The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
TIE lonp1RD,.LEas's GrrIGE.

Tue Park Mu0dle--1he G0urtly Attendants Ia
Danger the Liabilities In Excess Of ApprG-
pri"tions- Neaouncing Tnmmnny.
The interest IN what has come To be looked on ~
personal hight between tue authorities OF the De-
partment OF Parks aud the Finance ONCE was
exhibited yesterday IN the numberIess queries ~ To
the latest Developments. Despite this nothing new
could be ascertalned from Mr.. Green, who has not
vet made any sign which would indicate to what
extent the modification OF the injunction will allow
him to pay over moneys to the parks. The next
information which was furnished shows that Mr..
Green's curtailment OF the number OF officers in tho
pay OF his department extends outside or The doors
Of his oifce--in fact extending to
ATTENDANTS ON COURTS.
Deputy comptroller Green, upon his accession 70
Office instituted immediate Investigation into the
number and character OF those persons whose
names appear On the pay-rolls OF the different
bureaus OF the city and county governments among
which the attendants upon the several courts re-
ceyed his attention.
THE NrNBER or OFFICERS
connected with each court IL as iolOws-
supreme Cour....''.. % Marine Coutt......... ~
In order TO ascertain from the most Trustworthy
source whether go large number Of such officers
are actually necessary, Mr.. Green addressed o COM
munication To each OF the presiding Judges Of the
courts above named, asking them to transmit To
him such Information on this subject as they could,
to enable HIM to determine what portion or tht.
force now employed NAV be dispensed with without
prejudice 10 the business Of the Courts
Replies 10 ibis communication nave been received
from Judge lngralam, Of the Supreme Court;
DAILY. Of tue Court Of Common Pleas; Recorder
HackeIt and City Judge Bedford Of the Court or
General Sessions. in which they generally concur
with Deputy Comptroller Green. and that a coI,-
ference may be had with view ot ascertalnIng how
THE FORCE CAN BE CONSISTENTLY REprcsD.
The following correspondence on the amount ot
possible liabilities by the end Of the year WIN be
pInnn I'M Pfnpfh
margin Of 81, 100000, which Is mildly calculated az
an excess over the lawful appropriations will also
cheer the men VINO still support Tammany:--
THREE MONTHS LIApiLrTIvs.
DEAR SIR so much anxiety exists the public mind in
regard 70 The neessse. Of your department for the las.
e present The best estimate
wants and resources, to close this years business
THIS Is especially desirable in view OF the
debt and requirements of Tie city LAM rssP.cfuy
Chairman Of Committee OF Citizens.
Grey or Nsw YORK. D.rsarMESr OF rISAsox,t
WILLIAM A. BOOZE CR airmss Of Committee of Citsens
DEAR sInYonr favor Of 9Th inst has been received
Lest estimates are able 70 Of The condition
Finance Department its wants and resources to close this
Complying with request, enclose sts,enen. made
needs Of the Treasury OF the CITY, up to January next will
There no dat, in this once from which arrive
accuracy :. the amount Of the dscisns,.. likely . e1
other departments OF the amounis
appropriated to thsm respectively.
ths the OF ~ 00u0 included for an
tcipated in Of the lawful appropriations
balance III the
Very respectfully. ANDREW H. GREEN,
Deputy Comptroller.
ESTIMATED PAYMrNTs INQUIRED MADE ny Tne
sEPlKxDEg.
OCTOBER, NOVEMBER AND DsCENBE., 1911
Amount requ Ell for months OF. September aud
A@oa 1' Required ior mont. Sovemie ISL ssssS 8
Amount required for month Oh December ISL. 666pO 90
Total. ...$3 100 01u
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand only applicable to
the redemption OF bonds).. &l.y21,si2 ~
During October, 1871, from taxes. 6,UW,oo0 ~
Durcg November, 1871, from
iOWV,VU1 Y"
During December, ISL, from
taxes. .................. 5.G0,O00 70
During December 1871, from
taAes.......,.... ........,..... L0oO.MD M
22,xS7.alB 81
Leaving baanc" to he supplied Of .Sil.a5 aSs IL
There will al so be required for redemption of $3.50 -
bonds due January 10, 1871 63t9,l)0 ~
That the C0mptroller's servants are
TURNING THEIR BACKS ON TAMHANY
IS good sign. Read and ponder How things ard
changed, and men changed IN them
To WILLIAM N. TWEED, Esq. Chairman Tammany Han
General COMMITTEE:
SIR-The frauds perpetrated In municipal govern
mont by officials ctnanaug from Tsmmany Hall should
prompt honest his and political
connection with party by which dishonesty sanctioned.
therefore resign member OF the General COMMITTEES q
rsanaDy Hall from the Twenty first Ward.
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