Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-14
CHANGE OF HOURS.

Superintendent Smith Presents a
 Plan fer the RedetatIing of the
 Captains and Sergeants Which IS
 Adopted by the Police Commits
 sioners-Other Business Transacted.
 At the meeting of the board of police commissioners last evening Superintendent Treadwell Smith announced that he had plan for redetailing the captains and some of the sargeants in the various precincts, so as to enable the former to be out on the street some hours during the day, and also to be at the police headquarters between the hours of and o'clock p. m., when the largest squads go on their beats.
 The following schedule which he sub mitted was approved by the commits sioners: -.-
 Station No. 1-Captain Wrinn's time 8 a. m. to 4 p. m., from 12 to for dinner; Sergeant Mcbride, 4 p. m. to2 g. m:, 2 to 8 o'clock for supper; Sergeant Crocker, 2 p. m. to @. m., relieving Sergeant Mo to a. m., 10 to 3 street duty, then re- ieve Sergeant Mcbride; Sergeant Driscoll, a. m. to 6 p. m., relieve Captain Wrinn for dinner.
 Station No. 2-Captain o'Keefe, time, 8 a. m. to p. m., 12 to for dinner; Ser geant Bradley, p. m. to 9 a. m., 2. to 8 for supper; Sergeant McGann, 10 p. m. to a. m., 10 to o'clock on street duty, then relieve Sergeant Bradley; Sergeant Mo Grath, 12 noon until p. m., relieving Captain O'Keefe for dinner and Sergeant Bradley for supper.
 Station No. 3.-Captain Hyde, time, 8 g.. m. to 4 p. m, from 12 to for dinner; Ser geant Orr, D. m. to "a. m., 7 to 8 for supper; Sergeant Stormont, 10 p. m. to a. m., 10 to 3 on street duty, then relieve Sergeant Orr; Sergeant Bergin, 12 m. to 10 D. m.. relieving Captain Hyde for dinner and Sergeant Orr for supper.
 Station No. fCaptain Brewer, time 8 a. m to p. m., from 12 to 1 for dinner; Sergeant Woodruff, 4 p. m. to 3 8. m., ? to s for supper; Sergeant Bissell, 10 p. m. to a. m, 10 to on street duty, then relieve. Sergeant Woodruff; Sergeant Herman, 12 m. to 10 p. m., relieving Cap tain Brewer for dinner and Sergeant Wood ruff for supper.
 The application of Terrence S. Smith for appointment on the force was laid on the table until next meeting, as the appli- said, was in consequence of his having been weighed with all his clothes on. Police Surgeon Lindsley will be present at the next meeting when Smiths application will be considered.
 Applications from James A. Hughes and Peter T. Hayes were received and ordered on file. A communication from W. c. Smith, superintendent of the fire alarm telegraph asking that the board include in it's esti mates for 1892 request for an appropria tion of $400 with which to lay conduits in the future was referred to Commissioners Smith and Sheehan, the committee on esti mates, as was also the matter of an appro priation for the improvement of the lock, up.
 Officer George Waas appeared and asked 1 for remuneration for the eleven days or which he was unable to do any work 1T consequence of injuries received in making | an arrest on the evening of September 21 l His request was granted and he was give1 pay for full time.
 Superintendent Smith reported that the | firm of Schlesinger & Go. of New York | who are furnishing uniforms for larg' l portion of the men, was willing to furnish cloth for the men instead of making thu | superintendent deal out the cloth. Th' men preferred to get the cloth direct from l the firm and in consequence the rule ap 1 plying to the matter was rescinded ant hereafter the men will get the cloth direc from the firm.
 Permission was given to Superln tenden
 Smith to keep his horse and carriage a | police headquarters.
 It was stated by Commissioner Bento1 that Officer Hooper had spoken to him con corning some charges brought against hin
 at the last meeting in reference to tw'
 months rent of farm and asked for al
 investigation, but no action was taken b.
 the board as the charges were of tw l trivial nature.
 The monthly pay roll, amounting t. ! $4, 163.31, was approved, after which tn | meeting adjourned