New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-06


four trustees, one for each ward, were elected to
serve for five years from January /, of whom
twenty were reappOntments. The full list, with
the occupations of the trustees, Is as follows:
Ward. Business.
1-Owen Murphy ....... Agent, No A Exchange-place
2-Charles F. Naething. Eaunghouse, No. $50 Canast
3-Henry Helm .......... Produce, No. 6S Murrayst.
4-Dayid b. Fleming. .Currer, No. Jacob-st
Civilian II. Naethng. clearinghouse, No. lis FultOnst.
6-Sohn f. Whean. Undertaken, No 496 Pearl-st.
s-Gcorge r vettcr Furniture, No 800 sIth-ave'
9-James A. Seaman. =. Lawyer, No. 40 Nassaust.
1O-Fernando Bates. ..... Cashier, No 1873 BOwery.
ii-Samuci Cregar Phi sician, No 81 Aveniie-D
l2-David II. knapp. Builder 1O5th-st. and 1Oth-ave
13-George W. Relyea Undertaken. No Willie .t-st.
15-Ihomas H. Hartwe1 Lawyer, No $50 Broadway.
l6-G. W. Van Siclen. Lawyer, No 90 NassalI-st.
17-GeOrge H. .Ycepresident No. 65S 2d-ave
49,. I. Trow President No. 207 f. 12h-st
1o-RichIrd Kelly President, No 800 Third ave.
2O-GeOrge A. Jones. Merchant B'way Warren-st
2l-Iouis Schultz ~ Pb ysican No. 100 East 35th-st
22J. l.. Cnpball. Physician, No. 259 West 42dst
23-Willam r. Beale. President Alex-aye l42d-st
24-samuel NJ Purdy. Lawyer, West Farms.
Samuel NJ. C. Crosby, an assistant teacher in Male
Department No. 81, in Parepa Hail. was fined five
DAYS pay, on the recommendation of David Wet
more, chairman of the Committee on Teachers. Mr.
WetmOre offered resolution filming the teacher
fifteen days pay, but he afterward amended it.
Mr.. Crosby charged with violating the law pro-
hIbiting corporal punishment by striking with
light a boy who persisted in blowing a tin
whistle after being requested not to dOsO The father
of the boy, after making the complaint, withdrew it,
saying that he did not desire TO press the charge. Mr.
Wetmore, however said that the teacher had broken
a bylaw, and he should be punished as an example
to Others who might forget themselves, as ii was
said Mr.. Crosby had done Commissioner COudert
and Kelly supported the resolution, which was OPP
posed by DR.. Wallace.
The Board decided to appropriate $4,000 for the
printing of the Teachers Manual of Instructions,
after the manual has been adopted by the Board. 1t
has been rewritten recently and will be published
III two parts, of them being designed for prim-
airy school teachers and the other for teachers III the
grammar schools.
No reference was made to the sanitary condition
of schools A IRIRUNE asked
Wood if the reports recently made by the sanitary
inspectors of the Board of Health to the Board of
Education were ready for publication. Mr..
Wood said that he had no authority to give them
out Lawrence ID. Herman, the clerk of the
Board said that he had no authority to give them
out unless Commissioner Devoe, Chairman of the
Building Committee, should give his consent. Mir.
Devoe said that he would not give his consent
less authorized by the Board to do so. Commits
siOner Crawford said that he had never seen the
ports, and did not know what had been recon-
mended further than expressed in the report of
Mr. DevOe, published in THE TRIBUNE recently,
when sc, 900 was requested to make the necessary
repairs,