The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-06
BAYONNE BOARDS.
Public School Teachers APP
pointed for Next Year
and Salaries Fixed.
MAYOR FAIRS YEToES.
Salary Raises Stopped - Fight
ing a SaIoon--.Ballots
Without Result.
MAYOR FARR'S VEToES.

City superintendent Davis read his
monthly report.
He stated that the pupils required more
room. aud suggested that as soon as DOS
sible, the Board should have a separate
building for the Academic Department.
The report embodied recommendations
that the Principals of Schools Mes. l,
and 4 be relieved from teaching classes,
that a special teacher of drawing
be engaged and that the provision
or the Boards manual to have vocal
music taught. be carried u t.. Accom-
panying the report were petitions from
the coming senior and junior CT asses of
the Academic Department that Latin be
introduced into the curriculum. The
matters we're referred.
Trustee Lonsdale called up for consid-
Grafton his proposed amendment TO the
manua to schedule The salaries of
teacherS as follows: Male principals
$1,000 TO 81 800. femate principals $1,000
10 $1,000; head assistants of Grammar
and Primary Departments 500 to
81, 600; first assistants, S525 TO 5000; second
ASSISTANTS, $3.50 to $500; third assistants,
S400 10 1923; fourth assistants. $500 to $3.50.
AS no Trustee cared TO ebate the pro-
position it was Immediately put to a vote
and-defeated by eleven noes TO three yeas.
After some desultory discussion, the de-
ferred report of the Committee on Schools,
ullottinz tue teachers to the several
schools and designating their positions
aid salaries, WIS taken up Il adopted.
The teachers IRE as follows:-
SCHOOL No. 1.--Mr. Henry E.. Harris,
priucilat i; Miss Cora E. Green. head as
s~istant: Mrs. Jessie Hosford. Miss E. M.
II, M 1fiE1 M NY Enri Mics
Dobson, Miss NJ. .. bradley, and
Miss Hannah j. Shafer.
SCHOOL No. 2.-Mr. Phillip G. Vroom,
principal: Miss Ella Earle. head assist
ant; Miss Euphemfa Low. Miss H.
Richardson, Miss H. e. Robinson, Miss
Nellie B. Inness, Miss Rosalie G..
Wilde, Miss Clara Barnett,
Miss Aida l.. Conover. Miss Margaret
Beny. Miss Gertrude L. Earle. Miss Ida
Keraegan, Miss M. b. Wyckoff. Miss
Hannah E. Wilson.
SCHOOL No. 3.-Dr. George A. Atwater.
principal; Miss Marion McA. Christie.
head assistant; Miss Minnie S. Sloan,
Miss Floreuc, Van Cleaf, Miss Harriet
n. Collyer, Miss II. I. Laourette, Miss
Louise L. Eddy, Miss Yole Fontana, Miss
Louise Boorman.
SCHOOL No. 4.-Miss Alice B. Wilson,
Principal; Miss ]. Dobson, Head Assist
ant: Miss Bernetta Vroom, Miss Emily
n. hiS9 anuat H. 0uuCu MIS-
Mary Farnan, Miss Mary J. Donohue.
SCHooL No. 5.-Mr. Peter G. Wyckof,
principal; Miss Elizabeth r. Allan. head
assistant; Miss Fannie Im0rie. Miss Jep-
ME A. Ruth, Miss Edith G. Wilde. Miss
Caroline H. Reynolds. Miss Lille H.
Blake, Miss Jennie Fl. Marks. Miss Anna
Flank, Miss Ada N. Low.
SCHOOL No. 6.-Mr. Ebenezer G. Earl.
Principal; Miss Lille j. Richardson,
Head Assistant; Miss Martha S. Elmen-
dorf. Miss Gertrude C. Griffith, Miss
Elizabeth R. Cottrell, Miss Virginia NJ.
Houston, Miss Margaret H.. Freure. Miss
Sarah E. McG wire. Miss Nellie B. Ramsay,
Miss Bessie Gillender, Miss Jennie NJ.
Ramsay, Miss Robina L. Harvie and Miss
Jessie o. Wheeler.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.-Miss Mary j..
Thomas and Miss Rachel E. Noe.
On motion of Trustee Doyle the Board
went into an election for a Secretary.
Michael f. Humphrey. a Fourth
Ward Democrats; Trustee Lonsdale
named Frank Melville. a Third ward
Republican; Trustee Wheeler proposed
Theodore E. Sloat, a First ward Republi-
can, and Trustee Graham nominated ex-
Secretary George W. Shredder, a Third
ward Democrat. Six ballots were taken
without an election.
The Counci1men-
The Board of Councilmen held a session
lasting two hours. Mrs. A. L. A. Mackie
sent in a protest against her property
being sold at the Martin Act tax sale to
be held this afternoon. She claimed that
the unpaid assessment for the OPENING of
West Fourth street was excessive, that
money was rendered the City Collector OF
Revenue and refused. The matter was
referred TO City Attorney Northrop.
Mayor Farr sent in a veto of the liqnnr
license of Nathaniel Ellis for No. 7l3
Avenue d. He said the application Was
defective, and did not contain sufficient
signatures. He also called attention to
the protest against granting the license
presented by 1877 residents of the vicinity.
BY a vote Of five to four the veio was
tabled.
Mayor Farr also vetoed the Boards
action to have West Cent e street. vacated
from Avenue d to West Forty-eighth
street as petltioned for by Anthony p.
Saltar, who offered to excfaug. properly
for the present site OF School No. g. He
said that az no provisions for moving the
school 10 the proposed new site q been
made IN The annual tax levy ordinance.
the vacation Of the street would close az
cess 10 tie school. - This veto was also
tabled by a vote of fve,to four. <
EThere were three other veeoes from the
Mayor and ali were tabled by vafes Of
five to four. The PRINCIPAL veto OF the
trio was levalledE against the7 annual
salary ordinance. The Mayorobjected tn
increasing the salaries of the City Clerk
and Chief of Police. Tae two other
We. oes dealt with sewer plans and inn
proyements and Waterman maps.
Protection Engine Company No. S, Pc
titioned for a steam fire engine. A reso-
luton by Councilman Bridgman author
iziug the expenditure of 1900 for a third
class engine of that kind was adopted. So
was a resolution by Councilman Donoh, e
authorizing the purchase of u $500 hose
cart for the Companv. Councilman
Benny endeavored to have the veto of the
salary ordinance taken from the
table and either over-ridden or con-
firmed. He failed to move the
seven members of the big Eight" even
when he spoke of the officials being kept
for months without ray. Then ne threat
ened that IL the ordinance was passed
over the veto thu matter would be taken
to Court upon ,ertiorari proceedings.
Tue Board decided toilet the Veto and orr
dinauce remaiu on The table untiian adj
journed meeting 10 be beid next Tuesday
evening.
Yesterday afterif6on the Newark police
~telephoned TO Police Headquarters in this
CITY the description. OF Patrick I4ee,,s aged
thirty-two years. of that city, who was
drowned In Newark. BAY from au -excur-
sion barge on Sunday, June 10. IT. is be-
lieved TINT the body of the drowned man
found floating at the junctnre of Newark
Bay ami the Kill vpl Kull about asfort-
night ago anliburiet IN PDtter's field rs
unidentiied,yiS that of Lee.
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