The Evening critic., 1882-11-04
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

solroe will be given by tho Washington
Light Infantry Cadets, at Blakes Hall, next
Tuesday, for tho bene1t OF Mr.. ii. II. Miller.
Plstorio's band has been ongagod and very
enjoyable time can be expected. Lieutenant
Fred S. Hodgson, the drill master OF the com.
paDy, has accepted position as conductor OF
Pullman car.
Mr.. Fisher, n well.known clothier OF South
Washington, is having two-story brick
building erected on Sixth and street, which
viii bo used as n restaurant. Norris X VIII.
hanson have the contract for doing tho work.
This is In n locality where many new houses
have been erectedi In the last few years.
The following lie the wharf report for ycster-
day, made out by Harbormaster Sutton I:
Schooner Kate Waters, Captain Landin, 1912
bushels sweet potatoes for city dealers;
schooner Florence randall, Captain Randall,
082 tons Ice for Great Falls Ice Company;
schooner Arleville Peary, Captain peary, 202
tons stone for city dealers; schooner Annie
Gibson, Captain Kelly, 2, 100 bushels oysters;
schooner William u. Ward, Captain Russell,
son, Captain Roberts, 400 bushels oysters;
schooner Independent, Captain Landln, 100
Bundick, 25o bushels oysters; barge p. r. Par.
welI, Captain Mann, 115 tons coal for Stephon-
son Bros. barge Dnnicl Lincoln, Captain
Swane, 115 tons coal for John Miller.
Numerous changes, alterations and promo.
tions have been mado by the trustees OF the JEFF.
ferson School since tho LIST OF November TO facll.
itate the teaching OF the vast number OF schol-
ars that now attend tho school, Miss Wise,
who hos been teaching tho Seventh Grade OF
girls, has been transferred to the Seventh
Grade OF boys; Miss Riley has been transferred
from the Seventh Grade boys to tho Seventh
Grade girls; Miss Rachel Carrot, from tho
Fourth Grade boys to tho Fourth Grade girls;
Miss Maggie Garret, from Third Grade boys -
Third Grade girls; Miss whitmore, from Fifth
Grade girls TO Fifth Grade boys; Miss Andor-
son,from Fifth Grade boys to Fifth Grade girls;
Miss Gray, promoted from tho Third Grade
girls TO Fourth Grade boys; Miss Johnson, pro.
noted from Fourth Grade boys 70 Fifth Grade
boys; Miss Haley, promoted from
First Grade girls to Third Grade
hoys Miss Trook, assigned TO the
Donoho school, ON sixth street, between
and streets, as principal. To show tho en-.
Client manner in which the public shools arc
managed by Trustee William II. Baum and Su-
perintendent Thomson II will be only necessary
to say that on November L over 800 scholars
were rearrangcd In tho jefferson building In
I'm hours time. Some schoolrooms had moro
scholars than others, and 1t became necessary
10 move them from one room 70 another until
the difference was made as light as possible.
In the room of Miss Rowel, teacher of the
Sixth Grado OF boys. This is tho
only instance in the school where
the sexes are united, but the dissatisfaction
expressed by somo persons on this account Is
altogether groundless, for the boys and girls sit
entirely separate, although they are In tho
samo room, and they have separate doors TO
enter and go out. Tho public school system
OF South Washington is now arranged on q
good school facilities as any people In tho
Union.
Mr.. John Ferber has opened n grocery and
meat market in the new building recently
erected on rour-and-a half street between /
and X streets.