The sun., 1871-11-14
WHAT RECORDER HAoKErr KNEW.
Also what tho Monster RosenzweiR Knew.
Supposing that tho Recorder did not

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thouy :. Bleeckcr's Unprecedented Bill.
The Board of Apporionmcnt met yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The millionaire Cornelius
Corson, Secretary, always earliest IN any aeld which
promises anything, was the FIRST to appear in the
MAYORS onlco. lie sat on the sofa, his legs com
fortibly stretched at full length the floor, when
Mr. Green, the Deputy Comptroller, entered aud
jaunty nodded to him, smiling. Mr.. Sweeny
dropped in after a while, lOoSing very gum. He
was the Grst one TO move an adjournment after the
Board had authorized t6l0OJO Public School build
Ing stock and $1,000 for the Normal School build.
ing After the Board had adjourned and while tho
inmates Of the Sinking Fund Commission we're be-
Ing read, Mr.. Tweed poepsl IN smiling and radiant,
his hair cut ami shampooed, and ahd
ALREADY adJounodW
The Mayor said. ayes; We waited for You
quarter of an hour" and Mr. Tweed, bowing and
smiling to the reporters, vanished
While the Secretary Of the Commission. the Rev.
DR.. Dykeman, read the minutes, the City Chamber
lain, Mr.. Bradley, held his hat in his hand, and in
silent gloom looked out OF tho window. Mr.. Green
as usual was brght aud pleasant Recorder Hack.
EFT n ncidly curled his nne blond, moustache, and
the Mayor seemed to have iounl a new joke In
twiddling a string between MS nnser during the
whole meeting The Mayor called up the petition
Of the Commissioners Of DOCKS Tor bonds 10 the
amount OF <lOyOO0.
IT.
Tho Mayor tsittng with his legs crossed and neat
IN a new large tie and splendid striued shirO-l
think IL has already been over Ions enough.
Mr.. Green thought that the Commissioners had
enough money for tie preseni.
The Mayor-l am for granting the request. Tho
real issue OF the bonds, is after oil. with you.
Mr.. Green-Nes bat t1is would be shifting the
responsibility from you to me. .r.,. d. .-.,-
IDEA. / want to get out Of tho responsibility and
EavO you takei;
Mr. Green (his blue eyes shining brishter)-Ths
t.l..R ne tnN
but the public interests do not demand the is'ue Of
the bonds.
they do demand It. T. they didn't the Comnis.
soucrs o D)cKs woul have asked Tor the money.
Recorder iiackett-l wish you would read the re-
quest OF tne Commissioners, or rather TIE reqasi-
Mr.. Green-It Ia rcquisiuon. had the req1cst
counters cncd by the Commissioners OF tIis Bllri.
which, believe, l. necessary to make u rtqlsl-
uon, tnlnk tae law requires 10.
The halor-fes, taat Is very ood iie', ] think
tplusiuE while after every wordl myself that ~ a
yo ~ good re iorp. l uon't lake ali reforms, but
tlink TINS is one.
Mr.. Green looked pleased.
Recorder h1DS,u o. As quiet dlglineI manner)
Does this matter Interfere "i'l Mr.. Bcimonts
ri-htst
Mr. Green-No: rather think Mr Belmont will
n &c tpo bond. Oily / don't lhnk there Is any
urgent exigcacy for these bonds.
Mayor Hall tHuS the best evidence tAat there
y al exg-usy .vr ti.etd - tlat tav Noais ssiDhers
Mr.. Bradlcy, the Chamberlain, gloomly looked
ing on,
MAYOR Hall after some more tilk)-I myself a. an
individual tuuk tlAt n the Commissioners dllu't
WIut the money tuey WOuiuu't ask iOr It, move
The same be authorized.
Recorder ll4cSou-I second the notion.
The motion was passed itiumui an1ly over the
head Ot Mr.. Green. who didu't vote.
1 he question OF releasing marset property In the
Eighteenth Ward came up Aver some talk Mr
Green said II ougnt not to bo released for than
a wear,
Tne Mavor with indiGerence) This matter was
very fuy discussed by TINS Board be ore we had
t.e honor oi receiving Sou as pn associate, aud
thtnn the oneal request will be found somewhere
or othe. among tue papers oI our osunab.s Sec
rbe mn,ter S~ss laid over. Then the Mayor gave
a fne niece OF ,'rdmauc reading, ttking no the
request oi Anthony !. B.eecser, whO asked, for
a.s- pSaisssioasl soTrio> IN aseeruining the as
sessed value OF tue Ie1i estate OF the CITY ana
county, Tor So 500 The reqtNs'' Nhleh "As ptlnte
was drawn up grandiloquently. Al the 9falory OF
our versatile Mayor did 1t full Ius,.Se' TWAS re-
lefred to tile CUmptro,er. -
81 hsye placed II IN my scrapbook," saii he Hon.
John h. HacGett Recorder, TO a hUs rep, 1eI,
speaking OF HE suns report Of DR.. kosenZwels .
trio to Sing Sing.
ReporteT-In4 cedi
Recorder Hackett-What strange man ths feow
was. First so indifferent, tIen gVlng way " Wo-
m!ni.h tears DO you understindItf
Tue repori~r DID. and sreiainAd A s~ the Record
er.
Rccordcr-I think the penalty ought to have been
death. 1 think ne could nAve been indicted Tor
murder, and tbls ~ NJ. HANS Cue Mayor view too.
Tuerr was not the sughtest doubt aJout his quit.
amazed when he saw that knew everything about
MIN he dian't et ect th,t. He doesn't know how
| cane TO KNOW II, All no Ons else does, buI ne
knew tnat / Knew all about him.