Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30

Giles and ]. R. Evans. general order was
issued by the superintendent assigning the
new captains, lieutenants and sergeants to
the several precincts. Under the reorgan-
ization the officers are to be distributed as
follows:
Headquarters-Richa Sylvester, major
and superintendent; r. II. Boardman, in
spector and assistant superintendent;
Charles T. Peck, lieutenant. in charge of
the detective Office at night; Joseph Car
ter, sergeant, in charge of the detective Of
flee after midnight.
First precinct-George II. Williams, cap
tain; James Hartley, lieutenant; J. T. Hol-
linberger, r. E. Lee and Harry r. Lob
man, sergeants
Second precinct-Daniel Sullivan, captain;
J. L. Sprinkle, lieutenant; ]. A. Boyce. J.
A. Duvall and c. M. P. Lord, sergeants
Third precinct-R. B. Boyle. captain; Ed
ward ]. Keefe, lieutenant; E. w. Brown.
J. r. Evans and ]. A. Williams sergeants.
Fourth precinct-W. H Mathews, captain:
]. E. Mulhall, lieutenant; R. C. Yates, d.
T. DUNCAN and Theodore Kaucher, SER
geants.
In the Other Precincts.
Fifth precnct-Frank F. McCathran cap
tain; w. T. Anderson, lieutenant; Leslie
Ellsworth. r. w. Montgomery and Q. c.
Ryan, sergeants. Substation Anacostia
part of fifth precinct-Mounted Sergeant
Charles A. Stevens In charge In daytime
and Mounted Sergeant Mccormack in
charge at night.
Sixth precinct-Michael Byrnes captain;
Yulee Hodges, lieutenant; Daniel Conlon
Edward Curry and Samuel Murphy SER
geants.
Seventh precinct-Henry Schneider, cap
tain; Anthony Shilling, lieutenant; J. T.
Whalen and T. r. Bean, sergeants; J. ].
Murphy and w. W. Easley, mounted SER
geants.
Eighth precinct-R E. Doyle, captain:
Thomas Judge, lieutenant; J. L. Kilmartin
]. S. Kramer and L. ]. Stoll, sergeants.
Ninth Precinct-John C. Daley, captain;
William F. Falvey lieutenant; C. T. Wright,
Walter Emerson and J. M. Walsh, SER
geants; s. L. Fl. Russell and ]. E. Hart
man, mounted sergeants.
Tenth precinct-H. B. Elliott captain
Daniel slattery, lieutenant; C. H. Bremen
man, J. H. Luton and c. A. Carlson, SER
geants; ]. L. Giles and S. J. Harry, mounted
sergeants.
Sergeants c. L. Plemmons, A. ]. Headley
j. e. Wilson and C. L. Bode.
Chief Clerk Kemp of the police depart
ment will make the changes effective by
administering the oath of Office to every
member Of the department who Is affected
by the provisions of the act which provides
for the reorganization of the force. This
work will be begun at midnight tonight and
Will US HIisueu at al carry nOur tomorrow
morning.
Duties Defined.
In a general order issued by Maj. Syl-
vester today the duties of the higher off,
Gals Of the department are defined The
order says that Inspector R. II. Boardman,
assistant superintendent, shall have imme-
date command of the members of the force
specially detailed in the prevention and
detection OF crime, and be respected as
such. subject to the laws and regulations
governing the conduct of the metropolitan
police force. This will In no wise prevent
him from exercising general supervision
OF the force at any and all times accord
ing to the laws and regulations; and in the
absence of the major and superintendent
he will exercise the duties pertaining to
that office.
The order also recites that Inspectors
F. E. Cross, H. L. Gessford and John A.
swindells shall perform the duties hereto
fore required of the captains of the force,
subject to the laws and regulations and
shall be respected as such, and Police Sur
geons w. T. Burch, C. c. Marbury Ed
mund Barry and ]. S. Wall having been ap-
pointed members of the metropolitan po-
lice force, will hereafter be respected as
such, subject to the laws and regulations
governing them