The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-15
KILKAULEY BOUNCED
The Old Detective Pleads
Guilty to Drunkenness
and is Dismissed.
HERE'S A FINE DRUGGIST.
rS6 su1H--
He Gives Policemen Medicine
Which Brings Them Before
the Commissioners.
HERE'S A FINE DRUGGIST.
the Commissioners.

"a dozen or more blueeoats and one
detective were tried by Police Commls-
sioners Abernethy and West yesterday.
The bluecoats, as a whole. Jared Well
but the detective was dismissed from
the force, He was Michael Kilcauley,
who had to answer two charges or oelns
absent without leave and one for IN
toxication. Through his counsel, Her
man L. Rowe. he entered a plea OF
guilty on all the charges. Counselor
Rowe made an eioduent appeal on be
half of his client and stated that XII
cauley. while enjoying a little recreation
with his daughter. had imbibed some
thing that went to his head. In dis-
missing the Detective. President Aper-
nethy said the Board did 1t quite re-
l~uctantly. particularly for the reason
that the detective is well advanced IN
years. He said the penalty for intoxi-
cation. however. was dismissal. and Inc
rule would not be departed from.
DAWSON'S MISHAP.
Patrolman William Dawson was found
in a saloon in uniform during MS oln-
ner hour. He was fined three days pay.
Christian Kaiser was found guilty OF
not properly protecting his post. he was
fined five days pay. For a similar OIL
tense Chanceman Craig was lined TWO
days pay.
Henry McDevitt. three days pay.
William j. Kelly. the gum chewing
membe of the force was ned three
DAYS paw for striking Chanceman Craig
in the staten house. Kelly was informed
that he was to give up the practice oil
itrving to be boss of every station house
he is sent TO. President Abernethy adj
.-l - - ~o 10 NaU York and strike
one of the Broadway coppers wheh ne
wanted to fight in the future.
: william J.. Lynch was of his post IN a
saloon wher discovered. He was fined
Thomas Collins violated several rules
of the Department and Tor DOING . VIZ"
fined three days pay. .a
Hugh Preu6ergast was before the Boara
on SIX charges. preferred against MN
q. = ut Gagt IKs 4 ae apsaad." 3 By Several esss Wit
nesses Preneergast proved conoiusiyeiy
that he was. SEX. IN fact too SICK e be
ton house Sergeant HaIderer relieEed
him of his shield and SUSPENDED MN.
Al effort was made 70 snow Ira IA
was intoxicated. but that charge could
moi 1S = THE DRUGGIST.
Prendergssts cdndilIon appearsd % pc
due TO a dose Of medicine given him by
Druggist Mcneil Of the Hill President
Abernethy recognized the iatter asr me-
gentleman VINO gave folicel1aA Hit
henry the drops that knocked him out
and caused his removal from the force.
ar. McNein was Instructed to be more or
freely for coepers!g president Abernethy
expressed a fear that il he. continued pre-
scribing he would cause the Department
+he loss Of good men..sOn tive OF SIX
charges preferred against PrendFrgast
he was found guilty andsfned seven days
Pm IN the case of Phil Hilger, who was
found intoxicated while ON duty, an adj
& ~journment was granted.
Surgeon Nevin recommended the re-
tirement on half pay ofAGaTTet Rorlas-
sew. He has been Sick for more than a
year and unable to do duty:
George Van Veehstein. H: M. AAber-
nethy, Edward Schult and Thomas N.
Pier were apoo;nted chanceraen, A vote
of thanks was extended to theFNew York
permitting the city to use its cable under
the gap. in order to5Istretch a wire to
the Central Railroad depot.
So fEA