New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-17
SHIFTS EIGHT CAPTAINS.
NEW ONE IN TENDERLOIN.
Befeued To BE Neso Gambling
Crusadc-OConnor to DeIancey-st.

-, ..A.,-,,,,.. ,,,bt~h Commissioner Greene gave
the Police Department. yesterday eight cap'ainS
were transferred and three plain clothes men IN
she West Thirtieth and West Forty-seventh 81
.o+ic,s ,-e-o transferred 70 remote precincts and
r-ernsnded 10 patrol duty The most Important
changes are tho transfers o. Captain 5"Ilh "
o'Connor from the Tenderloin station to Deiances
81 and CAPTAIN Henry ". Burhend. from the f.iist
Fiehtv-cighth-st station 10 the Tencerioin- Ohp-
-,in James T. Dillon. who has been SUSPENDED
under charges was fined twenty days pay anu
placed IN command OF the East Eighty-els h1h-s''
station leaving the West Forty-seFenth-sI s0a-
ton. Captain Martin Handy. OF me ieoiia .' =
station. was sent 20 the West Forty-seventh-st-
station. The most important post next to the
Tcndcrloin. IN the city.
The otbe- transfers were: George H. Hola han.
--oua Delancey-st. 10 Bee-are. BrooklNn' Aehis
sUeeney from Cfrecnpoint 20 Leonard-st; Bernard
GaUpeber from Lee-ave TO Richards-ave.. Brook
lyn. and Patrick Summers, from Bichards-st 10
Creenpoint.
CAPTAIN Burfend is one OF the youngest captains,
being forty-one years old. and an appointee OF
Commissioner Greene on June ~ OF thls year
For some time he was a shoo-fy rouhus4na4i
under Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt CON-
missioner Greene. in speaking OF him, SAID
L expect great things OF Captain Burhend. he
10 a hard worker.
In making The transfers Commissioner Greene
sai6 that he was not satisfied with the condiuons
event in the case OF Captain Hoahan- captain
Holahan. he said. had done good work in the SIX
months ne was at the Deiancey-st- precinct ana
had requested to be sent back to Brooklyn, which
request granted
The wardmen transferred were James h Arm
strong OF the West Thirtieth-st station who goes
70 Parkville. John G. MCGEE. OF the West Forty-
Sc 7eufh-st station who goes 70 fIusLs, s+syfo1
who goes TO West Chester Armstrong mas - m
the head seuth OF the plain CLONES men ~ -
TenderlOin since captain OIohhoE hs's S0NA '-
General Greene said he had nothing 20 say about
the opening Of gambling hOuscs further thail -
he would hiring the parties 20 justice arc II o
any game being tipped on by cto1tiH He "o'o
have the captain up charges AT once 49,
CAPTAINS Burhend and Handy were called oet ,e
Commissioner Greene Hno instructed a. 20 -. -
they should DO. Il told them 10 en- ne Ia a.
ead the Commissioner, but ne would hot sdS ''
T6ere we're rumors about headquarters that
charges would be preferred egainst ,tp1s4Ln - -,
answer questions the subject IL Is 49,
that INSPECTOR McClusky has a list OF gainnLins
houses which he viii soon give 10 ue NOi1''s
Fefore going away Captain O'Connor turned ne
command OF the station over 10 captain fuI
Il leave this station with no feeItts .llll =. =,
adorable satisfaction" said captain O ConnoT \ !
stations look alike 70 me. II Cofnriis2iolSS4 - -
,,tebed 10 transfer me 10 COney Island or faT
have tried 10 do my duty here, and believe ilat !
bave shown that know that the preclhcI - ~ ~
much better condition than II was before to1 IN
cbarra Tie mon here have stood by me, and We
have worked together honestly . 81, -. -.
"Au / have to say TO you men. SAD ~. N ~. ~
captain addressing the O'Clock tour rs Iills
DO your duty without fear or favor an HIosI
no olliEations TO any IN this precinct " IeI-
ever you md the law is being kiolatea nahe q
SfSer Re men had left Captain Burfend said he
10 DO lie said ne would make no changes IN 1he
stan Of The N2romen.