New-York tribune., 1895-08-29

TRANSFERS. FROM iNsPEcTons' sTAFFs
TO PRECINCT DUTY.
r,,r rott,r HOARD MAKES SEVERAL ACTING
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ron MEnironlors coNDt'r
Acting chlef conn yeSierja, made hninb'f of
,,n,ttant changes In the central once ssn The
o,,,s,. ,h, yyste attached to the inrprctlon lis
,fe, onie.s under inspectors Williams and NcAvot
wetr Transferred 81 precinct duiy, ana o'h"fH F"hi
IA fbelf psers hefgranf OfNle \ Tnd1, who was
under Inspector Williams ana has slhf" been "'
iachei 10 Acting Inspector 'oriflghir SIAN Was
transferred 10 East Twenty y-seeond-si Fersennl
stephen Brown, of the patrol boat, was called To
uendouarters ana detailed IN the ONCE u the First
Inspection District
Roundsman John Kirznger. who was Inspector
Wnnams's roundsman. was sent to The l'nion Mar
k.t station and Rounismin Herman W. schoti-
man. OF the Tcnderloin was transferred TO Head
quarters and made inspectors rOundsman under
Acting Inspector Coriright Roundsman John d.
Langan. who formerly served under inspector Me-
Avoy was sent to MoTrsana, and Roundsman
Charles u. Kemp taken from West Forty
eeventh-s ard detailed IN Acting Inspector Brooks :
office.
These roundsmcn were also transferred; Joseph
r. Mccoy West -hunircith-st to Foriy-sev'
enth-st.: Jeremiah O'Bricn. Easi Sixty-seventh.a'
TO Union Market. ana John Iiuckley. Tnion Market
20 East fyty-scycHih-st. The changes g' INTO
effect dt o'c'o"k this morning.
Acting chief con In said the changes were made
"for police reasons and the good OF the service" ."
The officers transferred away from headquarters
had served under the old inspectors fof long time.
The new acting inspectors wanted men OF their own
selection.
At the meeting OF the Police Board Yesterday
President Roosevelt recommended INIT the folloN-
Ing acting roundsmen br examined for permanent
appo!nmen as roundsmen. Francis II. Crowley
OF Eas, Sixty-scvenih-st.. William Bauer. Of Eat
sxty-scventh-st. Edward \ Hnrgoyrr, " East
Eighty -e!ghth-s, George +. Titus OF Mprrislnia :,
Michael W. Tlcrncy. or Central Once. Hcnry Hil-
dcnhrand. OF Central once. Francis IL Fahri. OF the
Tcncfrcni- House squad and william II. Duggon Of
Morrisanla They will be examined week from to-
DIV.
President Roosevelt also recommended rrsou
ton which was adopted. directing the Ac'lng chef
TO assign as acting roundsmen the following patrol
men: William J. Ennis, Of West Thirty seventh st .
John Z. Hyatt. OF West Ore-hundreith-st.; John "
ifeffcran. OF Flfh-st and Alfred Anderson OF East
Slxiy-scvcnh-st. whose names are now on the merit
list Mr. Roosevelt said that each OF the men rec
ommcnded for promotion had performed some feat
of marked ga.lantrv" in arrostlng criminals ana
saving life or both. and all had shown strict ana
faithful, adherence to duty TITUS was formerly
detcctve-sergeant. ard was rcmandel 70 patrol duty
when the Commissioners shook NJ the Detective
Bureau Hildcnbrand has been detailed In the Bu-
reau of Elections for a number OF years. and has
performed valuable services in connection with the
work Of redistricting the city Tierney Is detailed In
Commissioner Roosevelt 8 office. Fabri was recently
placed In charge Of the Tenemen,-House squad
Duggan Is the who distinguished himself BY
Jumping into the Central Railroad tunnel after some