The New York herald., 1872-12-24
THE EDUCATIONAL APPROPRIA-
TIONS.

Distribution OF the Excise Fund Among
the Free Schools-How Our Private
Charitable Schools Arc supported-A
Magnificent Showing for tho Charita.
bic Schools OF the City-Wnat Is Being
Done for Education Outside OF tho
Regular Public Schools.
The subjoincd report Of q committee OF the Board
OF Education is ready for submittal to the Board
OF Apportionment It forms the basis upon which
estimates are made for the distribution OF the
Excise funds. The rate Is So per capita OF scholars
in average attendance at each school. It win be
observed that OF the sixty-Ave schools named
thirty-two are Catholic in sentiment and thirty
three are Protestant or else non-sectarien but, as
the roll Of scholars attending the Catholic schools
far exceed those attending the other schools, the
Catholics receive the larger share OF the apprOpria-
tions. To obtain the amount donated to each
Institution multiply the average attendance by
SIX
Ssv YS.a EUnnAy pe. ec Es1SucA,sE9.ssr,, y ,s9s,
TO THE BOARD or ArPoRrioNnENr NEw YoRK CIrY:-
The undersigned to report for the disr
schools, which have not been aided this year BY
basis such distrsaiion Sl ssSS SUCH schools &
%s to e s o aasa BY
year the number Of hours in each session and the
Expected or The gave the averages
hy Of these ss but The
nS they as y % +
also in separate rs. several
aehed 70 institutions which have received city State
that ese for the ss 81
nc insintoas and for ,he
view Of the matter the schools in other respects well
'''"' . '"'''' HESSX SXX'$$?naSSSSspgrRsos, LII D.
The following list Of schools is appended to the
repOrt:-
Yer Or eCuoous wrru rou Al yvun avrp Aou Am
TENDANCE IN EACH.
st Nicholas Female School, Sisters st. Dominic.
st CARRIERS Parochia school, East thirty sixth 600
street near Second avenue; 1910
Finieth street and Fourth avenue; Rev. j. H.
a-Honss Of Evangelist. Seventh avenue; Rev IL 80
s-in%scuaie Conception parochiaI Schools. East no
EGItesnh Mstrset; s DS MorSGw S;ws,
st PatrsI's cahedra; Father STAIRS. 49,. $50
oSper SnSn Union sehco siaSS Of Design for ~
Sn ssRsS Ninth
is-st Iaxrsncs Schools Eighty street. Rev ~
ls-Trinity School Eighth avenue Rev r. Holden. s.
A-st Vincent de Paul, Thirtyninth street; Rev. i.
lS-Triniy chapel twenty diih street; Rev Morgan 10Y
sIH Church schools.
l7-frinsy Church School, Church street rev Nor.
ls-st Boniace church Schools Fortyse ''0
l's san obbiTysosom biyy school Seventh avenue Dr. Nor
ao-st James Free schools New Bowery; Rev.
n-st Psuls chapel vcsey and Church streets; Dr. 'I'
2a-st Peters Church school, Barclay street; REV
21st Johns Chapel School, varIck street; Dr. Dix SS
2a-St Josephs Schools Leroy street, Rev Thomas -,
eswaysde Industrial school, twenty ninth street;
2s-st Alphonsus Free schools south Fifth avenue .
akew WIa York ooo2sss %Sasr's Mission schools
sst sfs francis % Assist thirty first street. Rev l. -
29-hebrew Free School, NO. avenue G L. oet,in
so-st Anns schools Eleventh street. Rev Thomas "
sl-Hebrew Free School No d avenue q; L. oeiiin W.
Rev. Joseph wrth. .II4s
s.st eoiumbas schools Twenty aith street;
ss-nebrew Free School twenty seventh street ''
s-st Francis Xavier. Nineteenth street; D. A. Mcr %
s-Hesrew Free school, No s. Forty second street; 80
sst Theresa schools Rutgers street Rev Boycc 80
4o$ Msrys Free schools Madison street; Rev T. i@
A-New York Turnvercn Third street; Charles
-st Brdeets Free schools, Eighth street; Rev. r. 1'0
a. as;n Mooney l27e
Schools q 81 John the Baptist thirty street ls
4s-Gsrman- American schools Of st Pauis church '''
4e-(lyrch Of the Annuncation schools isst street.
.-st Josephs Industrial schools, Manhat,anyie. ss
4S-st Josephs church German Schools, Ninth ave.
isst f;gs church schools, iisih street; Rev T. ~
so-Pro,essnt Episcopal Free Mission school Eighth go
street; W. A. Sterling a.
sl-Yorkville derman-Ainerican schools; William
'2-Sehool Of Industry, sixteenth street, Louise
ssuyene Guardian Society, ST Marks place; Dr. 10
alvenile Guardian Society, 2o7 Bowery Dr. Rob 1'O
ss-soeis:y, for Beriendins Children, Thirteenth i
5s-Protestant Episcopal Church Nativity School
sixth street; Rey Gal Clapp. IS
5s-Wilson Industrial school, st. Marks place; Mrs "
ssIady q sorrows Pitt street Rev l. vcrweri... ao
. Madison street, b. Krusi ..............' on
ol-st Marys AssumptioD Free school, Forty.ninth
ea-Behlehcm chapel, Ninth avenue; Rev. i. NJ i"
ss-oIy Cro:. church. Forty second street, Rev Mr.
ss-German wqrkng;men's' School, Forty-eshih "a
s'-Proiestant Episcopal orphan Asylum, Forty o
hhth ITO
The four institutions named as APPLYING on the
ground that the excise aid fund was rendered TO
thelr institutions and not to their schools are as
loll0ws:-The Union Home and School, the Sisters
OF Mercy Free Schools, the Howard Mission and
the Schools OF the Sisters OF Notre Dame
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HORSE NOTES.
Budd Doble left for California on the 10th inst,
taking with him the bay mare Rosaind, who has a
record OF 2.21aI In harnesa. atSo tho cNootnut