Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

Number Of schools 10 aggregate uurnber Of pupils
on the rolls, 4s5-4being an average Of ASS
Aggregate number Of pupils present every school
day, l79 average 1T,9 10 each schooL ~ ssr~ -
Number Of pupils corporeally punished, 81, - ~
Aggregate number Of days actually employed Ia
school, 211 average, 81 ] days. ,... 1as.f. ~
Aggregate Of time made, llS days az averages Of
Average number Of pupils in attendance al all the
schools 404, being 4o4 70 each school ~ - I'll
Aggregate number OF days attendance, s,757 an
Agsrsssstss number ofd4ys absence I,cssslaa az.
NUMBER waiting admission, per cent q time
Number Of visits BY Trustees Of First District 49,;
by y. Magruder, of Second District q; by DR. Me-
Kim Secretary total, ss. go 49,
The aggregate number Of days employed IN
school, shows the number of days the teacher was
present, but not in all cases the number OF days
the school was opening viz there were st days lost
n s.ys would make tbs ms
ployed in school 220 days, being an average OF ~
days 10 each school the nuber Of school days IN the
month The best attendance was IN the female depart
ment OF the district school, Miss Mary Z. Middleton
teacher The most irregular ia second department Of
male primary school, Miss M. j. Mills, (assistant)
teacher. # PA
Second District Number of Schools II
Aggregate number ofpupils on the rolls, 6s7j be-
ing an average Of 5710-lI. 5000 @t4
Aggregate number of pupils present every school
dAy mg an average o. zSa.lii nn;.,aa
Aggregate number Of days employed in school,
2S919; an average Of els IL days
Aggregate OF time made 1873 days; an average OF
H.l.1l. l- - Ell
Average number Of pupils in attendance. $50; be-.
ing 90 TO each school. -
Aggregate number of days attendance 1884 1-2
average OF l.l44 days 4s
Aggregate number Of days absence, 900 II; aver
age of 6l.9-l1
Number waiting admission, l6 /; per cent Of time
i
Visits by trustees. BY j. p. Dickinson of lsl dis
trct BY trustees of I'd district AS by DIR. McKim
lsecret;ry,( 10; by DIR. O. Davis, OF sd district
Two schools in this district were closed day
each to arrange new furniture, and one half day
and no reason assigned, which, added TO the number
of days employed in school, would give 242 days, or
% days to each-the number Of school days in the
month. g s% 8sga 94
The best attendance was in the fema'e department
of the district school, Mrs. s. j. Randolph teacher
and the most lrregusr in the I'd department of pri
mary school No 4, Miss Ellen L. Hawkins {asslsant}
teacher. reea
Third District Number of schools. IL.
Aggregate number Of pupils ON the rolls, 7l0j av-
eTage, 50 If.
Aggregate number Of pupils present every school
day, 246; average, 2o16.
Number of pupils corporeaily punished, Is aver
Aggregate number of days employed in schools,
28S !; average, 81 1ll2. Aggregate of time made,
220 days !; average, 1871. n
Average number Of pupils In attendance, Gal, be-
ing SO 5-l2 tosa school st7s4 E y
Aggregate number of days attendance, l4.2o51S
an average of 1884 days. 84
Aggregate number of days absences, 1,2551S; an
average Of l0453 days.
Number waiting admission, l7s; per cent, Of time
Loaf, 8. a ggosys
Number of visits by Trustees OF Third District rs.
One day was lost by one of the teachers from sick
ness which, added 10 the number of days employed
in school, would give 264 days, or 22 days to each
school NEM HGEG UE#
The best attenanoe was in Primary School No. 4,
Mas j. G. Moss, teacher afA s eo
The most irregular in the I'd department of the
male district school, Mr. w. w McCathran, assistant
teacher. sG ta aa& sta s z'as4& HA n
Fourth Dstrict---Number Of schools, g. i n
Aggregate number of pupils on the rolls, a67; Az
erage of 81 lie. @. && n
Aggregate number Of pupils present every school
day, 1877 average 81 l-6.
Number of pupils corporeally punished, 10, aver
age, 216 aE,
Aggregate of time made, l20; average, 20 days.
Average number Of pupils in attendance, s42, being
81 to each school o EF $500 aI tsl 4
Aggregate number Of days attendance, 7,559H 1
average, 1853 6-5 days
Aggregate number Of days absence, soe16 aver
age, 1Ol.
Number waiting admission l4l; per cent. Of time
Visits by Trustees Of Fourth District, 8 by Doctor
McKim Secretary, L; DR.. G. w. Davis, OF Third Dis
trict total T. EE
The best attendance was in the Female Department
Of the District School, Miss NJ A. Mburn, teacher
and the most irregular, in the Male Department Of
same school, Mr.. j. E. Thompson, teacher.
Reorganization Whole number of pupils in the
four districts 2,202; being average of 55o15 to
each district. tGEp 4
Whole number present every school day, SOL; an
average of 222M,
Whole number corporeally punished, 90; an ave.
rage of %. 4
Total aggregate number of days actually employed
in the schools, 845; average Of 81 days.
Total aggregate OF time made FOG; average 17651.
Average number Of pupils IN attendance, 1883
average 4S4. ~ N#L@lA uatf&tNE
Total aggregate number Of days attendan &c,
4S,l0616 average, 1916. a@ @g1f
Total aggregate number OF days absences, 3,So51f
Total number waiting admission, $40; average, So.
Total per cent of time lost 5. a OF
Total number OF visits by Trustees, 1872; average,
ASK visits. sh No A
The best attendance was in the female department
Fourth District school, Miss M. A. Milburn; the
most irregular in Male Primary, I'd department,
First district Miss M ]. Mills, teacber.
Thiriy-eight visits were made by Trustees Of First
district
Forty-seven visits were made by Trustees Of Sec
ond district. fs
Ninety-tyo visits were made by Trustees of Third
district Cad
Five visits we're made by Trustees of Fourth district
s. A. HsMckIM, Secretary
BoARp or ALDERMEN, Oct "a bin for the inn
pTovement OF street, from Four-and-ahalf to Water
street. was passed.
bill for the relief Of Mr.. Repatd was taken up
and rejected t4@9 T8ts sNsg ftt
Alderman Smith introduced bill for regulating the
inspection of lumber The old law makes it penal
offence for dealers in this article (both BUYERS and
sellers) to buy or sell lumber unless il has been in
spected here. The old law is nullty, inasmuch as
tie courts here have decided that the offence being
Joint both parties must be named in the same war
rant and that two persons cannot be joined in the
same warrant unless it be partnership, (Which could