, 1874-05-27

night.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Programme OF ExnmlnntionH-Trans
fcra nsid Appointments.
Tho Board Of Education hold their regular
acmi-month1y n1oottng last oyon!ng. Mr. Shol- |
don presided In tho abaonco Of Mr. King.
Tile Doard wore, through tho Secretary, In
vited to attend tho cemeteries on Decoration
Day. Tho Invitation WAS placsd on file.
coSTnAoTa AWARDED.
Mcfarland d Prlco were awarded tho contract
for placing tin roof md cornco on the school
house oornor Of Elm and Stato strects ut |
$2,8G5 Tho Bau1e firm vas also awarded tho |
contract for similar work, ut tho sn1nc prico,
Oh tho achool building corner Of Hin
mnu and 0aklcy Btroots. Tho contract
for painting md glazing tho first mentioned
school was awarded to Dahl Carolan, in tho
aum OF 81, ,07o Tho contract for tho other school
WAS awarded to tho snmo firm.
Tho COMMITTEES on buildings asked permission
to oroct d school on tho lot corner OF Twenty
soyonth and 0arIbaldi streets. 1t was resolved
that tho school should DO erected when tho doed
oi tho lot h4d boon properly conveyed,
:, PARTIAL oEnT1FIoATEs.
Tcaehora recommended tint partial certificates
bo iuaned to tho + following poEaons: Alco 9.
Mary Pnllon, Frances E; Dewey, olive Il
Tho Committee on Toachors reported the fol-
loving transfers: +; ". MoDonnel!, from tho
nor. from Third Avenue to Veddor Street Ella
G. husco, from Mitchell Street to Vcdder Ellen
! I. Smith, from Newbcry to Voddor I,izzie
Coffee, from Pearson Street TO Voddor Mariot-
from Franklin to Voddor Clara Z. Whittimore,
from Third Avonue to veddor Street Carros
Z: Warner, from Washington to Carpenter Street;
ton; Frances i. Bhipman, from tho Carpenter
to the Brown School; Matte ]. Bakor, from
Carpenter to Skinner; Fannie Wost, unassigned,
to King; Augusta DownH, unassigned, to Mitchell
| Street; Jonnlo ". Harkuosg, from Wells to
Brown.
Tho following appointments were reported;
AMMO Ryan, to Mitchell street; Freder'cka
Echsman, to Brown; hlattio olaxior, to Kinzio;
to Walsh; 1izzio ii. Cobb to tho Vedder Street
| School.
Tic, following confirmatons were concurrcd
in: Automatic spiokbosz: to Washington
Dore; Lizzio r. Dakornan, to Burr Mary j.
| Kinzic.
Rosig gnationg-Hattio J. Brown. Of tho Brown
School; G. g. Gooding, Of Third Avenue;
| School.
| The Committee on Appointments nominated
The following First Assistants +: ). Lowe. to tho
| Ella Vance, to tho Third Avenue
| I1an-goHooL.
Tho Committee On High School reported in
favor Of procuring = teacher Of oocution for
thnt institution during the coming year. They
also reported TINT thoro would DO partial OK
animation Of candidates for tho High School,
Wednesday,, June 8. Tho examination will com
mence at o'clock, in the building: Exan1ina-
tion Of candidates for tho Normal School, from
tho High sohool-wil be hold Monday morning.
June o. Examination for High School caudi-
dateswill ba hold in the different Observation-Disclosures
Of the city on the morning Of Monday. June s
Examination Of the Senior class Of tie Normal
School, for toaehora' certificates. viii bo hold
June IS and a. there will bo several OK
aminations Of tho pupa Of tho High and Nor
NAL Schools. Monday, Juno 25, the closing
exercises Of the Grammar schools, the inde-
partmonss Of the District schools will DO hold.
friday, Juno 20, tho closing exercises
so 5s District gssees SsEfrsst' %E Se ho,s
Normal schoola will ba held Jointly at 1icVick-
era Theatre Friday, June 20, commanding at
o'clock. Examination in reading, writing, aud
! schools between June 10 aud Is.
A petition from the High School requesting
| that the exercises in that institution and tho
Normal school 10 kopt Separate was placed on
| file.
| GERMAN.
Mr.. nichberg nominated aliHs Regina Bchaner
| for Superintendent OF German iu. the public
schools, ut u gnlary OF 81, 600 year. Ho road
strong rocommenaatory 1etter In favor Of the
| lady.
Mr.. Goggfn did not SOC my ncoeasity for
having German looked after. Ho thought tho
Anglo-AmcricaD tongue was the language Of tho
] country.
Soma little debate followed. but the lady was
finally appointed.
Mr.. King, who arrived at tue close Of tho de-
bate, denounced Dfr. Goggin'a words as very
| diBroputablo. They BODIED toward prejudice and
| disorder. Ho had understood AIr. Goggin to
attack the integrity Of the Board. He defed
hls insinuations, aud hurled them back.
inspector nnnyan thought TINT German in
tho schools was superauous. He should vote to
drive it ont.
The yota on the appointment found AleasrB.
Runynn and GogGin nlone In the negative.
Inspector Goggin did not intend to bo person.
al. He said that in explanation. He could not
help it it gentlemen got mad about nothing.
Mr. Reynolds moved to have the Porter tcle-
graph certificate abolished az prizes IN the High,
Normal, atld District Schools.
The motion, after slight debate, waa carried.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, May Steamships Jaya, poreire
and Washington, from New York, have arrived
out.
NEW YoRK, May 20.-Arrlved, steamships
Harold Haarfager, from London; 6iloBia,