Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
7 HIR D EDITION,
BOARD al Enueattos.

TO gel LDe plNH'bcub icpaiSut az q SSos
not exceeding Sl5
Mr.. Fuel1e., NJ 6, was authorized 10
purchase back ats and locks at cost
not exceeding s.
Mr.. Wiley, No Ii, at his request was
authorz 81 To have a colortd night
school opened. DIR Shortlidge offered
nc objection tothsse night schools but he
wanted them made self-sustaining.
An clubhouse nuisance at No 4 re
ported by MIR Trump, was referred TO
the Health Committee.
DIR. Keables said that before the
Board met again the plastering OF the
new high school building would be
finished and another pay ment due the
contractor On his motion an order
was drawn in favor of J. X. ID. Seeds
& Son for & 500, and further on his
motion an oId-r was drawn in favCr OF
Ell. Ri5e, the architect, for $3.50.
Mr.. Kyne stated that he had not
been able TO get the printed clips OF the
Bylaws ready to distribute to the
Board last tveuing. On bis motion /;
was agreed to hold an adjourned session
next Monday evening at o'clock.
A Communication from superinten
dent Harlan stated that some months
ago Bonds Hygiene for Young People
b Nd been placed on tha list OF text books
bit b ad not ye. been ordered into the
schools. On motion Of Mr.. Heisler, 1t
was ordered that said book DO used in
all the grades from the eighth 10 the
fifth.
Superintendent Harlan also, in re
soonse to a resolution passed at the pre-
vious meeting of the Board, presented
D list of tue scholars and their places OF
residence 10 attendance at the PIolic
Schools OF Wilmington whose parent
and guardians reside beyond the cit.
limits.
The schools 80 far as reported show
that No. mas ID pupils residing out
g de the city No. las Nu4 la
IA No has 2 No. 9 has 2 No. Il
has l No. II has IL M. II has Il
No. IA has II No l9 has ! No 20 ha
land No n has l. Total, 81 Severa
of the schools reported no non residen
scholars, and others made no report
Nr. Singley moved that the report
be referred to IA com mittee of three.
Mr.. Heisler wanted TO know wha
purpose was 10 be gained by such
movement.
Mr.. Singley who offered the resolu
ton, said that such scholars had I
right to come to the public schools
Wilmington while there were some 81
hundred children in Wilmington VIII
had right to go TO school, knockit
at the doors for admission and refus.
because there was DO room for them.
Mr.. Singey's motion was adopted
and Messrs. Singiey, Palmer and Hei
Ter appointed said com tnittee.
Mr.. Wiley stated that formerl
teachers hal discretion in regard to u
time OF the dismissal of schools, b
some Of them seemed to have forgot,
that this discretion lad been remov,
by the granting of Other rewards al
recesses, and & was no unusual Thu
for schools u De dismissed ~ 30
clock on Friday afternoons. He thong
children should be melted to go
deeds by higher motives than the no
of a reward. Dlsmissing at an earl
hour one day in the week more or lt
broke in upon the regular studies.
moved that the schools all be dismiss
at the same hour, 4 80 p. m.
DIR. Shortlidge thought nothing W
Lost in letting the primary schools o
at least al hour earlier on Fri day, q
he intinated that MI. Wiley wOJ
change mis- mind when his had chiltr
OF his own TO send to school.
At the r quest OF Mr.. Heisler a
others, the motion was laid ever Ut
next Monday evening"
DIR. Wet from The Com mit,ee
Night Sch Jass tf.red the follnwi
resolution. ,q,lcE vas rad
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in the CITY O. v Hnngtou, Del, proI
nent amots aoG tl.t Harlan & II
lingsworth company, the jackson
Sharp CatupAL,, and the Pusey
,Jonea Comma. ld o,hers h,
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anu ef.o' -. LAT IL was TO Dc
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upon as .5.a 3slhiT-lon iee upon q
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beeh lsated e''""l ing That the appi