Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05

The gentleman from the Second Ward talks Of
woik, and who will work. He (Mr. Mulloy,
represented hremen was elected in part ny them
the bin pass
The question being taken the bill passed unan.
The Board took a recess, and upon resuming
took up the bill as il was passed by the Alder
men, with amendments A short discussion en-
sued relative TO the nature of the bond of fifty
dollars in disorderly cases, and whethe the bond
could be enforced by the police magistrates, in
which Messrs Mulloy, Clark and LLOYD partici.
Pated- The bill was then passed, and ordere
to be published ' - =
Mr.. Lloyd offered resolution inoujrjnp of the
Corporation Attorney whether the ninth section
OF the Charter Of 1870 empowers the Marshal of
the District 10 retain in the county Jail offenders
against the Corporation laws, on their failure to
ton; passed
And the Board adjourned till Monday next.
PUBLIC SCHooLs-The Board of Trustees met
yesterday, the president, Col. Randolph, IN the
chair. PTesent-Messrs. Ironsides, Young, Cha
pin, Brandt, Walsh, Wilson wilIett, Bacon.
fTice and X. Ricketts,, secretary of the board,
Applications for position as teachers were re-
celved Ion Miss X. A. Adams and Mrs McMa-
non referred to committee on examination of
teachers
The President announced the following COM
mittees:
On Examination of Teachers-Messrs. Walsh.
Chaplin, Price and Wilett
On Books-Messrs. Young, Ironsides, Brandt
On Rules-Nessrs Chaplin Moroan Price and
j. f.. Morgan.
A letter was received from Sam'l Yorke AtLee.
transmitting to the Board copies of Lossing's
School History
The Treasurer presented sundry bills, all of
which We're ordered TO be paid, except one OF
Gray * Ballantyne for books, &C. for Third dis
trict, which was referred to the sub-board of said
district ~
The President presented the foIlowing resoI,-
ton. which was adopted:
hrSoirta, That in making up the monthly re-
ports the teachers may hereafter omit the names
OF the pupils and render only the statistical state
llenls on The outer page of the printed forms,
properly filled p and signed as heretofore, with
the respective months endorsed thereon
Dr. Irons des presented the application Of Miss
Alice h Adams for a teachers place in a prima-
~ school, proposing, in addition to the usual
branches taught, drawing, 4 c., upon a new plan;
which was referred TO the committee on examin-
alton of teachers.
Messrs. Wiliett and Wilson called attention to
The necessity of finding some other place for the
meeting Of primary school No. !. Fourth district
or so repairing the present building as at least to
give some comfort to the children and teacher of
that Sc hOol
Mr.. Price from the committee to whom was re-
ferred at the last meeting the application of Kel-
lis HoTd, to introduce into the Public Schools his
new science of teaching, asked that the commit
Tee De discharged from the further consideration
OF the subject; and, on bis motion, the applica-
ton was referred 10 the committee on examina-
ton Of TEACHERS
Mr.. Brandt suggested the appointment of a
committee 10 represent the interests Of the Pub
grcss.
DIR. lronsides moved that a committee consist
ing Of tve be appointed, in accordance with said
suggestion; which motion being adopted, the
pin, Price, and Brandt.
The Board then adjourned