The New York herald., 1872-12-21
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF APPORTIONMHNT.

Large Appropriations for the Free
schools-A Communication from Judge
Bcdford-Resolutions ms to Appropria-
tions for Public Works.
meeting Of the above Board was held yester-
day, Mayor Hall In the Chair
ASSESSMENT BONDS
Comptroller Green offered resolution issuing
assessment bonds OF the city OF New York, author
lied chapter 397 Laws OF 1852 and section chap
ter $50, Laws 1872, 100000. The resolution was
adopted
THE FREE SCHOOL GRANTS
Mayor HALL called up report OF Messrs. Ander-
son and Kiernan, clerks OF the Board OF Education,
IN regard to the apportionment for the schools
nom the excise moneys and offered the following
resolution
Resolved That in pursuance Of the authority conferred
- per Scholar 'aapa or aeeoransy as
eG IN the he annexed schedule Of Messrs md
to be paid out Of excise moneys now depest to the
a
Aforesaid schedule hereby adopted and determined
that the ate sums thus found 10 each
school be paid to the person who has The financial
tendance satisfactory to the Comptroller.
The number that will receive this allowance, ac-
cordng to the report presented Is 23 1896 scholars,
including the female school of telegraphy at
Cooper Institute and the free schools OF St. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal church and a number of
schools OF all denominations
THE COMPTROLLERS CONTINGENCIES.
Mayor HALL moved that $l0,75 90 be transferred
from the account OF extra contingencies OF the
COmptroller's onice to the account OF salaries OF
the executive department., which resolution, on
the motion OF the Comptroller, was laid over
EXTRA CONTINGENCIES.
Comptroller GREEN offered a resolution to apprO-
pirate the sum Of S5O,O0O on account OF judg-
ments," the same to be transferred to the account
of extra contingencies. The resolution was
SALARIES OF JUDICIARY.
Mayor HALL offered resolution to transfer
$4,000 from extra contingencies OF Comptrollers
onice to salaries OF judiciary, to pay the proper
claim OF officers, clerks and stenographers OF the
Court OF Common Pleas and Supreme Court. On
motion OF the Comptroller the resolution was laid
over for examination.
GENERAL SESSIONS COURT ATTENDANTS
Mayor HALL presented the following communca-
tion from Judge Bedford. and was endorsed by Re-
cOrder Hackett:--
MY DEAR % sIR-When the comptroller had the appoint;
weny-sS attendants In our Judgment this was not too
this coS It ars Pt
ssny S ten 70 2 the sa ns x y % be %
trial This will be often about the time other officers
ddnrsf s ssss to Of @
Of GFanS es Jury At s Same the e
officers viii be executing It s not safe ior
while squads are out of court another squad must be
fas sG IN e
Of that at least are REQUIRED
number to that standard Meanwhile il Is but fair that
those officers who the County Auditor by such evidence
be satisfactory to him. is satisfied have faithfully
performed duty, should be paid up this latter date.
Thanking for courtesy are truly your
Obedent servants CUNNING s. BEDFORD,
This letter was laid over.
PUBLIC WORKS APPROPRIATIONS.
Commissioner Van Mort presented the following
resolutions, which were adopted
Resolved That the be and hereby trans
ferred from the appropriation set apart the Depart
ment OF Public Works termed Sewers" repairing y
and credited to the appropriation sewers, repairing
and ccaning'
Resolved, That the 81 500 hereby trans
erred from the appropriation apart the Depart
ment Of Public Works towards Sewers rcpairng6 and
credited to the approximation Sewers, cieaning."
The Board adjourned subject to the call OF the
Chair.