New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
ENFORCEMENT or POLICE DISCIPLINE.

WHOLESALE TRANSFER OF sERGEANTs-A PETITION
FOR THE CLOSING oP LIQUOR SALOONS ON
SUNDAY.
The Board of Police Commissioners held
their first open meeting for time late yesterday
afternoon President Masell in the chair Important
business involving the transfers OF sc sergeants and
other changes, transacted Commissioner Voorhs,
the Chairman Of the Committee Rules and Discipline
read preamble in which he spoke of pre- vous reso-
luton Of the Board asking the Committee TO consider
what transfers might be necessary and expedent in
order TO increase the efficiency OF the Police Depart
ment and said that the Committee after CAREFUL
consideration, recommended the transfer OF CO
sergesnts, take effect March l, which recommen-
daton was adopted by the Board.
The officers transferred are Frank B. Randall George
L. Suite, Win. W. Sullivan. Levi Grove, James Loonie
John J. FIizgerad. Theron T. ThOmpsOn, Chrlstopher
ney Cornelius Weston Francis J. BlUfeld James Ions
dale, Edward Knight, Frank W: Robb, William H. Chrlt
George Armstrong NJ NJ Rooney. II. J. Miner, G. E.
TOwnes William A. RUSSELL L. II. Pickett, j. r. Good
Thompson, H. X. Woodruff, W. vredenburg, Theodore
Bumstead, jerome II. Ferris I. v Holbrow. J.
NJ Tuck, stephen Z. Brown, J. ID. Blake. W. I. Deyoe
Thomas L. Heape. Isaac Bird. NJ. flaming, Arthur
son. b. l. Philips Frank Welth. s. d. Larnn, Joseph
H. Mcconnell, Thomas NJ. James. Oliver Tlmms stephen
3: smith, George Barrett, George NJ DAVIDSON and
Patrick Daily ana Michael Wallace, who were dropped
from the police force but had been formally dis
missed to be assigned dutyH the Thirty third
Ward Their petition referred TO the Committee on
Rules and Discipline. Commissioner Duryee the Treas
OF Board reported that the amount asked for
derayng the expenses OF the police mad been siSS Co.
This sum mad been received, less 1888 80, the amount
asked Police Station in the Nineteenth Precinct
which Mr.. Earle had withheld. The Board OF Health
sent communication regard to the dumping OF ashes
and garbage the vacant lots between
Seventy fourth aud Seventy-dfth-sts, which
was referred 10 the Committee Cleaning. An
drew Hillock OF the Eighth Precinct Police was dis-
missed from the force for intOxlcatou Frank Ehlers
OF the Ninth Precinct and JOnn C. Ryan OF the Nine
teenLh Precinct dismissed for repeated absence
from post without Eugene A Martins resigna-
accepted. the retirement OF George Nevln,
ate OF the detective squad referred 10 the Com
mttee Rules and Discipline. George l. Brad
bury asked for permission to give Capt Nc
Donnell OF the Eighth Precinct Police 500, and the
matter was tn the Committee on Rules and Dis
cpnle. Cathariue Eyers the widow OF the patrOlmaD
vino by horse car a1d killed whle puf-
SUNG criminal, applied TO be placed upon the pension
list alleging that sac left with two children ana
wit hOut any property OF support, except her
needle. The care referred 10 the Commit
tee on Rules and Discipline. petition l40 feet III
presented by committee the Norfolk ~ rect Meth
Odst Church. asking the enforcement OF the sunday
Liquor law. The petition was referred 10 Superlnlend-
ent Wang, with orders 10 give notice agdIn 10 the
captains the precincts that the Board desired the el-
fOrcemen; OF this law.