New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
A BIG FUND FOR SCHOOLS.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WANTS THE
ISSUE OF 100000 OF BONDS.
RATIFICATION BY THE LEGISLATURE NHO1''
sARY-PREsIDENT KNOX ANNOUNCES

THE ANNUAL COMMITTEES.
The BOARD OF Education held its regular stated
meeting yesterday afternoon in the boaru '0,
No 1856 Grand-st. Notwithstanding the o
weather the Commissioners were heaii9 al" -
their seats. This was probably due TO the iact
that 1t was known that President NnoN "0o''
announce the list of standing committees.
A large amount of minor routine business "aS
transacted consisting chiefly of approprlat'hs
money for maintenance and support OF 'ie '
schools and repairs to buildings. Inc most i'''p
tant matter introduced favorable repoi' "a
the Sites and Building Committees on '"e P0f
sltion to Issue 100000 OF bonds' 'he p,0oe -
therefrom TO be used in building new anu Noi'
conlmodious schoohouses. IN addi"oi " -.
structng those now in use, where II "0"'
found advantageous. Other reforms are
n,ated nrovidinc the bonds Issued me au-
visibility of such procedure has long Dec" u9
cusscd by the Commissioners. ana at 'he "'. mo
y, January 0 the question referred 10 tue
Committee of Sites and Buildings, win l"s'u
lions TO report al yesterdays meeting az W.
cuss,np the matter the committee repoi'eu lawn
ably on the proposition. II would DE hecos's -
according to the report to go 10 'ie Won
for permission. on motion OF Coihiiiissio 80
,rsda,a the matter was referred TO the new 'oiii-
mttee on Legislation. with INSTRUCTIONS "
a suitable bill and take IT to Albany at oior. 50
a introduced and acted upon as soon az posso
commissioner OBrien spoke at length on '"e
.a,sforr,np It's maintenance to the State boaro vi
p,arcation on motion, 1t was referred 10 the ne"
Cor,m,,tee on Nautical Schools with Instructions
IN treat with the State authorizes III ies"' ~
the matter. ., ust NJ
President Knox then announce me Do
standing committees for 1895, after which the boa'u
adjourned eu changes
The new list as submitted s"o"'
and is as follows; ,,.,,a,. Conn
Finance-Commissoner Coleman a eis and Steers
Teachers-Hunt chairman; MoriarN "'
Livingston and Strauss. o,pr,ar Coleman,
Budings-M \ GnairIran and Steers
observation-disclosures, chairman; McBarro'' "0"'1'"
Steers and Strauss. ~ ,,.,, NcRarron Hunt
ana ,iss and New schools-van Arsdale chairman
Coulden Rogers Livingston ana Stegl Yrr,s chair
Course Of Study and Scnooi and Strauss
Snbooi Ftrniture-Goulden, chairman Mo''a''''
Nontant Rogers and Maciay . Noclav Nc
Evsning Schoos-O Brien, chairInah' N"O'"'' "
Rarron Hunt and GuggenheinieI. .,o,s Bonneville
Py-Iaws Elections and Quahnc t,an ''
cbe;rman: Hunt Hubbel Holt and CoIe IiiG >ion
Nautical SchoOls-HuDDel!' cha'i"i"''' ~
tant Rogers and Gerard - c.oors chairman:
iSrarv and Annual Reports-Sleeis' 0"a'i ''
Gerard Beneville. Elias and Mon,antS; o,-rar. eng
Nomination Of Trustees-Gerard ch aaIIrhhihnn Ma
SaInoer Rogers Moriariy, O Bren. HuopeIi Mac
1av NcRarron and Van Arstale o.p,o, Man.
School Svstem-Strauss. chairman y brie'' -ioi''
tant Hubbe, Golden Hunt anu Van Arsda,e
Strauss Elias. Holt Benevle ana .1Uuaue" Cs,v ~
Executive Committee. Normal College, S. .Soi oi
-York-Guggenheim chairman San .rI ana
iJ,Shen Gouiden Maclay Harris, Rogers anu
Hunter. 49,. c.,o.a CITY % \ev-York-
Beneviiie Montant and President WEBB oil the co'-