The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-19

Nav 10, 7:05 +. NJ, still; owner, Mr..
Walsh; occupants. several families; 80
Canal street. frame building; loss, none;
cause, foul chimney.
known; occupants, several families. 361
Henderson street, BRICK tenement; loss,
none; cause. foul chimney.
May %. 8 A. M box 262; owners and
occupants, N. Y. L. E. & w. r. R.. foot
Ehirteeutn street, frame shanty; loss on
building, SIS; insurance on building. S75
cause. unknown.
May "a. 4:57 p. NJ. box 81; owner, Wal
ter Wood; unoccupied; 225 Communipaw
avenue. frame shanty; loss, slight; cause,
sparks from foundry.
May IS, BIT P. NJ. box 1877 and third
alarm; owners a.i occupants, Pennsyl-
vani Railroad, Wayne street and ~trestle,
oil tank cars; loss on stock, $1,000; on
building. $500; cause, oil explosion.
May rs, 5:l7 p. M. box 1877 and third
alarm; owner and occupant John
Reilly, $50 Wayne st 'eet, frame dwelling;
loss, slight; cause, extension of above
fire.
May Is, go P. NJ, still; owner, Harvey
& Sons, agents; OCCUPANT, Mrs. Finnerty;
IVA York street; frame dwelling; loss,
slight; cause, lamp explosion.
May 26. 10.46 A. M, box 40; owner and
occupant, Louis Spreepe; 40 Becker
street: frame store and dwelling; loss on
stocks 400; on building, $4,000; on fur
nlture, $500: insurance on stock. $500; on
building. $1,000; on furniture. $500; cause,
unknown.
May 26. 10.46 A. NJ. box 40; owner. A.
Is. D1ckenson; occupant, James May; Al
Blocker street; frame dwelling; loss on
building, 500; on furniture. $500: insur-
ance on building, 800; Oh furniture, 5000;
cause, extension of above fire.
May 30. 1865 P. M, box 4-Owner First
National Bank; occupants, c. Israel s.
Son; u Hudson street. brick building;
loss. slight; cause, carelessnesS.
May 80, 1910 A. NJ, box 125-Owner
n occupant, +. Kramer; West Side and
Belmont avenues, frame shop; loss on
building, $50; insurance, none; cause,
unknown.
May 80. 12:45 P. M, still; owner. F. A.
Barr; occupant, Murray Brothers; 345
Grove street, brick stone and dwelling;
loss, slight; cause, carelessness.
May 80, 900 p. M, box II; Love and
Wanser, agents; occupants, Mrs. Sin
claire; 100 York street, frame dwelling;
loss, slight; cause, lamp explosion.
May 81, 3:57 P. M, box 25; false alarm.
Total loss in May, $40, 157.
Total insurance paid In May, $40. 151.
Total number of alarms, thlrty-two (32).
Total number of bell alarms, eighteen
1S).
Respectfully submitted,
OOhN AAs "
Superintendent.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner Henderson
and adopted.
That when this Board %adjourns it does
SO to meet again on Wednesday evening,
July 20, at s P. NJ.
Resolution by Commissioner Donnelly
and adopted.
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn in
favor OF Jennie Smith, for the sum OF
forty-six dollars n sixty cents for servi-
ces rendered by her late husband, Will
lam Smith. as Stoker of Engine Co. No.
3, to June %, 1899 {less increase of payl.
Adopted by the following votes
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
AUDITING OF A
Claims OF James J. Duane, 1882. 70; N.
Rockford, $50; Charles Esterbrook, $50. 90;
Charles Boltwood. $47. 20. SIG. Al, SIS 25,
S14. IA, 5000 and $50 10; David A. Platt,
S7.45 and 25.46; BARLEY Coyle, S5S .43;
james Coleman, S62.5 so; Hugh F. Nc.
Laurhlin, $40; James Coyle, $115; Hugh
Dugau, $45 So, $45. Sc, $44.41. $43. IL. S55. 10,
S42 Sc, $63.36. $40 23, $50 %, SAIL and
$40 81; Q. Steck. $685. 40 and $52. As, having
been audited and reported correct by the
various committees, were ordered paid by
the following vote:-
Yeas-President Kern, Commissioners
Donnelly and Henderson.
Nays-None,
Absent-None.
On motion the Board adjourned.
CHARLES -ESTERBRooK,