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PrasoA S'aftSiics-Cap Alexander H. Stevens, first de-
Tu;y kcccr Of the criminal department of the City Prison
has politely furnished with statistical Of al
she prisoners convicted at the General and Special Sessions
OF thi, cy during the noath OF January February, and
March o the present wear The whole number thus
N:ced Is aj2-o whom l2S were married and l24 single
l45 wcrc temperate and O7 incorporate, moderate
drinkers; 29 can read and write a read hut
and Il ucsr read write. Received religious
sr'c,ion 1872 received religions instruction. 90. The
crimes or which ley convicted distributed
follows; guilty of grand larceny % of pctit larceny l56
assault and battery 81 forgery bgamy . burglary .;
assault and batter, and e; keeping dsordery house


ansaashier ) assault and battery with intent to Kill ,
false prcicncc robbery the degree 5 assault and
battery with n,sn, 10 rape abandoning her infant
/ insurng Lottery tickets l. OF those convicted A. were
sen,cnccd the State Prison; l27 to the Pcnenar GA to
thc City Prison; II the House of Refuse aned only 3
OF these 200 male, and 46 females The average ages
werc as follows between the ages of 10 and 90 laa
between 20 and 80 - between 80 and 10 &c between 40
and 30: between 80 and 60 between 50 and 20 and
! between 20 and so wears.


OF these S$ OF the State OF Newlor 10 o.
New-Jcrscy Of Pennsyv Of Vermont, Of Dc,a-
Of OHIO. Of Massachusetts, OF North Carolina
Of Ala' Ind > of Georgia, 3 Of Connecticut of Rhode
Island of kcntucky, Of South Carolina of v-giaa, .