New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
DR PARKFETOT WILL HELP.
DECLARES THAT THE HOMELESS WOMEN
WILL BE RECEIVED.
,,,,v MIST. HOWEVER, SHOW DESIRE TO RE-
roRN-rRAxsFERRED POLICE CAPTAINS ASK
FOR PERMISSION TO TAKE THEIR
-.,-oo,rr STrpORDINATES WITH THEM.

80, prRNssIoN TO TAKE THEIR
r,voR1TE sUBoRDINATEs WITH THEM.
..rou,,ro letter was received from the Rev.
Dr Charles H. Parkhurst yesterday
rTo the Editor of The Tribune: ,,.,oaco that q
sir: It having come TO my knowleoge ne fse 'ss astion
CO ,he noce been suddenly thrown out upon IN .ne
aya shall Sf fhs saGy render all needed
assistance to any among them VINO may Itfe that
their old e W S o2 sorr to have
Is pure ana AND yet Of offer be made
snsh D have Ssd Rs RHfpSfs pr We eorsy
sytsnd pS pS o Sny any 70
IN IN the the dessrpon sss but who are
nde ~ life that is honorable and respecting
We are gratifed TO feel that our moses tto uaaep
stood and while OF course we shall go on WIN ~ ds "a
creased seadfasiness in our WORK OF mar, a A. hand
cult for the police TO hold over these women t a,t
Of criminal protection shall be Just as ron
hunger and exposure TO any VINO may re7fsupnor
ter Into ways of virtue and h3noTahte
"rrss,dent Society for he Prevention Of Crime.
NO isS East Thirty y-ffth-st.. Dec. g. 1888.
AN OPPORTUNITY FoS TIE WOMEN.
nr Parkhurst said yesterday afternoon that ne
Nsd sent no fresh warnings to ponce captains Inv
ouen driven from disorderly houses have peen
.o,,,np 70 see me every day lately" said ne. ana
sbave been receiving checks and offers OF ala from
a number of Christian people The women are
sent at first to houses of refuge in the CITY "heie
tbev will be given an opportunity to prove 'neir
sincerity and to be taught some useiui einp.o..
Hrr Hen' n do any acceptable work 1t would De wen
Il they could be given employment IN Inc tpe"ua ,pe ma
sron s' Of houses of refuge for the women IN the
CITY is one who came to see me to.oay, ao, i' When
had met she then remndsd TSrds me dhst sss %Sem
disordery house %Is IN S.re wfs' s company with Mr.
irving, at the beginning OF my ives ,be means
sucn plaeeSh her ont Of the path of wickedness and
ehe has become a Christian woman ensaeeu III ''e
work Of reforming other ,yy0as w0en Was taking observa
tons on Thursday night in several So Of the
houses The gSSs stStSns tn
West Forty-sevenhst West CAPTAIN Cort,
,Sb the new commander in Edrdge-s had been eeG
making things lively, and sxty-two Phs dev and
evening ,,x,n.r ~ tbe CAPTAINS were
more consultations When the CommissioneTIss Ist me of
the atsrcSn Mr byFnfs yf e sen receny et
CAPTAINS had made Captains Donohre cJoss and
SanshS s asked to various
policemen and detectives on duty yecomended 20 that
the transfers for IScs ,a tse transfers
e sa5 Snce You have Insisted upon the trans, H
fer number Of captains - to sSw nsw pr CAPTAINS to
MOI tninR nR tbpr pet sergeants and detectives Let
them make use Of the materials they ma IN 'he'r
S s psa1sS to
bs smrnr,sed when Commissioner Sheehan, loineo
With MI MacIean In objecting 10 the PIop0se' r,nst
rers ~ fhe sergeants mentioned Al MS reqy5eS'
they vere laid over until the meeting on uesusS
Ths transfers of the policemen ana oetec'Nsxs ~
ltinneJ we're ordered, Mr. MacLean alone Vo"hs !"
the negative.
INEFFECTIVE DETECTIVES TRANSFERRED.
Another communication from Mr.. Byrres recon-
ended that fourteen precinct detectives should De
remanded to patrol duty and transferred Tor ponce
seasons That meant that the superintendent
tbousht the detectives had failed TO perform tneir
duties Tie detectives were owen Gailaghet at a,lu
Henry Hahn of the Church-st. station Joseph Nc
Carthy and Michael Carey, Of Mulberry-s't JTnn I
Hock and David Mallon of Fifth-st; John Eanion
and Thomas Gilhooey. of Mercer-st.: Johh Iy[lsn r
and Henry Engehausen of West Twentieth.st COT
nelius Sullivan and Adam Lang. OF west Inlrte'nss
AZ and Joseph Sullivan and James Buchey; W ot
West Forty -seventh-st. When the list hao peeiI
read Commissioner MacIean dryly inquired: ~ IL
the plan TO give up the system of precinct oe'ec-
mot that have heard Of was Commissioner
Martins reply. - .,r.tarred
Mr. MacI.ean again voting no. After the meet
ing Commissioners Sheehan and Martin mad con-
su7tation and a report that they had disagreed was
denied Mr. Sheehan said that he only wanted tllne
10 make Inquiries about the sergeants before con-
senting TO the transfers
CENSIrRE FOR UNWARRANTED ARRESTS.