New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

,ooa DO a~-eetrd a man named Mccormick LOT
,ba murder of I'D" Gillespie. McCaherty so'
charles Reilly in 1891 FOR the murder OF JanIeS
Eelv. and in 1896 arrested Frank farrell -0'
,ba rourder OF Mamie Cunningham. In 1893 TO
ran down William Neufel6 who was e1ecuteu
for killing Mrs Krcuman. When Sarah Mart
WAS brutaly murdered in 1903 McCaheFV got
information IN Boston which resulted IN the ar
,est Of a sailor Emil Totterman. now undergo
ing life imprisonment. In the same mohlh Nc
Canerty arrested a negro. Charles JACKSON VIM
was executed for killing +. W. RoXbury'
4arorx tea faster He also worked on the mur-
der Of Jacob H. Thompson, an ednorlal writer
ON THE Times" and also arrested Aaron Tash-
ian. the Syrian, who murdered his brother
Markar. last fall.
with Lieutenant Arthur Carey, McCanerty
also worked on the Umbria dynamite oomo case'
and cleared up the mystery year later ny ar
resting Rousseau, who had tried 10 DO" up 'lie
etatue of Frederick the Great in Washington
lie had equal success in many burglary 49,
Among the Iieutenants sent from the DefecuVe
Bureau is William II. Funston, who goes 10
,-onev Island Funston was assigned to escort
Prince Henry Of Russia, Prince LOUIS OF ba'lel-
berg the Chinese Ambassador and otheF @ cue sueStS =;
Of the city in their travels aooul siiT T,n;,7on+
past wears He was favorlte OF FIesluenI
Lieutenant William Duggan. transferred to the
tective. He instrumental IN pIeaaIIs .as +S ~
The Monk Eastman gang by eIiSStttS I -. 80
leaders and getting the evidence 10 Se''N '--
Lieutenant Maurice Bonnoil was one of Petro-
sino's hand of Italian sleuths ar Headquarters.
FIe zoos 20 the Madison street station. Lieuten-
ant Bernard Keleher had charge or 1le poAeo 90
arrangements at the Thaw trlal' ana s0eS -
Patroiraan Edmund Leigh was for severa!
years Magistrate Barlows propatloh, ,. 9liIG' I1
IS a graduate Of the United States Matlhe ~, IL -
s-ineeTing Corps He becomes one OF the new
Central once detectives. He has performed
good detective work at the police courts.
OFFICERS EXCHANGE SHIELDS.
chief Tnsnector Cortright received the old in
tnac.ors. shields last night. when the deposeH
ones called at Headquarters TO resume cay
tsins' shields The luckier ones who got promo
sion also received their new inspectors snielos.
Acting Inspector Joseph Burns, who Is sald
10 have the backing OF Percy Nagle' was an
early arrival Burns now has under MS coin-
,sana fn the Sd District three eX-inspectors-
WcCTlusLy. stephen O'Brien and Kane. IN
gpector cross, on his way to the hampurs S aES
caller Cross was asked If he cared 10 say any!
thing about what he was going 10 90 aoout IL -;
The captain placed the index nnger OF ms !
-,oibt hand across his lips. and said nothing.
ssKYf YOU take this matter 10 the courts:
Again the finger went TO the hps' ana INC
s.anfafn industriously said noIhlng- A.
s.Chestv" McCluSky had nothlng 10 say 70
any one excepting Inspector Cortright to whom
he said: = ,. ,,,,,d
ness toward me. extending over many years. l
--Ssr+ 10 assure YOU that ! appreciate your
friendship . <o.,- .-.o.
lanes Kane who goes to the West ZVfh street
station. after commanding eleven pre1anc Win Win
an area of l42 square miles. in Queens TOOK
his reduction philosophically. I am ike an old
soldier" he said. 'and / take my orders anu
try to do the best / can. am glad 10 get PACK
TO New York for / New Yorker. and II
seems like old times 10 get back TO Manhattan
yirbt an doing police duty. and was going to see
thar the men under him did the same, and lots
OF IT,
.sSee Bingham" was the burden OF most OF
she others both dep0sed and promoted. Cap
tain Mclaughlin spent two hours al Headquar-
ters. cleaning up and then LETT the building
lgv the rear door. without speaking 10 any one.