New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

discipline OF schools have in this instance
committed act Of the injustice and have abused
the trust and confidence placed them by this Board In
the OF their appointment There Is explanation Of
their conduit consistent with desire 10 perform justly
qnd mplrtialy the duties Of the once Of trustee. The
committee recommends the adoption Of the following reso'
luton
Received This Board tho majority Of the
Board Trustees the Twentieth Ward. Messfs Smith.
eay and Madden for their action in uniusty promot ne
the tenth and thirteenth assistants OF Primary School No
81 all the othe deserving teachers 70 the places OF
first assistant IN Primary School No p and primary dc.
partnent OF Grammar School No. IS, and the commttc
the nomination Of trustees hereby recommended %
persons their stead trustees when
their respective terms Of Office expire
There were fifteen votes In the affirmative and none
In the negative. No word WIS spoken IN defence OF
the action Of the trustees OF the Twentieth Ward The
trustees Of the Twentieth Ward. with the time their
terms expire, J. Wesley smith, '04 chairman;
Augustus Healy 'D6, secretary James Madden, 81
Joseph Moss, '33, and II. ". lllldebrand. '03.
McssiS. smith, Madden and lIeay held con
home home of MIR. Smith, 30 1865 wcst Tgrieh.st.
They concluded 10 present protest against The action
trustees Of the Twen,ieth Ward tonight they viii take
some action with regard 10 the matter.
outrngcoIsly treated by the Hoard of Education. We
were not Informed of the meeting this afternoon or
We Simply followed tss example Of ali other
tustees In the city We have selected the most mos,
number The teachers who protested against our
action have all been tried and the result was apii
decline IN schools. TO have promoted them would
have been TO indorse a continuation Of this
plan and violation OF our duty Miss Doran has had
eleven years experience and promoted from tenth
assistant with ,alary OF $40 TO FIRST assistant with
a salary OF 1900 Miss DimOnd Ind nine years eN-
perience. Her salary was raised from 1870 TO 5000
Both young women had experience III teaching boys.
The opposition from the other members OF the loard
Of Trustees was a personal matter. The wife Of one
OF tie minority wished 70 have Miss Uplik appointed
first assistant. Miss Updik was once the teacher
Of this members wife. Because did not make
the two opposing trustees. The opposition TO us In
Commissioners whom We have Offended
in Grammar School No. 30. dismissed Miss
Farrell removed because her physical condition
such that she cOuld not attend to her duties
The design for the hall OF the Board of Educa-
ton which will be built al Fifty iiinthSt. and Park
ave was decided upon. II Is the design submitted
hy r. lie Bran & Son Many changes win be made
In the original design which was recently described
in TIE Tribune. The large assembly ROOM Instead OF
ound Moor. The specifications provide for build
ING Of the carly Italian Renaissance STYLE II will be
1--WE stories hisf The basement will be- faced with
and the rest OF the two facades with brick and terra
compiled columns # polished granite
Of the building vii! be reached BY means Of board