The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-16
!. LOCAL M.ATTERS.A
THE PUBLIC scnoozs.t
LADIES EssCoNTEsfPEhTfNG MARRIAGE NOT
TO BE ELlGIBLE HEREAFTER AS TEACH
.ERs-TEACHERs ELECTED-sCHOOLs TO
Re OPENED ON 18TH SEPTEMBER, E,.'

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| A meeting OF the City School Board was
held yesterday afternoon. Present Messrs.
Straus, Moore, Rady, Knight, Scott, Court
new, Superintendent Peay, and Secretary
The Board was called to order bv Mr..
Straus, and on his motion, in the absence OF
the President, Colonel Knight was invited
to preside. to-, -
The Superintendent reported that since
the last meeting OF the Board he had seen
the Auditor OF the State, who informed him
that an appcrtionmento Of school funds would
be made in short time. In fact, that the
money had alreadYb been turned over to the
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
and that in the course Of u few days an ap-
rortionmentdot twenty-five cents per head
Of school population would be made. which
would give to- the city school fund about
S5, ,lSS. so. s :E.} = za,s.r
Ion motion, of Mr.: .RadYth the report OF the
Finance Committees fnRdesat the last meet
ing OF tire Board. was laid on the table, and
the: superintendent directed to open the
public schools OF the city on the 18th Of
September. next. a. ~. -. III 81 ..G.
-The following resolution, presented .at
the last meeting OF the Board by the Com
mittee on Teachers and Schools, was
adopted: ri! 1a: ...4;. ..,..3r ,..:.
Resolued, That in the future all ladies
employed as teachers in the public schools
who shall marry during their term Of ser
vice shall thereafter, be ineligible to the po-
sition of teacher, and their places shall be
supplied by the Superintendent OF Schools,
either immediately or at such time as he
may deem proper. .s..@.r 49,. ...
no rhr n
OF ofprincipals and teachers. The. following
principals and teachers were elected: a
Madison SCHOOL, j. A. Cunningham
principal. Teachers: Lucy P. Hulce, Alice
E. Hulce, NJ. D. Shell, M. L. W. Jones, Ella
NJ. Garnett, L. S. Cosby, Ella V. Shell, r.
Moore, l.. +. Bagby, G. G. Morton. r. !:
Clay School: George R. Pace principal
Teachers: e. Y. Saville, G. T. McKim, H.
Craven, A. Mott, NJ. V, Walters, c. S.
Taylor. -:.4 .i..
Leigh School: William b. McGilvray
principal. Teachers: Julia L. Whiting, Ii.
M. Laube, Y. II. Sutton, R. A. Apperson,
E. Y. FariS, Carrie L. Bartkowski, l.. S.
Heiss, Mamie Newell, NJ. krausse, Lucy
e. ,Hockaday, Mary NJ. Rosen, N. E. Say
age. r.. ...
f. Central School: s. T. Pendleton princi-
pul. Teachers: S. r. Morris, S. r. Hutch
eson, J. II. Wiglesworth. B. l.. Grew, NJ.
Ezekiel, L. Dixoa, E. r. Bott, L. Nj. Hicks,
B. J. Walthall, A. Leigh, L. NJ. Duke, L.
Hillyard.
Bethel School: J. 2. Thomas principal.
Teachers: G. N. ChappelI, Z. F. Brown,
L. V. Bracket, s. II. Pemberton, J. Rich
ardson, s. 4. Wilkinson, N. A. Peasants,
Z. Emmenhauser, Indie Turner, Ida c.
Cox.
. Bellevue School: E. W. Gone principal.
Teachers: A. L. Noon. L. \. Folkes, Ii.
w. Rogers, J. T. Mitchell. Z. NJ. Snyder,
NJ. J. Tompklns, NJ. V. Vaughan, y. Z.
kins, NJ. L. Alley, Annie c. Cone, L. f.
Dolan, E. NJ. Binford.
High School: W. F. Fox principal.
Teachers: L. R. Robins, Rate O'NeiIl, NJ.
A. Fulton, E. Fl. New, E. Il. Murray. j.
2. Read, S. E. Ramos, M. Lybrock; Will
liam n. Taylor.
Baker School: T. P. Crumpr principal.
Teachers: \. E. 10th, s. McWiiliams. N.
Leal, Garinter Barker, A. Peasants, NJ. L.
Bagby, \. B. Pace, c. r. Crespi, s. B. Rag
land, II. Mott, Y. Bowen, J. r. Hennine.
Navy Hill School: II. &. Carlton princi-
pal. Teachers: E. \. Boiling, r. L. Dix
on, NJ. F.. Voolfolk, 4. V. Norrell, James
Hayes, b. 6. Mason. J. r. johnson. james
E. Mcrrwether, X. Z. Archer, V. Pollard,
Kate Dabncy. .....
Valley School: r. W. Ftournoy princi-
pal. Teachers IS. +. Hughes, NJ. H. Chap
pclI, j.. j. Iatchctt, N. *. Faris, L. E.
Stith, D. e. Murray, 4. NJ. Ford, r. H..
Bland, VI. +. Anderson, Cora Elliott, +. Z.
G. Shelton, NJ. c. p. Bennett, NJ. Z. Colin,
+. r. Woodson..
Richmond Normal School: NJ. E.
Knowles principal. Teachers: Y. Waddy,
l.. Mnitree, II. y. Bass, MoIie A. Rady,
Belle Wade.
The followins-named graduates OF the
Richmond High School, and Richmond Col
ored Normal School having made applca-
tiou for the position Of reserved teachers in.
the public schools, are hereby declared
elected as such on the following condl-
ticns-viz.: :.T.,,. ............
L. Each reserved teacher shall be required
to teach 4 class without compensation in 4
school Under the supervision OF t4eregular
teacher OF the school two days in each
month during the ensuing scholastic year.
% The regular teacher and the principal
OF the:sehool, whenever bis other duties
will permit, shall carefully observe both the
manner Of teaching and methods Of disc-
pline, and report the same to the Superin-
tendent::' -, -, :" .3.; 3'"., t.f.>! az
g. Each reserved teacher shall be REQUIRED
to attend teachers meetings held during
the session when notified.
. 4. Whenever reserved teachers shall be
employed as a substitute; fpr the regular
teacher they shall receive the pay OF sub
stitute as fixed in the schedule of salaries.
5. These regulations shall not apply to
reserved teachers who may be employed in
teaching schools other than the Richmond
pubic schools. .@ - -. .s...-. 49,.
,IHere follows the list OF graduates who
have made application to the Board as re-
serve teachers, and whose names have here
tofore been pubIished.] =
After the transaction Of routine business
the Board adjourned.
RrIEFs.-The Aldermen cannot do any
thing to change the term OF the Treasurer,
except TO petition the General Assembly to
submit constitutional amendment to the
people. .=-
So far about half dozen gentlemen have
signifed their purpose to become candidates
for the General Assembly. Time is limited.
According to the sub-commlttec's plan, the
primary will take place on september flth.
Major John D. Rogers, ct King George,
SON OF General. Asa Rogers, has been ap..
pointed a temporary clerk in the Second
Auditors office. Major Noland's appoint
meDt is to like position in the IfeaSare1'S 5
Office. .s;,r .-,.. - 81. .r-i... .-.-: ..s' .rE
Un to the: 1st OF July there was in hand
for funding S5,O00,0so OF State bonds.
Michael Reese, who beqGeatbed the $4,000
to the Richmond public schools, began life
here as a peddler OF watches and. clocks,
"a ;,> ~ 4 - M nail