Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-24

Sarah j. Sayers, Annie Sayers
| SCHOOL. NO. /, eIsL's DEPARTMENT..
Mary X. Rowland, Matilda L. Sayers,
] Kate e. Stewart, kebecca A. Pyle,
Jane Craig, Susan III. Batemsn.
Eliza Craig,
SCHOOL No. 4.
Mary Miller. Anuie Reed,
Mary J. Francis, Susanna Pyle,
Rebecca G. Hussey, Ssllle G.. Boyd.
| Anna NJ. Lewis,
| DoYs' GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FIRST GRADE IN NO
| Sl2OO lane Craig, 500
Sallie Hare 5000 Annie Sayers, 5'J
| Ghls' Grammar School, Fnst Grade in No. l.
Mary Miller, lO0O Annie NJ. Lewis, SOC
900 Mary G.. Springer, SOC
Rebecca G. llussey, 600
Girls Grammar School, Second grade, in No. l.
Mary +. Rowland, $500 Eliza Craig, 500
Maggie w. Stewart, 900 Matilda $. Sayers, 60
No. 4, Boys Grammar School, Ind. Grade.
Mary J. Francis. $3.50 Sallie G.. Boyd, $50
] Susanna Pyle. so Sarah +. Justs, AGO
No. 4, Girls Gram nlr Sclio3 |, ard Grad.
Katie Stewar, 5000 s. NJ. Bateman, 40
Rebecca A. Pyle, $500
.chool No. 2.
Mary Z. Ford, $3.50 Kate II Smith, ABS; Sal
| lie 4. Brown, $50: Mary p. jackson 800; Mary
e. Lewis, 800; Ella Il. Stuart, 800; Victoria
| Vandiver, $500 School No. 3.-Lizzie A. Jus
| it's, 5000; Helen Smith, 425, Victorine Perkins,
| $50; Sallie f Rice, $50; Emma A. Coyle, 500
Annie f. Magai1ty, $50. Ungraded School,
Clara Il. Countiss, 425. Maggie $. Hill, 500
School No. g. Elizabeth ID. Fraser. 800 l.y-
da T.. Ford, 4aj; Clara V. Crmy, $50 Helen
| Reed, 800; Louisa ochaidt, 800; Lizzie 4 Dun
\ can, 800: Nj. Irene Hawkins, 800. School No.
| T.-Emma Griffith, $50; Annie Kirk, 40; Sallie
$. iugh. $50; Sal,e j. Mckeag, 800; Susan
| Wier 800: Annie Speakman, $50; Ada J. Arm
| stlo1g 800. School M. S.-Sarall j. Sayers,
$50 Ada V. Carswell. 40 ; Alkaline Rowland,
$50; Annie e. Finn; 800; Emma Oahtord, 800;
| Mary L. Harrison, 800. School No. 9.-Rebec-
ca L. Brown, $50. School No. 1O.-Mary G.
| |. Williams, $50; SARAH W. Taylor, 423; Maggie
A. Davis, $50; Laura Mcleod, 800 Hanna p.
Dennison, $50; Alice Mercer, 800. School No.
| ll.-Annie L. Rates. sou; Mary l. Lacklen,
425; Eudora L. Hay, $780, Lizzie Van Trump,
| $50.
School No. l2.-Adaline Urny, 800 I; Kate
Thatcher, 425 Sale A. Taylor, $50 Ella Z.
Lloyd, $50.
| No. ID, (Ungraded School, Fanny Butter,
425; Susan j. Moore, $780, Matte j. Craig, 800.
School No. 4.-Maria Connor, 500; Mary E.
| uaines, AS; Alice Mendinhall, $50; Sara Lecar-
pentier, 800.
School No. 15-Jane McGovern, $50; Ella
| McIntire, 1885, Ann j. Black, $3.50 Mary A.
Guthrie, $50; Marion Black, $50; Annie Ii. Full
lerton, $50; Emma NJ. Houston, 800; Beckie L.
Pierce, $50.
The report of the Committee was adopted
| and the above are the appointments to the
schools tor the next year.
The Committee on teachers also reported
that Oh the 18th AMI 10Th Of July examinations
were made of applicants for position as teach
| ers. These We're rs In number, Of whom IL
passed successful examinations, US follow
Eudora L. Hay, Ada \. Carsweil.
Nellie Z. Duncan, Eta +. Springer.
Cecilia MCCARTHY, Rach lel Harlan.
| Temperance I.nwber, Ella l.. Day.
| NJ. Christine VandegIiit. Mnilir NJ. Turner.
AlHt lliz'l, Lara j f.riS. Sd" faria
The above were therefore rcomm ndrd as
teachers in The public schools by the examining
Committee. The report was adopted.
| The Committee on Teachers also reported
that they had received reports from nearly al
the Committees on examinations for the severa
schools, which reports represented the school:
to be in fUurishinI condition aud under good
and efficient discipline. This report was also
adopted. and the Aoard adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC MEETiNa.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Democracy, at their head quar-
tiers on Monday the Committee appointed fo
that purpose, reported the following board o
officers and " ard Executive Committee: Pres
ideut, II. Il. Mclntire.
VICE PREsrpENrs-First Ward-James A.
Plunlsettt Second Ward, Robert II. Taylor
Third Ward, James Clark; Fourth Warj, Jas
p. Hayes, Fifth Ward, William Hanna Sixth
Ward, Hanson Hartman; Seventh Ward, Jame
Park Posties; Eighth Ward, George W. ebay
tor, NJ. D; Ninth Ward, John McSorley; Tent
Ward, John Guthrie.
WARD Committees First Ward--James Nc
| lui1
Kiesel, Ralph Mccall.
) Second Ward--l. Frederick Bush John Mea
ley, John McClain, William Barefori, Josep
Bradford.
Third Ward-Thomas d. Gibson, Augusta
Bickta, II. +. Fiuesan, Edward Parker jaime
ONnl.
Fourth Wari-wesley Hickman, Lewis {
. Springer, john J. Toner, John MrCL'skey, j
, Fullmer.
; Fifth Ward--Charles j. Campbell, y. u
Culoert, William 5. Brisbane. Jacob DeWol
j.. J. Dleene.
Sixth Ward--Geo. W. Hcpbori, Howard {
, Moore, Frank Sweatluaiil, William Bleyer, job
II. Forrest.
Seventh Ward-D. Taylor Brad ford, Fran
; p. Lackcy, Henry s. Trtitt, Albert Thatcher
, }. Wier.
; Eighth Waid-Genrge &, Ward, Edwin !
Morrow, James Kennedy, Samuel b Syringe
: A. d. Chaytor.
e Ninth Ward-william Morrow, William Pa
terson, Joseph Chamber lain. James Walker,
Bealc.
Tenth ward-pennis J. Mention, John Rut
, AIiies Burke, David Hughes, Rob ert Coffin,
I, ham.
: SuicipE.-We learn ftom the Montgomer
|. Ledger that john +. Rinewlt, man abo
!. - years Of age, committed suicide in the bal
!. OF his father, Joseph l.. Rinewat, Esq, In Nor
l. Coventry, Chester county, on Saturday afte
IT noon last. Ills father and hrothsr-in-law we
engaged in hauling grain, and while they we
out in the field loading, the deceased got upt
y the plate or cross beam above the barn aoC
e fastened chain to the rafters, and 10 this 4
70 tached strap then placing the strap aroui
/ his meek he took II fatal leap His sister, wi
re Was the only person about the building at d
III time. ii seems suspected his purpose, and ke
III strict watch upon his movements, but duri
10 her temporary absenc, attending to some 4
~ mestic du les ia the house, the suicide rapid
made the preparations necessary to tho slccc
>, OF his fell purpose, and his sister returnl
:" after the lapse Of fifteen minutes, found t
e, body OF her unfn tunate brother suspend
ie above the hay NOW, which was nearly full.
ie Life, however, was not yet extinct hut by t
p time he could be taken down, the vital spa
Y had fled. lie had been melancholy, or lab,
III ing under temporary mental arrangement
., some time past, and TO this cause the act
"a s,lf-destruction Is attributed.
" Police A1di,s.-Geo. S. Hagany, Jr, by
d tcer Hettrck, for TO rgery on a warrant swo
he out by n. b. Aaronson, of Philadelphia, he "
ie taken to Phila. where he had hearing before
vs. Alderman, and in default Of bail lie was co
il, initted to Moyanensng to answer at the col
to of General Sessions of that pla's.
;e A. Davis, COL, by officer lIe'terick for
I'd larccrcy Of quantity Of r"btcco, the prope