The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-12

10. Davis Fales & o., Lehigh coal, 754
224O pounds to constitute ton.
KINDLING WOOD.
John w. Leigh, all sections except
the Twenty-thrd and Twenty
B. Rowland & o., Twenty third - VS. f- 0
and Twenty fifth section, at 80 cts per box
CHARCOAL.
r. Donaghy, all the sections, at 65 cts. per bbl
The Committee on qualifications of Teachers
reported that examination for certificates for
the position OF teachers, held IN the zane StTeet
candidates were suocessful:
Principals of Grammar Schools-Charles X.
Mills and Henrietta Gamble
Principal OF Unclassified Schools--Edward
Those receiving Certificates for Teachers-Mag-
gle S. Prchard, Kate O. Harrison, Fanny Bean,
Mary w Stevens, Sallie D. Burke, Anna s. Rob-
inson, Ella E. West Jennie Cherry, o. Payne,
mons, Lizzie Mcclellan, NJ. Kavanagh, Lizzie S.
Cuskader, Lizzie W. Dickson, A. W. Grigg, Kate
q. RooE, saiiie j. Charles, Lottie somers, Eilie
| A. Newland, M. Bellware, Anna H. M. 1nskeep,
M. A Rodd, Mary J. Colyille, Mary A; Manley,
| Lizzie NJ. Bunting, Anna M Sutherland, Hannah
Berry, Helen M. Lent, Mary =. Love Bessie
| Sophie L. Stagg, Sallie ]. Ferguson, Abbie s.
| Wise, Julia Sullivan, M Bennett Ellie j. Nippes,
| Louisa Holmes, N. S. Hooper, Nellie Barry, E. f.
| Pearson, Martha Oault, Anna Williams, and a. V.
The Committee en- Accounts reported bills to the
| amount of S200,220 rs, which were approved.
! The resolution providing that the schools OF this
district hold a session of four and half hours a
| considerable debate.
| Mr.. Haines, after twenty minutes debate, called
the previous question.
| Mr.. CaTrigan appealed to Mr.. HaInes for a mo-
| menps statement. He thought that every section,
| rural or otherwise, ought to haveit.
Mr.. Haines renewed his motion.
The President ruled the motion out OF ORDER be-
cause the previous question was out OF order
| while gentleman was speaking.
The question was put with the amendment OF
| the gentleman from the Twenty sixth district
The amendment by the gentleman from the
Twenty sixth, providing that sections desiring to
hold two sessions could do so If they wished, was
| lost.
Mr.. Fletcher, of the Fourteenth section, thought
that as no provision had been made for any re-
cess in the resolution, he would make an amend
ment that the session extend from half-past eight
TO half past one, with a half-hour's recess.
The amendment was put, but Mr.. Enwitchter,
OF the Nineteenth section, moved an amendment
from eight O'Clock 10 half-past one.
Mr.. Elkin, Seventh section, and Mr.. Fletcher,
desired their children home at dinner.
DIR. Vaughn, Seventeenth section, thought any
session any longer than four hours was unhealthy.
The amendment by the gentleman from the Four
teenth was put and lost.
Mr.. Fletcher moved his resolution for recess in
another form, and IL was lost.
The original resolution was passed
Mr.. Hilles, of the Twenty-third, offered resolu-
tion that an examination be held for colored
teacher TO NIL vacancy in a colored school in his
section, as we'll as resolution to expend over SlOC
tor repairs
Objection was made to the second resolution and
an amendment made "provided that the expendi-
ture did not exceed 5000"
| The caucus report was adopted.
a motion TO adjourn was repeated, but when re-
newed after some discussion about reports OF Sec
tional Boards, was passed.