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New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
A NEW roUNDLIYG ASYLUM BUILDING.

The new buildings for the New York Found
ling Asylum will cover the square bounded by Sixty
eighth and sixty-ninth-sts aud Third and Lexington
aves.
In the center Of tho lot and facing on sixtyoighhst
the administration bnidDg will he placed IL will have
frontage Of % feet aud depth OF 90 feet and will be
five stories high exclusive OF the basement This build
ing will contain the chief Offices parlors for visitors,
Kitchen dIningrooms dormitories and iDhrmary, ana
also in tho upper stories domoues for the larger
children The bath and washrooms closets elevator,
6c are conveniently situated. To the north OF and
nectcd with this building will be the chapel 40 feet wide
by 80 feet long, underneath which Will be the play
for the children.
On each side of the main building and chapel and
parailel therewth Will be two ward buildings with a
payilion at each end The wards will be 80 feet wide 90
feet long, and three stories high exclusive OF the base
ment, and viii be placed sufficient DISTANCE apart TO
allow ai6pe air Ind sunlight 0penarched corridors
connect them with the main building and with each
other In basement story of the various wards and
paviliohs will be the Offices for the physciansthe dis
pensaries watingrooms, nurses and sswngrooms, and
small kitchens aud In the upper stories OF
the payiions on sixty eighthst will be for the
commodation Of those IN charge Of the wards besides
linen storeroons bathrooms closets &c. At the north
pavilions will be the chidren's washrooms small
kitchens sea-dryng rooms, baths and closets for the
nurses &c. The stories OF the center and ward buildings
are OF tho following clear nights; Basement 1oh feet
first story l5 feet remaining stories III feet At the
center Of the lot sxtynnths and in the rear of the
chapel will be twOstory building oOx3s feet in extent
for the laundry. seam-drying room, ktehen pantry,
&C. on the lower floor; and the upper hoor TOR the
accommodation OF tho employees engaged below aud
The whole establishment will be heated by steam, r'u-
Grated boilers TO be- placed in vault under the pave
ment sXty-nnhst In this vault will be placed also
the zine and pump force water In the tanks tO be
placed In the upper story OF the front building.
All tho buildings will be faced with Philadelphia brick
with Ohio stone aud white brick trimmings. These and
similar arrangements will give the building very taste
mi effect AT a triiing expense. lt Is hoped that the
means viii forthcoming for building the three
remaining wards which the plans include, and which
will be needed ere long. The buildings designed
by aud going up under the supervision OF n. LIE
tact
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
THE MUNICIPAL NEW-YEAR
NEW LEAF TURNED In THE DEPART
MENTS
LEGAL orrInnI.Ea AN.

LEGAL QUIBDLEs AMONG THE OLD SUPERVISORS
MEETINGS OF MUNICIPAL BODIES-FEA-
TURES OF THE NEW ADMINIsTRATION-FI-
EANCIAL DETAILS.
The various departments of the City Gov
eminent began the Eew-Years work yesterday. The
fact Chat the Board Of Aldermen, which will form
also the Board OF Supervisors, viii not organize till
jan and the need that Board of Supervisors shall
act during the interval led to discussion In the
old Board of Supervisors, many OF the members holding
that though two distinct laws made their ex-
istence Jan. !, they should con
tinue TO act till Jan. G. There were two
meetings. and the speeches made were not alto
gether amlable The meetings Of other bodies were
less stormy The District Attorney took possession
of the Attorneys Office and appointed his assistants
The Corporation Counses salary fixed az 5000 and
the positions in MAYOR Havemeyers Office are under
stood 20 have been filed. There are still Indications OF
disa greemcnt IN the Finance Department. The Con
troler claims that tho City Chamberlain eft total OF
S7775 80 with tho Union Trust Company and National
Park Bank. after the TraIesmens National Bank became
the citys depository aud that it has remained IN those
banks till the present time, and that there are other
signs OF irregularity.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03

whether he fayors Republic or Monarchy. can we
remain with single Chamber and an Executive Power
emanating from that Assembly, and which may dsap-
pear at the first adverse breathf'
Mr.. Robert Bowles was brought up before
the Lord Mayor the House. London on Dec.
H. for the fourth tine Mr. Robert Slater one OF the
of the Union Bank Of London further ex-
auinod. He said tho firm OF Bowles Brothers * co.
owed that bank s290OO against securities which they
held. They had kept current account down TO the
sioppage both at the head Office and at the Charing
branch and upon that account there was balance
in their ayor OF s74. He produced number Of secur
ties upon which the bank had made advances from time
20 time. which advances were placed TO the current
account OF Messrs BOwcs Brothers, which continued 70
be operated upon down TO the time Of their st0ppage
The bank mad knowledge that the securities in ques
ton were the property OF other persons, and not OF
Messrs Bowes The coupons for interest detached
the bonds they became due, and sent to Messrs
sometimes per cent above the bank rate or mini
mum charge of four per cent He produced letter
dated March, ls1 signed by toe defendant procure
6OHe, substituting certain bonds for Others which the
hank held During the continuance Of the loan account
there frequent changes and subStutiOus of the
securities by the firm. but the bank generally kept
"cOyor ten per cent margin. At the present market
quotations the loan not fully covered but the bank
contended that 1t had general en though there was
nothing ~ writing beside that which had been produced
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP sKw YORK

PORT OP Skw-YoRK.. -. .....,...,.,..,........JAH O.
CLEARED.
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheeseman savannah GAs0h
Steamship Georgia. Holmes Charleston II. r Morgan Co
Steamship NysnoEe Couch. hehmond Cay Point and Norfolk Oh
Dominion steamship 60
Steamship FuncoBa Bragg Portland ,. 7 Ancs
Bak Nna Tsgga Bail Gibraltar 'or Or sr, Sgobd pay
Bark Alpha Nor BFosn Quensovn Falmouth. c,ls Bcct
Bhg Faany smith New Orleans. r. II. DrpnmonI & Co
Brig A. y Patterson, Anderson Ll-uiyfa, &C. Dlt Bias ca
schr. BrsIOs, Tron, Providence
ARRIVED.
Steamship Egypt tBr Groga Jsrool Dec ls ani Qa
steamship Oh Domton, Waller Richmond CITY Pont AID Sors
With mtss aud pass. to Ud Dominion steamship Co
sch Gersh Banker, Hanled, Para ID Wth rlll,r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Jan ARRIVED sc4nshps Meredith from lhles'oa
McClelin. o Btul0rc Gliu 1u scylor.i Chin hoso
rom ilolok1n schA Irvine, NON pouerai Nianle he Me-
LEsT, De Jan 2Ariyed bark Crc.ssls hon R.o 5susnO;
brig Geo. Buraham, from Havana
Nov 81 lat s long e. ship Nle url Seveonb hon Anrsp o
Nos-OhcauA
DISASTERS.
Bosros Jan IA letter. has hsa received here VII STATE aa -
oe !hs sayages North of the Grlui Caraes
wsn Pees oae bo VITA ,ga 'en - rgo,tc az l.'s ;sss
veIy detase eonhon lbe yse We oSne b. J. X p
teE 90 Of gDsOa There about $1,000 usarArcs o. e p IA
The brig Meteor Of fso,ol s,h' at sas. so wcisiy
a beach M f1 The purchaser maze aA i' pP
The Sen bsrk Frnces asho-, on Cape Cod h I'd %
wei9 saoa, between ias eri Seas 70 We & " T Ne
sa os one lgl,er TOAD Of her earo vas a u 'A''
MEMORANDA.
Cont johnson steamship n from PofAn reports asae
the soW P Lshshp VINEYARD SO ant sunday , ts
t Al "A Tho lathip hosei sgua Cap. Jolasos
passed he could With safety bot there being hei - ss
high oa3d mpoe 10 render any assistance he sg
Of .ae ghie requested S'Ft JSla,"A 10 'P0'' a '' " "
iEor Laesf Shio Ne'ss see Ftfh Pagc.l
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
TAXATION OF JUDGES SALARIES

Justice Johu c. Freedman of the Superior
Court brought suit, In the United States Circuit Court
TO recover from Franz sge Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the IXth District OF NewYork slG2 81 paid
under protest tax his salary OF sl0O0O such
Justice. The plaintiff claimed that his came within
the decision OF the Supreme Court of Massachusetts in
the OF the Collector agt Judge Day. in which 1t is
held that Congress cannot ooDstitutionaly tax the
salary OF State officer The defendant contended that
this case was dlstnguishable from that OF the Col
ector agt. Judge DAY In the following partc-
uars In that the salary Of the Judge is xed d-
r6tly by State statute and payable out OF the state
treasury. In this the plaintiffs salary fixed by
the Board Of Supervisors OF the County OF New York.
and IL payable out OF the treasury OF NewYork City
In the course OF decision given In rhis case yestcr-
day Judge shlpman says that 10 comes within tue law
as laid down IN the OF the Collector agt. Day aud
that Judgment must 10 engered for the paluuI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03

Corley who swore that the pistol found had AK cham
bers, told him. the cvebng OF the homicide tha u nan
four chambers The witness then showed him tne Psto,
In Court (Stokess), ard he positively dentheu IL as
q. Did Henry DE Corey ask you tho other day what
bad become Of that paper, containing staemen' JOn
O. What has become Of thar paperl A. suppose It is
destroyed looked for 1t n all the drawers an" "''
Q. Was your attention called TO Henry's statement,
last trial, rs 70 the pistol not being shown hmf A.
mentioned t the Dstuct-AttoDey, and he said II was
Coi. Feows-He was there witness FOR the proeecu-
on. and ho couldn't npeach mis- testimony though hs
knew ne swearing falsely.
John II. Conner, recalled stated that be never knew
Fisk TO carry pistol Philip Farley testified thst 10
up stairs soon after TIC sho0ng and saw no pso
The testimony OF Thomas Hart before the Coroner H@
offered by the counsel for the people the gr0und t1
the defeuse had imputed Improper motives 10 hlm IN
giving hiS testimony but after argument II was ruied
0"' sRRIEs OF WITNESSES.
AT this roint Adelaide Barker the remaining witness
Of the Defense arrived and testified IN substance as io
lows: She WAS washerwoman for the Morse family
when tbev were living at the Grand Central HOTEL she
was once in their apartments when ts there but
pistol. - 49,. AT. it,. -.
,,crt dnrr,g ~ conver.tion between Fisk aud the
Misses More and heard remarks Fisk 10 the enecs
that he had never been beaten and tbat no wond ruin
and ktll Stokes The testimony was decisreu ihuins
sable. ~, ,,,,
did not appear. Considerable discussion ehsufu ,e, a
he ia.uiir of attachments for them. Aftor waiting
nearly half hour Henry L. IoNtfs -
fled that he saw no d so IN the hall and did not i0ok
for any. David Crockett and Francis Gurus tesneu
the effect. August Schimmei curing iOhg nv,
macy, had never pistol ia fisHs pOsaeneiub' no
also stated that be Mrs. MOrsCs 9rlthei-lH. law
Edward II. Lawrence was called % impeach the hsu.
mony OF Thomas stapeton but bis testimony was rued
out. -.
Lous MoreI then produced by the counsel Tor mo
ps0pe IL was expected that he would cVntradic1 tbe
testimony OF Stokes the hrcats made BY Fsk and
also show that stokes had thre tened jhe ne o fa'
During the long d scussion which followed, upon the al
mssabiity OF this testimony stokes was asked py mr.
Beach, n he had made any such threats OF souEs :" ~
duee sny one 10 take the life tIsk, 20 wnch ho
responded "neyer." Judge BOariman huauy decided
that Il the minutes showed anything IA stohos "'.
monv which would legally admit tne evidence, tho "is
nj ght testify.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
FOREIGR MISCELLANY.

NJ. Ihiers was present. Dec TO- at 'nt
sitting Of the Committee OF thirty OF tne freucn
.,s.,a-,.t Assembly In the course OF important
mech declarlng his policy he says: ave knew very
Iii bot we desired but we only wished TO say few
words upon the precautions for the future which 1t Is
pecessary 70 adopt We did not wish to indicate any
soution We asked the Assembly whether IL "ouid DOT
oonsder The futme-not the eternal future put lne
future OF few years. We dd not ueso ~ tInht n
Heht 10 say simply DO let US lose time III pro
claiming the Republic; let us oAy enpoy o e 5r he
Sende,i0 Il pOssibe 10 exist, soiih dufaDie but
sn q practical sense. Thus believe that We ougps 10
Consider the formation of two CI@hDti. onietIv "
ae safety OF future lies ia the rst place IN ane
-. ~ txgo Chambers and the greater the appIehuh
@ ,ich arc entertained In respect OF the iuture t1e
1,@e ~ ougbt 10 think OF organizing GoFeflhehI IA
Sutioi patton vi sucb future. ASK "I "n' N'"' ~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
DFCIsIONs-I,y 2.

SHorerne Court -Ckamb0s-2y judge Van Brunt-
Gilmore o. al sa Cromwell Of atnanIIrt nsnIs hova 80
G-fna. OBJ amend glui ll4nlt oI cool. o icn h4 oss<
% notion. Erlf ag. Benha.u -r 90 ai-ifr settled
srr-rl JuiFe 80 Natefs hrft
-ri-r of erruce rEuted ssoant o. "a
ofiuon Mirser Mlanrrcg1t Of keifqe e,surei Aa1
% out Of divorce grsl Ho sFL lbe n.nk Of Jrf"I tf
sHt1t co. IatL Grl GO . 49, lhe ~ L. anl a p 2. 90 ~
s-Iaa-u..t tlrtI ny az niA.f
except trutn nri Ptn win lurr m artFff rn rfyHl q" ,l
ar a. defendants sgenis ler femurr l. sustained Sh
(see opiaionl
Common Piscs-SDociqi T,rN-By Judge LaTfemoTe.
-waermrn ~. ysudsva Yoton Ieufd witoli c7 iet "a
Caullurt.-lse~ mem for counsgil
By Jut- Dyhgzus at The Dsrare ItsasanuA and " -
b. Jai-. sotusoa.-Nore ngi Rand --Opialoa Glod
Supert0r Court, 1ecdi Icm-By Judgc Monell-
s.aBsrnFf r0ifltrOnr granted lru arL I Nrfr auf he
..uf,n,, gampla, .a4t,t Same ~ rr tfs
rsaftrr. t.anr tolrteY ug Iak.r- -Mo41a iaeL aeusa
a. MeHtl.--DerIee ol divorce gfa.tel
grr.0ry -ursfrf HHHl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday.
in the case OF Madeline c. Battle at The Mutual Ifo Ia
snranee Company OF New-Iork, IN which action was
ght TO $4,000 on her husbands NE Insurance
n,ucV Jpd.e Blatfhiord refused grant the reiief
sskei on account OF a variance between the palntiDs
plcadings end proofs
The following is a summary or the business
transacted IN fs72 in the Internal Revenue Departments
~ the limited States ID Office for the
Southern District OF NewYork: Cases Terminated 70
which thc Government party l5J9 In rs 0f Nhloh
judgement ,rH in favor of the GOverLuont. ana "a of
Witch were Dismissed: amount Of judgments Out1lned,
s13522; amount paid s095j 81; numDcr Of clsos now
pending
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS


FRIDAY JAN D
fr hF kir.silrg. at ID m.
Mail a M s. n closed tfe fru-fnit ponfoe svsry
Pndar ocock y steamship sails fVm Portland Me-. evsyY
Ssturlty stb p.
Letrr posc ., 81 The West fndc. except vhrn rlnr tf vn
BE-
SATURDAY. JAN. T.
Ms FOR Greet Rran pa Fauee via Qa' oFn AZ iv'r h
the steamship Oceanic close A Happrntuiary ial s
hte Dock at s o. steamship sails q ~
r0m bite Dock Psgans fcTrJ, JCreF 'iiT.
Brush aad Continent Of burope Asls Sonhanrtes
Bremen, sanahD Bromen II NJ. bgpI
saisst2 D. m.
Direct Gernan and PruSsn closed MAJ s by As line.
fA letters deposited IN sapg aeniaFy Mails b. prepaid
double p1tsgel
MALI .yna direct bT the steamship City o Haysaa close
p steamship .aiis p. from Per 40 North River
Mails kinxs0n. Jamaica ssYa1lla stes;nshp
ClanDel, close Steamship oa flr No ~
n,
Nall for Kew bT the steamship City Of AnOo clos.
z D "a. Steamship .. m. from Pier No. 20 T. X
SUNDAY. jN D
All Mails close al II Oe2ck Tbs tvsOhce op-a iron
a.. " u q ".
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
THE COURIS.
THE sUYDAM WILL CASE.

The Suydam VIII case, involving S5W'oe,
which was brought before surrogate Huchings on Dec
49, by tine contestants children Of James s. Polhe-
mus nephew Of the ased is now fely 70 terminate
in favor Of the proponents The counsel for the eontos-
ants announced yesterday that he was instructed nos
10 offer any testimony and that he was willing 20 have
the case rest on the evidence Of the subscribing wiz
nesses nm proof OF the execution OF the Will. the VIII
be gdu tied 10 probate nearly Onehdf O tho e1" VA
20 10 charitable and Literary Institutions Including
5000 ID the bic Society 700 To tue American Itacs
-uciety and bc0uests 60 tie synod Ot the Dut'h n
formed Cburch aud % Rutgers Collage The rest VIII 70
10 tho wife and relatives Of tue deceased
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Recorder, who received that sum- he was ano"ou'
however. to draw only $4,000
TIE DIsIRIcT-ATroRNEY's OFFICE.
George Bliss took formal possession, yester-
day. of the United States DstricAttorneys office Tor
the Southern District New York, ana appointed tho
following lawyers his assistants in place OF those
who resigned when Judge Davis surrendered the
office: Gen. II. F.. Tremain, formerly Marshal
sharp's Chief Deputy Roger NJ Sherman from inc
United States Attorney Generals Office Wilet DenKs
and John A. Goodlett. Mr. GOOdleft was delegate 10
the Louisville Convention. william II. Hirtley was
appointed senOgrapher. being the first Official OF the
kind that the Office has had.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
nonra Of A..l-tnnl Alaermea.

oyrrrftff gr.rrn Ssssf1v rrrtntf Dee - fFTl
...-nf-Ots r. Ha ESQ pfsrnt ana qaorun sf
OYfN
That Cor rsv hs apnforr f ~ Cani frnses"
o. 9gp 0r paullg portrait u-liaIoE e. eeansf
na.thcf
r,rgns BOARD AtpsRsES t.p OVER,
Thai far Commissioner Puzzle WORKS iho posts me sids
vsik n mont of what uuWu fh frrrr foHrrrn.l 81.
10 reduced size ast Il .l'hss n dimrtfr
Thlac suutintrHaeut Street Ntlrn4 ladmrbt be
qnesiei piece Sortt F'ftsve Do Pc able rnrfhln
That lr1ntst. toeuessp Nltchaist, h@ paved vita
Be'laa or trsp block pfvefaen.
AUoarlsi uatl Ilartily aeri Ju. g. ig1 10 oees p
McnsEL ,. ktLLs. Clsrs.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
DISPOSITION OF CITY FUNDS
ALLEGED DEPOSITORY ILLEGALITIES.
Controller Green has sent to Chamberlain
Palmer the following letter concerning alleged Illegal
ties in the disposition OF tho public funds:

Palmer the following letter concerning alleged ilesa-
ties in the disposition OF tho public funds:
DEPARTMENT OF FISAScE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Jan. ?, 1873.
F. A. Palmer, esq.,. Chamberlain.
SIR: your communication or June l. i5I2, was au
yised that the Union Trust Company and the National
Park Bank bad ceased to be deD0sores for the mohes
of the CITY and County OF New-fork, ana that the
rradesmeu's National Bank from that date 10 DO
Bank OF Deposit for such MONEYS.
when YOU thus discontinued the Union Trust company
and the National Park Bank repositories or the Cty
and County the deposits therein were drawing interest
nj the rate OF per cent per annum mud thht upon
the date above stated the balance on deposit 10 the
credit Of the city and County, with the accre-
tions of interest amounted, in the Union Trust Com
pany to s5g235 6i, and ia the National Park
Bank to Sl5j539 70. by transfer warrants
there was a transfer Of these moneys
10 the Tradesmens National Bank from the Union trust
Company the extent Of $1,000, aud from the National
Park Bank the extent OF sl50O, leaving balance 20
the credit OF the city and county In the Union Trust
Company Of S225 6 and in the National Park Bank Or
$3.50 49, When these banks ceased TO be depOsltorles
the entire of the city and county therein ought 20
have been transferred eOr the law imperatyey com
mands that Is only the selected depostOries thit
The city and county funds are 10 be deposited
have therefore to request that the above respective
balances be immediately transferred, 10y the usual
method the credit Of the city aud county accounts III
the National Broadway Bank, or the Iradesmens 3
National Bank, authorized repositories OF the city and
connty moneys. Both tho Union trust Company and
the National Park Bank arc and have been all along
prepared 10 pay these sums aud have been pre-
vented from doing only by your failure 70 draw the
necessary which have ~ all times been ready
to countersgn. Yours, respectfully,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
CHANGES IN ADMINISTRATION.
MAYOR's APPOINrMENrs.

It is understood that Mayor Hayemeycr will
appoint John A. wbtmore of the Department Of Parks
chef Clerk Of the Mayors Office. in place Of Col Jone.
removed political Mr. Van Buskerk, for
mery advertising agent OF The Standard Will probably
DC his assistant 1t is also understood that Barclay
Gallagher win be the Private Secretary OF the new
Mayor.
SALARY OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Controller Green, in pursuance of the
authority In him by Section a. Chapter GA OF
laws OF 1871 yesterday fixed the salary OF the Corpora
ton Attorney at 5000 per annum. When Thomas c.
Fields held that Office, he claimed $1,000, because the
charter said that s ery should not exceed !1a. OF the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
OTHER DETAILS.

Chamberlain Palmer stated yesterday, in a
conversation relative the letter from One OF the
Committee OF Seventy published in Wednesday,
TRIBUNE, that he cannot except one of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners legally sign warrant for the dis
bursement OF the public funds; and that he has
never claimed the right attempted to do He also
stated that the question at issue not who shall draw
warrants Tor the payment Of money but who can Legally
collect and receive money winch may accrue rs interest
on public deposits.
the funds to the credit OF tho Police Department on
deposit in the Tenth National Bank, have been trans
on daily balances at the rate of per cent per year.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE COURTS.

The City and County Courts enter upon the
new year with good record behind them, the follow
ing paragraphs show:
The Kings County Circuit Court disposed OF $50 cases
during the yeap 1872 In the oyer and 1erminer tho
principal trials were those Fanny Hyde, Thomas Fz
patrick and Henry Rogers for murder, and Dr. Lucius
b. Irish for poisoning $500 orders have been en-
tered at Special Term, including 100 equity cases.
In the City Court 156 judgments entered, 1lS3
executions returned 2s3 motions disposed Of GO gen
eraerm cases tried, persons made czons and 39l
persons granted the first papers.
In the Court OF Sessions 2s5 persons were aragned 1856
tried, i43 convicted. and 50 acquitted.
The oaenses were Burglary. 81 grand larceny, tG :;
assault battery SO robbery I0 false pretenses g.
assault and battery to do bodily harm, ~ keeping dis
orderly houses. arson, rape 81 petit larceny };
forgery mafeasaEce In Office, indecent exposure,
embezzloment receiving stolen goods, malicious mi'-
chief, and other minor crimes, 90 Number or persons
discharged by Grand Jury, 10 Hoe Proseqns entered
80 aggregate period OF sentences imposed o5 years
follows: Sing sing, 10 years PehehtlarJ 2l' years
Tne county Court tried 70 cases, and entered 1883
orders.
The new Board OF Commissioners of Charities
organized yesterday by the selection Of Cornelius Fergn
son as President and John Cunningham as Treasurer.
The Board consists Of Commissioners Powell Scott,
Wnls and Ferguson Tho amount appropriated for the
support OF the oountys poor during the present fiscal
year was 10000 OF which $26OOO has been expended
leaving for Of he department during the remain
ing seven months s5OO0 Supervisor Harman represents
10 the Board that the taxpayers were Of the opinion
that the public charities expended money than was
necessary and thought that there were people In the
Amshousc that coud be made 10 the county NJ least
half the cost Of their support by work The Commits
soners expressed their intention OF reducing expenses.
The Park Commissioners have directed the Executive
Committee 10 confer with the Faust Club and make
rangemcnts for the reception and dedication Of bust ~
the late John Howard Paine, which the CuD proposes
TO EJECT IN Prospect Park
The salaries OF the employees In the old street Depart
ment amounted to $500 yearly, but with the Depart
meut as A part OF the Board OF City Works. these
peuses viii not be over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
Qrlutine

ERANCIS a. LOUTREL, As Maiden lane,
supply slow kinda Blak BOOKS StatoassI OA"s 'S
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
,gStATrRK Ai.u.N.e

T25 90 Moos G......loN
SANDY issnd H Gate Ferrr.. I'm
sandy dook..fr Cows lsaHd.... 900 n Gate teuv. Lee