National Republican., 1873-05-07
pTpIIc scnoo,Ls OF GEoRGErowN,

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GBORGETOwN.
Meeting Of tho Cusrdians-Thc Teachers
Report for the Past Month-Order sf ES-
smIustiou Arranged.
The guardians of the public schools OF George
town held their regular monthly meeting, at
their rooms over the post once, last evening. An
thony fflde, ESQ.,, president In the chair, and
the Cnalr laid before the board . communIca-
ton from Miss Jennie Gardner, teacher Of Prim-
arr No. 1, stating that George Krouse and VII
spp p eptes and constant Ia diso5eSenee. Aso Smother
from W. V. Young, United States consulate at
Carbrouhe, France, asking for two or more
copies OF the last annual catalogue.
superintendent j. o, Wilson presented an alb
stract OF the teachers report for the month OF
April, Of which the following IL q synopsis; Mum
Der O. pupil, attendng SS sG%ted y Ticket
4; number on the roll, oet; number Of vacant
seats, 100; number OF applicants, o re-entered,
81; receiving books !; number present ", num-
pended, 8; certificates OF merit, 800; days school
Closed, bxj average attendance, ufi; number Of
M. Levi becker was dismissed a. janltor from
the froapectstreet school, and W. II. Moore ap-
pointed In his stead, to take effect from the 18th
of the present month.
ing for the position Of janltor In the new school.
building about to be erected. The two last com.
munications were placed on Ole.
number OF bills were presented and ordered
Messra Hyde, Beail and Wilson were appointed
4 committee TO wait on the chairman OF the
Finance Commlttse Of the Council and have q
TOR Georgetown In the bill Introduced In the
Council Imposing taxes forthe fiscal year ending
The cosmittee was also authorised " sscer-
tain what amount IL In the hands OF the comp
troller to the credit Of the achoola.
The order Of examinations and the examiner
| q
:. m, % unSsS essrss "a S Of Messrs. Msiim and bun.
hp-fnmaries Nos. and q WEDNESDAY, yuns
| iS np a m, Primary No. 3 and Male Secondary
M.;r' pnPsP P., and MO ma TSSS. sSHs =,
Messrs. Monitt and Dunlap. Friday, June 80 q
p. m, Male Intermediate, Mr, Curtis. Monday
June q, a y. m, Female intermediste. MT
smmar sfs fsa.I NJ. Iyas. so' wsSns.d.J june $ % *
D. m, Male Grammar, Mr.. Wilson.
II was decided that ths distrihution Of pre-
mlums TO the pupils should be miee Of the clos
on motion o. M. Dunlap, It was decided Il
give q small silver medal 10 the two additions
| schools At High street buildinE.
The board then adjournsd.
LOCAL NOTES.
Tue alarm OF fre sounded last night at I
| O'Clock from boz O. tSiRnal onice) was false.
Seven new members were added 10 HON
Division No. O. SINS o. Temperance, last night
ave Of whom were ladies.
George D. MecsItee, go, has removed iron
Capitol Hlll 70 b. new res dence, on Fourteenth
street. opposite Fnnklin tquare.
| Al q late hour last night the condition OF Nj
John A. Tucker. VINO was struck on the head b
| . colored burSl vas unimproyed, and but littl
hopes Of his recoy sry are entertained.
The Graphie ofthe lat instant contains car
itAl cartoon representing . civil service elert
young gentlemin well Known In this city.
J. N. D. writes rs In favor Of an appropriatlo
BY the Legislature TO build the Washingto
for appropriations for monuments, even 70
o. W.
Maefeeley, Of the First Auditors once, Is tn
least bit apprehensive Of the ultimate attack B
come he will retreat 10 the Treasury. Caui
why7 They can't pass the civil service board.
The Republicans Of the Twenty -second dlstri,
met last night at Odd Fellows hall, and selecte
tiyes 10 the central committee; W. l.. Cowan,
Z. yermillion and hlddleton Foster.
The statement to the effect that Mr.. Folker,
letter-carrier, took laudanum for the purpose Z
committing suicide, that appeared In the SD
OF last evening, ls . MISTAKE. Mr.. Foker wa
vine.
The promenade concert given last evening .
Masonic Temple, for the benefit OF the Age
Men and wOmen's Home, was an essential su'
ocss, and netted q Very handsome sum for N
worthy object. Tue Little slsters OF the Pos
and love.
We learn that the friends OF Pay Inspectt
Carpenter, L. ;. w., and wife, sJmpathiEin
with them In their loas BY the late connagratlon
have undertaken to TAfie an elegant douhl
cAmelh hair shawl belonging to MIS-. O., Al q
chance. The shawl Ia nov on exhibition I
Perry and Bros store.
The library In the rooms OF the Y. n. c. A. I
now closed, In order that improvements may b
made and the library put In order. one Of On
many improvements will be the addition OF abou
two thousand new books to the collection, an
q provision by which all the popular new book
will be added as published. Subscribers who ma
have books out are desired TO return them imm,
diateIy, as the books lost will be replaced, an
the library put In nrst-rate condition.