The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-23

precincts. La the HlrSJ precinct, 10 pDAeS
hourly reports from men on posts In the
First precinct, since commence, lo2, 1S0;
wagon calls Ior prisoner 1,262; aupui-
auce calls, 30; telephone Gals, 55S, MAX
ing u tDtal OF 1U4 $50. lu the oecUnd pre-
clncb IA boxes hourly reports from men
ON post in the Second precibct, S2,549;
wagon calls for prisoner, 1913: anloalsncs
Calls, As; telephone calls. $40, making a
total of 93, 900.
LII the hourJ precinct, 10 boxes hourly
report from men ON post, 1880; Wagon
calls for PRISONERS, $50; ~sinDulanc5 Calls
81; telephone call, IT'S, making u totul OF
62. l47.
lnere are also in connection with the
police system, three booths, known as
visual signals, located as follows:
First precinct, corner Of Bay aud Green
streets.
Second precinct, at Pavonia Ferry.
First precinct, hudson and Montgom-
cry streets.
The Gannewell Police Patrol Telegraph
system has gwen the utmost satlsiactioh
aud canno De too highly recommended,
as will be seen by the Work for tue past
year.
Yours very respectfully,
WIN. H.. FOLLY,
Superintendent OF 1elegrapn.
Resignation of PatrolmAu Jonn ID.
DoDnelly, Seventh precinct, accepted.
IL OJl kltCAy III AObaOA "a 0Ou
missioner Kelly, proceedde with the
trials OF officers against whom Charges
had been preferred, as follows:
PatroIman James Coyne. First pre-
cinct, charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman Peter Cannon, First pre-
cinct, charge, neglect OF duty.
Patrolman John kenny, First pre-
ciuct, charge, violation OF the rules.
Patrolman Edward Harrigau, First pre-
cinct, charge, absence without leave.
Patrolman John Looney, First precinct,
charge. neglect of duty.
Patrolnan Edward Moran, First pre-
cinct, Charge, neglect Of duty.
Patrolman Charles Mohrentien, First
precinct, charge, drunkenness.
Patrolman hugh Pendergast, First
precinct, charge, neglect of duty.
Patroiman Jonn z. Fernan, First pre-
cinct, two charges of neglect OIL GUY.
Tne Board, having heard the pieadings
and testimony in eacn case, rstlred for
elaboration, and, on assembling, sen
tencei the accused officers that were
found guilty AS follows:
Patrolman james Cuyne, found guilty
n sentenced TO be fned one days pay.
PaJrolman Peter Cannon, found guilty
and sentenced to bc fined Ole days pay.
Patrolman John Kenny, found guilty
and sentenced to be lined Two days pay.
Patrclnan John Looney, found guilty
anu SGDlCuSCd " pO AhCd ddg . pay.
Patrolman Edward Moran, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined one days pay.
Patrulman Charles Mohrenstien, found
guilty and sentenced to be dismissed
from Department.
Patrolman Hugh Pendergast, found
guilty and sentenced To be hued mi
days pay.
Patrolman John P. Fernan, found
guilty of both charges and sentenced to
be fned ten days on first and five days on
second charge.
The case of Edward Harrigan wal laid
over to next meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS,
By Commissioned Feeney aud adopted:
Whereas, Tint building now occupied as
a station mouse for Sixth Precinct, is
totally unfit for use, being in a d~ilaDidat-
ed and unserviceable condition, aud
Whereas, The party owning the pro-
perty abutLing against said site is anx-
ious TO purchase the same, therefore
Resolved, That the law officers OF the
city be requested to draft a bill to enable
the Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners TO sell said property, and further
Resolved, That this Board confer with
Board of Fire Commissioners in relation
to the property aforesaid.
Motion by Commissioner Van Ke uren
and adopted,
That When we adjourn. it be subject TO
the call of the Chair.
On motion, adjo urned.
G. p. ROBINSON,