Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-25

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Educational the meeting Of the Board |
Of Education, last monday evening, Mr.. FfaiiD,
Chairman Of Committee on Teachers, repolt,d
the resignation of Miss Ada v. Carswell, As
sttsnt Principal In No. 8, and the appointment
Of Miss Alkaline Rowland to that positiops ard |
that Miss Laura Mcleod, Second Assistant at |
No. 10 lad been appointed - Second AssiefAnt |
In No. 8, and that Miss Helen Reed had been
appointed Second Assistant In No. 10, and
that Minis Christine Vandegrift had been ~, j
pointed 70 oil the place formerly occupied pyj
Miss Reed. 3I'.i
MI. Child, Chairman of the CommitteS Ion 4
Insurance, reported the several School E5<
had bsen Insured for 500, 900, and the fur
for q, 400. OF this amount s26, 600 are ~ !
Delaware, add $4,000 In the Royal Cou14r1y.j
On motion Of Howard M. jenkins, the Nr1ro-1
luton providing for the Introduction 81 tte |
study OF the German and Latin languages n 4
No. School, was taken up, and adopted BY q /
vole:of Is to 10, and referred to the Comihttee
on Teachers.
Nj. Ferris, Chairman OF the Commitlss %
Medals, reported that the Opera House could |
b secured for the presentation Of the Medal,
Without further cost thAn the nayment 'fdr O., |
and janitor's fees. KS tsE
Alter some discussion, on motion of NJ Hgj
gins, the respective School Committees we're Ih-
strucedt 10 present the medals In such way md
az sllch time as they may deem proper. Z.
After some discussion In regard to the collec-
finn n onaytar monev for hoi,ks n vras nrssad
no provison lad been made In fhe charter for /
the nnrcbass of boots hut M, BOARD had adon-
TED the nresent mode in order IN secnra nn,form.
Nv. and at The same lime II was more ecb nom.
ical than for the nar.nts 10 ,,,rcha - tha hoot.
at the stores on their own account.
President Hilles Announced tbe foliowino
Visiting Committees for the ensuing School
wear:
School No. M M Child and n Nields
No. 2-W. II. Griffin and Thonss Johnson
No. 3-Lawis Zeblev and t(seo. r. Roberts.
No. 4-Howard M .isnllns And xilan sneak.
man. $3.50 ~ ~ :. = ~ ~
No. 5-s A. MacaIl,.,ar and z VAR; Ir
Nh a-W n Pierce = "a Il II 'tsrLia
. No 7--t,harles Rs,rd ana Il \ Heis1ar
No. sLJohp n Adam. and fsso n Rico
No. 60 Marrow. 80 f''0S'
No. 1O-Robart q. Fra;m and p uaa so,
No I1-Jchp psl,rsr and Ana, PM
No. 19lD n Covie mi " i Mo,1nw
No. 13-H. n. McIntira and A. r.. Smith
No. 4-sJohn n Moora and i. sw,s Ivn.b
No. 5--Anthonv Tjco,ns and n a Shart.
Mr. Smith subm;,,ad a ,an,,t I'm f..dr or ,ba
acceptance ~ The nrono.i,jpn srop, ,He ne sno
ware Association for the Moral Improvement
Board take charge Of the Howard school, and
provide tor the Instruction OF childrenltheren.
Mr.. McIntire submitted minority report.
Quite lengthy discussion followed, AFTER which
the minority report was rejected, by vote of
~ nays TO yeas
The majority report was then adopted by II
yeas 10 nays.
PRESIDENT lilies appointed Messrs. Macallis-
ter, Moore and COye committee on printing,
COmmttpn SrlOpa Qs prIn nj II
in these columns recently, was amounted.
The Printing Committee was authorized to
have printed 200 cards with the names of COM
mittees Of the Board, and the names of teach
ers and their salaries.
Mr.. Zebley, member Of the Committee OH
Night Schools, was excused from serving.
Tho annual report of Superintendent Harlan
was presented, but as the hour was late IL was
referred to a committee consisting OF Messrs.
Baird, Fraim and Shortlidge, without reading.
The following orders were directed to be-
drawn: Croasdale & Cameron, 1861 George
Macan, $25.14 Aaron Conrad, $4,000 to nav
premiums on insurance policies, sol Clayton
Massey, $2.22; Washington Cox, $25.5D; Bough-
man 4 Speakman, $l5S.65; James France, $50;
z. Pickles, 55.40 A. j. Springer, S24.31; Mrs.
stone, VII; Speakman q Bro, $1.65 Robert c.
Fraim, $40; Charles Warner & Co., $685.. 81.
Scottish co,oes-o, so,rr,,
tho CaIaaon;a G,,,h NJ o'u " morning last,
bra,ed Inc Scn,t;s,, &C., -. " ,1a.. U ceie-
Thev ,ra,, ,';,hnu 70, a. mou ' Cuoa.-
weather ha;ns , nlaaa.nt "rn .,ai' ana the
d;,;nn al re p TaI"nn, .no SLIM !" me con-
the hest of shirts the Jaw no.s 0 n ySung' IN
L., p;rar 1n,sao,a e I yy,lp,, aa eo'' pieasaht
10 ,nn,',,,a,', ,',,s,o ,Id ,;, furnished
stak inc ,ha aronni anu any Willy aie lhen were
a,''s ~, ,, sru S.o."u anu e'e.Is LII, appai
n',, aW W.. se1, s"' ,"io ., ,l'e
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m,oniGce,,iv s,r,aJ IN he nsv;il;"n ,r'. a,,u
,ahjss hay, Loan arae,od .ora aa,,, "e,,n aonS
will white e,n,hs and f,i,y ,roanad vii, ~
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,en,s nf all tha hastnts hav;nn hop,, eon
tbereou and aier f.,y CANES hsd hNan Hauad
bv the comnettors AZ 10 o'cIocl. t,,a p whole
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