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COURT OF APPEALS.


The following proceedings took place to day.
No. %. John W. Rice, executor, &c, respond
ont, W. john Haroinson and Others, appenants.-
Passed.
No a. The People, &o., sx rel. The Town OF
F1oyd and others, VS.. Nelson X. Hopkins, COMP
troler &C. and others, TespOndentA-Passed.
No. a. The People ex rel James q. Harper, APP
peiianI vs.. The Commissioners OF Taxes, &c.-On
reading and fling the consent OF the respondents
attorney, and on motion OF Amasa A. Reddish,
Judgment was reversed, with costs.
No. a. The People, &C., eA rel John Mann, re-
spondent, va. Jacob Mort and others, Commission.
ers &C., appellants.-Passed.
No. so. Henry Reinmiler, respondent, vs. Edwin
T. Skidmore and others, appelants.-Argueo by 3.
w. Fullerton, OF Counsel for appellants, and by
A. J. Parker for respondent Appellants points to
NO. 81 Hannah Smith, respondent, Va The New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad Company ap'
pellant.-Passed.
No. s. Louisa Roehner, appellant, vs. The
KnicksrDOcker Life Insurance Company, respond.
No S. Henry H. Blossom, respondent, W. The
Lycoming Fire Insurance Company, appellant
The Court adjourned to Friday. January %, 1875,
at ten A. NJ.
me COURT was again compelled to pass nearly
the entire calendar OF to-day on account OF the
non. appearauc OF counsel. For this reason they
have put fifteen causes upon the day calendar.
CALENDAR
The calendar for Friday, January 20. 1875 is as
follows:-Nos. 84H 81, &c. 60 81, 81 81, q, e5 Ga,
81, COY, 70, II, ~, 10 and TO-
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lo1 lo2 l0A lol, los 100. 100 14f, l91. -. 81 60
IFS. 12d 117. la0 les, ASS 3os. al, &C. l62 l 2la,
2l5, 2l6 2l7. ais, lsl, 22o 81. IS, 6SH: ~ l4s.
SUPREME O0UnT-SPEoIAL TxlN-Held BY sudRe
Van Brunt-Issues OF law and fact.-Nos 81. l08,
l02. "a 81, l2s ia, q, l24 l27, u, 13s.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCuIT-Part &held BY Judge
Van Vorst.-Short causes-N0a 1854, 20lS, 1910,
l646 1922 lS68 500 1922 1885, 1910, 1906 1850 1885,
1885, 1870 1892 1852, 2oSs. 2l36 2064. IT'S l764h.
l636 1882 165Oh. 202S, 2l04, 2l2a. Part 3-Held 0y
Judge Lawrcnce.-Short causes-Nos l645 2O75,
1854 l455 1909. I475 1898. 1921, 1858. 1887 2os5,
SUPERIOR CoCRrErRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by
Judge Sedgwick.-N0s. 972 S01, 49, 500, sos, SEQ
90. $50. 900 922 ga 92s, $50. s32 9Sa.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERA-ParL Held BY
Judge Loew.-C0urt opens at eleven A. M.-One
hour causes-On causes December term.-Nos.
206S 2226 215l 2l48 2173 2220 1899, 2009 2l03 1891
229s, PISA. 2254. January orders 1905 2264 2304,
2210 22O3. 2227, 2l07, 1927.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERN-Part 1.-Ad
Journed for the term. Part 2Held BY Judge
McAdam.-Nos. 1875, 1888, 1925 1902 2464 l3i6
AT $780, l144 2308, lv47 HAS, 1850 1885, 2591 2692
$685. 2606 2679, 1908, 2435. 878. Part 3-Held BY
Judge Gross.-Nos. 290, 1880, 10o1 2646 1857 259s:
2445 2ld6 1854 26=5 1882 4SS 2Ss 1905 1857. third
easel 2403
COuRT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutnerland-rhe People vs.. Rooert Robinson,
ROBBERY; Same vs.. Minnie Mitchell, felonious as
sault and battery; Same VS.. Henry Porter, bur-
glary; Same vs. John B0ardman and Thomas
Morton, burglary; Same va. John Thomas. grand
larceny: Same vs.. Michael Fitzgerald. grand
.larceny; Same vs. John M0rrlssey, Dennis Morris.
sey, John Burns ana James Faulkner. grand lar
ceny Same VS.. Frank Webb. grand larceny.
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TOMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.


Yesterday afternoon Pat Barrett, who was too
drunk to tell where he lived. was among tho
prisoners In the box in the court room awaiting
the arrival OF the Judge. Peter Dooley was also
there, and just befort court opened they began 0
political discussion relative to the recent events
in Spain, Pat championing Alfonso XII, Peter
calling him "catspaw." The discussion became
warm ana interesting. but was unfor-
tunately cut saort by the arrival OF the
Judge. Pat paid attention to the man
date, .'siencer but Peter still whispered
uncomplim- ntary things about the new King.
Pas listened tong time but he suddenly con-
ceived the idea that patience had ceased to be .
virtue. and starting up ne planted an almighty
fright handler" on Peters nose. Peter tried 10
PICK himself up, bu: while he was untangling
his legs rom those OF the benches Fat gave
him another and cent him back on the
noor. Offlcer Carr went into the box to
secure Pat, when that gentleman made q
pass, which Carr warded Cd. IL was not
until he had been severely handled that the
drunken prisoner was got under control When
afraigned ne declared MS wlin sness to ''lick His
Honor" n he he d the same opinions - Peter On
{, way to the corkscrew stars at the back OF
the Court Pat TOOK door on the hinges and let 1t
rest with unpleasant violence against Omcer
Flana. ans head. Alter desce ndlng toe staircase
head hrst he was given in charge 70 the Warden,
VINO put STRAIT jacket on MIN. In oeiault OF
1900 bail TO keep the peace Pat viii remain on
the Island one year.
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ASSAULT ON BOARD A BRITISH
VESSEL

George A. smanbone, boy on board the British
bark Catharlne Scott, brought suit against David
Young. mate OF the vessel for assault and bat
sery on board the bark In this port Plaint,n tes-
tined taat BY permission OF the second mate he
went on shore about Two weeks ago 10 see the
captain, VINO was on shore; that he remained on
sbore abous hail nour; thai on - return TO
the vessel the defendant, without saying . word
TO him. mined lately struck him with his INST,
knocElns MN down on MS lace on tue deck. cut
tug ms IN and otherwise inJuring and dishsuri ng
nm He was corrvborated BY Victor uany, AN
other BOY on the vessoi. The defendant testified
that plaintiff was absent Without MS leave and
on ms return ne rsvr,manded MIN oy striking him
one blow on tue lace with MS open hand, and
then told nim 70 20 TO work. Judge -NcAdam
eubIni TED tue case 10 the Jury, WHO Iouno YER
dict for plaintiff lor f75.
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY SUPPLEMENT-

ing prisoners 70 She cours nom the prisons, 40.
ne said was altogether too mucn. Is often hap
pened, he sad, that the same prisoner might %
brougnt 70 snd no Q oossn times before No Was
Messrs. Rundy ana Gilon claimed that tho rates
were greater, and that the HherifI. being under
considerable expense himself In the matter Of
should be paid well Tor the responsibilities ne had
TO take.
THE NON REsIDENrs' FATE.
from holding once in any 81 the departments or
branches or the city government, winch has
already been published In the HERALD, was passed.
aiier being amended SO as to except the teachers
over thus amendments before 1t was passed,
In which great deal OF talk was
and about the sympathy tina. n over extended to
the emaIe teachers, VINO In most cases nave par
ents and others to support from their slender
purses: The ordinance takes enect on May l.
Mr.. Blessings resolution inquiring into the do
ings OF the Park Commissioners was passed on his
motion.
communication from the Comptroller was
manded OF the Finance Department BY resolution
or the Board would soon be forthcoming.
THE ms AND OUTS
Alderman Reilly presented An ordinance giving
the collection OF arrears OF personal taxes the APP
pOin tment to be made within three days alter the
passage Of the ordinance. 1t was laid over under
the rules. The appointment OF this Ofnctal u now
In the glft OF the Receiver oil Taxes
AN HAWAIIAN RELIC
The bill OF expenses incurred tor the King Kala-
kaua reception was handed In and referred TO the
Finance Committee. 1t has out two items-Wind-
sor hotel So, 28o 81; coaches. 1924, Q total or
So, 80 81. There are other bills yet to como.
The bill or expenses incurred FOR the funeral OF
the late Mayor1$a, 95e oo-was lavoraby reported;
Lord Mayor OF Dublin.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

CRnE AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
In this Court, before Recorder Haekett, yester-
day morning. John Smith. alias Roach, was tried
upon an indictment charging him with being asso-
ciated with others In stealing from George Hill $40
BY violence In Q Bleecker street drinking saloon
on the night OF the 2sth OF December. The evil.
dence was legally insuf cient to sustain the charge
and the Recorder directed q verdict OF not guilty.
Edward Mcknight. Thomas righe and Peter Ho.
gan. who we're Jointly indicted, were then placed
at the par and discharged.
Joseph w. Harding. who, on the 9Th OF Novem-
Der. stole gold watch and chain. valued at $50,
from the person Of Frederick Cochran, pleaded
guilty TO the Indictment and was sentenced to the
State Prison Tor five years.
Michael Collins pleaded guilty to committing an
do bodily harm. ON the 3lst OF December the &C.
cused cut Charlotte Thomas with Q knife Is sne
was passing thro1gh Grand street.
Herman Spur, ALIAS Frank Arnold, pleaded
guilty to 10 gerry In the third degree The allega-
ton was that on the 10Th OF December he forged
cheek upon the Chemical National Bank for the
sum Of $50, with intent to defraud Henry Rosens
helm.
Collins and Spur were each sent to the state
Prison for three years and six months.
ATTEMPT AT LARCENY.
Robert Canerty. who was indicted for stealing
on the 20th OF December, silver watch and chain
worth Sal, from the person OF Alexander Chriman,
pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny.
Tnis prisoner was sent 10 the State Prison Tor two
years and SAX months.
HORSE THIEVES.
The same sentence was passed upon John Clar
George w Marsh and John Bush Cyouths), who
were tried and convicted on an indictment charg
ing the m with stealing horse and wagon, wor tn
500, on the 5tn OF this month, the property OF
Herman Relge-. He LETT 1t IN Reade street 10 the
session OF the prisoners at Harlem on the same
evening.
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rredericka ns!chants' National Bank Of Burning.
Ton. Iowa W Latarop.-Orden granted.
ski Va Bennger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rowland W BatsershalL-Aouon granted. Mem
Bearup Va the Mayor. Ac.-Aosion denied with.
Brewster Va HartigaA.-Granted; memoran-
Sconeld vs. sconeld.-Divorce granted. Decree
VIII De signed whom presented.
Fowler vs. Lester.-The Injunction could scarcely
De sustained upon me original papers But upon
Snsst 'os opposing srdayts saers y not the
injunction is denied, and the temporary injunc-
ton Is dissolved. with $40 costs.
ozark vs.. Clark-Report confirmed, but the
Judgment should be IN the usual form.
SUPREME oouRT-sPECIAL TERN
By Judge Van Brunt
Ferris W. FerrA-Pindings settled and motion
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN
By Chief Justice Monen
Day Va hable ct sA-fisinsiff Is not entitled TO
charge order Of arrest must De denied. but the
amount Of ban to be reduced to the nominal sum
Atkins VI. Rooinson.-Motions denied. with
costs OF opposing 20 abide event. See opinion.)
HOch ct al W. HAssey.-I think the defendant.
the paintfrfs, should be allowed 10 pay the monev
into Court. and the action thereafter proceed
be required to stand between two nres. rhe order
appointing the receiver extends expressly over
the fund In question or the defendant has notice
thereof
BY Judge Curtis.
M0ult0n VI. Garrison. Motion for leave 20
duml
MARINE OOURT-CHAMBERa.
By Judge Joachimsen.
GOmpertx Va. Haddeld, Beach vs. Hedded, Kahn
w. Hadaeld-Judgment for plaintiff, &C.
barrow vs.. Coulter. wemple Vs. Bayies, Merrel
va Mcdonald, Rosenthal va GOIdstein.. Motions
denle0
EpIkermau vs.. Blank walsch VS.. HASTE, Hart
man vs.. Nicoh. Cohen W. Oestsreigher.-Moti0ns
granted.
Kunkel Vs. " stntch.-On payment of $40 costs
In three days rom service plaintif NAV amend.
simmons Va Levy.-Aorlon granted. with SO
costs. 10.
Hanning VI SmalL-Judgment for platnuR &c.
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GREEN'S MsOLENOE REBUKED.

HOW HE INsULTED THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS
AND WAS YESTERDAY DENOUNCED BY REsO-
LUTON UNANIAOU6LY-HB DIs0RDERLY CON-
DUCT OFFICIALLY REPORTED 10 THE MAYOR.
The regular meeting OF the Dock Commission
ers was held yesterday, President Westervelt in
tue chair.
The Executive Committees recommendation
that the contract Tor the building Of four deck
scows be given to William Tucker and Daniel
Daily was approved The same action was taken
with the recommendation OF the committee for
the lease OF half OF piers No. and East River,
including intervening bulkheads for fifteen years,
to the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
Commnsioner wales of1ered the following,
which was unanimously adopted
Whereas at meeting of the Board Of Commissioners
governing this department., held tho 2Jth inst. In
presence Of large a,iendsnce Of persons nteres,s
the business Of the Board being Conducted in an
and LAWFUL s Il I'm then about forty
bids the Comptroller of the city entered the and,
g a. BUDS
& tAd 95 The
. ass ay bpG
ss
Boar. IA; sfA ass.i T.. 10: ssRss
Il 4. SsS
By
reference its orderly lawful action and in the
presence OF large attendance Of persons dong bus
ness nth the department. Is ca culaied, II permitted to
pass unnoticed to degrade the character OF the
mission ana prevent that harmonious working of
ordinate departments which 1t has been the expressed
desire OF IFS Honor the Mayor OF the city to bring into
effect; whereas this Board desirous not only to
maintain Its own dignity but At the same time to act in
friendly operation with the different departments OF
| the city government be It. therefore
Resolved, mat this Board deprecates the language
and conduct OF the Comptroller upon the occasion
ierred undignifed and improp and desires to
record minutes Its respectful but rm protes
against the same: and b. 1t further
Resolved. That the ecretary be and he Is hereby d.
rected transmit to His Honor the Mayor Of the city
copy OF these resolutions.
The services OF John Turner, Superintendent of
| Repairs and Warren Roosevelt, Assistant ouperin.
| tendent, on recommendation OF the Committee on
| Reduction OF Saaries, were dispensed with, and
the salaries VI nine superintendent oil docks were
! reduced rom $4,000 to $4,000 The salary OF
! Thomas Murphy, Superintendent OF Construction,
! was also reduced $500, and $500 was taken from
| the salary oil the Assistant Secretary Inc COM
| mittee recOmme nded that Joseph Cow lnspec-
tor OF Dredging, who gives little no attention 10
was " adSpteRGe owing On
! charges ana reductions ioOts up $13,600.
A NEW COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
J.J. Westray, late OF the nrm OF Westray, Gibbs
Il Hardcsstle, was yesterday appointed Commits.
slOner OF Accounts by the Mayor, In place Of
| George Bowlend.
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DECISIONS
SUPREME ooUar-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Dononue-

Davis W. Cariey, Smith vs.. simpson, New YORK
state Loan and trust Company vs.. Drake, Pike
va Pike. Petition OF Spearwater.-Motons denled
Uoukin vs. Goodwin, mcGinnis va Baker, Bur-
m the matter OF the appncation OF Honer.-kotIons
grained. 90
tans same w. Same, Bull vs. marks, 10 the mat.
ter or Honer, Addone W.. MARX, Pratt VS.. lutsrna~
tionai steamship COMPANY and another. Burchen
Va WORMS. -Grauted.
In the matter OF the o. 8. Car spring Company,
HYATT 80 MArKs. Lodsr va Lodef. Prederioks W
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otteroourv.
QUARREL BETWEEN rRUcKMxN.

QUARREL BETWEEN TRUCKMxN.
Charles Yorker and George Baxter became en-
gagged IN An aitercation in Ninth avenue, between
rwepty.fourth and Twenty nfth streets. yesterday
morning, ana Charles Korker who lives at No. 7oS
washington street, was stabbed IN the left side BY
George Baxter Ii seems that both men came to
water their horses 1t . trough In the above men.
TONED locality. and whiIe Korker, who had arrived
al the trough nrst, was absent Few minutes In
LIQUOR store near BY Baxter drove no, Jumped OF
his truck and backed Korker's horse away. In
backing up Ko'ker's horse fell down, and hence
Caniil, Of the sixteenth precinct, was brought
before Judge Ofterbourg, and held to await the
result Of Korker's injuries.
xns. QuIoa's MONEY.
On Tuesday night last John Herbert aud two
other men. whose names are unknown. went into
the saloon OF Michael J. Quigg, no. 100 West
Twenty seventh street, and called for drinks.
Herbert offered . S. bill in payment, and Quiag
went out TO look for change. In his absence the
drawer was rined OF SIS. Herbert was arrested
yesterday morning in NO. 40 Prince street oy De-
tective Rogers OF the Twenty ninth precinct: The
was %ne Sas.
was Deing taken nne looking, pc thy woman
rushed past the orncer and made her way toward
the desk. This lady at once announced herself az
cent. Your Honor, sne ssid. "and do not want
mine As well A nv nusband's,u she con tlnu ed,
s.anC do not want 10 prosecute"
Judge OtterD0urg-u II not you VINO prosecute
In this case, IL 10 the Community.
Mrs. Quigg-I don't know anything about the
Community. It's my money; irs not the COM
munity's money.
MI. ouigg oy this time showed some signs OF
weaEening, and was some what indisposed 70 pro-
ceed ,urther.
Judge Otteroourg at Vnce directed that the
complaint be taken, and also committed Mr..
Qulgg to the House OF Detention In $500 bail, and
yonn Heroert was held in 900 bail 10 answer ct
/ General Sesslona-
! TIE look Of mingled wrath, scorn, contume,y
| and indignation that came over Mrs QuigQs
/ countenance at this announcement was ludicrous
| In tue extreme, but tue good-bumored mag strate
stood IT ike veteran, and refused 70 relax In the
| least from his occasion.
| ANOTHER POLICY DEALER
Ofncer Hey, o. the Twsnty-eighth pr ecinct YES.
terday arrested George Sinclair, oil No. 80 Barrow
street. Tor selling lottery policies. Judge otter
bourg held the prisoner IN $500 bail to answer at
General sessions, and bail was I'm 70 stately fur-
nisned BY DAVID Undo. OF West For;y-seventn
street
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME O0URT-CBAnBERs-Held by Judge
Donohue.-NoA "a, so, os, 3d. 90, l0l, Ill lls, lzs,
$780, l<s 1853 7 1853, le, l73 lS3, 1884, l9o, 2ol, 2o2
20a 200.
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TRRn-Held by
Judges Davia Uanieis and Brady.-hos. w. 400.
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FATAL SKATING CASUALTY.

william Jones. G colored boy, twelve years OF
age WAC lived st No. liz West Twenty .afth street,
dieo early yesterday morning. On Thursday, OF
last week, deceased WI le skating tel and Irac-
tured his kneepAu, besiocs sustaining severe IN
ternal INJURIES, winch caused MS attn. coroner
Eickhon was notified 70 hold an inQuesS
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

Information was yesterday received at the Coro-
ners' once that Joseph Dellmeyer, German.
nfty.eight years OF age, VINO lived At No. 3oe west
ThiIty-eIRhth street. had committed suicide BY
hanging himself In his room with a strap winch
he Kept IN the house. Domestic trouble Is SAID 10
nave been the cause when promp ed deceased TO
commIt the act. Coroner EicknO was notified.
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IMPORTANT TO SEAMEN.

case was tried yesterday before Judge Nc
Adam In Part OF the Marine Court, which to
some extent dehnes the liabilities OF captains and
owners or part owners OF the vessels they com.
mand- Tho action Was brought by . seaman
nsmed Henry G. Former against John b. Morele.
master and part owner OF the Schooner Francis O.
Haiioek, for injuries, oy reason OF block falling
on his head. badly cutting and injuring MIN. It
was testihed to that the runnsr-a rope 70 which
sne block WAS attached-was rotten and unsafe !;
that the runner broke, causing the block 70 fall
him while he was at work, inficsng the injuries
for which he sought compensation. The mate OF
the vesse testified that the "runner' was
rotten, and that be informed the cap
tain on q previous voyage, and on later
OCCASION called his attention 70 the iect
Just PRIOR start ting on the voyage on which tue
accident occurred. ana that the deiend ant had
neglected to have the same replaced, but had the
fail attached 10 IL repaired WITH second hand rope
For the defence the captain In his evidence de-
med that the mate had so informed HIM, but ad-
character Of the fall that ne had 1t repaired.
Mr. Hudson, = rigger, testified that such q run ner
would last about two years. ON this point .urIher
evide for the plaintiff was gwen 10 the enect
that the vessel was built and rugged Sax years ago,
and there was no evidence 20 snow that any
cnange mad oeen made In the runner during that
time The case being submitted tue jury returned
. verdict for the deenuant- Judge McAdam
granted an order TO snow cause why new mo-
ton should not be granted. Andre US b smith for
piainun; G. Z. Egan Tor defendant
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE BOARD OF ApPoRTIoNMENI

THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.
THE MAYOR AGAIN HELPS TO HAVE EMPLOYEES
PAID-AssEssMENT BONDS 10 THE AMOUNT
OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ISSUED.
The Board OF ApportiOnment met yesterday, At
noon, in the Mayors ONCE the Mayor In the chair.
The Comptroller presented balance sheet.
which showed that there was Q defcaency In the
salary account OF the Supreme Court assistants OF
$2291 81, and In that OF the Common Pleas Of
1920 9S. This was the reason, ne said, why they
had not been all paid for the month Of December.
He suggested that the matter be laid over for
future consideration.
The Mayor Was opposed to this suggestion. 'It
Is all very WE'LL" said he, "for US to lay these
matters over, but In the meantime the parties
VINO are not paid have to suner."
The Comptroller remarked that during the nrst
week OF the month over 10000 persons in the
employ OF the city had been paid, exclusive OF
laoorers, and 1t was not astonishing under the
circumstances that two or three persons had TO
cies, &c. "There is," he said, 400 much stress
Rgf pa21p fs 0aHts ss e "'" """'f
The Mayor said that those who did not ges paid
no matter how lew they might be- suffered just
the same as though there were 10000 persons In
the Comptroller suggested that the Board
should give him The necessary funds and then
there would be no trouble.
The Mayor tlen looked over the balance Sheet
and seeing that there was balance OIL over $4,000
to the Executive Departments cIedis, at once ex
pressed his Willingness to have II transferred to
the judiciary account, SO that the Supreme Court
and Common Pleas bills could be paid.
A resolution was then drawn up making the
transfer, ana It was ado oted.
The Comptroller moved tnat he be authorized to
issue bonds 10 the amount OF $2A 900 to meet judy
ments against the city, notice OF which he had re-
ceived officially. he explained tnat one was on .
contract OF George w. Fuller, made BY william NJ.
Tweed. for paving Elizabeth street. The judgment
amounted to $4,000.
on motion OF the Comptroller authority was
given MIN to issue assessment bonds 70 the
amount OF 800, coo.
the resolution he offered at the last meeting OF
the Board, declaring IL to be in ,xpedienr and
dangerous to make transfers from one account TO
another hastily, was called up by the comptroller,
bat was 6nally after some debate, laid over Tor
future action.
Tno Board then adjourned. subject TO the can Of
ha chA
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME OOURr-CBAhBERs-Hed by Judge
Donopoe.-NoA "a 50, IS, 90, 90 lol, Ill, 1l9, 12s.
$780, l40 1853 B7, 1853, 1871 i7S, 1885, ls4, 1885, 2oi 2o2
203, zoo
Judges Dava Uaniels and Brady-NOs. w. 100.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
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A NEW COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
]. J. Westray, late OF the nrm OF Westray, Gibbs
h Hardcsstle, was yesterday appointed Commits.
sioner OF Accounts by the Mayor, In place Of
George Bowlend.