, 1879-03-01
LOCAL POLITICS,
THIRTEENTH WARD.

About two vecks ago meeting Of citizens Of
tho Thirteenth Warl wa. icld a. Tammnny
IT,, .,'s s..s.'.,.,. .,t.". ... " ....,'.".'
AAi'' tl'' oste"s!oie opeet oei1tR " lu1ties ih-
provements Ia the ward, but really, IL appears,
to Try TO elect s, D, HAYES 10 saececd ALL,
THOMPSON in the CITY Council. A rreat many
,no.cba. a,ro ,,,ads ohn,,, .o,,o,,s sh.,,.os al
soeeeues se.o ''a.!e aoout sclooi-1''nses anu
so"cfs ttas thcT had not a'ld committee Has
appointed 10 ASCERTAIN what lad become Of The
money appropriated for srhool.houacs and slcs
IN 18;5 AMI nrtor re.rs, Mr. ffogr, IT, vos tn o,,o
chairman nf In cc,nr,,,on n,,,1 ~. ,,.". ,,.ao
S"aAaaa " 'uo ]o"iH'ttse'' auo naa aanee peeh
ut work.
Last evening meeting WAS held at the same
place To hear Sir. HAYES. report. The meeting
,yas ,oros,v a,,cnd.1 .na aro.i,,,a ny.r s,,"r'
'..,.. ~. ;,t". "@se, anu pl'e'usu oset a'ts
natcIy ny pl1on aud Donohue, who have hereto.
forc figured as Natoualists. A great 1nany
Democrats were present; Ia fact, they seemed
IN fo r,,nninp lin ro,hcrlnr. A oroun AZ .hr,n
~, .... 80 ,s.,.,- .s,p.,. =, ~
ea'u 70 'eposle!, WIN Kno"4''s Wills we
ate ." !ot .iases' uHu' upon oe''6 lucsi'onea
"a to why. let the cat out by saying that their
nu,noxc xsx tn eou lin. m m aya,net Tnomo.
pa.po.. ~ W ~ A.,' =. ~ .sAuss uou'p,
son. get up 1plis In the Republican psrtv uni
non Mr Hayn. ,ut hrs f.v uo,uht,,,, ;, III.
," A 49,, "a, g.. ""a "s ~" 'seu@o". '",1. W.
lowers % a'a o no. seem 70 % nc aware o. "hos was
e.. F.i.,,,.b,, 49,, ,o,,a ...o1,,,t,,,I ,.,., T..
loI aIlcuueu'pt % an Aeas,i @eau,.1"ftf' n''.'' ~
which, 1t was discovered by FGport-
CT aflerWard, but not by the meeting.
wns utiegne4 bY Quy orIe. even Mr., HaYt4 him
self, Tic ANONYMOUS tucuJnert went yyry
largely into statistics, and showed that tlrrc
were t,Cs3 children in the wasd who did nut
have school accommodations, ami 1,{MD wLo
only attended school half dar. II further set
forth TINT stncu 1917 S5.7,4SO had been apprs,-
printed for school sites at,A svtu'ot buildings In
the clty, of which ed13. .aa Ind been expended,
leaving uncx1tllIivd s:521.t;i7. Or tic e.Itrc
an,ount, s:as;s,G!D lad not Gcen collected, aud
there WIS to tho credit Ut tile fund at tlIr be-
ginning Uf the ytnr, In clsh, $3f s5a. The re.
port further shuwcd tint the City Comptroller
hal charged tncoicctcd tnxcs, the uaEe defa1-
cntiou, AMI Other ttcns to tl.e a1nuuut of Sl45-
s43, tu the Sch0Ol building atil Site Fund, aIHl
tlIat tho moury appropriated for sctiool-l,uusus
in that ward i,nd thus bccu disposed uf, Or, III
the language uf The report, dumped Into u
cceh-pool OF frauds 1osses+ acfalcationst ut,col
iccicd iuxcs, MID commissioner Under tlls
Entnr head the report said, which does away
with o'c Ut lie Hayes arguments:
prospects wcte for getting lns lultjtnR ION Oakley
stEeetl In the near future. provltiin1 thu oe1ist
nasscd Tug Council. called upon ncmbcr. Of tho
iioasa OF Edueatleit aGo WI" politely inf1fmed
W in III u tne W agalst INV
stom stn.sna n ~ r. ~, ~, H. as i ~ usna
dnird mi to tI. Srhopt Grnnrtnrn, +, ia n,"ms
bers OF thr Common Conncil iii b,.,nr l,y faT III.
least Of any made In proportion fu its nportauccI
It would be ;mposAtGle to build thtH or ocr achuo
buildings badly needed nNtI thu Con,mou Council
caanoea tnelt Aeies III REGARD TO schoola nna rave
,a tnsnl mo.e ..oe'a app!nrt,ason, hseeo .. av,
y ienms ~ 1--WE a. osIt III i'Heh" that heeoeu