The New York herald., 1873-12-07
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPROPRIATIONS.
Wholesale Donations to Charitable In
sfitutious.

bUhhU Vi ESTIMATE AMI AffSUfhlhIlONA
Wholesale Donations to Charitable In
stitutions.
meeting OF this Board was held at noon yester-
day in the Comptroller's office, His Honor Mayor
| Havemeyer. chairman, presiding, and Messrs. $.
| Ii. b. VaEda President of the Board Of Aldermen;
Jonn Wheeler. President OF the Board of Tax Com
mlssioners, and the Comptroller were present.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were read
and approved. On motion oil the Comptroller, the
SUN OF $7,2os, balance OF appropriation from 1878,
TO pay salaries in the District Attorneys Office Tor
the last and the present month, transferred;
as also the amount OF $500, from the contingent
fund TO the Department OF Public Works, Tor sta
tionery.
The Park and Police Commissioners, also the
Registrar sent communications 10 the Board con-
corning their appropriations for next year, which
were laid over; also communication relative TO
schools IN Westchester county from the Board OF Cal
cuiation; likewise protest from the taxpayers OF
West Farms against the appropriation OF money to
build new school house at that place. The Board
OF SUPERVISORS Of New York County requested an an
County Court House. The three latter were laid
over.
| resolution was adopted 10 donate the following
named sums TO the annexed charitable institu-
tions, viz. -
sy s5s s ps% sS5e ssS ,e SSs
s750i Harlem, $50; Central: s7SI; German, siool;
sSarsn sc nCn %s';E @ E %anesaa s
$50 bond sset . nO%s Sp-1ns
Homeopathic College s755 Western Homeo-
shs sS ss5Sys New s
the skin SOD Sew York Dspensary Diseases d Threat
@ @sss s' psSss,ry "nss ssS Ms
@ Lads Lds Union Rssi FG%Is hsHss HS1S ophaa
New YoR asa% fame
Women son sips ss St any SnSens @ Hospital 500 s. fran
fs Hospital 5000 4 5GseDhs orphsn HSynm Srmsr 500
SEa1a Samsn as'Ssa SSid1sn $50 $50 Sew
at Ssed AsS Se% YORK Eye sSd + Ear na
chaEn Home ss New 9., 9Grk oDnsPa%iG na 9aols In
Blind Seventh ,avenue, sl,s0; sisters OF st
ssrsy sas Sasa sse s Arms aGS
SoSe Ssa ossa on hSe Home S5 C &se
n charge Of Little Sisters Of the Poor soo Lae,es
samaritan Home. s7so ocety or the Eeiormaticn q
sep yew York avsse Sardan Seeety si@o
sSs5a Ssi number 2 institutions y amount donated
As soon as the Board adjourned the force in the
Comptroler's Office was at once set 10 WORK 10
make out the cheeks TO each OF the above institu-
tlons. The ana thus extended is most timely,
the luntfs most OF tnem herein named are nearly
exhausted.
MORE WASHINGTON MARKET TROUBLES.
The Obnoxious Ssands-The superin-
tcpdent or Incnmbranccs Arraycd
Against the superintendent OF the
Invoked-Orders To BE Enforced To-
Morrow.
misunderstanding between f. b. Shafer, super
intendent OF Membranes, ana Colonel Thomas F.
Devoe, superintendent OF Markets, in reference 10
the removal OF the market stands from the side
walks around Washington Market, has existed for
time past.
Mr.. shafer states that since the removal Of the
market stands from the sidewalks about Washing
ton Market last July the former occupants have,
by commencing Immediately alter the destruction
OF their stands, with barrels and small boxes,
gradually established themselves again, and are
now carrying on business equal 10 that or lormer
Gays. Frequent complaints have been made to the
Mayor about these obnoxious stands. which con-
plants were referred 70 Commissioner Van Mort.
OF the Department OF Public Works, who IN tuln
referred them 10 Mr. Shafer. He on conlerring
with Colonel Devoe. recommended that the second
removal be postponed untl after the lst OF January
next thus giving the market men ample time 10
close their business and prepare TO NacaGe thelr
stands
Mr. shater says that this proposition his part
made 4 matter OF humanity, Knowing, as he
dd, inc effect OF breaking the business Of these
tradesmen on short notice in these hard times
Colonel Deyoe, however. did not favor this prop
ositon, Affirming that these people had had Their
STANDS removed once, which was sufficient warn
ing to them not to attempt to commence business
again on these grounds, and advocated an imme-
date removal oil STANDS again.
70 this Mr.. Shafer assented and upon conferring
with the Mayor, ia company with Colonel Devoe, II
was decided TO give notice to the occupants OF the
stands TO vacate the sidewalks before tomorrow,
as the authorities would compel them to do so If
found there alter that day. me cause OF
the misunderstanding between the Two gen
tlemen, according TO Mr.. Shaler's account Is
that Colonel DevOe desires that there shall be a
discrimination made IN the stands removed, he
wishing taose that surround the market proper TO
remain unmolested which Mr.. Sbaler objects TO-
he says that he Is obliged to enforce his orders
with mpartiaity. he states that the difference
between these two sections, is that the Superln-
tendent Markets receives the rent Tor the side
walks about the market proper, wne the occu-
pants Of stores receive the rent Tor that occupied
elsewhere. Mr.. Sna er further states that about
100 stands viii be removed, and that the police VIII
be given orders TO arrest any one tnat attempts 10
re-estaDl.sh himself on the sidewalks