Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
The Public schools.
MEETING OF THE TRUsTEES-TEACHERS NOMINATED
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR OPENING THE

NETTING OF THE TRUsTEEs-rEAcHRRs NOMINATED
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR OPENING THE
AT meeting OF the school board last evening,
Mr.. VIM. Brney, president, in the chair. Applica-
tons for teachers positions were received from
Pattle Brown, Salvatore E. Smith, Susan McFrye,
rem Chapman, and Henry Whithall, and for Jant-
tors position at-large from r. J.. Danson.
A Communication was received from the District
Commissioners stating that under a recent ruling
OF the First Controller OF the Treasury, 1t was
ess,ry that all contracts and leases, effected
under the recommendation OF the board, should
terminate with the fiscal year.
resolution was adopted instructing the local
committee OF the second district to ascertain on
what terms the Riggs building can be rented for
the ensuing year; also empowering the local com
mttees OF the 1st 5sh and sth divisions to act in
Dixon leases, and the lease made with the Third
Baptist Church trustees.
CHANGES IN TEACHERsnIps, ETC.
The resignation OF Francis s. Farley, as teacher
In the sixth division, was accepted, and petition
from residents in the neighborhood OF Benning's
station asking tlat j. Ii. Voorhees, be placed in
charge of the schools there was referred.
Mr.. Lovejoy, from the committee on teachers,
reported nominations OF teachers for the seventh
and eighth divisions, all OF whom were confirmed
except Rosna Budd, Edith Collins, Mary E.
Thomas, Sarah A. Tyler Helen Simmons, Julfana
Wilson, NJ. Adele LAYTON, and lila Irvine. John
StrOebel was nominlted AMI confirmed for a jan-
tors position, ana John StoruIn was nominated as
a teacher The nominations OF Erretta Rozeman,
Harry Peters, Jam IS stone, and Mrs. Shinn as
teachers were confirmed.
NAME FOR NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.
The new school building In the first division was
named the Analostan building; the one in the
fourth division. the Amidon building, and the one
In the eighth DIVISION the Bancker building. The
renting OF the building corner OF 4th and streets
Tor school purposes at $40 per month, was author
lied.
now THE SCHOOLS WILL BE ORGANIZED.
resolution, which was offered by Mr.. Lovejoy,
and adopted. prescribed the following regulations
year commencing September II, next:
/. Tickets OF admission shall be issued by the
supervising principals OF the several school dvS-
ions at their Offices from to 10 o'clock q. m, and
from to p IN: on the 4th, 5th, 9th. 9TH, Sth, and
these proceedings in the daily papers shall be due
notice.
2. No tickets shall be issued on Monday, Septem-
3. On Monday, September H. each teacher shall
receive only those pupils actually on the roll at
the close Of the last school year. and shall make
A. Each teacher shall report in person to the
supervising principal at his office on Monday, by
school, OF which record shall be kept By the
principal.
5. on Tuesday, September ~, teacher; shall ad-
NIT pupils presenting tickets. The number OF ap-
plicants shall, on the same day CTueslay), imme-
dlateiy on the adjournment OF the school. be re-
ported without fan by elch teacher to the super
vislng principal at his Office.
6. On and after Tuesday, September IL, tickets
OF admission shall be issued to applicants on each
Scn0ol d1y Dy the supervising principal, at such
hour as he may designate.
Z. On Saturday, September 9, the teachers of the
pnbiic schools are required to meet the trustees,
slperntendents, and supervising principals, as
follows: The teachers OF the white schools OF
Georgetown. at the Curtis building at $3.50 am.
OF the white schools of the first division OF WASH
1ngton at Franklin building at 10 am; OF the
county schools at the Franklin building at 1920
am; OF the white schools OF the second division
or Washington at Seaton building at IL m; OF the
white schools OF the third division OF Washington
at the Walach building at 80 p. H.; OF the white
schools Of the fourth division at the jefferson
building at pm. !; OF the cOlOrei schools OF the
seventh division at the Sumner building at pm
OF the cOlOred schools OF the eighth division at the
John F. Cook building at 5 pm.
FINED FOR CRUELTY TO HIS HORSE BENJAMIN
Wright, an Old cOlOrei man pleaded guilty berOr
Judge Smell this morning to the charge OF cruelty
to animals. Policeman McGreevy, Of the first
precinct, testified to arresting him yesterday for
working horse that was diseased, and entirely
unfit for labor. He was committed for 80 days in
default of $40.