New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
aALAR1Es MUST COME DOWN.
COVE INTERPRETATIONS REDUCED.
IN hoard or EDUCATION THE POINT OF ATTAIN
THE MANDANus ABANDONED.

-n,r oy EDUCATION THE POINT OF ATTAIN
THE MANpAMus ABANDONED.
-. ,ust,ces Smith and Reilly asked the Board OF
a-ssmste yesterday for an addition OF *I'VV " W ~
,,tstion for the police justices In order 70 40
= ssditional stenographer The appropr'auon
,,edA Mr. Callahan asked Tor an increase .o' VIC a.s
- r.cumbranccs as he said could DO pracucay no'ne
-, an rcmovins membranes, owing to lack OF tuhos
-. Members Of the Board thought that the uoupie wa"
4, the inc lcency of the Bureau. and no more money
.r>nxsi c. W. Dayton and Alderman Mooney asAou 'v
,,ouey for electric lights In the annexed ois'rio@ .
Amt Coleman said that the present charge OF 700 iv
accric light used by the city was outrageous anu nc w
ut think more money should be expended In that way
me Bo.ri agreed with him. In considering the station
sry accounts all the members agreed that so'o Va VIZ
eourts and public offices were wastefu IN tna'
.na A. was agreed that the accounts OF each
- oourt for stationery should b. published In Inc Guy
Reeo,f The Commissioners of Accounts sent IN ,ons
communication concerning the ath Department "h'oN
Vas merely repetition OF previous Statements NJ
Che board OF Education The appropriation ICr 81 nch
In the Normal College was eut oomn ~ asDartmcnt This
sssSS wsS SET rsdaeton Of 5000 in salaries of pro,
fessors aud teachers The Mayor t' essors was
o. and the other members of the Board agreed Win
him The amount fS for sas,'es wS as sRed at
which will compel a small reduction nn9 Which ia
Thought that the sa hs salary ia Of the auditor the city
cpd Ne reduced aud that other high salaries snon no
,,.l,
n favor OF cutting too much He Thought that a
he Hoard had not reduced salaries in the poc ,o,
rsfmen and had just given the police 1asu we to
s s' on too much from the Board OF Euuhuoli;
Trom the aggregate amo, mt for the salaries , ~
az aud his stans Slooo was Gu, o,
nd $50 81 600 from the appropriation ior d
o. che Normal School An increase OF SlooVV wiz
I'm the appropriations for printing ana staohe! pr"
,i,e Tor deficiencies during the present wear. .,,o.
The action of Judge Barrett In declaring Tue apfa
,,on FOR n mandamus against the Board OF Esunae &c
tryeular is not considered satisfactory by the boa M
pancaton Its counsel. Mr.. Beardslee, VINO na1e
he application, thought that the mater ~o nrt
s,rohai1f be brought before another court
frcsident simmons OF the Board OF Educauon sa VS.
,av that nothing more would be done Immediately OF
with regard to appropriation for the coming s mas
What we wapedt he added was to have TINS ques-
ton settled once all. whether the arc mo
10 he made in lump. The Board OF Estlna!e naJ ~,
power TO make transfers of our appropriation m the
once been made as has with the departments VI .o
city / believe the Board Is authorized " sn9 "
MAZE this request, and my predecessor ctep.Sn a.
Wsiter holds that counsel Is right and tnt .no a
croriaons should be made as In the past III Inc ase
gate" ,, .oa nv, tho BOARD Of Edu
a,on this wear affect salaries OF teachest ann
cannot say as yet We asked for W. IooVVv .ile
same AZ last wear, and for special approPriaunn
SsO 600 The last for 100 teachers In new scnoos
mis- n objected to- and II not granted the teachers VIII
have "a be paid the total amount OF tne NC" 'en
Ciil have 10 wait another year to be opened