National Republican., 1875-06-30

Mrs Emily Myers; No. 8. Alice L Kern; No. 4,
Metella King; No Clara = T BsEsr conaT MaIs SeS'
No. 2 Emily Rosinson: Male Secondary, No 3,
Amanda M East; Female Secondary, No. 4, Susie
Ellis; Female Secondary, No. Q, H. Jennie Frees
Male Secondary, No. Z, Mary U; Whitneyi re-
male Secondary No s elizabeth a,,,Pa y. ,PrsthSsr;
male Secondary, No. 10. MaEgie Y; Wslshi Male
See ndary, No. II, Mrs. Emma F. Quinltn; Fe-
%as PT@Sry No. Roberta Freoisnd Fs@ss
Primary No. 2, A. Hortense Trevitt; Male Pri-
mary, No. 8 Mary B. BARTLETT Female Primary,
No. 4 E. q. Whitman: Male Primary, No. 8,
May l. johnson; Female Primary, No. 9, Emma
I. Wilson; Male Primary No, ]; Helen = Ralph lDl
Female Primary; No. s. Jensie Bossi Male PIi-
No. 10, Anna B. Milans; Male Primary, No. IL,
Marion }. Malone; Female Primary, No. y, Inez
lett; Female Primary, No Il, CLARA ]. LeSh;
Male Primary, No. Is, Mary r. Evans, acting;
Female PEimsry, ~. II, Grace Q; Poole; Male L
male Primary, Anna L Sargent; assistant, Lille
B. Holbrook, scting, to Male Grammar.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Male Grammar Charles E. Hilton; Male
Grammar, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hilton, assistant;
grammar, %niS % ETeIyn M Van 6cren % sub assistant;
Male lntsrmediate, No; 1, Victoria L NouSse;
No; 2 Mary 9. Kelly; No 3, Mary Morgan; No.
No. /, Lucy b. DAVIS; No. 2, Hannah P. johnson;
No. 8, Mary A. Aukwardi No. 1, Lille T.
TlOmas: male ana emble 1QL6TmeulbI0f NO D,
Sarah L. Talbert: Female Secondary, No. 2,
Martha ]. McCutchen; Male Secondary, No. 3,
Mrs. Amelia J. Rowland; Female Secondary,
Alice Ouishan; Female Secondary, No. 8, Oath.
crime A. Dulin; Male and Female Secondary, No.
], Mary A. Dodge; Female Secondary, No; {, M.
NJ. Stromberger; Male and Female Secondary,
No. 10, Mary L. Packard; No. II, Ida A. Lord;
Mst;utcSsp: MstS sS No. Mary sSndsrSon; No. ), Mar
tina A. Armistead; Female Primary, No. Ella
G. Kelly; Male and Female Primary, No. 5,
Mary E. KsaIy; Male and Femsle Primary, No.
], Sarah J. Kealeyj Female Primary, No. 8. Mrs.
Maria V. McCSthrsni Male Primary, No. 9,
Primary, No. 10, Nellie NJ. Mack; Male Primary,
No, IL, Maggie E. Forbes; Male and Female
EIa kf.n AZ Female PlI@sfg No. 'f T. Sarah
E. Meredith, acting; Male Primary, No. 10,
Mary E. Little: Male and Female Primary, No.
16, Fannie Z. Crosby.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Mr.. Lloyd presented the list Of teachers for the
Fourth district, and asked their confirmation.
Mr.. Hovey said that he objected to none except
the name of Mr.. Thompson as teacher for the
Male Grammar sohooi Mnien undet @ tSe S.in,, cIcI-
he felt made 1t impossible for him to vote for Mr.
Thompson.
Thompson was laid over until the next meeting
of the board, ald the balance Of the list con-
frmed. The teachers elected were:
u. n.
Female Grammar, Mrs. Mary E Martin; Sophie
P. Davidson, sub-assistant; Male !ntermediate,
No. !, Ellie Dunn; No. Mary A. Lee, No 8,
/, Mrs. Sarah Z. Wise; No. 2, Annie Van Horn;
No. 3, Susie A. Langley; No. 4, Mrs. Mary A.
gOwsn aStng gEDSSs SSsoS%ldasfJ NG RsSbs
Garrett; No.4, Harriet L. Davis; No. 5, Elizabeth
]. Riley; No. Q, CLARA L. Wilson; No. I; Mary
Louisa Strobel; No. 8, Belle q. Peyton; No. 10,
Martha Barnes; Primary, No. /, Margaret E.
Garrett; No. 2, Cstharlne F. Maxwell; No. 3,
Ellen E. Halliday; No. Z, Adele B. Gray; No. 5,
inT; No fda H. p PaSphrsy; ri % No. s. UhsrIottc @
TO- Sarah Il. JohnsOn;' No IL, Sophie J. Allen:
Miss Lucille Smith was resppointed teacher Of
the Normal school; Miss Susie Fuller, teacher Of
drawing; Professor J. H. DsnieE Miss Bette
HaYenner and Mrs. Annie King, music teachers
for the city.
coLoRED SCHOOLS.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, the following were
chosen teachers Of the colored schools: N. ].
Patterson, L. T. Barney,O. E. Psrke, E.V.BroWn,
Jones, M E. Tucker, NJ. S. Lawrence, A. Rosa.
s. Simmons, z. Z. Coskley, ID. o. Barney, NJ; v.
Dstcher, A. NJ. Parke, n. F. Kiger, L A. Bar
W. Ringgold, E. A. Butler, E. Logan. m. Z.
Chew, 4. 7. Howard, B. E. Pope, r: ]. Cook, J.
h,, Brooks 4. rIIa WsETicS :. T. BoTi1 M14isE "A
]. Wilson, A. A. Brown, n. A. S. Gary, NJ. L.
Hoy, L. l. Lewis. N. A. Coaklsy, NJ. E. Reed, N.
Giles, Z. A. Lee, e. L. Fisher, A. l. Foote, g.
W. Dyson, A. A. BoEeman, NJ. A. Hutton, NJ. A.
Dorster, NJ A. Ward, q. Lewis, NJ. A. Railey, A. T.
Bowen, NJ Bond, E. P. Shadd, J. g. Nutter, A.
P. Spencer, A. V. Thompkins, H. A. Sanders, s.
L. Damn, L. p. Matthews, H. A. Martin, A. L.
TilgbmaD, O. Z. Collins, L A. Smith. @. Q.
jackson, II. F. Grant, ]. Esputs, T. W. Hun
ston.
The sub boards of Georgetown and the county
schools were unprepared TO report, and agreed to
present their nominations at the next meeting.
Mr.. Ohamplin gave notice that all persons nav
iRg bills against the schools were requested to
present them to the committee on accounts by
next Saturday, in order that they might be acted
upon by the board ut their meeting next Tuesday
night.
The board then adjourncJ.