The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IgOE ADDIrIONAL IOcAI ITnns Dee 1Ns1er PAGES.

The NEW SCHoo6 CONTROLLERS APPOINTED BY
THE CoURTs.-on Saturday, as already an
nOunced IN JheSe columns, the District Court
and Court of Common Pleas made their ap.
pointments Of Controllers OF the Publie Schools
OF the FIRST school District of the State which
embraces the city and county of PhiIadelphIa
Thls action was held in pursuance OF the fol.
lowing PROVISIONS OF an act of the last Legisla.
ture which was approved on the 5th OF April
last
Pex for the city and eouSty % 'oe o Pds THr5 Or
pha, and the JUDGES of the District Court for the
and Se Sss Of 70 hs ssd
s TO- serve s Or aSC Of said
therein, on or before the first day OF December 1861
Of fCo Pleas shall appoint fifteen Of said twenty
seven CSntIo lers and shall designate the names Of
1858 five OF them to for years from January
1865; hye OF OF them TO serve for three years from
And the Judges of said District Court shall appoint
designate the names OF four OF them to serve for
Two years from January l. 1857 four Of them to serve
for three years from January !. 1865
SAID SAID Court CO OF Common Pleas, before the first
aay OF PeGemSeS @ IN each year after the year
Public Schools % Frst ssfSs oGa FOR
Of fx1 &C. fSd I he5 S1a
said District Court on or before the first sy OF OF DS
s ssf or H sc the 70 70
the Public Schools OF said dsric the three
tsea qy Gi so Be the
duty OF SAID IIdges IN making the & SorssaId appSnt
said city, and they shall I'LL ali vacancies OccaslOned
appointments from the ward in which such vacancies
Ssection2 2. The said persons so as aforesaid to be
apr shall constitute the Board OF Controllers Of
the First District Of Pennsylvania. and shall meet
and organize the said Board annually, on the first
Section s. The said Board of Controllers shall have
and possess S All the powers rights and privileges
Public Schools OF sso district now lawfully has.
Section 4. The Controller so as aforesaid appointed
virtue OF s4is appointment be member Of the Board
Controller, and be entitled to all the privileges OF
same may connict with or are repuEnant to the pro
visions Of this act are repealed.
The following are the appointments made,
with the residences and occupations of the new
Controllers, those marked thus ~ having been
members OF the old Board by election Of the
Directors Of each Section or Ward:-
First Ward-A. s. jerks, dealer In dry goods, No
2S arket street; residence. No. 1888 South Tenth
Second Ward-sGeorEe W. Nebinger, M. D., physI.
clan; residence. No. 72O Washington avenue Term
ThiId WaTd-<washingto ]. Jackson -four dealer,
& H0 yz STu'n SSu isss NO. IL Chris
Fourth Municipalities A. Fagen; residence, No 7sI
.o Flir9 Wsrd.LewiS Cassidy attorney at law, No.
sxl WardHGeOrEs " TSorH' attorney lesy at law No.
$50 ~ Fifth street, Term expires with 1869.
2O4 s. Fifth street. residence, No. 1888 s. Eighteenth
street gSt TSJ% PlEeS WITH lSGS
Sixth and Walnut streets; residence. No. 1907 Wal.
Ninth wardn"JSmes FreebOIH, SS1 politician; resi-
dense No II Hickey street Term expires With 1859
No. ~ N. Second streets residence, No. l2 N Thir.
Eleventh %ardHJamess S. HinEle tHi Of A. H. Hinkle
residence, No. AGA N. Second street. Term expires
stanton. bankers No. 22s Walnut street, residence e.
No 5s7 n. sixth street Term expires with 1858.
goods, No yes Spring Garden street Tssdence @ ny ny
0f FonIteenth Ward@samne s. To Brown H9,o nbv
sician residence No. 6S5 N. Eleventh street, Term
FifieentS N wSrd-*John W. Clark, bookbnder, No.
s2l Jayne street residence No zoos Spring Garden
Sixteenth ward-stephen h. Smith, halter; No.
s22 Lawrence street. residence, No. $50 N, Fifth
seventeenth WArd@John McAyoy, M d., phys-
Eighteenth Ward Charles M. Lukens, OF Lukens &
residence No 1888 Beach str, et Term expires With
Nineteenth Ward-stephen Taylor, oOnyeyancer,
No; 2SsS FTSn5toIg & road Term expires with lSS9
otcla. residence, No l4S6 North Fifteenth street.
Twenty-hfth Ward-wnliam B. Stevens. manufao-
tpTer; residence; MManayunk Term expires with 1870
ney at Law No; 4O7 Walnut street. residence, Ger
TW enty third ward|JoSn e G. i1s BSspner Of Handy
Brenner Co., dealers in hardware, No 25 N. Fifth
Twsnty fourth Ward~SNorris J. Holman; am rssi rSSi
:. twenty fifth Ward--James H. McBride, Principal
OF Harrison Grammar schools residence, Frankford
twenty sixth Ward-ChRrles Harmer Fealdence
Maiden lane, near Gray's Ferry Term expires with
1868.
TwentY.seyenth Ward-DanIel Steinmetz, dealer In
baIdwafe No. North Fifth street, residence Locust
street. near Forty first Term expires with 1865
The trust reposed in our School Controllers Is one
Of gave responsibility and 10 is Important that We
should know who and what they are
PIoKPocKET. - Henry Burton was caught
picking pockets Officer Smith, OF the Fifth
District was IN an auction store at second ana
ButiOnwood streets to purchase some articles,
when he saw Burton put his hand into the