New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
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for the schools Of the Pubic School Society, u IN
cuced eply is share in the ANIMAL sppcrtsonnien. o.
school moneys which vas Insufficient 70 supPvf' .s
schools On the eth Of june 1883, the Legsis'ur-
ra,s.d law for the union Of the i~o systems uader
The general barge of the BOa-c Of Efucanon, ana
y.reipe the Pablo School Society in that bosy Inc
elsrse was aeeon plshed August /. l-oJ. In conse
ouepee Of that ION the expenditures 81 the boaru
were greatly Increased. The payments for teachers
salaries, for the quarter ending une 80, 1888 "nleh
ine4u6ed OILY the Ward Schools, amounted q
SIS 42e % but for The quarter ending >ePieoe, ~
1853, which included two months psy 70 me teacnsrS
in The schools transferred by the Public school 30
cis,, they were $50 esl 22 nincrease Of ss o2 20
and ior the quarter ending December 81 leoS, wnica
cluo.d ful pay 81 The teachers IN toe DAY schools
Ell 357 sO-ar Increase o. see 929 81 The total IN
crsse ef peyBsnts fer teachers salaries for toe las
six mottbs o, lss3 s5 is2 20; occasioned slmos;
eutr by ths payments out o. the revenues oi tue
Boz of the teachers employed Ia the schoos trans
ieued ~ TIE Public School Society. II should o.
stated that s3l SIS 70 quarter Of that Society
share in ihs annual apportioument OF school moneys,
vss received BY and ADDED 10 the revenues OF tue
Board: but. besides s5l, 4s2 50 paid IS above shown
10 teschers the Board had $50 20 meet all the other
expenses of the schools 80 transferred including sup
plies sud repairs ana also the eutre expense OF the
Norma School, therefore. an estimate which assigns
tie whole deficiency for 1883, S43 9oj %, 10 the IN
creased expense occasion ed b. he union oil the Two
systtms lnu.t DC considered reasonable. Tnls 10
crease of expense however did no, enter at s into
the estimate for 1883 made BY the Board of Eduea-
ton in 1882; nor any provision made, ~ the
estaste for 1854 for suppl, the deficiency OF 1913
,. Amount paid TO certain corporate and charitable
schools in 1854. sl7.5s4 70.
This item which Tor the share OF these schools IN
portion Of the school funds IN pursuance OF State
law through some inadyerteDcy was omitted from the
estimate tor 1854. The Board Of Education is mere
ly the medium of the payment aad has no interest an
OF control over il.
g. Increase in teachers salaries, SIS, 9s3 90.
The estimate of the expenses for 1884 was made by
the Board in November, ls53, and was based upon
the meDs fol the GU rter ending October 81 ls3
As above stated the payments To teachers in the day
schools for that quarter amounted 10 $50 PSI 81 but
this only included two months for the teachers in part
of the schools. Adding for these teachers at the
SAGE rate for the third month for the other two,
We fbd that the Board was then paying salaries at
the rate OF eos IS Is quarter and at this rate the
estimate for 1884 was made. The payments, how
ever have been as tOllOws-the statement being, for
breviy. made by quarters, though the payments are
made monthly. and the las; quarter of the present
year being estimated al the same rate as the payment
ior the third quarter