The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-18

arefrfgerator IN the winter, d furnace in
the summer, With sirroundings detrimental
alike TO the health and morals OF the chliuren.
VINO have the misfortune to De obliged To attend
there. or go without learning.
that comuitrcs from .yos,r HonorabIs fody us
appointed at on early DAY to investigate the mat
ter. and see for ourselves, what VIC cannot Iilly
describe within the limits Of tins paper, and pro-
Yide Accommodations which we need
Respectfully submitted by committee reprs-
W. II. BEACH.
W. H. CUMMINGS,
+. I. DAY,
J. W. fLETcHrR.,
CfIAs. SIEDLER
District Committee.
and referred 10 the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners, with the concurrence Of tins
Board.
President voorhees, then offered the following:
Whereas, The south wall of the court of Public
School No. 12 Is in a dIapidated condition. anC
has been the object OF complaintby the Inspector
OF Buildings on account OF its unsafe stare. and
@'hereas. Inc water closets on the premises OF
said No. IL School small to be totally in
adequate for the large number OF pupils attend
lngtnc school; and
whereas. Tho funds OF the disposal OF this
Board ar not sufficient 70 make either OF these
Pesoivcd, Tha. the Board Of Public Works be
requested to repair said wall, and make the peces-
sart addition 10 the water closets or rebuild them.
Tue foregoing wac received, anc. on notion re-
frrred to Tire Board Of Public Works.
communication, which was received by Presi-
has charge " the building known as school No. O.
and rented by this Board from the Board Of Do
nestle Missions OF New York, owners, In which
he states that bill for years rental of said
building had been presented to the Clerk of this
Board, but after waiting two months or more no
motion referred to President Voorhees, for In
vestigatipn. s
on motion of Mr.. Moran, the Board then adj
3ourned B. WESTERVELT, Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board or rsoucat.-- neid
IN the meeting room, School No. 5, Bay street
Present President voorhees, and Messrs Moran
Dugan. Phngsten and Muldoon.
Absenc-Mesms Kelly and Benson.
On motion, the reading OF the minutes OF JuH1
18th and 25th was dispensed with, and the min-
utes of May 2Sth and June 11th were approved "a
printed in manual form.
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
PROPERTY hoLpERs' Association,
To the Honorable Board Of Education Of Jersey
d entIemsn-The undeniable insunlciency OF
tard the growth and prosperity OF this Distr let.
The increase In population curing the past thir-
teen years being greater than any other section
OF the city, without having in the same period
..ny increase in the number OF public schools and
the means having been provided by the last Leg
stature for the erection Of new schools In thus
city, we the citizens OF the Fourth District, in
mass meeting assembled, through our duly APP
pointed committee, most respectfully but earn
such action as NAV be IN your power to have
erected IL this District as speedily as possible
suitable 3 school; Very respectfully,
WIN. L FRAsKESpAcH, W. ALLEN. Nj. D
Gees ! MSSE ssvs, Jn, 9 q NJ T pyhS1I
On MOTION the communication was received.
spPERMTENDENT's REPORT
To the Board OF Directors OF Education:
Conference.-The following statistics OF the at
tendance OF pupils. teachers. &c. for the nionlh
of June. 1889. are respectfully presented: