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cation for retirement of Capt; Eakins of the
ported for the Committee on Pensions that ther,
were charges pendihG against the Captain. The
were isld before so commissionef Parss2 infor. s"
maily He had since investigated the matter
Rs SsnS there B. ss Ss& % G
only few hours before: He therefore recon-.
capt Espihs came nto s the The Board P' room a.
this moment, and asked for a chance to explain
granted. and the Board went into executivs
sssSSn CAPT EHk,ns WAS III In the room for
ly. When he came out he remarked to re-
"Well, they, won't let me CO. I'm too good a
man." And then he went down stairs.
The charges are said TO be Parkhurst charges,
Lohman or Lehman about disorderly houses in
Finally the Board designated four serpeants
Sheohan OF the West Thirteth street station.
Grant Of the East l28th street station, assigned
70 take charge OF that precinct; Sergeant Kear
ssnSa 70 %sfs sEo s sssss
ton district, assigned. to the Elizabeth street
Acting Chief Conlin assigned Acting Inspector
IN ss'
Inspector BROOKS 10 the Second Inspection dis
nS IN 6 a tS
Inspection district. OF which Conlin himself was
the head.
The work of rebuilding the depleted police
force will be begun on Wednesday. when the
hrst batch of 100 applicants has been notified to
appear before the Board of Surgeons for physical
AT the routine meeting which, preceded the
tremont, the Work SsHan WITH % the readins IHn ' Of
communications. Mr.. Roosevelt had said before
Zone Who \ Diseussed % with wit sham Reform. S Tf in
which. with an accompaniment OF purple Ink
called call ali kind Of hMmbnS Sad and fraud @ Gif This
was not presented at the meeting: There were
men who have boon forced Off the force under
the Old ndminisrntion. There was a letter from
Rurses for empieymene "ep Mra Rassles GENE was
until recently Secretary of the Rescue Band in
R"ysrs street h ana s PAD emp mn % OF Dr. park
Sergeant O'ro0le and the Whitehead case. Mr..
Roosevelt announced
For the Information Of persons seeking ap-
pointment us election officers under section 4.
chapter :s4s, Laws of 1894. notice is given that
through the Chairman Of the the Executive % s % %om
nittee of the General Committee Of each politi-
Vigilance League contained an offer by the
officers '
said that since they had complained OF lack of
help from Capt. Schutz's men in the Union
police were giving them ali need fni help. ''
Mr.. Roosevelt said that there were many ap-
policemen. and after a bit OF talk some one sug-
gested that Mr. Roosevelt request the men at
the station houses to employ such women.
"That's just wha. won't do"
1t was resolved by the Board that the men be
requested to give such work rs they can to
Col. Grant reported form for the surgeons
examination certificates for the civil service
examination of patrolmen. and this was adopted.
He al reported against allowing the commit
tee OF the doorme, to appear before the Mayor
on wednesday In favor Of the bill increasing
Commssonsr Parker ; will appear for the Com
Es- Chief Byrnes caine out oi his private office
started for the door leading to the hall. He had
his hand on the knob and was about to turn it
when It occurred to him to say something to the
he turned back and Rrasped the hand OF Ser
geant Frank Mangin, who has been his private
'sw
handshake. and when Mr.. Byrnes turned away
there were tears in hts eyes while Mangin
the retiring Chief shook hands with Po-
}issman hssD N PatrlsG GG. H. Callahan who has
and and went w tt out % into o. tho hall. There e"iss he
building. among them Sergeant Harley OF the
ters for years: Policeman Clarke. and clerk
said Something, and when he reached the last
his voice was husky. Accompanied by ex-De-
tective Sergeant Crowley he walked down the
street turning toward Broadway without once
looking back at the big white building. lie will
probably remove his effects to-day.
Parkhurst Gratined and Satisfied.
Asked what he thought of Chief Byrnes's re-
tirement, DR.. Parkhurst said:
THE result satisfies me and pratiies me- NV