, 1862-11-18

to the names OF eleSSrS. Armstrong and |
Thompson, who were reported to the preyi-
Gus meeting br DR.. Foster, from the Commit
tee On Teachers.
4 discuI sion of i somewhat personal nature
here took place, which it ,Fcuid not be pro ,,sr
10 report: ....
Air. W,ntworth nominated Mr. Jeremiah
slccum Il 1rvipgton, New York
On motion OF Nr. Ncwbsrry the Roard pro-
cetdsd 10 ballot for . principal OF kluzie
School, rhich resulted in 1ne election OF
William j. Armstrong. ot Yellow springs,
Gttn ccpnty, Ohio. The successful ca1di-
d.1e is L graduate OF Antioch College, Ohio,
..ld ccnes highly recommended.
APPOINTMENTS AND CERTIFICATES.
Dr. Fcetcr, from tie proper Committee, re-
ported the iolloH1rg appointments: Amelia
Z. Fisher and a!ary L. J.Dnirg, Assistants III
Erarkin School; Elizabeth Williams 10 the
kinzle School; Gcorsiana Moody to the
Brown School. a cel titicAte was reported as
granted 10 Fanny g. Ba:E Concurr.d il.
COMMITTEES.
The President anrointcd Mr.. Wicker to tne
CcMmir1etN on Apparatus and furniture. and
also os Tic toElull.cc on The FranA11a SCHOOL,
Confirmed.
SICKNESS ON THE AyESCEs.
COMPLIANT was made that since the bounda-
1iss had been set between tae Haven and
Ausely S.lCu1s, there Nas an alarming IT,
ersase OF ficknass amorg thuee children who
were ;n the Mvsely District. Nu;u-rou5 iu-
ttalCe6 we're MGntiUtItu where pu sii, lisuertu
.,er., c11y besl,ly, had suddenly been fauud by
| the ta1Dlly ph, sician to possess Ihs see35 q:
tCule dea.l,-d eling disease; aud alt this was
! ior 1Ge uriosr III gvillug the psrH.l5 10 ut
| trn1 ii" Haven School. The Superintendent.
| was instructed to keep both eyes open, AMI
| STUDY pathology diligently.
FANCY DRESSES II TIE HIGH scooL,
| 3{r 1fe5 -,
Beard TO a rule established By sue priacipal Of
! tle llish School, coIptlsiEg tlle male students
| to take OIL ths it boots in ante-rooln, and
substituting therefor light slil'pzrs. The
| 5nung gentlemen object to this requirement
| on the ground that tile room is sonetimes
comliairtE, smallpox, consumption and n11-
HI ryEs ciaer disclscs are engenCer.d there
| by:
The: also say That the yonng ladies' have
heavy boots in thcse days and make "A great
deal tf Ie17e, and The t-achcr hm5 is not
gully u wearing eitner hgnt boots or slip
ptrs.
Mr.. Ryder thought it vas carrying Z good
tln:.e tli'1e ZOO tar.
| Sir. Steele was oi opinion that it was cutting
| it r., ht fit.
MIR. Tat ss:d it YRS a hualaug which ougn.
t. be exploded.
Ire subject WIS referred to the superiutend
LII ftr reaiedy:
MARKING TIE SCHOLARS.
| A{r. Taft brought up The question Of s uui
1o:n,lly vi marking the pupils, to exhibit
their gr:dc in the Schools He vas informed
that ttAchtrs varied III the mode and pian 0
! E.tp!ng the II cori.
Mr. Wci1s explained that he had endeavorsi
10 ltr.ecs 4 uniform system, bas found it al
n.1st impossible to Elske head gay.
Dir. RYDER had hs ard OF cities Were tut
Be:td OF Education issued arbitrary rules fo
| ~ tltAr+ An nF
Peidang the slss ussn1, and without takisi.
| ary action on the motion of Mr. Carpcptst
tie Boa1d adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Council met last evening {Nos. Is, a: Ii.
, usual tour. His Honor the M,yor il t.;
Chair. Present at the opening: Alderme
Shimp, Hahn, Schnl1, Corlln. Hoo,m II, La =
Shufeldt, Comisky, Sh~ridaa, B.raG 7.a IT.,
> Holden and Salomon.
, Minutes OF ,he last meeting we're read AZ
E approved.
, CONTRIBUTION TO SANITARY COMMISSION.
r Aid. Holden presented petition from th
! Cbicago Sanitary Conlmissien, set'iag fort
n that the sum of S5 600 contributed by the Cit
r CouEcii TO tlc Commission, had been jad
= cously applied to the relief of sica au
rounotd soldiers from Illinois, and askin
: ttat az additional appropriation b. made #
i their rlief. !icconpan, ing the petition vs.
report Of the Treasurtr's account Of receipt
ard Disbursements, from the time Of th. 81
garizatiun Of the Commission to Oct. Is
5 lSG2. Disbursements amounted to SID 81:
= | Also reports upon the condition Of the sew
ri 1,ospltsls, in which are the sick sud wou1t
d Ald. Ho.d>n offered the to!lowiug:
l. AN ORDINANCE
d To aid in the relief O: sick aud wounded SO
g diers:
% SEcTloS 1-That the sun, Of IS 600 be, and Il
a. sanis il h,1enr appropriated from the anoult
The City Treasury, collected BY taxation duri,
rs Of aTo1Gng relief to sick ana wounded eo1diEr:
- The ssrne to he exp sded under the direction
the Chicago B,aAch Of the United States Santa
- SEC a-That the City Comptroller be, and he
IL hereby su!hu1lzed to draw war-a
s9nnes, 81 ~ seaeIs o I The aSRf cRte
u s7a1 ch II tho nitcd States Sanitary ,oumlssi;
Is fot loo; and deliver the same to him as soon
il, there shs by sufficient money to the credit Of "a
fond to pay the came. fur the purpose set furth
D. the first ttctlon Of this ordinance.
ID On motion, the petition, report aad ort
" nance Eerr EefeTrtd to the Finance Comm
tee, to be reported upon at the next regul
$ netting
10 AMENDMENTS TO c1TT CHARTER.
OF A communication was presented from A.
q. Troop, inQuiring whether there we're al
o. amendments or alterations to be made in Il
Ill city chsrter By the present Legislature, al
e. suggesting tnat it so, that committee BE- a
i'd pointed to revise and prepare the same, a.
al 10 bring them before the people for their q
- proval before the same arc presented for t
- action Of the Legislature. Referred to t
n, | Committee on Judiciary.
be PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented from Paul Caro-
ha Leonard Rotbgeroer, ]. P. Brooks and othe
-. asking for reduction Of taxes. ReteTrcd-
lls Petition p1aying that the name Of Margal
IS, street be changed to that Of Willard Plat
of Referred.
~, 4 petition Was presented from the proper
holders on West Harrison street, praying tt
the gas pests may be placed nenrer tog7th
Is. in compliance with the charter Of the G
80 Company-1epresentipg that on porti IN
lay that Street only three posts to block hs
of been ailowed-Iewer than a1ung streets OF l,
nd importance. Referred to Committee on G
st Lights. --..
IL street, represent that Railroad G3npan
". obst1uct that street, to their great inconv
he itnce. By leaving cars upon the track for 9
-. eral hours at time; and praying for rel
u Tnta ind fa