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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS SAL
ESTATE
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND JONES STREETS.

HOUSE AND LO1 ON THE CORNER or WAYNE
AND JONES STREETS
David X. Boyer, Administrator Of Daniel n. Carson,
deceased against Catharins Carson, widow, ct
all
I'd Probate Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio.
I N pursuance OF an order granted by the Pr bate
4 Court oil Montgomery county, Ohto, Will oer for
sale, At public aneuon, on
Saturday, FebrudrB lG lSGI,
Al the door Of the Court House ia III, city ol Dayton
between lhs hours of two aud iOur o'clock p. M. Of
sad day, the flowing described real estate: Situa'e
IN the city Of Dayton, IN tha county Of Montgomery
AND state OF ono, tn-wi Lot numbered two thousand
one hundred and forty three (ol43 Of the revised
numbers on the plat oi sud city OF Dayton.
SAID property Il situa I'd uDon the corner of Wayne
and Jo Ies Streets TIE lot IL large and improvements
go vi Appra sed Rt 81 900 -e-
Terms Of safe, = cash IN hand; % in one year, and
q in two years from the day Of sale; deferred pay-
ments TO near interest and he secured by mortgage
on the premises, ID. X BOYER,
Adm,T Of the estate OF Daniel Il. Carson, decd
W. ii. BgLyILLE, Attorney. ia2Iwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-13
SUPPORT THE WIFE eg HIS IiOsOM

It's tae nnSesn hand OF the provdent father, reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY 1t, the faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-13

NEW YoRE, February l2-The Herald 3
Washington special says;
Consul Dudley, az london, informs our
Government that the Bordeaux ram has been
sold by the Danish Governmentto the rebels
and she is TO sail from the Island of Horeat
Immediately, some fly sailors having been
shipped from England to man her.
Special dispatches OF the 9th from the vi
cinity of Hatcher's Run, mention the resigna
tion Of General Gregg.
1t was intensely cold weather. Straggers
were returning in considerable numbers
The Hernds Washington special says 1t
is under3tood here, that dispatches we're re.
ceived at City Point stating that Richmond
papers of the llth confirm the report of the
capture of Bcanehyille, and also contain re-
port that Charleston was evacuated
A partial account of great rebel meeting
in Richmond on Thursday noon, shows that
Hunter presided, making a freeating speech
followed by JEFF Davis Benz Marshal, Gilmer,
and others.
JEFF Davis and all his Cabinet, Lee, Long
street, Hill and staff. in full uniform, and the
rebel funotionariss in Richmond were present.
The gathering of traitors aud rebels was one
of the largest ever held.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-13
COUGH NO MORE.

TRY sTRICKLAND's MELLGFLUOus COUGH
BALSAM.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Coroners' Inquests.


SUDDEN DEATH or YOUNG soLDrn-AIIsGm PorsomA
EATING PIE.-stephen Avery, lad fourteen yeaD
of age late drummer boy Of the Twelfth Maine volunp
teors whose headquarters the Battery died yes
terday morning in the Transit Hospital under ccum.
strongly indicating that he had been poisoned
From partial investigation o. the matter before Coronet
Gamble IL appears that Henry Abbot, Serg ant OF the
company OF which deceased member, and the ats
ter arrived in the city by the stonington boat OF
Wednesday morning. and at stand the battery
gate the Sergeant and young Avery bought pies and ate
them. Less than two hours subsequently, they were
vomiting, &c. state OF insensibility followed
in both cases and Avery remained unconscious till three
O'Clock yesterday morning when he expired Sergeant
Abbott has partially recovered and II is hoped will be
fully restored health again He states that he did NOS
drink anything for about twelve hours previous 70
eating the pic, and such the case with deceased
Is believed that the pies eaten by the parties contained
something Of poisonous nature, and to ascertain the
fact Coroner Gamble has given tho contents Of
Of Name.
Two YouSo WOMEN FATALLY BuRSD.-CoroneS Govee
yesterday held inquest l4o Delaney street on ths
body Of Caroline Mogier German girl thirteen years Of
age whose death the result Of burns received on
Monday last by hcr dress taking fire from grate
filled with live Goals She was terribly burned about The
body ard lower limbs The jury rendered verdics OF
Accidental deah.n Caroline Donnefy, sixteen yease
OF age died yesterday at her late residence NO 70 Wes
Nineteenth street. the effects Of burns On Satur
day last Caroline went into the cellar for scute o. coal
and while there her dress in contact with hghtee
candle She screamed for help but before reached her
horribly burned Coroner Cover held an nqueee
tho remains OF deceased.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

TOTAL s,oOo zoo
To this should DO added three per cent provide
for deficiencies In the actual product VI taxes In pur
of chapter 293, section Laws Of 1891 which
would make the amount Of the General Levy for all pur
poses, for 1866, $l4 420,264
O. What amount do you think will have 70 be refunded
70 tho different city banks in consequence OF the recent
decision OF the supreme Court relative o assessment on
bank capitaf A. have no information respecting this
matter.
O. what separate commissions are constituted by the
Legislature, and what was raised by tax In 1894, and
amount for eachf A
Metropolitan Police ~, o62 I10
Central fafk ION lbOVOV
Public Charities and Correction. ............ 100, 900
q What amount was raised BY tax In 1904 for use OF
the Board Of Educatlon7 A. 81, Isl, co.,
O. What amount paid each year 10 the Sheriff
since IsslY A.
1e02Tohu Kelly for Official servi cs 1901 SIS 764
1se2--Jsnes Lynch for official services 1902 $50
lsG3James Lynch for official sslvlces 1929. 1870
ls6i--yamss Lynch for official services 1904 s2~
q How much paid 70 each Supervisor duting 1sc4f A.
Salary Gxsd by ths Lesisiapra 81 oos per snnunn 10
eaeh
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
oExrRAr. DnvESs' HsADouARrsRs,
In ERnnr or RiruNorp. Feb 81. 1865.

General Charles Dcvens, the senior commandant OF
division in this corps Is in temporary command Of
the Twenty fourth corps during the absesce Of Major
General John Gbbon.
REVIEW or GENERAL HARRrs' BRIcApn
General John w. Turner, chief OF the department
sla has been occupied this morning In reviewing Brevet
Brigader General Harris Brigade composed chiefly Of
West Virginia troops The command bore q martial ap-
pearancc and in all respects fully up regulations
which fact constitutes Of ITSELF perhaps the highest
possible compliment
General Guy '. Henry, commanding brigade In one
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

:..: |: :: f'sa:. & s. ;sys { = 's -" " ''s H'v
snsssassl : esaassuaiaG shs ~ Of u rssasySsss
~ ~: ass.;L John srbsss, uais.s s'aass volp.sss
''S%.s cols.S = rs:s~. twelfth NV zs.ssAss va's.'
s:. s.ss., '1;:s:'' ss;:s s'is fsi:s' fssi:s
,S:.s and .s rs9S Sss 5.s, ssa vsa.
''e Captain "a Hass. Nnssssaih United asss infsatys
Ais.s:.S.nE sua:soa aEcrr,..u x.d,os, Dtsssoa
Ssjsr 9. q Abel, Chief of ArtlisTy and o.anancs
Captain Aals One aapSTsS ,st = snS ,ns En,1ynass
lieutenant Colonel b Howard, Chief Quaytermassers
Major Nelson Plato nox on S1y y a. = us
quarters. Department. Of virg1nish A1Sn' ~ S-
Lieutenant 4 ,. esrish, Acting Assistant Quarter
Captain NJ A Hill, Chief commissary Of Subsistence
Lieutenant @ W. Wells, Assistant Commisaasy o. Sun
Captain Elsry Lord fnow on temporary duty the
stan OF Major General Ord commanding the depaTtnsn
Captain B. ?. Barnard, Chief OF Ambulanoss
Lieutenant strssss 1Sug cS;sY provoss n MshAl
LIEUTENANT 0EHRRL GRANTS 0RDER on m PAIL %
CHARLESTON.
The fall Of Charleston has just been commemorate
In the Army the In accordance with the follow
ing order emanating fronhe Lieutenant General com.
msnding the armies or the United states:-
HKADQUARTBRs ARMY OF TIE JAME1b
W Feb 2o-1O45 r NJ
By direction q Lieutenant General Grant, IN honor os
the capture OF Charleston and Columbia yen win hro
salute of one hundred guns at twelve NJ Tomorrow.
JOHN w. TURNER,
Brgadier General and Chief Of 6taR
The salute In accordance with the above order was an
impressive one and taken in connection with the lusty
cheers Of the boys all along the lnes the occasion d
little patriotic animation.
THE orixsRAuoS or THE BIRTHDAY OF wAaHMsron
The memory Of the great Of Virginia and the
nation George Washington Is 70 be commemorated 70.
morrow throughout the armies Of the United Staes The
following is the order emanating from these headquaS
ters concerning this interesting anniversary
General Orders-No a
HEADQUARTERS, TwENTY-YouKrH ARxr CoRPsI
In THE FIt1D, Va, Feb II, 1855. !
Tomorrow, the 22d Of February, being the annvsF.
Of the birthday Of Washington, will be celebrated ~
. holiday In this command.
necessary for the comfort Of the various commando
will be made
BY command Of
Brigadier General CHARLES DEvENe.
WILLIAM II. MALE Captain and A. A. A. General
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
The Press Despstch.

BALrIhoRR, Feb. 70, IUoS.
Advioes from City Point down TO yesterday morning
report that all then quiet with indications Of
movement Of any Kind The roads very muddy mo
Richmond papers speak Of the bad condition OF the roads
rendering army movements impossible They contain -
neWe Whatever.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA And I
ARMY on THE JAMES, Feb. %, 1895. !

A GENERAL EXCHANGE INFECTED.
feature in the matter Of the exchange of
prisoners will fail TO be gratifying intelligence 70 The
many thousands Of sympathizng friends throughout tho
North OF brave soldiers SO long confined IN the
prisons Of the South The people Of the North may
herewith know for q certainty that general exchange
of prisoners in the broadest sense Of the term has u
last been effected by Colonel John Auford agent foI
exchange ON part of the government OF the United
states Colonel Milford has, during the past week. ~
ceived from Richmond upwards Of three thousand i've
hundred Of men, and has arranged with Hon. r
Ould for the delivery at Richmond Wilmington Noble
and points the Mississippi river hereafter TO b
sSo 'I rebels Colonel Muiford has Temporarily estaS,
lished his official headquarters at varina tho James
river and the site Of Akens Landing where Il will be
remembered he commenced his operations In the matter
Of exchange three years since In immediate consumma
ton Of this further arrangement between the United
States and the socalled Confederate States Colonel
Muford yesterday received fifteen hundred Of mon
and hundred officers. Thcrc nothing uncoms
mon attending the circumstances Of the exehans8
yesterday, 1t proceeding quietly and in good order
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
News from Fortress Monroe.
FoRsREa MosRoR Feb. ~, 1865.

Admiral Buchanan, Of the rebel navy, arrived here
yesterday from Baltimore to be exchanged
The steamers Pert and Euerpe sailed to-day for Fos
Fisher with mails and supplies for General rerys army.
sautes fred from the fortress and the msn-oe
to-day in honor Of washngton's birthday.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
THE ARMY or THE JAMES.
Mr.. VIM. n. Drcrrism's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, DsFARrnxSr or VIRGINIA AND
Army or ruE JANIS, Feb H-Evening.

Forty rebel dcsertcrs reported TO Colonel Manning,
Provost Marshal General Of this army, to.ds-
PROMOTED
Captain J. n Dandy formerly commi:sary OF sud-
sscnce on tho staff Of General Ord has been promoted
be Major of the One Handredth New York volunteers
Twenty eorps Major panas u soSs sSseoe"
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

TOtM
D. What amount has been paid under the heGd Of
sEaaries Mayors Once" during 1S6R A. $23,0S0.
O. What has been paid from appropriation for
"Contngencies Mayors ONCE" during lS0N A.
$10,455.
what amount has been received for licenses granted
by the Mayor during 1S64f A. &21, 546.
@ What amount was paid to George T. Purser ~ as
ssant in Office Of Counsel to the Corporation during
1so4s A. have no knowledge Of any payments.
O. What amount has been paid TO George H. Purser a.
Tax Commissioner A. The regular salary, $500 per
year, from the time Of his appointment.
Q What amount, II any, has been paid during 1862
and 1854 George H. Purser attorney In suits where
judgments have been cred against the city? The
statements OF judgments show no payments 70 him -
attorney.
What amount, II any, has been paid during 1854 to
George H. Purscr as assgneef A. cannot answer this
question without the examination Of upwards Of twelve
thousand warrants, which have not bad time to do.
What was the amount OF levied In 1864 and for
MI, Tho amnuuf OF tax Lei led in 1664
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Parsonal Intsll.gcncs

Brigader General Thomas Kilby Smith arrived In Tho
city yesterday He leaves Immediately for New 0rleanA
10 resume command Of his DIVISION under Major Generl
A. j. Smith
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

al parposss for three yeassf A.
1ss2-Comnisaoner for opening Sixty nth streek 500
Commission6r for opening Ninety -sixtA -. a.
l663-Salasy supervisor. sor................t2,0 900
seiary Deputy Street Commiaaiensr 1,s11
Orfage hire, visiting work under
oonuact. 10
For contingent expenses Of Street
Dspartnsns disburssd By him.. soo- S,eN
1Sel-Salary supsrvissg. ssg............. 1900
Salary Deputy Street Commissaossr 5000
0ssASs snhs..........s......... SJJ- 5,0J
Total.... ........................ ...... e1o,l7o
How much has beed paid for taxed costa In mattes
g g., opening sss sFssss s g.ssS Ac since lso1 ase
@ What amount was paid the New York zunsript
FOR advertising In 1883 and lself A.
80. .Cuy Ccs.se 1cs1 ,s
lSoA. u, 10 l,050 u, ITO
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Slo, tuO,o
@ What was the estimate made by the Comptroller OF
Taxation for 1867 A. The following extract from the
Comptoers city budget for 1855 shows the estimate OF
taxes for 1865
ESTIMATED TAXATION PURPOSES 1885,
The whole amount to be raised in this county by taxa
ton in the year 1885, for State county and city purpsos
Is estimated as foows:-
For State purposes tsee county budget for
loool. v0O<S,vSv
Rnr Nv vic Sac
The New York herald., 1865-02-24


nsnk - siip rs1I Observation-Disclosures esM
Wektf ~ s39S6
nouss rens. .sss.ssss.s.ssssqssssssUq -
c,sssa & we ss.;.T..i w.is. i;:i:,::;. jsi
Receiver of TaxeG G......s........s>. 2S,aoe
Clerk Of Arrears. ASA
Inlsssss On Croton water rsats. .Ss,ss3
Court re: and nnss. nss......'.'......s.-.se6z 6zo
Fines and penalties. eo.....ss.ss..........l l,O51
1syssalty fees. es.................s...... -
Common land rent.
Sales e personal property. y.............lS lS2e
Haies 81 manure. ....st".. ...1e, 10
ucrzs % mKna SuSS Son Inn HzDnGPr,os o. I'm ouzy
Bonds and mortgages. e2s Iol
Market cellar rent. zooo
Market fees ana rent. HASss
second hand dealers. .......... 5,476
Junk dealers. B.................l0oS! %! -
Hackney coaches. ........... t,lA
Stagss..... >--...........s.. . Aioo -.
Sales Of real cstste es'75i
Communication Of quit ront NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0,4sl
School Fund '.. :, 49, l4asl!
Amount No. ~ qd isstsment from CORPORATION on &C.
counA of principal Of public education stock OF
Ns3............... .............".......'" soo'
ro.al............................s ro.al. s7o4, 5s4
q Wls, amount was paid during the years is0s and
1854 TO charitable institutions and churches for the pay
e4S,S22; 1854, $40, GA
O. State the amount paid for salaries during 1sc! to
County Clerk and clerks connected with his Office nclud
ing pay for Official services? A. $21 29l.
O. What the returns OF fees made by County
Clerk 10 the county treasury during 1s64f A. $1,000
Does the Register receive pay for his services from
the city or county treasury and what amount q fees
any, were paid into the treasury during 1S64f A. He
receives pay from either the city county treasury
by law the Register is entitled TO all fees Of the Office
O. What is the amount remaining unpaid in matter OF
opening Madison avenue, and 70 whomf A.
Geo. Fair and J. N and G. Ireland. 25, 500
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. ............. 1o060
Unknown owners. l'Io0
O. What amount paid contractors, January, 1854, on
account Of regulating grading, curb and guttering
streets and Tagging sidewalks and fencing vacant losY
A. $207, ,22o.
@ State what part Of this sum was paid TO Michael
Treacy jeremiah Mahoney William H. Masterson Patrick
Farley and John s. Mastcrsonf A.
Michael Treacy $679ss Patrick Farley. $N, 712
jeremiah Mahoney.. lSes Johl g. Aasterson.. 1924
Michael Mahoney.... 7,849 -
VIM. H. Masterson.. 1857 Total ......... .$96, $50
@ How many other contractors were paid on the same
account, and what was the amount paidP A. Fortyfour
contractors; amount Sill, 296.
O. What amount was paid TO city surveyors during the
year 1884, giving names? A. The following statement
shows the paid city surveyors in the matter OF
regulating grading curb and gutter and tagging filling,
vuunn md uuorirrx fha etra nf tha rttu
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Increase In market cellar rents In lbJover lsdz 1OA
The leases Of some Of the market cellars expired May
l. 1894 and the cellars relet at increased rents
Only six months Of such increase appears In the colcc
tons OF 1865.
Annual rent value Of market property in use by the
Corporation for engine and hose houses drill rooms,
police station houses civil and police courts prisons,
docks, clips, dumping grounds &C. -
West Washington Market-Dock and slip rent, ~
collected, s13, 7i2; vesey street, dumping
ground rent value 81 500 Total. ......... SIS 212
rompkIns Market-Entire basement. second and
R.nt value. ..,.................. 10000
Essex Market-Entrc upper portion, used as ar.
&C. Rent value 1o,5eo
Jefferson Market-Drill room, police and civil
courts, prison. engine and hose houses &e.
Rent value, $4,000 Store end ground rent,
collected 81, 1876 Total. a..................... 11,7a5
Union Market-Entire upper portion, used for sta
tion house and prison purposea Rent value... 5000
ro.ai............~.....................soo,4 Total 500, ,4s7
Total receipts from market rents and fees for
Total receipts from marke, cellars for 1904 iossS
Total receipts and rent value, above stated for
oU441
O. Give statement Of expenses, including repairs to
markets during same time. A.
1860. 963l7 1893. 90 l65
lsOl 10000 1884. o., ,3l1
1907. ............... e2,720
Give statement Of cost Of repairing and rebuilding
docks and slips from 1850. A.
1890. .s1s9 4s3 1888. .els3 743
1861. 2S.,ss1 1894. ........... 1854
1862. .......... 132,647
Give statement Of revenue Of the sinking funds for
nEcSlrn os srKEo FUND FOR pArxrxr on uTsRnn TINS
Interests on bonds and moTlgages............ e4elo
SWsAois' ss.ssssssisssssssssssss"s. wv
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
~>>>~~~>~~>~-~~~~
Mr.. p. r. Bulkley's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY oS THE PoroxAc,
Feb Il, 1906 !

QUILT
Unusual quietuds has prevailed In the Army Of the
Potomac for the past week ten days. With the excep
ton Of occasional firing from tho forts occupied by the
Ninth corps and increased influx Of deserters from
the rebel army there has been nothing whatever Of nto
rest TO the public.
THE NEWS FROM cHARIEsroN-A sHoTTED SALUTE
The glorious news from General Sherman and the cap
ture Of Charleston received yesterday and imme-
diately autographed to the different corpa or
there s great rejoicing the news and all feel
that tho end Of the war is rapidly approaching.
shoted salute Of hundred guns fired at TO-
day in this army in honor OF the victory.
REINSTATEMENT CAPTAIN RAyscM
Captain Albert @. Ransom Commssary Of subsistence
who summarily dismissed the service some three
months since without charges trial. has been rein
from the day OF dismissal This is act OF justice very
gratifying TO the friends OF Captain RANSOM and which
his long and valuable services richly merits
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Mr.. Chas. III. Hannam's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH ARMY CoRpr, [
NEAR PETzRsBURc, Feb. q, 1855.

NEAR PETERSBURG, FEB. Il, 1850.
RECRUITS ARRIVING.
Every train OF from City Point brings recruits in
considerable numbers to the front Regiments being
filled up their maximum strength, and officers and
are alike confident and cheerful The situation never
more promising or the army in better spirits.
BRIGADE IysrEcroS.
The inspcction OF brgades continued to-day The
Second brigade, Third division, General Warren Kcifer
ding, paraded in full marching order, and
afterwards the and equipments OF each were
examined by General Seymour, division commander
Everything was found 10 be in splendid condition, and
the appearance OF the brigade reflected the highest credit
the skill and efficiency Of the general commanding
PROMOTION.
Brgadier General L. A. Grant, commanding the Yer
mont brigade In General Gctys DIVISION has been bre
veed major general OF volunteers and will be assigned
10 duty according 10 his rank. General Grant entered
the service in September 1851, Major OF the Fifth
Vermont Volunteers, and by industry, energy and
rage has won bis present rank
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Mr.. John A. Brady's Despatch.

Htt GENERAL GRAHAM
During the absence, leave, Of Brevet Major General
Ferrsro Brgadier General Graham has assumed command
Of the Bermuda front.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

TOtG. 0I4I,41
What amount was paid for printing during 1862 and
sos 1884 for PURPOSES psrssnins % the city city
$2ss 800 This item probably contains small amount
for stationery.
O What amount was paid for stationery and during
1862 and 1882 A. 1882 for purposes pertaining TO city
$3o<S4 1893, for purposes pertaining TO city, $4S 49,
The payments for printing and stationery for purposes
e104, 121
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Tor purchase n lAnds solA for taxes ana asso
Fur expenses preparing sAis1, taxes and asso
For funds witAdrawn On ntsslaas ssasAs..... $3.50
Yor judgmeata amount y b supplied By taxa-
tion in 1895, per section :, ohaPtsS %, Laws 40.
1864. .......... S0Voos
For funds Withdrawn On account unclaimed -.
For expenses advertising city bountw loan ,.o
N loo3... ........................sss Av
q What amount Of warrants was drawn u lsoA On
special account for coQntyf A. I'll, ,6H, 500
O How are the means provided - meet thees pay
msntsf A Prom loans county stock and bonds and,
In II excise license fees the amount Of said fees
deposited ~ the Commissionsr OF Excise .
O. Give . summary Of the oieoursemenu Of tnn
amount Of e1l, 81, 500, A.
For redemption OF county revenue bonda
issued in anticipation Of taxes OF 1854 ebl9 0Vo
For redemption Of riot damages indemnity -.
fund Dond6. ...:........ 1vW,vvV
fund bonds. 100000
bonds. :. sle 100
For pgvment OF not claims and expenses 1850
For payment Of bounties and expenses. 1885, SA
For payment Of substitutes and relief to r.
miles expenses &c....................... &c. MIW
FOR construction OF New Court House. ..... S5l672
county treasury. ..................... l24se
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

O What amount was paid in settlement Of West
Washington Market and TO whom A. Bonds were
issued TO the State Of New York In settlement Of the West
Washington Market and Lowber property, and the Watts
and Hubert street piers for $500 900; also 70
James B. Taylor State lessee Of West Washington
Market property, for $500 900.
9. What amount paid for Fort Gansevoort pro-
pcrty2 A. Bonds were issued TO James B. Taylor for
$685. 437.
Q What amount was paid for Judgments in 1so4s A.
81, ,262, 3oS.
O. What amount was paid in settlement Of awards
including interest, for extending Central Park? A.
81, ,1S0, ,947.
o What amount was paid for costs a. taxed by the
Supreme Court in same matterP A. SIS, ,z16.
o. What amount Of awards settled In the matter Of
tending Madison avenueP A. $SS2,6S5.
Q. What amount was paid for costs taxed by the su
preme Court in same matterf A. $2s,3ss.
Q. How many appointments In the Department Of
Tinancep A. Ninety-one. =.
O. What amount was paid to members Of the Board Of
Aldermen in 1858 and 1884 and for wha A. In 1868 for
salaries $197 773; paid Chairman Of Finance Committee
$500 In 1854 for services attending drawing Of jurors
$8s2; President Of Board Of Aldermen, examining ac
counts Of Croton Department, $3.50
Give tho amount OF expenses on each appropriation
classed under Legislative Department In the Comptro
Iar,c for1 and =