New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
Dr.. Lyons
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Used by people of refinement
for over quarter of n century.

ue,. into executive session to hear HIM what
the Captain told the Board he declined u 'eA
afterward. but through the glass doors vi .,e
Board room he could be seen gesucu'".'n n g.
lentlv az he argued with the menpers -Ala., . Ia
tom minutes Of this however. the fOalu le'ui''V
Ire meeting and President Roosevelt ah"ou,'
that after hearing Captain Eakins me poau ~,
70 It's determination not TO grant MS app ,a,.j
for retirement. and had ordered MN 10 w p'"''
on trial. -. a,.o ,a,rs In
Captain Eakins has been twenty-five ye'is o ="
the department and is a veteran ol ,nt va W.
The charges against him were prepdi'u ny ~.
,,,aint cIerk Yesterday and will be served
to-day Until they are served. the Coli,l'eS,o'.
refuse to say what the charges are. nv nv. -
ing ones around Muberry-st. are c oiiiuen'' 49," r
ever first that they relate TO the dls,o.ei! Vi
tain dsorierly houses in the captain pr ieC''.t ~
and second that they are connected WIN w.,
visits paid to Headquarters few da!s az ~ ,pnn
~ tho LAWYERS of the Parkhurst Society, VINO the"
had long confidential interview win 'oiI ,
sioner Andrews As Frank MOSS. Ul vi, a.
hurst society. was closc'cd WIN 'o'h''i1 80: :,
Andrews for half an hour before the Hce'i,-,
is now. coniecturpd that the subject or Ut. ram
bursts mysterious visits To headquarters I'"S
have been this also. and the whole mater may
have been the charges against 'aP'"', Iar1
Acting Chief Conlin reported 10 tnc a.
that no had detailed Sergeant Sheehah oi w
West Thirieth-st. station. to ne acl,"s ,iaca.
IN Eldridge-st in Captain Cortriehis p1
Sergeant Grant Of the East ohe-hu""
'.i 49, ,x.bst station to be acting captain
there; Sergeant Kcar Of the west Forty -SeNe seem,
-, s.atior to take command in that pieVIii.'
nd sergeant Young Of the Third Inspection DiS
,ric, ONice at Headquarters. to take comma.
n Euzaheth-st Captain Berghod's late precino,
these transfers were unanimously apPr"Nc"
Tho changes therefore. make eighteen y. .'
ont of the thirty-siX now in command Oh "0""s
captains
DETECTIVES SET TO WONDERING
One of the results of the retirement 81 nav
rvrnes and the action IL the Commissioners
has heen 10 create general CONSERVATION III 'n'
Detective Bureau That institution was BYr"'S :
Fad and was unde, his own special pr'''o"on
a,d nov, that he has gone many OF tno o,u
liners wonder wha; Is going to become "a "a =,
como Of the older detective-serseants, " ~1
,o,.ad VIII anplv a. once for retirement an, n"r
amonr these will probably be Se'sean's g.,
Cerichten who has served thlrtY-io", 800, ~
enc Denartment and Phil Reilly. VINO mas P"' d"
over thrty-two years 80, @-or, Police
J-ive thousand circulars were sem II"'" ,t',,
J1oadouarters Yesterday to the diHe'en' -
houses which must be signed by eN'i! ,, re-
- Tho Department The circulars "I.c"
,rrred to the Police Board. must STAT W. 49,,
~ not the sicner belongs TO any 0Is'''~ s or
ra,ial nolitical or benevolent Inc nam nv -
INES ~ such organizations must pe s,'"
nisn,,,ors must be returned before June !. ~.
VI ,ha request Of President Roosevelt ., '''
,,,iao Roard the Municipal Civil service nu' g..
ON $1,000 william II. Bell as an exainei "a "a
mas , a,r Police Civil Service Board. Inc 0'u
u nara vii continue 10 pay his saIary'