Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
The hoard Of school Trustees.


MENT-CHANGEs IN TEACHERsHIP - THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS AND RESTAURANTS.
At the meeting OF the board OF public school
trustees yesterday afternoon the abstract OF re-
ports for last month from superintendent Will
son and Cook were presented showing: Whole
number Of pupils enrolled-white, 49, 767: colored,
s.33; number OF teacherS-white, 332: cOlOred 172
SCHOOL BUILDINGS AID RESTAURANTS
Copies o. the order issued by the Commissioners
prohibiting the sale OF liquors within 400 feet OF
school buildings were presented and ordered to be
printed. M. Warner offered resolutions, which
were AGO ted, thanking the Commissioners for
thSir action In the premises
THE GARFIELD FAIR.
lette- was received from Gen. West. OF the
board Oh direction OF the Garfield fair asking that
tls' schools lie closed on Tuesday, November -
te day set apart Tor public schoo! children TO visit
NJ. Clark offered resolution that. as Thursday
GaIl vas holiday, the direction be requested 10
a., ti W , 10y W., iss, anu til',I
proper admission fee. Adopt d.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
MI. Warner presented a communication from
Mr.. Robbins, of the fifteenth subdivision OF Asso-
ciatei Charities, asking the or the hall OF the
High School for meeting; but the sentiment OF
the board being that they had no authority to
grant the u.s. OF q school building for such pur-
pose, 1t WAS withdrawn.
Tie application OF Parker n. Bailey for teach
er's position was referred. The resignation OF
Miss Josephine E5puta. music teacher OF the
seventh and EIGHTH div sions, was accepted.
failure o. the contractor to furnish the heating
apparatus OF the Gales and Webster school build
ingS, which they were 10 have completed On No
venber 1St, Which was adopted. It recites that as
lhe contractor has tailed the Commissioners be
requested to take the necessary steps to secure
the earliest practical completion of IL.
Mr.. Warner presented petition for more school
accommodation on the Badensburg road and the
employment Of an additional teacher. which was
referred to superintendent Wilson Tor action
CHANGES IN TEACHERsHIPs.
The committee on teachers made a report, which
was adopted. rs follows: Second divls:on-Accep pit
the resi- IN tion OF Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran; ap-
point Marian Chadwick acting teacher, to be as
signed to 4th grade, and Ella f. Goodwin acting
teacher; grant Leave OF absence without pay to
Mary Hermon. 3 grade Fourth diviSiOn-PrO-
mote Mary c. Johnson from 4th to 5th grade; Adele
B. Gray 81 TO 4th and Sarah E. Haley 1st to Sd.
teacher 9Th grade, vice Mary E. Turner, deceased
Eighth division-TranSfer and promote Mamie Z.
Nichols from school No. Is. Randall building, to
music teacher. eighth division: transfer and pro-
mote Minnie l. Scott, sub-assistant, to school No.
IS Randall building; transfer Sarah A. Tyler, sub
assistant 1s from No 3 Lincoln building. to No 1,
John Re COOK building: appoint Amelia +. Butler
SUP aS9lstant No. 2 Lincoln building, vice Sarah
y. Tyler, transferred.
A request was received from the pupils of the
sth grade school, first division, asking that the
school hours for that school be changed from
O'Clock to :, with 20 minutes recess, and 1t Was
declined.
The report Of the committee on rules on the re-
vision OF the rules, was recommitted with .nstruc-
tons to report at a special meeting.
Notice Was given that the first quarterly exam
nation OF the normal school would take place in
the Franklin building On Friday next
Judge Bunsfy Sues the Bar Association.
HE CLAIMS $4,000 DAMAGES
To-day Messrs jeff. Chandler and E. A. Bailey,
1orC. :. Bundy. entered a suit against the Bar
Association OF the District of Columbia for $4,000
damages. The declaration sets forth the incorpora-
ton OF the defendant, the objects being ITO main
tain the honor and dignity of the law, and in
cFeise IFS usefulness in promoting the due admin
1stration OF 1lstic," and 1.-The mutual improve
ment and social intercourse OF its members, )" and
states that while in full operation the association
adopted bylaw for the appointment OF stand
Ing committee OF five, charged with hearing and
examining complaints against members OF the bar,
TO report, II not member OF the association,
to the supreme Court of the District to be dealt
with, the sid committee to prosecute the matter.
He then sets forth his reputation a citiz n and
his character Justice OF the peace; recites that
IN ut as Judge OF the Police Court in the place OF
the Judge holding said court during the latters
absence or liability; that on the 18th OF AUGUST he
was DESIGNATED to fill that place and did so till Sep
tenlber 23l and Notwithstanding the premises tie
q fen tant. with the intent to harrass him nd H.
lufe him m reputation ana good name, did publish
certain false, malicious and defanatOry libel. VIZ:
Resolved. that the president OF this association
be ln.tructe d to inform the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia and each OF the justices
thereof, that i'll the opinion OF this association Mr.
{. 5. Bundy is not a fit person to discharge the
duties OF police Judge. and, in behalf OF the asso-
cation, to requ st that he shall not be again
designated to discharge the duties OF that Office
He charges that by means Of said grievance he has
heen injured, ETC., and therefore claims damages,
laid at $4,000
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to James
+. Harris and Maria MackIe: Ell KenSlOw OF p
W. Co, Va. and Eliza Story; james Henry Day
and Henrietta WaShingtOn; Charles G. Herbert
and Gertrude NJ. Frutag: Meredith s. Digs and
Mary &. Perry; Charles Shepherd, OF Churchvllle,
n. u, and Florence l. Summers, CT Anandale, Va.
THE SALE OF TURKISH RUGs.-Thomas Dowling
auctlOneer, will hold in his sale rooms tomorrow
morning, at IL O'clock, closing sale Of those val-
able and useful articles, Turkish rugs an carpets,
when some OF the largest and most beautiful will
be sold. Persons desiring such goods should not
miss this opportunity, as the goods will be posi-
lively closed out. regardless OF price.
ASSAULTED IN BAR Observation-Disclosures No
block was charged by John W. Phillips, a brick
layer, in the Police Court, this morning. with as
saultlng him. Phillips face was badly bruised
and he told the court that yesterday he went into
saloon on ID street, near 10th, where the defend
ant tends bar, and after taking several drinks he
was beaten and thrown out The defendant
Claimed that Phillips got disOrderly and had to be
put out. Judge Shell said that when man allows
a drunken man to come into his saloon and sells
him more liquor to make him drunken, ami tlkeS
his money, he must treat him like man or like
human being at least At any rate he can't knock
him down and throw him out like an animal The