Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

RFoPENING OF THE SCHOOLS.
On MonSay morning next all of our public
opened tor the ensuing school year. The Super
mtendent, Trustees, and teachers of public
schoois are actively engaged to-day preparing
Tor thelrNOrk. Meetings ct the teachers were
held as follows to-day lin the FIRST District, at
the Franklin School Building, at11 o'clock a. m;
IL the Second District, at the Miller School
Building,sa O'Clock a. m; IN the Third Dis
trict, at che Wallach School Building. at 3
O'Clock p. m; in the Fourth District, at the
GrammarSchool Building at leo O'Clock p. m.
The teachers in each school district attended
these meetings, and Superintendent Wilson ex-
planned tJ<hem at length the manner in which
the new record books are to be kept, and notified
them of some general regulations rs TO the man
ner of conducting the schools. On Monday the
transfers win be made, and most of the day will
be occupied in grading the transferred pupils.
New pupile viii not be admitted until Tuesday.
The trustees are determined this year not to
issue admission tickets at their residences as the
crowds after them are too large to have around
ones doors, and therefore the sub-5oards have
set the hours and places when they will issue
tickets In the First District tickets will be issued
on Tuesday next, at the Franklin School Build
ing, from till IL O'Clock a. M, and at the
school house corner I'D and / streets from II
o'clock a. m till O'Clock p. an; in the Second
District at the Miller School Building, on III
street, between 9th and 9Th streets, on Monday
afternoon at AGO O'Clock, and on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays at $50 o'clock a. m. and 430 O'Clock
p. m; in the Third District at a. m. &nd D. m
on Tuesday next, at Wallach school house, and
and in the Fourth District at the Female Gram
mar School, near the corner of 9Th and ID streets
(South Washington at O'Clock every We'd
nesday morning until further notice.
THE CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
a meeting of the cOlOred school trustees with
the superintendent, Mr.. Cook, was held at the
Stevens school-house at 1 O'Clock to-day to as
sign the teachers for the ensuing year. Mr..
Cook read the list, stating that number of the
teachers, especially those belonging to this Dis
trict, they proposed to promote IN order 70 en-
courage the local talent. The list submitted is
FRS District.-Stexens Building-M. H.
Anderson, grammar; q. j. Fleet and NJ.
+. Kiger, intermediates and 2; l.. A Barbour
NJ. V. Catcher, l.. Fisher, T.. v. Dyson, seconda,
ries to 4; s. p Parsons, q. T.. Brown, A. Cru
sOr, l.. 4. Jones and Laura +. Barney, prin aries
to 8; Ida G. Curry, assistant M-street Build
ing-M. G. Bozeman, grammar; A. p. Spencer
and &. A. Patterson, Intermediates and 4; C.
Lewis, c. A Jones, secondaries and 6; NJ L.
Garrett, M: f. Brooks: A. s. Simmons, prima-
ries to 3; Elizabeth +. Savoy, assistant.
Second D;stTict.-John z. Cock School-E v
Brown, grammar; s. j. Fleetwood and M. A.
BoTster, Intermediates and 2; A. l.. FOote, NJ.
L. Brooks, F. Martin, Amelia Trghman, Alice
nj. Parke, primaries to 4; LaFina Lewis, as
sistant; NJ Teagh and Ella LogaH, and G.
Third District.-LIncoln School.-M. A. s.
Cary, grammar; melia Holmes and c. Nichols,
Intermediate and 2; l.. f. Morton, l.. III. Ire
dele and A. V. Thonpkins, secondaries to 8;
M. Ward, NJ. b. Malone, c. c. Collins, Eliza A.
Cnainoeis, pf unaIIes 70 ., ANNE warwick, as
sistant. Schools, ID and 18th streets northeast
G. A. Dyson, intermediate 3; Rachel A Lee,
secondary a. Rebeca Elkins, Martha 4. Tucker
and Nj. A. Baily. primaries to s.
Fourth District.-Antnony Bowen Schooi-M
b. Briggs, grammar; S. M. Jones and l.. A.
Smith. Intermediates and 2; NJ. f. Reed, NJ.
j. Diyole, seconGaries and 2: NJ. E. Bartlett,
ID. X. Jennings and Matilda Bond, primaries I,
and 3; j. b. Hawkins, assistant. Lincoln In
stitute, Annie Holmes, primary 4. Delaware
avenue, L. G. Randall; intermediate, 3; HI. A
Simmons, secondary 3; III. A. Saunders. NJ L.
Bowie, III. NJ. johnson, Ellen Fisher primaries
4, 8, and 7; Caroline Hawley assistant
fVh District, (GeorgetOwn,)- IS. l.. Dafin,
grammar; A. +. Vanderhoop, intermediates 1:
y Luckett and NJ. A. Coakley, secondaries and
2; A. p. Bell, NJ G.. Smms, and Maria @. Bar
ney, primaries 1, 2 and 8; Amelia Ringgold.
a. sistant. Preparatory High School, Mary j.
Patterson.
The teachers met at two O'Clock, when the
general regulations were read and the above
announced