The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-11

| the reccipt Of your letter OF the 2oth INST.
complaining OF an unjust charge being
made against Won IN the Dock Department
! and Ia say that n has been transmitted 20
the Commissioner Of Docks and Ferries
! for his consideration.
/ The third letter addressed To Gala
! CHER and signed by Secretary Adamson.
IL dated two days later and reads
Tho Mayor de-iTes me to say that your
letter Of June ~. complaining 81 your sns-
pension by the DoCk Department. has been
fully investigated The Mayor learned
that Won wer. suspended for one nlght Tor
failure 20 punch the time clock The dock
officials state that your excuse was regarded
a. weak since u was only ore OF many
previous derehctions Of duty on your part.
The Mayor ~ further informed that You
are shortly 60 bc 'rie'l on charges
Regarding your complaint that q dis
tinciion il made between watchmen and
lahorers assigned 70 watch posts ~ - stated
that this ~ a complaint which has many
times bren considered nv tho Dock Depart
: nent The Mayor - informed that laboreTs
are only assigned In the case OF very old
| employees OF IN the event Of the posf re-
curing manual labor which a watchman
wall not do.
The files Of a number OF city depart
ments show that the case Of Gallagher
had drawn from officials a great deal OF
| correspondence Even the Governor =
! secretary and officers 81 the Civil Service
COMMISSION and the Bureau Of Municipal
| Investigation all patiently considered
and responded "a his letters 81 complaint
| Charles Harvey. an official OF the bn-
relu nf Municipal Investigation. appears
! To- have gwen Callaghers complaints
careful consideration at the request OF
| Mayor Gaynor MIR He-vey reported IN
writing Ia Mayor Gaynor and the report
IN Couutersigned with the approval OF
| Comptroller Prcndergast The substance
| ~ this report which ~ several hundred
words long. ~ that the employment OF
dock laboreTs Ia perform IN part tn" ser
| vices Of watChmcn was done with tn"
! approval Of the Municipal Clvil service
1 Commission on III" ground that the ser !,
J vic" required IN such cases embraced
| rather more than watching department
property and that these employees hold
] more or le-- permanent assignments
which fact does not, however. appear on
! the payrolls II tho Department Of Docks
I and Ferries
/ TWAS aftar the Mayor had been assured
| toy apparently every city official who
! Gould she'd hight IN the case that Gala
CHER had not just grounds for complaint
regarding the shifting Of dock employees
! that Secretary Adamson wrote 10 Gala
/ CHER On August tho letter found m Cal
| Iagher's poC.,"t when ne was arrested
/ That brief CONCLUSION of the correspond
prCs read.
The Mavor desrc- me 90 acknowledre
~. receipt o' Vpur letter 81 the i-' inst
! and To- state tha' D." can do nothing IN the
matter OF which YOU write
\ cabl.gram -"nt To Mayor Gavnor.
| Hospital New Work. was received NJ the
! city Hall Yesterday afternoon which
from Vienna. dated ~ 81 p VI Aug ~,
and signed Hurst An attenp, was
~ ons.' mad" to discover who the Hurs,
was Two c1bl" inquiries elected the
information that IN" message was sent
from r., m PI Of the Hotel Bri-t ol Tho
INITIAL. of the sends- were not known
III" only Hurst known - tho MAY orr
oiiic-. j. earl T. Hurst CONSUL General
AZ PIau.n. Germany He was formerly
at Prague, Austua-Hungary
Th., Mayor ms an intimate Trend who
- Michael FIrS' and i now abroad II
was thougHt that - might possibly - 10
The MHvors offis~' gave ont this formal
statement last night
! The Mayors ONE cndeavorad through
! Two Ssr, "" '"Iegram~ 20 IDENTIFY IN" sender
. ut 'u" rus-s,g IN order thai u m.ght 10
. a know'-dgrd Roth services returned
struautrr ~ SIGNED Hurs' In The second
.ar,l.- iu"--are ~" address Of Hurst i
| gwen - room -. II"t"l bristol
on, of the early callers NJ tho Mayor =
Office yesterday VAS Reginald Walsh.
acting Cou-ll General Of Great Britain
IN thI- City consul Walsh had received
from ~" Hon James Bryce. Ambassador
/ Nom Great Britain 20 the United States.
/ a message from Dublin. y " as follows
I Dy,,i.A ,yus uI-Gruc,rI N'r York
rlaa-, INQUIRE IN NV behalf iorMavor
Gavnpr- condition ana express deep sym
path, 80 al 'r'.uners o. the embassy
som. vt the kilograms from we'll know II
Z men ~ which prompt responses wer"
mad" .ith"r by ~" acting Mayor or the
-N" 7Itiv" secretary here follow
/ W,,,arr = G0g1.r NSv York
2 Il. ,o~.rdly attempt on your life has
T deeply moved ~. people ~ ohio. II r..
uluds Thorn Of Garfield and Mckinley
I Tt.l t"roi," that YOUR life was spared and
pray Tor your quick and full r~"oVery.
IupsoN HAuMuN.
,wir"Ie--
IS K,rSrr WILHELM pER CROSSE
NJ SEN Aug ~.
| Mcvnr Gryro-. N'r York
Ec-' wishes for YOUR prompt recovery
PTDpo MoNrr
IN, Nov Joh- Pr--oy Mhcbsi. Ac'ng Moyo-.
N1r York
Your wlTr roe iyeI Very Glad indeed
~ nave ~. 81, ouraging news and await
YOUR further word v,th hop"fuln"--
'HsELrs = Hr0HFs
Mo- ~ LfNtN~, MICH Aug
/ ic'irg NGyor Nrrb'L NDr IurI
Am Profound, ~hocked a. u"ws 81 A. .
, tempt on M. 81 our MAYOR Hope and pray
for hls Ie o""ry.
AT,HBisHUP FARLEY
HoMRTnD. Germany. Aus. 10
Nrv1- Gdg-"r Scr York
Greatly shocked by news Earnestly
hope speedy recovery
GEopor II MCCLELLAN
THOMPSON. y Y. Aug. ..
! tenro Mayor. N'r York CITY
Profound regrets a. MAYORS misfortune
AMI m sins ere hope for hts speedy recovery
luHN A Dir
DrHLIN. ireland. Aug. ~.
Johr PYrroy Mnch'i. Ns'r York
Greatly shocked ~ outrage on Mayor
Pray convey 20 him deepest sympathy Of
Irish party Hope for speedy recovery
JoHN REDMoSD
rrICA. y y Au1
Tic Ho- J0tr PDrroy Nrch'i
All our people w"r" greatly shocked upon
learning 81 the daStarily attempt on the
life ~ your honor"d aud beloved Mayor
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