New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
BOARD Of EDUCATION.

| FINAL MEETING on THE OLD BOARD-THE NEW
BOARD.
The Board met at ) o'clock last evening Prcsi-
dent Richard J. LaTomOre in the chair. As It
pccted that this would be the last meeting Of the Board
IAN act OF the Legislature having been recently passed.
and signed 10y the Governor lcgsating the present
bers out Of oGcc the lobby Of the Board hed by
large number Of persons interested IN the cause Of cdu
cation, and on the q rirs as TO the probabilities Of the
success OF iIe new ihs,ADci5 OF the boatu pclng an
III c reciS of Cojored school BniIdgr no g. on West
Forty hrst-st. The Auditing Committee presented the
following report upon the cxamnauono the accounts Of
the Clerk from March 81 20 May l. 1863:
March 5lBalsrce With city Chamberlain the Broadway
Deposited since by Tie 1890
Total szolo-6 %
Warrant. outstanding March 3......,....... ss5@6T
Sun outstanding sof7I
warrsat, dawn aa March 81 70 May L.. Go3 q
RsIi;..... sIc7ce1 %
Total paymeIts.. 1888 60
Balance to the credit cths Board............ S2DOy7 &c
Resolutions wcrc adopted appropratnc si39 25 Tor
son work done IN altering and repairing Primary School
No. in the Eighteenth Ward; appropriang $3.50 for
painting Grammar SchoOhouse No. ~ aud Primary
schOOlhouse No 90 in the Eighteenth Ward appropr-
atug S33gO additions TO alterations OF Grammar
School No 49, situated the north side Of Onehupd red
aud.twcnty hhs, SccOud-ayc appropriatiug $40
FOR rebuilding yard, wall &C. at Grammar School house
No 80, in the Twentieth ward; 9ppropratng 5000 for
Seventeenth Ward. After the transaction Of this bus
ness motion made that the Board do adjourn.
Mr. Small said il might be out Of order for him this
10 offer resolution but was Wcllknown fact that
the Legislature had passed law superscdng the pres
eHt Board, and that law would go into effect in few
DAYS, and having TINS 0ect III Now he offered the FOL
leWIug resolution for adoption
a II and paa TIE discharge
Tscoguo1 aud heast wishes EsfpHe.s and
Ser remains Ry sr Patterson supporting the resou
tOn and by the President OF the Board returning thanks
fOr this expression Of esteem, The Board adjourned
TIE NEW BOARD.
Shortly after the adjournment Of tle old Board Of Edu
cation Major Hart thrd assistant clerk in the Mayors
Oce handed 10 Mr. John Davenport clerk OF the Board OF
Education list Of Mayor Halls new appontecs uEderhe
law recently passed by the Legislature Of this state and
approved by inc Governor. lhe new bodrd WIZ mere
alter consist OF eire MEMBER instead Of hcenOne as
heretofore Tho following are the names of the gentle
Is,C NIL now one Of the Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction WILLIAM WoOD of the firm Of DEN.
Association, author OF Teacher and Pupil" Louis IN
sioner FOR 20 years; FBEENARD SMYTHE, Receiver OF
Taxes; THOMAS MURPHY, ex-senator; MAGSUs GROSS OF
Of the Tx Board; SANCEL a. LEWIS Of tho TX Board,
6foRei; JOHN II. SHERWOOD, builder, Frthayej VIII
LIN Il. DunEE, cx Commissioner, Fifth Ward
The following Is a copy Of memoranda filed by the
Mayor III his office, at the time OF making the appoint
ments OF school Commissioners:
ofte uisdag G,es srsi, I he trust wbeS
Ro no one o. them has n any say soug. ise
sGT,s M ,m9as toe irpe who support the schools and
WIN intended tm toWad tle mudhlous and diverse duties which
ee'e npoe members the Baar Of Education u their admins
a1s capacities Accordingly appears tLc name Of lie predsB Of
see, t'"hg Board whose experience may be Justly re-.
t.'ee" ~ necessary and valuable, and familiar
A. Nv s,n we details q The system prove r.eml
~ 'l name d one Who the oldest IN
unug tommtoutTs aud aAo hs bad an experience Of fen
gt'. wants OF he aborBg classes citizens whose
tHe We schools And
e ol OF me r,unug Commissioners bai hen fsg,rv
~ Ao au hnuoFed representative Of The Israt sh
l u ,he nn " minority mmber Of re,lr NJ goari o.s
are nom an ndiputshr nsue,
ihfet pf9.nsL members Of tie Soae Ctng Association | ~
sPssh t2ho3y aud dsuereseiHess public afaIr1
aud hlleb hVllg complained ~ upel =,
can no" posstss opportunities showing wb.b,r ~
who facilitate rather than oi,t,yet ',,s' gas, AIl
And 10 the name 81 az appre stet representative Of our %
ctIens whose families are e interested aaise. and
Nlo as Ie.l1g ta3 Pst ald Prominent participant In lie
Constitutional Convention, has demonstrated pr.sticI
And the ftEo gentlemen Of the mslony Mo are Is
pedeneed n financial Affairs and accounts; euobr
minority hss Worhy served the city tie senate And lie
WI BE
public servants and who has bad much experience student NJ
human nature and who ged with all that genial tympaihy with
children who connects himself
soT sntssn hopes that the educational system may escape
tga se@s " a6uly sps G'G 'ba' have been alleged s't