The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-20
EoAEb a PolIcA cvNAIssIaNkEe.

Commissioners held Ia ~ nj Police
Courtroom, Friday. Januaiy Is, 1872.
present-Afl the members.
The Board. on motion. proceeded with
trials OF officers against whon' enar8e5
had been preferred as follows:
Rou adsniau James Hopkins, First pre-
cinci: charge. neglect OF duty.
patrolman George valid. First
precinct; charge. neglect o! duty.
Pa'rolman Michael Gnynor, First pre-
cincr; charge. neglect or uuty.
Pairolman Frank Monahan, First pre-
cinct; charge. neglect of duty.
Purrollnan Encch Richerich. First pre-
cinct; two charges of neglect OF duty.
Pstrolmau Michael Burns, First pre-
cinct; TWO charges Of neglect Of duty.
Patrolnan James Coyne, First pre-
cinct; charg neglect OF duty, NOT APP
pearinG against a prisoner"
Patrolman Alexander FinIay, First pre-
cinct; three charges, one or intoxlcatioh,
one OF neglect of duty and II of feign-
ing sickness.
precinct: charge. unnecessary violence to
u prisoner.
Patrolman George Survey. First pre-
cinct; charge, violation of the rules.
Patrolman John Nugent, First pre-
cinct; charge. violation Of the rules.
PatrolmRn Edward Moran, First pre-
cinct; charge, being drunk while on duty.
ChxncemAn Dennis Walsh, First pre-.
cinct; charge, absence without leave.
Chancemau James johnson, First pre-
cinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Pa,rolmian William Fitzhenry. Second
precinct; charge. not properly patrollhg;
precinct; charge, neglect of duty.
PatroliuHn Charles Harrington. Second
precinct; charge, neglect OF duty.
Patroiinan Nathaniel Smith. Second
precinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman Thomas Sutton, Third pre-
cinci; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolmau Charles Wohllebeu. Third
! precinct; charge, neglect OF duty.
Patrolman Henry McArdle, Fourth
! preciuct; clerge, intoxication while in
uniform.
Patrolman George A. Routh. Fifth pre-
ciuct: charge, not properly ratrolinR.
Patrolman Arthur b. Mcintyre, Fifth
precinct; charge. not properly patroling.
patrolinan jacob Bergman, Sixth pre-
cinct; charge, being asleep on post.
Patrolman Thomas Meyers, Sixth pre-
cinct; charge, intoxication.
Patrolman John Rochfort. Sixth pre-
cincf; charge. not properly patroling.
Patrolman John Ryerson, Seventh pre-
cinct; charge, neglect OF duty.
The Board having heard the ys
and testimony in each case retired for de-
liberation, aud on assembling, sentenced
The accused officers that were found guilty
AS follows:
Roundsman James Hopkins found no
guilty and charge dismissed.
Patrolman George Braunwal1 found
not guilty aud charge was dismissed.
Pntrolman Michael Gaynor found not
guilty n charge was dismissed.
Patrolmap Frank Monahan found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Patrolman 'Euoch F.ickerich found not
guilty of one charge and ii was dismissed,
found gully of second charge and sen
fenced, TO be tined one days pay.
Palrolnlan Michael Burns, found
be f1ned five (5) days pay on first, and
| one days pay on second charge.
Patrolmau James Coyne, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined one days
pay. =,
guilty Of three charges and sentenced to
be fined ninety 900 day. pay.
Patrolman Jonn j. KavanaQh, found
not guilty and charge was dismissed.
patroln,an George Survey, found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
PatroIman John NuGent. found not
Patrolman Edward Moran, found
guilty and sentenced TO be fined sixty (60)
days. pay.
Chanceman James johnson. found not
guilty and barge was dismissed.
The case again st Chanceman Dennis
Walsh was laid over.
Patrolman William FitZhenry was
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
~ days pay.
Patrolmen John D. Frsdericks. Charles
Harrington anil Nathaniel Smith were
found not guilty and the charges against
them were dismissed.
Patrolmen Thomas Sutton and Charlie &
Wohlleben were found not guilty and
charges were dismissed.
Patrolman Henry McArdle, found gull
ty and sentenced to be fined sixty (60)
days pay.
and sentenced to be tined five (5) days
Patrolman A. B. Mcintyre. found guilty
and sentenced to be fined five (5) days
pay.
Patrolman Jacob Bergman. found gull.
ty and sentenced to be fined sixty $50,
days pay.
Patrolman Thomas Meyers. feund gull
ty aud sentenced to be tined thirty go,
davis pay.
Patrolman John Rockford. found gull
ty and sentenced to be fined two days
pay.
Minutes of last meetin & as approved as
printed.
Communications, etc., were received
and disposed or as follOWs:-
Communication from Clerk of Board
of Finance enclosing resolution, appro
priating the sun of 81. 900 from Contin-
gent Fund. / SOL 90. for the furnishing OF
Third Precinct Station.
Filed.
Communication from City Comptrolle,
informing Board OF having placed 81, 50t
OF Pension Fund in city bonds bearing in
terest at five per cent.
Filed.
Communication from Superintendent
of Police informing Board of death Of
Patrolman William Murtna, Fifth pre-
cinct
Filed.
Communication from Superintendent
of Police Informing Board of suspension
of Patrolman Meyers. Sixth precinct
pending charges that had been preferred.
Filed.
Communication from Superintendent
of Central Stock Yard and Transit Com
panY requesting that special police pow
ers be granted James II. Mould at that
place. H.
Referred to the Superintendent with
power.
Communication from John A. Efray,
owner OF house occupied rs Fifth precinct
station, notifying Board 10 quit the prem
Uses on May l, 1892.
Referred TO Committee on Station
Houses aud Prisons.