The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-20
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Regular IN etlHg OF the Boald of Ponce
| Commissioners he'd in First Police court
| room. eSday, June Is, 1892,
Observation-Disclosures Kelly and Van
Keuren.
Absent-Pre4ideut Feeney. .
Commissioner Kelly was on motion
called to the chair.
The board on motion proceeded with
trials OF officers against whom charges
had been preiei red as follows:-
Patrolman VIM, Luyster, First Pre-
ciuct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patroltnan Chas. Mohrenstein. First
Precinct; charge, failing to report at sig
nal box.
Patrolman Hueh Pendergast, First
Precincts: charge, neglect of duty.
Chauceman Joseph Nevtus. First Pre-
cinct; charge, absence wlhout leave.
Pairalnian Michael Shay, Second Pre-
cinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman Thomas Van Buren,, Fourth
Precinct; charge, neglect Of duty.
PatrClman j. p. Feinan, sixth Precinct,
two charges of ueglsct of duty.
The Board iuviug heard the ~pleadings
and testimony in elch cise retired for
drliberatiou aud on assembling. sentenced
the accused Officers that were found
gull y rs foil Iws:-
PaIrolman VIM Luyster, found guilty
| and sentenced 10 be fine,i two Gays pay.
Patrolman Charles Northeastern, found
guilty and sentenced to be fined two days
pay.
Patrolman Hugh Pendergast, First
precinct. foul d guilty and sentenced TO
be fined three days pay.
Cbuncemau joseph Nevins, First pre-
| cincr, found guilty AMI sentenced to be
fined one days pay.
Patrolman Michael Shay, Second pre-
oinct. found guilty aud sentenced to be
fined Que Il g pay.
Patrolnan rhos. Van Buren,, found
| flIU nu6 Anhtapoa1 tn ha fined z nnySS
pay.
Patrolmau J. P. Feinan. found guilty
of both charges and sentenced to be fined
three days pay GA the first and five days
pay on the second charge
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS N PETITIONS.
Communications, etc, were received
and disposed OF us folio VS.:
Communication from Superintendent of
Police Informing Beard of the suspension
of Patrolman Mckim eadlng investiga-
ton of charges preferred against him.
Filed.
Communication from secretary of the
medical staff. City Hospital, Informing
Bva d If h appointment OF DIR. +. A.
JeliecAer i5 House Surgeon.
On motion the appointment was con-
firined
designations OF Patrolmen James A. Nc
| Iva lat ~ 4 SAAith
Accepted.
Invitation of st. BridgeI's Y. NJ. G. A.
to attend the laying of the corner stone
of Catho ic Lyceum on Sundiy, June 10,
Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented anu ref ,rred to
the proper comin' tees rs fellows:
Vunderbeeck g. Sons, lumber, April.
$40. IL; May, $l07. SO.
Iheo. Smith Bros. repairs, Third Pre-
cinct. January, $50,
Philip ooergfelf, repairs to patrol
wagon, February to Nav, S73. 10.
Ganewell Fire Alarm Co., supplies,
May. SPA 80.
John A. VIII, repairs to harness. April,
SIS. rs.
New York and New Jersey Telephone
COMPANY, Instruments. March and April,
1921. SO.
Mackeys A. b. C. Guide to May, 1893,
SIS.
DR.. Mcintosh, veterinary service. May,
Jersey City News, advertizing, April,
IS. 20; printing manuals, June; s12.
:. A. Bettignofer. harness aud supplies,
The Jersey City New. printing. May,
$54.7 rs.
james f. Autenreich, veterinary SER
vice, February and March, S33.
Hauck Brothers, coal to Fourth Pro-
ciuct, May, SIS. so.
Referred to the Committee on s.; alton
Houses and Prisons.
Phillip ODergfelt. repairs to ambu-
lance, May, 500.
Hugh Dugau, feed to Hospital, May,
S23. so.
Henry BE stty, meat to Hospital, part
of May, S3S Al.
Fergus L. Kelleher, repairs at Hospital,
May, SCI. %.
Referred to Committee on Hospital
aud DlspenSary.
Commissioner Feeney appeared and
took his seat.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY President Freney and adopted: