The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-23
ducation Passes
Ind Listens to
1t Last Nights
Session.
B SUMMER VACATION
tendent Snyder Pre-
8 the Names of Train
3 School Graduates.
NEE ING

members were present at the
be- of the Board of Education last
hg. The absentees We're Directors
IN, Cullen, Culve and Lewis.
circular letter from the O~denlographic
Fety of Chicago, requesting all schools
city authorities in all the world TO
2ertain what means, if N rave been
ployed to instruct or encourage the
ildren of public schools in methods of
giene of the oral cavity, was received
Rromptly ordered filed.
ice was received from Julius Hopke
he has an unpaid claim of $4,000
INST Jacob Dubois. contractor, for
Ek and material furnished in paving
e yard of school Building No. 26, which
mount he would like the Board to re-
ain from the moneys due Dubois
Invitations to attend the baccalaureate
sermon, TO be delivered before the classes
of January and June, '99 of the High
School. by the Rev. DR.. Bennitt, at Grace
Church, on Sunday next, at 1890 A. NJ,
and the closing exercises OF Public Scnooi
No. A. Grammar Department, at $3.50 A.
NJ; Primary Department at 1870 r M,
on Friday, June 80, were accepted.
NOTICE Was EGC6lV0Q lrOlh lAO DONA0 =
Finance of transfers of $50 from the ac-
count Of teachers salaries to the account
of j~anitors' salaries, and $3.50 from the
fuel account to the account of station
cry, as requested by the Board Of Edu-
cation, and also hat an appropriation OF
$685. 81 had been made to pay judgment
awarded by the Circuit Court to Archi-
tect Rudolph w. Sailer.
President Mulvaney said he was under
the impression that Mr.. Sailer's claim
was against the Street and Water Board
and should be paid by that board.
superintendent Snyder explained that
it has to be paid out of the special school
account of the Board of Education.
Provision was made for the payment OF
salaries of teachers and j~anitors for the
months OF July and August, when due
Leave of absence to extend from Sep
TENDER 6 to February I, 1906, was granted
to Miss Louise Grace Farrant. teacher OF
Latin and Greek in the High School, to
enable her to attend the American School
in Rome, Italy, with loss of full pay DUR
ing term of absence.
Miss Lillian Van Horn was promoted
from the $500 class to the s40S class. to
take effect July 1; Miss Julia G. Harvey
from the sos class to that of s6OS, and
Miss Mary O'Dea, from s4oS to s52S, to
take effect September l.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Board of Finance to transfer the I'M
expended balance of $500 from the appro-
priation for the payment Of salary OF a
fireman of School No. /, and appropriate
S34e. IS to be added to s141.6 on hand to
make up a total of $791.65, to make up
deficiency in the amount required to pay
the salaries of the ~janitor and engineer
of. school building for the remainder OF
the fiscal year. The Board OF FINANCE
was also requested to transfer the sum
of $50 from account of fuel to an account
to be known as rent account, to be used
for the renting of an additional room IN
the building known as School No. 20 An-
nex. occupied as a Primary Department.
On motion of Director Ward, the reso-
luton of Director Lewis approving of
the action of the Committee on No l
School, in Diminishing the fireman, tabled
at the last meeting, was taken up and
adopted.
Two proposals for the purchase and re-
moyal of the old walls and remaining
material of former School Building Nc.
20 were received from Joseph c.. Duff:
r. e. Mulcahey and George Reese, Duf
& Mulcahey bidding $500 and Reese 500,
which awards the sale and contract LOT
removal to the latter.
A resolution by Director Ward ordering
the schools closed for the summer vaca-
ton from Friday, June 80, to Monday,
September II, was adopted.
Superintendent Snyder reported the fol-
lowing pupils having succes st a,e com n
the Training School and recommended
that the diplomas of the school be award
ed to each of them:-
sophia Autenreith; Mamie Bain, Alletta
Elizabeth Bruce, Hattie Cleveland Kath-
crime cochrane Anna Comfy, F ESnnie
Magdalene Garry, Flora Hoag, Grace
Hopson. Annie Jones, Thomas keegan'
Elizabeth Kelly, Rose Kelly, Lulu Kill
BY. jeanette Lindsey, Julia M; 8 MARY Mary
Margaret Portin, Mary Ranken, Martina
Spencer, Jeanette Thornell, Jane UNDER
hin, Elizabeth Wood.
authorized to provide for the distribution
If diplomas to the graduates n that
their names be placed on the list ssac6 or
ers.