New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

n vote of 10 TO 8. CONCENTRATIONS were rcoeifou Avn"
trustees OF various wards announcing the
of numerous teaohers asking additional appropriations
for repairs As A resolution offered by Commissioner
Hoe was adopted requesting from the Board OF Ponce
for prinolpas OF public schools the privilege OF conuu
eating with ono another the teegrapnwires Oh o
Police Department, by which their work would orten
tmea be greatly aided. The consideration OF the ne"
salary scheme laid on account OF the press Oh
business Tho Committee Bylaws reported num-
her Of minor amendments TO the bylaws which were
ordered printed Amendments to the bylaws were
adopted changing the time for registration In the even
ing schools from week to two weeks the FORMER
period having been found insufficient for the purpose IN
many Of the large schools About $500 was appropriated
for repairing the building OF Grammar School NO 49,
and for naming the building Of Grammar School No. H.
in the Sixteenth Ward. Prof A. H. Dundon was APP
pointed as instructor in political science and inter
national law In the Evening High School, at salary OF
- for hours service each evening number OF al
itional Appointments OF teachers evening schools
recommended by the Ward Trustees, were confirmed by
the Board The Committee School Furniture au-
hOrzed TO purchase several pianos at cost OF not over
$3.50 apiece for schools where the present instruments
longer tit for use. The Committee on sites and
w snpegntendent Riddle Stating that the present sit
uatIon Of Primary School No AZ altogether unsua-
ble being the line of the Harlem Railroad improve
ment by which IL rendered inaccessible and danger
GUS, recommended that the trustees OF tue Twelith
Ward be requested to select and report proper new s
to which the school could be removed. The reoommen-
dalton adopted The majority and minority reports
OF the Joint Committee Corporate Schools were then
considered After some discussion that OF the majority
adopted, stating that from the testimony OF inc
taught in them during legal school hours 1t was be-
leved that all the schools were in no way seclaria
within the meaning OF the statute and hence were en-
titled to the appropriations awarded 10 them by the
law Of 1881 and It's various subsequent amendments:
Dr. j. H. Dew appointed as instructor OF anatomy
and physiology in the Evening High senooL MISS n;
b. Miller was appointed Principal OF PRIMARY o0noo
No 81.
E.P. Wilder resigned, yesterday, his posi-
ton as secretary TO Mayor Havemeyer.
City Marshal Alex. S. !TOplanyi has been
charged with trying extort illegal fees from Geo
Schroeder Of No 219 Centrest before Mr. Wendle me
Mayors Chief Clerk who Will report the case W 'n0
Mayor to-day.
Deposits have been made with the City
Chamberlain OF the following interest for Sep
TENDER on public funds in the respective repositories
Merchants National Bank s32OS 81 Irving National
Bank, S657 So Bank OF the Manhattan COMPANY ,t
s5a1s 81 81 herman A"'0''''D N' W.
The motion to appoint Commissioners OF
Estimate the property on the site selected ior INC
new city prison adjourned without Opposition Dg
Judge fancher yesterd 1m9 h argest individual in
illness, OF gentleman having the iai soS' Anu' "
terest III the matter
The Board of Police suspended, yesterday,
General Order No. 121 passed week ago, which formed
the force into police brigade, having an organization
similar that Of body Of militia Inc saiSry o. o oo
perinendent Matse reduced from S7oOO 70 so,oy1
Der annum Commissioner Russell being Opposed 10 suc
action, and Commissioners III. smith, CharhcA anu
Gardner in favor OF 1t.
Fourteen hundred and thirteen warrants
were registered at the Controllers Office yesterday The
number of warrants August, 1871, was SAL and the
number for the corresponding month Of this year. 54
The nav rolls now under payment amount 10 $oI9lO w.
witch with s37 523 IS other CLAIMS, makes tOta or
A6 81 BY special arrangement clerks OF one OF te
depostary banks made payments 10 the members Oh INC
Fire Department at the Court House yesterday
The following were yesterdays receipts at
the Controllers office Receipt Of personal taxes,
sOs 2 arrears Of taxes assessments water rent and
interest s. 251 Os Croon water rents and interest
SGSs IS market rents and fees and house rent sly 30
PENALTIES for violating Health laws and ordinances
$50 5S commissions intesate estates, sou o. from
sales OF Fire Department manure $2 50 licenses wv
fees Fourth and Niuth Judicial District Courts, Sal
total, Sll4T7l II.