Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-15

rules and regulations be requested to re-
port TO the board at the next meeting
special rules for the protection and pres
ervation of the new school building, COR
ner Market and Third streets.
Adopted.
DR. Elliott, chairman Of the committee
to visit the Adams street schools reported
hat the committee found all the schools
working In excellent order the teachers
sill maniiesting great interest and zeal In
their srduous duties, and the pupils n
each school studlous and attentive, and
obedient to their teschers-an acting
prsisewortilhy.
DE-. J L 81 Taylor, chairman of the COM
m1ttee to visit Court street schools, reports
that they visited aud examined the sew
ersl schools, and found them admirably
managed by the principal and teachers
ihese schools, the committee say, are ar
ornament to the city, and a just sufjsc
OF pride TO every citizsn o much
credit canno be given TO he stimable
principal, Miss Hisbee, and the several
teachers. Misses Jullette Cairns, mary
Cairns, Harvey. Matte Grove, Katie Far
ris. and Mary Kunkle.
Mr.. Bruce, chairman OF the COMMITTEES
to visit Alsbams street schools, reports
thai these schools have not been extolled
too much for their excellence Miss G n
way, the principal; Misses Tovelle, Rock,
Sharpe, Moon, E nms Petit, Mrs. +. w.
Smith. Misses Pauline R~esdelhuhe and
Iuez Vollentine are above all praise for
the energy, ability and Isct displayed in
i~nstructing the young minds of their pu-
pills and the order and discipline mani
tested in each of their school-rooms
Mr.. Holbrook, committee to visit the
Linden street school, had no report, being
| very sick at the time.
Mr. Kortrecht, of the committee to visit
/ Nk1 D.nkA1. anhAn1a waaRau a ra.w Eo1a-
able report of The well doing of those
schools, each teacher msnif-sting great
ability in the performance of their duties,
with great credit to themselves and TO tt 9
evident Improvement of their pupils.
Mr.. ". z. Mitchell, chsirmsn OF the
committee TO visit the Chelsea schools,
reports favorsbly of the schools, stating
there were 228 pupils Cd the rolls, with
an average attendance of "a per cent.
DIR. Fenner, chairman OF the committee
to visit the Market street and the Poplar
street schools, reported that the commit
tee wore entirely satisfied with the man.
ner in which the schools are conducted,
the pupils being respectful TO their teach
ers, seem animated by s desire TO learn,
and are making fair progress In their
studies. The teachers, without exception,
manifest a deep interest In the advance.
ment Of their pupils, and show thorough
Qualification for the post ons they hold.
No reports from the visitors to the other
schools.
The following visitors were appointed
for the month ending December 1871:
Adams STREET.-THE. W q. Michel, DIR.
Goodyear, Messrs. D. 8. PIummer and 6.
J.. Camp.
Court street-Dr. " F. Elliott, Messrs.
Levi Joy, @. Qasckenbush and Judge T.
r Smith.
Alabama street-Dr. Fsnner, Messrs J.
N. Kssting, John Grehan and William
Frolich.
Linden street-Dr. r, W. Mitchell,
Mes~rs. W. Y. Cirode, J. H. Speed and
MsTcus Jones.
Psabody-Dr. J L Il. Taylor, DIR. W.
E Rodgers, Messrs. h. Dent and j. M
Williamson.
Chelsea and Raleigh rosd-Messrs J.
johnson, 8 Folwell, T G. McGimpsey, ],
Hsines ard II NJ. Carmsck.
Market and Poplar streets-Messrs. N
Y. Holbrook, G. II Stshl and J Nevils.
Washington street old committee con
tinusd.
Third street extended and South
strset-Former COMMITTEES continued.
The board then scj u-red.
J G CAIRNS, Secretary.