Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14
0ur Prnlaffo GcERals

Esacbersbf1s-ScRs lr-s5t8s IN tse Rsstnrss Col.
i'Ce-TIc GeFn,cH t0estion-cPsHiag Schools
tIh P-1reT.
Al a Eecting OF the board Of public school
trustees iast night, Rfr. McLelica presented the
designations of MyrsA. Prince and HaEnstl X.
EuOsOn as teachers. Applications for teacher
ships were received from Misses Sue Walsh,
1'sgerstovn; Josephine Good, Tennaiiytown;
- r. pIiIlsn and Elizabeth = Hudiey; which
we're referred 10 the zs5erinter6ent.
A communication ives received from NE III. G.
Spencer, Of the Business College, tenSering
sca0is7ships 10 be a.aJ ied as ptIe foile VS.
Two year scholarships for first prizes iE gram
mar departments; 81 three-1souths scholar
FhiPS ]. peDIs&nshIp as second prizes IN gram
mar departments; sir three n onths scholar
an Is Ter hrst prizes in N termedate depaTta
ana eighteen one mO1th scholarships Tor second
prizes IL intErme date ItI1e4Its EefeTuDd 10
the. committee on prizes and examinations.
JAe second district sub con mittee rscOm-
Terdcd that Miss In Goodrich, teacher OF
FrtF,sry No. s, he transferred 10 No. L. in
place ~ Miss Prince, resigned, and that Hrs
Mary Is. bartiett be appointed acting teacher of
PIi1e1y No. g. approved.
Mr.. Hart. from the frst district sub-bCard.
nominated Airs Mary +. PerSiRsas teacher OF
Primary 10. :; dies Hannah L. Hudson of
Primary No. ,. and recommended that Miss
, Al ME r. iulllen lie trat sferred tcoIa Primary
:nsOn, she re port WAS reooInrnittec.
SIR. art moved that tb. teachers OF the Ter
Eln language who were nominated at pre-
yious nee ting. he confirmed Mr.Jcott moved
% amend by TesCiading tEe resolution author
iYlrg German classes in the Intern ed ate
schools. MT. Harc aivocf ted the edoption oS
LIE motion, saying IL was OEly queS ION OF + Az
lHE s2.HJ1 per year for two teachers. Further
debate followed by Messrs. AtLee, Mcclellan
ard WILSON, the '2t4e- saying that the subject
was BOT to be estim ated by the dollar it cost,
the German was living language, aa! IL would
rot look wei 10 rule it out Of tie schools of
Washington The amendment was lOs>, and tle
NOMINATIONS OF tie teachers confirmed
Mr.. woodward, from the committee on school
houses, reported that + is iuexnedient e. insure
The schoothouses and furniture tor the ensuing
year, adopted. The sane committee vas dis
charged from the further consideration Of the
proposal Of James McLa.ne 20 furnish lightning
reds for the school-EouSes
The report of the committee on textbooks,
pres6 nted at a previous meeting, was taken up
TO- consideration. Mr.. Randolph moved to
amend by having the schools opened with prS ger
ar the option OF the teacher. Mr,Scott suggest
ed that If any PRAYER he 1s-ed il be the LOr rs
prayer. Mr.. Randolph accepted tie suggestion
as an amendment, and 1t was adopted SoRe
CHER amendments were made, and Che report
was then adopted as a whole. The same can
Bittee were instructed 10 prepare course Of
stSiy in music, &71 was discharged from the
fHther consideration of the subject Of text
boo--s.
Mr.. Randolph moved that II he left to the dis
erection Of the sub-boards to comsr ence tie Issu-
ing o. tickets for admission ofpup.ls to the pub
lie fct 1ois Oh MOnday, Goth inst, f they deem
TT, and that due notice AZ TO time AMI place
SHAH be given through the daily press; adoptsd
Adjourned.
The SECOND HEATED TERN" DEATH
FRCH SVHSTRoKR.-The excessive heat of the
pass threecr four days seems to be increasing N
intensity, and there Is great suffering among
men and an.mais in concurrence. Fortunately
we nave fewer deaths from sunstroke in proper
ton to our population than the cities TO the
nCrth of US. The first such case during this
second cheated term" occurred yesterday al !
terIoon, the victim being man named Charles
Rei-i, taniliarly known as 4" butcher Charlie"
de vas engaged IN the occupation OF slaughter
ing. ct meetings. slaughter house, on the eth
street road, wheR he dropped down under tie
influence of heat, and died IN q few minutes.
Coroner Patterson z7as called, bit deemed Az
inquest unnecessary as death was undoubtedly
caused by sunstroke. The remains were turned
over to undertaken Bergdorf for intsrment.
concerning che deceased, but these lew were
making arraE gements last evening 20 have the
remains properly inferred. Private Hsysman,
who made inqCjries yesterday as to the name
and family OF the deceased, could only ascertain
that he went by the name of " Charlie, the
butcher and thai he came from Delaware.
TIE LEEsBUEG POISONING CAsR-Arrasyr-
ment Of Mrs. Lioyd.-blrs. Emily T.. Lloyd. in
dicted at LessbuTg, Va, for numbering her
daughter Maud, by administering poison to her
Ia Nj arch last, vas arraigned before the county |
court yesterday and pleaded not guilty. Her |
counsel then moved that the case be transferred |
to the next term OF the circuit court Of Loudon |
county, which was granted, and the witnesses |
required to be recognized for their appearance |
On the third Monday in October. The first |
count OF the Indictment charges the admiRigtrs- |
tioh OF the poison directly by the mouth, the |
second by injection. the third in solution with |
water o. other substance. Although she is ae- |
oused OF the murder OF her husband and four |
it is not the intention OF the authori- |
ties TO indict OF ny her in the other cases at !
present. |
TIE DESTRUCTION OF SUIT & Co.'s NEW |
BUILDING IN LoUIsvILLR.-A dispatch was re- |
ceiSed ills morning by Mr.. 5. L. Suit, dated |
l Louisville, Ky, to-day, which says storm !
blew our new building level with the ground. |,
Ny residence and everything in it crushed to |
atoms. Our loss Is fearful
lSigned,l s. Il. SUIT K Co."
Mir. Suit states that the above building was
comp leted last week. IL was 80 feet front, 22g |
.eet deep, ana stories high, and ne estimates |