The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-07
BOARD or EDucArroS-F,ssr ssss,o, Ar.

hUSioArior rrox rHE suPERISTENDEsr-R 9uuI-
T1os on Tur Communications on ms Arptr.
mo COMMITTEE ETo-The Board met las. evening,
a. o'clock, for the first time after the usua summer
vacation, the President James N. Mclean, Tsq.. In
the ehair communication was received IRON the
trustees OF the ah Ward. requesting tho Board TO
appropriate tb, - n Of ti,42O for the mason work 10
rebuilding Grammar School No. 81, In ,sid ward, 10
addition TO the amount appropriated for that purpose
'sos,ls9 on the 2i't day Of Last June. Referred TO
the Finance COMMITTEES. .......A communication
fec,iv,d from the Mayor, nominating Richard r.
Cody I. Inspector for the First school Dl,irict, in
place Of William B Eafer Jr., resigned. Ee'erfed
To the Committee on Election. and Qua hcstions
leso.utlon was adopted at thp .iase OF the
Committee, sppropratns III $40 additional mason
90 e9It IN rebuilding Grammar school No II, In the
report in favor Of rea,siins tRa Co@rfoeT 10
place 70 the credit Of the Board S75ldO, subec' N
;;.....;A report wa. received from the Auditing
1omnit ~ pssns '9ndIy appropriation % the
on% &c ~ e. dSeHf from the civ sSsR.
tendent,
CRY srrrsrSrEspESr's or,foEl
To n, Honorable ne Board of Rdvcdiion Az the
period Tor ie-openins the several eyenins schoosi
at hand, beg leave re rectiuliy TO direct the a'ten
lion OF he Board TO the eIpedency of adoptnr come
more strngont REGULATIONS than at present. er ct in
has shown that the efficiency and value NJ the male
departments Of this osss Of school. have been greatly
children oftoo tender an age 10 deye any .ubstan.
tial benefit from the instruction afforded AZ vel As
OF many pupils Of the day schools who hrve no right
70 BE- there at ALL hut who frequently succeed In Sain.
Ing admission by misrepresentation or IA ten porarv
Withdrawal from attendance during the day. Another
large class OF pupils iu several Of tkes schools
pored q children and freIueuty Of adu ~ who have
no intention of remaining for any length Of time,
but pvs from school to smother, or cease attend
Inc any as bon nc the novelty Of the occasion or their
interest curiosity has sitsiGei. while this tate
Of thines exists II 10 utterly impracticabe 10 carry
out thectuslly any system or clas.ihcatOn OF puptr
ers 10 necessary, wnose services m ielu ston
only at uncertain Intervals during tho greater pOr-
tion Of Oh, tenn but Sho cannot vel 10 di'Ins,el
as hey may At any time Hsnin be ne Cod by ues
influx OF the same class Of pupils. 1 hi. evil can be
remeded In my Judgment only by the adoption Of
bylaw, First. tIoiudins al pupil, uhdof ten or
| twelve yeas Of age foin the male depar nenL Nc
unht subjects Tot evening school insi uctiou. Sec
ond In the case Of all other IN nor pup u requiring
| an Introduction by their pafels OF suafdiAns, nc.
| companed by pledge Of regulaf attendance as iar
as may be pfAct cable duilns the continuance Of the
term. 1hnd In tue Gaze Of tdults requiring similar
pedgen writing OF otherw ar the eond lion Of their
| sdwitiance. Nv thee regulations, faithfully car
hed into effect by the Principal, Of the school. and
| the Trustee. q the several Sards In which they
situated, Mt only will the efficiency Of the schools
be greatly ehhanced, hut fertile source Of che,
gIowng out o. the injury and dest. ucton of school
teachers and occasional scenes OF rOtous conduct,
violence and confusion, be avoided The requisite
number OF teachers can hen "a ID and specify he
| sscrftAned and grratrt economy In theii Employ
inent be THEREBY secured be character Of these
| will more ne..y sppi oHimate 10 those Of the day
schools and the OF instruc ion prescribed By
out than can by s,v For", To- .rranntt.hsd nndsI
the eIi'1ins system: ke'pectfuiy submitted,
:. b kASDALG, Cay super ntendent.
The above communication wa,IUierIed 10 he Com
mittee on By-iaWs report eceivcd nom
| the COMMITTEE on Warning aud Sonta ion In ,svor
Of sundry appropriations tor iepAiing healnc app
rAtua. The Committee recommend the sdoptiOn Of
,esouti.ns ~ favor OF app.op iatlng $3.50 los the
| IL ANA 40, iu the 18Th Ward nlpropIAIing sG5J
ior Iepaus and imp oNcment, TO ho itne apparatus
| IA "a. o Ma mn. aH tuy
,JJ 10 itpa hos,ing apparatus In large number OF
Prm-y schools 1ne Iesout.ons we're sdop
I'd "A Ie-oluton i.Om tfe shiIe Committee Sp-
| p.Opiiasihs So,bD lot tho pup Z OF pdIiu. Al
n ls hes,ns app .rStaa IA Ci-iumaI sehoe No %,
| night
FIXES - fIRrMES's FiGHr. - About u
o'clock yesterday morains, . Gre occurred IN III.
| basemeut Of 200 East 1871 street. occupied by WIN.
| spelIof 49, stable one horse, v-luei at $500 VA
| suhS'aed fully ln,u.ed The premise. are " ned
| ~ VIZ btole' lhrcauso OF .he the g uuknCNn....
shortly sitter tao O'Clock ycoie.Lay afternoon an
als'in Of frs lang oit Tor tile E.shth Di.,Fict GA
inquiry u va. ionui that thef'ie OccrrIed ON bosrd
me tttamef - ~ OF the Ron" I'ing At pier o.
y: IL, snd tLh I, was Of 80 IL e Consequence ~ " 10
put OUT "lth lev ptils OF water. But At thu fac
got under the belhseTcut ipiit Of the fire con pancs
nss nos. sc'eiai Of .heu kot iuo al hlIe,o.tIOn At
the corner oi B.oadWay snd Maiden Lane lul their
ne s2,Iit was quenchrd by the zane element with
smch tnty put out otle hIe,, for jusi hey 10
about to maze the hsni general dO~n the ram
anu loui iOtrcd the thuucyr and the be!l.gefents
we're scattered TighI anu lett
hILIrARr.-The steamship Vim, z. CLYDE.
from Hilton Head, arrived at this por, yesterday,
with four companies Of the 9Gu New Yor. Re. cot
| tColoredl numbering four hundred men under COM
unand Of Col W. y. Guernsey.
| LAUNoH.-fcst.rday morning, at a quarter
past nine o'clock the new paddle-wheel steamer
Niagara vas launched from Westervelrs ship yard,
at the foot Of Houston street, T. H., In The presence