The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-16
POLICEMEN PUNISHED.
A Long List of Delinquents
Transfers and City
Physician.

Two policemen were dismissed from
the department by the Police Board at
yesterday afternoons meeting. They
were George Conklin. a chanceuian OF
the First precinct, who brutally assaulted
James Sharp, a Lafayette resident, on
the night of March 80. and Patrolmsn
Richard Cooper, of the Fifth precinct,
whom the Board found guilty Of entering
and larceny of flowers from Florist John
Reid's greenhouses, in Greenville, on the
morning of March 20. Efforts were put
forward by the friends of both to secure
Counsellor Puster defended Cooper; Mr..
Reid, himself, conducted his case against
Cooper.
Chanceman John Fallahee. of the Seq
ondeprecinct. did not give the Boardhhn
opportunity to try him upon thechargs
OF intoxication, but resigned fgbm the de-
partment.
Other cases were Disposed of as fol-
lows:-Policeman Christian Breune, First
precinct, for not properly patrolling post,
lined one days pqE; Policeman Harrison
White, First Rrecinct, failure to report
garbage boxeeAeIt on sidewalks, fined ten
days pay, Policeman Martin Hare, First
precinct, ihNoxication and being found
III post. dned twelve days pay; Chance
Archibald. Second precinct, report
ate for duty, fned one days pay;
nceman, George Tango, Third pre-
II. fined three days pay; Policeman
mel Holmes. Fourth precinct, found
post, fined three days pay; Policeman
jahlleben, First precinct, not properly
AtroIling post, fined WI days
FAY; Policeman John Cavanagh. First
ipreclncr, mott properly. patrolllng post,
lined three days pay, Chanceman James
4 iHaii0n, First precinct, not properly pa
trolling post, tined three days pay; Pc
liceman Robert Stanley, First precinct,
disobedience of orders, fined three days
pay; Policem an Stansberry, Fourth pre-
cinct, inGoxic alton and violation OF. rules,
fined eight days pay; Policeman Mckim,
Fourth precinct, neglect OF duty. fined
one days pay; Policeman John Kenny,
Fourth precinct, late answering roll call,
fined one days pay.
The following transfers were made
Sergeant Wohleben, from Third to Fifth
precinct; Sergeant Solomon, from Fifth
TO Third; Sergeant Archibald, from First
to Fourth; Sergeant ShroDe, from Fourth
to Second: Sergeant Buckby, from Second
to First; Roundsman Flannelly, from
Sixth to Second; Roundsman Engle, from
Second to Sixth; Patroiman Kane, from
First to Fourth; Patrolman Newcomb,
from Fourth TO First; Patrolman Berg
man. from Second co Fourth; Patrolman
Fisher, from Fourth to Second; Patrol
man Niebank, from Fourth to Second;
Patrolman Feehan, from Second TO First;
PatroIman Rockford. from Third to Sec
ond.
Active Detective Mcbride was nomi-
mated to the full rank OF detective.
All three members of the Board had a
pet candidate for City Physician for the
Seeoud district. The president nominated
DIR. Koketchney; MI. Kelly, DR.. Joseph
Wolfson. and Mr.. Benson. DR.. John j.
Boorman. ON the second ballot Mr.. BEN
son. sooner than cause 4 deadlock, voted
for Mr.. Kelly's candidate, and DR.. Wolf
son was declared elected.
Special police powers were conferred
upon Terrence STANLEY for duty al the
Erie dapot.
Permission was Qrautad the Warren
Athlotic Club and Che Oakland Athieric
Club to hold a boxing and wrestlinr
s-Surnsc.e-t ~ O.kIan6 Rink on the
evening OF APRIL 20. subiect to tho usual
re5trictiops.
Chief Murphy submitted the following
be placed on the smeritorious rolr;:-Pa-