New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
THE SCHOOL BOARD ~ SESSION.
THE APPOINTMENT OF 35l TEACHERS CONFIRMED
PROVISION FOR NEW BUILDINGS AND SITES

THE APPOINTMENT OF 33l TEACHERS CONFIRMED
PROVISION FOR NEW BUILDINGS AND SITES
The Board of Education held its regular meeting
at the hall of the Board No. 1+G Grand-st. yester-
day afternoon and transacted business o. coiSi"-
era BILE importance. The Commissioners dld not hiS-
cuss the proposed new manual tn" report OF me
Committee on instruction confirming the appoint
men, of a5l teachers and substitutes was adopted.
The names of John j. Egan and Hannah :. VIII
gate for appointment rs regular teachcis were
withdrawn. Principal Whi'osdc was transferred
from Grammar School so to School No. 3. and
Principal Slattcry from School NO = to no %.
A resolution was adopted favOrias an issue or
bonds TO the amount Of s26S,1'o for new schooi-
house at Henry and Oliver sts.. the contract for
the work being awarded to 7. j. Brennan; also
for bonds to the amount Of S2G.@o for building
in Trnity-ave near One-hundred- nd -thirty-ifth-
ST. the contract going TO Hugh McNally
An appropriation Of go 80 made for build
ing on CITY Island and Of sl00e5 for improving the
new lot adjoining Grammar School NO =" Inc
purchase Of the following sites for school buohEs
was authorized: No Coz Sxth-si.. in me rear
of Grammar School No. Il a plot in the rear of
Primary School No. u. No ~ f.'s' '"'N
eighth ST. adjoining Grammar School No. "A;
plot in Audubon-avc. near oie-huI'"r'n anu
sixtv-eghth-st and two plots in West ForiY-ifth-
:, in he rear of Grammar School NO 81 The
Board decided to lease vacant huiIolhe@ III INV
lower part Of the city for temporary Scho"' P"'-
moses which will aCcOmmC1at" ~ pNlnS
The offer by the vcstry of ST. MichaeTs 'hurch OF
temporary school accommoda tions was d"ciinei
With thanks on the ground that the premises
offered could not be utilized for school purposes.
commissioner Charles Bulkley Iiubbell. FOR the
Special Committee High Schools. reported mat
81 n0 for the opening of tree hiGh 'choois "aS
needed al once He suggested that the TWO S'ho11lS
in Nest Twolfth-st. and West Ihirt'eh'h-s,, ~
used for this purpose and IN" plplls ~ iI'f'lt -
tending these schools be assigned 10 DINER S'!ioo
The adyisabili.y Of this suggestion was qu'S'loh
by some Of the Commissioners. bui Inc i,Noit VI
Mr. IIuhbell i'm other respects was approved tN "
adoption OF a resolution asking the soar" Oh r.'I
mate to apprOlriatc $,oct' lot 'l' 'S'""'''' " "
temporary hign schools ,.;,,, ,h,-
4 r, mort from Superintendent Jasper asking ma
the lower foor Of No IA (irand-st. he rented an"
ftted I'D for the of the Board ol SulfIhlrnu
ents at an expense not t. exceed SzV was i'i''''"
10 the Committee on Buildings with favor. ,
\ resolution of thanks To the clurch"s ollerii'S
mo tomnorar,, use Of Sunday-schCo ol rooms nN
school children who not provided Ioi !" '"'
regular schools was adopted. .., ,h..,
After the Board had adjourned Ii was I,1iliIu w"
an alternative writ of mandamus. ISSUED pi Jusu.
R,schofY htd been served upon Arthur McMulh.',
clerk of the Board requiring the Coninissionei,s , w.
show cause why :, permanent WIZ siioulu ~.
issued compelling them to review me cas- o, l d
lam II Nammack teacher in 'famin"' '''"'o'
No 81 who removed last May