The sun., 1900-11-22
DARK DAYS FOR DEyERY.
iORR wtNis fHt ann 20 ar 0sr
gINDS TUtf ~ WONt
Abs,l stsWslss b, Ds,.r Us' Omt'sii' sih
sss'en wsui1s orders An Vd fi"s
Re~ In ~. po,,te Heard O'er the vice
CIssad. The Oni, nme DE pc nd. on Z tokN,

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! the ,ioe problem The thi'f cannot "c' i' that
vn, md tIo.. VL, Ltn,, Inn bsUrv. that la
ain nm, 90, ant ,,,,,,,, ,n,,i,,, , r,,ht Ne 3.
w" h"' W. wv "',h'' '"h''S 't"'
backed by Commissioner Nbsll just vh'fn
| Commits inner S.Ntnn st.ld- OiU mot h. tie
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'rrinh"d uhII hf 'i""'t arrives ~ hht'"""
, and some word ,au br sent 80 him explaining
the situation which ha. aii-eu since he lcft Ne"
'"h 'S' '''"'uN. H-''' ''','' ~
who has been oirc'olly reported sick n he'd at
60, =. at, ,,.i, oau,inccd ,,,, no viii moi,
I street u prr''f wen convince" 'n"' wv "'' "',
declare hlm-''f "n'.' Se,'oh comes on. ',,"
,h, ,hs' o,",,,, "o al T.. cn,Tusion in IT.. board
w" ineoh',h' nn y e'",",o" un, a,s AZ y. ~.
Not since the NONCOMPLIANCE "ans ,ee n%ve o.h
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UP W u''e 'nsnF "'.'' 70 .Ia1i' =, ,,y
lime
~, .,o,o,,o,,s n,,hus,,d Ina, the Board
me s.a,e'neh,s p.o',"'" ,,. r' ~. ranson
has invited Devery 10 apply Tor hl7 pension
ara vi,hout ro,,ndn,ion The Board has not
".s ,n ,,,a, ~ 60, ',,,, and will not pre.,-
dent York broke silence yesterday long enough
70 say that t>ths reports were based on infer
encr Beyond ha, he would not talk B,nt
resignation It rs 6elisred ,rat vi ,ho, was 49,
Ihs cSlsi simply smiled Th% feeling 6s,TssH
Chief De,ery and Mr. YORK necalls sspepS1any ptni
s,er ias, %eaS R-d wden .aid ' HAT Il Conditions on
,he East S'de were VIM NJ q, ,aorn,. ,besn
be. the police were peng naa 70 @ ."fra a,,,,E nn
ne oe' rsrarad n,1Sn, ,nnT aT i4 VICE crusaders
made on II ihe les lhe ,li,l Lhcl ! ur yor,,
tn" brShr,i beiTe"n ,eYtn nard th1 ni,s M' rareV
ing from NE Mayor bsmop f3mst ,,ds aSap! yTp
ordered chrse' ol meme n prasidr,t
n,Eef,h%I her helsynd rG ap ,ha tbe time 70 deal viii
the s,iatlon VI, ,i ~, n.,lIp ro"s ,"u and rriihr
when ne enr TId, th Cbaf and asked lin 10 spend
both e'f men IN, The Chief is understood to have
protested against dong any snth Im'i.p d a.d
when M iGrk rersa,ea IT, nan ana ''a 'aaaf-imentai
10 90 y NaN tstu Ip.i. 49,, 49, a., arnn.d
10 the discpine oi we inaa LIZ " choygas bsi
10 suspeHto lnt" oaninpst ,bem and before they
had had chance 70 pnt ~ any deie,hce' ne ctIa; ~
York maintained MS Tost'n a,o VI. ,s ~
maintained ms, ana a. sie IN hat, ,ha Istter the
Chief was victorious ,,,,
did not take long iHr me ~hs' W rd presiI
Police Headauarters ,hat tne me, ,he, ae ihcrs Vas
,Wers ptosproJ1 80, ". ~ sho ren,,est IN ths Chief
Ia retire he referred lnqu,rers 10 we mr.
aging, The Chief was ave. from his "fics ice
most o. 40 'ne clock bs was seem py reporter
is II true-.-" began me repor.|,i ou, ,,2e, ~
fore he could IDS say e., anN,inlhs hair more ''e '"'e'
Don't ask me that Question: u" "a'o Lev, en
ctedly Don't asl: re any questions ! wont
talk TO anybody 1'vo rothlns 70 say
Attempts tn n.ssk the Chief other questions
say wherc he had been all the afternG;on This
doesn't come, TO his cnlce until afternoon. the
Chief generally stays when ne Grii 'n"rS p
pays was a,lTm9% Il ot s Thief had had ben down
to the Mayors once; though me M.rors
secIe,srv sait he hadn't '%,n me 1r ,biSs iher
nrst To- see what the MAJOR Thought Of thc
plan 20 have HIM removed aild -pcohd 10 ask
The MAYOR nlormat,on ,,, tor ,n' ponce 10 use az
chief Devery had been Policeman twcnty-
two ears and the board has the power !. retire
YEAR. Three Commissioners with the approval
Of the Mayor can remove nm on 81, cha arses, IN
sion. Without the Msyor's approval il takes lss
chief pcvery 6 not afraid tha, there viii be
little uncertain about the attitude Of the Mayor.
Ssa friend S Pey5sy sc % s.
e! have, pot asked the Chief TO resign and
81 sign r'' by ~ anybody; know nothing Of such
move by ANYBODY, and have no knowledge
Of snGh m3SH 80, Se'nS nS thc n s,ar mat
Mr. Abell wouldn't say anything a. all tut
this Il don't know any or the Things that
are r1mored IN the newspapers for | don't
read them. Nor needn't expect any infor-
nation from me. herause will not give any.
The feeling between NJ York and Mr.. Abel
is said 10 be even more bitter than that between
the President and Devory. and II is showing
itself in more waNs than one. Mr.. York was
extremely CnXious TO have board meeting
on Tuesday. As Mr. Hcssis sick II was necessary
that hofh Commissioners Sexton and Abel
should be present TO make ui quorum Mr.
Abell did not so to the board room nor send
any word that he would he there He went
down 10 Chief Devery's Office and was closeted
with him all The afternoon. Mr.. York finally
declared the meeting Of for the day. Yester-
day Mr. York tried 10 get up another meeting
He was informed that MIR Abel was in the
hu,ldiny and then he said that there would
certainly he a meeting. But Mr. Abel sent
word he was 60 busy with some trials that
he could not attend SO once more there was
no meeting President York snid he had no
comment 10 make lie will try to hold another
meating TODAY.
There was a bit Of a lull in the vice crusade
restcrday due PRINCIPALLY TO Bishop Potter's
refusal 10 furnish the police with evidence
which they can collect for themselves MIR
york would not discuss the Bishops letter
and Bishop Potter left word at his house that
hc was ont for the day and would not make
any statement about vice TO anybody De-
sni,e the Bishop's letter the charges AGAINST
Insuector Cross and Capt Herlihy will ho
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