The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-15
NEW YORK, February l, 1872
To ANDREW II, GREEN ESQ. Hon. II. G. srksBINs, and

ada e interest or sd on same to date IS q
end
''; oomniissi 81 ,,s 81 the new county Court
House >z4zo|S "
Add interest on same to '' ISL, i i
4ss6ss2 OF
advanced by the banks as above and to request
Ii n
and the @ @ this
New Court 0Dss the the Comptroller
S he !" ,bs
House cou.anissioners rendered the Comptroller
aon & & so Of n
which 4
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informed and believes that said %haen uay
but was general pay master in the Finance Department
And says that The report of expend
lures made 70 the Board Of Apportioninent copy Of
= s1a and when Michael Norton il his AFFIDAVIT q
as a g, sss$
and is false and raud uent obtained By deponent,
self made chairman SAID Board Of Conmssio RS
to the Board Of Apportonment dated July u ls72 and
ment OF the 18th OF July, 1872
sworn 's'0' mt THIS FIX fRAN n %AsSGR ANGEL
Notary Public New FORK county.
New York ssWam f Bliss be as duly sworn,
81 rs Sa ss
the s'sfe. saiaf'
ssa s in o o
the a8a o o XIV on hss the
House thar the money would soon be received from the
said bank and open an account Of il here that the
eral Of the Departments Of the city and govern
men and he was DESTROYS OF obtaining as many Of said
encal to the oank nasmnch as it could get three
sssssI ana
egs % ,b mat amen was made
House he Consented to it for he reason above stated
and no other and he did in allowing advances
Hugh s% OF
sd Of n to such and Seu he
troer and 3sAey Hall Mayer only 50
yanees would Be repaid This deponent further says
de the sG
personally but solely with ana for the use Of the Com
anS for public pSrpose This rhes
y saS the
lures Of the Court House Commissioners for the
deed with any Ratsets connected With n0 the
said April G that pn' s er dealings ns o dS ns
bang after that period with the said Commissioners
which cendacted ali dealings Of the BANK with
the and pa a9S mat Ty es
nected with any of these departments or commissions
moneyed Transactions with the bank; Wy $3.50
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Eth day OF Feb.
raary lstVWILLIAa j. TEixBLE, Notary Public, City and
AFFIDAVIT OF WILLIAM H. FIELD
,ha Hdr of sDS w tn NJ F ss4 s sr ne
relating to the advances except in very general way
& a 4e n saaeS
TO depo1eni and he read it and remembers its con
"ss ps x snof Is samns
sas sa 'K rsaS
spe ne a to an a ne rm
ss sDa s5u, Of he The bank had
0u oaae not o @ oo4 the 70 m
specify what account and he refused except to say it
was was NJ rean 70 Tgd on the city then
bic OF the supreme Court that fraud had been
Of could ON the BANK he
wo. WOO, be allowed NJ wed to examine them Inen be
because he never asked for it Nothing whatever
never SAID he couldn't AFFORD nor@Ston relating to he
accounts Of the bank with the Court House Commission
the latter part Is false.
MICHAEL NORTON AS CHAIRMAN OF THE COURT
ExJndge Edmonds read from the printed proceedings
report Of the, Court House Gom%isionefs 70 that
and F's Dated july sa when eon
sSne s @ Of the
the eIpenditqre s257s 81 out Of the appropriation
Of o % ,a and rsGusSn ~ the
and "said amount the Comptroller Of The city OF New
s lsSi'Sa ss s
pay over % sad commiss,oaers,F rom wheh
Palmer h ssmen 70 sss repof,
annexed tabular statement showing expenditures
drawn by their Tenth National Bank,
and containing statement Of the amount due 70 the
Tenth National Bank u July ls7i as being s242Ss'
which Is the amount claimed by the bank.
ANOTHER AFFIDAVIT OF WALTER B. PALMER.
A second AFFIDAVIT was read OF Mr.. Walter B..
Palmer In this affidavit he that he is President
o. fhs N sn sahk ana toat anyGr
Greene, asking to be allowed TO examine the bank
books matters affecting the Interest Of the city with
out specifying any particular account VIM Field an
ADD Mr. Field raintor what he wanted and he
sad ANY account that affects the interests Of the city
Information relating 10 advances TO the Court House, and
depenent did no, state hear NJ Field stair that de-
regarding the relations Of the bank to the Court House
Com Ri ssioners
TREASURER oF,THE COUNT HOUSE COMMISSIONERS.
In reply TO Mr.. TaintOr's statement that there is
ers to appoint q treasurer, Judge Edmonds read
section I. chapter 107 Laws OF 1862 expressly au-
that appoin tment and payment OF proper
compensation by the Supervisors.
CLEAN OF LIGHT.
After the submission " memorandum, showing
rendered to the Board or Appointment by the
commissioners