Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-23
FOURTH EDITION
A WILDLY NEsSlON.
An Assault en- sho Tesehers Con
,.istss which was Rep uisea-A
Qusstion OF asaters "srsinS
Ia

on Books, stated that the PHILOSOPHERS
nov in use in school No. were TO-
d ftic ult, and ta2 ths Principal recon-
mended . chang, Tna books could be-
changed ~ a cost OF 81, and hs there
fore moved that the committee 10
siven authority TO purchase new pm.
losophius, which authority WAS granted.
Mr.. Kenasy, OF tho COMMITTEES on
Priuting, asked and was given perinis-
sion, 70 have seven sets OF examination
questions printed at cost not exceed
lag -, o,,., to-
s. cents to pay u deficiency III ths
amoant due upou an Insurance pre-
mium.
MI. Hsisler stated he had the black.
boards Of No. 4 school repaired, and had
incu, rcd n bill OF S3l 80 On motion The
bill WAS allowed. ;,
Mr.. Hilton, from school No. ., asked
and was granted permission " repair
b laok boardin Principals room ct cost
not exceeding -.
Mr.. Sample, from school No. II, was
granted permission to purchase drink
lisx cups and curtains ut . cost not
to exceed ~ ha further stated That
he bad found TEACHER, Edith gunner,
whose name did not appear upon the
rolls, and protested against IT, and
moved that the position be hiled oy
teacher In tho regular llne u
p, emotion. Aiter explanations oy
President Baird aAd Mr.. Morrow,
| OF the Teachers Committee, d.
Short!idgs moved to refer tho whole
natter to the Committee on teachers
| which WAS adopted.
Mr.. Palmer, Of tEs Committee on
Sale Of old schooi No. Is, stated mat
committee OF church ORGANIZATION
lad called upon him and asked what
Iprice WAS wanCed for the building he
Ibid not care to assume his responsibil.
lily of selling the building without IN :
struction from the Board. After some
discussion tina COMMITTEES was directed
20 sell the b1ildlpR AZ pu6hc sale aitef
due notice Lai bsen given.
| SEC. 3a,p"se 20 VI tho BY Laws, Were
amended 80 as to give PriiclplS lhr
power TO dismiss pupils one-Iai non
earlier on tG day afternoon wheh tb's
have been perfect in attendance tor me
entire week.
| The Committee on " lndOwB reported
progress, aud that their work "ou!d D"
Icumrletei n two days.
! The report Of Henry Il. MORO"
j showed the lOiaI receipts {" 10 ssO, oo3 :
les, and the expenditures si2,3"S 81,
leaving ha.ance in bank January
OF S., 2Si Sc.
| GA motion OF Mr.. Morrow, the Com
| utrtee on legislation we're empower
! ed 30 employ "A cOusllLlp4 attorney.
Or. SAylitldlo iusroiucad IL resolr-
| ton, which war adopted, providing for
| IRE escapes IN schools NJ. !, aud l.
! klynt here came a little nretze, and
.uuetuiuE which erltIhed tho mem be's
| vrup.usiry 20 talk. Mr. Wiley, from
tue Commijtee on Accounts, a'Eed II
tho committee were JUSTIFIED III throw
luf uu, b,l, which the Board con
| -ac,sd with mem Der Mr. whey
thought the BIZ! once contracted
! should be paid, the mistake beng IN
contracting il. The matter was DIS
cussed hy Messrs Heisler, kyne and
lothers that the preceAents established
made it obligatory on the Board TO pay
llJs bills.
Mr. Kenney said he imagi ned lie was
Ithe member referred 10, ard cited as
!precedent Conrad and PeunypacHer,
who had repeatedly had BILLS passed
without murmer, while MI Conrad
was President of the Board. The dis
Icussion bid fair to last all night. when
Ihr. Morrow moved the Legisia-
live Committee be instructed To sx-
lpunRe that provision ont Of new
a. TlIl III blgIAl
!for warm discussion, but the Monsn
! revealed by a vote OF nine to eight. ana
nm sdiately atterward MessIs. Wiley,
shortlidge and Hilton asked TO be eI,
cused from serving on the Legislative
CoraH-Itter, which request was granted
A. Application from Sac M. Bate.
mai, r.. emily appointed TO No. II, ash'
ling 10 he tgrned 10 her Old school
WA = signal tor long, WINDY anu
wandering disCu-siUn. Or. SnOrCndgs't
motion to refer 10 Teachers COmLlltte<
va. amended by Col. Eetbler to gran
I hsrtq lest. He charged the commit
on teachers with faVOrigiam, and TIM
bruGgrt the COMMITTEE" TO their foot IL
wrath and Indignation. Several iianIrs
luames, who are teachers, were dragged
INTO he discussion.
The Case of Miss Sayars, who had sue
ic.eded mIss Rowland, was cited, aht
INF. ,kyns asserted that Miss fraH!e
had lot doue half AS much as MIS-
batsman, and she had been expelled
lfrOm the school. CO.. lleisler was thel
icharaed with the high crime OF think
Ing nore Of tho teachers than the scho.
lars, This. of course, the little Colone
- stoutly and Indignantly Denied AM
having wandered from his question o
/ privilege, President Bard RAPED
I him to order, and DR.. ShoTt'iiss, VIII
had made the point Of order, vas re
te.red 10 by the Colonel ~ ""Iud iron
the Bcandywine." After discussion
oaiug Iudulged in by most OF he
members, the whole matter was mail.
r4ierrod to the Committee on IsAchers
to report at the next meeting.
}. Smi AZ requests from Carr \
- Counties and Cecilia MCCARTHY were It
tered 10 the Com mittee on IeacAerS.
II Mr.. Sample, after stating the cord
ton Of No. II, moved that commute
= be appointed to lCok into tho advisabl
lity q purchasing a site Tor ne'
=, schoo.. Hessrs. Sample, Palmer an
,c X cables were appointed said commit
toe. M.ssrs. ShortI:dRe, One
ana Yu.kel were spp'inted the con
mIttee u procure hTee escapes. va IN
= uon ol Mr.. Wiley, the hecretary w
instra tsd 10 notify tho members
postal cards Of the future meeting
The board tnen on motion adjourned.
q PERSONAL.
IN Professor s. r, Ford, returned