New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
WORK or THE BOARD or ESTIMATE.

Colonel Fellows made a brlci repy' '""s' N""s
rcsrrvcd his dcCisOn.
WORK or THE BOARD or ESTIMATE.
MANY REQUESTS ron MoNBy-txrrNsEs of THE
arriR CASE
Controller Grant yesterday prcscntod 10 thc boa,,l
of Estnatc and Apportionncht liis rcpot. on tno
amount % bo allowed Judge kiohntd ouo,man
and es,Indgo William II. Arnons 70 rolnnurso
them Tor tho expenses incurred ~ ,ns losn, Pr u
eeedings " th reference 10 tho ,nsc W se5 MA
eIpen ses amounted 10 &lb.Ois -. The Controller
recommended that Judge OGonnan bc allowed
$1,000, and ex'Judse Arnonx ~ ioo, ,ne "oat
meeting that he might examine the Items oi pA-
pense presented. This was agreed TO. ....,oo.,o,
asking "bat si 900 ho transferred from the item of
contingencies for his office to that OF Juror ices;
1t explained thai the speca,, ",, IN inyesti
eating various departments oi the city goVcIh,u CIV
had been paid from the sum appropriate IDr
mror's fees and the Appropriation was exhausleu.
MIR. Astcn thought this was a transfer from one he
department TO another. Inc Mayor sali NJ a"umj M
not The appropriation asked Tor was 10 DC nty avi
the control of the District Attorney. Depny-
Controller Storrs SAID that the Special GTand jury
sat for nearly six months and were PAID from lne
appropriation for Jurors fees. Inc reques' wac
The sum of S2,1O9 90 was transferred from tne
appropriation for procuring evidence OF Irauas @ ",
the city government committeed ,e PaiUr recruitment
for 1884 The sum of $35,00O was transielItu e
from the item Of payment OF interest ON rv u
bonds for 1853 and 1884. The sum OF T4l ,4o: a.
moneys was appropriated iOt she aio imstn.
nance of the inmates OF various chariaoic in'''"
tons for the month OF October. A., Dali.
4 Communication was received from the Park
Commissioners setting forth that the M
leading to the Barge Office Ihey there,ole nUt aSnut
that the S7 900 which in the Park Department NJ
for that pos dome tSr 'h0 The Amn
sent letter transmitting the changes maoe ue,p Uy
them in the provisional estimates AnotneT CON P.
municaton from the Aldermen recommenae4 ith tlias
ali the streets leading to the ferries be lighted WIN
electric lights and that an appropriatlom l9r tnis
purpose be placed in the nal estimases t narwent
of persons placed on probation ana from whon. ar.
pointments must be made. 1t was requested @ @siat
an appropriation be made for the payment Oh my
persons for and onchalf months at tne t ti,e n
of $500 per year. 1t was also requested lhat s.ll
appropriation of $4,000 for the same purpose ior
Mnnicpal Civil Service Examining Board asked
that $1,000 be the amount approprlated od0 10r he
under the rules. 1t also asked snaI TI,vUv Tam,rers
to that of contingencies. BOth requests "''0
granted.
DETECTIVE WORK HELD IN LOW ESIEEM'
CLOTHES FOR DAUGHTERS RETURN.
Philip Lowenthal, the proprietor of dingy little
seven bv nine candy and toy shop. No. 225 West
| Twenty ty-seventb-st., has held various positions
| puage he saws: Il am leader myself" lie Is ac-
lively engaged in the suppression OF snperstitlon,
| being member of thirteen societies ana msnoer
| of the Thirteen Club. Occasionally, aso ne ell
81 gagged in amateur detective work. Among his ac
quaintances is Max Meters, policeman. VINO iiyes
appeared. The reason assigned being ,hat
she had failed 10 pass an ekarinaI,cn kan fnhcr
Ioventhal was called in to assist his friends ana
spent six sleepless nights and an equal number
Of busy DAYS IN tyg TO appSarei in most Of
ihe daily papers. The sunday after the girls dis;
appearance She was found. The policeman refused
or n snit of clothes which Lowenthal had ordered.
but an order for hat, the price pot TO exceed u,
The amateur detective sned Mccts for service
ond er,,rnses amounting tD $55. The ease was
tiled Yesterday N the Eiabth District Ugnh before
Justice Frederick a. uedney L0Weniha ueseiineu
MN w. 1as paolpi N ioN the heieayrl iathef nan
af sibui two hnnitpd pounds ahl utei iofit tehts
nid eipti aul ned nN the iluut ana hesUnghi MN
thiii 10 neurological thg tuipsp ht ih s,ltd my
iNetHneHtrt hth Hoy hphan 'pgh tnnltl'tn, ,IiS,
sptpiai itlls h4tf slhis ,hhn OiinE ''r sni net ne,t
~ NlpI iH hahe hihisnli heittalN fhlNiipit'ii
hnNi Waiting MAS q Wii'Nss lW ihp inniiiin ~
tpaihed WITH Wpal enNanAmliN tNhslpilhe w
iaci ihal he had heen eeNWeth e llsp NhA
sujpo sh0atmg ~ keYsuNii NJ J. Mpris upNliN
turn nf his daughter that he innuNh' hlse'l cana
hle of doing whatever detective Mmk Nas heGes,
sary. lie also related how hc hah plN9n iMNnhlh"i
! 100 about seventeen years AKA aud lhal " hRn
| never hcen returned. (Aciors was appointed ON the
! nolice force seventeen years ago through loWon-
iinrs inliueuce so Mcicrs said. Meicls also said
| that he had offered Lowentha 70 or hat
| Mrs Mcyc's and daughter both sworo that Low,
enthal had no authority to act ~ the case n', lau
bccu Ia theIr house since and threatened To bring
he case into court and expose the whole matter lo
| the public aud If he failed To collect tnc money
| Co,umissoncrs TO have Meters removed. Justice
| Gedney reserved his decision