The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
rLL NOT RESIGN PARTRIDGE
tNB tHI IOHI - Iuffot ~"
WuNIS>. THI W 0R"s Nitt.


P,iic,, Commissioner Par'rdg~ Wh.
contrary tu bis usual custom, vas 1T hs
deck ior thr,~ hours yesterday arc u""n
f'I-a'ri with cmphasi. that b" lad up'
intend fu resign and declared that Do" and
Mayor low got a'.UE together hr'i"f every
utn" they p - each other
I can give YOU nv word that I have not
rSiEu.d and have uo pp-"g' lut"uii"n
81 dong So. b.. said what ! may cons"
'u du a year from now np one knows. 81
ouurs". nor dp | know II my~'if now II"
Mayor has never minated that b" desired
M" to resign and I do not think be will IL" II
hereafter The more h" ard ! -." - each
other. the l-ttrr We work together
In All interview Yesterday morning.
the CommisSluue sand that he had die
,us,,,i the Police Department thoroughly
With Mayor Low during huS visit 20 ~"
latt"r'- country home al nv" las Friday
night lie repeated the i-licf he has eS-
pressed on several previous ocCariouS.
hat the depart m"ut was slowly. but steadily
improving The criticisms made 81 the
DEPARTMENT. b" said. were often caused by
chance happenings observed hy persons
within their own narrow sphere and having
no true hearing on the general condition
of the force.
Last night the COMMISSIONS said.
Mayor Lows niece congratulated me
because shr thought the force improved
She said that the crossing AZ Forty-secord
street and firh avenue, where she often
passes. never had been 50 well tuliced
And her" lthr commissioner put his
hand on a letter Wing on his desk here
a MAJ writes 80 tell IN" that The stat" Of
AFFAIR at IN" very ~am" crossing had never
l-cn So bad a. II l. now What am | to
think? And u j. pretty much the same
with all the criticism ot the department
that comes To my ears.
Nu~r of tn. tomml-sioner's afternoon
Wa ~I-u, IN conferences trhind locked
doors with Deputy commissioner lhur~-
ton. Second Deputy commissioned Eb-
stem and Senior Inspector 'n-tr'ght
The large map show ing the BOUNDARIES
of the precincts and InsI-Stion districts
whiCh haug> IN ia" tominiS-iontr : IrINai"
u0iy, Wa IN constant ure during the cur-
ference. and several times various depart
mrnt member were called for Before
the conference clos-d Prvat" secretary
Curklll wru'" out and mailed letters
10 Sven -'rgrants Whose names head the
new rlgthi, lISi. summouIug them to ay-
near tsfprr the commissioning
,ommI~-rru"T Parting" aid when al
VS. over thar h" had teen considering
mot only M" placing - ~" captains that
are 70 Is ltIH'lf'fNls iNl| tl~N ''H' |INI~Af
Of a uumisr uf ~" "Ii captains Beyond
that be- refused 80 ~Isak.
The Cpumi~~i.n"r .ald about Two months
tga 'ha' be- would make a. few transfers
Of captains A. p,-~Itl" uu'Il Pr" Wa pady
'p mi tho eN.-tITg NhUu that
'iur came. be- -ait. "a r"arrlng"u"u' -
,.wmaui~ vuuli IT, madr. and wu'0n each
man landed Ice would haN" y" stay after
that
The appointments will probably H. mad"
ON rlc~tav Inv ~'N"n mon 20 D." m1t'
r,p'atu~ are ~"rgjs lam"- Donovan.
Michael smith. Christian E'.mcH-, lau'-
: NalIv. ratrt,k Rvft". Th"ml. : Naud"
arS H-fuaui \ Have N" fr,' I've arr
veteran and urr''v well up ~ v''ar- INny
will uuuputr"dlN b." given gYT'' lurr''-
Tire of ''" lew 'Iyiail~ C"ru" f'"f" RruHr
Ivn AMI H," - the "Ni-'lug ar"
~ that borough
Eumur would ha," y Yesterday hat som"
Of ~" INSPECTORS nigh. also b" affected,
an. Iu.I-s'ur Gross was ESPECIALLY painted
uu' a. doomed 80 i"a'" Headquarters,
vN.-. la'"ly me- -""n- To- laf" "N"rr'~'HI
r.r-rh"rlh.r influence Whom \ Vu" 'rHu
-.garhre rli- wa fire. "Hlr'-lIIut ~ '''
commissioner N"-'.uit' u" .iIr" - r'',r
'r.iue boz temper - b. l~"--Inl" WIN h't'.
and replied.
VIZ. ypu ought go know Nv flIs Tim"
that I iu rui ''t' ru tu'lrlt'"~