Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-28
CITY EDUCATORS
lr..su.Ar MEETING or the
."..uL LAsr EVENING.
...,.n, OF Committees 10
pp"'n .,,.ces 20 hold tho Elee'
ss,e.' ',s" for new memb.rs-The
"v. ".,,,s Of 'he Pablic
s.nooIs 70 be Called oS
rneir first Names.

.,asrt Conrad, presided at tne
r,ss,ua frss, meeting of the Board OF faSac quo
guls, glsa,ion. o held last evening. AFTER AFTER
,uT %inutes of the last meeting were r
q and and approved, DR.. drlmshaw, I 7,
pa snu Of The committee on new
sliipI hopse, No. 20 reported that they
nVo, : os.tsI City Council for the sewer OF OF
ain ' as directed by the Board AZ last
eetiDg. So. u.r,a, suhmitted a
eupe.tsuhbse Wv tha absence of teachers on ac-
o,' pnt Of Of sickness and other causes ios
puGs st " .wo months, which was read
,hs he's Secretary, and adopted.
n sn' Shortl,dgs made a motion
VI. oommittee of one member from
~ az warl sU be- appoinpdto select suit.
n ~ " mlaCes for holding the next
p'e e.,a" pf for members of the Board,
~. hi"S occurs on the first Saturday IN
av. a,t' The following were appointed
the President as members VI 'h'
bmmittee: ,r ,,
sns,d sals, Ward-Dr. N. b. Morrison.
Tb;r1 Wsrd-Willlam kyne.
F,mr,h Ward-W. j. Morrow.
Finh wMd-H. S. Conrad.
s;rth M Ward-Samuel +. Belts,
Sarsn,h Ward-Charles Baird.
Tirb,b Ward-D. orc. Kenney.
Ninth Ward-Dr. L. &. Shortledge.
Tenth Ward-W. Grier:
Elsyeuth Ward-Jonathan Hilton.
Mr Copra,l suggested No. 9 school as
hr place for holding the election in his
'srd. Mr., Baird named No. 2 school
@ rthe Seventh Ward, and Dr.. Short
Noe reported the old Academy in the
The Secretary of the Board read a
ommuulcatlon from Mr.. Lawrence
Ebicb related to the cesspools OF No
4 school. He also read the ordinance
4 CITY Council and the actions OF the
Soard of Health in regards to the
batter.
4 Dr Shortledge moved that the com
hunication be laid ON the table, which
notion was lost, and a motion TO refer
4 N the committee of the school pre-
Tailed. The attention of the Board was
alled to the fact that formal notice
lad not been given to the teachers OF
he different schools, In regards to the
lecision of the Board, that children
3hould be called by their first names,
be members thinking that the action
bf the Board would be sufficient. 1t
How appears, said DR.. Sbortledge, that
he teachers ale not complying with
be orders of the board, and he made
J motion that the principal of each
chool be duly notified to instruct each
eacher, to comply with the orders OF
|he Board.
The attention OF the Board was called
b the rule, lately adopted, which for
bids the dismissal of children before
Die regular hour, for the purpose oi
tarrying dinners, which was being vio
kted by some of the schools, Mr.. Baird
hOught that each school should be
reated alike in this matter.
On motion of DR.. Grimshaw the
|eachers of No. 5 were granted permis.
iOn to dismiss at 1890 o'clock this
norning, that they may attend the
funeral of the lato John W. Griffith.
A bill for Sl62 80 for the rent of school
No, -, having been approved was or.
fered paid; also bill for 500 from the
fhurch Of the Covenant, for thirty
fchoOI desks Mr.. Grier stated thai
fhe trustees of the church Of the Cove
pant were willing to rent the building
pntl May 25th, Tor $50 per month, anC
Fhe Board ordered the committee II
Fent the building on those terms.
No further business being before the
Board they adjourned.