Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
Bsarh of Rau.atlou.

kEsULAR 1gsrIxd LAaE EyESfE1-rRE rISAS-
GAL PsosLtH pIsccssED--AS AfFEAL TO The
CITY c USCIL.
Areg1!ar meeting OF the Boarl OF Elaeaton
was held last evening, sIr Adams presiding, in
the absence of President Hil'es
Nj Fsain, from the Committee on Teachers,
reported that the grace ot the Howard school
had been liked a. Primary and that Luna D.
Evans had been appointed prilcpal Nellie II.
Graves lst. arsistau., susie q INlg md as
s.stsut AID tn.ri yet 70 be app Hted The
com ulttes also reported n favor OF njldiag an
EXAMINATION OF dHpt.stHis flT HE POSITION Of
teEcAsr7 on FHl4y december 26.h lie re-
purt Wss adopted
Sir. F-a.m II rel tie re-isus'i1ns " Mss
Maria Conner of NJ "A Aul ot M..z S4laia Jas-
tee - ~, 4 wl.eH we. e sc opted
On mpftJu Of Ir 81 IF4ro u4te I'll favor
Of james Webb. for : =19, 10 lay hills fur
UuDas wss grdete TO- tt drawn.
Mr. Butd sitavi luaGce q mm.t,eesta q "a t..at
in alcar1arcs alJh resV Iftpr 90 tile BJtfi lie
had called gHGn the cav solicitor for uf7ffu4-
uln Ii Iessta u the tssIe at t1uas ( It school
luf poses A. 4A fs5 8. III ~pEaatea H.I sol i
caumanlg4ilOH Nhlci. lie rsa1 He comm .4Cs-
lion stated iEat alter .'5at Aaas titt GltE B!i--
LaLcas .-e Te- -st.slad To- te wa Lot 80. "a
s.-st u the Eyard aat ttAt oatGg 70 the poi.
tisu lie ted A. l4.F .g a- lie would nor
ltsitael n ac=ert.ss amer as counsel t5l
tie Bga'd
.ol n Lon u Nr. Ca.j aa g. Ter va lsarr
for tit5 - 20 ~ ,4sr5-i. rsa4.-lls % ze!ly9
! property
3ls tIls o s}s.e. LIT ggE cp tie Iev
.caaqi Laas= sac - srs,ziag. and tAal It aGi
| drawn u f2ypr ot tie cy4HfAetor- flr Si5ll it
| r1I 81 dsN- 10. a. . --- -ezt.8a Jf q t4a1l3er
/ lie withdrew Tie t..ytt H..
MIR. iIsca.H-ter reported that tic suraIin
| tet4eut- aalua fero1f Va Htlu'ei ami tie
! COZ - " saaz raa.l o. !Aid upon tile itsA
! u 4r ul=u hs:r 5tEH '.4e aTe4ilE
! ~ I4.t!.n Of BIZ BtTi order. y #le 5r 5yri {,
| Pas t.- ln.at scA0e! tefcaeIrr Which aln .4pte
| 10 =li7 =.
Ils 1es9.lisiaa 5Isrsl y II II Jellia. a
| the ia-t meeting ot Inc BJasd !ustlas-.ag t.=
| Einc.r. to GraE ryaG E4r CT" l.eas5.f-r 4
4.au! cel.sse Els atte4.tI1. - tie l.I5gsi5 IL.
| Of tAe aR, Was read
Nj BsHt stated t1tt t. ar401.t CT -sets
as echcol taxes, aud rgt Yet pad over " IL
Cry CIV. eli eid ret quite amount 10 .50r1
hr HclaNrs stated That the CITY os,i til
! B0sri - ttQ iu1t helns the bstaucs uupaii Is
the tG1 COO spprsprs,'d and he thought the Il
aotnuUn should cover the whole arIesrage.
Mr. SieiaH thought tie Board could not a.
| upon the Clty Treasurer tor more than Il.
amount which has actuay come INTO his Lald
| from school taxes
Ar Jer ktfs amended his resolution los stris
[ ing ont S5jJJ, aud Inserting ''tae amount 10
| yet pad, and the resolution as amended va
adopted
On motion Of Mr. Macallister, the officer
were Instructed to recall tie unpaid orders O.
| the Giiy treasurer. f9f 1000 OF %llcI SIl o.
| had uot yet been pad.
On motion OF Alr. Child. the committee on ;;
| l iuDlc SGhooi were Instructed to pfocaIe
| heater, 10 heat tue three front rooms frontIH
on ffeLch street, al tue expense OF the cor
| tractor for heaters.
Mr. MscGiister offered a resolution wLil
was adopted, authonz.ug the employment O
| counsel to ascertain whether the B Jard has t.
| right TO draw upon tue Treasurer Of tie B1arl
| Tor the amount due, nhether /! haa been oJiiec
| ed or not.
Ca motion Of Mr., Blird it was ordered tia
the schools 10 clcsed Friday, January pa
IA. d. J.nAins offered the following piesmbi
| and resolutions:
WHEREAs. Under tie existing financial al
| rangemeut, by winch the hrcal wear OF tn
Board Of Z lucation Is the same az the ca end a
| year the serIOus embarrS-=uleut il annually ~
psreuced, and must continue to be, that no rel
| enuse are EyaiaJ.s Ntth which to execute tn
provisions placed by iGw upoa tins Board duuu
| the hrst blx months OF each year the result BE-
! ing that It has been compelled for Years TO boz
| row, either from the treasury OF the CITY fraI
banks, OF elsewhere, tie funds Lscessary a.
Whereas, This eubarra-sment Is likely to b
| stl4 Iuyte seriously fett, GIrIug the elsutu
| 81 tEontts II heretofore ia refOrs
| EeSD're1 Intt the CHg CJlacl be reraesta
! to Vaas the ordnance, au.EJtlZs j ~ t4s t.-gl.
| iatGle. to issue honda 10 The am Iunt Of 80 l1i
| for school purposes sail b8II4 to be p5sCsd !
I
heS0lted, That zsIi b1adz II 70 received /
| offered for rae 10y the lrea-urer Of this Boar
and that durlHg their sale. ol1srs be draRnngu
| tbs proceeds Or those sod for tus payment q
| salaries due from tie ard, and That w4rrau,
| Ue drawn aghtust the piocseds OF tbs b1uds m
sold, bearing awful interest, aud redeemab.e 0
the hr-t Of August 1874 To be applied u IL
| payment VI all ACCOUNTS duo by tie Board txeeI
salaries.
lie preamble aud resolutions were fayorab
| recommended, by 5iessrs II. VI Jeuklns Sted
| Moore aud MAc4ll-teT. and briefly opposed b
| Mr. Lyach, who sad tHRt he d)uotel il C1uuc
would pass s1ch an ordinance, or even the on
| nov pending for SlsGpJ aad that the taKltio
| FOR school plrpOsuz ought to be increased
HE resgiaii0us, beng voted for. passed unal
| imlgsly.
= atgs number Of bills were referred withor
| reading,
ii, ii. Jenkins offered resolution changin
| the name Of Howard School, to that Of NJ Il
A Lively little debate sprang up ON this re ,olu
tion which was advocated by Messrs Jenkln,
and Moore. and opposed by Messrs FRAN
Mcintyre and others, and was finally adopted.