The New York herald., 1874-12-12
POLICE AFFAIRS.
Weekly Meeting OF the Police Commits

Weekly Meeting OF the Police Commits
siOners.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Police Commits
sioners yesterday morning the communication
from the Counsel to the Corporation was pre-.
sented, which Is printed below. Mr. Smith says
it Is reply to request made oY the Police Com
missioners for information as to the steps he has
taken 70 have vacated the injunctions restraining
the police from interfering with certain
theatrical performances on Sunday evenings.
The Pohoe Commissioners. however, using the
language Of the aDtquated and voluble 'Miss
Corney," say, "lt s nothing OF the sOrt, and fur.
ther say that the communication tells them moth.
ing they did not know before They, therefore,
adopted o new resolution to request Mr.. Smith to
tell them what ne has done, or Is doing, to have
tine n o. s sowe s
Commissioners expressed the opinion that Uoun.
sci Smith had gone out OF his way to tell them
their duty, which they knew very well, but were
impeded IN performing. instead OF going straight
at the task Of informing them what ne had done
ing is the communication which riled the Police
COMMISSIONERS l.tt
Tbs H1sosAsLE the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
sSrlenrs~in answer to your letter of the 4th inst
has yor S.en ma y the e
Court ths iissoluon inahsSn
sss So1 ,Ss
the public and order the lIst day the week
asS eSaper q d s As S
doubt that the INJUNCTION las. referred 3 VIII be DIS
When the decision is annonnced
gentlemen very re5pslppIIly yeSs sMf TDedens
Counsel to the Corporation.
The Board heard reports rom Superintendent
Walling on the cases Of Captain Mcdonnell and
Patromen Benjamin Tessar0, George n. Wyman
Searssa se uuasr o
GERS performed acts for which rewards are Onered
1s made no s 20 sa e
taken. The commissioners refused to allow Cap
tain Mcdonnell 70 take $50 from b, Bradbury Bros, Bros;
thieves. They considered that ne nad done no
more than hls aaty They permitted Patroman
iSl Urigsnd s'IS and murderer as a. the time &c
msas the osU1ss s1ss ss Wsmsn n nu'y waiting
to be given or refused permission to accept $3.50
rested q man VINO broke open street letter box
and Patrolman Richard Ganley Is anxiously hop
arrestins M deserier rom Governors Island. Their
cases were referred to the Committee on Rules
& General ' T. l. viele sen. to the Board sectional
map OF tns city, copies Of which he offered to fur
nisn to ponce stations for SIS each. The matter
was referred to the cnief clerk OF the Board, Mr.
4 Hawley.
! The Committee on street Cleaning reported to
pay $50 for each oil 200 scow toads ., street DIRT,
to be delivered at the foot OF West xtletn street
Z Inc Boaru accepted MI. StdITInS Ou1T. IHlHcItO
/ the street dirt, wn;ch mas been delivered at the
foot Of East Ninetysixth street. has been paid for
Jat % sle ac@ oa clerk in the
Detective ONCE, and set apart the rooms now oc.
cupied by the Property Clerk ior the use OF the
/ Vaccination Bureau OF the Health Department.
The following named men were appointed os
patrolmen :-Owen McEntee, Twenty first pre-
cinct; Frank Kavanagn, Eleventh precinct; Philip
Fellman, 1h;rty-tnird preclnct; James ypurn
Twenty.secOnd precinct.
The Board cited the following men to appear
before 1t previous to appointment 10 the iOrce =
Eomund Carey, Lewis C0nnor, George b.. Hewitt
willard F. Hansee, Michael J. Connolly, Emory D.
parker.