The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
Miss 8. Evans, OF MeDonogh No. 7, boys, ex-
hanged with Miss L. ]. Dart of MeDonogh No.

ant. Miss G. Bentley to BROADWAY. ~ oA00' 'iiA'
Miss Magic 4 Ferguson to be second third as
stsan 81 t " oak Boys vice Miss Koran to b.
Miss A. 6ertel to be transferred as third as
sistant from MeDonogh No. 6, girls, to tin
same boys.
Miss Brennan, third assistant In Washington
No. 2, to be second assistant.
Miss Celeste NJ. Nicely, third assistant in JET
terson No 2, to be second assistant.
MMiss Nj. K. Hambett to rank as assistant IL
Fisk school,
The committee recommended that the Clio
raised to the grade Of grammar a Schools. ''
>, Inc committee also submitted the following
list of
Observation-Disclosures
assigned to the schools named:
jackson School, Bpys-Msses Anna Shields
Mettie :. O'Connor Katie Mccormack. Mary NJ
Blackadder.
Mary A. Curran. l.. a. Lloyd, Ellen Martin.
Paulding-Misses NJ. S. Carr, Rosa Hubert, NJ
u Higgins, Ida Peyton. Esther Brandao. Il. A
Cio-Mfsses Mary Barrett. T. P. Clark, Alice
Marshall Misses NJ. q. Fisher, Marian Hew.
lit, A. q. wharton, Emma Ref.
Franklin-Misses Alice Frapeke, Emma 4
LLOYD, Susie Benton, J. H. Torrey.
= Jefferson No, misses Annie NJ. Scott Annie
Cookery, Hattie Crowell J. A. Buckley, b, Con
ner, Mrs. M. G. Stevens.
:. " ebster--Misses Mary d, Stokes, L. Schwartz
2; J. McManus, Julia Il. Cotton, Mary u
.. Municipalities Mary Watson, Mary Clouey
Hannah Ian Hague. l.. Duncan, Sarah Mellow.
Fisk Misses Agnes J. Flanagan. Grace Hart
NJ, A. McMillen, alice I. II ss.
Eimonia- Misses s. Vlgers, l.. Harnstt, Mary
Wilson
sumner-Mlss L.. Gardesighi Mrs Elizabeth
Rust and Mrs. NJ Fl. Martin
Mason Miss Jos. Cabannes.
Observation-Disclosures Harriet Dolan, Julia La
hargue. Rosa Z. Murphy.
Robertson Misses Mary L. Dolan. Kate e.
Mitchell A. G.. kearney
Derbigny-Mrs. A. Pluche. Miss Fanny
Conruy.
Rampart- Misses o. f, King. Alice J. Haml-
ton. G. Beauvais.
Claiborne Misses NJ. L. Dolan, Annie Con-
we'll H. Hebert.
st. Ann-Misses Mary J. Ferraud, Ellen J. Ma
lone, $ Sagendorf.
st. Philip-M .sses G. MeCerran, Julia f..
Frankfort, G, johnson, Z: $, Leslie,
Leglia French.
Bayou Road-Misses Clara Davis Mary Muir
Hospital MissesAnnieConweH,J ennieWaldo.
Fillmore-MiSses Ellen Flynn. Frederick
High, Mary Murphy.
Bayou Bridge Mss Il G. Blum,
Laharpe-Miss A. Myers, Mr.. Henry Cham
be S, Miss IsabeleC, billiard.
Beauregard-Misses Lucy Fallen. Mary NJ.
Bannister.
Yillere-Miss Mary Murphy.
Ie Breton-Misses b. G. Cook. Mary Murphy.
!, McDonogh No. misses Emma Morgan B, E..
Mobonogh No. s-Misses Laura O. Harris,
Susie Smith.
Marigny-M Misses NJ. j. Ferraud, Irene Gas
cheu.
Dauphine-Mrs. Ellen Hamilton.
.Washington-M Misses Mary S. Stokes, Colts
McCarthy-Mss Kate j Hughes,
Elmira-Miss K J. Hsghes.
Fulton Misses Della Day, Mary Nanny, +. A.
Georgia Wilson.
Laurel-Misses L. Waldo. b. Tierney, Hattie
T., Lawrence. NJ L. MCCORMACK. Alicia b., Rem
uySOn.
st Mary-Misses Kate c. Clarke. E. McCloud,
MeDonoeh No. Misses J. Clapp. H. G..
Knight, Annie Nestor, Ada Seymour.
Magnolia Boys Misses Amanda Woodwork,
Emma Willis, M. A. McCoskey, Mary Portner.
Magnolia GfrIs'-Misses Mary Flanaghan s.
NJ; Ihomps9n. Agnes MeWhs9, kate Lee.
BdefeTs n car maF mahs faaagan Mrs
E O. DoWtV.
St Andrew-Misses Alics Cottrell. Mary w
.Dryades Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Mary A.
I've OF, BoysLd5sg IL sarsh Ypune A n
hff9 ps OAK < 9arse SAN Has 4 poE Ea
Newton NJ r Patton, Elenor Benton.
McDonogh No. A Misses l.. Cook, Kate Holli-
MeDonogh No. misses Kate Holiday, L..
Cook.
Broadway Miss NJ. E. Gilgreve
Dart Annie ". Wood and Mrs. Emma Mckay.
McDonogh No. 7. Misses A. E. Klgrove,
Ida Davis. a. NJ. Dart. A. Giennie.
Sophie Durbridge, Camelia J. Beck, l.. Mehr-
tens.
Lincoln Misses A. snodgrass, Ida Davis.
Leontine-Misses A. L.. Pascoe, Annie Dyer,
Greenville-Miss Annie Dyer.
Washington No. misses Cora t. Brooks. N.
p. HAthorn, Mary Ann Porter.
Objections were made to the report by severa
on the ground that the Committee on
Teachers had no authority to appoint teachers,
and that some of those SO appointed had not
been elected,
Mr. Collins said he would sustain the report
He stated that most Of the teachers first appoint
that others had been selected He urged that
he latter were entitled to salaries for the time
they had been engaged in teaching.
Mr.. Mitchell moved that that portion OF the
report relating to the permanent
assig nmeut of teachers be stricken out.
DR.. Seaman moved. as u substitute, that tho
Of teachers by the committee, which shall be
considered, subject to regular election by the
board.
This substitute was adopted. and the report
came up for action and was adopted
THE BUDGET.
The Commiltee on Finance submitted q
budget for 1873. aggregating s3o3.67s which was
laid over. The amount for teachers salaries
is 1921 600.
The Committee on Supplies submitted a
lengthy report calling attention 10 the great
Of furniture pure based by the former
board and submitting budget OF $4,000. Re-
ceiyed and adopted.
Mr. Martinez offered resolution providing
that teachers who have been promoted to posi-
tons where the original app ointees failed to
report for duty should receive full pay.
Adopted.
The following standing and visiting commit
Lees were appointed:
VISITING COMMITTEES.
First District-Messrs. Capdevielle, Perkins,
Martinez.
Second District-Messrs. Mitchell Hassinger,
Handy.
Third District-Messrs. Gutheim, Coleman,
Fayerweather.
Fourth District-Messrs. Ferguson. Swar-
brick.
Fifth District-Messrs Mclean. Tourne.
Sixth District Messrs. Lanaux, Seaman.
Seventh District-M essrs. BARLEY. Collins.
STANDING CoMMITTBEs.
On Teachers Messrs. Gutheim, Capdevielle,
Handy BARLEY and Martinez.
On Finanee-Mes5rs. Collins, Perkins and
Iananx.
On SCHOOL, ouses-Messrs. BARLEY. Swar
brick and Craig.
On Purchases and Supplies-Messrs. Lanaux,
HaSGinppr and FnyerWeather.