The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-14

Miss Niola Hyatt resIgning her position as teacher
IN Primary Dedartmens School No 8 TO take effect
copied. From Miss maggie c. Long r%ssiguins her
Eosilon rs teacher in Scaool No. 10 to take efeo
Presentation OF cisimsHBoo5ks stationery, etc.
american Bank Co. School No /, 81 Sc, s 60; No 2,
81 & & 4 g. 20; s sos q 8 4 10 70 4 e. e A. "a g - y
I 4. s SIS g 80 1a e. j. 10 sas %, 60 81 49, j. Is Is; ~ 50 IS = u, 5 81 sS'
$50 2, No y: 81 70. No a. g OS No q. 20 10, $3.50. No
4 Il & IS. y sl s. 81 s q 81 s 5 &c 10 n =. / IS S 4 No fo >; Il, 1 e e. 81 N g
Maynard, i Merrill + co; No IL $ias !: No
G. g - No Is $, 90 % e sS e; stly ss 81 gqTdett s CO,
GO Il 4. 4 !, Nc il, : e 30; 81 No S' IS. 80 IS 20 P ssl %; D L si9fd : :
Go. No /, 81 40; No6. s. O5, No o, 50 81; No u. 4 10;
Morgan s Sons, No 9. So; No4s5o; Nc 6. 10 50; No
Janito5s' supplissIwood 8 Menagnn; No l. s. Is;
No No ( !, . ~ "a; No No 4 i 4, as ~ Nc % :, 3 'i 81 g. NJ y I 70; NJ ?, N 81 % p.
+ Ei' : some, oo 2 : 81 g; IS 10 No e sS q. ] NS ( 1 81. ~ I ~ q 4 hoas' 9 I 81
5000. Referred to tie appropriate committees.
Report Of superintendent The superintendent
reported that the Night Schools were opened on
October l6 and that the attendance is very graft
fying The registry and attendance for Wednes-
day. October IS, 1888. ~folOw:-Centrsl School 23l
m tales. 81 females. total s12; atteniance 2OI malas,
q females total 2sl. School No :. $40 males. 80 fe-
males. total $685. attendance pa males. SO females,
total 26s. school No3, 1874 males. So fem ales total
goo; attendance 1872 males, 81 females total g.
School No s. 366 males. % females. total S5I; attend
ance 26l males, so females. t1taI 291. School No y,
ISL male. q females, total POS; attendance Is
males, s6 females. total 2s6' attendance IS? males,
IS females. total 1877. school " Q. 1871 males, *
females. total 204; attendance 100 males. IS fema'e .
total lis. Total regisrry-i5S9 males. Sl femala 4,
total 1917; total attendance 1885 males. 22 female
Report OF Standing Committees-Finanre. bv Mr..
Jones. chairman; Resolved, That the following
claims be ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named as per oil S accompanying.
Presentation Of Claims Books, stationery. etc.
SIS il %; No ), slss, 10; Tc4' SIS q, q os; No
) 81. a. N 50; A A. T., s. s. Is 4; No j u; 81 &
il, s5s s.. 12os; No 20. $40 IS: No 81. S. e. 90
pc Heath 3 GO. No :. 81 $, Nos. sis Il No H. "a 10.
sI6 &, No Is 81, 10 q, $4a5: So q. IS: Losell I
y i g, $50 ass, No IL, $40, No II. q, No q. 1 %,
Il 50, > sloti & Go. j !. No L, So No IS 5 4. PECK
ham. Little = Co. No J. II 40 No 6. 5 OA No %. 50 81.
No q j.. n Morgan & Sons No 2, So No A. $50. No
'Jsuitors, s;a5p'Pies-wood s Mensgh. No. i, s1.7s.
10 No & {. az No Il. ID d IS; No p, a.s ss'i No o. IS, J. Is; No % G IS.
lis; No 20; 9s.s No q, 10 %, 100; No d. i2s, SIC: F
No q. 4Ss: Julia shilds, IS co; James A Bresner,
The yeas and nays being called the resolution
was adonted by the votes or all the members OF
toe board present Bv NJ Jones, chairman Resell
His Honor, the Mayor. TO sign warrants to paw
officers, teachers aud ~ianitors in the employ Of the
Board Of Education for the month Of octobe-. 1893.
when due on payrolls duly certified b. the CITY
superintendent OF Public Schools. The yess and
the votes OF all tho members of the boar1 present
By br. Jones. chatrm1u:
draw and Ills Honor the Mayor to sign warrants to
paw teachers aud ~janitors in the employ of the
ton for the month of October, 1898. when dne on
pay rolls ouly certified by the { ty Superintendent
the resolution was adopted bv the votes Of ali the
members Of the Board present.
By MIR. Jones. chairman:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be requested TO
draw and His Honor the Mayor to sig a warrant
vices in cleaning school No. il, Seut, ii to Sent -,
1898, The same to be paid out of account of JAM,
tors salaries.
was adopted by the vote of all the members of the
board, pres nj, By Mr.; Jones, Chairman; Re.
and his honor the Mayor TO sign a warrant for SIS
to paw Julia Shields for extra services in leaning
The same to be charged TO acconnI of ~janitors;
salaries The yeas ana nays being called the reso-
bers OF the bo1rd present. By Mr.. j Jones ehsIIr,,
man, Resolved, That the BOARD of Finance be
account annual report Is91-;s0ss ssaS.3 to account
of books. Stationery etc, 1882 1898. TO the purpose
of ltQuiia ing certified bills Of long standing,
The yeas and navs beng called, the resolution
was adapted by the votes OF all the members of the
there are eertined bills for WORK aid repairs eos-
tracted for in 1889 and 1891, amounting to 1927 SC,
It resolved, That the board Of finance be req3este ID
to make transfers of the uneTpeuded balances of
Spprop psaa' ss odlSiouWesooyysseesS o n for ls a1Ipse on P PTb1Io
school No. 6, bal nce 1904 IL; S. for repairs on
said amount to be transferred to account Of repairs
on any or all schools made or to be m sde by direo-
ton Of the Board OF Edncation. The yeas and nays
votes of all the members of the Board present.
oo Teq @ 6 s5er y 'oS Mr. M sa Allen. Sasir%a4 4n. on Mi re
Nary OCallahan be and she is hereby appointed a
teacner in Grammar. Department. school No 2. to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss
Ma y L Shaffer, said appointment TO take effect
November /. 1888. The yeas and nays being called
the resolution was adopted by the VOTES Of all the
members OF the Board present. BY Mr. Allen,
chairman. On recommendation of Mr. Cowles-Re,
appointed a teacher in Primary Department,
School No ), to fill the vacancy caused by the
ment to take effect November l 1898.
The yeas and nays being called the resoIutios
the Board present. By Mr.. Allen ohairman-On
recomn endation of Director Allen. be it resolved.
That Miss Mary A. Pocknsll be and she is hernbY
promoted to fill the vacancy cyused by the resigna-
lion Of Miss Eliza Hardy. School No. s, said appoint
icing called the resolution was adopted by the
votes OF all the members OF the, Board present.
of Director Allen be it resolved, That Miss Relic
Hardy be and she is hereby appointed teacher in
motion of Miss Mary A PockneII, said appoint
mont 10 take effect November !, 1898 The yeas and
nays being called, the resolution was adopted by
ahe votes or all the members OF the Board present
By Mr. Allen Charm an-Qu the recommendation
Of Director Allen be 1t resolved, That Miss Emma
Brown be aud she is hereby sppointet rsaoasr in
School No s Annex, said appointment to take
effect November /, 1898 The yeas and nays being
called the resolution was adopted by : 20 vote OF
all the members or the bard present school No 70
by Mr. Jones, committeeman, reporte that he had
fully investigated the complaint OF MIR Mutohlor
and had sustained the Principal fully Report
adopted
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Night Schools by MI. Jones, chairman:
Resolved That the following be appointed teach
ers in the several evening SCHOOLS an | that they be
ASSIGNED to duIy and released in accordance with
the reg llations heretofore ADOPTED Ivy the hoard:
Central SCHOOL,. u. Dillingham;, principal; ]. X
Light, lharles E Gruff, Edward Perr1ne, &. Reidy
Lulu G, Eanant, Elizabeth G, Gilbert. school No
2-J. j, Hopkins. principal: Jennie A, Garry. Anna
A. Brown, Minnis v. Stanley, Clara L. Mcrarter,
Mary u. burke, Lille Howell, Ada A. PARK, Fanny
Van Orden, Mary MeNamera- School No. al. Fl.
Brensinger. principal; Fan ME Brow. Kate McMul.
nings, Agnes Nolan, school Na. SC. A.
y 3 Robinson, Jennie NJ Lewis.
Alice Reyiile. Teresa ,Copgingfr, Hattie nerling
School No: II, Maggie l. Vau Wtnker, Principal
yates, fmma Boiling, Dora Kock. Emma SMACK
school No u. Charles PASS ell. Principal, Pauline
GustiDger Flor nee Bsur, Ella Roe. Helen Cum
mings. Mary J Veil, Kate Whelan School No q. l
Ii Evans, principal; Ida Falkenbury, Mary Con
neey, Maggie Walsh Augusta Smith. Kate Kenny