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Patrolman 17 John Heher July 14, 1892 Chanceman Aug. 31, 1892 Chanceman Laborer Ireland 174 Jefferson street        " 18 Edward Coughlin Mar. 31, 1892 Patrol driver July 13, 1892 Patrolman Iron worker United States 294 Hill's alley        " 19 William Adams Nov. 10, 1890 Patrolman     Laborer United States 44 Bellevue avenue        " 20 John E. Hutchinson Mar. 22, 1890 Patrolman     Railroader United States 84 Bruenig avenue        " 21 James R. Laird Mar. 22, 1890 Patrolman     Carpenter United States 217 Kossuth street        " 22 William Schenck Feb. 6, 1889 Patrolman     Rubber worker United States 465 Calhoun street        " 23 George H. Parker Sept. 1, 1892 Chanceman Feb. 15, 1893 Patrolman Carpenter United States 169 Walnut avenue        " 24 Peter J. Smith Mar. 22, 1890 Patrolman     Kilnman United States 745 S. Warren street        " 25 Charles H. Smith Mar. 22, 1890 Patrolman     Heater United States 58 Poplar street        " 26 Charles Huepeden June 23, 1891 Patrolman     Kilnman Germany 1219 Stanton street        " 27 Edward Fitzzpatrick Dec. 14, 1889 Patrolman     Marble cutter Ireland 413 Federal street        " 28 Richard Pilger Feb. 15, 1890 Patrolman     Chain maker United States 223 W. Hanover street        " 29 Samuel Stout Sept. 6, 1890 Patrolman     Brakeman United States 42 Conrad street        " 30 John Hoffman Feb. 6, 1889 Patrolman     Brick maker Germany 523 Pennington avenue        " 31 Dennis Lane June 25, 1888 Patrolman     Rubber worker Ireland 98 Bellevue avenue        " 32 Edward Kelly Sept. 6, 1890 Patrolman     Potter United States 362 N. Clinton avenue        " 33 George Clark April 18, 1890 Patrolman     Bleacher United States 228 N. Willow street        " 34 John McCarthy Mar. 22, 1890 Patrolman     Kilnman United States 28 Adeline street        " 35 Michael Shannon May 25, 1891 Chanceman May 28, 1891 Patrolman Car conductor United States 751 Second street        " 36 Frank S. Higbee Jan. 30, 1891 Chanceman Feb. 25, 1891 Patrolman Carpenter United States 672 Lamberton street        " 37 James B. Culliton May 1, 1888 Patrolman     Potter England 15 Olden avenue        " 38 Jacob Walters Mar. 31, 1892 Chanceman April 20, 1892 Patrolman Wire drawer United States 115 Fall street        " 39 James H. Smith May 1, 1888 Patrolman     Potter United States Broad & Harding streets        " 40 Charles H. Schenck May 1, 1888 Patrolman     Cigarmaker United States 353 Cummings avenue        " 41 George Mathias Aug. 7, 1891 Chanceman Sept. 9, 1891 Patrolman Brick maker United States 12 Morgan street        " 42 James Feenan Feb. 27, 1893 Chanceman May 17, 1893 Patrolman Wire drawer Ireland 463 S Broad street        " 43 John McKeon Mar. 31, 1892 Patrolman     Laborer Ireland 156 Jefferson street        " 44 John Barker Nov. 10, 1888 Patrolman     Teamster United States 233 Bayard street        " 45 Oliver G. Cochran June 27, 1891 Chanceman Aug. 6, 1891 Patrolman Potter England 316 N. Clinton avenue        " 46 John McDonough Sept. 11, 1891 Patrolman     Laborer Ireland 125 Kossuth street        " 47 Peter McLaughlin Feb. 25, 1893 Patrolman     Boiler tender Ireland 461 Whitaker avenue        " 48 William Higgins Sept. 6, 1890 Chanceman Sept. 25, 1890 Patrolman Kilnman United States 37 Sweets avenue        " 49 William Shockley April 29, 1890 Chanceman Aug. 28, 1890 Patrolman Teamster United States 130 Adeline street        " 50 John Maguire Jan. 21, 1887 Patrolman     Car conductor Ireland 345 Second street        " 51 Ernest Hillman Mar. 31, 1892 Patrolman     Rope maker Germany 610 Second street        " 52 Liscomb Applegate April 29, 1892 Patrolman     Potter United States 540 N. Clinton avenue        " 53 Richard J. Bamford Mar. 31, 1892 Patrolman     Saw maker United States 114 Mott street        " 54 John J. Donnelly Mar. 31, 1892 Patrolman     Wire drawer United States 208 Forman street        " 55 Charles Higham Mar. 31, 1892 Patrolman                  " 56 William N. Hibbs May 4, 1891 Patrolman                  " 57 John Ryan Dec. 1, 1893 Chanceman             * William Hartman, patrolman, May 2, 1876; resigned May 3, 1881.

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MONTHY CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMES AND OFFENCES.

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MONTHY CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMES AND OFFENCES - Continued.

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DISPOSITION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED

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DISPOSITION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED- Continued.

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OCCUPATION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED MONTHLY

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OCCUPATION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Coninued.

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OCCUPATION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Coninued.

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OCCUPATION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Coninued.

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OCCUPATION OF PRISONERS CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Coninued.

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ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY

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ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Continued.

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ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Continued.

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ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY- Continued.

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AGES OF PRISONERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY

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TIME LOST BY SICKNESS AND OTHER CAUSES, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY

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TIME LOST BY SICKNESS AND OTHER CAUSES, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY - Continued

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RECAPITULATION Of the Number of Days Lost By Sickness, Disablility and Other Causes.

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APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS IN THE DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR

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TRIAL UPON COMPLAINTS AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE POLICE FORCE DURING THE YEAR.

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NATIONALITY OF PRISONERS, CLASSIFIED MONTHLY.

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SEXUAL CONDITION OF ARRESTS, MONTHLY.

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PATROL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE

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RESIGNATIONS, DEATHS AND DISMISSALS IN THE DEPARTMENT FROM MAY 23d, 1889, TO MARCH 1st 1894 Name. Deaths, Etc. Date. Frederick Beckman Died December 8th, 1889 Bernard McManus Died April 19th, 1892 Clet R. Whildey Died February 6th, 1893 Henry C. Cook Resigned April 30th, 1890 Thomas Corbett Resigned October 4th, 1889 Thos. Colclough Resigned August 6th, 1891 William Compton Resigned April 27th, 1892 Amos Greib Resigned October 10th, 1889 Louis Hartman Resigned November 22d, 1893 Jas. A. Jackson Resigned April 22d, 1891 Joseh Kirkham Resigned September 6th, 1891 Daniel Kane Resigned September 2d, 1890 Peter Killmurray Resigned November 26th, 1890 Henry McCully Resigned September 1st, 1890 William Naylor Resigned September 2d, 1891 Amos Quigg Resigned February 14th, 1890 John P. Roddy Resigned July 16th, 1893 Charles G. Smith Resigned June 25th, 1891 Theo. Trimmer Resigned September 24th, 1891 Henry Vanness Resigned September 25th, 1890 James Brindley Dismissed August 28th, 1890 Wm. Chambers Dismissed Fenruary 15th, 1893 Thos. Cannon Dismissed September 24th, 1891 Frank P. Crilly Dismissed May 28th, 1891 Simon Housell Dismissed December 31st, 1891 Joseph Raywood Dismissed August 24th, 1892 John J. Vanhorn Dismissed December 30th, 1890 William Willis Dismissed April 2d, 1889 Theodore Wolfarth Dismissed April 20th, 1892

REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES FOR THE Fiscal Year Ending February 28th, 1894.

To the Honorable Board of Police Commissioners:     GENTLEMEN - I herewith present my third annual report, showing the work accomplished by the officers of the Detective Bureau during the fiscal year 1894, and express my thanks for favors received.             Respectfully submitted,                                 CHAS. H. McCHESNEY.                                                 Chief of Detectives.     The following is a list of property, goods and money stolen and recovered and returned to owners by the Detective department:

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194	REPORT OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.
REPORT OF DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT AND DISPOSITION OF THE SAME.

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196	REPORT OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.
REPORT OF DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT AND DISPOSITION OF THE SAME- Continued.

REPORT OF THE POLICE SURGEON FOR THE Fiscal Year Ending February 28th, 1894.

To the Honorable Board of Police Commissioners:     GENTLEMEN – I have the honor to present my annual report as Surgeon of Police for the year ending February 28th, 1894, as follows:     Three applicants only were examined for the force during the year. These were found to be physically qualified for appointment in accordance with instructions as laid down in the Police Manual governing medical examination.     Great care is at all times exercised in conducting the examinations, and in doing so every consideration must of necessity be waived other than that looking only to the applicant’s physical qualifications and fitness for the proper performance of the arduous and exacting duties required.     Your Surgeon has frequently been called, both by day and at night, to visit and report upon the sick and injured members of the force; also to attend such prisoners brought in to either station and requiring aid.

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The table below sets forth the diseases, accidents, &c, and number of cases of each treated, occurring on the force during the year:     No deaths have occurred on the force during the year.     In April and December last year, and January of present year, the force suffered very much from the epidemic of “La Grippe,” then prevailing in this vicinity.     At this time more than one-half the force (forty-one members) were attacked with the disease, but fortunately none of them was subsequently incapacitated for active duty as the result of illness from that cause. Aside from this the general health of the force throughout the year has been good.     The beneficial results of shorter hours for patrol duty on the

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health and bearing of the men, alluded to in the last report, has been equally apparent in the past.     Four hundred and fifty visits were made to the sick and injured members of the force during the year, and eighty-nine day and night visits to the respective stations, on special call, to attend prisoners and others found ill and brought in off the street.     In closing I desire to thank the department in general for the courtesies and aid extended to me in the performance of duty.             Respectfully submitted,                         WM. B. VAN DUYN,                                 Police Surgeon.