The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

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JAMES " 1'LsAh 40 esxslDssr AND raQnAs
BOISE A9 oLERE-rHn SCANDAL I'M ruE run,
rEHnra WARD, ero
Tue new Board OF Education met last evening, Com
mtsssoaer Tathil In tho chair.
Mr. FAIR moved that the Board proceed 70 the election
OF President. Adopted.
Mr. Mclean, or tho Tweaty first ward received thirty
I've voIes out Of thirty sevea aud was declared elected
President for the current year. Tho President thou do
uvered address, FROM which the following IL OK
tracted -
10 with deep sincerity that LAck1owiedge the honor
you have conferred upon 10 6iocting to the Office
., Ga trcsaen shall endeaSor 70 discharge the varied
no doubt the duty Of tho President eIeot on taking the
Dest calculated to promote and secure economy
u she expenditure OF the school moneys committed TO
Ing tho extent Of popular education ia this city, and oer
some suggestions for your consideration
this oily duriag the year Isss wss e. Ssa o"o
Amount expended and liabilities ........ 1 o0S' sSS
Leaving 70 be paid this year. ........ sIss aas
Tho whole number OF pupils taught during lads Ia the
In the corporate schools that participate in school
moneys Is al fo!lews:-
Grammar schools for gAs. 2lO4s
Pcsary schocss tor boys ana giris. lis 6ss
Mate departments n ESQ
Female departments. ....................,. 0,4tS
cfee Acsccay '..'....s................ 6IS
SsoiOrc0 scnoois. 2Bzz
Corporate schools III 3io
Tho number Of Instructors employed corporate schooIs
cKceptcd) was az fslows.-
Males Females
Free Academy .................
Ward schools {iuc!ud,ug teaohsrs or {
specia! subjects) ................... 31B I,8O6'
Observation-Disclosures. sls 2,ooa
Janitors-
los
The vsse Of propertv real aod nc,aona ,;ndar ~
control Of the Board and School Trustees exceeds three
million vehundred thousand dollars The real estate IL
which s vested IN the Mayor Aldermen and commonalty
or the city OF New York
schools during 1884 made ny the board q ESposoo
November last pursuant to tho requirements sections
H. and 10 OF tho School law ,7sT 900
Leaving available balance for 1864 OF 81 ISL 1896
The result OF the ballot for clerk was anuouucod to DO
unanimous vote for thomas Boese
Tho following committees weco then elected
Haaecs CoD,mittee
Orlando P Smith samuel J. Montgomery,
Timothy Brennan. Jacob q. Bogert
jeremiah WEIGH.
Ea.cwas. C,mmia.. on Free Acai.my
James l.. Miller. John Hayes
John n. Hayward, washington Murray.
James M Tathii,j Williams Hitcbusau.
Samuel 3. II. Vance.
The iocs Board OF the Eighteenth ward sent in an ap
pcaton Tor $s5sls. tor the erection OF new school
The school officers OF the Thirtesuth ward sent IN the
follow ing communcaton-
Roos o. BoARe or soaoot osr,csaa
Ta'srssrra WARD. NEW YoRK, Jan. II. 1884
Y
cecommen daon made IN the report OF comtiee of 10.
S.S OF os .'s'F rooSss this
,ano co@i.iee rsspecuy rseomuena aud urge the
Mr. o.ss Shaver member Of tai.
3 ss
res sns.io, to take Immediate effect
; ; ssSss HS \ SS 4Ssxe.
latoas adopted at special meeting OF the thirteenth
ward Board OF School Officers January IL, 1894
Whereas the iaa meeting Of this body chas shaysr
ward The aenesa Board II
monsy to re.gn his position for conduct
ectng seriously on the good aud dignity Of the body
whereas said Chas q Shave, Notwithstanding said ac
ton part lenient In confederation OF the offence
ss the sdsciy 70 himself here soa
take part IN our proceedinss; therefore, bel
port reaa .s
meeting Of ,, BODY rssvs 70 NJ Shaver Do referred to
Ee:olysd Yhs. these preamble. ssd resea,ioo duly st
'''' e'' . JOSEPH n rooxEs uha,rm.a.
Ross. FAIR. Secretary.
Tho subject referred 10 the following special com.
mittee, with orders to report al oeS meeting
Commissioners Dupignac. Brenuao. Bogcrt, wc3t and
lhs Board tnen adjourned.