The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-16

Total for pensions .....- SIS, oT2 %
Communication from Chief of Police In
forming Board of the suspension Of
Fatroiman Thos- Dooley, pending investi-
galion OF charges presented against him..
Communication from Roundsman Mich
elas A Ioppin, First Precinct, request
ing to be granted ten days leave Of
absence without pay.
Granted.
Resignation Of Patrolman Henry Aber-
netny, Seventh Precinct, to take effect
Accepted.
Communication from Agent of Lehigh
valley r. R., requesting to nave special
police power granted Cornelius Levden. on
tnelI property at C-ommunipaw avenue.
Referred to the Chief with power.
communication from G. stohns Sons,
power granted Charles Ungeton revoked,
ana special police power granted to Mar
tin
Referred to Chief with power.
/ by unanimous voter
Resolved. That Anthony Fay. be p
poined Chanceman, todate from Septem-
Der ], subject to the usual examination.
By President McGill:-
Resolved That the position of night
by Henry Jones, be. and is hereby abolish
ed, from and after. September i, 1893.
Adopted by. the following vote:-
sioner Walter
Nay-Commissioner West.
BY President McGill and adopted by
Resolved, That Daniel Tierney be APP
pointed as genral utility man at the City
Hospital, to perform such duties as may
1e assigned 70 him by the Warden at the
warden's ONCE, City Hospital
August. 1899.
Gentlemen herewith respectfully sub
nit my report. for the month Of July.
Very respectfully.
G. o. OSBORNE
Report OF Warden of the city Hospital
for The month of July. 1893.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Number remaining July 1........ n
Number admitted during the MONTH 21s
N nassl discharged cared.......i ia go
Number sent to County Institutions I
Number discharged improved....... 40
Number died.----... -.-<..--.-- Il as
Number of remaining, August L.. q
Number OF surgical dispensary cases. 34S
Number of medical dispensary cases. 81
I'M OF eye and ear dispensary
Number of ambulance calls, night
Number Of ambulance calls. day
Number of prescriptions filled.... 22a7
The Board proceeded with The trials Of
%-N~ 1880
preferred as follows
Patrolman Michael Gaynor, First Pre-
out leave, and one of conduct unbecem-
ing an officer,
Patrolman Charles Reinecke, First Pre-
cinct, charge neglect of duty.
Patrolman George Van Vechten, First
Precinct, charge neglect of duty.
Patrolman Thos. r. Dooley. Second Pre-
cinct, charge, d un~becoming an
Patrofman Frank Monahan, Second Pre-
cfHct. two charges, one neglect Of duty.
and one Of INSTRUMENTATION.
Patrolman Sylvester Mulcox, Fourth
Precinct, charge. neglect of duty.
Chanceman "a. Michigan, Fourth Pre-
cinot. charge neglect of duty.
Sergeant Battersby. Sixth Precinct, :
chanceman G. 4 Sanders. Sixth Pre-
Pa1rolman Dennis Sullivan. Second Pre-
cinct, charge neglect of duty and not
properly patroling.s
The Board having heard the pleadiugs
and on reassembling sentenced the ac-
cused officers that were found guilty az
Patroiman Michael Gaynor, found
guilty Of first charge and sentenced to be
fined fifteen days pay. The complainant
in second charge failed to appear and II
Patrolman Charles Reinecke found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Patro Ina Georgs Van vsch5eR; found
4A~ ~ 49,
pay.
guilty. but i1asmuch as he had been
suspended so long. he was reprimanded.
Patfolman Frank Monohan found guilty
of second charge and sentenced to be
nned dve days pay. The FIRST charge was
laid over to next trial meeting.
Patrolman Sylvester Mulcox found NOT
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Chanceman "a. .N~elligan. found guilty
and sentenced to be lined two days pay
Sarefauf r Kattersby. requested an
adjournment and the Chief was directed
ito suspend him until his case r. heard
Chanceman G. Al. Sanders, found guilty.
sentenced to be fined two days pay.
Patrolman Dennis Suliivan. found guilty
and sentenced to be fined two days pay.
Motion BY Commissioned West and
adopted. That when we adjourn 1t b
subject to the call of the chair.
On motion adjourned.
NOTICE 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
Charles B. Thursten. deceased, Ida Armour
execuirix Of Charles p. TAarstonz