New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
THE POLICE BOARD ADTERTTSIya
IT GOES TO THE MORNING ADVERTISE
AND THE TIMES"--"THE MERCURY"
RULED OUT-DETECTlVE FORCE
I'LL cru 4, f-,, l.nNarNnrrn
IN WALL STREET COMMENDEI

IN WALL STREET COMMENDED.
General Rodenbough. chief OF the Election b.
reau. made a report 10 the Police Board yes.s.
day or the proposals received for advertising Tho
election district boundaries and the list Of polling
places On the motion OF Commissioner Roos-
Welt The Mercury" was stricken from the LIST
of newspapers whose proposals we're received
en- the ground that it was more OF a sporting and
dramatic paper than a newspaper The Commits
sioners d .signated The Times" as the Democratic
newspaper and THE Morning Advertiser as the
Republican newspaper in which the election
district boundaries and list of polling places shall
be advertised The proposal OF The Times wa
A4s for 1000 ems. THE Morning Advertiser
proposal was 81 % Ia for 100 ems.
The Board awarded TO j. F. Kelly Co. the con-
tract for building the new station for the MINI
Precinct. at No 1873 10 l37 Charles-st The Cost
sss &c.
The Board had before 1t reports relative 10 'ns
fatal shooting OF Frank Wallweber VINO was 81"
and killed by Patrolman Meyers, OF the oa.s'
station. and of Thomas Cody. who was Kiiieo "
Policeman Herman. Of the West sixy-esh'n',s
station In both cases the commissioners uS~"
the policemen and ordered that they :"
stored to duty They have been urder saspe"sv u.s.
The following letter was sent 70 INC o0a'. ~
Joseph c. Hendrix. chairman Oh 'ne Hs,.,,o,
m m o
OF No. Wall-st:
Gentlemen: beg 10 express 10 you .he orS done
ton which feel in the very exe.lien, wvssr he
a. Wa,i Street centre during the last year unae. %
direction OF Captain O'Rrien OF tns nysrs a.
Bureau. AS an officer OF ehd o IN The past year with
the prot .ctive work OF that assoe,a'o nnsrstions
seeks 10 defend the banks from tne vyrys,ityins
Of nrofe ssional crir1iOls. 1t mas pee. =, ,ns VI
% me and my associates to feel that W ns su
cin;ty our police officials attached 70 ,nssct and
aact,ve work. II gives me pleasure 70 pu' ~" "a
racorG in praise OF Captain OBrien. s .sy
can do it all tic more freely because ~
the acquaintance OF the gehticma"'
The president Of the Chase National pam WV
n similar letter TO Commissioner noose'.~ ~. 4.
Iohn d Wilson. OF No. Sos fourth'a'e, 80,
the Board saying that as matter " ,,s.
w n,,mber OF persons were voting on pre-.
,ended certificates OF naturalization frauuu." ,.
- ,r tho State Court under Tamman' 'v ~.
ond osneciallv during the John Kelly res'a'.
sucvosted that IN order to protect inc 'es &C.,.
outrage a list OF voters naturalized IN ."s :.
o,,r,s FOR the last twenty-five years s"'' -,
published so that persons knowing a"' a. ,hs,
entitled TO vote may give inioI"a"'" s.,,ov,
effect Mr. Wilson concludes MS ie.'e' '-s, ,ur
9TH. rssu,, of a Presidential election m's",
upon action Of this character Inc 'o' y, "a
said that II was not within their powers
upon the request. ...,,ors val
The eligible list OF candidates for ihsP' IN o.,
received from the Chief Examiner Oh 'ne IL IA.
vice Board AS the list STANDS IL coh'a''' 40, m
names OF Brooks and McCulash' WV po...v,lt
ratings given them by Commissioners w. ',,..s,I
Grant and Andrews. are the only captains e,'s -,
for nromotion. Mr. Parker suggested '"a. ..1
names of the other candidates. with '"e', -.
marks should be added to the list as g.,
This was ordered so far as can De iea'n'N ,,.
missioner Parker will, at the next mee's n..t.
his reasons for opposing the promouohs '. 49,, an.
and McCulagh II is more than hhe' ..,o, "a
other examination will be held for p'0" ~.rs
inspectors. and that the sixteen captains :, Grant
rated at forty by Commissioners Rooseves ",,o,
and Andrews. and are not eligible for
In consequence will be examined AGAIN p..,d ,
Commissioner Roosevelt laid before tne = -,
long report made by Captain Vreedtnpusn !. an
Oak-st station relative TO the enfcrce"e"'
Excise law The Commissioner SAID ,.,rv Of
My attention was called TO an appaI,," station 4
enforcinr The Raines Excise law more than ,sfe
other precinct. That there are ~, is also az
OF eyasions OF the law n i hn,sis have sprung
there in large numbers on accoun, oo % has bee
Guilty in securing convictions. mucn sv went IN,
nulined When the Raines law hI s' no,els cam
effect. and before these fake CLUBS anu there ~
into existence In the first TWO mons, Tor drunI
decrease OF 50 per cent In the arssSS per cent
enness ON Sunday and decrease OF w., w months
the arrests on Sundays In the same this mat
the preceding year. | have ny and that the pol'e
ter in the Fourth Precinct. ana ""'
are not TO blame. A.. r.port thu
Captain vreedenburgh states IN n'' only ~
under the Excise law Of 1895 tnefe ,.,sre liquc
licensed hotels In the'Fourth Precinet W. III
was sold TO guests on sunday. anu sS,yone plac;
present LIQUOR Tax law there WEI. ,a iiouor Is soi
alleged TO be licensed hoteis rieht With SAM SAM
4 nj ia
Wich and liquid which is cai called sSu clubs whst
stated that there were seven nv the proprieto,b e
licensed LIQUOR saloons. VINO nn ciubrooms 10 '.
oGs f sa .me' The Captain cites 'sssrant
where his men have made and where the cham
Sers d,s al .s BY the Magistrate q,
Jury Chief CoDlin was 4rsunsaSenburgh, and .nr;
was some talk Of sending oop'
report TO the STATE Commissioner.
lryou Lack Energy
Take Hor.fords Acid rnoi t..as IN: sr ss'