
-3
o
z*
%
■f.
To
'5
to
3
0^
•3
O
r^
■3
^
'•fi
'^
\
c"
'u
3
—
S
—
•;
£
^
>.,
'-^
>
j^
^
c
o
o
^
71
iJ
5
CJ
o
U
(3
y
^
^
a
«— (
a
Q
;:;
—
— >
BOARD OF POLICE.
27
in
•
~
«
:
=
;
a
o
B
o
s
;
r
s
3
; :
: s
::
:
=
*~*
CO
^^
'^
o
Ot
t-O
.^
o
o
o -i* »
•—1
c*
o
CO
CO
CO
(?<
■^
(N
n
*•
©•
CO
n
o
00
.-1
'
'
'
'
c«
_
<
n
CO
CO
»— r
CO
^
CO
.^
CO
CO
Cl
o
a
Ci
o
30
CO
00
00
CO
CO
»
1 ^
00
GO
1-H
'
1— <
'
^
*o
o
uO
o
o
o
CO
o
O
►^ 1-5 O
=• c =■ ' •: - =•
S 3 S ,- ^ S
"; 1-5 -^ /^ ^ >-;
o
I 2
I ^ I I
5
■-5
i; I I
I s «
3
CO
I I I I
I S
I I I I I I I I
I I *
= I I I I I I I I
3
112
J3 .-•
a o
o
"3
O
o
C
O
3
_- «
O
rs "ZZ "i
12 o
5 ^Z
J5 :s
2«
KINTH ANNUAL REPORT
I
2
"■ ij
c
2
^ c
o
-
-
o
'
=
-
=
'
-
=
^
J «
>^
^
>->
-H
30
ct
o
o
^^
G^
-r
o
to
.^
^H
CI
G-<
c»
<>>
'"'
e^
c-«
C-5
'^
i
^
_
J
H
ci
1
X
OC
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
rs
'—
»-<
'
o
c^
-1
i
1
1
tj
1
1
1
'
1
1
'
1
I
'
.
,
,
"
.
.
,
CO
CO
m
rz
CO
CO
cn
<T>
(T^
o
Ci
Ci
Oi
CO
1
'
1
X)
CO
1
00
oo
00
oo
1— <
1— t
'
1
»-H
i -a
t
o
'O
o
■o
o
o
lO
o
"
,
1
1
I
[
1
1
^
^
^
c
c
d
c
^
c:
a
A
'
^
■-5
o
>-3
•^
•-s
'
1
1
1
1
1
1
CO
1
1
1
1
1
y
c-»
1 JC
1
1
1
1
1
1
^
1
1
1
1
1
1
.
,
«
CI
CO
Ci
c^
Ci
(
1
1
oo
1
1
[
X
00
1
1
I
1
tc
C^
o
(?•
CJ
"y
a
o
CJ
i
1
1
I
1-^
1
1
1
d
c
1
t
1
1
1
•
-
•
-
-
■
-
-
•
•
•
•
<■'
<
'A
^
".
.
-
^
^
s
-
^
-^
m
ce"
CD
-5
CJ
^
u
o
a
^
C3
H
5
O
a;
_s
"3
c
"3
>-5
c:
--^
bo
4
c
bo
3
c
_s
u
(J
5
To
C
'5
c
"3
2
>>
s
o
"B
•A
1-5
bo
^
5
S
s
s
S
S
S
"A
S;
b
P-(
BOARD OF POLICK.
29
■^
o
o
n
rt
to
00
o
f
rt
2
O
o
CO
t
W-*
C5
Oi
c^
«
CO
CO
"
C4
"
^
^
CO
CO
c»
Cl
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
cc
1
00
1
1
' 1
Ci
00
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
■;
1
I 1
;j
Zi
o
Ut
i
,
^
_
,
,
^
__
^
:
rs
e-5
«
CO
eo"
CO
o
C5
<n
o
a
Cl
c*
1
x>
2
oo
t
1
00
oo
1
ao
1
CO
00
OC '
1
t-«
»-^
1— «
1
I
>a
t5
o
o
o
4.1
fcO
"^
o
1
c
=
^
1
1
^
1
^
1
^
I
;^
_.
o
CJ
ct
►^
*^
o
•-3
*^
'A
•^
,
i
«
CO
a
o
00
1
1
1
■
1
1
1
00
t— •
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
>3
<o
*^
o
'
'
'
1
t
1
1
^
1
1
1
I
1
1
3
:^
"-s
^
■
^
^
CO
CO
o
cr>
1
1
1
1
oo
00
1
,
'
'
'
»-^
1— <
'
•
1
*
1
1
1
1
t^
o
I— <
_, ,
1
1
1
1
t
1
1
1
1
1
&
"o
<
i^
J J^
•-5 '- J
> _
o
m
S
E
E
5 .S =
Ph S, £,
£
c
1^
O- K
^
s
?n
is
5
S
CO
g
e
»
9
5
o
c
c
o
>
c
>
^
t/J
O)
CO
■M
^ E
s — —
V3 CO
.to
H
30
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
«
" «
-^ i*
-^
r: X
""
C-»
0
0
CM
00
00
*f
C^
(N
«
»— 1
CO
<M
ci
.
1
1
1
a>
1
1
I
s.
«
•0
e
*
b
'
1
1
t
1
1
y5
.
,
,
_
,
c^
ct"
0
0
C^
XT
06
JD
1
00
00
1
E
-^
r;
0
0
0
^
2
1
1
-*
^
J3
^
Zi
^
IJ
V
C3
—
"^
"^
"
-^
,
1
1
1
1
1
1
s
«
1
(
1
[
1
1
1
f
^
C^
CTi
,
CO
1
'
1
1
0
■=
l-H
0
'
1
I
^
1
1
1
^
-
•
•
•
■
•
-^
<
2:
c
2
*— '
t;
.-M
■^
rn
re
^
■3
."^
"^
5
>
T^
c
^
5
3
^^
0
oT
c-»
•^
>^
c
il
E
c
/■T
tiT
0
To
^
_C3
^
X
VI
£^
^
c:
7i
.^
"
^
r-
r-i
>
>■
>
I^
I I I
I t I
I I I
I I I
,
1 ^ 1
0»
li;
e-1
'J
—^
1 i^ 1
0
' c 1
LI
"^
Jy I t/J
r^ t^
2 E ?"
= 'A ^
= ^ c
^ -5 S
L. *- fc-
3 "C O
s u s
BOARD OF POLICE.
31
CI t's o o N
I I I I
I I I I I
I I I I I
«
c:
Cl
o
CC
00
1
CM
CI
u.
X
_
ct
«
C-.
C5
m
cr.
X
w
^-
^—
r^
».*
C5
CI
.-•
0S,
io
1
'
y
-
•
,
.
1-3 ^
^ i^ '^ -^ '— '
H -3 =*
= I -5
►^ ^ ^-4
cfl c-<
32
NINTH AXXUAL REPORT
CO
Ci
OS
c
fc
c
s
o'
m
M
o -i< o n r:
-r CO o -:- —
-r ^ c^ -r o
30
« 'O o — —
CO l~ -.rj -r -1
00
1
.
c^ " rT *
CTi -1
. CO _- a:
CO »— V —
1 en - V - -
•^ "tn S r = '"■
^ to "^ ^ r
^ ^ c2 t5 i
f^ -t< O •-'^ -;• c^ ci
^'5 c) t'- rr -o — CO
O cic* r^ ci o CO
s
O O O CO r:: CO »-4
^ -— 1 t^ t-- Ci c: o-
i V. 1 _. ■
oo -^ 2 _-
i ^ C" - 2
1 1 g -P =
a I-: ;^ »<=; <;
i 1
cT
? S
S "-5
-2 o'
fco
3
BOARD OF POLICE.
33
CM
<;
3
J s -
o
O = r- S O
2
o
y
2
c
E
a
u
H
^ 1
c2
,"* ~
§
.3
■J.
T.
cr
==_
cr
X
bio
J
*i^
-r
~
£*
*^
n:
«
o
3
"3
>
«5
X
^
>
X
■?
X
•s
^
u
S
C
1
tS
O
-
-
_o
^
e
O
o
C
X
ri
z3
y
1^
er>
00
o
^
•
•
.
•
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
— i » _
-^ s^ ^ e<
CO g> o — o ao 30
« = a S S i =
2 ~ S ~ •= <* .r
CO
•3
U
_ •
tc
o
c*
n
~
tfl
^
c
o
:j
en
to
:2
<
<
. -3
to
S C*
= Ja •= « —
= o fcJ O _-
-= -s _- _- S
— _' ^ ?
I I I I
3
S3
^ -i ■«
tc = ;2
a s y
y
3i
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
a
iZ
a
i
b
^
'^
. 1
3Q
"at
o
c
u
o
o
^
5
o
c
c;
O
—
9
c
s
y
2
V
«
be
o
a.
u
'S
ij
o
rli
1
o
en
31
l1
-?
to
u
.—
o
.™
r*
—
T^
n
u
^
!
=3
E^
-
U
-^
^
O
-
Ti
^
—
•
-
ij
-
-
•
•
•
-
0^
ER
.
"&
r
:z
r
31
.
c
IB
33
•f.
■J.
v.
.
"!
s
"=
^
e
.
^
-^
C.
T.
zc
,
,/
fT:
rt
*
^^
r.
V.
»<5
^
o"
3
»<
13
o
I?
It
X
C
S
-t
><
•£
5
^'
^
3*
5
~
g
:«
■r.
^
Q
5:
^
i
c
C/2
C
^
5
-
'^
t4
rs
r^
c»
c^
■x
r^
OC
«
c^
5i
0\
"
"
-IM
<M
CI
"■
"
G^
55
i
•
-
•
■
•
•
•
•
-
Ci
OC
c.
^r
r-'
t^
^
-T
^
^
x'
•o
cc
h~-
;^
■<
c*
I—
—
Ci
C-1
-— '
?i
3
O
1^
■r
~
zj
"-^
>-l
to
^
>->
*il
£;
"a
zz
'",
"•,
z^
1^
c
~
«
^
Hh
5
^
~"
^
<^
<
^
■^
^
-^
'^
*r:
"j
<;
^
1
1
t
1
•
-
,
•
-
-
•
•
-
1 ^
■<
^
,
^
X
»,^
,
-
•
-
_;
r.'
•
•
-
<;
Zi
1^
o
>
—
J
X
X
]r
^
_H
o
—
<
Z
«J
-£
f
C
u-
1
~
•o
c
^
•^
C;
•;
jr
"7;
;~
ij
^^
■—4
—
.^
-7"
T~~
^
^
•~
~
^•
—
L.
^
,
=
w
*^
i;
^
oT
^'
r:
..^
-^
a.
'T.
L.
*^
-
-_'
r
,
3:
-H
_H
_
o
«-
T"
5
"1
i"
c
O
_H
i:
=
=
>»
5[
O
O
w
r
O
O
Z;
;i^
C^
C
:z
U^
m
BOARD OF POLICK. 35
o
V
a' 'Ed ^ J
£ fo ^ -i i :2 3 I 3 5 -3 I 3 -g
--- i '-. o -S
»
.r^
-
^
5c
•■
iJ
-
■^
!«;
i
CJ
:»
^
X
^.
'^.
§
«<
j^
X
*s
-*
*5
N
2
to
^
2
o
:>
—
C
a
o
t=
O
o
.«
«
•r.
C
s
u
X
>
to
U
^
Cf
C
CJ
o
e3
<
::lJ
—
i^
^
SJ
U
.->
r*
«0
<^
r5
r-
r*
o
CO
o
rt
c*
<N
CI
o
<>»
CI
c^
o<
e<
= i" d = = y> y
< •=
o
- r.
■= 4 i: ^. -i ^ -2. f = i ^ -^ J "-. 2 ".
36
NINTH ANNUAL KEPORT
A-
a
i
1
c
1 c
^
o
<
' w
J<
o
^
O
u
^
^
[J
<j
2
c
P
._•
rt
to
o
s
o
>
C
1 ^
_s
"bo
u
u
33
o
«
i'
1
'5
"
*s
5
.?
I
CO
?-
CJ
O
r^
o
—
'O
^
O
X
•
X
•
•
■
. •
tn
'/J
•J.
tn
'/.
«
X
^.
K
1 ^
—
X
^
w.
c
.n
r;
— •
X
•
o
I
CJ
5^
o
«
u:
to
•ii
o
1
1
t
o
c
o
^
c:
^
c
o
C
^
o
o
H
o
X
c
'A
-?
ci
>
p
o
J
i)
:£
cj
o
o
1^
o
'^
o
CO
to
<:0
:o
«;
o
<M
rs
c-i
-/5
o»
IM
CI
CO
<M
C-i
CM
1 -
i ^
CO
-
•
•
1 ■=
CTi
^
-T
cc
C/j
^
-T
X
o
C5
U-:
X
1 <.
CI
<M
O)
•-•
•— '
—
o
'■r
p
:?
tn
>*
>i
nl
>
ee
K
—
—
~
—
Ti
_;
'-*,
c:
—
—
-5
<
t<
^
-5
i~
<
■^
A
i-j
<
•■=;
bj
1
1
1
•
•
.
,
.
.
.
.
<
a
-
.
.
.
.
.
r
.
r.r
<;
-
.-
u^
fc^
*"*
^
d
^
r^
CJ
"^
.
^
„
^
'p
;^
o
r"
>>
3
rlJ
5
T
^
-f
X
iJ
c:
en
^
c^
rt
>^
>>
--^
c
s
o
3
D
'B
X
::j
>
o
to
o
rt
c
(ii
U
•-■^
u:
is:
-i
^
►-I
k-4
^
^
BOARD OF POLICE.
37
sZ
u
u
3
a
o
J^
^
■^
.
S
^
L>
^
e
u
C4
.
a
«
^
9
2
o
"x
^
a:
:^
i!
S
o
3
C
"*
•n
■^
t.
2
o
^
iJ
g
u
— •
J
^
«■
-3
2
J
3
_3
O
a
■_o
-^
3
a
^
S
S
3
a
3
,
•
•
,
■
-
.
.
.
.
-
.
■n
•
•
*
•
•
•
3
«
-
•
•
M
X
X
X
1
^
,~
.
s
.
•;z
x
r
IB
=
»^
X
X
«5
w
m
X
-T
00
X
r
^
?!
X
™
=
:;
>
««
C/J
3
c
O
n
5
"x
O
V2
*5
O
y
"x
_iO
o
c
5
S
o
X
1
c
o
to
•/i
*
«i
C3
to
cS
X
o
c
•-*
O
-•
V
3
u
^
o
s
—
23
'-'
:<
»c
—
-^
—
y:
u
3
—
—
.i^
—
-O
a
x*
CO
r.
t^
»
CO
c»
cr>
30
o
c^
' '
C-J
c<
n
M
rs
e-i
""
c«
c^
cs
w
en
C^
T«
CT
=
x"
30
00
o
»
r
z
00
h-T
o*
cT
oc
x"
-
oo
(M
C-l
<>»
>.
c
-
_•
■:
c
bo
it
^
^
>.
^
-
c I
."
zi
c!
j^
s
<
^
^
,~
3
=5
^
3
c;
.-5
■^
"^
"^
«s
■^
<
^
•<
«5
i-S
■-3
■^
*^
■-s
•
•
•
<;
•
■
>
•
en
•
•
•
-
-
<
•
(B
■^
t
*
^
3
•
•
•
•
.
o
o
k
C5
^
u
"^
3
CS
"Z
-*
X
o
r
—
Z>
o
to
*^
X
3
<
"3
c
e
6
O
a
I*
3
1
^
5
S
CS
c
c
i
•3
S
O
2
5
X
.2
y
y
:j
o
i>
a
^
;j
o
s
S
c
=9
o
cs
^
^
-5
^
«5
•5
««i
«%
*5
'A
»s
OS
z;
;s
Z
b
38
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
6
so
-•
50
_c
c»
^
s
c
*«
CJ
1 o
5
D
0
^
ZP
o
•2
>»
1
p
•r.
^0
"3
0
ij
"1
15
X
r"
^
^
U4
H
^
r"
r"
—
^
—
^
-^
ij
-
-
■
-
-
•
■
—
-
-
-
-
•
-
-
•
•
-
i ^
.
— '
J-
X
X
_j
rf
X
■X
'fl
X
n
-5
^
'fi
■j:
—
xi
2
/i
*i:;
<^
~
J"
*S
^
=r
^
y.
rz
3
.<^
^
>i
"
o
0
.1^
X
Vl
X
^
X
~
o
"
.S^
—
.^
p
•
0
-2
C
—
S5
-
^
—
—
V}
—
•^
'J}
*>
C!
i
CJ
r^
r^
'A.
CI
0
•0
CO
0
VC
«
c^
C-l
"
Cl
"'
CI
:M
CO
■?J
c^
G**
1
-^
-
•
-
-
•
•
•
•
•
c^
! ^
x»
"
"
"*
■*
'
"
■•
*
■*
"
"
*
•— *
1 -
^
(tT
c"
ao
r^
^
c»
Ci"
^
cc
X
»o"
c-T
1 -^
c*
e»
c«
(M
C^
C-I
1— 1
c-»
o
^
rf
>>
£;
r;
to
>1
zP
^
>>
b2
1 ^
-<
*^
S
•^
.«=;
■<
•^
■=
<
►^
n
■^
.
.
-
.
.
-
-
•
•
•
.
.
I".
'A
•
-
>
-
^
=
•
^
'■-^
7
3
a
>
g
c;
<
■-3
1-c
f'.
rl
;j
•E*
_§[
X
CJ
>
0
^
,
^
2
.2
c^
C^
;^
jf
0
'X
_'
►^
"^
.^
^_
a
0
0
0
w
M
'n
5-1
X
X
^
•-3
t^
"o
"3
^
0
^
:=
0
0
Ji
j:
^
:?;
"z.
—
^
t^
G
3
to
0
W
X
•—
! —
0
0
0
rt
c
b
b
~
^
X
2i
^
s:
^H
cd
C/2
Vi
M
BOARD OF POLICE.
39
5
1
"^
^
•
.
^
a
•£
I-
=
? -
W
^
u
X
r_
"" U
•3
^
to
■r
C4
.zz
ce
3
2
—
—
e
s
^
^-i*
:&.
lim
s.-'
v:
X
—
>^
•
•
-
•
•
•
-
-
■
—
..
,
r
.
,
^
2
s
ic
.
*
m
tc
X
— •
'•"^
^
u
S 1
^
^L
' 3
c:
—
^
i
to 1
»i
•%
— -
JZ
-f
2 i
ij
T
^
,-i
-^
5
-<
C)
•^
Xm
^
—
;
—
s
^
—
-
s^
—
2:
>-
—
>
1
t-;
X-
X
(.
X
a
T.
1
■n
rt
?•
•^
S^
"
5^
r»
ffl
Cl
x'
t>^
:
cT
:
rT
:
=
■£
. 1
""
c*
CN
c^
74
=
i
^■^
>.
w
r
.
e
~
<
~
^
<
-^
<<
■^
-I
■
-
•
•
•
-
-
•
-
•
-
•
•
•
•
-
•
.
»
.
■
S
•
-^
•
U
-
•
lT
-i
3
u<
<:
_S
^
•fi
o
5
—
^
^
2
__
^
—
>S
s
—
^
^
—
?l
•*
^
>
9
u
J.
il
z
"^
i!
s
„-
lT
O
P
e
«
r
'3
9
X
X
X
•-«
r-
j:
^
^
:5
5
40
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
=0
s
o
to
u
to
c .
to
CI u
1>^
o
•T3 2 - =
i! = o
.S c
•a
c
.2 O
.§ = -5.2 .
§.2
o o
be-:;
g ^ £ ^ S J —
"" o*" 3 ■" - t;
CJ ^ ^ ?i —
c 9 c ? c H-5
5 to 3 to 3 to'E — =
> -o ^ —
' _ o
tn < en
(11 "^ -i
••or*
3
c
_ «
^ '•^ «r!
••5-5 2
o = - -^ -w o o 1^ •::
^ ^ — 'S "x ^ — 3
"tJoTo £ d d To toi
S5 ^z; O ^ £ Sz; !^ 13
^
.
->
.
,
€>
^
.
tc
o
.
—
—
m
>^
o
■*J
^
to
tc
r*
T?
o
CJ
.~
^
^
>>««,
_J
2
—
5
-;;
4^
O
-k>
•*J
?
o
.::
~
j:
o
^
"X
s
■r,
p
T.
to
t
^
—
—
=J
c
^
TT
c
tc
3)
=:
— .
—
— ;
t:
—
T3
CJ
CJ
<V
V
—
X
tc
tc
tc
!:c
tCtfl
«}
r-»
u
o
<
w
iJ^
<<<<
<
<
3-^
^ > 3-
C S 3
3 to t-
•■? "" -~
i-Hf-H»-Hc^cr3C^i-'^C^
BOARD OF POLICE.
41
'j>
V 3 3 *?
o s
o
a
c . = 5
o «_
o - ■Jl o =
1^
^ to
-r.^, O
■i 3
C = u C m
S 3 = =
^•^ e o
"3 O c3 a
a - — <=
xiJ MS
« (M — .-" •
I ^ « -< —
42
NINTPI ANNUAL REPORT
Table VII.
Number and Distribution of Horses used in the Department.
DIVISION.
Van.
r»troL
nidlni.
Ambu-
lance.
Driving.
ToUl.
Headquarters,
-
-
-
_
2
2
1, . .
-
3
-
1
-
^
3, .
-
2
-
-
-
2
4, .
-
3
-
1
-
4
0, .
-
2
-
-
-
2
6, .
■
-
2
-
-
-
2
7, .
-
2
1
-
3
9, .
-
2
-
-
2
10, .
-
3
-
-
-
3
11, .
-
2
4
-
1
7
13, .
-
-
2
-
1
3
14, .
-
2
3
-
1
6
15, .
-
2
-
-
-
2
16, .
-
-
1
-
-
1
Signal service, repair tlept., .
-
1
-
-
1
2
House of detention.
2
-
-
-
-
2
Prison van, ....
5
-
-
-
-
5
Totals,
7
26
11
2
6
52
BOARD OF POLICE.
43
Table VIII.
Xitmber oj Arrests bn Police Dieitioin during the Year ending
Xov. 30, 1803.
yim:t%.
FexoAles.
TOUI.
IK-ailquartcrs,
1 328
1 120
448
Division 1,
9.601
835
10.436
Division 2,
2,148
104
2,252
Division 3,
i 5,633
938
6,571
Division 4,
e.495
904
7,399
Division 5,
2.699
627
3,326
Division 6,
2,127
284
2,411
Division 7,
1,793
224
2,017
Division S,
; 187
3
190
Division 9,
1,670
210
1,880
Division 10,
2,739
333
3,072
Division 11,
801
40
841
IHvision 12,
i 583
1
97
680
Division 13,
; 607
47
(i54
Division 14,
i 881
50
931
Division 15,
i 2.459
208 i
1
2,667
Division 16,
: 305
29 i
334
Total, .
41.056
5,053 1
1
46,109
44
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
'X
C;
5r
J
O
^
CO
^
[d
O.
i*0
a
o.
t-
fe;
c
C)
V.
- I
t;
CO
1
1
1
1
1
^
1
-5
1
1
5 S
—1 «
J=
w
i2
o
^^
,_,
■»i«
e->
CO
t^
^
CO
,^
2
r^
CO
to
■o t:
o
2 t-
«■
"
••
-*
(?<
o
CO
1
»— 1
1
1
o
^_
_^
o
■^
o
•^^
w
-^
»-4
-*
*-<
*-<
■o
«
1
CO
CI
j: =
>o
5 ^
I-
V5 -s
«
"
=
en
o
-1<
(M
o
o
^
1
r*
■^
o
«
o
CO
it
o_
X-.
'*'
1 r
1^
1
1
1
,
(>)
1
1
1
,
1
5 =
o
i ^5
CN
§ s
en -
.M w
,
o
to
^_,
1
,
^
1
00
^
t^
-r
^"
"^
^
1.-3
o
to
CO
CI
o
-r
»-H
OO
CT
r-
rH
c^
o t
C-l_
c;
""
«
^^
^
-*
04
CO
CO
f-H
■
t»
30
r^
.-1
CO
ts
CI
«
o.
H
o
•'
oo
1
(M
CO
1
CO
1
1
_«
^^
1
CO
n
CO
'*
o
C5
CI
o
CO
t^
•o
:r:
t;
O)
t^
^
t^
55
c-r
cT
„-
-
■
to
.s
rt
*5
3
*
to
*
—
*
'
c
o
5
_
LJ
•
•
-
To
c
^
•
7.
o
n.
o
a
„
o
o
O
■
o
o
tn
^
3
-S
a"
3
•
*„
o"
3
a:
o
IJ
«5
&
]3
s
2
c
o
s
■*^
'3
3
r—
v:
^J
s
5
o
to
e:
[-
IJ
o
o
e£
rt
en
^
»
o
o
5
rt
3
O
_5
-§ to
o
"to
rt
CTi
«
B
2
_o
rt
X
X
rt
5
.^ c
Vi
<
=
:
•3
^
c
rt
CC
^
r
o
3
c
s
s
s
-^
BOARD OF POLICE.
45
^ 1
00
rt
-1«
Cl 1
CO
o
r~ 1 «
o ^ t-
' ' Is
CI — CI
O 1
-I"
-9»
(N t-l (?>
1 n
1
o< 1
2 "
^^
HP
i 1
-5 5
o
H
u
o
u
o
o
o
>5
'
1 t 1
1
1 1
1
eo
eo
r>*
*-l 00 o?
■^
S-l o
C4
1
" 1
•^
■o
o
c<
o
1 o c^
•o
-• t-
'^
^^
r»
N
n
c^
CO '
1
o
1 (~ 1
o
1 -»
>a
,-N
-. !
t^
c. j
i
o
1 -^ •-'
o
e-i r:
^
1
t^D
oo
1
00
1 to 0^
00
1 1
'
1
CO ;
1
o
—• o» ^
r>
t^ »
t^
eo
f^
n
•o :
^
1 O 1
r-
•O '^
c<
1
uo 1
c<
(N
1— t
1
« CO «
,^
OJ c»
o
eo
CO
T
•o
O
e<
o
1
1 " 1
OS
[ 1
'
'
I
_^
CI a
CJ
n
c !
o
o
oi
13 1
■^ >> >>
to
•
to
U
^0 to tc
to
-~^
a
-3
!l
3
"« '3 "3
-3 I-
■3
3
J2
^ "3 "3
bO bCi bO
C! S
O
e3
•
to
c3
to -i
'i
to
• ii
*z
CCS
to
•E yi
to
ll
o
a . a> o
t;
l"^! 1 ■
o
= 3
u
e
= g c c =•
3
"3
c
S 5
•3
;i
U
. tc * to tc5
to
ttH.to
tr
'^f-r
*«
J c — c = =
=
c.:i
13 o.
EtiSI'-Ss^j?
c:
•S
^
b.
£ = ?
u
f;3
—
a =5 S3
a
46
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
= o
o
^
. CI
1
1
1
1
CM
1
-*.
1
_
_•
tA
t
■ "
=
1
I
•=
o
<N
-T
oi
O
,«
CI
o
—
,.
'71
c^
3
"C
-"
•— '
^-
"~
*-1
1
,.^
oi
•o
, ,
1
CO
1
—
C
c:
OJ
"
£
•'■
,.
30
1
^_
c^
, ,
^_
.^
o
c»
CI
^
^
o
-r
••'•
y.
i^
£
_-
s-i
Ol
Ol
-r
l>
.«^
r-^
CJ
?i
3
^^
«
rj
c5
^
%(
^
1
1
1
1
f
1
1
i ^0
5
c
ac
-
_
le
„_
S"!
CM
o
o
c^
.„
CJ
--.
-r
CO
-r
a
^H
_=
"
^
,■
1
<M
tr
o
:o
I
1
_
a
n
o
t^
t—
u^
s
-.,
O
-)■
■M
^
—
?I
O
r:
^
•i;
CM
O
s
C^l
•
»-:
_
I
1
-?*
.„
,_
,
r-
1
,
"^
0»
^
JC *
.£■
■ i
S
■"
">!
-1"
QC
•-D
CI
-
"
r;
U
X
2
-
X
X
^
^
t^
"
■
•
•
-
•
•^
^
_r
"
-£
>»
Ci
y
^
£c
—
.
,
,
^
^
n
p
T.
.c
£
CT
be
^
0
"
"Z
r"
to
•B
J
^'
T.
r.
z
—
=
ic
-
'5
1
_
to
5
p
r
-
■JC
-^
S
1
5
3
>1
^
c
fj
>'.
;
>^
1;
:/■
1
X
to
bp
O
O
o
x"
«
3
O
H
^
;
IL
r
=
"iZ
V
^
J
-^
■r.
%-.
ti
>-»
■^
(
J3
!
-§
—
X
ST
o
X
-<j"
c
""
1)
O
5
1
<
5
C^
r^
cil
iJZ
-I:
BOARD OF POLICE.
47
1
o
<'i
1
1
1
i
r^
*
1
??
o
«
o
=.
TT
•o
e^
o
o
o.
e^
e<
r-
^^
n
1
,__,
.^
o
rs
«
X
t-H
rt
c»
c«
_^
i-»
o
t»
O
t^
r.
c*
o
t-
.-i
n
o
t^
-r
<M
o
to
t— i
rt
CO
1^
1
'
»
2
-*
•o
*.T
1
c^
.
^
30
o
»2
C^
C-5
r:
-r
,
r>-
»-
30
^^
c<
tr.
o
«
?1
c»
o
h-
r^
o
£?
o
n
o
C4
.-r
o
■^
e»
■••5
o
o
o
»
-74
c<
"
o
M
""
O
.
•o
^
o
ri
n
o
^
X
t>;.
^•
CO
-r
o
•
•
•
S"
;^
o
-
•
o
tr
o
tn
X
>
•
•
to
s
S
u
>
'3
•
"
s
•
o
i
o
u
to
•
•
u
:;
•=
_V
'3
1^
^
io
^
3
:«
^
X
s
to
c
X
•
•
r.
3
o
X
„,
S
to
e
to
to
5 1
•
''
:
UJ
>>
>•
iJ
3
2
'
M
^^
■/:
c-
'
1
1
es
o
•O
00
o
C4
o
*4
o
O
'-
o
o
j
•9"
1
-5-
O
f-l
53
O
•
>J
H
1
o
'«•
«
:£
»
«
O
C-^
^.
■3
o
1
o
o
O II
<
o
<
"^
on
o
^
.-
a
CT
o
X
u
O
«
o
o
00 i
«3
n
C4
c. (
;-i
I
o
o
.J
1
■n
1
^ p
-<
o
e<
■^
CT
CI
o
o
«
o
2:
c«
CI
•
,
.
1
-
•
f
a
»0
.
«*
.
-S
t
J
3
5
o
O
o
X
iC
»
2
s
t-
X
_
,3
?>
<
«s
^
\i
48
NINTH ANNUAL, REPORT
I I I
o
X
1^ C^ O
-
— t o
o
<N
s^ -
•
1 o
__
^
2
1— t
»— •
ei
o
•X,
cj u
1 I
1
1
i-
2 >. P
<
3 ^
3 -
X -^
_. «
_
Ci
i 5
^
•^
•^
1
1
J
1
1
Cl
*o
^^
■"^
-1*
o
'
1
*"•
1
1
<M
C4 1 1 1 1 1
'
o
1
1
;
O
I O ■-■ I CI I
T-H (^^ :r
I •- I I I —
CI Cl I t-H C-J o
1 '- — CI
! a
o '
CI O ^ I ct o
ss ;
UD ~ —
Z3 t,' O
= re ^
-= O o
O O U.
1 -
1
•
to
„
—
2
-3
,—
>
'tj
•
Zi
—
c;
tc
-:;
.
tc
•z
a
«
o
to
'H
V
s
o
o
=
•-^
o:
to
e
;^
it
c
p-
'T.
=:
o
C
tc
>
O
^
tc
•->
c
to
•—4
;5
i^
•— t
c
,*^
BOARD OF POLICE.
49
'/
'
'
1
1
o*
3<
1
CO
^-*
T-t
«
30
»
^2
,
c
,
1
-^
r.
c<
1
c
1
1
^^
n
1
30
^^
^^
»
a
CO
=
es
1
o
1
.^
,
^
c»
o
■
•^
1
,
o
o
■^
«3
o
(H
*"*
.-»
1
'S'
v^
30
.^
-^
CJ
ra
es
XI
o
53
,
C4
1
1
o
ca
c«
c^
,^
.-
<-•
_
«
^
»^
x:
a
crs
•
-
_2
-
=
•
-
•-
Z3
•
3
•
U
fi
e
O
%fi
s
^
^
»
g-
-:;
9
3
>
—
^
via
^
^
1.
»^
»
^
o
3
S
iC
3
2
_5"
»r
s
o
•-^
-^
•«
*-4
u
1
'
'
1
1
1
1
1
F-H
30
_^
..
-f
O
«
CO
o
'
1
1^
CO
•^
CI
i^
1
c^
1
n
■^
1
n
.-•
'
^^
*-<
«3
^
2
o
00
'
1
1
X
1
1
1
1-^
t^
1
s
•3
1
■-o
I
Ol
•"•
"
X
■s
r-
o
00
cr>
,^
00
^^
cs
_
o
a
ro
-J
^
1
o
,
1
•-0
1
^^
30
c^
o
,^
—
^^
o
Ci
_.
30
OJ
n
t^
;
;
[
*
■
o
o
c
«M
o
o
>%
o
§
o
.
O
•
p
iC
—
•
>
X
i.
3
^
:j
5
^
.2
.2
s
2
u
3
2
s
™
a
o
-3
_3
■z
X
Ui
«2
•<
<
<
<
—
u.
»
=3
50
NINTH iJNNUAL REPORT
y.
Q
.J
o
o
IT)
z
o
iz;
1
-6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
< ■^
1 « «
"^
1 t,
1 «£
u-5
^^
c^
t^
T-H
o
lo
»-H
(>>
00
CI
Cl
»-H
r^
I " '^
0
1 ^ t-
1 "*
^
^
Ci
1
1
1
o
0
1
c^
^
1— ■
0
—
*a
' c
-
cc
c^
r-t
1
--
1
-
-?
to
-0
1 = -3
^ «
1 o
1 X
<n
o
to
■^
,^
1
o
^^
1
lO
■»
1 ^
t P
_
1 5 ■^
1
1
1
1
1
o
1
1
1
'-"^
; i =^ -^
H J O
S o
= ■*=
! X
1
o
CC
,_,
c^
1
t^
1
1
00
CO
1 3 c
00
c-i
f^
i S ^
1 ^
1 '^
o
o
ao
o
J_^
o
^-s
^_,
t^
(>»
■:^
i o E
•— '
zi
lO
_,
o
t:~
.—1
c^
■-■3
*-l
G^
00
c^
tn
t'-
2
u-:)
_o
1
^
CO
,_^
1
CJ
1
r3
1
1
»-<
*o
r-t
Ci
oi
1
CO
c
o
j .J
1 M
1 ^
1
!
01
C-1
I
Ci
o
o
0
'—
CO
0
OJ 1
i
1
■
"
*
"
c
*
"
*
"
"
c
rt
-
-
-
•
to
-
en"
-
»!
3
c:
g
i"
■5
^
O
■
*n
o'
'3
3
0
■
2
tc
^
,
>
o
.2
T^
•
•=
^
tc
rr.
•
a
^
2-
1 :3
'o
te
:c
r:
T:
—
•rz
X
^
o
/^
™
^
o
,
^
■;
■r.
■"
'^
■^
—
^
■^
X
'^
^
1^
'5
>-
o
4^
rt
:z
rt
^
0
7;
■^
~
z>
~0
en
_3
o
p
To
0
1)
ci
^
j5
o
za
^
i;
M
VJ
^
BOARD OF POLICE.
51
z
3
3
z
M
1
1
1
w
1
'
1
^^
1
1
'
1
'
x>
o
^^
00
h-
00
A
t^
f-<
o
(N
cr>
o*
o
*-«
o
■>*'
1
■o
CI
CO
1
M
1
1
1
1
1
o
C4
*-l
i-H
1
o
1
n
*r
-s<
1
1
1
r—
o
O
o
1
"
o
1
-J
X
-*>
t^
00
"
t~
o
-c
o
•a
1
1
1
*'
1
«
.-1
1
1
'
t^
1
f-H
00
s
. 1
r-
o
1
c^
'
1
g
CT
1
*-<
en
1
t^
r*
1
o
•*
^-1
t-<
-N
t^
S<
-f
rt
c«
r-<
f-«
00
30
^_
OS
«
*-<
ao
t*
Ol
o
t>-
r-l
eo
■»
o>
<N
^-1
?<
o>
■■^
*^
1
C4
r-4
c»
^
«
00
t*
^
'
00
g
f^
1
o>
-f
,
53
.^
o
_,
o
^^
«
'I*
ri
§.
c«
»— i
OJ
o>
CO
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
O
»r
•
•
.
S
.
.
.
.
.
■
■
.
3
3
3
m
•
•
"o
?
2
•
•
•
•
to
•
•
U)
c
bA
*s
3
1.
-3
•3
2
2
s
^
g
cT
"3
3
'
Zi
o
.
tn
•3
c
•
•
c3
to
2
>
o
s
X
2
_3
"5
C3
C
s
to
es
es
a
e
o
>>
to
fcx
^
?
u
^
a
•3
•3
s
'3
s
c
o
1
o
"o
c
1
J
J
•3
"3
1
o
en
"3
a)
to
c
1
"5)
<
a
ss
O
y
O
i5
U
a
Q
5
52
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
1
•3
30
1
1
^
1
1
,_,
1
1
1
1 --3
^f
00
o
"
«
o
1 ^
o
CM
^J
•.-5
n
O-i
r-
t*
n
-,o
CI "--
171
o
i»
Cl
c»
00
1 rr
^.
o
'-'
tM
I -t
'^
o
1
~N
0-1
cc
-i"
_
^
^
»-«
1 CO
c^
o
o
'
•^
•
00
1
o
r:
1
^
o
M
o
,_^
1 o
C-1
1— <
f-H
oo
o
o
^
t^
I-*
'A
&
"
«
30
i-(
Ci
^
1
t^
_
^
_«
C5
1 o
C/
M
00
o
00
ii
"?^
CI
»-«
to
-*-
^
C-l
1
CO
^
n
1
1
1
o
■o
1 1
o
=
•~'
g 2C
9
3
«:
■"
5
4
■M
C^
«
o
1
o
o
1
o
-r
1
1 t^
00
^
=
I--
I— <
■>»•
—
k-
o
"
ff
^
1
o
1
1
t^
CI
t^
00
CO
X
o
o
^
1-H
Ol
I-<
X H
i r: I I ,-1 I c-i <M I c^
•" I
'- I >-
I I CO
'O c-l
o
to
'S = 10
c ci .2
io p — w ^
•I =7 = I §
To •; yi
p to = - =
to 2
— ^ -3
BOARD OF POLICE.
53
'
1
'
'
1
1
1
'
1
1
1
1
1
1
'
n
2
c%
n
'^
Cl
n
-r
■*
•^
<N
m
■«•
t- 1
1
a\
1
'
1
■^
n
1
1
r-t
O
n
1
i
1
i
,
t*
—
1
1
»
o
»— "
1
1
1
=5
o
t^
1
I-
c
to
•^x— loi—— iloo oil
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
'
1
' 1
1
1
••
-
-
1
'
1
O
1
1
1
f-H
e^
o
o
" 1
1
I
1
o
»
»
n
'
e<
1
«
^
n
1
(
•«<
!
C-:
2
n
"
OA
«
-*
■Ol
»-(
(N
f-i
- i
•^
1
**
1
1
w^
'
1
1
1
f-H
n
'
1
at
o
v3
c<
—
CM
c^
-J-
-j>
-
g
o
«>
o o o
iC tC
.' .i "^ «
3 i .| i I I I
M. 3 ?* »r 5 .X -
-* i? r w > ?
^ tc ^ = -2 . =
- = - 2 5 i _
.2
o
:; i; X fc-
3 S ? 5 >. ie =j ii
"" i - >. 5 ':« 'S
5 I I I I I
C^ ^ ll<
54
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
o -—
■3
1
I
1
■o
1
r^
1
,_
.^
^
1
1
_i ^
-r
n
^ a
*
cr
"o
(2 -J
(>»
o
-t<
O
CO
o
^_,
t^
c^
I
C«
30
t^
CM
rH
t^
^O
5 ^
-.
1
o
t--
■o
1
T-H
1
y.
_
,
.—1
, „
1-
CI
O
■o
"
c^
— •
o
=
f-H
•-■
t^
''•
X
,_,
o
o
CO
^
t^
1
=0
j.^
,^
r
,
C3
CO
r^
S O
(■«
=> rs
A *
"
•
^
oo
CO
t^
O
o
1
,
^,
__
CJ
-_
e
o
CO
(M
CJ
CI
U
,c
^
_
3 ^
1
—
CO
1
I— (
1
r~l
o
■^i
1
^^
J
.— <
i •-> -^
= J ,j
X —
M ■
CT
o
c^
■o
o
_
1
,_^
.^
._-
1
»o
(M
ca
■o
c-i
I— (
<?•
""
i
1
--
-t<
1
o
^
r
r-
_
,
r-H
CO
o
o E
'—
c
(N
^^
-*i
o
rj
t^
,_,
X
o
--^
CI
30
t^
O)
»-H
3:
o
£
»-'
I—*
T-^
-^
r5
H
-^
,:
1
_^
c»
^
1
1
1
^
c-i
_
^ ^
^
—
Ol
^
-r
X
1
o
><
^
^
f.
C)
—4
CI
<M
CO
t^
I-H
Ci
:c
».-^
«-H
h*
O
o\
30
t~
^o
Cl
^'
'
o
'x
be
•
•
-
-
-
-
-
•
v:
>
be
<w
6
CO
.-
:s.
cr
3
o
p
^
c
_
3
-^
5
^
>1
bb
^
.~
o
o
p
7.
4<
5
X
rt
o
>^
2
to
X
p
-g
X
be
ci
^
!Z
rt
to
3-
V
5
—
C
>i
rt
o
3
1
2
'^
1
'~>
J
■|
-^
CJ
"5
^
o
c3
^
f^
—
^
c
M
C
^
«
«
^
CO
j:
:z;
:/:
VJ
H
t~^
BOARD OF POLICE.
DO
h
■*
1
1
«
,
30
o
O
o
1
C5
o
fM
^,
C*
1
o
_
y;
ei
CO*
„^
1
1
^^
«-t
-r
"*
cs
r^
_
1
rs
CJ
,
«
C-l
,
,
1
1
1
«
o
eo
^^
r^
1
J,
,_,
1
3^ 1
ci
»
'
^™
^
--
'4; i
.^
*^
o
,;^
C»
t^
^
1
1
1
^^
1
C4
n
^
^«
rs
_^
04
CJ
^
^
1?
J^
^-T
_-
to
•
*;
o
>
=
§
*£
>
'^
^
^
s
[2
_2
'J)
=5
«-^
_o
i
7t
x'
_i*
^
"~
2
ti
3
2
5^
~
a
2
1
>
5
3
a
10
K
«
*
5
^^
r.
2
3
3
s
s
33
■5
c
3
2
-^
-3 _
^o
J
5
2
to
'3
5
S
3
:3
i:;
>•
^
56
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
-3
^- iM
55
O
a
e ? ■°,
^ g
o t:
« CO t 1 C) I
00 C-2 ^ OD
r- o cc t-
CI -rf
C? CO
<M CO
S-jS-
(-1
_^
13 n
c=
i ^^
o
o
cc o
TC
•■"»
(?)
C-, IM
O
^ O tp ■ ib • ;^
- 25 Si; .S.2.-S 5.
2 5" = —.2 § g ~ _2 =
o c 6 6 c d 6 3
BOARD OF POLICE.
57
CO
l?1
05
y.
I-
^
■<
53
Ch
t^
'i^
OS
"^
o-
'S'
13
C3 r» I
o JS
o 2S
00
94
S
00
0
0
2-
O h- O t=
C-- « o c>
W3 O =i
5 = if 3
^ O ^
r* u
X o c;
i 2 i - ^
^
^J
1.^
n
s
en
X
r3
^
to
•^
::
cS
w
ic
aj
"^
2
it iC
s
^
S
o
-3
e
= ^ ?,
, , ^ u
O O C 'Z '.^
?c
tc :
.a .3
O O
58
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
C
y.
<
o
«
S
cS
j
*-i
c?
CO
c^
•O 1
c^
i— '
<M
t^
" 1
o
CO
_J
m
t- 1
' pOUJBa 830J
o
o
r-
r o i
o^
t^
• o
ssatiiiAV JO junocnv
(^
o"
o"
o
o-<
«El-
«»
■JJIIO,)
CI
o
CO
t£>
ao
•^
w
cr>
1^
, jB dDiiipuonv
CC_
^\
CO
o
o
s.Cb(I jo j»quinx
«
CO
00 i
1
—■«
„1C»
-^1
c-i
" i
: -Mnoo
•V
—
«^
-1- '
i ,
CI
CO
o
o
c^ i
;Cq pasodraj juom
o
to
Ij-
r^
1 o
■ -UOSIJdtni JO SJB3,X.
Ci
O
cf
CO
2,0
o
r-
OJ
C-1
O ;
t~
•t-
'O
^
•-•
•jjnoo^q pasodcDi
o
CO
CO
CO
o
^
CO
C5
8SIIIJ JO lunotnv
•.o
rs"
o"
— r
o"
1^
c^
cc
CI 1
«6-
t» 1
o
Ol
^
o
c- i
o
o
c-i
u"^
oo '
•A HO
!
CO
(M
aqi JO jno puu u[
CO
CO
^
CO 1
o
CO
o
CO t
usjos 'pai3A030i[
c^*
crT
o"
«^
^jjoilojj JO junotnv
o
'Jb-
o
c-i
CO
O j
1
CO
CO
o
o
t
»-H
o
oo
OO ;
•AjiO am III
CO
Cl
c-i i
uatojs powodajx
o
CO
o 1
Xuidojj JO jiiuotuv'
o
tc
_r
»
cT i
t^
t^
3J
o
00 !
"^
0& ;
•BiSOJ
S ^o
.g
e»
^ ■
-jy JO 93BJUDDJ3J
S 00
o
o
o
1
1
£?
CM
r-
o
o
i -poisajjy
CO
-3
o
1— '
c\^
saosJOj JO Jjqninx
r^
^
CO
o
CO i
C-5
-^
TJ<
■^
-^
^
^
o
o
o
o
o i
■uoi)
o
o I
; -Bindoj paj«tn!i53
CO
oo"
-r
o
00
•--5
"^
>r
1 rn
■
•
. 1
^
i
1
■
o
to
P !
1
^
^
^
^
<
1
o
»-H
c^
n
e?i
o>
m
o
i
CO
CO
00
00
1-1
1— <
»-<
f-«
BOARD OF POLICE.
59
OVKB
00.
1-
■»
■
•" ""
1 «
1
o
g
i =^
5
•
■m. «
M U»
•o
•o
2
a
g 3 «
"a"
T.
<
=
C«
•
^ 1
1 rt
-
o
OB
S5
""
— 1
« oo
«
i
M
s
I ^
X
<5
3
' s^
£■
—
rs
%
'«
3
2
^
s
R
r:
^
-
^
*t
IB
1
4
C«
«
•S II 2i5«
•a =
fc
^
'S. 1
><
a
^ I
EE
.
1
^
^
1
j_
w
,_
•c
IJ
C3
n
^
,
»
=■
«
■<
•a
■s •- I
•-• o *-
» — -s
C E 3
;: 3
I n a
2 3 «
* ' ^ — ^
rt o "fl
O
'A
o
I • s
Z2iz2:k!:^2:s%
60
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Table XIII.
Licenses of all Classes, except for Sale of Li'juor, issued, etc.
duriiij the Year ending Xov. 30, 1803.
CLASS OK LICENSE.
■i
E
o
— *-
■H.i
"2
CJ
Fc-ea
Collected.
Auctioneer, ....
175
-
5
-
-
$350 00
Billiaril, jiool and sippio
70.=)
5
10
6
_
1,530 00
table ami bowling alley.
Common vietnallcr.
794
20
80
12
4
-
Hog,
9,G12
~
-
15
-
21,172 60
Driver, liack and cab, .
1,8U
-
207
ICo
40
-
Hackney carriage.
1,496
36
75
-
-
1,496 00
Innholiler, ....
17
-
1
-
-
-
Intelligence office.
119
5
8
50
1
595 00
Itinerant musician,
265
-
6
2
-
132 50
Junk collector,
307
1
53
5
-
614 00
Junk shop keeper.
lO-l
5
7
0
2
620 00
Pawnbroker,
36
1
2
12
-
720 00
Private detective,
7
-
-
-
-
70 00
Second-hand articles, .
133
7
7
2
-
665 00
.Second-hand clothing, .
82
5
»
-
-
410 00
Skating rink.
1
-
-
-
5 00
Street railway conductor
and driver.
1,389
-
1,029
-
6
347 25
Wagon, ....
5,06(3
41
129
-
1
5,066 00
Totals, ....
22,182
126
1,028
274
54
833,693 35
BOAED OF POLICE.
61
Table XIV.
Ambulance Service.
^
C^
«
V
«'
fOXVEVED TO —
li
e
6
'A .
t%
1 2
< "
d
li
1 1
<
S c
1 1
J >
a ::
<
ToUl.
City Hospital,
17-1
371
50
32
5
632
M.issailiiisotts Goneral Hos-
158
62
34
_
16
270
pital .
Chililri'ii's Hospital,
2
3
1
_
1
7
Came3' Hospital. .
-
1
1
-
-
2
Emergency Hospital, (i. A. R.,
1
5
-
-
-
6
Lying-in Hospital.
-
3
-
-
-
■ 3
Marino Hospital, .
-
-
1
-
-
1
Massaoliusetts Homeopathic
Hospital.
-
2
-
-
2
Hospital, .SS C'oiuinonwealth
_
1
_
_
_
1
.Avtniie.
Cbarilon Street Home, .
2
-
"
1
1
4
Detr Ishinil Hoat, .
7
2
1
-
-
10
Boston Lunatic Hospital.
2
1
-
-
-
3
Home
15
18
14
4
4
55
Morgue
1
4
- •
-
-
5
City Prison
3
2
-
-
5
IJo-ton & .Maine Depot,
4
2
- '
-
-
6
Lowell I)e|)ot,
1
-
- J
-
-
Police Station 4, .
-
4
- ,
-
-
Police Station 7, .
-
-
1 '.
-
-
Police Station 11. .
-
-
- '
I
-
Police Station 1.5, .
-
-
-
1
\Vayfarcrs" Loilge,
-
1
-
-
Services not rerpiired, .
i
-
2
-
6
Totals
374
482
103 :
40
28*
1,027
• .\mtKilanr« Xo. 5 went into service Aog. 2», 1S83.
62
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
Taiu,k XV.
Financial Statement for the Year ending Xov. SO, 1893.
Exi'ENUITUKES.
l':iv of tlu! olVieers,
Pension^,
Fuel anil liglit,
AVnter ami ice,
I'lirniturc and bedding, ....
Printing and stationery, ....
Care and cleaning station-liouses and city pri;
Repairs to .station-houses and city prison.
Repairs and supplies for police stean)ers,
Rent and care of telephone and telegrapli wir
Care and keeping horses, li.arnesses ami vehic'
Purchase of horses and vehicles.
Carting prisoners to and from stations and city
Feeiling prisoners,
Medical attendance,
Transportation, . . . . .
Pursuit of criminals,
(Moth for nnifonus and uniform helmets,.
Radges, buttons, clubs, belts, insignia, etc.,
Miscellaneous,
Travelling expenses and food for ofliccrs.
Total,
pn
on,
Kxpensesof houseof detention and station-house matrons.
Expenses of license department, . . . . .
Total
$1,024,776 08
61,085 31
15,236 86
2,843 62
5,367 06
5,247 98
14,228 29
3,667 25
5,632 61
3,534 91
6,304 07
3,389 35
854 75
1,338 09
8,397 72
1,603 94
1,548 64
9,492 83
2,443 85
152 88
944 12
?1,177,990 21
7.953 27
33,085 97
?l,2iy,029 45
Receii'ts.
For all licenses (except for sale of liquor),*
For sale of unclaimed property,
Dog licenses (credited to school department),
Total
For liquor licenses, .....
Amount received for uniform cloth, etc., .
Total,
$12,520 75
45 07
21,172 60
$33,738 42
1,064,033 00
10,927 25
$1,108,698 67
Credited to police department.
BOARD OF POLICE.
63
Tablb XVI.
Payments on Account of the Signal System during the year ending
Nov. 30, 1893.
vehicles,
Labor,
Hay, grain, sliocing, etc..
Rent of teli'plione instruments,
Rent and care of buildings, .
Purchase of horses, harnesses and
Stable supplies and furniture.
Repairs on buildings, .
Repairing wagons, harness, etc..
Fuel, gas and water.
Miscellaneous,
Signaling ajjjmratus, repairs and supplies.
Total, $50,202 41
f 17,466 82
5,751 63
5,202 77
3,787 47
768 65
177 21
2,479 62
3,030 03
1,347 40
2,338 50
7,852 31
64
NIx\TH ANNUAL REPORT
§
>
^Ti —^ CJi
C^ CC t^
00 ao CO
o t^ —
to
o t^
o -r
CO o
t^ o
-r O
to ■=
to
tc
^ ;^ ^ c
't:
=
„'
—
-:
a
-— '
~*
^'"
^
^-
'/i
Ej
M
to
a
;:
'^
o
^
e3
5
3
<;
;::^
^)
f^
^
:::^
BOAKD OF POLICE.
65
01
^
»
rs
00
o
00
t3
n
^
a3
sJ
rs
CO
n
CO
CI
ss
30
30
o
t*
X
X
X
«;
30
30
30
30
30
i
30
30
00
00
oo
30
«.-5
n
»'
•5
oT
^
»
W
o*
CO
30
r^
o
•••i"
o
o
^
:
^
_:
^
^
U
c
V
^
, ;
-
c
c
,:
"-:
-I
-;
O
O
o
><
-?
o
o
'Z
f-5
•-!
"^
8
^
s
=
S
S
S
§
8
s
§
S
8
O
o
o
o
o
P.
2
3
"^
t^
t;
o
8
8
8
o
o
u
Q
C2
o
O
o
•3
to
•«
o
»
«5
o
«5
o
?,
o
o
Ti
O
erj
CI
=
o
CO
e<
r«
e^
P5
c«
at
m
CO
(M
c^
•T)
3«
r>
o
C'l
c^
r-
O
M
=»
a»
t*
O
t^
O
•^
o
o
1^
-r
■o
-T
V3
•3
:o
r^
r^
o
o
••
-
-
-
c.
-
•
u
»
-
-
^
-
•
a
3
' ^
.
e
ci
3
.
c
s
c
P
3
o
rt
—
—
—
Cfl
• •
•
•
•
•
-
•
•
•
•
-
■
•
•
•
•
"S
•
rf
r
_2
^
1
J
•
s
3
X
o
c
u
0
£
a
£1
s
^
^
o
H
c
:£
-a
u
9
•a
3
e
o
U
^
>»
X.
=
c
b
if
JU
n"
9
£•
=•
3
£
a
u
g
a
a
s
O
o
o
o
a
—
a
w
D
O
O
O
U
o
O
i^
O
U
O
O
66
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
X
t
n
M
CO
CO
o
CO
CO
»o
CO
en
oo
CO
O
Ci
Ol
CT
Ci
oo
o
o
CO
c^
oo
J
oo
00
00
00
oo
00
oo
oo
X)
00
00
00
OO
w =
' *
' '
' ^
' '
*■ '
*" ^
' '
'
' *
' '
■ '
' '
" =
UO
o
o
->*<
lO
-r
o
,_«
o
CO
CO
c^
_
c ^
Cl
CO
»-<
(M
"■ ^
c
a
c
o
to
3
c
~
>
o
o
a
O
"^
•-i
f-J
'A
<
»-;
o
'-5
y-,
o
ir^
O
^_
o
o
o
o
o
o
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
■o
o
o
»o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
I-^
o
o
h-
o
o
t^
o
o
o
o
o
-I*
o
•r
o
-«<
o
•^
= 3
r^
o
o
CO
o
to
CO
o
o
o
CO
o
< -*
<»
W
C =*
« •—
00
CO
-J<
■o
"O
,-H
c^
■<*•
rs
«o
OT
CO
CO
(M
CM
(M
<>>
f-H
•— <
c^
<>4
c«
[M
> X
at
<
cr>
^O
cr»
1^
QO
^
C-l
O
o
o
CO
cc
(M
--0
to
o
o
o
■^
CO
O
CO
-r
-r
o
CO
i
t
1
.
-
-
-
*
o
"
"
=
.
o
r
^
■
c
2
\
5)
rt
to
o
en
=
•
o
c
i
2
:;
3
:;
i
;
^
Q
^
;
-'
^
^
E-,
s
•
•
-
•
•
•
•
•
-
<
,
-
,
>;
[W
•
•
-
CC
«
o
s
•
-
o
N
C
o
J3
tn
ID
a
s
CO
o
c
o
CJ
V3
tn
a
S
a
"o
1
J3
a
a
•3
c
•c
c
c
a
>
«5
'c
C
2
of
a,
J3
c;
O
o
o
O
o
c
3
6
(-1
a
a
Q
G
Q
Q
C
a
«
P^
(X.
BOARD OF POLICE.
67
e!
•."S
o
n
n
n
30
n
ei
n
«
C-5
L:
ri
cJ
GO
s
i
o
o
c.
r^
30
c^
Ci
r^
rs
r*
•^
00
3D
oo
00
X)
»
CO
oo
»
w
2
jO
X
cT
^
<5
•5'
•-■i
o
30
OO
cT
o
•.■5
o"
o"
rs
r-T
e*
«
'^
"
—
*C
^
in
C
B
u
^
s
«■
e
c
-
^
>
^
IJ
^
<
o
<
-?
•I
C
o
'A
»-;
^
o
X
-= 1
8
5
s
s
8
S
s
o
o
8
8
8
g
o 1
g
r~
r-
s
§
g
t;
2
t-
o
o
g
g
g
R
r-
o
•=
1^
-
o
o
13
o
«■
o
O
(-.
o
r>
e^
•o
rs
-••
O
o
o
o
30
i
CI
c<
c^
«
?i
C-l
C^
s<
«
!N
s^
C4
?• !
f~
C5
„
X
c»
_
h*
o
o
(>>
r^
«i
o
O
r— 1
o
O
>;
i>-
^
»^
o
o
o
o
1-
o
•^
•f
•J
1
s
u
.
.
,
-
•
,
,
,
,
.
1^
-
a .= e a c =
s a = = — =
» • • ••so -c^ •• -!« .^
= E* = = £. =
5 5 = K = H 3
^ i. .. B- — XI.
S i) .S O il » o
* . .V^^K .d . , ,' .^.
= = c s = = =* = = = =
e= c;aK = 2c3 s = s
'spi'ooo'o'oos s'cc'c
.5 i" y S
E - = -
g -■ = c
o 5 £ ^
u, u. u, ;:
= o
W = a
O
o
5
"^
3
e
—
t;
i
"cO
s
o
o
<
c
?;
to
*j
= c o a -
^ -5 J •■: 5
6S
XINTH ANNUAL REPORT
C>
y-
1
«
c»
•o
o
03
I-
CO
oo
o
n
■o
r-
■x:
X
CO
O)
^
t^
t^
Cl
en
oo
cc
oo
^
oc
oo
aa
CO
00
»
00
00
00
00
oo
oc
o
Ci
o
0->
lO
CO
oo
00
r-
o
lO
t~
^ o
CQ
ca
— o
^
3
c
d
o
§
c
tp
_>.
to
f=.
r£4
O
^
•-5
<;
o
o
u
>-s
<;
*^
<
o
O
o
o
8
o
o
o
8
o
o
o
o
^ c
o>
O
o
•o
■o
•o
o
o
o
o
o
- 5
o
o
r-
t^
S
h-
r^
r~
o
<^
t^
o
o
o
o
-1<
-1<
-^
■-i<
o
■»?'
o
o
= «
o
t^
■^^
o
o
O
o
"3
CO
o
lO
o
o
< "■
«6-
- g
o
^
X
C5
c^
■H*
CO
m
r-
<M
t^
CO
o
c^
cz
C-l
c*»
IT!
C)
m
Cl
Ol
IM
= o
3
o
..
„
-r
to
CI
CO
o\
o
CO
to
,
^
<
kC
o
"^
-r
'O
•O
o
o
o
to
•-•5
o
o
_
-
5
.
.
'
a
*
*
=
o
-
^
*r
c
c
o
cr.
£
a
o
o
3
3
z
i
3
2
o
o
^
1
«
CS
a
a
—
CIU
-■
1
1
i s
-
-
•
•
.
-
-
•
z
-
<
_
J:;
1
>
>l
•
^
s
.
*
•
K
c
o
X
-5
c
o
o
'ft
O
a
W
c
<
CQ
O
5
1
o
o
^
K
>;
CQ
^
fe
15
"a
OQ
sA
>.
S:
■ _;
"*
^
c
c
S
' -
:;
;^
.ZI
2
o
o
o
3
3
o
o
^
^
^
f-«
»-t
l-<
►H
>*<
»-^
►-s
«
«
-A
r4
BOARD OF POLICE.
69
er
C-l
^
n
n
^
«
oo
•o
s
^
»
erj
»5
n
an
»
o
m
=.
o
»
oc
«-«
00
t-
c»
O
rj
00
00
00
CO
00
00
x>
»
f^
00
»
00
00
00
ri
00*
s
•o
o
eo
-*
00
Ol
o
lO
o
3"
ir.
^
s
X
-!
o
O
•5
2
>»
i^
-<
O
6
-?
a
«
s
s
8
o
o
-,
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
•o
o
•o
»=
o
o
o
o
h-
g
8
o
o
t^
— .
t*
h-
h»
r-
o
8
^
o
o
->
~f
o
-*<
^
o
o
va
"^
o
o
o
o
X
■o
O
O
o
o
CO
o
r>.
»
--3
rs
«^
o
o
t-
r-
o
o
c«
(r»
CI
CI
c?»
o
w
r~*
»1
e^
CO
.-r
«
X
IM
_
r*
-f
_
■^
l>-
<M
_
r^
>n
o
o
<i
-r
iO
o
C5
o
■c
■^
■^
O
o
»
CO
t^
-*j"
-
•
3
—
?*
^
»*
7
a
ji
H
:
•
•
•
•
•
-
-
-
•
•
*
*
■
^
r
3
^^
»
*
^^
"*
U5
"*
m
*
c
o
c
0
rt
5
•a
3
3
"3
"5
i
1
OS
3
"3
>
cs
3
*«
5
3
o
B
u
'5
tn
s
el
o
O
g"
s
3
1
1
1
5
2
J!*
s
8
o
to
a
'a
^
^
^
«4
1^
*5
•s
<«
««i
•Si
l<
•Q
?;
8
o
70
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
o ^ z:
y c s.
-^
u
C
c
«i
>
c
^
, *
-
rt
'~J
1/3
<
1-5
^
C
X,
>-5
'-'
•^
(->
o
O
^
o
o
„
o
o
o
o
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
f->
r^
^
o
^
o
o
r^
o
r->
<—.
-r
o
o
o
o
o
o
■O
t^
o
sc
o
o
■o
o
30
6
X.
i: _- -3
— o ^--
P, —
o
c - -
-2 5 Q
<! ^ ^
^ ^ P-( Ph
■O
H >■ £ — Q
.-H O
P-1 ^
"^
rt
^
-
6
'■9
ly;
o
to
o
v:
o
o
...
o
c;
^
Ph
^
»— t
^
CC
M
BOAKD OF POLICE.
71
o rt r;
s
«3 ^ "P >5 -T
U
X
O
■^ O
c
a
C S = J =
•X ^ "I ill ►—
o
c5
o
8 S § S
s
o
o
? 5
2 =>
o o
o o
o —
1=- « O •=
S 8
c/:
00
V9
c; -• C-; CO c> N rs
c^ c< o< o» J» i, J<
o "O r>- — -^ c5 -*.
t^ to -o « o »3 o t; ko
;l^
s
s
.it
^0
-= = a 2
e J s
< ^
s
1 I ^ i «2
^ I 5 ^. .-f
O O V >> «>
i a I :S -s
X as as 3Q ce
S — s
E —
- s -i --; o -^ c '-' . «- .
C 2
* S H H
3
5 S :=
^ ^ ^
> >
72
NINTH ANNUAL RErORT
Co
Co
Q5
CO
CO
CO
'^
^
•BUBO ..^jna lie
r; I* i^ ^ c>» — 1^ o CN cr. o '^^ -^
•O '^^ — ^ Ot -r -^^ O -r C-t (-._ — _^ r"-_ Jq_
■7^ r: 3C — -f :c r-^ -r c^ t^ ri" -r c^i^
o
to
1
•illwD auoqd»px
(M X o en -f -^ c ri ".^ ci r^ o 'O 'C X'
r^».-:oo— oxc^xr;:rst^cM-^'^
r^ o^ -r <N c. X, c_ C^ x_ x^ o\ r-_ o^ 'C^ -o
cc — of o-r x" o" x" cT c' x" O' CO X «' t-'
14.5,201
1
CT 1
— ^ r: -M --• — t^ o 1 I ■* o 1
^t T <n r^ rz -^ t^ Oi »o
o
o
j
1
1
i
1
i
•UOBIJ.I .V'JI.) pU8
O 1
C>4
O •-'i X c^ ^ — r* O I I (M cj I
o
o 1
crsxi-r^C^C: — ^ 1 1 IC^ 1
'V O *C Ci 1-1
CO
siiOBJa.i pajDfai
1 l^-!- — t^ricr — 33 1 1— u-5 1
'uoiiBisoim^Doiq
CT 1
o
r; -^ Ci t--. X — -r X 1 1 Os »f3 I
-r CI ^ cs " ^ -*
o
o
■uoiins oi
n 1
cc
OO-fcTior^ci'ri i i-t-r^ i
o — o o c. c^ --■: n CO
0_ »-"7 -r C-j^ -T -r n -r »0 1-^
•o <r c* <-^ i-T ^ c* »-<"
31,304
JO JaqniQX
d — u-i ic »o »c -o c^ 1 1 ci; -- 1
XCi^r:r:cn3'ix oo
o_ t^ -r to r:^ r* *-1 ^ ^ — -
•iuny JO
h- 1
ox
— X — — t^c-. no 1 Ir-tC I
X to ri o r-* *-": ox x ^^
c^ o, r: ^^ -i*^ -^^ — _ o uo 00
-r *r* ■;>i {^{ 1-^ 1-^ cf i-h
29,946
i
I
•t38odjn,i
J3i[10 Joj cuoa
CI 1
r: — <--: o 'M o c-i — « i \ t^ ^i* i
r: f* -ri X 1-* 'o c t^ -T X
X)
1
1
j
i
1
•MUBqjn]s|(i
Iiaob oj BoiiH
1 1 loi-i-i IX oi is^-Hi
g
•Bwnzps
Joiibl'X JOJ Eunji
-r I
-1*
-rr*xojr:o — — I loo I
O
o
•^
j
■BiiBiaa 2u|AaAaoo
1 1
TTZTZ ic^ ir;x 1 iCOrjn 1
CO
'SdiU <^ SDDH
O 1
•Cr^OCCCiX— O 1 |Tj«C^ 1
'Sjauos|jj JOJ sung
o 1
o
«.- I- »--^ r^ ^ ^ X -r 1 10-+- 1
r* o — o «c >rr -— -- o c^
c^ »c_ c^_ x__ r: rt o^ -j» w^ o
-r-r — I— •— '^-t'J I— t
1
rr::crc = = c: = c:cc
_c_c c c _c c x.£ .2 .£ .2 .£ .2
Jt v, *x [« 1^ *x [7 ^ "3 |x ]^ *3 "w
S5
Dlv
Dh
Div
Div
Div
Div
Div
Dlv
Div
Div
Div
Div
Div
BOARD OF POLICE.
73
■<
a
.TM
-« «
e9
^
>4
e«
o
^
1 «
•j»iO pi»n
r
■ao|iv<>ojj
•a
I $
1
•
1
'
-
'!"° :
•moo
A
- «
1
1
1
1
-
"h i
3
3
3
S
■pMMUa lOM
ts
- »
1
■
1
1
1
•1= i
•iKa O.I
•«
-
- «
M
99
P3
?•
2
• s ;
2
3
■•(viiinbov
s;
" '
•^
S
' h 1
X
■■<io|K>|iao3
ff
n «
-
-^
-
•a
o
■js 1
•uno3 jon
s
3M
9 <
O
«
O
3
?*
a
-
2 1
-•dng a| |»»ox
^
»• ••
^
1
•
,
1
o
1
•- 1
CO
•QOpKJOJJ
fS
1
1
1
t
1
3
CO
■»IUOO
M
•
^"
2
■unoo jon
8
—
a *
1
n
-
•a
^
3
s
" 2 1
3
■»dngjojp|»n
3 X
■paauiiao^
S
— «
«9
1
1
-
-
o
1
«
L
^
-•(wUiIv
s
-
« «
1
1
1
1
1
o
1
5 '
e> i.
i
•2 "
§
•4S
9 ^
S
^
e»
1
e4
3
1
T*
'2 P
1
■•intinbjv
<3
S *■
U z
1
-«ao|i
A
-♦
5 -
s
•
'
1
•"
»-■
I
~
'
■9|Aao3 |«uu
>r
5«
m
K M
S
s
o
3
►-
«
g
O
^2
•painsMoij «M«3
rt' 1
OS *^
« fc.
1
(3
e
_
s
«e
^
_^
M
^
*«
!
•|»lOi
""
W
S|
O _:
M
n
rt
"> 0
§
■
Si ts
n
1
1
-»
,^
,
«
1
3 :
■^^ X
::
Minna J
c
21
<
■•»i»n
2
^
3 -
2
CO
'^
-
o
at
3
•"
§
o
9«
«
R"
0
s
^,
^
^
_
^
C)
1 -paijodfa •»«»D
1
«
w
o 1
1
- *
li
-
•
-
.
•
. -
s
■ '
3
'
*
*
"
i
- -
-
•
"5
•
•
-
SS
»
t:
o
o
1
a
S
2"
-3
p
S
3 ■
b
o
- S
%
ft
5*
^
o
a
3
^
«
o
ja
o
^
1
1
1
1
J-
1
1
(1
•
t
S
e
9
J
■3
a
a
e
9
2
5
3
«
a.
3
\
o
•3
3
1
1
3
■
3
■3
S
£
3
3
■3
C
«
1
3
1
o
-3
3
■
E
9
1
1
74
NINTH ANNUAL IIP:P0KT
3
o
•4a.\o Piail
■aoiicqojj
•anj no
*P*>S«OJJ lox
•■iim OK
•-■ oo
-ei«iljnb3V
*sao)i3{Aao3
\ -ddiis a![ujox
«-» oo 03
•3|!i OO
^ o •-•
-pdttu|iuo3
■eiBaddv" I
■ -^ I C4
■Bicuinbov'
■BOOH
•oi.vaoo |«wLi
>— ■ a I
-paiQ3aaojj sdev^
- 3
S M
r» o ?»
C* CI o
I- ^- CO C3
'SdlCUJdJ
II <-• I
•■0[1!K
O Oi ^
*panoddii eaee^ »
o
O
= »
"3 o
j= u
(a --
n
? 3
>
1
1
1
I-
eo
K
•"■
X
^
►«
n
n e a ;= a
s
»
p
K
•a
•<
C
■<
SI
^
U
z
Sb
b.
o
O
o
?^
^
3
■O
s
w
a
p
J3
-c
o
e -
^ *
««-.
> o
n S
E a
c o
<5
BOARD OF POLICE.
75
I I- t
«• e< I
C« I I CO
I ei C4
e* o I
r- d I «e
•-« ^ -» «
c« « I
liS
3
i-i N ea
►- » •* M c»
^ O •-. t-« 3
M ^ d
s s
I I I
I •-' M
00 g e«
■
a
• ■ ■ • ■ >i
- s ^ =
■ c 1; «
o fc o o
ee c — -:
o E
S £ 5 o
5, O
O 3
si
O X
« t<
76
NINTH ANNTJAL REPORT
■j?io pi-m
'
. .|
•ooijcqojj
M
■ "1
CI
t^
•^■J no
-« 1 1
-
3
C
O
•pa»«<uj lox
• • ■!
1
c
■»ma ox
rm 1 1
'^
u
•«|«ll!abov
C« 1 1
CI
•saoil^tAuoo
e«
pi 1
-»
.3dnsu!C»ioj,
^ 1
=
■aoilrqoj.I
' ^ '
^
•^liioO
1 r- 1
O
•J
•ljno3 JOiJ
-adng JO;pi3ii
^
^ 1
o
*p*napao:>
1 -r 1
•' .
-»]oddv
'-
O 1
1
1
•picnmboy
«»
«C 1
^ ;
1
1 o ^
•pain:^3floja»«o
cC
^ '^
I! i
t
-moi
-
CI
•BJITOISJ
I
S '
^ i
■"!»«
r
§ 1
1 -pauodsaKwo
i
« •=
M
S
«
n 1
o
1 1
1
'^
1 1
Cl 1
«
. ^
'1
-
1 1
'
"*■
1 ^
"
C4
1 ^
o
O
1 o
g
O
CQ
' '
'
'
1 1 1
'
1 o
?;
1 1 C3
«
1 1 «
to
1 C-5
■»
"^
-H rt
n
*~
« c«
§
r-< CI
eo
I •—
-*
c»
" =
S
C3
.-• w
d
•^
s
O
is
b
b
C
Eb
O
E
a
<
Si;
= = 5
- - — tf
- _o __ 3
S -2 3 ^
BOARD OF POLICE.
77
^ ' ■ ■
s
1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I I
1
■ " s ' ' ' is
I I 1 1 1 1 I O 1 1 1 o
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C« 1 1 1
?l
''■'■'' a ■' '
3
• 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1
g
• " 3 ' ' ■
o
- . . .
00
.-..!..=....
3
c
• 1 ( 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1
o
<
'-•'"■' S •' "
s
m
ae
■ CI 1 1 1 1 1 ra 1 1 1
•d
•%
Ok
m
, ^ ^ „ ^ 1 1 g 1 1 n
H
H
Z
-<
<
z
Sf
k
O
,...„ = „ g - . ,
§
s
" ' § " - 2
§
1
* 1 1 ^ r-l •-• 1 n 1 1 1
.«
s
c.^^ ,„o««^««
i
n Or-
I
i ■ ■ 1 ". 1 ■ ■ «- ■ ■
1 ■ ■ 1 = i ■ ■ 1 ■ •
^ . ? :- f 1 . =■ I §
i 1 1H ^ ^1 U -
■ II 1 II 1 11 1 r|
1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 i ^ 1 1
1 i i J 1 1 ^ 1 i 5 1
1
rt
1
•*
1
" 11
1 1 rt 1 1
1
1
CI
1
M
1
'
n
-
■
w
1
r-
1
^
1 1 « 1 1
'^
1
00
1
-^
«
1
s
^
•-
1 1 1 1 ^
M
1
'
'^
'^
O
'
w
1
O
1
1
t
N
-
1
1
-
--
C4
*■
'^
■s
^
O
,
,
^
«
^
^
o
^
1
<o
'
'
^
s
^^
o
O
^
^
•a
1*
o
w
«
o
o
r.
2
o
>»
□
c
>•
>»
3
E
a
o
•r
3
?
JS
.3
C
<
•<
<
<
a
78
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
tJ '"
a
I
•J3A0 nan
1
1
1
1
c<
1
1
c»
1= 1
■UOimqoJJ
1
'
M
«
I
1
'
1
'
1 o
•oi!d 00
1
1
1
1
1
'
I
(
"*
1 3
■ «
c
*p3««0JJ (OX
-
1
<S
'
•
•
'
'
1 =
••ma ox
'
Cl
■^
"
1
"
1
'
OO
EC
u
•»IiiH|nbov
1
'
CI
'
'^
1
1
'
OO
^
•saonDiAao3
--
1
n
•n
o
o
-T
1
^
'
CO
i^
•imof) jou
w
CI
n
f.
c.
o
r-
r-
^
1
o
•^
.odngui |«|ox
^
-»
1
r
o
I
1
1
1
,
^
^
•noDsqojj
'
'
,
CI
^
,
1
1
1
1
,
,
,
t_
■»!!£ 00
1 1
•Ijnoo JOtJ
-adng Joj pisji
CI
1
o
"'
o
n
1
1
'
s
J
•ponaiiuoa
1
1
w
CI
c
«
*"
•
'
"
■^
' 2
'Bieaddy
'^
1
M
Cl
c»
1
1
■
•^
1
c<
a
M
n
c»
c»
„
1
1
1
o
o
1
n
o
t
••(cninl'^V
•gaoii
00
C)
.-
CO
^
1
1
I
;:;
1
1
n
Ci
-aiAaoo \\iaii
S
o
^
^
^
OO
_
_
o
3
' -p^
inooaojj 908B3
a
„
„
,_,
•iniox
o
<n C
tra
i hi
•83|sai3j
•^
!^
f^ ~
!
•«3l»K
C*
1
«9
M
„
to
^
^
„
^
s
1
pavioday BMB3
"
»
•
•
•
-
■
•
'
O
ti
.
c
S"
.
.
ttl
(D
tc
b
o
EC
o
o
o
a
2
3
3
3
C4
o
o
5
"
bo
■^
C5
t:
o
,
=
3
a
c
o
D.
a
i3S
M
o
O
t3
C
a
IZJ
o
t.
J4
^
>*
•o
e
3
C
_r
"3
C
o
o
5
c
S
"m
t
c
3
o
3
O
5
■2
o
s
o
■5
3
o
a
><
^
v?;
O
c
c;
CD
CO
U
BOARD OF POLICE.
as
^
'
.-«
'
«
•
o
•^
~ \
■
1
1
1
CI
1
5
--
' 1
'
1
1
1
«
^
«
■
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
«
rt
1
—
1
1
-
-
1
1
n
•
o
—
n
1
«
M
-»
1
'^
1
>n
e*
a
1
ao
^
Ti
»-
^
^
,
*n
to
_^
o
c*
ei
?•
3
-^
1
n
•
M
1
«-
C4
<o
3
1
1
«
-•
ffl
'^
'^
1
1
•^
»
»-
s
tf
S
'*
1 j
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
^^
1
1
1
oo
1
■
1
1
^
1
1
^
■*
1
^
,
w
(
o
1
^
M
,
1
O
rt
__^
'"
1
ea
M
o
•^
«
e«
1
M
•O
1
'*
s
S
o
—
S
1 1
M
'^
«
3
1
et
s
•a
«
»
CO
«
1
•*
«
►-
e«
1
n
^
e
-»
^
oe
__
m
Ok
CO
M
^
a
3
n
g:i
s
'^
s
s
**
a
2
•^
oe
s
»
Ck
►-
■^
5
C^
1
«
«
«
n
S2
"
'^
'
»
'^
e«
=
C3
ee
t-
1
1
oo
S
3
•
1
-*
1
1
s«
1
o
1
1
«
C4
e
•^
o
'~*
3
3
g
i
c«
c«
O
o
eg
s
a
^^
c*
^
^
^
«
a
oe
CO
r>
-^
a
o
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
1
e
e
,
"r
o
,
,
,
,
,
,
3
^
o
3
?
^'
1
•o
a
3
1
a
•a
a
i
.
o
3
S
c.
e
e
.
u
•
©
.
n
3
g.
3
,
.-
1
"3
•5
M
_o
•
a
o
8
3
S
-a
o
>*
e
a
?
s.
1
J
o
o
a
1
a
§
S
B
as
1
id
•s
a
2
s
a
3
1
S
a
I
O
a
3
3
a
s
e
j«
a
3
c
1
2
a
"3
-a
a
*
s
M
a
■
9
1
1 1
«
"5 ;
<
a
0
O
o
O
U
U
1^
A
a
M
:>.
t^
u.
u. 1
S 5
80
Is'INTH ANNUAL REPORT
a
1
1
1
M
t
1
1
r-
1
1
1
•J3AO p|.->n
1
■noii»qoi,i
1 1 1 1 1 n 1 t 1 • 1 ( 1
•»m 00
1
■
"
1
'
••
1
1
t
-
'
■ -
i =3
5
id
•powojj |0>I
'
'
'
*
'
'
••ma ON
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 1
••[Tlljnbav
1
(
"
^
1 1
1 ^
1
'■aon3(Aao3
^
ei
1
-r
"
ci
rt
1
'
1 o
•jjnoo io\i
oo
Cl
1
-
-
;:;
1
-
— S4
1
-oilng ai|«lox
n
t
M
,
1
^
1
1
,
1 1
•aoiiwiojj
1
1
c^
u3
1
o
1
^
^
1 1
•»I!J "O
J 3
6
■IjnoOi"H
cs
c»
1
1
1
1
1
'
1
1 •*
■odii8Jo;p|^ll
^
•pinauooo
1
1
1
""■
1
^
'
'
1
1 oa
1 <
o
J ^
-■[v^dV
o
'
t
O
"
g
;:
1
e»
•— rfi
(9
,
_^
^^
••fwlJinbav
naoii
o
s
CI
.
-^
n
s
z
o
1
r^ 1-
!
-3|ADO0 [■uij
1
00
b-
CO
.-•
CI
s
n
_,
'St
„
^
CI o
•painjMOJj iMuo
w-l
K
W3
s
?3
^
_
<a
_
•moi
^
w
1
n
;S
•fdt?ai9j
"
' *^ -
""<
O
^
„
a
M
,_
M
_
iM
M
^^
CI ^1
•M1«W
a
"*
o
00
irt
a
^^
■p^woday »^80
"^
^
C9
a
u
V
i
■
*
to
c
o
•
*
20
1
El,
9
O
Co
O
u
B
H
■s
a
«
C)
c
"3
•a
C
c
u
o
o
:3
a
•a
o
J3
"3
o
o
>
a'
c
o
S
c
O
o
o
o
a.
o
O
o
■3
a
5
g"
3
O
O
IB
£
■« o
• 1
1 i
!::
^
J3
O
:^
"=«
•o
•a
4
I t
to
o
i
=
r
o
a
s
o
o
3*
o
O
6
1
O
R
^
I-:
.^
^
:^;
O
o
BOARD OF POLICE.
1 1 1 1 1 1 o ■ 1 t f 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1
1
'-'«•••'••• 1 t 1
1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 ■ 1 > 1 > ■ * ■ *
1 C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O 1 1 CQ 1 1 1 1 I ■ 1
iiiiii^ii^itiniiiii*!
ini 1 ie»oi i^oi loiii II 1 1
fi 1 1 1 1 iiinoi 1 1 teto^ii^i
t 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■ ImoOIfoI IMC4I ts«i
1 c9 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 I 1 I I ■ > • •
1 I t-, t i<->c«i 1 1 1 1 ) iMtM* ini
I|III94ID*I'-^IIIIIIIIII
i(-4| 1 |s~se»<->tnr^i 1 1 |t-r-l*-^l
,„,„-«►-, =c«g-.,, -ss'-g'
-■'■''-«S5'=='|S 'S^-SS ■-» •
t t 1 i^^rsi 1 fjjwgi 1 i«a|2'*'"*
"--'-gS5-''SS22--SSS'-S3
" " " of
"■'■'-2SS"""f2SS'--RB2=™g3
. • . .....
o
o
1
3
m
t>
i
£
e
e
•s
2
a
Pardon conditions, violation of.
Perjury and sobomatlon of, .
Pharmacy law, rIoIatloD of, .
Police Signal law, violation of.
Prisoner escaped,
" rescue of, and attempt to
Pool selling, and possessing tickets
Public mootlnus, disturbing, ,
Public Pnrk Uogulallons, violation
Profane and obscone language, usic
Railroad law, violation of.
Runaways
Refusing to pay car-fare, etc..
Seaman, refusing duty as a, .
Street car, obstructing, .
Sunday law, violation of, ,
Stubborn children, ,
Suspicious persons, ,
Tubaooo, selling to niliior, .
Truahov
81
82
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
a
I— I
'A
w
J
1
1
1
CO
II
•J3*o Plan
^»
1 H
•aopBqojj
till
3
•OIU 00
1
1
1
S
g
O
o
*po«fl04J 10>I
1
1
'
to
■"iimoN
1
'
e»
i
■»l»11|nb3v
1
'
3
00
■«ao|i3|Aaoa
"
'
-
•
p
•unoo joiJ
"
i
-
1
O
■adng o| loiox
CO
1
1
o
,
s
•aoiinqojj
CO
,
1
o
1
o
■m.i "0
'~
H
cf
■adng Jo;p|ni|
'^
'
'
I
3
1 o
J
•ponuiiuoo
'
*"■
"^
=
-<
t;
u
•Biuoddv
"
1
■"■
'
g
•A
w
p)
a
•nnniinbay
t
1
'
o
ro"
•BUOIJ
-
CI
CI
t5
■OHIIOO |BU|J
oo'
CI
M
o
CI
n
•p,i
iinDMOj,! w.isn^
Tl
.
CO
CO
..
ei
j^
1
■I'lo.I,
'Ti
c
:sS
CO
'is
■801BIU3J
'
1
c\
1
1
M
CO
to
Z
CI
a
•M|»«
<a
H
j
o
on
CO
ei
_j,
•
psiiod*>l »3l#tl.')
f.
^
o'
.
.
«
o
c
_
T3
c
o
d
w
o
a
EC
a
o
o
u
b.
C3
O
-
U^
]o
>■
_»
o
*>
i
c3
b,
»
_s
.
O
^
9
o
1
(d
3
a
o
S
«
•
eS
t
55
5
'
®
a
5
73
1
H 11
b«
"S =•
II
"5
>
&:
II
BOARD OF POLICE.
83
i
o
8
B
H
1 u
1 £,
•jato PI3H
, %
8
N
e
3
S
3
S
•ooitvqoij
' o
S
CD
e*
■-
1
A
3
S
•»m "O
i "^
s
w
^
M
s
^
^ is
•pMKJa 10.1
■ S
•o
«
1
-^
•o
S
s
s
'Ilia ox
rt
el
s
-^
•*
C4
oe
w
§
•»ITHinboy
2
CI
r3
M
ct
a
00'
sis
m
1 "
-«ao|V>|Aao3
S
s
^
■*
o
o
s
i
1
•^
"^
-uno3 joiJ
«
r-
^
;:;
;5(
K
s
»o
s
-»<Jds o| |wiox
w
i r
S)
00
r-
„
u
w
--
S-
J^
s
2
^
■»IU no
i ■"
s
1 fc
I 5
C4
«•
->dnsJo;p|3n
a
g
2
o
s
e
3
3|r-
-pnuiiaoo
3
o
«
g
■*
rt
s
s
2
••leaddv"
1
o
^
o
-»
o
W9
■4
c«
i
s
a
■«|vn|nb3y
CI
o
c-i
ra
3
t^
s
s
o
r-
1
«
•»
••OOIJ
e
S
•o
w
»-
U
s
oe
H
■^
s
•X
•pj
tOMMUj wno
o
g
s
2
e
3
3
3
SJ
"
c«
o
3
■'s
•Fiox
cT
oo
s
S
§
00
I
5
s t
-»
oo
CO
w
•o
§
CD
§
"£
-•»|1!U»J
n
H
»
s
1 i's
C9
•O
3
ei
-«■
o
,^
»
^
O
1
•»I«K
o
>o
y
ffi
s
S
i
n
M
s
-»
1
utio<b]{Mno
s
n
i
■^
A
%
.
1
1
3
•
"
□
--
a
s
1
»
.
£
S4
_
o
o
a.
•J
«
a
o
e
o
o
c.
o
1
a
a
1
8
O
1
«
J
e
a
i
t ■
o
= s
=-
o
o
o
n
9
II
a-
1
&
1
3
s
o
s
ii
ss
S3
5
•
a
t]
fa *
to *
si
ti
m
63
o
o
0 ■
:^
lb
0
C
» 3
^
♦»
ri
^
la
«f
»^
-• i5
s
e
o
o
o
o
e
o
2
2
A
»
»
!Q
%
»!
II
84
NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
o
"5>
y^ 2
H 5
o
•r.
0
"°M
«^
■»J0»,\
to
1
-J< 1
1
1
t^
to
CO
2
T-«
*-<
0
-1*
S
»-l
b.
to
V.
bl
31
I--
1
e-i 1
1
1
i^
0
•
0
'BUOU9J
I-«
■0
y.
*
f-l
F-l
td
•A
O
:'l
Ki
w
.kN tt
__CI
r«
"C*
^>?«
0
■V '-,-
53^^
^'r*
<s^^
■tawi
C^
00
to cs
»
^
Ci
to
C\
Si
00
to
(N
c^
tn
0S
i-i
f-t
•— «
0
h.
K
O
0
M
u.
S
0
0
•0 0
t^
0
0
0
C-l
E-
n:
-ffUOUSJ
0
0
01 rl
-^
0
cr>
rH
i-»
m
<>»
c^
3
x
0
<
'■A
=«
»;2
_*J
0
■i2V0X
0-3
C5
0
o> 1
01
0
1
1
1
0
H
■«
0
Ci
CO 1
C-l
1
1
1
<n
M
-fuoudj
0
<?<
0
^_^
0
~j< 0
0
C^
c^
1^
<M
0
0
»(. 10
0
0
0
00
C5
0
0
0 0
0
C^
-7*
c*
CO
■junomv
<o
05 CO
■o
0
«
CO
00
0
■^ lO
o\
a3_
t^
CN
0" •-•"
-^
ct"
■^
c^
l—t
o\
e3
0
«»
«>■
U4
CI
0
CO —1
0
0
CO
CM
to
-fiUOB
0
■^
CI 1^
0
CT
r*
0.
0 — '
"^
(>)
C^
-JOJ
JO Jd<lUJQ»{
C-l*
■^
00*
,
,
^
•
.
.
.
,
0
s
0
**
.ti
>
>^
CJ
-^
^_
c
'
■3
0
0
a
■
to
c
s
g
1 i^
CJ
to
S 53
0 a,
0
■r:
9
0
_>
0
0 p
(n
rt
^
=2
.
lb.
0
>>
^ t/3
0
■■n
0
0
0 -2
to
Hj
0
2
0
0"
1 Ic
_CJ
t3
~^
0
u
0
&, s
^ '^
0
0
-
"a
C3
•
s:
^^
4-1
"S J^
,3
.4^
<hj
^—
f-
2<
to
c
"3
to
■« ,3
to .*a
n 0 0
0
5
xn
to
c::
X
tc
0
c
•
0
sl|.i
>^
en
a
=0
0
to
0
e*
0
a
1
0
0
0
0
1
2 .oj 's r:
s2
1
1
^
0
0
0 2
pl-(
0
5
0
-■
ci
n ^
0
0
t-^
q6
0
0"
6 6
6
d
d
d
S5
A
"A "A
S^
fs;
;2;
^i
BOAED OF POLICE.
85
tmx
^ <
St
< M
I
I I I I
I I I I 00
-^ CO
-< o
*u«JX
•a
3
a
a
-<
^ ot
'%n»\
i-i r-i Ol
« O I O t>-
3
•<
-
-=
■3
2
■
t
•
•
to
-
•=
S
3
o
03
•
5J
o
-^
s«
O
o
o
o
>>
>.
en
a
a
^
o
o
o
c
bo
a
9
.2
o
"p
g
tp
at
o
o
3
o
a
w
"o
"2
.®
■*j
tt
c
«n
a
9}
00
s
s
s
.o
o
s
c
—
e
s
eS
C3
■^
s
C3
t«
!«
^§
O
in
to
o
c
OS
a
a
CS
a
K
3
?%
i* S
o o
O
o
V
o "5
3
to
o
o ^
<=
■Z'>
s
= o
C
O
O
<^
'^
O
o
O
-
0*
ai
•<*■
o
o
t>;
00
o
3
6
O
d
d
d
d
2;
2
y.
^
•A
;«
;2;
>5
3 9999 06314 ^y«
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11