, 1875-04-28

Tho Foard OF Education hold regular meot.
Ing last orcning, President Richberg In lho
chair.
On motion Of Mr. Osborn, the proposal nadc
FOR tho sale Of 4 school gite en- Tho corner o!
Hermitage ASenue mud York atscet, REFERRED
bnck by tho Common Council to tho Eoard. was
again roferred back to the Common Council.
i petition vas sent in By tceaants in tho
vicinity OF Fourth avonne. near tho site OF thu
Third Avenue Primary School, asking for tho
removal OF tho hotise OF iufamy on tho school
lot, which was danger to public morale, aud
moro especially tot hn yonug.
Referred to Inspector Iseed, with instructions
to lay tic casn be!oro tho ruco Super intenl!ent.
LAWSDALE SCHOOL,
Inspector 0leson madt melton to tho effect
thal tno EoaEd Include In tho ektinattE E5QOU
for school site In tho Tictnitr Of Law.inlc.
Inspector DiutbnrIt opposed tho motion. ITo
thought tho city was enough l,ufdeIed already.
I.awnslsls had al! the accommodation needed for
tho rchola.s Of that locality. There was no Dcod
Of Ro!uG to to cEpcnao Of builiing a four-stotv
house, when sufficient room cnuld bo had for
rent.
nr. O!eson's motion was laid on tho table.
AFPutSIMESTH. LTo.
The following report waa nado by the Com
1ntttca On the appointment Of teachers
Earl, n,yai K!asie; 1rger sclodaser, Warrington
~: ssrah u. l. nessn Temporary. Poster; Aheo =.
Inhte!l Theresa Kelly. Au.4sotia lfealy, Holden
ill., cts Fiji T. iii,ah I'sSasS Wasl. '0A'0 A'' D. Dfeek
Martha j. DaeniostL, WeIs 10 Lincoln Kate Kely'
;ow., A.se loset' iis!isn to Wood a{ary i. Hae.
Ctxtlr Dvscr. Lincoln Street to Naxie.
sfsina as5 sSas:fS Kin,d .,c Ms,see IIzsis r.
Es'o /: l:sIsn teElerary Brown; Anna Y. 1ia.
nis, ogdcn kaso Kelly, Sewterry !; E,uty L. W11sn-
II s,c arsrs; roa s're; S.llo A5pn' Ward itdwe
drawing; Mary III. FEsdeEl. kH, Neyala TliIa.usnn,
NoEbesry School Mary n. 1stnufn, burr Jcun!s 4.
replnSF' 9.l'1sf csy:S,ass7'a vi: rsa.ssnta ch.,
Day, Msttie J. p4ilvin, slrah D. Chamber, Clara
@ AGhp Eya ~fGs;'scr Fianees 4 Lasae Lt1Ae T. Cog
APRIL ATTENDANCE.
Iho summary Of tho April attendance WAS IA
foi!ows' Wholo numbor Of pupils entored, a.
639 +; average number belonging, u 7i5.1; ayor-
nGe daily nttondAuce. 32,g02.4; percentage orr
Attendance, W.4 "tArdy," COLI
Tho following summary Ia talsoa feora tho re-
port OF the Suporintendcnt for the term ending
ApiH %, 1876: Highest enrolment. 81, ,Ol0 low
est on'ol|nlant {a.arcA}. s8527 l7s8est duly
attendance ,ats.s {AEEA 32o94; smallest daily a.
centass Of alteudauoo. oo.a.
Ihe reaaonH assigned for tho decreased A.
tendance arc measles and Ecasit. fever.
Tbs report was coucurEel tn,
Attorney HuHgin Has empowered 10 take pro-
cocLingu tor tue collection Of certain juI.1ucus
notes.
NEW RULE.
Tbs following mas offered by Inspector
HoSno:
iaotrfd, That tho COMMITTEES On Rulcs md Rea,la
liens ba instructed 70 frame aud report to tAa ncxt
meeting of this board standing ralo requiring hit
Ill tsacners md other employees OF thu Board Ls ct
residents within the City Of ChIcxEo.
: referred to tue Committee On HuIcs md ;
Regulations.
Inspector Dleson proBouted resolution re-
lnitlug that at tho close ot the preacnt entool
Ieas district schools should rank as grammar
schoo's, and that tile s&mo rato at salaries 10 !,
paid to Principals ard tsachcrd ns to tho en- !;
ll0yes Of tho grammar Ecnoola.
Ihs mattar INA toferfo4 to The Committee Gu ;
anlns and Regulations,
Aitpurn n.I