, 1873-12-31

1ue Sehoul 4Akell1 preHehtoU tee following
communications
Charles G. Chaae, School Agent: -
a., DEAR SIN: lind, from tho records In the Office,
the snn Of $ioo,sso.lo Tor tllo year lsfs Of %jch
IN noun Una tut enly M M ~ aa been pad leav
mS pfcucccasor falls to turn to Yours truly
GEonaE D. PLANT. Superintendent.
Accompanying this was letter from Mr. Lano,
In which he explains that tic balance referred to
Ia in the Franklin Bank, Which Inns ceaaed to
c1ist The funds arc, therefore, for tho present,
unavailable.
On motion tho matter waH roforrcd to a spo-
rlal Committee OF Five, composed Of Inspectors
lsunyan, Hambleton. Wells, Olingor, md King.
Tho rosignation Of Airs. @. II. johnson, Of tha
Blue Island Avenue School, was presented and
accepted.
CERTIFICATES.
The Committee Oh examination OF Teachers
reported, recommending thar partial certificates
be awarded to Charlotte Kenyon, r. Louiae
Brineli, Jennie II. Dowy, Mary Il. Dom, Emma
Preston, Annie Ryan, ii. Emily Lynne, Hattie
T.. Herbert, Mary n. Sampson. Ila j. Cook,
Alice G. Talbot, lizzio Coffee, Evoline Gonoll,
nartella q. Jacobs, Anna Murphy, Mary II.
Tho report WIS concurrcd in.
TRANSFERS AND APPOINTMENTS.
The following transfers were reported: Elvira
nae9: Ma1sf !eo,n TUG CiafRe 70 Tue brown Schooli
h1Hs. = 1rh" iso t ene c1arKo p 70 tno browh
Street; md Louisa c. Sitka, from tho Peoria
Street to tie Rolling Mills.
e,nn;,,rnats nv traa. iepo.tea !ne Iol!owlng
MINI B. Smith to tho Franklin, A1n1y Mott to tho
@ @Eo..ago 49,, ,oioHe, rahny Day TO tho Holden lcssie
tS," W sa9 oaalKe Mannio il1Fool TO the ClGrke
- ~, paoa, oanu'ots so .ne olaen Minnie Eliol
Mitchell School.
~ aa1o ,o.o~g Ng IoacMosa we're voIed ~ increase
" saIafS: -'l!ha LOUISE a: randall, MleR Callie
- ru Nea anq n I1ss 41azda, i "nappls. nuo
ATE t , MGo s ngfaie6g was elected Principal
"es9etn asehne. -
1,,.a. cohroRAL ruS1snaENT..
,a anapeetor 9'eeols' Q! .ile committee to whom
"as to,erieu ar. :haeehoefgs resolution on
'>mo"s
Your commtee, to whom was referred the resolu-
Mr nGarS 60 i ,sa ths prohibition M 81
Lave to report ihat, with tue exception Of few ss
;tsa;y abolished; TINT the hau faitfu
Goosca - tnat ena shat there shond DC none IN o'r
~ ill., Y 10 n ne ns ae een
ne rssary 10 ca cort, tencrr to an an ncen,nt @
!y snytng that tho bo4r Ind no rule upon the SUB.
j"s Your connittee believa that III this in other
,A:tsers, theI" should be 40 mtesndersanding. and
@ NJ n ro as ~ ,ns ~ S oe added to aud be
Teachers abnll In m rape Ipffct cnrr,nr,t +,ura
acat In tie pubic schools Of the Civ Of Ehea5o
lsowE1i orEsoN."
jous c. N,canEno,
JOSEPH 5. REsNoIps.
THE DEBATE.
Considerable dobato followed the introduction
OF this report.
Inspector Stone took tho ground that, although
he himself was one Of the foremost opponents
saga Of rule to that ofrcct would..c inter
toro with tho discipline Of The Schools. THO
snE erintendont had dono his best to prevent lilo
Of Ibis had been excellent
Inspector Wells partially agrecd with Mr..
Stone. There we're, lie sud, great many
l'oyA who could not be dcult with ii
any other way. Was moro suspension \
sufficient punirhmons for splitting in q toaehor's
faco? For his part, ho would lilo to tako such
pupil by tic collar rather suddenly aud helm
him ont Expprimnnts had hnen made in tha