New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
MP pApKHURsT WAITING FOR THE BILL
HE MAY NOT GO TO ALBANY AND WORK A"AlN'l
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REoRGANI-
ZATION MEASURE.

HE MAY NOT GO TO ALBANY AND WORK ""AiN'i
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REoRGANI-
ZATIoN MEASURE.
r,. pev n, Charles II Parkhurst said yester-
day afternoon that he had not fully decided 10
go IN Albany and work against the bill TOT the
reorganization OF the Police Department which
Senator Lexow is said to be preparing
"It will be time enough to think of that when we
know what the bill Is" he said; but II some OF
the reports about the bill are true good man! Vi
us who have been fighting for mumcipai ieioi Il,
may want TO 60 to Albany and make another hgh''
When asked II he particularly opposed u
the reported bipartisan character OF the o''i "o
said: Il think speak for the people VINO '''"ue
the fight against Tammany In this CITY IN inc ian
campaign when I say that they do not want -
have such a reorganization OF the police iorce as
Will form the basis for more political oeais' We
ere hearing a good deal just now from persons WIN
are always ready to take advantage oil a pop"a'
victory at the polls and use II Tor parus"i fu'
noses and | confess that is more than / haS SJ rne
Sui we want comparison home rule In TINS cry.
The popular will Is well UNDERSTOOD, an. - noii
not be thwarted with IMMUNITY by any set u pun
Have you any definite plans for the reor re- baye
tion of the ,5 PSSe Dr. Parkhurst asked
moud no cAe to talk mat subject p5Ts
have the Mayors Power of Removal DILL ana see
what comes Of that" .o,. 10 tho effect O,
,1a m
such bill in. Tammany Is able TO eject an
other Mayor three years hence! =. ,u No, do
NOV YOU touch tender spot II WI ~
% torCe, that 10000 men in this city voteu 10 sus
Tain Sheehan. Diver and the resi- OF nv s1s.
"a the next election for Mayor there ma! De trau
ing by which Tammany might De ape ~ r, The
Wsvor am in favor Of giving TO the Ma!oi nv
anwer IN make removals. however. III uoes ~ ~
pp,,nn, .bat because the Mayor has the power ne
ui no bound 10 make removals. anu II ~, 10 -, ~ ao,
wan.a that Mayors will use the power only 10 set
RI OF bad officials and put good men !" '"'
places.
THE PARKHURST TESTIMONIAL FUND
The treasurer of the Parkhurst testimonial fund'
r,noaon Erving No. 81 Wall-s'. reports the ioi-
lowing subscriptions up to noon yesterday
previously acknowledged $3.50 ?5 Joseph Ia.
rocnne 500: Miss Olivia r. L. stokes: a
al W'iam n Scott 500 each; H. W: Southwor,h
and Miss G. T. Stokes. $50 each: Allan Schehc *.
John H. B.oodgood and Edward O. hehIies, ss0
Soch. Henry ~ Taboer and Lewis & Conger ~
each W a. Choatc DR. A. b. Wilson and Dr. w;
r. Jarvis $40 each; Dr. J. W Cloves w H. l.. ana
Or Theodore Durham, $ each coH eSs os M ~,
Frederick Nathan IN West Egntiy.n' H. ,Ien
Messrs Oppenheim, 81 30; Mr.. and Mrs Henry hen ZEN
bricks MIR and Mrs. Edgar j. Nathami Ut; al. anu
} Mrs Evert Brown. the Rev: and Mrs. A.. Stew-
n aa,; 5ne 81 each Mrs E. n soils Mrs J. Open
helm Mrs A. n Shulz. Mrs. j. NJ JACOBS Il 1T IT.
Clark Wright, Mrs J. a. Dugfons. MI Frederlch
Nathan. Mrs Frederick Nathan. Mrs. f. X Lyon.
Mrs. G. s. Longsreet. Dr. w MSH T M,llrnll
Menzier. jr.. Mrs Manuel Kuanth: William Th92mP-
Baird Samuel Adams. Thomas r. ADAMS SacqD
Barry Mrs. 5. Taylor, Moses Heineman ii; r.
Hejneman Mrs. William Naumburg. and Mrs.
Atocha, 80 cents each. Total. s17.S75 25.