Daily Republican., 1886-07-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ARRANGING THE TEACHERS FOI
THE COMING YEAR.
The Report OF tho Committee Accepted
By the Board-rhe Names of
the Instructors.

Itdge was callea upon TO preside.
The Committee on Teachers presented
their report, and Mr.. Smith moved that
It be adopted, when Mr.. Donohue of.
Iered an amendment that 1t be consider
ed in sections.
Mr.. Kyne said he would second 1t for
the purpose of bringing the matter be-
fore the Board, although he was opposed
to 1t.
After discussion a vote WAS taken I,
when the amendm was lost, and the
original motion and report were adopted.
Mr.. Grier asked why 1t was that the
bids for supplying coal for the ensuing
year, the contracts for which were
awarded last Monday night, had not
been published. He thought the public
were entitled to know what the Board
was pay ing for coal. Mr.. Belts, who
has the bids In his possession said that
he was not aware that they should be
published, but still II any one wan ted
It done he would furnish them to the
press.
the report of the Committee on
Teachers was as follows:
WILMINGTON, July 16, 1886.
To the Board of Public Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Teachers respectfully recommend that
appointments Of teachers for the school
year commencing September 6, 1886,
be made as stated below;
High School, Boys Department
Thomas L. Graham, principal, 81 300;
Sallie Hare, first assistant, $3.50; Su-
sanna Pyle, second assistant, Annie
Ssyers, third assistant, Eliza A. Craig,
fourth assistant, each $3.50; Lizzie D.
Hopes, monitor teacher, $515. Girls
Deparrment-Mary Miller, principal
81 900; Jane Craig, first assistant, 300;
Anna M. Lewis, second assistant, Mary
@. Springer, third assistant, Sallie A.
Taylor, fourth assistant, Rebecca A,
Pyle, fifth assistant, each $500.
School No. l, Boys Department
Annie +. Kates, principal, 800; Mary
NJ. Turner, first assistant, $500; MARY
l L. Wheeler, second assistant, and
Aunie Il. Curtis, third assistant, eacf
$500; Sophia Simmons. monitor teacher
! $500. Girls Department-Matilda l.
Say ers, principal, $700; Addie Conner
first assistant, $500; Clara e. Countiss
second assistant; Maggie V. Mcdonnell
third assistant; Rebecca j. Davis
fourth assistant; 6allie M. Jones, fftl
assistant; Sallie Il. Shaw, sixth assist
liant. Maggie K. Carpenter, seventh
assistant, each $4G0; Kate Corbit, moni
tor. teacher, 1856; Emma A. Strickland
Imonitor. teacher, $500.
Primary School, No. 2 Lydia P. ID
Ford, principal, $3.50; Grace H. Say ers
assistant principal, $425; Lizzie Wol
laston, first assistant; Ella M. Marvel
second assistant; Ellen Walker, thirl
ASST slant; Minnie K. Harris, fourtl
assistant; Mary Q. Seal, fifth assistant
each 1866.
Primary School, No. 3-Fannie j
Butler, principal, $3.50; Eliza A. Regal
assistant principal, $425; Mary l. Good
first assistant, Ida W. Cleland, secon
assistant, Florence l., Zebley, third as
Isistant, Marion Brown, fourth assistant
leach 1866.
| Grammar School, No. 4, Boys Depar
lment-Mary j. Francis, principa
lS775; Mary j. Walker, first assistau
lS55O; Sidney A. Wells, second assis
liant; Ssllie K. Bye, third assistan
lLizzie q. Van Trump, fourth assistan
Ella ID. Burns, fifth assistant, eac
1880. Girls Department-Kate E. Stev
art, principal, 300; Louisa s. Schmid
FIRST assistant, $500; Annie Z. q. M
: garity, secor assistant; ensan Wen
Third assistant; Susan e. Cook, four
assistant; Ella E. Todd, sixth assistar
= each $3.50.
Grammar School No. 5.-Sallie
Miller, principal, $3.50. Teachers
lboys-Alice Mercer, fret assistant, BOT
Annie S. Raudnitzky, second assistar
Maggie Miller, third assistant; Sal
liz. Wooley, fourth assistant, each S5u
[ tITeachers of girls-Annie Speakma
lfirst assistant, $500; Emma Oakfor
: lsecond aseistant, and Jennie Stua
Ithird assistant, each S46O.
Primary School No. O. Mary
IGuthrie, principal, $3.50; Joanna
lMatthews, assistant principal, "a
Eva X Cooling, first assistant; Ed
jGruner. second assistant; Mary Dolbo
third assistant; Emily Shaw, fourth
- Isistant; Kate q. Plummer, fifth ASST
- ant, each 1865.
e Primary School, No. MARY
Lachlen, principal, $780, Clara Mend'
hall, assistant principal, S425; Florel
- Ramo, first assistant, Lulu Paynt
second assistant. Kate E Feeney, Tn
"a assistant, Annie f. shaw, fourth ss
liant, Mary J.McCaferty, fth assisla
y each 1866
80 Primary School, No. S-Sallie
10 Pueh, principal, $3.50; Emma Jonns
,t assistant principle, S425; Maria
Honey, first assistant, Fannie Colt,
at opd assistant, Mary Z. Steele, th
= assistant, Emma G. Feeney, fourth
} sistant, each 1865 :,
wi Primary School, No. 9-Mary q.
" Williams, principal, $500; Anna
er Frump, assistant principal, S425; l.
tia Brown, first assistant, Lou
IGould, second assistant, each $500
lp nnpils in four rooms are taught by
q principal, assisted BY pupil teaci
X who are in training for positions
m other schools.
IN Primary school, No. 1o.-Annie
all Black, principal, $3.50; Lizzie Z, u
lean, assistant principal, s426; MAI
TOLL. McClane, first assistant, Regina
tGerel, second assistant, Emily pa
THIRD assistant, Bertha LlchtensV
a fourth assistant, each $365.
IL Primary School, No. 11.-Mrs. L
dl Thatcher, principal, $3.50; mary
o. Brady, assistant principal, S4!oi
c, Mitchell, first assistant, Mary A. y
all person, second assistant, Maggie W
third assistant, Emily A. Dohs
ou fourth assistant, each 1866. =.
pd} Primary School, No. IL "A
Urmy, principal, $3.50; Adanda l..
dara, assistant principal, S425; .
Balance, first assistant, Martha
NhS Harris, second assistant, Lizzi
oOl Carpenter, third assistant, each
Lille g. Sutton, fourth assistant,
ed. Primary School No. 13.-Enm
IL ICoyle, principal, $3.50; Anna P. Be
MI assistant principal, S425i Mary L
ust lott, frst assistant; Kate A. Bra
second assistant, each 1865
perl Primary School No. 14.-Ann
Fullerton, principal. $500; A. e
CloskeY, assistant principal, 1925;
Bareford, first assistant; Delilah b