The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-21

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Total. ID ~ Is l6 q -
The above number is the same as for
The year just closed.
The committee therefore offer the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the number of teachers
as set forth in the above schedule be EN-.
ployed for the ensuing year.
Adopted.
'sALARIEs.
The committee on salaries reported in
favor of paying the same salaries to
teachers for the ensuing year as that paid
last year. Adopted.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
The report of the committee on Ger
man was received, read and filed.
A lengthy report from Prof. q. A.
Schatfer, giving information in regard 10
The progress of German in the public
schools, was read and placed on file.
sUPERINTENDENT's REPORT.
Prof. Hervey, Superintendent, sub
mit,ed the following report which was
received and filed:
WHEELING, July goth, 1876.
To the Board of Ed,tcat,on:
CENT? EMEN:-The reports of the
schools of the district fer the month OF
June are herewith submitted.
Your attention IS invited to the fol-
lowing items:
Enrolment for the month OF June,
? 4Os; average attendance, 1887; average
absence. All. Per cent of average at
tendance in enrolment, 81, total en-.
rollment since September l, 1876, 4,49O.
Number of cases of Washing
ton, l2O; Madison, &c; Clay 90; Union,
lS9; Centre, l19; Webster, 1903;
Ritcnie, AZ; Colored, 6S. Total,
40. Number of pupils present
in attendance in all the schools, 40;
number of cases of discipline dis
posed .:of by the Superintendent, 10;
number of cases of corporal punishment,
IL; number OF visits-Superintendent,
A.; commissioners, SO; others, 120; total,
1919. Number Of pupils in the several
branches: Orthegraphy, 1898; feadlng,
2lSl; writing, 1861; mental arithmetic
1866; written arithmetic, 1913; geography
Dl5; grammar PA; history lO5; physiol-
gy %; natural philosophy Is; chemistry
II; botany t.; astronomy 2; algebra 81;
geometry 6; US. Constitution Is; Ger
man 3S2; drawing 432. Amount paid
for tuition, inclusive of German,
So, 1880.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment in German: Washington,
50; Madison, 80; Clay, 80; Union, Al;
Centre, SO; Webster, 43; Richie, 105.
Total, 1872. Number of pupils of German
parentage, $50; number of pupils of other
Than German parcntage, 81 Number of
German pupils belonging to grammar
school, 81; division A, 100; division b,
l42; division &, SO. Number of classes
taught, 40; amount paid for instruction
in German, $3.50.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN y. HERVEY, SUPP.
CLERKS REPORT.
The clerk of the Board made his
quarterly report, showing the amount of
money expended for books, stationery,
and supplies TO teachers, schools, indl-
gent children and janitors, as follows:
Washington District, s10.s2; Madison,
1865; Clay, $2l.26; Union,
bl7i2; Centre, $3.50; Webster,
s50S; Richie, $500. Colored,
sl.57. Total, $500. The report was
received and filed.
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS.
The following persons were recon-.
mended by the Commissioners of the diff
ierent districts, for the ensuing year, who
were confirmed by lhe Board:
Washington District-Z. G. Bundy,
principal; Miss Agnes Mcclure, division
A, grade L; Miss Alice V. Oxtoby, divis-
ion A, grade 2; Miss Sallie Robinson, di.
vision B, grade l; Miss Tillie Mcdonald,
division b, grade 2; Miss Annie A. John
.on, division G, grade L; Miss Mary Z.
Phipps, division c, grade 2; Miss Ada b.
Greer, division d, grade /; Miss Mary
J. Arbuthust. division d, grade 2; Miss
Ada 5. Jones, division ID, grade 2; Mrs.
Elizabeth Wier, jsnitor.
Madison District A. NJ. Steven
son, principal; - grammar school;
JulIa NJ. Wiley, division A; Eliza Nc
kelvey, division B; Emma E. Snowden,
division &, grade /; Jennie A Campbell,
division Z, grade 2; Mints Foster, diyi-
sion D, grade l; Hannah NJ. Nicoll, d.
vision d, grade 2; Mrs. Catherine Bark.
ley. jsnitress.
Coiored School-Wm. F. Gaskins,
principal; Miss Hattie Z. Carter, assist.
ant; Hannah Washington, jsnitress.
Gay Dsstriet-Miss S. j. Meholin,
Maggie Davis, grammar
school; Mary j. DAVIS, division A, grade
!; Emma J Stephens, division A, grade
2; Mary Z. LETTERS, division B, grade l;
Mary a. Bale, division B, grade 2; Jane
McColloch, division &, grade i; Matte
Stout division &, grade 2; Merriam Dean,
division q. grade 8; Lizzie n. Swift,
liNisfou ~, SEauc - -ualeio a. SseNeils,
division d, grade 2; Lizzie Mckenuan,
division d, grade 8; jsnitor. Jos. B.
Booth.
UaioH -Distriet-J. 4. Snowden,
principal; Ella Dillon, grammer ROOM
Annie Ewing, division A, grade i; Ada
Dillon, division A, grade 2; Annie JET
fers, division b, grade 1; Lizzie Downs,
division B, grade 2; Amanda Robinson,
division G, grade L; Lucinda Sims, divis-
ION c, grade 2; Maria Ellingham, divis-
on G, grade 3; Sophia Davis, division D,
grade l; n. Lou McColloch, division d,
grade =; Amy Chaplin, division ID, grade
); Mary Robinson, division &. grade 4;
Mrs John Waterhouse, jsnitres.
Centre Distriet-Principal, Miss N. z.
Taylor; assistant, Sadie Stout; division
A, Cornelia Hamilton; division B, Annie
division B, grade 2, Belle God.
'rey; division G, Minnie S. Black; divis-
on d, grade ], Annie w. Boyd; division
D, grade 2, Jennie Patterson; Mrs. Coal
nan, jsnitress.
Webxer D,str1et-Ssmuel j. Boyd,
principal; Martha Harper. Grammar