, 1876-04-29
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


TO Investigate tho Scholastic syston
OF the Citys
Tho Board OF Education hold regular noel.
Ing Ia ita rooms on Fifth avenue last evening.
President niohborR in tho chair. Thora we're
preasns A{essrs. English Hoyue, 0loson, Olineer,
Reed Bnith, Sullivan, Wslch, Wi]oo, aud ths
President. 50
petition mas presented asking 10 hhva tba
ltstie Dlus Island School re-openod. nofo,rsd
10 tho Committee on Buildings and Grounds.
THE SALARY QUESTION.
Mr. Smith presented ths following.
WutAxAs, This Board did 1t ths closs Of tho 1ass
school year mako reduction Of nearly ~ pr ceu on
IL ,,lsr;es Of ovss ooo Rsr annnm or q PCT cent
present sfe II secordaneo viii ssd rodnced ra!s, u
tsrminate tn tho 23d d.y q Juns noIs sltnoush
tho Impression prsfails that this Board hha not ais
further reduction during lie sohool ysar; aud,
Wnxh4As, Tho Committee On Salaries viii mako
their report on ssiasss naxs month fos tho ensulug
1.o!r.a, That . speel.1 Commute. of arc To ~
gensd e tnys*.,asto fly ~ t Thoe sns:ct matter
class Of teaehsrs CAD be dspensed With and Tho mum.
ber reduced iu tie different schools, and MhAt, any.
changes can bc mado In our tystom of schools II
redues tue expenses 70 the lowest possible aguro;
later than May u.s. 1910 In osdsr that tbs m4J bs
mittns On Salaries.
Adopted.
oAMRL1na-nousEs or BoHooL PROPERTY.
f1r. lteed offered the following:
Rtsosed, That tho City MaEa,al and tho Rupern.
9, rss ~ y
ixss!rsa. Tdss ito Giest 5e directed 70 forward =
the Superintendent OF Police.
This resolution WAS also adopted.
scIlooIrfuNp PROPERTY.
Mr. English, fram the Committee ou School
Fund Property. raposssd that tho amount duo on
scloo! fund from Abort q. Lnae was $3l 1896.
In \ letter to tue Board, htr. Lane ssks thsm to
| accept piece Of property on the Weat Sdo at
valuation to be termed by threo appraisers. Me
| also would 1nska provision for tho
paJmout Of his notas In caah. Tho report and
| proposition wore accepted ''a
Mr. En- sliHh hlao presented The following prop
| osittona from Frederick Kantz1nF, who proposes
TO lease the northeast oorner of Dearborn and
Monroe atreeta for Dincteon yeara, A. nu annual
ransal of si,100 for tho fist four, the rental 10,
/ the remainder Of she torn to bo based on val
cost nos loss than 5lO boo within sixteen mouths
and furnish = bond OF 9l0, 900 for the faithful
performance Of the saue. tbs proposition waa
Tho Committee recommended that the propo
stttoo OF Wililsnl Weisnd TO lease u i. Z. 4
300. l6, u. 81. H. Is. ba accepted. ALI other prop
ositioan for leasing property were rejected.
The pEopoaition Of MIR. NounssvcLl for oxten>
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reported on adversely and aottop postponed.
| APPOINTMENT AND COMBINATIONS.
1 Superintendent Flakard presented the follow~
Ing report OF appointments and condrmstious.
srs, M V sophi: % co.lalae,% % %je1as ADs v. " ssi1a- IT,.
esf iFss ss i
@ Jas j. t, Dosn' Auguss l. Downs. s.T.1 Green.
a.5 k;ss ksas, siasi Rs Rits 1al. ats ss :'2s Ell
MuAdory. Iayinla II. Mcintosh. Barnh Y. Ryan Sarah
sdI5 IT,, 51: Sas Ssss aE Il Ts' 5s': IL
~ ' a t. ass;! soes Ell. ks scam.
!e' sfz: fzsss:! sG!' E9 eess reas, &a;i
naD, 0sdaa clara i: Kohn, H.yen School; Mlry q.
9h.avisk Madeline s o:s.,ss Eogsa's p.i coti.s'
loasy. Wicker p.fk; Elisn 6sbboas, resssoa Street
Primary; Hattie =. smpaou, sarah burrows, Diytaoa
and CloaYor Stree: Primary,
The following designations hava been handad
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sias: AYsuas:: .'''''' - '''''' '''. ' - ''
| surxnlarEaDEars REPORT.
The usrtsfy 1sp9rt Of uh.t thG stnpornSsnass
rolled was 10 January, Mheo It vas Il, 203 pupisI
lovast number In April, 40,49D. Average On.
1e!!@sus 4: +o022 Increase over *.m' te'~ Of
OF The daily attendance the highest numbas
was ia January, when II Has 86,778: lowest. ID
April 50. 400 saroraRs for torm, 3G07G; inoFeast
o9er same term Of 1875, 3.09s per cent of dali,
attendance, D33.
Tho President ANNOUNCED tho appointment o.
tho following committee under. Mr. Smith,
resolutions Mosary. smith. .Huillva,l. Wo!ah.
D!uthardt, add English, to which, on motion Of
Mr. ltasd, the Prealdant was afterwards added.
The Board thon adjourned.
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TgLE0RAPHIC NOTES.
HosToA, April 28.-Gov. nlce haa vetoed th
bill to legalizo tho marriage Of James Parton