New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12

resolution relative the number of pupils in the Pub
lie Schools, &C.:
To ns Board Of CouneIren
The Board OF Eduest9n respectfully ePe'ents 70 .e nos
resolution Of Board Of Councilman requs.tns "a report
taught IN the .ehoo. under i. eh.se daring the 1885,
the number OF such pupils under lts ehsf1e duIht
the year 1894 and the number Of days OF the attendance oil
The Bo,d Of Education accordance with such request
weT uslt IN the school. under the charge Of th Board Of
EdueAiion ~ 81 during the year lss and IL 80 during
TIE Board unable to give the number for the 1854
Po,S be 70 awe the humber OF days the attendance Of
each pup" in yea-there be.as 20 sueh record IN Us
Although the Board unable the number Of pupils
who have scasly ats nded md been TAUGHT during ae-
present year suffice ntY advised Of the eondiuon OF me
Schools 9pder lis charge state matter Of certainty that
the nsber of such pupils will exhibit gratifying increase
a. he shove requested asked for while
s,o from The board OF Eeuc alton to the Common Coun
m S III. urplI Of deficiency in the school moneys for the
present year endng In the Board OF Councmen the noAa
wtetber The School for the present year
sreh & o % ~ ' seoo Laws The Board
OF Education sIaed to be able to inform ,he board
Courcmen that the total Of School moneys received and re-
e1eo for the present year within the limit aforesaid
f1ed as viii sppesr from the following 'tsiemenr
The total an Of the estimate for 1884 over and ssoye
the specified in the 18th section iO55'' W
thus. total expenses. 49, eo''''' "
Deduct amount specified In 10Th sec
State spportioume ot.....s 1871 500 4s
TsS ID Of per cent 6s4s IS s7ossO -
And ID. balance il. a. .bove............. ss3a5s %
Add the amount Of deficiency which the C Cor Is,R
section OF the seboolsw. ls6'Os 20
'S Der n. Sd .nS sth ssi5 o.
The number Of pupils who actually attended aud
ne s mich a. a Der scholar amoonts to-. Oss8 %
Sbo wing that the expenditure falls short Of the -
int IN me sum - ~ t.uyb, In sss
Of local and temporary causes les. .n
@ bot 4 the lesser nanss Of pupils ws isSeT tue
ie.. be IS2 674 81 the limitation Of - per pupil
sd.a Of Of ~ faae.on e'Pe'' BrSEDcr Ps.9sn
ALBEEr GLBERT. CLERK Dec y iaoh
The document was ordered to be printed.
In the course of the business before the Board a
resolution was passed calling upon the Controller ~
report detailed statement OF all the moneys due 10
individuals officers, contractors, laborng men me-
chanics. carpenters or other paItes that nave hot
been paid, will not be paid, before the end oil the
year. BY reason of the inadequacy Of the approPra-
non for 1884, including all arrearage CLAIMED iOf
work done supplies furnished contracts performed,
and services rendered, claimed 10 nave been rem
oered by direction Of the Common Council, the Board
of Supervisors the Board Of Health or any of the e1-
ecutive departments or county officers, specifying
such claims he has certified TO be coree; and pays
bic out of the applications TO be made Tor 1892 ana
embracing all claims against the Treasury within the
knowledge of the Finance Department, OF every name
and nature, which have not been satlshed IN conse-
quence Of the insufeiency OF the appropriations iof
le54. =.
Mr. NORTH off red the following preamble and ordi,
nance, setting forth that it Is against the criminal
statute Of the State for any person 10 cell any wine OF
spirituoUs liquors, At retail 10 be drunk IN MS OF ner
premises, il the City Of New-fork, without 1enS
licensed according to law that the 2Oth secuon OF IA
act pssted June % 1888 makes il lawful for the
Common Council 20 pass such ordinances as they may
deem necessary, for the more efeciual suppression
Of vice aid INN oraisy, and the preserving tne
II ~ he
section of the same act declares that any persons Of
fenjiDg a. aIsI such ordinances shall De deened
quI Of misdenesDor, aud panisned on eou'lctiou,
by fire not exceeding SO, or In default OF payment
OF such 6ne by imprissn ment not exceeding zen Gays
that the keeper OF house Clubhouse % garden, or
any other premises whatever or the sae at retail Of
wine, or stIong spurious liquors, or "sers VINE,
or siTo ~ or sprtuOls liquors y sO!1 81 retail 20 DC
drunk in sid house OUth0use or garden, OF o'-ef
premifes whatever without license according 20 IA"
Is greatly pronOiive Of vice sud lmnoFeity am pre-
iIcicial to the peace and good order OF saii
ordinance aganst any person = 90 seu w.nou.
ana fEed-snd making j, the duty o. me Mayor,
Recorder ard Police Justices, and Aldermen; IN
TIER respective Wards, upon compliant, or os'n, 20
issue warrant directed to any Of me ponSensIh -
srrsst sad person-and on conviction OF preach Q,
this orcir ance 10 be fined to the extent OF Wv az
in default Of payment imprisoned @e'' N
With the act.
! Department.
COMMITTEE OF TIE wHOLE
The Boerd then went into Committee OF the " nole
Mr.. Pnekney in the chair, and took into conslaers-
ton various papers which had been reisrrea 70 ~ 4:
! The Committee then and reported IN favof Oh
sfopiiDg the reports to the worth OF monuments,
the purchase OF the Egyptian antiquities and some
ether papers, without snendmens-thsi me tspor.s
in reIston to the Bell-t0ver IN Essex MARKET an1
n.yng lie upper part of Broadway. hsd been passed
oyer-sbd the report. in favor Of widening snd e1-
tending Elm Of. to Chambers, had been Amended y
yakrs TIE stree. fifty feet vide. Report accepted,
| and papers ordered to q third reading
Tbe Bosru theu adjourned TO W sdnesday afternoon,
| Of o'clock.