New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Tie Superintendent reconife nds for security against
dsastcr aId dsepse, that tbe primary scholars now in
PI.may DepStmeTts, bs seut to Primary Schools
until there be more than y0o primary scholars in
one tuildrgs
The Pnr,iDr,r reported that he had objections 10
signing several bills, among them bills for cooking
ranges in a1itors apartments IN the new buildings 10
Fourth ard Mott streets. 1t wa, stated that Mr..
McVey rad recommended them in order TO gct nd OF
the sIne.l of cooking in the building.
MIR. ADAMS offered the following resolution:
Roied That the Commits. BY LsWs b. directed % maks
~ tbs Comm"s sSoo Of tS city o, by the ~.
cuIc COMMITTEES for Evening Schools cngsged IN prcur
or lsyirg iona from tes',s 90 ohr tor the purpose
rv kind TO ihe ienbcrs Of tEe Esecue COMMITTEES Ever
pe Schcois and report whas acton Ge hon ''' aA III 'h'
AcoNed on motion of Mr.. SI>cI-UR
The Finance Committes made various reports
The Ward officers Of the Seventeenth Ward, ike all
The Ward officers who have built scboohouees lately
erected tablet in Mr.. .Hazeltine new building IN hous
ton street. The bill for this referred to the
Finance Committee, aud on their recommendation The
board refusedto pay it,
The Schoo-H,u use in Clarke street Is to be rebuilt;
So l25 WIS appropriated for the purpose.
The Ninth Ward asks for anotner house and lot on
Horatio -teet TO extend its primary building there
There is building within two blocks which Il not
half fixed with scholars and the idea OF perpetuating
buidirg 20 ne ar together ud have originated only
IN the heads Of q Ward Schoo Board me apphca'
ton WAS loet, although it received majority of the
votes cast. majority OF the whole Board IS heces'
sBTY--.!i otee.
The Nineteenth Ward asks for a new school site
near Seventy nlnh street and -Four avenue provided
they Dc obtained without cost to the Corporation
Granted.
The Committee on Printing report that Pudney 4
Russell are lowest bidders for the printing VI the
Bosrd aud to Geo. W. Alexander for the binding.
Mr.. ADAMS made minority report that W. Z. Bry-
ant & Co. were the lowest bidders according to the
specifications which were printed. III the BIOS were
to be split up then Pudney x Russell would get the
muslin binding they offered to do It for less than
Geo W. Alexander. Had the proposition been to give
the particular items TO the lowest bidders even
then the majority report was not correct. had that
been understood it would he far to give out the
contracts separately.
Bryant and Pudney S. Russell propose to do the
printing as follows:
Paper. pr resni.. .........s.'..' - w DO
PresswOrk. per token. %
Composition, per thoussnd...... ~
Mr. ADAM, cOnteBded that the paper could not be
bought for less than about So 80 ana that less was
paid the Board would get an inferior article.
Mr.. John A. Gray proposes to bind the Manual Tor
six cehts, while Mr.. Alexander proposes to do 1t tor
nine. 80
Mr.. w,RsSR proposed to give the binding OF the
manual to Mr.. Gray.
Lo-t by large majority.
Mr.. A,iams's amendment giving the contract to
Wm. C.. Bryant & Co., was then lost by a large ma
orty. and The contracts were awarded, ?! DO:
The finance Committee recommend the following
disposal Of the school money for the year 1898: 10
meet the amount overdrawn in 1857, 80, 10 AZ. For
balance of appropriations heretofore made, ana not
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