The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-06

School No. 1, 50; NO. s, $40 ana Sz8 50; No. &
g; No s. IS; No. g $40; No; 2; s.; No: 9, s.;
sted, maps, School No. Z, $40 So No 81. S1S 50;
No. /. IS 80 and 81 5o High School, Sc; 10 q
So so. Wood & Menagb, supplies, office 81 and
IS. J. W.. Harrison, stationery, offices, see 03,
Co., stationery, School No. 8, S.; No. 8, SOS SO;
HarDer s. Bros. books, School NO. IL. SO OS;
No. IA, S3S 40. Sheldon & Co., books. School
No. 8, $22 90. c. L. Webster, books, library. So;
Daniel Slate & Co., stationery, School No. 8,
81 so. D. Appleton & Co, maps. ST. 81 and
$26 50. Rentals-Juliet D. Frost rent School
No. 15 three months ending Auaust, 1890, SIS;
Patrick Meath, rent annex 70 School No Is, four
months ending August, 1889, $50. Printing and
blanks Jersey CITY Herald. advertising, So 10;
Albert Datz. binding manunls, S37 90; VIM.
hetmer, blanks, $50 10.
8, S14 SO; Nc. Z, $33 90; No. s, S23 80; No. Is
S. 20; No. IL. $l4 80; No. Is, 80 rs; No. 81,
Fuel James coyle, coal, School No. IL, se4
No. IL S329 No 10, S105 rs; No. IA Sal; No
16, S152 Is; No II. $40 so; No. 1S, S35 rs; No.
School oof No. v g. 50 81 No. Il, So Is ' "'0'
Resolved, That the City Clerk be requested to
draw aud his Honor the Mayor to sign q warrant
account for printing, binding au1 delivering 1000
copies annual report, Board Of Education, for the
year ending November 80 1888, the same to be
charged to the account OF annual report, Board
of Education. fiscal year 1889.
Tie foregoing resolutions were adopted by
vote OF all the member If the Board.
text Books and Course OF Study:
The Committee on Text Books and Course O,
Study offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That The Continental Series of Read
ers and Spoilers published by Thomas Kelly, 35s
and 800 Broome street, New York City, be ano
they hereby added To the list of text books in
use in the public schools of this city.
The books will be furnished at the following
prices: First Rea0er, each 15c; Second Reader
each PC; Third Reader, each soc Fourth
Reading Spoilers, First Book, each 15c.; Second
Book each 24c.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Resolution by Mr. Phngsten:
Resolved, That committee of three be ap-
pointed to wait upon the Board OF Finance and
urge the said Board to appropriate the sum Of
$4,000 to open and maintain four evening schoo is
and one school for mechanical drawing.
The resolution was adopted unanimously. and
the President appointed as such committee
Messrs. Pfngsten, Mudoon and Kelly.
Mr.. Kelly offered the following preamble and
resolution:
Whereas. The term of office OF Mr.. Benson has
pIred, leading dissolution of his connection
with this Board and as fellow memoer; there
fore be it
Resolved, That we, his colleagues hereby ex-
press our appreciation of his KIDD ana courre us
treatment, and our best wishes for hts continued
happiness and prosperity.
Mr. Kelly moved, that the resolution be adopted
Mr.. Dugsn moved as an amendment, that
committee of three be appointed TO have the reso.
hutton SUITABLY engrossed, framed and presented
to Mr. Benson.
The resolution as amended was unanim ouslJ
adopted
The President appointed as such committee
Messrs. Kelly, Dugap and Pfngsten.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Dugan, the Board then nd
Journed. b. WESTERVELT, Clerk.