Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-01-14

Educational.
MEETING or THE SCHOOL BokHD-PRoMoTToFs-
REsIaNATLoNs AND ELECTIONS FILLING TEE
yAoASufsfR TIE soIfoeLs. }
Tho poard of Public Ednoation held a reoular
aeni.monthiy meoting. last evening, President
s,ai,s.I,o,n -; .ha Cn1eief TBS >
dTimshsw III tne OnaIr 1D n, ,-,,o,,, ma.
,orraS at1 tha Observation-Disclosures ~ f,nney1ntendent
I, ssLins, n inaraasad aalarv Tenorted III A.
4, ~ ~ Nm ~ ~ this timh
Tho TT renprt beine ahmed bv Measrs. Hlles and
49,. ts,o m an,56 ~ ont "a Az on fha Com
Feblger, w9 inemess ope 1a fhs st oI @ ue Son
nj cosi not be enferta,ioa
h M, Ui sata 49, n tho rasi,,,,s NO., an tha
,is ,,,nid ,hn h
''art Snt ~ that was moi aatisfactorv he - ax
ISrJ n,ea a,,har ~ tie GommiItae wo,ii snnand
piliOlY ~ y. u Il : = ',ra,s,f ipbaS
i,,s . 5;n',.sic, ,, motinn ~ M H.rd tha
n5 o,,S a Sr,ss nnnad anti thA naxk meatino
suv}eot }n nka ~ s0@", N-''t ~ --''N' '1e
VI The rho Committee on Teacbara mada tha fol-
i;t q ~ Al tio,a ~ nrb,.nt;one 10 -
loElnH E proo;naI ~ Naw scbopi No IA srs.n
Na,Iary nramotad from school' No a {. fnT LAT
aiat9,, fNfarv n Hsinas ramnyed AZ har o1vn
aeslsss ssst sro mary schooI H. No for Id assst"nt uw
SaIisp seIa19i = 'i Terarneniiar ~ ava 4 "'''''"
Smith promoted Helen Reed promoted to Miss
Smiths place. and Susan Wier, new assistant,
appointed to Miss Reeds place
For Susan Netherys place in No. @, Lydia p
Ford, promoted from No, T.
masa ass sP,da ' ~ Ss n be pro
pointed TO the yaoancyin the lowest room,T
.on S S pnsps P 20 Ss al ed S BY PE PHo
appoiHtmeiit Of Sarah !. bayers.
For second assistant boys, department, Anna
saEoT9; Yer nr,nc,D,t I, sobooi No X J,no Moaov5
ern promoted in No; 10, the assistant in same
sciTTn sTi 70 oe gre g0 anu suo AZ
us liieu I, Dy J.oa ,,1 iia 0n nouon Ile
copSrmsd AT "''p''N @-N '-' P''-'O'"' -""'O'
ON motion of Mr.. Child. the Committee ON
building school No. IA was continued until the
first Of March. h. VI
The Committee on lot and new school house
reported it inexpedient at the present time to
make any further effort until spring opened,
and asked to be continued which was granted.
The resolution offered by MIR. Lynch, at pro-
vions meeting OF the Board, authorizing teachers
to dismiss pupils at IL O'clock when requested
dren, was taken up for confederation. Tho res
ulutlon was supported by MIR. Lynch and OPP
posed by Mr., Roberts, and finally defeated by an
almost unanimous vote.
The Treasurer then read his monthly report as
follows' .{ y
RECA1PTs.A ~ -..
balance on hand from last Report .... "a, 1856. is
tlasb recaivad from, Citv TaT o00 m
for sale Of Bonds I,O84 rs
for use Books....u 959, ,6S
from other sources. $50
= m III III
Total Reheinte - y = All D42 "a
-.
For s,l,r;os AANDiioiss "a aoe 40
~, ". 5aiaiiee' o. .. 3 s-So'ssoo0o
,,r lor Books and statlonaay..'' -6z9'gS 6z9 %
~ ~ .; :. n ;;.,,'' @1O'So ~ S III A
,. huoo.ii. VI Hem f Dulluinss'' 5Ipv a, an,
i"'oio9' anu Ah1iuYYn Ah1iuYYn uYYnSAls''1rt5 tt'oA sisf~ii
bill, l., rr- =, 20, 90
balahce III IreaSury'.'.'''' SIoDi.So
The superintendent then read tho following
report, showing the statistics Of tho schools for
the month ending December goth ,. ..,
Average Register Number '.....,. 3731
Per cent, Of Attendance .,,,,,,,,- 80
Whole Number OF Seats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4,222
AnnIicants for Seats - L., 90S
Number Perfeet in All tendanca : S86
'lTardy ..r., - / S25
I. 4, !. ", . ,.....,,,,,.
o SsS p.t ~ y. slnSS ps
~ ;o, 80 " @ hvy 1 r. fo
raxt r pri'r 'A'if'H9efSY1 'Ae ssstpVtP % SA--'S
'VH1 III "a. laAst. ttya -,
p Hs ItcoLn9iuen @ 70 .ne ~
~ s,tand,ro ~ ~ sa Nv Az nan,her
H attehuahce 10 the ciose Vi the year - menuoI-
s,lP Ior ron one year in the wilmington institute
t, edon " tne VI oSnet
" a. tis hil . II ~ " ii.e .s nn, OK
nv .no oSetttiittIe. y, ni9 PiSnent ~
80, NJ ~. " W ~ " bts
a. IN ~, 49,, ~. - 5aI's iioli o y W Nv; W
I, 81 Sa ~ " ~ ANU
&C. - ~ sonVoli ~ ii ".
me report c4ntaining I Important suggestions
u olioii VI VT n y WAS Eoisrtou "
'r1 oollllit.ee on leS9iet5; ~ nI D. A..
me eslsnaton tso oI MISS EllnS rri,sle as hrss
"SniStat III Siriss pSPAftlnelt VI NO Il was reau
anu iT,a aecepteu. =, n. M Z, A.. q.
Inc reslBna1ion OF Ir W. e9ninpy OF the be-
and ChriaIian iEfabigar 'of tba Ninth Ward we're
read and often Intellectual attempts to lay them
un the table we're accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Roberts, the Board proceed
ed to nominate and elect persons to bill the va
caiices just created.
For the second Ward vacancy, Mr. McInt ire