Evening star., 1866-08-15
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


OF the Board OF Trustees of Public Schools
was held at the City Hall, DIR. f. y Walsh in
the chair. and the following present Messrs.
Wilson, Woodward, johnson, Holmead Cas-
sell. Treasurer Morsell and Secretary Boiseau.
The chair laid before the Board the resigna-
tion Of Miss Jennie A. Ramsey of Secondary
School No. :, and Miss Frances EIyans of the
Female intermediate School of the Third Dis
trlct, which was accepted, and a resolution
was adopted expressive of the regret of the
Board OIL receiving the resignation of Miss
biNahs' who has been q teacher for fifteen
years.
A communication was received from the
commissioners OF the Fire Department en-
closing resolutions for the appointment of a
committee TO consider plan to make the fire
department more effective, and empowering
mem TO confer with the Trustees on the pro-
prlety OF turning over the building formerly
known as the Northern Liberty engine house
new occupied for school purposes, for the use
OF the IRE department, and recommending
the erection of a more suitable building for
the schools occupying that building: and in
forming the Board that Messrs THOMPSON
Canheld and CLARK were appointed the COM
mlttee The communication was referred to
the sUb-bOard of the Second District
lac election of teachers being in order. the
nn nonlhatlons for the several districts were
made separately by Messrs. Wilson, Wood
ward. johnson, and Holmead, and they were
elected, as follows:
Fisst District Male Grammar school. S.
JnO. Thomson, "A. NJ, re elected: Female
Grammar, Miss Annie f. Evans, re-eIected:
Male intermediate, Amelia NJ Kirk re-
elected Female Intermediate, No. !. Helen T.
Williams, reelected; Female Intermediate
No. 2 Fannie +. Hoover, promoted from Sec
ondary No. ]; Secondary school No. l, not or
sanized; No. 2. Miss L. r. Redmond, re-
elected No 3, Mrs. Mary J. White. reelected
No t, Miss Serapnina Brown, acting: No s.
MIS-. Maria T.. ROdIer, reelected: No G. Miss
OctayIa Israel, acting, Primary No. ]. Miss
Kate A. Mcmahon. promoted from sub-assis-
tant. Nc ,. Miss Emily Robinson. reelected:
No. ., Miss Eta G.. Bates, reelected: No 4
Miss Oceana A. Walker, reelected; No. 5, not
organized: No. 6. Miss NJ. T.. StabIer re-
elected; No. :, MISS Maria l.. Allen. e-eIected.
No. :, Miss Belle NJ. Mash, new school: No.
. not organized; No 10, not organized: Sub
Assistant, Miss AddIe Fuller.
Second DjStrIct.-M ale Grammar. Female
Grammar. -; Male Intermediate Mrs r
Meyers, reelected; Female intermediate, No.
J. Miss T. Billing, reelected No. ., Mss NJ
T. Fletcher, acting; Secondary, No. l, Miss III.
M. Morse. re elected; No. ,, Miss Jane Thomas,
reelected; No. g. Miss Julia A. Brown, l,ro-
NOTED; No. 4, Miss Mary Tucker, re-eiected.
Nc. s. Mary T.. Rowe. promoted No. g. MISS
Susie l. TIlley, promoted; No. :, Miss Adele
TAFT. promoted: Primary No. I, Miss Maria
Davis, reelected; NO.2, Miss Maggie Flenner.
reelected; No. 3, Miss Ella Wade, new ap-
pOintnent. No. 4. Miss l.. Parker, re e-elected:
no. s, Miss Laura NJ. Lewis, new appoint
meEt; No. 8, MISS Ii. J. Free, new appoint
ment. No. :, Miss Rose Sewall, new appoint
rnent No. {, +. Wilson, acting: No 9 NOT
3reaniZec; No. ~, not organized; Sub.assistant,
ElIZs Cation.
T1tTd DistTict.-Male Grammar, William W
HcCathran; Female Grammar, Mary E Ram
sey; MAZE intermediate, Chase Roys: Femal.
intermediate Nc. ]. Addie Thompson, acting:
No. 2 hannah johnson; Secondary No. -:
NO. Lucy Davis; No 3, T.. A Allen: No 4
JOSEF IhiEe BHd; No. ), symphonic Lusby: No
o, Kate Morphy; No. ., Lizzie Hinton: No. :.
Amelia J. Donnelly; No. 9, Jane Moss Pri-
No. 8. Eliza Simpson: No. 1, Mary Awkward:
No >, Mary A. Hill; No 6, Mary Armistead:
No {, Alice Martin: No :, Eliza Wheatley:
No ., Alberta Bright; SUBJ assistant.
Fourth District.-1Iale Grammar, Mr. r.
Thompson: Female Grammar, Mrs NJ. A. Am.
idon; Male intermediate, Miss 6. "A. Reed Fe-
male intermediate, Miss :. f. Eckloff; Secon
day No. i, Miss A. NJ Adams: No . Miss Nj
A. Lee: No 8, Miss NJ. +. Martin: No 4, Mrs.
u A Bowen: No. 5, Miss Alice Adams: No. 6.
Hlss ii. ). Magee: No. :, Miss A. NJ Bailey;
PRIMARY No. !, Miss J. A Lee; No. g Miss
Van Horn; Nos, Miss f. =. Morse: No a. new
appointment,) Mrs. NJ. T.. Stratton; No s Miss
A. MIlbuTn: No 6, Miss L. L. Peyton; No. :
Miss Il. Garrett; No. {, Miss NJ. f. Gray.
Mr. Woodward nominated Mr. J. ii Dan
gel as professor OF music, and he was re-
elected
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution. which uyas
adopted requesting member of the board to
be at each Of the following school houses he
tWeen the honrs OF and * a. m. during the
month CT September for the transaction of
school business FIRST District schooI-room
corner OF lith ana @ streets; Second District
school room, III street, between 9th and eth:
Third District, Wallach school-house Fourth
District. grammar school buiIding on 9th 81
After several bills had been approved the
ooaIu aoJourned.
SToNING A CARRIAGE-Iast night As Mr.
CHICKS carriage, with Mrs. Click Miss John
son and others, was coming into the city, on
the 7th street road, just above the Park, four
coloIed boys commenced to stone IL, ana then,
unfortunately Tor them, ran down towards the
police station. Sergeant Johnson with Of,icer
wesierfield arrested the party, who gave their
names as James Gray, VIM. II. Selvey, John
Cam and John West. They Were locked up
in the station. When they found that they
Were pursued two OF the party threw away
the fashionable weapon now in use by the con-
trabaEds-the raZOr-wlth which they We're
armed. They We're brought out before Justice
Walter yesterday afternoon and asserted that
they came from Anne Arundel County, Md,
and were on visit 10 their relatives who re-
side IN this city but could give no satisfactory
ascount as TO what they were doing near the
Park. Justice Walter sent them 10 Captain
Spurgin, ofthe Freedmen's Bureau.
ARREST FOR ASSAULTING a BOY.-Last
night John English was arrested by an ofli srr
OF the Second Ward. for an assault on n waiter
boy al The Columbia Gardens, and taken to the
Central Guardhouse. The case was heard by
Justice Morsell this morning, when 1t ap-
peared that English and another person were
In the Gardens, and the other person. called
for liquor, and when the boy asked for paw be
gave him note. The boy returned il, saving
NJ was three cent note, but the man asserted
that II was fifty cent note that he gave him.
The boy insisted that it was a three cent note
and demanded his full pay. English inter.
boy, which caused his arrest The boy did
not want to prosecute English in court but
the Justice having the case before him. could
not dismiss IL, and fined English three dollars
a BIO mUss FOR LITTLE CAUsE-Yes-
terday afternoon officers Crown and Bailey
arrested eolored woman who resides on ith
street near o. On entering the station she
gave her name as Maria Bryan. DR. ID B
Nichols, who resides next door, testified that
she very frequently behaves in a disorderly
manner and that yesterday a cat belonging 10
one OF his children having got into her yard,
sne gave vent 10 a TRADE of abuse on himself
and. family. Justice Walter fined her SI0
which she paid. She, however. did not leave
the station, but turning TO the officers she
mace some threats towards the complaining
witness, and they locked her mp Cor a hearing
The Justice subsequently committed her 10
Jail In default OF security to keep the peace
RELIEF FOR SOUTHERN ORPHASs.-The pic
mic which took place at Analostan Island,
August lst. for the benefit OF Southern Or.
phan Asylnms, was a success. The amount
realized was as follows: Sales of tickets, sal;
expenses, SIPS: balance Sll3, which sum, was
eh 10 Mr. ID