New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Total ..........$217, 300 90

or this amount the Roman Catholic schools received
$780, 995 and all others s35OO5 Mr.. NJ Jarvis who is
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, with salary OF
sccO per annum received for the labor OF making this
distribution the handsome commission off s1t IN 1862
and si,39S 60 in 1870.
The agitation of the sectarian school question: which
out OF this action. occurring cotemporaneousy
with the great controversy IN Cincinnati and other
localities threatened TO make it the absorbing question
for the following State election and accordingly the
Legislature Democratic) at the session Of 1870 passed
the tax levy for the year. with provso that the section
above quoted be repealed 20 take effect in september
after the distribution for that year should been
made This action secured the money for the schools
that year. and at the time withdrew the question
from the politics OF the State. 1t reads!asi asifoOws
SEC. Section 10 of the entitled San act make
passed May TO- 1862 is hereby repealed from and after
the SOth day OF September next.
At the session Of the Legislature Of 1871 the law re-
ating to the City of NewYork passed April 10 see
laws relating to this city chapter cas- D. 2iO and pro.
ydes as follows:
SEC 8. 1t shall not be lawful for the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty OF the City OF NewYork the Board
Supervisors or the County of New4Ork the Board
OF Apportionment herein created, TO appropriate
apply portion Of the tax herein authorized 10 be
raised In aid OF any private scctarian school, TO
any Institution enterprise that under the control of
any religious denomination; TO borrow any money
the faith or credit OF the city to be applied to any such
purpose; but the foregoing restriction shall not be held
TO prevent appropriation by the said Board OF Ap
portionment from the tax herein authorized, of
dollar per week. n addition 10 the amount now provided
by law for each founding taken charge OF and supported
in the founding asylum under the charge OF the Sisters
OF Charity, which additional amount Is herein author
zed and directed To be hereafter raised annually in aid
OF such asylum or 10 affect the provision excmpng free
libraries hospitals charitable Institutions, and churches
from amuSements provided in section lit of chapter
lS7 laws OF 1870; shall said restriction prevent
Preparations in aid OF tho following charities The
Five Points MiSson the Ladies' Union Relief Associa-
on tho Orphan Asylum OF Prince and Mott-sts
the Sisters OF St. Dominic Asylum the Uahnemann Hos
pital, tho Womans Hospital OF the State OF New
York, tho 81. Vincent's Hospital, the Chaplin
Home for Aged and INDECENT the Nursery and
Childs Hospital the Womens Medical College Hospital
the Prison Association, the ST. Francis Hospital tue St
Josephs Orphan Asylum the Society for the Relief OF
Destitute Children OF SealoeD, the New-York Indrmary
for Woman aud Children tho ST. Joseph's Home, the
Bind Mechanics Association, the Female Assistance So
cety, tho Patriots Orphan Home, the Association for
the Improved Instruction OF Deaf Mutes the Shepherds
Relief of Juvenile Delnquents the waysde Industrial
Home, the NewHork DOrcas society, ue Home for tho
Frendess tue Ladies' Christian Union, tho Lying-in
Asylum In Marlon.st, the Aew-Y0rk Magdalen Asylum
tie 81. Lakes Home for the Aged, the Five Points
HOUSE OF Industry. tho Association for Befriending
the Proteet0n Of Destitute Roman Catholic Children the
NewlOrk Hospital for Diseases OF the Nervous system
the Society the Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled
the Society for Indgent and Crippled Sind seventh
ave. the Hospital Cor the Relief the Nervous and Par
alYtlo Poor, the NewY0ss Eye anu Ear IpGrmar, the
Union Home ana School 10Y Children OF VOunte rs;
and the following named dlspensaries, viz, the Now
York Dspensary the Northern Dspcnsary, the Eastern
Dspensary. the Demt DispenHary, tue North Eastern
DlspensiTy, the North Western Dispensary tho YORK
vile DlspenSary, the Harlem Dlspensary tho
Manhattan Dspensary. tho Eclectic Dispensary.