The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-13
NO POLICE PARADE,
The New Commissioners Decide
the Finest Must Stay at Home.
Policemen No, to Join Any Political
Associations.
Bountlsn en- TO lie Investigated ON
New Lines Of Efficiency.

The Police Board resolved to-day not
to hold the regular annual police IN
spection day parade.
IL vas to have been on May 81.
The Police Commissioners were over
an hour late this morning In getting
together. Commissioner Parker was
tardy. The other members were on haad
at 10 o'clock.
President Roosevelt intimated that 1t
was necessary for Commissioners to set
an example for promptness.
Mr.. Parker came finally. Evidently
his visit to the station-houses yesterday
made him weary.
1t was after II o'clock before the
Board got down to business.
Mr.. Roosevelt said the Board had I'M
portant business on hand. and he want
ed to get at It.
Chief Clerk Kipp was authorized to
retain Stenographcr Hosenthal Temporal
rily.
A resolution was adopted that here
after vacancies in the laborins force
shall be filled by requisition from the
Civil-Servlce Board.
Mr.. Roosevelt referred to the question
OF non pa rtisanship In the conduct OF
IOllce hHulTS. re khbc NNltl ipyihVp
hint In this conr, elton.
81 am In receipt of many letters az
ere the Other Commi.sslonersi j snpi ose;
said Mr. Roosevelt "rsdnssalns n ,ha' s snd
there. Politics crops out In them.
have turned them over to the Chief OF
Police. BY. ] make the s, a,s !r,. ="
Iiust ho political sentiment enter mo
the question o. detailing policemen .,o,,
81 t.stI- hIArI ~
garding examination Of applicants for all
places on the force.
The civil Service Board was asked to
turn over the examination papers OF
applicants, now completed.
They will ask the Board OF Est
and, appointment for an ,appropria ;ion
sufficient to pay two clerks. Il, one ne "a
look after the hundreds of applications
filed by those who want to be policemen,
The Commissioners Will also ask for "A
needed from time to time from the
Federal civil-Service Board. which VIII
be secured to assist In making W
civil service schedule for the Police De
partment and utilized In various other
ways.
The Commissioners received letter
from the city civ.l-Service Board Its
contents were not made public. Com
missioner Andrews minated 1t may sub
tect the Police Surgeons to an eNplana-
tion.
| Inc tlNll- service fbOuTu, II WIS HbNeI-
tanned, found candidates physically In
| capac!tated who afterwards the Police
Surgeons. reported physically perfect.
Clerk kipp was ordered to prepare a
list OF policemen OF all ranks who are
now. or have been under indictment dur
brough hit up by the notification to the
Board that the indictment against De
tcctive w. T.. Frink, had been dismissed.
Commissioner Grant presented letter
from Russell Sage requesting that hon.
John Farrell. who had, according to the
letter behaved himself heroically on the
day that Norcross threw the bomb into
Mr. Sage's Office. 1t will be considered
later.
Inspector Conlin, recommended TIA!
Patroiman Michael Nolan, or the West
@ Wad @ar h s rss r s!as" of pc .
Eddie Crystal from the Hudson River
at West one Hundredth street. or
The Commissioners so decided The
officer will be ordered before the Board
and personally honored.
The Board passed on the cases OF de
linQuent policemen who have been triet
for various offenses.
Patrolman Allen. OF the East One Hun
dred and Twenty-ixth street station
was accused of refusing to disburse
crowd when ordered ten days pay
Policeman Mcdonald, of the Kingshride,
station. was found sitting in "A railwa,
station on two occasions within Few
hours
Mr.. Andrews thought he should b,
dismissed from the force.
wait IA minute, Commissioners" sal,
Mr. Roosevelt there should be n Ger
tain amount of le.iency by this Boar
= at first. believr In making an example
OF him so that every policeman mere
after will know what tn expect"
!, The policeman was fined thirty days
pay, and will he dismissed for anothe
, ofrense. There have been thirty charge
, against him since 1884.
capt. Creedons application for re
tirement was laid over.
Ten new policemen were appointed.
The Board took short recess an
2 then adopted a resolution asking tn
, Leg slature to pass Senator Lexow'
/ Police Reorganization bill.
n The resolution said that the Commits
- sioners desired to dismiss from the force
without resorting to the court, all men
| bers who are Ia any way found dchcier
in the requirements for model policemen
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