National Republican., 1880-06-30

ze l.. Giay, Kate Royburn, Hadassa Besll,
Helen G.. Watt, Mary Il. Kelley, Ella A. Nor.
ton, Emma Kate Gore, Mabel r. Lewis and
Adeia l.. Davis,
Sixth division, Joseph r. Kconc, supcrvis.
ing principal-Richard T.. Moss, .Jane A..
Brown, Robert J.. Mitchell, Frank A. Springer,
Isabella r. Nullcy, Julia Eyork. Della VI.
l'inglc, Adclia NJ. Matthews W. c. Lipsconb,
Lizzie S. Nichols, Bette G. Cox, James Sorum
| (actingJ. Alico Strange. Alice d. Johnson Car.
rie A. Brown, Mary f. Mckinney, Julia NJ.
Bartlett, Adeliue Wocott, w. Il. Nallcy lu-
diana A. Wineborga, Lucian II. Smith,
j. II. N. Waring j. II. Voorhees,, T..
a. Voorhees, Florence J. Smith, Sarah s.
Smith, Corneia Clum, Henry s. Petty, Agnes
A. Farley, NJ. b. Malone, Annie VI, Briggs. j..
G. Nalle Emma Patterson, S. A. Shimm, f. E.
Hall. Emma V. Smith, Mary r. Benjamin, r.
l.. Peters, Peter S. LeGh, Frances S. Farley,
Il. B. Bozeman, l.. G.. Evans and j. NJ. Shippen.
Seventh divisiou-Louise y. Matthews,
Frances A. Martin, Ella w. Somervlle, Mary
Male, Louise A. Smith, Cleo a. Jones, Martha
l.. Lawrence Rachel NJ. Mann, Julia G. Grant
Mary +. Kiger, Anna NJ. Mason, Lucy A.
Barbour, Agnes x. Hill, Corneia A. Pnkney,
Anna NJ. Boston, Ellen i. Fisher, Amelia L.
Tilghman, Fannie A. Barrier, Laura T.
Dyson, Hattie L. Riggs, Ella NJ. Jack son,
R0sina Budd, Lima j.. Jean, Hattie " Bruce
Leon 7. Jones, Saial, A. Martin, Anna Ross
Mary l.. Pearson, Dora +. Barker, Katie IT,
Slade Eliza +. Wilson, Lucy l.. Moten, Julia
j.. Brooks, Chsine A. Patterson, Mary L.
Syphax, Ella ID. Barrier. Katie G. Lewis,
Anna Warrick, Martha N. Matthews, Carrie L.
Taylor, Mary L. M. Thomas Barbara l.. Pope
Annie L. Holmes, Lydia l.. Lewis, Sarah j.
Jones, Margaret +. Beckett, Edith NJ. Collins,
Juliana Wilson, Mary L. Chew, Matte l..
Hoy, Anna l.. Browne, Julia X. Bush, Helene
c. Kicks, Ida +. Twine. Martha t. Pryor, Ada
A RnUnn,nn Muryy oil, A
mons, Matilda A. Wheeler, Fanny s. Bruce,
Amanda r. Bowen Mary L. Bowie, Fanny NJ.
| Costin, Mary +. Tilghman, Abby S. Simmons,
Jane L. w. Kelly, Margaret A. Hutton, Maria
L. Jordan, Rachel A. Lee, Carrie Il. Lewis,
Emma +. Merritt, Harriet A. Saunders,
Ida G.. Nuttcr, Carrie L, Pryor,
Mary C. Giles, Agnes A. Harris, Mag.
Martina f. Bruce, NJ. Adele Lawton, Auna
II. Over, Maria \. Bailey, Adelino T. Bower,
Ruth Murray, Mary A. Jones, Mary A. Ward,
Eta b. Moses, II. Augusta Martin, Laura W.
Fisher, Parthcnia Woodson, Esther II. Lewis,
Amelia W. Ringgold, Eva A. Chase, Emily NJ.
Armstead, Jennie v Norris, Alice NJ. Parkc,
Marion 2. Shadd, Sarah l.. Dailin, Caroline
Il, Purke, Laura i. Barney.
Supervising principals-Anna p. Spencer,
Sumner; Mary V. Bscher, Stevens; Anna l..
Footc, Miner; Henry p. Montgomery, John +.
Cook; Mary A. $. Cary, Tenth aud | streets;
Anna V. Thompkins, Fourth and T. aud Third
streets; Mary L. Reed, Lincoln; Grace A. Dy-
son, LovcjOy; Maria A. DJrs,cr, Randall; Mar
tha L. Tucker, Anthony Bowen; Adalinc II.
Howard, Chamberlain.
Principal high school-Mary j. Patterson,
Special Teachcrs-Josephine A. Espula,
music; Henry +. Grant, music; Thomas W.
Hunster, drawing.
The following recommendations of tho same
len -. 1
graduates of the Washington and Miner nor
nal schools for the current year be appointed
teachers us vacancies occur, their pay to begin
with actual assignment of duty; changing the
name Of the white advanced grammar schools
to high schools, aud granting diplomas of the
normal school TO certain graduates who had
taught in tho public schools ono year.
The committee also reported .he following
successful applicants for admission into the
Miner normal school Mary l.. Washington
Mary G. Champ, Mary V. Tibbs, Sarah L.
Carter, Isabel |. Saunders, Ciccly j. Payne
Emma NJ. King, Rosetta A. Boston, Alice l.
Menard, Katie II. Martin, Amira f. SEIZURE
man, Susie l.. Evans, Helen A. Black, Minnie
|. Scott, Julia w. Mason, Mary A. Wheeler
Martha A. Shelton aud Catherine L. Ford.
A letter from Building-lnspector Entwislo
requesting the District commissioners to order
that ia future disbursements for repairs to
public school buildings be made through his
Office was referred to u special committee con-
sisting of Mcssrs. Baldwin, Middleton, White,
Matthews and LOvciny.
1t was stated that there was on hand 81, 600
belonging to the miscellaneous expenses "
fund, aud the following recommendations for
its use were adopted Purchase of the En-.
cycopcdia Britannica" certain necessary fur
nituro for the Miner school building, tCle-
phonic communication between the Force aud
Walach aud Abbott and Seaton buildings and
.F, h,,lp Il
purchased for use in the Uniontown school
A discussion arose concerning the appoint
mcnt of Il teacher Of clocution and reading in
tue normal and advanced grammar schools,
but before any decision was arrived at mo.
tion to adjourn prevailed.