The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-01

j. Duhar;. John Klein, Hugh
Dunlevy, John 1ietGen, Herman
w. KoDf. Henry Gerdts, A. S Burpiston.
Herman Cordes. Cnristoph Sturcke, w.
$. Allardice. Mrs. L. I. White. Frederick
Druhnlel. Thomas Hughes, E. A.. KauI-
ward McAvoy. e. j.. Leonard. William
Klelnman. B. Kellers, Matthew TaekeIla,
g.. H. Meyer, Bridget Kelly, j. H. Van
Doren & Co.. j. and w. Pellens. John
McGralh, james Radigan. James =.
Banks, Henry Folke, A. Rieman, Chris
Richard Hopson, NJ. Giles, John Moore. J.
Gdynor. G. r. Buddington, Even Z.
Kennedy, William Kerr, Adolph Il. Noel
Ter, George kitzner. Charles Brady, Paul
PoveuZ, Conrad Thtele, Mrs. G. M. Sill,
Flora Aussland. Henry. L.. Rugge. Pat
nell, Michael Nolan, NJ. J. Connelly, Ann
McCarty, Wessllng Brothers. Margaret
Flanagan, George G.. Kern, Charles
Link, Mrs. McAghon, R. b. Fisher, n.
NJ. Savage. Mrs. Sweeney, A: X.
SSt ar; Margaret arg sbsr sSoffe1 witte meSry
& Co... Michael Sullivan. Martin
O'Flahertv, Bernard Shehau, Theodore
Seisseuschmidt. John Cook, Joseph Ru-
batsky. John Plate, Mary O'Neill, Mrs.
Donnelly, Mary A. DAILY. Henry G; Duls.
John M9ller, Charles Z; Won MAIDEN
L l "SAS9thdhF ~ hNNf
Charles JoerGens, Endicott &Co., Peter
Mcguire, Joseph Murphy, Mrs. A. e
Kingslaud. Andrew Maunion, Mrs. james
Moran, NJ. j. Cleary. Ann McGovern, I.
Gallagher, Herman Tietgen, Philip Peter.
Margaret Mason, Antonio Loon, H.. e.
Morse, S, II. Goldschmldt. Mrs. Gonngann,
Anna Heavey. K. %Pennycud, Mary Dugan,
G. Schott, Louis l.. Finke, Henry Biede-
bach, Margaret Kelley. JOIN j. Fay.
Mrs. Cature. hannah Courtney, Annie
Manning, Ellen Sullivan. John O'Brien,
Carl Lampe. Elizabeth HanIon, Frank
AnnIe duffy, e.. Boring, Richard
Lyons, Michael Shaugnessy, Daniel
Haley, Theodore H.. Clock. Henry Dela-
rega, Henry De Witt, Henry Miller. w. f.
Roehrer, Adam Kawick, Maggie Smith.
John III. Forbes, L. j. Salter. A. j. Newly.
Ernest w. Luhr, George Halinger, w. S.
Barry, Mrs. Mulqueeney. Henry w. Wolf,
Frank A. Spliedt. Ii. C. Bartsch, Mrs.
Morgan, l.. L. Hart and Charles Bodecker
Sc Sou.
On motion report was received and per-
mits ordered issued.
leading OF COMMUNICATIONS.
A com Municatlon from G. Van Hout en-
Post, G. A. r., was presented, requesting
leave of absence on Memorial Day for
members OF the Department who are also
members of the G. A. r.
Received and referred to the Committee
VI thC hOlCs
PRESENTATION OF CLA1Ms.
Claims were presented, received and
disposed of us follows:
5. NJ. Jenson, S25; j. DAILY, $3.50;
Wright Bros, $12. so; Timothy Healey,
SIS 60.
referred to Committee on Horses and
Harness.
S. NJ. Jensou, S.. 10; Michael j. Russell.
1857. 80.
Referred to Committee on Apparatus
aud Repairs.
The United Gas Improvement Co, IS. s5.
$50, S41.55.
Referred to Committee on Telegraph
and Fuel.
Hugh Dugan, s24.69 s44 Al. S57.07. S34. 80,
$62. 23. $50. 40, $40. "a, $40. 46. $37. 81. S51 AS,
81. ~, So. 0S. $4+ W, $42. Ol, S38. 33. $42. 81,
$40 90 and s54 40.
Referred to Committee on Feeds.
OFFICERS REPORTS N COMMUNICATIONS.
The weekly Itports OF the Superlnlen-
dent, Inspector OF Horses and Superin-
tenueut OF telegraph were presented, re-
ceived and ordered tiled.
The case of Thomas u. Leather. Tele-
graph linemau (und detailed to Engine
Co. No. s. charged with neglect of DUTY
was called.
Thomas q. Leather appeared and
pleaded guilty.
On motion of Commissioner Hen derson
the charges were dismissed.
On motion the Board adjourned.
CHARLES E~STERBRooK.
Clerk.