New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
THE INCREASED TAX BUDGET.
VARIOUS ITEMS REQUIRING Largo
TONS POINTED or

VARIOUS ITEMS REQUIRING LARGER APPRopHA-
TONS POINTED OFT
The Board Of Estimate was 10 hold meeting
yesterday, but the absence OF Messrs. Asten ana
Kirk prevented. Mr.. Kirk was reviewing tie pa
rade Of the Irish societies. Mr.. Asten may not be
Controller Grant. IN compliance with resolution
adopted on February %, furnished a statement
showing the details of the increase IN the appTOpIa-
lions in the final estimate for lSSl over the APP
propratonS for $50. The principal items Of the
increase are gwen as follows:
For State taxes mainly account Of free canals 81,
O33.6O7 %, the largest item The item OF reformat0rcs
asylums and charitable institutions, arising from the
necessity OF supporting al additional number 0f inmates
Fl6G 994 81. The Board Of Education is allowed S6'l
$50 additional various itsnS a'ktu lor oy nS GOO ia
ment OF Public Works call Tor an increase OF f%~LlDo
The net increase the Department Of Charities and Cor
Island addition 10 the 1Ombs Prison. and new steam
boat the principal items ealing Tor tne
nTeais The pfpaTment Of sI P9o9 Pe 4hs
Department OF Police is given increase o. o.
men. The Fire Department Is allowed SlOO3si 20 over
The preceding year The appropriations for the Heath
pariment Of Street Cleaning increase OF $4,000 Is al
lowed principally for the removal OF snO" ana zee
Department. for the purpose OF equazng the salaries or
clerks for additional clerks For the judiciary there
Tes OF additional Judges for the supreme Court Besides
the foregoing items there arc several others requiring ap
preparations 1854 the principal Of which are as fol
Sd NV tb ri m levied erroncosy in is7s 1879
and 1880 sos 0O0 for awards for lands taken for Can
seyoOrt Market $4,000 %; for judgments, 100000
more FOR lss4 than was appropriated for 1888 for
poyment OF expert accountants for the Grand jury Of the
Court of Over and TeimueT. $4,000 for the celebration
OF Evacuation Day $4,000 the preservation OF pub.
Ne records in The Office Of the Register Comfy Clerk and
Surrogate undcr special act OF the Legislature an IN
crease Of S23,l75
Statements in detail are presented, showing the
increase of such appropriations as are obligatory up
on the Board under the provisions of law and local
authority, amounting to S2OlS,646 VI, ana also
the increase of those appropriations over which the
Board can exercise only limited discretionary
power. amounting TO 81 $50 1872 80, making total
increase for 1854 of S3,369,319 81.
TEARING THE BANDAGE FROM WOUND.
Michael D0nohue, age twenty, of No. 90 Clinton
st., HOboken, was taken to the ponce station yes
teTday by Councilman Crane and several citizens
He was bleeding prOiuscly from several ugly gashes
in the head. and was so weak IRON loss OF DIOOd
that he tainted City Physician Heller stopped the
blood aud restored the man TO CONSCIOUSNESS Don
ohue stated that while he walking through
the lower part Of the Fourth Ward he
was assaulted by four men, who. he beheves III
tended rob him. hey fled on the army al OF soue
OF his friends, who took him 10 POpe's drug store
No. 147 First-st. Pope bandaged the wounds and
demanded as DonOhne alleges, 50 for his services.
DonOhue said that he had no money then, but he
promised TO pay the drugglstassOon as he got some
Pope, he stated then became indignant ana tore
the bandages from UOnOhue's head, causing the
wounds 70 bleed afresh. DOnOhue's friends took
him TO the police station. Pope was questioned
about the matter and said: " demanded only
90 cents and not 81, and took only one bandage
off the mans head; but if had taken them all off
what Of I" DR.. Helfers considers Donohue's
condition critical.
BAPTIST PASTORS LEAVING BROOKLYN.
The Rev. David &. Hughes has rendered bis
resignation as pastor of the Union Avenue Baptist
Church in Brooklyn, position which he has held
since 1874. lie has accepted cali TO the Sum-
mt Avenue Baptist Church in jersey
City, Under Mr.. HngheSs pastOrate his
church has been higy prosperous, and a
fine new edifce was completed two years ago at
cost Of $40 900. he desires 70 have MS resignation
20 into effect on April 27. church meeting will
b. held on March "a TO act upon II.
This resignation will leave four Baptist churches
In Brooklyn without pastors, the Marcy Avenue
And the Hanson Place churches having lost Their
pastors Last year and SUCCESSORS not having yet