The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
POLICEMEN
ASSIGNED.

When tbs men were drawn up in
line last evening the police were
assigned as follows:
Captain Kane's turn-House SER
geant, j. B. Tucker; patrol sergeant
A. NJ. Rice; western district SER
geant, D. NJ. Kelleher; eastern dis.
trict sergeant, T. F. Bayley; north
ern district sergeant, W. j. Massey;
operator, J. Il. Gaynor; turnkey,
William Floyd; driver, j. w. Nc
Daniel; first district, j. F. Ward,
J. T. Scott; second, Eakin, Burchi-
nal; third, S. D. Scott: Abrams;
fourth, Brown, Kelley; fifth; Elliott,
Hutton; sixth, Wintrup, Sherry;
seventh, Maloney, Gilling; eighth,
Dutton, Sheehy; ninth, Paulman,
Barr; tenth, W. M. Ward, England;
eleventh, Payne, Wallace; twelfth,
Purcell, Massey; thirteenth Nc.
Garvey, Hawke; fourteenth, Nc
Bride, Flynn; fifteenth, Bowman,
Edwards.
Captain Evans turn-House SER
geant, Samuel Durney; patrol SER
geant, J. w. Howgate; western
district sergeant, Hiram White;
eastern district sergeant, g. w.
Lyons; northern district sergeant,
E, F. McDermott; operator, A. j.
Harkins; turnkey, James Neeley;
patrol driver, Howard Palmer; first
district, Patrolmen Conner ami Fox
second, Shields and Davidson; third,
Taylor and Di Mare; fourth, Han
cock and McGillin, fifth, Peterson
and Cornish, sixth, Moore and
Murphy, seventh, Mclaughlin and
Hahn; eighth, Solomon and Burns;
ninth, Donohoe and Collins; tenth,
Todd and Hefron; eleventh, Long
and Green; twelfth, Arniel and
Kane; thirteenth, Ford and Jakub-
owski; fourteenth, Ralston and Max
well; fifteenth, Warlel and McAteer.
Horseman, Robert Serson.
Bicycle man, Harry A. Pierce.
Operator Wallace who goes on a
district for many years thas been
efficient, obliging and courteous.
House sergeant Howgate will be
missed for his gentlemanly manner
shown at all times. His successor
will be as popular.
The men, have been on the anxious
bench and the more important
changes are those affecting the
central station where Sergeant Tuck
er be comes house sergeant t. sue
ceed Sergeant Howgate transferred
to the patrol wagon. Sergeant Nc
Dermott is taken from the Wagon
and assigned to district. John
Purcell sthe popular p troll wagon
driver, is also placed on Il district,
and is succeeded on the wagon by
Patrolman Mcdaniel. Operator
Wallace leaves central station to 60
on the street and Patrolman J. r.
Gaynor, is put in charge of the re-
porting apparatus on Captain Kan e's
turn. No changes were made in
the turkeys, and House Sergeant
Durney and Operator Harkins re-
main in their old positions.
IL making up the changes, it was
necessary to exchange men between
Captain Eyans's and Captain Kane s
squads. The men formerly under
Captain Kane, who under the new
order will become part OF Captain
Evans command, are Sergeanfs
White and Howgate, and Patrolmen
DlMare, Hancock. Cornish, Moore,
Burns, Green and Maxwell. The men
formerly with Captain Evans, who
now will be under Captain Kane are
Sergeants Tucker and Bayley, and
Patrolmen j. II. Scott, Abrams,
Brown, Gilling, Dutton, Purcell aud
Hawke
Reassignlnents also were made
among the street sergeants in the
shake.up, which is the greatest
made in many years in the depart
ment. Sergeant Massey goes from
the eastern to the northern district
Sergeant Bayley from the northern
to the eastern district; Sergeant
White from the northern to the
western district; Sergeant Lyons
from the western to the eastern dis.
trict; Sergeant Tucker from the
eas tern to the central district; and
Sergeant McDermott from the patrol