The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

.L1o SCHOOLS FOR SESSION 1S7sJ79.- Super
intendent Peav met the principals and
teachers on Saturday morning at 10 o. clock
at the Higll-SchooI building. After con.
gratulating them on their good health and
prompt attendance for work after the en-
ioyment OF the vacation, and thanking them
ferthe magnanimity displayed in accepting
the terms OF thirty per cent. in cash and
seventy per cent. in certificates for their
monthly pay until the 18th December next,
he called their attention to many points Of
interest to the school system, and suggested
a number Of improvements in the plans
and methods Tor their consideration in the
work OF the current school year.
The meeting adjourned after the an
nouncement OF the following assignment Of
teachers was made for duty at their res pee
tive school-buildings, which will be opened
to receive pupils at 0 O'Clock this morning: !:
Richmond High School.-Mr. w. F. Fox,
principal; Miss E. Fl. New, senior assist
ant; Mr.. E. Z. Murray, senior assistant !;
Miss j. P. Reed, junior assistant; Miss S.
E. Ramos, junior assistant; DR.. William H.
Taylor, chemistry and philosophy; Miss NJ.
A. I.ybrock, German and English assistant.
First Grammar Grade: Miss Kate O'Neill,
Miss Mary j. Fulton, and Miss I. Z. Robins.
ham, principal; Miss L. ?. Hulce, Miss A..
f. Hicks, Miss Mollie D. Shell, Miss NJ. l..
W. Jones, Miss E. N. Garnett, Mrs. L. s.
Cosby, Miss Rosa Moore, Miss E. v Shell,
Miss j. A. Marsh. and Miss Clara C. Morton.
Clav Schoo!.-Mr. George r. Pace, prin-
cipal; Miss E. V. Saville, Miss A. Mott, Miss
G. S. Taylor, Miss C. F. McKim, Miss II.
Craver. Miss NJ. Y. Walters, assistant
teacher. ....-
Leiqh School, Rev. W. B. McGilvray.
Miss J. E. Whiting, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rosen, Miss
V. T. Sutton, Miss H. NJ. Laube, Mrs. r. A.
Apperson, Mrs. G.. T. Bartskowski, Miss B.
V. Faris, Miss L. s. HESS, Mrs. Ada w.
Davidson, Miss NJ. Krausse, Miss l.. f.
Hockaday, Miss NJ. E. Savage.
Central Schooi.-Mr. S. T. Pendleton,
principal; Miss S. Hutcheson, Miss S. r.
Morris, Mrs. 3. L. Crew, Miss j. 81. Wigles-
worth, Miss L. Dixon, Miss NJ. Ezekiel,
Mrs. E. II. Bott, Miss a. Leigh. Miss L. NJ.
Hicks, Miss 3. Walthal, Miss l.. NJ. Duke,
Miss E. HlIlyard.
Bethel SChool.-Mr. j. ?. Thomas, prin-
cipal; Miss c. M. Chappel, Miss Ellen A.
Brown, Miss S. NJ. Pemberton, Miss Laura
Rrackett, Miss Jennie Richardson, Miss NJ.
Z. Fox, Miss NJ. A. Peasants. Miss Z. En-
menhauser.
Nicholson School, Miss India Turner,
Miss S. A. Wilkinson.
Bellevue Schooi.-Mr. E. W. Cone, prin-
cipal; Mrs. a. E. Moon, Miss L. A. Folkes,
Miss II. W. Rogers, Miss j. +. Mitchell, Miss
J. NJ. Sharp, Miss NJ. j. Tompkins, Miss A.
J. Gaskins, Mrs. NJ, V. Vaughan, Miss a. c.
Cone, Mrs. NJ. L. Alley, Mrs. A. e. Feather
stone, Miss L. F. Dolan.
Sprinqfeld- Hall SChool.-MiSs E. NJ. Sny-
der, Mrs. II. II. Richardson.
Baker SchoOl.-Mr. Il. p. Crump. prin-
cipal; Miss A. E. 10th, Mrs. NJ. Leal, Miss
S. McWilliam, Mr.. Garinta Barker, Miss a.
Peasants, Miss &. r. CreSpi, Miss NJ. BaS by,
Miss S. b. Ragland. Miss J. r. Henning,
Miss V. Bowen, Miss L. f. Bagby, Miss
II. Mott.
Nauy HiH.-Mr. FL. G. Carlton, princi-
pal; Miss r. L. Dixon, Mr.. E. a. Boiling,
Mr.. A. V. Norvell, Miss NJ. F. Voolfolk,
Miss 3. 6. Mason, Mr.. j. Ii. Johnson, Mr..
James Hayes, Mr.. James L. Merriweather,
Miss X. E. Archer, Miss V. Pollard, Miss
Kate Dabney.
Richmond Colored Normal School, Miss
NJ. Z. Knowles, principal; Mrs. V. Waddy,
first assistant; Miss II. A. Bass, Miss Belle
Wade.
VaNey School.-AIr. r. w. Flournoy,
principal; Mrs. S. L. Hughes, Mrs. NJ. II.
Chappel, Miss i. j. Hatcbett, Mrs. r. d
Bland, Mrs. NJ. c. p. Bennett, Miss u. r.
Woodson, Miss D. Z. Murray. Miss M. K
Faris, Miss Cora Elliott, Miss NJ. L. Colin,
Miss NJ. A. Anderson.
TueLfh-and-Leigh-Street School. - Miss
A. NJ. Ford, Mrs. l.. Z. Stth, Miss E. +. c,
Shelton.
1t has been suggested by pupils OF some
OF the schools that collection be taken ur
at the different schools some time during
the week for the benefit OF the little yellow
fever sufferers in the Louisiana Orphan
Asylum, in New Orleans.
In accordance with this suggestion col
lection will be taken up at each OF the
schools some time during this week.