New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
n, .,a,n.. Of ppp. therein + .Ao-p b,. following

To,'l yn Of more than teacher TO
thirty pupil. in Grammar School, and one " 'O'' '''
Schools d Of teacher. for grades
BfPor teacher. Primary schools Rsadns spelling
do6ncus English grammar. seopsy eenmsn.bp and outline
driving Sso EnOe neod e. .,S.s PG1 3 n. 1
Der form cGt Size l, s.ss s 81 9.S 0 obiSc
yFo .esher Of Grammar SsSoO not soi, Gram
.s BEAD ns SpsIH: pfas1; x.ronoay History
Tinted S,t rosnpSy Mental and Written Arithmetic through
ome,ry through the frat book Of Davss' Lesend'e OF "
GRAD. Feuo above with Higher A.rC mo
my Arithmetic complete ALGEBRA through quatraiic eqo9. sec
S%d third s ana IS ansot and Modern History N.
f1 o fHy;o S and h1o ed Fouomey and
outline, Of Chemistry, in addition TO the preceding
period L conferred ss s, to 'nes
CITY elsewhere ability to mPars Instruction and success IN '''
By tn. I'd r. ssSp q E "a s:s the
q SALARIES OF TEACHERS. - i, iii,
MALE DEPAErsgsTs biased 81 S,nd M a gSP
taysrsss 1zO Femsle Assistants. evrrsgel 500
FGMLx ESrs-PIinoipas, Sl20 'eeriinepa' e'V'
pSsAnT sO SOL Vice Principals s'9Oi
Special teachers are paid the time actually employed
Evi MING SCHOOLS.
MALE pxp,rrxysr rinepa Cpsr night 90 sOi Male Assist
ants Isr pisht ~ So PenlsI. Assistant. (per psh q 81
FrssLE DEr,srzExrA-PrinsPa' tper nst sa7' Assistants
I'll salaries Of Corporate Schools regulated By the
and Msnssrn Of tho institutions in which h'y are EN-
br chs are snCyss TIE cause 'c'f f y Of sP
cant'. the stay pihs 49,.
s I" 'sSS & Is % % SsaIi, rss $50 7s'
Of pges until s hy spent shs best , PsT Of .s saaS
aid r hey have bad several yeas experience 1he Committee
Of opgin that the teachers class are Hacel ae pd con
dn- Of their profession bot to the i.crsaed I rse
po.S Sd 40. 'f s srs aai @ pubic ao lie ose
bds : i S' S SPs one for each .cSooSas
Tie % Of icntsl expenses for Ward Schools to pay fr
feel 4pnse, for keeping che Ia regr sud
P5a Ss T Ss rro Of th lem a,tibSS. to the enhanced
q q o 'HS l P ss spse, s;o p9Ic 81 a' so IT,
ioaey &C. 10 fOTasss Of as man. a. ~, con seS @ are
rlei to the oxO, responsible bdde and mostly he'd BY tins
5. o.l I s9Suu, for o
Of Gs? ec: re-, ,0, 70, boob, Ii. yea. @ on the
.eia sSesg, .bsst whc CSC:
Improvements in Ct the School buildings aud additional a..
hay been ebSp;d mse ~ rcn @ yeir and sone hsy ban
etHsrI .ous ss o. s eo',u Of S sebo5 Is
are printed Msnn and accessible 10 al who desire to be
Ike reys 70 spee objects School bold
a. By m School bnidng andI the school
fund VA permit The oos% 81 s %sS% @S #
The R PIE gnay Teaas n s Ss and
wud. bqidns required OI Normal .fSooi new
o house 70. eoisrd children and ,SSn1 e1GS W,Is
That ,choo referred 70 urgently d@st-d no o.,
eonhAe kns made acquainted with
expendaes this the title 10 TIE properly
ard worth sny time the orsna cost. and ts
OF accommodations
pos-, they viii eh-sif ny scquece in the expenditure
purchased by the Board OF Education
the Board EducAonf
I In 1859. : estimated q, SAoOOoM ,
Yur Report without referring 10 the
ur School. beu visited dnrug the past year
By representing most q the civilized nons Of Europ
r Shat purpose and ~ lar number Of those
e4rgr cducsion interests In shborns cities AMI states
M Of whom ecknowdsed the superiority and efficiency o. oar
riucdEg TIE UAoe Ie IL 4 Aiso gEst. ing
=, estng increased intee 10 fnO
K Fncston school system Of this city the mos fbsla Of
confined class, nationality
color An have rqna md attentions q costs tho parent
guardian absolutely nothing from the time he enter. pi
mary school unn he gdnses At ga1m school or we aou-r
or Nh 4 rpleon and undoubtedly the
desire citizens conttaus TO extend r sdya~ss ho
tLa the chid OF
brs.ngs Of Educaiion. ,.,,-,,.. ,., .,
low refclatiou:
Rs Ths the estimates be duly authenticated urde
a., ri this Bond In duplicate Submitted 10 the Board Of
Supervisor the board COMMISSIONER provided
| b. law.
All OF which 4 respectfully submitted.
q. II VANCE, TImorHr BaEssAN.
HKSRH f. NKsf. RICHARD NARaEN,
NILsos SMALL, Finance Committee.
October II,