National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01


All Ready fer tho OPENING.
The eniclent Hoard Of Tnstees Of the ,,o,orcd
scnools .n,v s,dea \, snn.,,r,snsan, Coos
have been yery active in ,ne,r cfrorts for The
past two weeks to complete arrangements for
the opening OF ali the schools under their charge
to-day. As the scholars succeeded no well nm
der their ipstructora az the nreyions wear 1,
was Thought InaiyIsable 10 make any changes,
and the list Of teachers remains Inc same win \
few exceptions, that were occas,oned Nv The re-.
siqnation Of some three or fonr VINO have otber
purposes in view, The trustees decided Al one
OF their meetings held recentiy tnat in seiectino
teachers preference should he given 10 appli.
ments 10 those ATTENDING ina blghes, gtaic
school TO be iillgent in siuiv and strive In M
themselves TO nii Inc position of instructress al
They also adoptei n course Of s,,av. ner,,o.
fore published In inc REpuprIcAN. m,ost com.
piete, respecting the diiierent 6rsn % 10 be
pursued and u every way = thorough and Per
schools. As an Inducement for the scholars Ia
apply themselves and he proncIent In their
Studies q more extensive premium iIst Is S Of.
deserving will md that their Efforts viii meet
the reward merited. The different schooI-rooms
have undergone q most thorough cleaning; the
p S,fss.'A and ''ru00'na brush has been well
tribute 70 the health and brightness Of the rooms
o.: q feature re- n ss @ ys ss
careful attention. The doors Of the dlffereni
buildings viii be thrown open this morning al
s:t5 O'Clock, after being closed for nearly two
months. At . O'Clock the little folks who have
been previous scholars will occupy their old
desks, while new acau lntances wili be sprinkle
among them, and together during the coming
school. The vacation has been nj 4 lengthy one NE
| tho pupils enjoyed q healthy Relation from
study. and they should return 10 their book.
with 2 vim and earnestness that will be lndica.
| and teachers can impart to them.
The teachers connected with the colorcd
bled At Summer school building Saturday after.
noon, TO be assigned to their respective schools
and receive such Instructions as were deemed
Tss meeting ss css @ oei ~
intendent Cook, who, after giving the necessary
| Instructions and explanation Of the change.
made In grading the schools, proceeded to read
the assignments, which are az follows
SUMNER BUILDING.
| Mas Emma y. Brown, principal; associat,
teachers, Misses N. X. q. Brooks, N. 9. Barney
Carrie Lewis, c. A. Jones, Mrs. A. T. Spencer
Principal, Mrs. 8. P. vashon; associate teach
ers, Misses NJ George, Mary ~ kiger, Lucy A
| Barbour, Laura v. Fisher, N. l.. Bowie, L. 4
Jones, Laura y. Barney, :. p. Parsons, A. NJ
RinRgold, K. A. Butler, and Matte l.. noye.
| JOHN Y. COOK BUILDING.
Principal, Mrs. N. A. =. Cary; associate teach
ers, Masses N. A. Teagle, Ella Logan, II. A. SIN
mons, Alice NJ. Parke, A. L. Foote, +. A. Martin
Y. A. Loe, Rachel JGne Cook, June l.. Brooks
MIS-. Sara ]. Fleetwood; acting teacher, Miss
Giles.
| RHREs BUILDING.
Principal. Mrs. Mary V. catcher; associai
teachers, Mrs. A. N. Boston and Miss NJ. X
Chew; Martha L. Laurence, acting teacher.
LINCOLN puILDisa.
ton, II. r. Jennings, L. II. Iredelle, X, V. Dysor
Mrs. A. warrick; principal, Miss N. Cordeli
Bozemon.
LOvEJ0y.
Miss Grace A. DJ son, principal; assOclat
| teachers, Misses L. L. Lewis, Elizl A. Chamber,
Mrs. Martha K. Tucker.
ANTHONY BOWEN BUILDING.
!. Principal, Miss Maria A. Dorster; assoclat
teachers, Misses NJ. A. Bailey, X L. Fisher, Ma
D. Hawkins and Mrs. Clara E. Collins.
DELAWARE AyEsuE.
Misses A. v. Tompkins, II. A. Saunders, NJ. I
Bartlett, II, NJ. Johnston; principal, Miss K.
> | Randall
cHANBERl AIN BUILDING.
Principal, Miss Sarah l. DAMN; associate teach
} ers, Misses Louisa p, Matthew'S, A l.. Tilxhman
: Anna K vanderhoop, NJ. A. Q. Coakiey, II.
Martin.
Misses Julia Wilson and A. A. Brown.
PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal, Miss Mary Jane Patterson; assocIai
teachers, Misses A. +. Howard and NJ. Louis
Robinson.
brooks BUILDING.
Miss A. f. Holmes,
cHURcH BUILDING.
Miss NJ. A. Ward; music teachers, Western d.
, trict, Miss Genevievs J. Fleet; Eastern distric