The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

" ward s1 and primary schools | s., 400, 900
vi a,u sdn ,HS S,e i............... $4,000
Yer a't the Support Of the Free Academy 10000
YU repairs 10 the Free Academy building 1900
Tor the support Of the Saturday Female Nor
For apportonment to corporate schools. 10000
For repairs through the shop connected with
the Board Of Education. .............. 10000
the depository 100, 900
For the support OF evening schools. ...... $1,000
Por rout Of school premises ............. 10000
Others connected with the Board. ......... $4,000
Tor incidental expenses OF the Board OF Edu-
cation, including repairs Of the ball Of the
Board, printing &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4V,VVV
For purchasing leasing and procuring sites for
erecting buildings, and forfurnshng lifting
up, altering enarging and repairing the
buildings and promises under their charge;
for the support OF schools which shall have
been organized since the last annual appor-
aonmeDt or the school moneys made by the
Board, and for such further sum or sums as
may be necessary for any OF the purposes
authorized by said act. $40, 3Z1
Making the total amount asked for. 81 asa 327
And the Board Of Education hereby reports that after
Seducting from the said aggregate amount OF
e. 327 "a the amount Of money apportoncd 70 the
county Of New York 81 referred TO in the four
seenth section Of said act and the several sums OF
money directed be raised by the fifteenth section Of
the same act the Board Of Education estimates that the
balance will be the amount and above the sum
specified in tho nfteonfh section or which will
b required during tho year 1885 for the purpose OF
meeting the annual expenses OF pubic instruction IN
ahs city OF New York.
And the committee recommend the adoption or the
following resolution
Resolved That the foregoing reports and estimate be
Auly authenticated under the seal Of this Board in
duplicate submitted the Board Of Supervisors ana
20 the Board Of Finance Commissioners provided by
law.
All which respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL. B. H. VANCE,
JACOB G. BOGERr r.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN. ra.,.n...,..
WILSON SMALL, ''"'"'0e
HENRY p WEST,
HovxnnER ], 1885.
i Basis upon which the annexed estimate is made:-
Hkr-The State app0rtionment for 1886 10 the city Of
ew York appears by the official report Of the State
Il Education, Observation-Disclosures. $500, 500
county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 500
Thtrd-One- twentieth OF one per cent OF
oUOe, S27, 800, being the assessed value Of real
nd personal property in the city OF New York
m lhns oVzsio
Making the Gum Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss28,.o7
The whole number OF pupils taught during
Ahe year ending October !, 1885, as appears by
ne Official returns sworn to by the principals
ne Sl6 which, at s. per scholar is ..... 62s, 40
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 454 :3,27
N. B.--The whole number OF pupils taught, including
the corporate schools during the year 1865, and parci
p&tlug in the school fund, 2l6,955
Tins IN by far the largest estimate ever made yet for
she expenses o. tho pubic schools Of tho city.
The other business which came before tha Board was
comparatively insignificant until they adjourned.