Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-25
COVINGTOR NE ws.

SCHOOL BOARD PRoCEEDINGs.-The regular
meeting of this body took place last even
ing. A resolution was adopted reducing the
salaries of teachers as follows: Principals
per month, $50; First Assistant, $27 80; Sec
ond Assistant, $22 so; Third Assistant, uu-
changed; female Principal of the Sixth Dis
tTict, $50, The Board then went into an
election Of teachers, which resulted as fol-
lows:
First District-Wm. D. Dunlap, Principal;
Miss Mollie Gray, First Assistant; Miss Sa.
rah B Owens, Second Assistant; Miss Har-
riet E. Brooks, Third Assistant.
Second District George A. Yates, Prin-
cipal; Miss Carrie E. Thomas, First Assist
ant; Miss Mary A. Hill, Second Assistant;
Miss Matilda Herbert, First Third Assistant;
Miss Viola Robinson, Second Third Assist
ant.
Third District-A. e. Clark, Principal;
Miss Nora WeidleT, First Assistant; Miss
Liza Robinson, Third Assistant.
Fourth District-M. II. Worrall, Principal;
Miss Mary r. Shrock, First Assistant Miss
0. Bowen, Second Assistant; Miss Sallie Nc
Gee, First Third Assistant; Miss Nellie
ShOmdick, Second Third Assistant.
Fifth District-- Clifford, Principal
Miss Mollie Young, First Assistant; Miss
Kate Livzy, Third Assistant.
Sixth District-Miss Jane A. Thacker,
Female Principal; Miss 'Lottie Hull, Second
Assistant.
Mr.. Laird presented the following reso.
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
"ReSolVed: That hereafter all interference
on the part of parents or guardians in the
management and discipline of the Public
| Schools of this city will be strictly prehib-
| tied, and that all parents or guardians ag-
! gravsted must apply, in every case, to tue
proper tribunal which is the School Board,
torlredTess, and not call upon the teachers of
their respective schools"
This resolution was rendered absolutely
necessary by the many interteIenCes with
which teachers have of late been annoyed,
THE CoNCERT LAST EvEE1NG.-This enter
tainment passed off very pleasantly, a large
and fashionable audience being in attend
snce. The performance was very creditable
to all who participated in it, 1t would be
unfair to partiCulariZe when all did so we'll
We must, however, make mention of the
young lady who sang atom Hood" it wa:
well done. Such voice in one so young i:
seldom heard.
MAYORS CoURT.-A poor unfortunate
named Thomas Jones, who has long been
pauper, was before the Court this morning
on an inquest of lunacy. A jury was i'm
paneled to try the case, who, after patient
hearing of the testimony, decided that tht
defendant was fit subject for the Asylum
An order admitting him 10 the State Asylum
was therefore issued by Mayor Goodson.
A GAME OF FIsTlcUFF.-A most disgrace
ful affair took place on Scott street, nea
Third, about five o'clock last evening. 1
party of men, finding that they could no
sgree on the way in which this gloriou
Union is to be preserved, concluded to settl
the difficulty by an appeal 10 srms-hst
being the weapons. A rough and tumbl
fight was the result, out of which several G
the combatants came with black eyes an
bloody noses. Parties finally appeared VIII
separated the beligerents, but the old ques
tion of dispute still remains unsettled.