Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-29

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On motion VI Mr.. Hartman the board
sks recess 10 examlre plans for fire
vupes ,nsdo by Architect Carswell.
When the board was called 10 order
v,In Mr.. Belts moved that tho plans for
ns,,e, for the schools DO taken up
ws,ra,-ly, which motion was adopted.
IN motion o, Mr.. Hartman that No.
p,ehool he brst coDtijered, the estimate
es, Of til. IRE escape being 81, 800, DR..
sAsr,lu.e offered ss n substitute that
No, apd 1he taken w, the estimate
est NiLg y ,JN.
NJ, slmmoB, moved that all schools,
| Ge cd.i Of which was not more than
t;4 be Gni considered.
Mr. Turner ihoueht that fire escapes
ShJpd b. put ou Nos. 9 and z im medi.
stly. and be moved AZ o substitute that
ihr Committee Oh Flrs e capes be au.
ih1tssi 10 put fire escapes on those
ieOal,
Architect tar,vell, explaining, sail
tho cost lpicr the present plans would
Srli he about t675 each ior those scbools,
ht rye moved 10 amend Mr.. rur.
sn, mgllou by ins,rucling the commit
w to advertise for proposals. and tho
ut.0n as amended was carried.
A'ttr some more talk upon the subject
,noon made by DR.. 6hortli Ige TO post.
Au3 The iufther consideration OF iiIe
sc'fts unill tho second meeting iu
Ny, Sas adopted.
lhs committee en- hooks was author.
hi 10 purchase pencil sharpeners aud
du. "O.M
Tie committee on No. . school VISA al.
ssei 3 10 repair fence: No. u, $2.3U
hpa.rs 10 shutter ; No -. 75 cents for
HpaIr to locke.
hr l'aynaid, from tho committee on
hAhl's of tie writings and products OF
" ks2hool children al the Wilmington
hlr, rrported In favor OF making such
a,riilit und recommending an exhibit
suo,k dono In the manual training de :
irmcut. The committees report wal
topted aud the committee continued L
|bange the exhibit.
Frank +. Smith peiitloncd The Board 70
|, /. riviiege of setting back q fence n
Ia school house 60 that 1t will no
IVsk the view from the house. tn
Han v As referred to the committee 0
Alphool With lower TO act.
onmoiion Of Mr.. Bats the coinmitte,
niael va. authorized to advertise fo
HI loF the . hGols during the eoinini
mr.
NJ, Donucll. Tenth ward, was ac,
hNi.i i).u privilege of the floor To make
n explanation. Mr.. O'Donne!l sal,
sAa he was elected he caae luto tht
Bonl With but one determin alton to dc
hduty, bat In doing 70 he expected Il
ehsaiei t., any other member OF the
boali but lie regrett d to sAy that he
NJ q; hteu IN one particular instance
hsihen referred to the habit of The
MI ia The matter OF vacancies occa,
pti by resi- nation, In which case the
eltt member was permitted TO main,
We 1se1t3llate To succeed him, and til,
~ te named WAS elected.
Aotsa, however, In the Tenth ward,
When Nj. cassidy resigned. In exercis,
M toe privilege usually accorded, h
honIaitcd Z. W. Graut, a gentleman Il
stfy way worthy Of being u memb r o
w. Hoard, but he was defeated by maj
estei bJ member OF the Board fron
&e,her ward.
Mlhauked humber OF Republican
'a9 sotet lot the gentleman be noml
T.sl Tia and nelnded by saying that th
iM, ,eh.a Ward would right itself at tho bal
".oax .p nl tie next election.
In. eear apaointei Mesus. Belts
psia pee' MORAN, O'Donnell land Josep
co,n, .nnAAnise 10 visit the schools 4
Cnnal"iy with tile members Of CIT