The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28
Boald oS sup.rv,.ors

wsDsssD,v, sept s7;h.--,,s Honor the Msvor IN IN.
chair "a '"'
A quorum being present the minutes of thu is.,u.
ing were read and approved.
Communication The superintendent Of Common
Schools ports Charles Taboo proper person 10 ba
placed at the Asy lnm for the Education of the Bind al
the expense OF the statersierred to the Comptroller
Business The President informed he Board that the
CHEF business OF the meeting was to regulate the Asies
sor's hooks.
Julio Brown aud the Corporation. Supervisor Tillou
present. The bills of costs OF John Martin attorney
Tor Julia Brown OF Leonard street notorety In the suit
instituted by the people OF the State against vrtu6so
Tor the forfeiture oil bond givsn by her TO sbae nu-
sance Tue bills amountto S23 49, The Supreme Court
decided in favor of the defendant ito bond having bsen
taken by one magistrate, and ny tws az the law a.
reefs The Supervisor presenting very properly CEN
sured the officers for the soyely manner In VIII ch this
business was conducted
Bond accepted The bond of Bartlett Smith Commits.
soner OF Common Schools in toe penal OF So3 Oas
rcr Mooro Of No 27s Division street. snd Pat
TIN vi NO Ill Monroe street, being the suretes.
COmptroiier's 0lfee-The Comptroller presented the
following Communication
cOMrrRoLLsa. or,ror, Z
Sept 81. ls43.
To .ne Hon. the Board OF Supervisors &c. SC. sc. -;
respectfully submit the assessment rolls for your
conhrmation have been unable to do at earlier
period by the delay Of severs Of the assessors
The gregate amount taxab property enrolled
is Saa7 49, being decrease OF $40 a be.
low the enrolment o. the previous year.
The aggregate amount enrolled
In the Lamp District s.. $40 6O4 442 IS
Wa.ch 90 ..''...'.... 22o,723,7g SO
You will pleased to ascertain that the present tax to
be levied need not be hi gh nor so
lrge even as that last years great propos
ed reduction That the increased interest
for the exemption OF the 18th and part of the 10th wards
from the wster as will not be practically felt in the
ether parts of the city.
The hesitation OF the Common Council at expensive
projects and lis efforts for curaling others Of less notice.
have had marked effect In producing this desirable
state OF things The improved laws relative to the col.
lection OF certain belonging to the Common
Council, long in allegiance, have worked exceedingly
well producing results the most graft yng and far be-
yond the most sanguine expectation. ] allude to the
laws p rmittpg tie Corporation 20 indemnify themselves
Tor awards advanced upon unpaid assessments imposed
by the supreme Court II is four ears since the
Common Council first endeavored procure the passage
OF this act The vigorous and misspprehending oppos
ton It met AT every stege OF its delayed its
sage until the close of the last Of the Legislature
trnuted large accession to the city treasury thereby
enabling the government to dispense with an equal
amount ot tax.
Owing to the caution in expenditures and the improve
ment in the above alluded aggregate
need rot be- than 100000 being S23OO00 lower
thar that of the previous year. and about 81 cents each
500 of the assessed valuation The credits which the
several wards entitled receive will in fifteen Of the
cards slightly reduce this rste in the 10th ward they will
largely reduce it, and in the 18th ward almost annihilate
il. Respectfully commune sted,
ALFRED SMITH, Comptroller.
Annexed is table presented by the Comptroller and
compiled from the returns OF the for the
1912 and ls43:--
RELATIVE VALUE OF real AND Personal ESTATE
CRY AND COUNTY or Nav YORK, As ASSESSED IN 1919
AND l8i3.
assessment Qfl9t2. .Assess,nenf Of lsA?.
Real Estate. Per. Estate. Real Estate Per. Estats.