The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1901-08-17
POLICE CHANGES ANNOUNCED.
Lieutenant Kenney's Selection for
the Tenth Precinct.

The long looked for list of Police De-
partment changes and transfers, and the
establishment of the new Tenth precinct,
was made public yesterday afternoon,
when the entire roster of the new pre-
cinct was given out for publication. The
changes willtake-effect next Tuesday. 1t
has always been the practice OF the de-
partment to n,:..1s some transfers of men
at the first of the fiscal year, and it is
believed that most of these changes are
contained in the present list. although
several transfers of lieutenants are yet to
be made, and may not be announced un-
til Monday.
Lieut.. John Kenney, as announced in
yesterdays Times. will take command
of the Tenth precinct. Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock and it is the universal verdict
that a better selection covld not have
been made. Nest of the men for the
Tenth go from the Eighth precinct. which
at present includes the territory which
will hereafter constitute the Tenth.
The territory included in the new pre-
cinct comprises practically all that north
of Florida Avenue to the District line,
between Rock Creek and the Brentwood
Road. The station is located on Whitney
Avenue between Seventh and Eighth
Streets northwest, and its opening
will be attended with formal services to
which the residents of Mount Pleasant
Columbia Heights, and the adjacent sec
lions will be invited.
The complete roster of officers and men
of the Tenth is as follows:
Lieutenant-John kenuey, in command.
Sergeants (mountedl-Daniel Siattery
and William W. Easiey.
Sergeants footmen)-J. II. Luton, ]. a.
Duvall, and c. ii. Bremernan
Desk sergeants-William J. Wagner and
George Morgan. @ '-tifls 80
Privates with patrol wagon-Edward
Stahl and E. II. Higl.
Evans, a. C.-Lynn, W. F. Barrett. and L.
Mounted officers-John Boiaud, E. T. Ell
lott, J. \; Fifieid, r. NJ Jet. Miehaei
E. Yetton, J. T. Morgan. and Edward
Posi- duty msnrE e Ts ties
ma-Privates J. N. Barry and Charles
Speer; Observation-Disclosures ]. A. Nc
Donald and J. E. Lightfoot: BrooklandI
Privates II. c. Stroman and C. h Brad
ley; loop-Privates G. w. Mason and J.
Foot laenEPrivates A. Mellen. w T.
Hollidge. Lewis E. Wright Thomas
Lynch, Charles Cowne, Wlltiam St9er-
r b. Kelly ]. T. Kennedy A b. Hunt,
W. A. Reith, L. II. Bergman, J: 5. Bos-
well. j. D. Newton, and j. D. HauZe-
Observation-Disclosures Moten and w. II
Allen.
Laborer-George F'illius.
The precinct detective has not yet been
named. although he will probably be Sc
Iected from among the officers who have
already been assigned to the precinct. Po-
liceman Charles Evans was originaiiy
designated as precinct detective IN No. ~
precinct but when Detective Hartigan
was transferred to Headquarters Evans
took his place at No.
AS has been expected, something of
change was made in the personnel OF the
First precinct, two sergeants, four phi
Yates u desk sergeant, and the Janltor
being included
Lieut.. John Kenney is transferred from
the Eighth to the Tenth.
Sergts Daniel slattery and j II. Lut<
ton, of the Eighth. and J. A Duvall, of
the Second, all go to the Tenth
Sergts. James Hartley, Ihlrd TO k V,rfn
Hodges, First to Eighth: Henry b. Ell
lott Eighth 10 First;
Acting Sergts G.. II. Bremerman, from
seventh, both to Tenth; Edward F. Jack,
Fourth Foinq to 20 Second a,5h'n' s'
Mounted Privates John Boland, f. T.
Elliott, ]. N Fifield e NJ. Jett, Michael
Jennings, b. T. Rhodes, J. F. Bryarly,
w. L. Yetton, and J. T. Morgan, all from
the Eighth, and Edward Archambauit'
from Seventh to Tenth;
Bicycle Privates ]. L. Wilson. Harry
Evans, A. c Lynn. W. f. Barrett, and
L. p Gouldman, all from Eighth 10
Tenth.
Charles Speer, ]. A. Mcdonald. ]; T..
Lightfoot, Il C. Stromm, c. II. Bradley.
G.. w Mason. J. T. Fitzgerald. and Rob
ert Sroufe all from the Eighth, and Z. n.
Burgess. from Ninth to Tenth.
Privntes-A MelIeu from No. l; w. t.
Hollidge. from No. .; Lewis E. Wright.
from No. 2: Thomas Lynch. from No. 3;
Charles Cowne. from No. 4: William
stuermann. from No; A; James kava-
naugh, from No. a. II. A. Dodge, +. Il.
Kelly. ]. 7. Kennedy, a. 3. Hunt, +. II.
bergman. j.. S. Boswell, ]. ID. Newton,
W. 4. Reith, and J. d. Hauze. all from
No. s; Edward Stahl. of No. 8, and Il. IL.
High of No g. to No. IL. The Last two
men are now at the House of Detention.
Desk Sergeants William J. Wagner from
Headquarters and George Morgan from
No. /, and Driver w. II. Allen from No.
> to No. 10.
Privates-F S. Hughlett, from No. to
No. 6; j. l.. Farmer. from No. to No 8:
c. ii. Murphy, from No. ] 10 Nc. I;
A, II. Crawley and Z. r. Martin, from
Nc. to No. s: Alexander Mckie, from
No. to No. A. James Tracy. from No.
10 No. 6: z. Ii Starke and J. II. Thomas.