The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-16


ments and repairs: Washington district,
1886; Webster, $3.50; Clay, SIS; Union;
SS25; Richie, $40; Centre, $50; Colored
school, sis. These were adopted.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds recommended, also, that the
property Of James McGraw, adjoining the
Centre School Building on the south,
be purchased at a price not to exceed
10 600, and the erection oil new
school house, to be completed by
September 1851. This was passed, after
some discussion, and an empowering res
oiution was passed, authorizing the Com
mittee to negotiate for the property.
]. A. Miller, from the Committee on
Salaries, offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That the salaries Of principals,
teachers in the various departments and
ianitors be the same as last year.
This makes the principals salaries,
81 100 year; grammar department S44
per month, and SIS so, and $50 respec-
lively, for the lower grades.
The superintendent monthly report
was received and filed, as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT.
WHEELING, July Is, 1880.
To The Board of Education:
GENrLEMRN-The reports Of the schools
OF the District for the month OF June, 1850,
are herewith presented, OF which the fol-
lowing is the abstract:
ENROLMENT for the month 20
Average 49,
Average absence..... SIt
pr zen Of bttrndaIe &c on enroll s.
Enrolment tinee ttp emb ST.. 4,'s'
Cases OF hardness Washington, III
Madison, s; Clay, So; Union, 60; Centre,
So; Webster, 20; Richie, SO; co!ored, Al
total, AIS.
Pupils perfect in attendance.-Wash'
irgron, 1888; Madison, 81; Clay, 100;
U1ion, 81; Centre, Is; Webster, &c.
Richie, 1855; colored, %; total, 500.
Enrichment in each school Washing
Ton, Az; Madison, 253; Clay, 4S4; Union,
S72; / entire. 2S5; Webster, SSo; Richie,
sos; colOred 90.
Per cent Of attendance. Washington,
SO; Madison, OIL; Clay, o.; Union, IS;
Centre, So; Webster, So; Richie, 3d.
c. lOred, IS
Pupils IN the several branches. -Ortho.
vraphy, 2,7l2; reading, 2 5S7; writing, q
900; mental arithmetic, l,l29; written
arithmetic. 23s; geography 7S7; English
grammar, 239; history, l46; physiology
SO; natural philosophy, 80; chemistry, 10,
b ,iany, 40; astronomy, 10; algebra, w;
geometry, Is; U. 8. constitution and
science OF government, Is; rhetoric, 20;
physical geography. los; German lan-
gusge, 222; drawing 297.
Amount paid for instruction, including
German, $3.50 so.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment in German Washington,
%; Madison, 10; Clay, 80; Union, 49,
Centre, 46; Webster, 49, Richie, So; total,
go.
Number II 81
Numb OF pupils Of German parsutags.,.......,.iil
Sumber Of pupils q other than German parenIage 70
Eihber Of ptps 10 GTanmat
Number Of pupils 10 Division B... .......,......, 70
Amount pa Ior Instruction in German
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN @. HERvIY, Supt.
The appointment OF teachers was taken
up, and the local commissioners made the
following appointments, which were con.
frmed
FOURTH WARD.
W. Il. Anderson, Principal; Anna Ew-
ing, Lizzie Downs, Lucinda Sims, Maria
Ellingham, George Pender, Amy Chap
line, May Britt, Sallie Thoburn. NJ. L. Nc
Cullough, Lizzie D. Carmack, Matte Glib.
son, Ella Robinson; Mrs. Mary Downey,
janitIess.
FIFTH WARD.
Fl. C. Shepherd, Principal; Sadie Stout,
Ada W. Drake, Cornelia Hamilton. An
ME Moran, Minnie S. Black, Edda Bingell,
JEANNE Patterson, Lou Butler. Mrs. Joe
Long, janitress.
SIXTH WARD.
Principal, L. S. Gibson, of Bethany, W.
Va, Grammar room: Division A, grade l,
Mary j. Morrison; Division B, grade l,
Elizabeth Clohan; Division B, grade 9,
Ida NJ. Richards; Division q, grade |, Tillie
Division @, grade 2, Mary
Hughes; Division @, grade 8, Annie Work I;
Division D, grade /, Lizzie Gross; Divis-
ion D, grade 2, Kate Todd; Division D,
grade 8, Lizzie Hamilton. Janitress, Mrs.
Patterson.
SEVENTH WARD.
A. NJ. Stevenson, Principal; Miss
Moore, First Assistant; Miss Shley, Sec.
ond Assistant; Miss Snowden, A: Miss
Young, B Il; Miss Dillon, Q; Miss Dean,
/; Miss Greer, q; Miss Foster, D /;
Miss Hall, q Mrs S. Barkley, Janitress.
EIGHTH WARD.
Principal, ]. @. Guynn; First Assistant,
Miss ]. A. Greenlee; Second Assistant,
Miss Mary A. Baron, Division A, grade /,
Mrs. Josie F. Rose; Division A, grade 2,
Miss EmmaS. Anderson; Division B, grade
!, Miss Sarah A. Scott; Division B, grade
}, Miss Decie Hamilton; Division O. grade
!, Miss Ella ] Stephens; Division q, grade
;, Miss Sadie Mckinley; Division q, grade
!, Miss s. ]. Calerd dine; Division D, grade
!, Miss Anna Reeves; Division D, grade
}, Mics II, V. Whitesides; Division D,
trade 8, Miss Fila Moore; Division D,
trade 4, Mrs. Belle Kahn; Division D,
;rade 5, Miss Emma Steele.
The CommiLtee on German Instruction |
recommended the appointment oil the fol-
owing Germsn teachers:
Emma Slrocklein, First and Seventh |
Yards; Lima Zimmerman, Second and
bird wards; Marie MeIset, Fourth and
fifth wards; Lima Riegle, Sixth and
Eighth wards These are the same teach.
rs as employed last year in this depart
lent.
The Madison district Commissioners
commended the re-appointment Of W. !
:. Gaskins, as principal Of the colored
chool.
The Board then adjourned.
Bon the last three years, writes lady,
have used the Hamburg Drops with /
appiest success, and can truthfnlly rec.
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