Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
BoARn OF EDUCATIOE.
A ywo. Hours Talk On Eanession'
nj Topics Last nighs.


The Board Of Education met last
evening, Col. B. R. Heisler presiding.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had examined the treasurer's an
nual report and had found 1t correct
The COMMITTEES also reported that there
was a balance of $2, 727. u in the treas
ury.
The January installmsnt was order
ed to be drawn.
The Committee on Legislation report
ed 3 bill, to be presented to the Leg
stature, asking that body to authorize
the City Council to Issue bonds amount
ing to $50, 900 for the erection OF new
school houses. Adopted.
The following report, su omitted oy
the Committee on Teachers, was adop'
ted an,
WILMINGTON, Jan. "a, 1881.
To The BOARD or EDyCATloz, GENTLE
MIN Your Committee on Teachers
most respectfully recommend that Ia
following appointment OF teachers d
made 49,.
Miss Mary J. Walker, first sSsistan
of Grammar School No. 5, boys dc
partment Louisa 8. Schmidt, third ss
sistsnt No. 4; Matte Craig, fourth As
Isistant No. 5; Mary J. Wheeler, ssoont
assistant No. 2; Matilda Burns, thir'
assistant No. q, Sallis Woolley, fourth
assistant No. 2; Clara Mendenhall
Ifinh assistant No. 2; Lizzie J. sayers
assistant principal No. 8; Amanda b
Medsra, second Assistant No. 3; Jenni
Stewart, third assistant No. 3 Mar
Brady, fourth assistant No Louis
Gould first assistant No. Mary !
Wonu. L ird assistant No. s ; Sarah W
; Hay, frst assistant No. 10 Mary
Good, first assistant No. Il; Nat
Evans, third assistant No. II; Alic
Hazel, assistant principal No. Is MAJ
t gle T. McCloskey, teacher OF schot
No. II ; all to take effect February ..
/ A resolution, offered by DR.. Grin
shaw, condemning the action OF u
g Committee Of No. l5 school in plscin
heaters in the school at a cost OF W
without obtaining authority from Il
o Board, was adopted by the folloWiI
z vote
= Aye-Hazlett, Grimshaw, Paine
: Morrow, Baird, Lobdell, Belts, Shor
r Ilidgs, Pusey, Fuekel and Furry-ll
a Nay-Heislsr, Kyns and Kenney-
81 Messrs. Pusey, Morrow and Lobde
8 we're appointed q committee On sne I
vision of rules for janitors.
The report of the Committee on Il
vision OF studies, recommending Il
}. following studies for the High seno
J, was adopted
~ Boys department, junior year, nj
II term, composition and History
70 France second term, eompositio
/, reading and History Of Greece midd
|. year, second term, reading and histo
\ Of Rome senior year, first term, me
'e suration aud History OF Rome ; secoi
10 term, reading and Rays arithmetl
r. girls department, junior year, n
st term, composition second term, rel
D. ing and composition middle year, d
t. term, physical geography seoo
Or term, reading and History Of Eom
le senior year, first term, mensuratl
IL and History of Rome second term rel
+ ing and History Of Greece. ,
The committees on schools NOS. l
and 8 were authorized TO have
steam pipes in the cellars OF tn
IN schools covered. The committee
r school No. 2 was granted authority
" have a new roof placed on their Soho
it house. The committee on school
le l3 was authorized to procure CRATE
Or cost not to exceed five dollars and
ls committee on school No. 6 was grant
IL authority to have the cellar at tn
III school cleaned.
or The following bills were approve
ID Robert Jones, IS; Annie Raudnitzt
Il. $50.25 Mary Lsokton, 5O.25 Mary
J" Maoaullsy, S67; Gawthrop x Br
ID $3.50 Allen Speakmsn, 81 ,495.