The national Republican., 1867-08-14

BOARD OF SCuooL LTRUsTREs.-The Board
Of School Trustees met last evening In the Or.
phsns' Court chamber, city Hall. In the ab.
Tustin was called to the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read by
the secretary, Mr.. Boisseau, and were approved.
An application for the position Of teacher from
Mrs. Sarah 3. Morse was received; also ono
from Miss Martha Fletcher; another from Miss
Anna N. Masonj another from Mrs. L. u. Riggs.
The resignation Of Misses Martha Fletcher
and M. Louise Parker were read, received and
the resignations accepted.
Tho applications for teacherships woro referred
to the committee on applications Of candidates.
Reports Of committees being In order, Mr..
Wilson, from the committee Of the First district
10 examine candidates for teachers, made his
report, which, on motion, was accepted.
The following arc the names Of the teachers
recommended and approved BY the Board:
Primary schools--Misses Lilrie Campbell, Elisa
Cation, Jennie L. Adams, Hattie =. Goodman,
Roealie NJ. Dyer.
Secondary sohools-Misses Addis Fuller, Hat.
tie Davis, Alice Milburn, and ootsvia Israel.
intermediate sshools-Mssss Adele TAFT and
Julia A. Brown, and Mrs. Mary Z. Martin.
number Of bills were presented and ap.
proved.
Mr.. Wilson, from the First district, then read
the nominations Of teachers made BY the com;
mittee Of tho district.
Male Grammar school, s. John Thomson, A.
NJ; Female Grammar school, Miss Annie Il.
Evans Male intermediate school, Miss Amelia
W. Kirk; Female intermediate school, No. l,
Miss Helen L. Williams Female intermediate,
No. 2, Fannie E. Hoover; Secondary school, No.
l, Miss M. A. Evans Secondary, No. 2, Miss
Seraphina Browne; Secondary, No. 3, Mrs. Mary
J. White; Secondary, No. 4, Miss Kate A. Nc
Mahoni Secondary, No. 8, Mrs. Maria L. Rodier.
Secondary, No. Q, Miss 0otavia Israel; Primary,
No, /, Lizzie campbelli Primary. No. 2, Miss
Emily Robinson Primary No. 8, Mrs: II. Z.
Bates; Primary, No. 4, Miss oceana A. Walker;
Primary, No. s, Miss Susie Z. Hawkins; Pri-
mary. No. 0, Miss Mary e Stablor; Primary,
No, Z, Miss Fannie Mcmahon, (acting; Primary,
No. 8, Miss Maria J. Marsh; Primary, No. .,
Miss Addie Fuller; Primary. No. 10, not organ
iIsdj sub-assistant, Miss Sallie Butler.
All these were, on motion, approved by the
Board as teachers for the First District.
Mr.. Woodward, from the ub.committse Of the
Second District. made tho following nominations
Of teachers for the ensuing year:
Male Grammar, NV. Hunt, (acting;) Female
Grammar, mot filed; Male Intermediate, Miss
Julia A. Brown; Female intermediate, No. !,
Miss 4. Billing; Female intermediate, No. Q,
Taiti Secondary, No. 2, Miss Jane Thomas Sec
ondary, No. 8, Mrs. E. F. Redmond Secondary,
No. 4, Miss M. A. Tucker; Secondary, No. s,
Miss NJ. r. Rowe; Secondary, No. 9, Miss s. E..
Tilley; Secondary, No. z, Miss Maria Y. Davis,
(aetingD Primary, No. l, Miss e. Haslup; Pri-
mary, No. 2, Miss Hattie Goodman Primary,
No. 8. Miss Ella wadei Primary, No. ., Miss
Mary Lemon; Primary, No. 8, Miss l. v. Lewis;
Primary, No. 0, Miss H. J. Free Primary, No.
Z, Mrs. R. Roosevelt; Primary, No. 8, Miss Emma
Wilson, (actingi) Primary, No. Q, Miss Jennie
L. Adams; Primary, No, 10, Miss Sallie Dalton;
sub-assistant, Miss Eliza Cation
All those nominations were received and ap-
proved by the Board.
Mr.. Clark from the subcommittee Of tho
Third district, made the following report of tho
nominations Of teachers In that district:
Male Grammar, W. W. McCathranj Female
Grammar, Mary A. Myriok; Male Interme.
diate, Chase Roysi Female intermediate No. !,
Addie Thompson Female intermediate No. 2,
Hannah p. johnson; Secondary No. i, Lucy b.
Davis; Secondary No. 2, Lizzie A. Olive; Sec
ondary No. 8, Josephine s. Bird Secondary No.
4, Symphronia M. Lusby; Secondary No. s,
Catharine Morphyi Secondary No. Q, aLirzie
Hinton; Secondary No. 7, Amelia ]. Rowlandi
Secondary No. 8, Jane g. Moss; Secondary No.
9, not organizedi Primary No. l, Emily Roysi
Primary No. Q, Victoria L. Noursej Primary No
8, Eliza @. Simpson; Primary No. 4, Mary Awk.
ward; Primary No, s, Mary A. Hill Primary
No. 8, Mary E. Armisteadj Primary No. 2,
Alice Martin; Primary No. 8, Mrs Eliza j.
Scott Primary No. Q, Alberta Bright sub.as
sistant, Miss Rosalie.
The report Of the nominations was read, and,
on motion, approved.
DR.. Croggin, from tho sub committee Of the
Fourth district, made the following nominations
of teachers for the ensuing year for that dis
trict
Fourth District, Male Grapsk school, John
E. Thompson Female GramnflF school, Mrs.
NJ. A. Amidon; Male intermediate, Miss Geneva
Reed; Female intermediate No. l, Mrs Sarah
Wise; Female intermediate No. 2, Mrs n. E.
Martin; Secondary No. l, Miss M. A. Adams
Secondary No 2, Miss NJ. A. Lee; Secondary No.
8, Miss A. +. Adams Secondary No. a. Miss
A. N. Bailey Secondary No. 8, Miss Anna Van
Horn; Secondary No. 0, Miss Emma P. Morse
Secondary No. I, Mrs. NJ. A. Boweni Primary
No. /, Miss J. A. Lee; Primary No. 2, Mis-
Shsokj Primary No. 4, Mrs. strattoni Primary
No. s, Miss Alice Miburni Primary No 8, Miss
Isabella G. Peyton; Primary No. !, Miss II. A.
Garrett Primary No. 8, Miss Matte Gray
Primary No. Q, Miss Hattie Davis sub.Asss.
tant, Miss Bette Robinson.
They were, on motion, approved by the Board.
The following arc the changes in the Fourth
district: Miss Annie Van Horn, promoted from
Primary No. 2 to Secondary No. s; Miss Emma
p. Morse, promoted from Primary No. 3 to
Secondary No. Q; Miss Josephine Leo was trans
ferred from Virginia avenue to Sixth street Pres
byterian church, Miss Annie Fowler was trans.
ferred from Sixth street Presbyterian church to
transferred from Secondary No. to Female
Secondary No. 8; Mrs. Martin was appointed to
Female intermediate No. 81 Miss Hattie Davis
was appointed to Male Primary No. o. Mrs.
Eliza shck was appointed to Primary No. g.
On notion Prof Daniels was elected music
teacher for the district for the ensuing year.
Mr.. johnson offered the following resolution
Rssoived, That the thanks Of the Board are
hereby rendered to the trustees Of the M. Z.
Church for the use Of the building for the recent
distribution Of premiums to the pupils Of the
Third district; and to the Hon. J. W. Patterson
for his very able and interesting address on that
occasion; and to George +. Quick, 7. Edward
Clark, L. A. Dsllwig 4 Co., A. Gaddis, Jr., 4
Co., and other friends Of the Third district for
their liberality In furnishing the medals and
premiums for the district
Tho resolution was unanimously adopted, and
after the transaction Of some other minor bus-
ness, the Board adjourned to meet on Friday
3Oth inst, at sp m.
LARCENY AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Charles W. Wright, a soldier, was arrested Mon.
day afternoon by Officer Peaster, Of the Fourth
ward, for the larceny Of pair Of shoes, and for
assaulting and beating T. D. Cuttings He was
taken before Justice Walter, who sent him to
Jail for court in both cases.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Monday night
z, A. Maryman, who was charged with assault