Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
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amber Of bills We're presented by the
Treasurer aud approved.
DIR. 0rogson said they were badly in need OF
more frnnary Schools in the foaTth District,
and he moved that thesCIty Councils be re-
quested to authorize the establishment Of two
more Primary Schools in that District Nr.
sch, OILS were in rather an unsettled condition,
and 1t would be best TO defer this matter for a
time. Dr. Croggon said there were several
ing 10 the corporanou, which could De sut Ia
order for a trifiing sum and the schools estab-
hshed without much cost. Mr.. Wilson thought
eanize additional Male intermediate Schools.
end all could be presented TO the Councils At
one time. DIR. Croggon withdrew his notion
Mr.. Wilson called attention TO the late act of
the Councils fixing the salaries of teachers,
which provides that the more experieaced pri.
mary teachers shall receive $3.50 per annum.
He moved that special committee be appointed
titled 70 that salary. He said the case of Miss
Eta c. Bates, in the First District, had already
been adjudicated. aad IT seemed to BE the gen.
salary. He moved that she be declared entitled
10 that salary: which motion was adopted
The motion TO appoint q special cemmittee to
inquire what primary teachers were entitled to
the increase was amended by Mr.. johnson so
As to authorize the Committed on the Examina.
non OF Candidates to perform that duty: which
was adopted. That committee is composed of
Mes7rs. Walsh. Wilson, woodward, and Crog.
gon
The Board then proceeded to elect teachers
for the ensuing year as follows.
son; Female Grammar. Aunie E. Evans; Male
Intermediate, Lucy p. Brown; Female Inter.
mediate. No. l. Helen Z. Williams; No. !, Fan.
ME e: Hoover; secondary No. Z, NJ. Augusta
Evans; No. 3, Sarah e. Gibbs: No. 1, Kate A
McMahon; No. 5, M:ria z. Eodier; No. 8, Oc-
tayia Israel. Primary No. 1, Lizzie l.. Camp
bell; No; ., Emily Robinson; No. 3, Eta q.
y. Hawkins; No. 6, Mary E Stabler; No. :,
Fannie McMahon, acting; Ne. 8, Maria j.
Marsh: No. Q, Adde Fuller; No. 10, Ellen
Gibbs; No; II, Sallie Butler, acting: No. 10,
Katie Snyder, acting; sub.assistant, Kate Raw.
Iings.
Mr.. Woodward stated that he was the only
hn per LrSIn tne Second District present, and
leagues. He was sorry that they were not
present as he was ANXIOUS that they should "a.
sfst in arranging the list He presented the fol-
lowing names as teachers for the schools of the
Second District Male Grammar. J. w. Hunt;
Female Grammar, George Lane; Male Inter.
mediate, Julia Brown; Female Interim diate
Secondary No. I, Adde TAFT; No. 2, Jane
Thomss; No 5, Emma L. Wilson; No. 4, Merry
A. Tucker: No. Mary E. Rowe: No. ., Susie
Free. Primary No. ], Lizzie Harhip; MOI,
JulIa Moron acting; No. }, Marion " Haz
gard; No. ., Mary Lemon: No 5. Eliza Cation:
No. ., MARIA F. Davis; No: :, Rosa E. RoseweIt;
Adams; No. 10, Sallie Dalton No. IL. Marie
Walker No. II, Alice Kerr; Sub Assistant,
Jennie Boss.
Mr. Marks, of the Third District, nominated
The following for that district: Male grammar,
w II. MyrIck, acting; female, Mary A NV.
rex. Male Intermediate, Lizzie Hinton acting
female No. ], Addie Thompson; No. ,, Hannah
p. johnson. Secondary, No. l, Lucy b. Davis;
No. ,, Lizzie A. Olive; No 3, josephine S
Lird; Ne 4, symphonic NJ. Lusbyi Nc. 5, Cath
No. G, Amelia j. Rowland; No. 5, Jane G..
Moss. Primary, No. !, Emily Rows: No ,.
Virginia L. Nourse; No. 3. Lizzie Altemus,
scting; No. A, LOUIS; Hopkins; No S, Amelia
Emma Gray, acting; No. :, Mary J. Wheatley,
acting; No 9, Alberta Bright; No. Ia, Rosa
Dyer No. IL, Maria V. McCdthran, acting No
II, Eliza q. Simpson; No. I3, Alice smith
Sub-assistant, Sydney Van Riswick
Mr.. Stephenson presented the following
names of teachers for the Fourth District
mar, Mrs N. A. Amidon. Male Intermediate.
Miss q. A. Reed; No. 1. Mrs. S. Z. Wise; No
?, Mrs. NJ. E. Martin. Secondary, No [, Miss
A; NJ. Adams; No. ?, Miss NJ. A. Lee; No 3;
No. 5, Miss A. Van Hern; No. e. Miss E. p
Morse: No. :, Mrs. NJ. A. Bowen. Primary,
No. /, Miss j. a. Lee; No. 2, Miss Bette Lynch:
Fowler. acting; No. S. Miss A Miburn; No.
o, Mrs NJ. Z. Stratton; No. !, Miss r. A. Gar
rett; No :. Miss NJ. E. Gray; No. 0, Miss Hat.
tie Davis; No. 10, Miss Bette Robinson. Sub
assistant, Miss Lizzie Riley.
MI stephenson submitted the resignation of
Miss Alice T.. Mcleod, as teacher of Secondary
school No 3, OF the Fourth District Accepted.
The nomination OF teachers for the various dis
tricts We're, on motion. confirmed.
Mr.: Wilson submitted the following commu-
nication:
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE. WASH.
INGToY, ID. c., June 30. 1865. o. Wison
Esq. Chairman Cam mtttse on PeRmdnsftp Board
IF Education Sir After a careful examina.
uon of copy.books and specimens OF penman-
ship from the public schools, we have 10 re.
port AS follows: Best penmanship from male
grammar departments, by Charles Higgins,
First district from female grammar depart
ments, by Mary Bergman. First district and
Miss A. V. Raglan. Fourth district; from boys
intermediate departments, by Herman Blau,
First district; from girls intermediate depart
ments, by Annie Hazard, First district. The
scholarships awarded through your honorable
board, by The Consolidated Business College
are in readiness tor distribution.
Very respectfully, HENRY q. SPENCER.
Mr.. Butler, Assistant Superintende dent of Pub.
hc Schools OF st. Louis, No., on invitation,
addressed the Board, explaining the Public
School system OF that city. He expressed him.
self highly pleased With the proficiency OF our
lngs were totally unfit for use. After vote of
thanks to MIR. Butler, the Board adjourned.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS, -deoree Washing.
ton division, No. IA, sons Of Temperance, on
Monday evening, elected the following officers
for the ensuing quarter:-W. p, L. p Seibold:
w. A. J. p. Shillen: Il. s., ]. q. ColdweIl; A.
" E Il
n. Bewham; Chap, J. X. King; Con-. q. T.
Brashears; A. Con, w. Fossett; o s., o. q
Moore. Lady 0fcers-Lady Con-, Mrs. L. Z.
Seibold; Lady Sen, Mrs. u. b. Brooke; first
assistant, Miss Agnes Bielaski, second assist.
am, Miss Alice Fague; third assistant, Miss
Hattie Shillen.
Metropolitan Division, No. 10, has elected
the following ofncers:-W. p. TIE. W. Feinour:
W. A., J. 7. McIntosh; r. s., Charles H. John.
son; A X. s, r. q. Polkinhorn; T., George
Jnlard: Chap, John 9oidin; Con. J. g. Ad.
ans; A. Con, Charles Smith; 1. s., Jas. Taft;
y. s., ]. o. Kniffen.
Council, No. 2, Sons of Jonadab, located in
the First Ward, have elected the following Of
icers:-J. p. Baumbach, q; X. A. Bassford, D.
O.; q. +. kidwell X. s.; T.. T. Smith, F. s:
]. b. Carroll, T., X. A. Bennett, e.: c. T..
Berry, /. W.; L. Baumbach, o. w. This Coun-
Gil is doing q good work in the First Ward, and
bids fair TO draw into its members hin some of
the best citizens Of that section.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-WiiIiam BROKER,
colored, was arrested yesterday by officer WIN.
w. Mills, OF the sth precinct, charged with
committing an assault with a razor on William
Underwood. The accused was taken before
Justice ID. X. Smith for examination. who COM
mitted him TO Jail in default of bail for further
hearing. Underwoo is an attendant to one OF
Mr.. 7. r. Fowler's lee wagons, and 1t appears
that while serving one OF his customers on
capitol Hill with ice yesterday morning the
accused went TO the wagon and took piece OF
ice and walked off with it. Underwood fol.
lowed him and demanded pay for 1t, where.
upon BROKER ran into barber shop near by,
and procured razor under prentence of want.
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