The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
THE BOARD OF AUDIT.

Claims Paid and Unpaid-Ncwspnpe
Claims to Abide tho Decisions of the
Courts.
The Board ofAudit met yesterday at three O'Clock
and ordered the Comptroller to pay the following
described bls:-
Austen Throckmorton, for hardware -. $57 SO
Butcher x Butler for gas fittings. 40 "
j. Molloy, Tor carpenter work on the Sixth
DiStrct Court room ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l, 266 Al
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1868 90
J. Zeigler & Co., for supplies and REPAIRS
great many small items, without details --t
as to the places or departments for which
the supplies were rendered or the work
doneoamounting in the aggregate to. soese o5
James Connolly, for soft soap thine not
f. r Woodcock, for stable blankets. iii 81
Is. g. wheeler X Co., hay straw, oats, &C.. ,423 90
New York Betting and Packing Company
J. J. Bloomfield, for stationery. ........ 1929 50
T. A. Quintard x Co., for coal ............. 1888 %
Miscellaneous items. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1927 SO
Total SAT 40
rned stoveppe-for what department
THE REcoRDEn's CLERKS SALARIES. ''''-' -
Salaries OF officers and appointees in the Record
er's office, from July to December31, as follows:
0. Decatur Hall, First clerk ......... 81 500 90
John Quinlan clerk Observation-Disclosures. 800 90
W. Is. LeGry, clerk 500 90
Messenger boys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 260 90
Cleaning offices. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 90
w. A. Cans Il Co., for meals furnished to
the sixth Regiment N. G. s. N. T., July11,
To the Harlem Gasght Company, Tor gas. 1923 IS
The following claims were submitted to the
Dimond Bros, for extra work performed
and materials furnished to the Lunatc
Asylum on Wards Island ..............s6,2 l5 80
j. H. Brown, two claims--One OF 81, 900 and
one OF Sl0000--withheld from him on his
contract for cleaning the streets OF New
York in 1871; total. 10 900 90
@. NJ. Clancy, for Keeping and boarding
somebody's horse and wagon rom June
j. THOMAS, for bin 1T posting for the DEPART. ~ %
ment OF Public Works, from February "A
y ''s ~ SETspAprn CLAIMS LAID OVER 10 o.
The claim OF the citizen newspaper for.... 6323 10
me claim OF the the tsh De,nocat o9 90
were each laid over, in accordance with the follow
ing suggestions OF counsel to the Board
maa for in the snoGs Of IL the % sub
,ip @ sy you nr under chapter 80
n t. asm These "% And Of
proprate opportunity to have the Questions as to tie
1nE y s as tie saas Be we a Sn
the part OF h s Board and decision obtained defining the
Upon these questions argument has been had before
Judge Barrett sitting at Chambers who has taken the
As this decision viii be guide to your action in pass
me hed s ~2 the n
they be disposed of accordance with the rulings OF the
J. IT, STRAHAN.
J. X. PORTER.
NEW YORK, June 20, 1872. ED PIERREPONT.
SALARIES OF COUNTY EMPLOYEES TO BE EXAMINED.
The claims OF Julius Funkel, M. d., for medical
attendance at the County Jail, from September to
December 81, 1871, for $133 "a, and or Charles NJ
0'COnnell for salary Clerk in the County Bureau
for the last three months of 1871, amounting to
1915, were laid over. John Burke, janitor of the
Fourth District Court, was present, demanding the
1872. He argued his own case before the Board
but his claim went, with many others OF the same
character, to the above named counsel, under the
following resolution, which was adopted
Resolved That the pay roll of the several District and
Police Courts Of the city OF New York remaining unpaid
the 1871 be referred the counsel this Board
10 examining and report at their earliest convenience upon
the authority for and the legal compensation of each
son named thereon.
Adjourned to Thursday next.