The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-23
Election OF Public.school Teac hers

The City School Board met yesterday
afternoon and reelected all the principals
and teachers of last session in the public
schools OF Richmond.
! Superintendent Garnett nominated col
ored teachers for the col0rcd schools, but
the Board took the ground that they could
appoint teachers without being nominated
by the Superintendent, rejected his nomi-
nations, and reappointed the old incum-
bcnts, rs follows:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Richmond High-School. William +.
Fox. principals Eloise II. New, +. X.
MURRAY, j. L. Read. s. T.. Ramos, Il. l..
Pecor, Marie V. Lybrock, Mary a. Fulton.
J. II. Wigglcsworth, l.. X. Robins, Kate
O'Neill, +. V. Saville.
Madison School.-John A. Cunningham,
principal; l.. L. Hulce, Ella NJ. Garnett,
NJ. u. shell, a. b. Pace, {. 1. Morton, NJ.
l.. w. Jones, l.. q. Hennlng, VI. j; Tomp-
kins. T.. Dixon, Zadie Morton, Ella V.
Shell.
Elba SchooI.-George X. Pace, princi-
pal; Helena VI. Laube, III. Craver, NJ. Il.
Faris, NJ. a. Rady, II. l.. Apperson, a. {.
Anderson, A. Brimmer, L. X. c. Shelton,
B. X. Woodson, V. Bowen, c. II. Crespi,
Mary G.. Robins.
Leiqh lSchool.-William B. McGilvray,
principal; Julia f.. Whiting, B. V. Fariss,
V. 4. sutton, l.. s. Heiss, {. 4. Bartkow-
sky, NJ. Kralisse, NJ. l.. Bagby, NJ. Ezekiel,
V. l.. Dalby, Julia II. IIenning, Ardelc
Mott, G. 5. Taylor.
Central Schools. T. Pendleton, princi-
pal; b. l.. Crew, \. Leigh, NJ. l.. Xix,
Bolley b. Brown, l.. NJ. Duke, +. j. Hat
chett. 4. peasants, a. VI. Fordc, ;. n.
Wilkinson. Fannie Blake, Mrs. L. 4. Bott,
T.. VI. Savage.
Bethel School,. p. Thomas, principal ;
c. NJ. Chappell, +. f. Brown, l.. B.
Bracket, s. VI. Pcmberton, Mamie New
ell, NJ. +. Mitchell, Sarah Simpson, NJ. "A.
Pleasants, J. Turner, j. +. Ragland.
Beilerue School.-E W. Cone, principal
4. T.. Moon, Annie c. Cone, II. W. Rog-
ers, A. L. smith, 5. T.. Hughes, A. l.. Fca-
therstonc, +. VI. Binford, u. V. Vaughan,
Il. Dickinson, NJ. L. Alley, Blanche 7.
Wynnc, l.. +. Dolan.
SprinqfeM School.-T. A. Pollard, prin-
cipaI; +. NJ. snyder, II. II. Richardson, c.
Elliott, j. Richardson.
COLoEED SCHOOLS.
ColOred Normal and High SchoOI.-Miss
NJ. T.. Knowles, principal; V. Waddy, II.
Van Wort, G.. X. Peasants, II. \. Bass.
Mrs. Chappel, Belle Wade, NJ. Il. Cox,
Mary KoSsIow.
Baker SchoOi.-T. p. Crump, principal 4;
\. T.. 10th, A. +. Simms, &. Barker, j.
IIutzlcr, II. \. Taylor, +. Il. Clemmitt, {.
l.. Drew, Il. 4. Laube, y. VI. Johnson, ii.
Mott, 5. Il. Ragland, Ida Cox.
Nary HH SchOo.-lI. G.. Carlton, prin-
cipal a. V. Norrell, j. II. Johnston,
James Hayes, NJ. +. Voolfolk, V. Pollard,
James T.. Mcrriwether, ID. i. Williams, B.
Mcdaniel, ID. W. Davis, VI. j. Judah, Mary
y. Reese, Julia G.. Harris, \. l.. Wallace,
X. A. Dabney.
Voi'eV School, Il. W. Flournoy, prln-
cipal; VI. X. Woodson, f. Wilkinson,
Emma Riddick, Mrs. X. u. Bland NJ. T.
Anderson. &. \. Bennett, Mamie Y.
Schaap. ID. +. Murry, y. f. Eubank. A.
l.. Anderson, Bella Cohn, Mrs. VI. l.. p
Bennett, NJ. +. Colin, +. &. Herring, JUL;
a. Baker.
East End SchoOi-T. A. Pollard, prin
cipal; j. Andrew Bowler, Lucy q
Brooks. Matte NJ. l.. Hope.
A number Of the teachers in the coloreC
schools are cOlored.