HEALTH FUND-For payment to the Board of Police for the services of one Sergeant and forty-four Policemen, detailed for the enforcement of the provisions of Section 296 of the New York City Consolidation Act of 1882, and Chapter 84, Laws of 1887...... FOR REMOVAL of Night-soil, Offal, and DEAD ANIMALS, NIGHT MEDICAL SERVICE FUND (Sections 194 and 298, New York City Consolidation Act of 1882)....... RENTS--Health Department (Section 581, New York

City Consolidation Act of 1882):

No. 309 Mulberry street..

No. 42 Bleecker street..

54,400 00

86,000 00

1,500 00

$2,000 00

800 00

2,800 00

HOSPITAL FUND-Hospital Supplies, Improvements, Care and Maintenance of Buildings and Hospitals on North Brother Island, and foot of East Sixteenth street, and Transportation for Care of Contagious Diseases (Sections 549, 550 and 551, New York City Consolidation Act of 1882).

HOSPITAL FUND-For Improving Heating Apparatus at Hospital for Contagious Diseases on North Brother Island...

$55,400 00

4,000 00

$413,300 00

(The salaries of 1 Sergeant and 44 Patrolmen having been provided for in the appropriation made to the Health Department.)

For salaries of Provisional Employment for Patrolmen, 30 days each, · for 240 men, 7,200 days, at $2.73; for Doormen, 6 months each, 1,460 days, at $2.73; for Surgeons, 6 months each, 75 days, at $6.25.... For salaries of Provisional Employment, 3,000 days, at $2.73 each per day, for 100 men, as authorized by Chapter 597, Laws of 1886..

(This amount to be deducted from Patrolmen drawing $1,000 per annum, and the said amount to be appropriated for provisional employment, for payment of men employed on probation.)

POLICE FUND-Salaries of Clerical Force,

etc., as follows:

For salaries of Chief Clerk, First and

Second Deputy Clerks, Deputies,

50,000 00

-$4,190,268 74

$24,110 55

8,190 00 $32,300 55

POLICE STATION-HOUSES-Alterations, fitting up, addi-
tions to and repairs of Station-houses, House of
Detention, Central Department, and Steamboat
"Patrol," also for the drafting of plans and speci-
fications and superintendence of construction and
repairs of station-houses, prisons and stables....
EXPENSES OF DETECTIVES-Execution of criminal pro-

cess, and arrest or apprehension of criminals, meals
furnished to prisoners, and rent of telephones for
account of Detective Force, postage stamps, tele-
grams, cartage, telephones, newspapers, dictiona-
ries, ice, resolutions of honorable mention, sweep-
ing and cleaning chimneys, etc., for account of
contingent expenses of Central Department, meals
furnished prisoners and destitute lodgers, cartage
of supplies and drunkards, directories, disinfect-
ants, and expenses of Patrolmen and others for
account of contingent expenses of Station-houses.

30,000 00

12,500 00