The daily gazette., 1882-07-22
REpRlnrEp FRoM YEsTERDAY
81 Mohn OF n.
OfElciaI Minutes Of the Trustee Meeting
In Newark on Wednesday.

oaacial Mlnutes Of the Trustee Meeting
In Newark ON wednesday.
This afternoon the rough notes of Seere-
taAx1laeoaee G.. Evans, of the meeting OF the
Truahes Of Delaware College, on Wednes-
day, were handed us for inspection. From
thefI we learn that the GAzETTE's report
yest3Saay was Substantially correct, almost
aknsdch so as It is possible to give.
The wording Of the resolutions, however,
is obtained and win be given In full The
sideplays and spirited dialogues, OF course,
weFe.not entered upon the minutes.
sAhk two resolutions offered by Mr.. Full
ton, and published yesterday, were passed
by a vote of 13 to 2, Messrs. Dean and
Murphy voting in the negative,
The resolution or certificate ofcharacter
referred to in our report, "a copy ofwhich was
given Professor Reinhart, is as follows
sRrsOlped, That in consideration Of the cOnnec-
tiduDf j. A. Reinhart, "PrOfessOr OF Agrcul-
tuFN Physics and Civil Engineerlng,n with the
c6Iiege, being now terminated, the Board de-
sireSto record Its high appreciation OF his deyo-
tlon and energy in the department over which
he presided and take leave Of him with cordial
Wishes for his future success and happiness.
Three resolutions, the first exonerating
PRESIDENT Purnell and the other two To
@4Rern the faculty, are as follows:
Resolved-rhat the charges made by Prof
Khelnhart, that Pres. Purnell was the author Of
e1fkAin statements In furious to him (I,rOf. hheln
hagtl which appeared in the Morning NeIcs OF
tiM.2lst Of June last, has not been sustained ne.
and that President Purnell is eXonerated nom
responsibility for the statements referred to.
Resolved, That II shall be the duty and each
cn,v oatin a. inc Ifahsspt from recitatlons. and
tme record thereof kept by the secretary shall
ID embraced in the report of the president 0i the
@llege OF each meeting of the Board oi Irus
tees.
Resolved, That the trustees recommend that
the average on final examinations for u degre'
be not less than 65 per cent, to be so calculated
from the the lectures, recitations, etc.. but no
that Of department added.
II will be seen that Professor Jefferis sue
ceeded inc 'harmonizing things satisfactoril.
to himself.
The minutes of the meeting of what IL
known as the ''origtnal board" are as FOL
lows, with the exception OF the last para
graph given, being taken from the secretary
notes verbatim
William Dean read before the board
somewhat lengthy paper writing, t
wAich is affixed his signature. The conclud
ing sentence of said writing reads as follows
''T herewith offer my resignation as
member of the Board to take immediat
efBect.Y
WHEREAS, A paper writing, under the sign
ture of William Dean, being presented and rea
by him, before the board, all Of which pap,
writing Except the concluding sentence OF th
same. which reads as follows Il herewith oht
my reslSnhtloh MS ineinoei vi tho po"iu.
take immediate effect. does in the sense of tn
lNard reflect disparagingly on the member
Whereof; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That all of said paper writing be II
jected, except the concluding sentence afor'
sold; and this board does hereby accept the res
i9nation Of William Dean as member thereu
After the resignation Of Mr.. Dean ha
been accepted George w. Cruikshank {
Elkton, Nd, was elected to fill the vacancy
no other names being put i'll nomination.
Mr.. Cruikshank is editor of the Gee
Democrat, and is well ll-known throughout thi
State.
The committee appointed to select pre-
lessor to fill DIR. Reinhart's vacant seat
as follows President Purnell, Dr. l..
Bush, Hon. c. B. Lore, Hon. J. W. Houston
Col. G. G. Stockley. One application io
the DOsition has already been received