The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-21

guilty OF first charge aud it was dis
missed; found guilty OF second charge and
fined five ~ days paw.
Patrolman John Quiun, found guilty
aud sentenced to be fined five () days
pay.
Patrolman James Mccormack. found
guilty of all the charges and sentenced to
be fined thirty (30) days pay.
Patrolman Micnael Shay, found not
guilty, Il charge was dismissed.
Patrolman Nathaniel Smith, found not
guilty. and charge was dismissed.
Patrolman Teomas O'Rourke. found not
guilty and charge was dismissed. PATROL
man John Kenny, found guilty of all the
charges and sentenced to be fined thirty
800 days pay.
Patrolman George A. Rourh, found
guilty and sentenced TO be fined two (2)
days pay. Patrolnan John p. Fienan.
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
five ~ days pay. Patrolman John
Waters, fonnd guilty of both charges and
and sentenced to be fined thirty $50 days
pay.
Patrolman VIM. Manning, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined two () days
pay. Patrolman L. A. Sturges, found
guilty aud sentenced to be lined five 90
days pay. Chanceman Dennis Walsh,
found guilty and sentenced to be tined
two () days pay.
Minutes OF last meeting approved as
| presented.
COMMUNICATIONS N PETITIONS.
Communications. etc., were received
| and disposed OF as follows:-
Communication from Police Surgeon
DR.. John Nevin suggesting that Patrol
man Alexander Finiay. First precinct, be
| retired on account OF disability.
Referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Communication from Frank o. Cole re-
ouesting Board to fix u time when he can
appear before them.
Referred to the Committee Of the
Whole, and Clerk directed to notify him
to appear on Friday. 22d inst, a 8 O'Clock
p. m.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented u referred to
the proper committees AS follows:
Frank NJ. Foye, rent Seventh precinct
station, February, Marc h and April, $50;
John A. Effray, rent Fifth precinct,
March aud April, $40; C. o. Dnnc n. feel,
December and January, 1924 o.; Hauck
$50. so; March. $62. rs; Western Union
Telegraph Comp my, time service electric
clock, January to March. 50; Western
Union Telegraph Company, kilograms,
january to March, $25. A; Jersey City
News, printing manuals, $S; Fulton &
March, $500; l.. Mcdonald, furniture,
Third Precinct, $3.50: Wood g. Menagh,
supplies. March, ST. 10; john a. VIII, re.
pairs to harness, Decainbsr to March,
1885; Jacob Ringle, supplies. January.
s65. April, Sill. 40; Albert DATE, pointing.
January, sl76, February, s53. April, $3.50;
Vunderbeek & Sous, lumber, March,
$40. 55; New Jersey Car Spring Rubber
Co, hose, IS 80; supplies, April. Sl1. rs;
Charles Boil wool, supplies. February,
81. IS. March, $32.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses and Prisons.
J. g. j. Eager. supplies to hospital April,
SOL; Hugh Dugan. feed to hospital March
and April, $4S; Hudson River Ice Co., ice
to hospital March, $50. so; Hauck Bros,
kindling wood to hospital February. S.;
John Herman. part payment OF contract
for annex building at hospital, 81. 500;
Eliza Kelleher. dry goods to hospital
pital March. $40. 20; Henry Beatty, meat
to hospital March, Sl77 81; Charles Bolt
wood. supplies to hospital March, $21 95.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary.
REPoRT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.
Superintendent OF Police submitted re-
mort OF the business of the department
for quarter ending March 81, 1892.
Filed.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Commissioner Kelly aud adopted:
Resolved, That William Boyle be rein
SLaLeu rs pHIIOlulhu duu QGtdiicu ~ EeuD-
sylvania Railroad Company without pay
from the city.
BY Commissioner Kelly aud adopted:
Resolved, That permission be GRANTED
to the Police Mutual Aid Society to have
an excursion and sell tickets for the same
during the month of july.
The President of the Board directed
the Clerk to notify the Superintendent
that il was the desire of the Board that
all officers connected with the committees
OF the several parties 20 resign therefrom
in accordance with the rules OF the
Board.
Motion by COMMISSIONS Kelly and
adopted:
That the special police powers of James
Watt be revoked, aud that special police
powers be granted Richard Thomas at
Newman's Amusement Hall. Newark
avenue.
Motion by Commissioner Van keuren
and adopted:
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the call of the chair.
On motion adjourned.
G. w. ROBINSON.