New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
SCHOOL TRUSTEES So NONED.
TO EXPLAIN THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
THE FIGHT OVER THE rRINcIPArsHIP ~ THP
TWELFTH WARD -LKEI1Hoon THAT THE
COMMISSIONERS WILL TAKE ENTIRE

TWELFTH WARD -IIKEIUIoOp THAT THE
co,,,uesro>t.rs WILL TAKE ENTfEE
''AN'H '' '""
I"r .'.,.,n. ,-,r, -. u,,rI - Education
receive summons ''''. W. ,.
this morning - appear h't'T" i i"-in''t'" "''''
noon. anl - sho" cap-" f'r their r'f"-h - t'''f
,i7e WILLIAM T. FffDlI.r, thc principal app niniel
~, ~, ln,rl T., Grammar school 49, -. IN ina,
h' th' "'a'' '' ',''''.'''' w.. ,,.,t ,,. t,,,l.
ds,,rmi,el TO take charge ~ the school under
State law that provides ior ms ACTON ""'n u "r
pears the board that fh" irH'N'N are h'h''''"'H
any school This has been done IN several some
what Slnl'df 'nS''"''' ~
... Dr., ,, rin,,
~ the executive s'sN'v" 90 '' M,
,cor.o ho,,c brought 10 bear on both trustees
,.'.,er, "a the r.a, cause % tho aim
Guilty The trustees nominated Joseph j. '''-'' a
,,che- e., No a. for The place of principal and ~"
''''. 80 Vi t--..ft.ry v.h,
board substituted ne Nom" OF "'' r'''.''''s
was principal of a downtown ',"''"
o-I az teacher = reported - hr poor ana ~ 'N
examination - has qualifications for q principal he
admitted that hc was member ~ AMI had been Sec
rotary - tho H.rlcfn Democratic club Th" pr''-
dcn. q the club is r'.'mnrtnr 'h'rl"' ". ray -
/ ton. arI it nis influence which j. SAW 20 nave
prevailed u"on the trustees 20 nominal" 'aS'f "'''
a., 3D.. i,,. ~ ,-or,o,ion Several x
standing ana in IN" ""' "' ""'''''''' ,.o',..a
M. Commissioners also said that the sam" inh hHcn'"
/ bad hoo. nrourrf - bear on them 70 urg" th"m
/ '''' ~ TO " .... , ,ho ,-,,.,.os The
20 confirm Nl" "'''''''''" ' TO-
I whole aflair Was drnnun''i bN Ut h"l'' ~ "" ''
, i,1irr t,oiitical Interference IN The
SUI 90
/ ,.,n,,fs-ior.r Ni.rrrfv declared Safurdny mat
/ ,tcr. ,,.. nn pl,siIon ~ me boards authority 80
take charge ~ this ssh"el nnI'r t"' VII ~ Le
, ,hr IT. ,es, month a. The trustees there shovel
th~ same disposition - act ~ oti'rt'" 1, hoar'l
/ 'trt 81 "i,,, , Pu the t.acr.rs ~ the nrw school
and takr c1arec " its supplies n th" trustees fail"l
/ fo cooperate with them .
! Commissioner Livingston. who has hal Wa"ii!y
wears experience trustee san h' ',l' W. D..
/ JNarl trustees had placed Themselves III Il Nus.
J.i,ra,c tnsltion IN their opposition 10 ih" b"it
.chou Interest Of the CITY Tn" action oi iH' ,"t
! - T. .jucafion had been soi.,y for IN" Eo"l q" tn'
/ schools In appointing Mr. Fricdb'rg To- IN" "'il u
/ WarI school a WAY had been opened 10 cI'S' an
od school building where b was no longer
and 10 transfer th" "NI'uIItH'N l." .I'.an ,'r -
/ echonl accommodations The board 10y uis Ioi' !,
w99e", , Ih tristers could not afford oppose such
/ . measure and he thought that th"\ wouIh h,'
! persist IN H. ne % 'I,iu t. ''' ~ tbc school
! 'Ho''S - ''', ,.,-r,,r,,c p>TnovAGE
| ,..,,,,. ,,,sis, that tho board should
''''r ..r.o,I,, IN. eligibility II some
'd"' "I " ,,tr n1c. 4 bylaw Of the board
~ "i' "' , ,..,,o, sb,u hold any other
prOVdes thd' H' S'''' CO.. ,,,,.r,.
| office OF cmOumcnt In IL" Guy OF N'''' F''''''
! 80, Dan, chairman John Whalen, Of the