The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

perty; j. A. McGilvrsy, assistant secre-
ry.
Members Of NE Board. First District
Charles p. Rady, A. w. wcddell. William
II. Williams. Second District--Alfred r.
Courtney, Robert w. Powers, Robert q.
CabcIl. Third District NJ. L. Strans,
Samuel T.. Moore, W. X. Bowie.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Teachers ard Schools.-W. G. CARING
ton, A. X. Courtney, s. p. Meade, w. K.
Bowie, A. w. Wcddcll, and L. n. Gar
nett.
Buildings and Evnif,we. w. Pow
crs, NJ. l.. Stratus, X. g. Cabell, William
~. Williams, Z. NJ. Garnet, and J. II.
Pcay, Jr.
hiaance.--C. T.. Rady, NJ. l.. straus,
William II. Williams, and j. II. Peay, Jr.
PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS IN SERVICE yANy-
UARy l, 1881.
Wkite Schools.
Madison School (corner Cary and Madi-
son streets John A. Cunningham, prin-
eipai. Tcachers--Misses l.. i. Hulce. T..
n. Garrett, NJ. ID. Shell, A. Il. Pace, G. c.
Morton, J.. q. Henning, NJ. l.. w. Jones,
z. Y. Morton, L. Dixon, NJ. j. Tompkins,
Il. ". Shell.
Ella School (west Marshall streeD.--
George X. Pace, principal. Teachers
Misses j. f. Whiting, G. Il. Crespi, III. Cra-
yer, A. C. Anderson, NJ. X. Fairs, +. j.
Hatchett, NJ. Ezekiel, A. Brimmer, +. X. c.
Shelton, NJ. g. Robins, v. Bowen, Mrs. X.
A. Apperson.
Leigh School (corner First and Leigh
streets. William d. McGilyray, princi-
pal. Teachers-Misscs IL. NJ. Laubc, b. V.
Farjs. v. Il. sutton, L. s. Heiss. Nj.
Krausse, NJ. l.. Bagby, V. L. Daily, NJ. A.
Rady. j. Il. Henning, A. Mott, G. S. Tay-
Ior, Mrs. c. L. Bartkowska.
Central School corner Twelfth and Clay
sfrcets).--S. f. Pendleton, principal.
Teachers Mrs. b. l.. Crew, Mrs. K. 7.
Bctt, Misses A. Leigh. L. NJ. Duke, G. h
Peasants, f. Wilkinson, A. Pleassn's, l..
n. Hicks, +. Blake, S. x. Wilkinson, ID. X.
Woodson. r. Nj. sasage, NJ. A. Lyon.
Bethel School twentieth street between
Main and Caryl.-Julian =. Thomas, prin-
cipal. Teachers-Misses C. NJ. Chappell,
Il. +. Brown, L. V. Bracket, S. NJ. Penn
berton, NJ. A. Peasants, N. Newell, NJ. L.
Mitchell, L. j. Lester, l. Turner, s. Smp-
son, l. Il. Ragland.
Bellevue. School corner Twenty-second
and Broad streets).-E. w. Cone, princi-
pal. Teachers-Mrs. A. T.. Moon, Mrs. E.!
M. Binford, Mrs. NJ. V. Vaughan, Misses
A. C. Cone, ii. w. Rogers. n l.. Smith,
4. f. Featherstone, A. NJ. Ford, Nj. J..
Alley, ID. Dickinson, b. 4. Wynnc, l.. F..
Dolan.
Springfield School corner Twenty-sixth
and Leigh streets. ~. A. Pollard, princi-
pal. Teachers-Misses Il. NJ. Snyder, j.
Richardson, &. Elliott, Mrs. ii. il. Rich
ardson.
Richmond High School (No. sos east
Marshall street.) --William +. Fox, princi-
pal. Teacbers-1Ir. Edward X. Murray,
Misses T.. ii. New. j. J.. Read, S. E. RAJ
mos, X. 0'Neill, NJ. A. Fulton, j. III.
Wiglesworth. Il. v. Saville, +. l.. Pecor,
nj. v. Lybrock, Mrs. V. Waddy, DIR. Will
ham ii. Taylor.
Colored Schools.
Baker School Corner st. Paul and Baker
sirccts).-Thomas T.. Crlimp, principal.
Teachers-Msses A. +. 10th, a. Il.
-sjinms, l. Hutzler, Il. j. Clemmitt, &. l..
Drew. l.. A. Laube. n. NJ. johnson, ii. A.
Taylor, ii. Watt, s. b. Ragland, Mr. G..
Barker, Miss Christine Whittet.
NdUyplHW School Corner Sixth and
Duval streets).-H. G. Carlton, principal.
Teachers Messrs. A. V. Narrell, J. III.
Johnston, James Hayes, ID. b. Williams
j. Il. Aeriweather, ID. W. Davis, Misses
Nj. +. Voolfolk, V. Pollard, Il. Mcdaniel
NJ. Judah, NJ. L. Reese, j. &. Harris, A. l..
Wallace, X. A. Dabney.
VaNeY School Corner Fourteenth and
Marshall strects).-R. w. Flournoy. prin-
cipal. Teachers-Misses NJ. X. Woodson,
Il. Riddick, c. \. Bennett, n. Y. Schaap,
Ar. L. Anderson, ID. +. Murray, L. G..
Stagg, A. +. Eubank, Il. Colin, NJ. Koss-
low, A. l.. Anderson, Nj. Il. Colin, l.. A.
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EdSt-End School Corner Twenty-ninth
and o streets).-T. A. Pollard, principal.
Teachers-Mcssrs. j. A. Bowler and NJ. b.
Jones, Misses NJ. NJ. l.. Hope and l.. G..
Brooks.
Richmond Coiored Normal School (cor.
ner Twelfth and Leigh strects). Miss NJ.
Il. Knowles, principal. Teachers Misses
AZ. Van Wort, III. A. Bass, b. Wade, J. s.
Cook, n. Il. Cox, Mrs. Nj. c. p. Bennett,
Mrs. NJ. ii. Chappell, Mrs. X. II. Bland.
1sSf-'S2.
saiaries-OfHcials teachers, and jani-
Fuel, book. Insurance, repairs. sup
plies, and other contingent expenses 0,491 Al
Total disbursements .e75,5e7 "a
<Arerage Monthly Enrolment, 1sS1-s2.
White pupils.
Coiorcd ........'.'....225'
Total white and colored pupils. 500
sThe average monthly enrolment was greatly
reduced early In the session in consequence of tie
prevalence OF smallpox.
Number Of Schools.
White schoois......... 81
Golored schoois.. o.
Total number Of schools.
Number Of Teachers in Serrfce-lSesSi0n
1681-62.
White principals and teachers.
Coiored tcachers.. IL
Total. lao
Percentage obtained By The Pupils AZ the Final
Eramfadffoa- Session 1SS1-S.
Average obtained iu white sehools..
Average obtained In colorcd schools. :
Average obtained In city schools. so 3
en ST.. ssr s R9g On total expenditures for
Number graduates Richmond High School, ses-
son i;;cmona olorcd
school, session ieSl-'S2.......,".,.,... 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go. $50
The present school session opened nj the
+. usual tune september I5th) with large
increase In attendance. The enrolment
Tor the first month, ending October 18th,
was as follows: White, 1902; colored,
2,SS5-total number OF pupils enrolled,
7,lS7. Comparison with the enrolment OF
The corresponding month OF the previous
session shows an increase OF S5l pupils.
The accommodations for the number OF
pupils applying are not quite sufficient I;
the school Board will enaeavor to provide
increased accommodations before the be-
ginning OF another session.
The schools retain their characteristic
popularity OF former years the oflicefs,
principals, and teachers are courteous,
able, andialthful, and the. course Of study
Is thorough and progressive, well adapted
% prepare the pupils for business pursuits