Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12

mee Ing OF the Truateea-A ward Of Private
Pilrea Dlsr0unten0nred.

Nee Ing OF the Trustoes-Award Of Private
Plies Dlscountcnanoed.
The regular msetlng Of the Board Of School
nlght ". r. Woodward, president pro tenn, in
the chair.
Mr.. Champlln, on behalf Of the sub.board Of
the Fourth district, extended Invitations TO all
members OF the board 10 be present At the ex.
amina,ions Of tbs schools Of that district. siml,
lar Invitations were extended BY the trustees OF
An application from Miss Alice Miller for DO.
siilon as teacher was presented and referred.
Mr. Hart gave notice that the examination Of
the female grammar school Of the First district
would take place at p. m. on the 18th Of June,
and the male grammar school At >. IN. on the
10Th, the change being nocessltated on account
o. the anticipated absence Of certain trustees
superintendent Wilson submitted his report
for the month Of May a. follows
Number Of pupils on the rolls the last day Of
!Se month, s decrease deere. ioI ne % 1S.Ih ~
month, 6,ossi average number VI pupils enrolled
during the month, ,3ei; average number Of pu.
pills IN attendance during the month, ,sss NUN
Second, ai9j Third, 1885, Fourth, Soo-total,
l,Ssi. Number Of applicant, waiting sdml.-
sion 10 the First district, q Second, !; Third,
10 the First district, 49, Second, 90; Third,
~; Fourth, xp-total, l9o. Average number Of
pupils In each school 10 the First district, Al
sSSSnd go Third S FTSI,h, ns1 10 e.
First district, 3, Second. p3V; Third, VI;
FOURTH, p1l-AyernRe percentage. vi Mum
her oi eases Of tardiness in The First district,
100; Second 10, Thlrd All; FOURTH lSO total b5i
Increase hlr the month, al, Number Of cases Of
presenco Al roll call pa gp Percentage Of taril
meas Ogl. Number OF cases OF corpofal pupish.
mont In the First district, 10; Second, o,
Third. a, Fourth, 7-totaI "a. Docreaso FOR
the month. N, Member OF pupils tlismIsaod in
the First district I, Sees nd, 49, Third, 81;
Fourth s-total, So Number OF pupils sus.
pended in the First district, ~ Second, 10,
Third, y; Fourth, 9O-totai, 10. Number of
indlgont pupils farnlshsd with books Ia ths
First dIstTiet, 1; Second, 1, Third, o; Fourth, o
total, i. Number OF visits OF tristees 10 the
First district, iiT; Secof !, 2.l; Thiri, ieS;
Fourth, iis-total ora Nuribsr u visits Of nu.
perinteodent. 2bp.
A communication was received from Chas b.
Young, principal OF the Emotson Institute, ono
Of the ofaminsfs ior the Kendall scholsr,hlp,
rendering 10 tho pupil known as No 4 three
year scholarship in tho Emerson Institute, In
view Of the very credltablo examination passed
by that pupil Tho communication was laid
over informally.
Mr.. French, from tho committee on examInA.
tlons reported that MIR. II. Lun Of tho Fourth
district, who alta ned an average Of W, was on.
titled to tho Kendall scholArship, and Daniel
Foley, s1aI, the King scholarship. Tho prises
10 penmanship were awarded as Iollows; Alice
CoSksey, oneiyear schoiarship, LSRoy Tutlis,
one year; and the following Tor three month";
Kate McSveeny, James \, Bsnediek, Gertrude
HOuKh, Henry negges, Louisa Bid and Frank
Miller.
MIR. Harris, Of the First district, reported