New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-02
BIG POLICE SH4KE-UP.
Many Changes in Brooklyn and
Manhattan DetectiUe Bureaus.

Police Commissioner Bingham mad a busy day
Yesterday. He swept down the Brooklyn de-
tective bureau. according to schedule and trans
terred some forty men in and out Of the bureau.
TWO sergeents were placed IN the Manhattan de-
tective bureau and nineteen patromen found new
herths in the Central office. Lieutenant James
oRourke. who had been IN the department since
April T. 1915. was retired half pay.
These changes made in accordance with
the Commissioners plan to iufuss new blood into
the detective bureau, and clean out the old
timers, whose days Of usefulness in that depart
ment have passed. The new lieutenants are all
picked men. who have done creditable work in
the department The men removed from the
Brooklyn detective bureau follow
FIsdertck Baker to Fourth avenue station Nicholas
sirdleg to Butler street station: Henry kaiser
nue. station John Mooney. avenue station Rich
oha sff9s 3s's to va %sF
station owen Began 70 sixth avenue SweIs
bsno 70 gSa reeS station Michael
ssaon FRED g Barker to College Point station: Joseph
the Lee station and BARLEY Gray to the bed
The following transferred to the deteo-
tive bureau:
Frank MSIousklin from the Gates avenue station viii
Brady from the casson Avenue station: Thomas 4
Rappelye station John J. Gallagher from the
G s9h aTemus Etaton William Mc2on?ugh from the
toria station: Christopher Cumsky. from tho Hamburg
ton Henry Ref from the Parkviie station; Charles
A Bunnel from the Liberty station; John +
Manning and Martin Downs, from the 9th Inspection
District: William J. Conroy from the Fifth
ton; Harry F. MeCrossin, from the Fappelye
station; James j. Iferano from the Adams
ton; Matala E Stelne. from the Gates sta
ton: Louis r Ditman. Rappeye station
John J. Barry. from the Gates station:
LCughln, from the Liberty station Fred
downing. from the Flushing station: Milky
from the Broadway station and V.
the 9Th Inspection District.
Sergeant Otto Raphael. OF the Delaney street
station and Sergeant David Sheahan. Of StapIeton
Staten Island will work in the Ces4iral Office
will the following patromen:
jeremiah A. Buckley. William ] Bren John T. Don
ohue and Stnson McIvor, the Old Slip
ward J. oConnor. from the city Hall station Herman c.
Brsen from the Charles station; Curry
from the Delaney station; Joseph A. Reynolds
from the West 30th station: Thorpe
the Madison station: Bremen Michael
Meyers 10th station: Martin
from the 18th Inspection District Arthur Mueller
the Leonard street station: Eugene s. Meenagh
Market Etaton John j. Cook. from the East 9th
station: Joseph Bedner, from the East 9th
John II. Butler the 3Tth station
Daniel Brrtayne from the East 104th street station
and Patrick j. Cuey from the West 10Th street station
The Commissioner learned yesterday that the
sergeants bill giving them increase from 81 500
to s.. 700 had been passet by the Assembly He said
he didn't TO comment the matter, he
interested way the other. that il
up TO the citizens and taxpayers" "If the
taxpayers want to give them increase IN sal
ary let them do it." the Commissioner said.