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moro, johnson and Emmett to act and investigate the
charges contained in the report and report the to
the Board.


Reports Committee on Finance in favor Of re.
moving Ward School No. a. and purchasing q lot for
S9200 for the said purpose. from Common Council in
Greenwich strcst-Ad jpted.


TMr. Ety. from the Finonce COMMITTEES reported in "a
Of transmitting copies of the majority and minority
reports Of the Committee and the report of County So
perinendent, with ali papers in reference to he to
be forwarded TO the County superintendent requesting
him % communicate his views on the subjectAdopted


MIR aEpMoRE offered resolution to ask the Legisla
turs to pass Law making IL obligatory the Common
Schools to usshe Bible, or II not to forfeit to
the school money.


Mr. NcoLL eft surprised that this matter should be re
newed and read long abstract embracing detailed Off
cal statement fro various counties in the State where
the Bible not read.


In Esssr CoNot daily use of Scriptures In quarter
NJ the schools There many schools in which thu
New Testament is used by Glasses of small children a.
Arst reading book. They have not however made sun
cen progress to read inellighy, and they derive but
little benefit. tr


Herkmsr Coun,y2o5 schools in this county, mono Of
which opened at either morning afternoon session
with reading OF the Bble-nor IL that book used az
class book In any the schools The New Testament IL
TO some extent, but the usage 10 by means general


Fowlea Bible Reader containing selections from the
Scriptures has been recommended for general use In the
schools Of this county. 80.


Weachesfer County New testament nscd In four hlths
OF tke schools, either classbook or once aday lac
recent School Convention In this county