New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11
g." SHAKE UP" BEARS FRUIT.
POOLROoMs AND DENs EAST OF PARK
ROW ALREADY CLOSED.
CAPTAIN o,REuLY MEETS AN OLD FRIEND
-vREDENBURGH THINKS HE MA"
BEEN TREATED BADLY.

The action of Commissioner Partridge IN seli'
ing Captain Miles O'Reilly from broohiyh -
+be roIice station in Oak-st. followed yes
terdav by the sudden closing of various poot
rooms and dens of vice in the precinct east u
porL Row There was a runor in the precllo'
that O,t2eilIv was there to make it clean DIS
whistle and would stand no tr1hlng oh MS
first dav in Manhattan the captain oehaVeu %
if he meant to keep the precinct IN goou u
When O'Reilly arrived at the ponce s''l
Yesterday 6orning he found large nor Sesiioe
of roses, inscribed Good Luck sent by 'n'
norcenoen of his former command in Hailll'oi
ave Brooklyn. Later in the day there
other gifts of flowers delivered at the st''io
Captafn O'Reilly made a little speech ~ us
now men when he sent them on patrol. he
said to them: s or
"yor, must enforce the law without rear u
sau ,-itbo,,+ respect to nationality, politics
mr. creed. If man wants your friehusnp' On
TIGHT Cultivate the friendship of good cillAe'
,+ :, through the enforcement of the la" any
,,or desires to be your enemy let his WISH NC
ro+ieed So long as you enforce the III" l7
lasslv and impartialy I will stand by you an
no 1-our friend. The moment you Ian -
vour duty will be the first to prosecute you
rha con+ain was talking with the newspaper
mon later in his office. when, suduellS'
,,n,ned from his chair. and. running lii'o
main room. caught a policeman in u1ilioii. y.
both hands and exclaimed: My "e'
1ovaI comrade This is one OF 'iie
Measures have ever enjoyed. boiile ~
The cantain. still holding the policeman
- 80 .i,,, into his office and told him to SIT
down nulling a large leather chair 10 MS
III, r0,,cer,an was Anton Andesner, VINO mas
49,, on tho force for twenty seven years ne
80 . sar9aant of the 81 New-York Indepehuei1
P,++arz, in the Civil War, and conniilaioe
.o,,.d NJ which Captain OReilly was q meiiio9'
Tho last engagement they were IN lo6e'l0i
Of Sailors Creek, on April Is, $500 oeloie
surrender OF Lee. Andesner said after lie POI
from his new commander yesteiuN' 80
O,pai,1v was one of the bravest soldiers ne eve
,,o,,- IN the war and O'Reilly said as the police
man left the office. II am sure that l ~"
least one loyal helper in the precinct
Tate in the afternoon, after . felNS iiflI
tho rounds of the precinct. he was asker IL ~
tIle louaIu 2 1ooIrooms open, and he SAID; /
couldn't find place where couio pun
on a horse. >, bo was told that you
,.ra sent over here to close up DE Lacy anu
other keepers Of poolrooms; -;ao-.o,l, TODAY"
!ayTaii saw De Lacy on the sideWalk to-u is
,o reniiad hut can't close up Park 10" II ne
.o1,as a bet on the street You may qepellu w
# I'll see that he is watched; anu h sate 70 do
snenicious place is watched am HetI -
noIice duty without fear or faVoT; , oid
Eotber curry. of St. James's Church. pau a
,si+ RI CAPTAIN OReilly in the afteri9ol' - aii
lied with him about the precinct IT,
ISa+be- Curry made complaints tnal the p ~
80 annoytng the boys Of the church clu0' -
Water-St II. ,,as transferred
from Oak-st to Brooklyn. reported stC $50 later
SoT morning but he went TO the slaliI IN 20 GA
en1 took away his private properly; ne ia he
a. - +boUpht he had been treated baby, anu ~
~ inclined to retire from the oepaI IN; 49,
va 3n+ended 20 go TO Brooklyn ana co MS uU''
there for a time. - .rorsferred to
Tnsnactor Thompson, who was lrallsIel t 80 ~,
onaars said at Police Headquarters -
60 he had been TO his new dis.llI -. =.
caTne near getting lost there lie hau 70 ti.+ri
~ Irav hack TO Manhattan. he sPohS % 80,
us bort his transfer saying that theTe na9 % -
LOT mistake If he had been claSsIG go
narr man "Devery is a beast ne sdiu, ~
- nalSes me tired to have my name lILf>eu r"hat
its in anv manner. l am RepQpilcan' 49,
~ farreI of fat Devery, ana 4tvc 49,.
80, enemies / don't know why ""0 ~
sna hit shall obey orders ~
n.nactor Thompson's staff was hoI u a.. 60,
tad to Queens with him. and some OF t1 80, 80,
a. 10 staff were sent to do preclhct uutE: ~
~ Partridge said YESTERDAY t Ina az
,I-onId transfer some men loT steit - 90 ffs
Ttroneon,s REQUEST later. Members OF lhe sIr4.
- Insrnactors Cross, Brooks ana murphy ".
traneferred with them at their reQueH1' +~are-
utA las, tho Commissioner made several u ans
fere or precinct detectives at the iea"0' -
tains who had been moved ABOUT