National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06
COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

Schedule for the Annual Examlsatisn.
regular meeting OF the Board OF County
School Trustees was held yesterday at their
rooms In the Executive building, corner OF Sew
euteenih street and Pennsylvania avenue; the
president, J. 8. Brown, In the chair, and Charles
Douglass, secretary.
Mr.. Folllot presented the resignation Of W. II.
Harris as principal Of school No. ., Seventh dis
trct; which was accepted.
Also, the application OF Mrs. =. II. Anderson
for transfer from the Bhghtwood school to the
Uuiontown school on the commencement OF tho
next school year. Referred to the committee on
EXAMINATIONS.
MI. Mitchell presented the following schedule
for the examination OF the schools:
June q, morning. Mt. Mlller's school, No. 2,
Sixth district, to be examined by Messrs
X ,ckwell's, No. 4, Seventh district, by Messrs.
FJliott and Carter; June 70, afternoon, Mrs,
B,njamin's school; No. Z, seventh district, BY
Messrs. folltott aud Slick. June ~, me rning
Nc. Pecks school, 10. l. First district, BY Msssrs
@ trter and Slick; June 81, morning, Mrs. loTk's
school, No. 3, Third district, by Messrs. Brown
and Miller; June a. morning Miss Abell's school
No. l, seventh district, by Messrs. folliott and
Burr; June u, afternoon, Miss Stelles school,
Burr. June IS, morning, Miss Mlller's school, No
June - morning, Miss Browns school, No. 3,
Third district, by Mesars. Brown and Burr; Miss
Smiths school, No. |, Fourth district, by Messra.
Mitchell aud Carter Mr. Pelty,s school, No. l,
Seventh district, by Messrs. Folllott and Miller;
ae ss brown and Burr; Miss SCOTS scSooi,
No. l, Fourth district, by Messrs. Mitchell and
trct, by Messrs. Folliott and Petty. June 20,
morning, Mr.. Chappell's school, No. !, Second
district, by Messrs, Slick and Carter; Nj. jan
Blown and York; Mr. Keenes school, No. :,
Fourth district by Mesars. Mitchell and Burr;
June 20, morning, Mo. shuners school, No. s,
seventh dlstrict, BY Mes4rs. folllott and Petty.
|, Third district, by Messra. Brown and York;
Mas winebergers school, No. ., Fourth district,
by Messrs. Burr and Douglass; June 70, morn
Ing Mrs. voorhees, school, No. |, SIKH district,
by Messrs. Miller aud Fountain; Mss pAtter-
sons school, No. ., Seventh district, by Mesars.
Folliott and Bishop. June 81, morning. Mr..
as ssaSe Sick saS carter hr. VaOrheSs School,
No. 3, Fourth DISTRICT by Messrs. Brown and
VIDAL; Mrs, Douglas school, No. |, fonrth dis
trict, by MeSsrs, Mitchell and keene; Mr: jan
Burr and d. 4. Janney; Mr.. sImuions' school,
No. ., Seventh district, by MeAsrs. Polott aud
Miller; Mr.. Carmack's school, No. \, First dis
school, No. :, Third district, by Messrs. Brown
ana Mitchell; Mr.. MitchelI's school, No. .,
Fourth district, by Messrs. Burr and II. 7. Jan.
ney; NJ. Bishops sca9ol, Nc, !, Seventh dis
on motion OF Mr.. Folllott, W. J. simmons was
transferred from school No. Fifth district, now
taught by him, 10 school No. 5, Seventh district,
made vacant by the resignation OF Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Mitchell, from the committee appointed to
Investigate the alleged il-treatment OF q child
attending school In the Fourth district, reported
tSs wSad ss a
the next meeting.
Tue blll Of Nj. VIM. Ballantyne Of $500 was
approved.
RSsolred That the committee on eXAmlnRtIo