The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-22
POLICE SHAKEN UP AGAIN.
INSPECTORS, CAPTAINS, sERG BANTS
AND PATROLMEN SHIFTED.

O'Brien Sent to the New station In the WORTH
ernmost Part or H~ariem-Byrnes's Men Get
Rack to the Detective Bureau and Con-
HAS Appointees Are Thrown Out Again.
Another lot Of police transfers by Chief Mo-
Cullagh was announced yesterday. The fea.
ture OF the list in the estimation OF Mulberry
street Is that men who held conspicuous places
under Byrnes and were reduced by Conlin now
return to more active and responsible posts in
the department.
These men were transferred: Acting In
spector Adam A. Cross, from the Third TO the
First Inspection district; Acting Inspector
Walter L. Thompson. from tho First to tho
Third Inspection district.
Capt. Stephen O'Brien, ex-Chie of the De-
tective Bureau, from tho Leonard street sta.
tion to the Alexander avenue station; Capt.
William Thompson, from tho Mulberry street
station to the Leonard street station; Acting
Capt. Dennis Brennan, from the Alexander
avenue station to the Mulberry street sta
ton; Sergeant Thomas II. Mangin. from the
Detective Bureau to the staff of Acting In.
spector Thompson; Detective Sergeant John
II. McCauley. from the Detective Bureau to
patrol duty as a roundsinan at the East Sixty
seventh street station; Sergeant Charles A.
Formosa, from the West Forty.seventh street
station to tho Detective Bnreau; Sergeant
~ Alolltct " NHu w . A'lANg NibhNh
street station to the Detective Bureau.
The following patrolmcn, who were doing
detective duty under O'Brien, are ordered
George J.. Andrews. Patrick Hsushey, John
Mich mSIapni Fl. M ESSSFt SoN William M MaHRoy !u goSn
Mclaughlin. George Reichhold, Louis .Schind-
Ter, John, J.. Ticrney, Andrew Weiser, William
Young, James Mctea, George +. Nethercott,
and Frank Cassassa.
The policemen who are ordered to duty in
Rein. Frank O'ltorko, George 4. Aloncle.
Arthur A. Carey. Francis J., Hughes. James
Allen. James McCatlcrty, Edward Gallagher,
1t y hardly likely that much will be heard
of ORricn any more. The precinct that. he
goes to includes the northernmost end of Hnr-
mediate and give play to the tiowery fancy
that alone made him notable ns head Of the
Detective Bureau. Chief McCullagh, after
saying that all the changes were for the good
In OBrien's case.
'o'Bren asked me to send him nearer his
home" said McCnllngh, and I've simply
precinct up there. and the work Is very nice.
He has all the comforts of home al tho station,
hot water. a private bathroom, and so on.
Trolley cars go by the door, there's "A theatre
in the precinct, and it's near his home"
MCCauley was O'Brien's right-hand man.
Although he departs from the Detective Blu
rcau, II was regarded as certain at Hcadquar-
tiers that he would be put on the eligible list
for speedy promotion to the rank of Sergeant.
In fact, the Chief as much rs said so.
tive Bureau under Byrnes's direction, and who
now return from precinct duty, are Formosa,
Aloncle, Carey, and McCafferly.
The outgoing detectives will report for duty
6 o'clock tonight. Their successors will re.
port at 8 o'clock this morning. The Inspectors
reported to their new posts at t. o'clock last
o'clock this morning.