The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-23
FLOOD, TENDERLOIN OVERLOAD
NEW POLICE INSPECTORS GET
BILLETS FROM MIR. M'ADOO.
Ono More District Made in Manhattan
and All Rearrangcd Above l4th street
Mclaughlin Gets Second Hest JOB
Titus May Come Down From Bronx.

and All nearranEcd ABOVE l4th street
--McLaughlin Gets Second Hest JOB
Titus May Come Down From Bronx.
IN making assignments yesterday OF
the four new inspectors appointed Tues
day, Police Commissioner McAdoo made
reapportionment OF the inspection districts
OF the entire city. Hereafter there Will
Ire thirteen instead OF twelve districts.
The addition OF a new district on the
upper West Side changes the designation
OF all of the Brooklyn districts. The
boundres of the districts, however, have
not been changed.
In Manhattan some OF the districts have
been considerably changed. The First
and Second which cover the East and
Vest sides of the city respectively below
Fourteenth street, remain as before.
The Third district, which formerly took
in only West Side precincts, including the
Tenderloin, now includes the East twenty
second street station house. In the juris-
diction of the inspector of the district Will
be the Tenderloin Fast Twenty second
street, West Twentieth street and West
Thirty-seventh street stations. The dis
trict reaches from river to river from Four
tenth to Twenty-eighth street on the East
Side and Fourteenth to Forty-second street
on the West.
The Fourth inspection district will in
clude the East Thirtyffth street, West
Forty seventh street, Grand Central, East
Fifty-frst street and West Sixty-eighth
street stations.
The Fifth district takes in the East Sixty
seventh street. East Eighty eighth street,
East lOAth street and East Roth street
stations.
The Sixth district, which is the added
one takes in the West Tooth street, West
12jth street and West l52d street stations.
Formerly 1t was included in the jurisdiction
of the Fifth inspection district. The Bronx,
under the new arrangement, is the Seventh
district.
Inspector Flood was sent to the Third
district; Mclaughlin, who was in charge of
the old Third district, was sent to the
Fourth Walsh was assigned to the Fifth
and Sweeney, new inspector, TO the sixth
district. Hogan, who was acting inspector
full hsdged inspector. Schmittbergerw
continued in the First district. McClusky
remains in The Bronx, where Titus also
STAYS as borough inspector.
The appointment of Inspector Flood TO
the Third dist riot, which takes in the old
quarters as direct Endorsement Of him by
Commissioner McAdoo. Mclaughlin. who
until yesterday looked after the Tendcrlon
district, will have an equally important
district in his new command.
There we're a few changes in Brooklyn.
Inspector Nally, newly appointed, vas sent
there to look after the Tenth district, which
was formerly the Ninth Murphy will COM
mand the new Ninth district, which was
formerly the Eighth and the Eleventh.
formerly the Tenth, which takes in Coney
Island.
Mr. McAdoo didn't make any comments
on the assignments. He said however.
that it was possible he might not continue
Titus as Borough inspector OF The Bronx.
as he was not altogether satisfied that The
Bronx needed borough inspector.
The advisory board, which helps Mr..
McAdoo make selections for promotions,
will meet to-day at Headquarters. They
will look over the eligible list for captains
There are twenty-four names on the pres
ent list, with twenty-five captains to be
Mr.. McAdoo is not satisfied with the list
which is three years old. He wouldn't
say. whether any appointments would he
mad from it. Temporary acting captains
for the three stations made vacant by the
promotion Of Nally, Sweeney and Flood
the Leonard street, West Forty-seventh
street and West Tooth street stations-would
be made to-day, he said by Chief In
spector Cortright The senior sergeant on
duty in the precinct will probably be named
In each case.