shall in like manner be paid to the treasurer of said Inebriates' Home of Kings county. The money herein directed to be paid to the treasurer of said Inebriates' Home, shall be so paid by the treasurer of said Excise Board within thirty days after the receipt thereof by such board; which money shall be applied to the founding and maintenance of such Inebriates' Home, and for no other purpose.

CHAPTER 889.

AN ACT providing for the application of moneys hereafter
collected in the Metropolitan Excise District for certain fines
and from licenses for the sale of liquors. Passed May 10th,
1867, three-fifths being present.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Aseembly, do enact as follows:

SECTION 1. From and after the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, the Treasurer of the Metropolitan Board of Excise shall pay over all sums received by him for excise moneys licenses and fines, as follows:

Application of

in Brooklyn.

county.

towns of

All such sums as are received for licenses granted in the city of Brooklyn, and for fines imposed for offences in said city, to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the city of Brooklyn, In Richmond to be applied by them without deduction to the extinction of the debt of said city; all such sums as may be received from the towns in the county of Richmond to the Commissioner of Common Schools in said county, to be by him apportioned among the several school districts in said county, rateably in In country proportion to the number of scholars attending school in each, s and applied for the maintenance of the schools, and the erection and improvement of school buildings therein respectively; in the towns of Kings county, except the city of Brooklyn, to the Commissioner of Schools, the money received from each town to be apportioned by him among the several school districts in In Queens such town, in proportion to the number of scholars attending school in each district, and applied for school purposes; and in the towns of Queens county to the highest officer having the general charge of schools in said county, to be by him distrib- Deductions. uted in like proportion among the towns from which it is re

county.

ceived, and to be applied for like purposes.

But before paying over such sums the said treasurer shall deduct the proper proportion of the expenses of said board, and the ten per cent. now provided by law to be paid to the State Inebriate Asylum. He shall also deduct from the sums received from Brooklyn any sum now provided by law to be paid to the Inebriates' Home. § 2. This act shall take effect immediately.

License fees

and fines in

New Utrecht to go to schools.

CHAPTER 926.

AN ACT appropriating the excise fees and fines collected in
the town of New Utrecht, to the use of Common Schools in
that town. Passed May 16, 1867.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:

SECTION 1. All license fees provided for by the act to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors within the Metropolitan Police Department, of the State of New York, passed April sixteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and all fines therein provided for which shall hereafter be received by the board of excise of the said Metropolitan. police district, from the town of New Utrecht, in the County of Kings, shall, after deducting the necessary expenses of collection and the amounts otherwise provided by law, be paid over to the supervisor of the town, and shall be applied by him to the payment of the wages of the teachers of the different districts in proportion to the amount of scholars in each district in the said town.

§ 2. This act shall take effect immediately.

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