The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
DEVERY SHAKES UP FORCE.
PRICE SENr TO RUN THE BROOkLYN
81 DLTECTIyE BUREAU.

an" sHhodes shift-Other hrahsters.
\ TIL following transfers in the Police Depart
ment were ordered by Chirt Devery yesterday.
10 take effect at 8 o'clock this morning:
Inspector Donald Grant. from tho Eleventh
district. Queens. to tho Seventh district. Brook
lyn.
Inspector George r.. Rhodes. from the Sew
enth to the Eleventh dist riot.
Sergeant Bernard Cole. from command OF
Atlantic avenue station. Brooklyn. to desk duty.
Capt. James b. Reynolds. from Detective
Bureau, Brooklyn. to Atlantic avenue.
Capt. James X. Price. from the Tenderloin
precinct To Detective Bureau. Brooklyn.
Capt. Andrew Thomas. from East Twenty
second street to the Tenderloin.
Capt. John J. Donohue. from East Sixty
seventh street to Last Twenty-second.
Capt. Stephen s. Brown. from West 18th
street to East Sixty-seventh street.
Capt. Henry Stelnkamp. from West Sixty
eighth street to West l25th.
Sergt. Frank kear. West Sixty-eighth street
to command.
Acting Capt. Jacob Brown. from Madison
street to Grand Central Station.
Acting Capt. Samuel Hammond. from Grand
Central Station to Madison street.
Capt. Alexander j. Lees. from Vernon avenue,
Brooklyn. to Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
Capt. James Ennis. Eastern Park way "a
Ralph avenue. Brooklyn.
Capt. Henry c. Nelsor, from Ralph avenue to
Vernon avenue.
Sergt. William Zwingman, from DeKalb
avenue, Brooklyn. to Miller avenue. Brooklyn.
Sergt, John +. Gardner, from Miller avenue
to DcKalb,
sergt. Joseph A. Saul. from Union Market to
Eldrldgs street.
SerGt. Cornelius @. Hays, from Eldridge
street to Sheepshead Bay.
head Bay ' to East Aiiolattih1 Street Street ''0u '"Ve'S'
sergt, Tharles / Kelly. from East 10th
Chiei DeSery had left Police Headquarters
before the change: were announced last night.
speculation throughout the department.
The DISPLACEMENT Of Capt. james Reynolds
from the command OF the Detective Bureau IA.
ANTICIPATED FOR some time, It has been known
for nearly a year that Chief eyery was not
entirely satisfied with his work and his trans
fer to regular precinct duty would probably
have taken place months ago had not President
York aud Commissioner Abel teen personally
friendly TO him. He, would also very likely
not two OF has men allowed Swindier Miller OF
the .Franklin Synd cate to slip out OF their
OF the brooklyn police authorities by the Kings
county Grand Jury for the laundering MANAGE
ment of the whole case led 10 a sitting ~investi-
Rat,oh oy ne romeo Board ana the shake-up
The ,FFifiy.second precinct. to which Csp,.
Reynolds has, been assigned. has long been
rTT hs as 'ns 'esst deslfa1ie q Dro"niyn:
avenues is known a the "hoodo1" station.
aud officers AMI men have dreaded to be sent
there. sergt, Cole has been in. command Of
the precinct since the transfer Of Capt. Collins
10 the Seyenty-second nearly a year ago.
Capt. Heynolas has been on the force twenty.
AVIAN nFG 4 r ~ > IN ~ "a {. mn Inn N Tor
was apnointei a precinct detective BY Police
Commissioners James Jousdan. and some time
alteiTa. was tr9nsterredto the hesdluarter1
squad. lie was detective-ser.eant In charge
Of me squad before MS PROMOTION TO cap
fancy by the late Eommis1ioner Melles' about
me Leg stature, IdSsed IN ms interest, that
he got installed as captain OF the Detective
ihat hS @ SR9 f4 pr6bo YF? c some SatS IL H., last c 6iStt
lie has been GIas.e4 AZ Trough his career.
Ealgn. as = Errub!ican. but he has never been
known to TAX an active part IN noIitiGs lie
"a. 1In aa M me Ss dG' &c I've W yiE1o TO Ms ese 6h but
notion; Dying: his trends Jay; to the manner
II wh!ch ne Nts Gampsrei az headluarters
=" was wei. 1,Hed ny MS men, as was syl,
a tanluet anu a sp,,endid gold watch, The
men We're surrrls"h wh"h they heard last
h!snt tnht OPT, t,lee was coming oyer to be
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Inspector Geotle Il. Rhodes OF the Seventh
qlstrict' VINO EXCHANGES PAGES with Inspector
Donald Grant Il the Eleventh. IS, one OF the
veterans OF the department. having been In the
lhilct harness Tor over lorty years. and, more
IMAM halt That time IN comnand At the Green
point station, dhe seventh, district includes
the BROOKLYN IenderloIn,,, thd four other
downtoWn nIeclncts, lhe Eleventh, to which
imsp,ct9r hnodes Is traasierfe1, covers Al the
pas Oesh q KrpHbIlcan al MS ne, In, spite q
ms age ana proIohRed puDlc service. he Is still
GctlNn ana vigorous,
'apt. .Lens, VINO goes from me Iompklns
avenue 70 the Lh-tern PARKWAY station. a less
IMPORTANT posi-, - also q Republcan. II was in
ms precinct thAt j rankin indicate Mlllercar-
iled on MS inancla operations. Capt. VEL
sor, who goes from halph avenue to the Tomp-
Rms avenue station. IL q Democrat. Capt. En-
MS, VINO has been shifted rom the Eastern
PARKWAY station back 10 hls old post In Ralph
avenue, IL hlsoa Democrat.
Deputy Chief Mackellar declined last night
cart, Reynoli. expressed great establishment
=, IN" news, ofhis transfer He said that Pres
lient YORK had assured MN, at a late hour in
the evening, That no had no knowledge OF It,.
As, have not as yet heard ottcially Of the
trhnsler ne, SAID; can hardly believe, In
view o. President iorks statement. that II has
benn made, Mr. FORK, u seems, would certain
" know ABOUT u, u II is SO. however. will
loyfuliy accept the situation and go out to the
Atlantic avenue. station with, the confidence
that, In spite OF the s~o-ealled hoodoo. J. will
have more peace and quletness than have
fa' mere. ANY thIK ABOUT my making a nEht to