New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-10
NETWORK CHARITIES.

NETWORK CHARITIES.
PPRoPRIaTIONs MADE BY THE BILL AGREED UPON
BY A MAJORITY or The CITY DELEGATION.
from The REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, April "a Charity bill for New
YorE CITY has been agreed upon By majority Of the
sew York delegation aud VIII be submitted TO the Ways
md Means Committee By Col Spencer. The sums TO be
appropriated TO different charitable institutions in
he city are a. follows, the whole to be taken from the
Ezcise fund:
To the ST. Elizabeth Hospital West Thirty 6rst-st
1000: Metropolitan Throat Hospital, 5000 Central
pspensary 0IChth-9Ve) 5000; NOmen's Ala society
5evenih-aveJ. 5000; Blind Mechanics Association,
900: women Prison Association Uenth-ave. 5000;
Aoun, Sinai Hospital (IeXngtonayeD, $4,000; Ladies
Union Relief Association, 5000 Chdren's Fold s. 0OOi
r11strisl Home fGirty hrststJ 5000; NewYork Ear
Dspensary, $500; New-York Infant Asylum So 10;
Jgnesst Manhattan Industrial School 5000 Insttu
on for Homeless Children $4,000; ladies' Union Aid
society, 5000; Demilt Dspensary, 5000; W0Tklhg
| 'onsns Protective Union, $3.50; ST. Frapqlo Hos
s. Vincent de Paul, $1,000; House Of Mercy bloom
Il Goo Society for the Protection ana Improvement Of
tsitute Children (Market-st) $1,000; Nursery and
lad's Hospital NeSington-ayel. $4,000; German Hos
400 Association Tor the Relief Of Girls and Nagrant
tldren lmrteenthst near secondhand, $ 90; New
hw.York Eye and Ear Inhrmory, 5000 North
sastern Homeopathic Dlspe1saTy, SOD Man, Man
" Incurables at FoIdham, 5000 YorAyile
Homeopathic Dispensary SoO0; western H0meopaIme
sos. Eew.York Free Medical College for Women,
ro0@ 81 Johns Guild Varek-stl $1,000; Nsw-i ORR
.boo OF the WOmen's Educational and Industrial So
zsty, $1,000 Wess side German DspensaIy, S,,S4 ti
Diseases Of the Throat and CHEST s250o Coored Home
Eoo HARLEM DlspeasaPy t2oG Bo4d,It ho PeO
Sctory 81 COO; New-York Pounding Asylum $4,000
some for Aged and Iutrm Hebrews. 5000 Md
enssry. $500; Home Of the Good shep-
strd, 5000; Home for INDECENT 0ld Wome9'
Sephen's Home Tor Destitute Children. 5000 lamar
an Home for the Aged 5000 society for the Renei
4 the Destitute Blind Of New-NOrk ana us NChi'y'
| E9O; Chaplin Home QeNugton-ave), 5000.
The delegation from Sew-YOtk desire that any one
i aying information tending TO show that any OF the
hove nsttutions are uDdeseryng of the aid contem-
'sed bill will furnish the facts prior to Tuesday
SIt, when the Ways ana Means Committee intend to
Np0fI the bill
| CURRENT TOPICS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
| TIE ACADEMY APPROPRIATION DEFEATED IN THE
/ ASSEMBLY, BROOKLYN GAS BILL SIGNED
CORONATION COUNSEL 4. d. SMITHS STATISTICS
-THE APPOINTMENT or SUPERINTENDENT OF
= PUBLIC INsTRJrTIoN-THE QUESTION or AN
ELECTIVE CONTROLLERsHIP-ALBANY NOTES.
JRoA TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, April 9.x-The Assembly spent the
morning session ia the third reading OF bills, most OF
ben local vote was taken at noon on the question
" con- the senate Gntuulueut 10
Appropriation bill, appropriatIug $4,000 TO academies
sod was nonconcurred in. CO TO S. This is the first
tine the appropriation has been defeated in the Assem-
BY although IT has been attacked every year. The
SssYok deleg ltiOD with the exception Of Col Spencer
voted nonconcur a. did all the Brooklyn delegation
except Mr. Berri. conference committee will be ap-
pinied this item. Mr.. AlvOrd moved reconsidera
Too Of the by which spers rapid transit scheme
"a defeated several weeks which was carried and
tltf mn N irnen Il hill passed.
Tie Governor has signed the bill allowing the Equita-
st Gas Light Company OF Brooklyn, L. D., TO lay down
Fpes and supply gas 10 citizens or corporations The
N limits the price 10 charged Tor gas Of 1Seandle
power 70 g. per 1000 feet
Corporation Counsel f. Delafe.d Smith to-day trans
l'ed to the Legislature his report in answer to reso-
suon Of the Assembly calling for statement Of the
humber OF tsbeguu against the city during his term
ONCE the,names OF the plaintiffs, how the suits were
ded. and the amount Of counsel fees paid 10 lawyers
S''nde OF the Corporation Counseps Office Mr..
e1h reports that from the time he entered
won his office, Dec. 3, 1872, to March 81,
ia there 4OSs legal proceedings begun against
ss city, of which 2.l7s were proceedings TO vacate
easements. The remaining 1910 were divided into
Actions" and "proceedings" Tue actions numbered
IN Of which "a were discontinued or Judgment taken
sioout opposition judgments for plaintiff numbered
-"ii0r defendant, H. aud l2oo are SIN pending The
"omb1r OF mandamuses and certioraris was as, OF
oh % discontinued 65 were granted after hear.
uE and "a without opposition; lO were denied and 81
Sill pending The counsel fees pad to outside law
1get were follows:
4 40 Jas G. Carter o. 0oo; WIN. Barnes, f,O5o Geo T.
Luz SH; NJ. W. DIVINE, g 800; W. L BeeDe, s3N; r.
-. yVnesi yl0o0: Wm. r Martin 500; Platt, Gerard q
| ~ueAley' so, aud Alex. W. Harvey, 1880.
AArEk-rhe bill TO reorganize the Board OF Regents
400 snth"rze them TO appoint the superntendenIs Of
uonc instruction was up IN the Assembly this evening
snen new Dill was substituted for It, which retains Al
once the superintendent elected last week until the
prsaJn OF MS term, after which the sppointment is
gwen 10 the Regents. II also differs from the bi that
the Senate In reducing number OF Regents 10
twelve, who to be appointed by the Governor for six
years. two OF the number going out Of ofce sverv a
me bin made special order for Tuesday eve.
ming next
Jackson 8. Schulz, and J C. Carter appeared bs,ors
the Committee Cities this afternoon 70 oppose On he
i naf Of Mayor Hayemeyer. the BAH making COntrole
Greens ONCE elective The main points OF their agu
rnent were that tie opposition TO Mr. Green was per
/ bohAl, and grew out OF the firm stand taken by hin
against fraudulent claims the city treasury Thel
Urged that the public interest demanded his retention