Opening Streets-Special Fund—

Debit balance, April 12, 1892..

Appropriation to pay damages in matter of opening
Streets and Alleys

$1,168,282 50 $1,168,282 50

$ 213,000 14

By appropriation from Municipal Revenue........... $

164,310 89 $ 377,311 03

9,369 14

Boulevards-Special Fund

Appropriation for maintaining Forest Park
Boulevard

Debit balance, April 10, 1893........

Street Sprinkling Special Fund

Debit balance, April 12, 1892.......

Appropriations for Sprinkling Streets...

$ 33,261 52
178,456 92

STATEMENT "B"-Continued.

Receipts into the Treasury......... $ 155,660 01

Transfers from Municipal Rev

Receipts into the Treasury for Milk delivered to
City Institutions and for Live Stock sold......... $
Warrants drawn against the Treas-

5,570 36

38,687 75

Balance to credit of sundry accounts, April 10, 1893.......... Sinking Fund

Amount transferred from the appropriations to meet the requirements of Art. XIV. of the amended Charter, viz.:

Amount appropriated...............

$1,200,000 00

Wharf North-Floating Debt. (For benefits to be returned, having been collected under proceedings of condemnation which were set aside.)— Balance to credit, April 12, 1892.........

Balance to credit, April 10, 1893..

Witness and other Fees Special Fund. (Un-
claimed fees paid into the Treasury by officers
of courts.)-

Balance to credit, April 12, 1892..... $
Receipts into the Treasury....
Warrants drawn against Treasury
Transferred to Municipal Revenue.
(Amount remaining unclaimed in
the Treasury for over one year)....
Balance to credit, April 10, 1893.......

32 59

32 59

1,782 70

3,418 40 $

5,201 10

213 15

1,742 85

1,956 00

3,245 10

SPECIAL ACCOUNTS.

Ac

(Accounts for which appropiations are made for
special purposes. These special appropriations
stand until the object is accomplished, when the
unexpended balance is transferred to the fund
from which the appropriation was made.
counts of the various appropriations are con-
densed according to their general purpose. By
the term "appropriation,' whenever it occurs,
is meant the net amount, after transferring un-
appropriated balances, set apart for the general
purpose out of the revenues of the fiscal year
1892-93.)

Circuit Court-Transcribing, Abstracts of Judgment—
Appropriation from Municipal Revenue.....
Warrants drawn against the Treasury.....

1,350 00
1,350 00

STATEMENT "B"-Continued.

Damages and Benefits to be returned in matter of
Opening Streets, Alleys, etc.-

Balance to credit, April 12, 1892..... $ 219,764 71
Appropriations from Opening
Streets Special Fund........

Warrants drawn against Treasury.

164,310 89 $ 384,075 60

Balance to credit, April 10, 1893.......
Damages changing grade Twenty-first street—
Appropriation from Municipal Revenue......
Balance to credit, April 10, 1893....................................................
Improvements, Alterations and Repairs of Public
Buildings-

New City Hall, Ord. 15,858—

Balance to credit, April 12, 1892 $ 108,963 12

$ 267,617 01

$ 116,458 59

$15,150 00

15,150 00

150,000 00 $ 258,963 12

Improvements, Alterations and Repairs of Buildings used for Hospital and Poor House purposes

City Hospital-Sundry Accounts

Appropriations from Municipal Revenue........
Warrants drawn against the Treasury..

Balance to credit April 10, 1893.........

Female Hospital-Sundry Accounts-
Balances to credit, April 12, 1892 $
Appropriation from Municipal
Revenue..

Warrants drawn against the Treasury..

Balances to credit, April 10, 1893.........

$ 10,600 00

5,332 88

5,267 12

4,000 00

4,100 00 $

8,100 00.

1,396 50

6,703 50

Insane Asylum-Sundry Accounts-
Balances to credit, April 12, 1892 $
Appropriations from Municipal.
Revenue.....

Warrants drawn against the Treasury.

Balances to credit, April 10, 1893........

2,000 00

14,050 00 $ 16,050 00

1,284 20

14,765 80