The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-04

Y and sentenced to be fined one days
Patrolman Charles .Iudee found gutltv
Of all the charges. and Sentenced to b
fined twenty-five days pay.
I.asroiman N. a. yreland, found not
gHll q a aIsd. charge was dismissed
TToNs AND PEpfTfoSs.
Commrnleations, etc, were received and
disposed Of as follows
Gomnunication from Clerk Of Board
OF Finance, informing Board of hhe
appointment OF Hon. Allan L. McDermott
as Corporation Counsel Of ~Jersey City.
Ordered filed.
Communication from the Chief of Po-
lice, Informing Board of death of Door
man Owen Feeney, Second precinct, or
dered spread on minutes
Chiefs Office, Police Department.
Jersey City. April Is. 1898.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
Gentlemen-I would respectfully inform
your Honorable Body Of the death of
Doorman. Owen Feeney. Second precinct.
who died at his residence March 81,
1858. He was an efficient officer.
Respectfully yours.
BENZ. MURPHY,
Communication from Chief Of Police.
informing Board that ia had suspended
Patrolrnan Charles Judge. Fourth pre-
cinct, from pay and duty pending the in
him.
Ordered filed.
Communication from Hudson CITY Bust
ness Mems Association. received and or
dered spread on minutes, and enclosed
check ordered turned over to Police Mu-
tual Aid Society,"
Hudson City Business Mems Association.
Jersey City, March 30. 1898.
To the Hon. the Board of Police Com
missioners=
Gentlemen-The Hudson CITY business
Mems Association daSfroc r. ou+ox1 -
your department its sincere thanks for
the able and efficient manner in which
they handled the large crowds that
thronged our Industrial Exposition from
March 2 to 8, during which time not one
accident happened and not even one loss
was reported. We also desire as a slight
token of u appreciation to donate to
the relief fund of the Police Association
the enclosed check for s25.
Yours respectfully.
j. WALLACE BLACK,
Secretary.
Petition from Bergen Republican Club
Williams appointed detective. Referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committee :-Coughlin Bros.
coal to Sixth precinct, March, $3.50:
Coughlin Bros. coal to Hospital. April.
S1l9-60; John Halstoop, feed to department.
April, $l59.14; Smith & Romano. bicycles
t-hiO@ 20RRi'c OiCytIC5- ldItI. fGOo.OD
Wood & Menagh. supplies. March and
April. S2S.45; E. Taussig & Co, supplies,
April. $50; J. Sh~ellenherger & Co, sup
plies, March. $500: Western Union Tele-
graph Co, time service of electric clock,
December, 1897, to Nav. 1898, S.; E. A.
Pyle, h-orseshoeing. Fourth precinct.
March, S.; Kopido & Sons. supplies,
March and April, s4S-9 IS; Kopido & Sons,
supplies. april sh25. J s. Chadburn, sup
plies. Anril. A.5e; J.. s. Chadburn, supplies,
April. S1.9S: Watson Cathcart, supplies.
February, s21; the United Gas Improve
ment Co, supplies, March, s14.60; Wood &
Menagh, supplies. signal system, March.
$50. IS; Joseph Zumbusch. repairs. Fourth
and Sixth precinct, January and Feb,
ss.35; w. W. Farrier, repairs, Second pre-
cfnct, April, $l0.18:: the United Gas Inn
provement Co. gas In stations. March,
1924. 10; the United Gas Improvement Co,
gas in hospital, March. sSS.35; ]. c. Flee
trio Light Co., arc lights, First and
Second precincts. March, 1888. $31:
John I. Clarke, printing and stationery.
April, $685. 10: ]. C. Printing Co., printing
manuals. March, so: ]. w. Harrison, sta
tionery to First Criminal Court, Deem
Der. 1897 to January. 1898, 81.
Referred to Committee on General
Claims.
part of March. s21 %: Hudson River Ice
Co., ice to Hospital. March. 1881; New
nan Mission. kindfing wood to Hospital,
March, $11; M. Ahernehtv. medicine to
I1DSplldl. p0FL Vi AVi1l, b1oO.tJs lA. ADNl-
nethy, supplies to Hospital. April, s140;
Hauser g. Sons, repairs TO Hosrital. Janu-
airy to March. s24.83. w. w. Farrier. re-
pairs to Hospital, March. $1n. 20; w. w.
Farrier. repairs to Hospital, $3.50: J.
~Shellenburger & &Co. repairs to Hos
pital. February and March, s4.37; Wood
& Menagh, supplies to Hospital. March
and April, $21: A. T. Witter. repairs to
Hospital. April. S5T: e. A. Pyle, horse
shoeing. Hospital. March. 80.
Referred to Committee on Hospitals and
D-ispensaries.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having beeen re-
ported correct by committees to whom
they were referred. and resolutions pre-
sented ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer, adopted by the following vote
the yeas and nays having been odered
and taken.
yeas-AlI the members.
Committee on General C1aims.-
Cnughlin Bros, $40 and $119.60: John
Raesloop. s159.14; Smith & Romano, $685.
80: Wood & Menagh, S2S.4S and s237. SS; E.
Yanssig & Co., $50: j.. S~hellenbnrger &
Co. $500; Western Union Tel. Co., S.; E.
A. Pyle. s.: Kopido & Sons, s4S.95 and
$4I. 25: j. s. Cnadburn, $3.50 and 1893; Wes-
ton. Cashcart & Co.. S21; The United Gas
Improvement Co. s14.60. S2S410 and sSS.35;
Joseph Zumbusch. 1895; W. w. Farrier,
S4.75 and s10.1S; Jas. Dodds, s11.4s; ]. c..
Electric Light Co, SCI; J.. T. Clarke. $69. 80;
j. C. Printing Co., so; ]. w. Harrison, ST.;
ITO Be Continued