Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
PRINCIPALS AxD TEACaERs.

PRINCIPALS AND rEACaERs.
EIeetisu OF these Omcsrs ~ shs school
Bosra Yesterday Evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
City School Board was held at the
Richmond High-School building yssssr-
day afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Present j. Taylor Ellysor. chair
man DR.. 8. p. Moore, William .loven-
stein, W. r. Bowie, A. l.. Phillips, r.
7. Briggs, George Bryan, 7. Wiley Da-
Wis, William II. Williams, John b.
Cary, E. NJ. Gsrnett, Superintendent,
and G. p. Rady, clerk and supervisor.
sUPERINTENDENT's MONTHLY RE-
PORT.
Superintendent e. W. Garnett sub
mitted his regular report for the month
ending June Is, 1886, which shows the
number Of schools to be l76; princi-
pals, IL; teachers, 1853; enrolment
for the month, 7,4l9; average daily at
tendance, 1929; total enrolment to
date, SOL; percentage, 95.6. The
final examination returns range from
"a to 80 per cent.
The Superintendent says that the
past session has been . very successful
one, except in . Few Of the schools,
which were affected by sickness. The
percentage Of futl exz 'ainstions is
fully up to the ssersge ard little in
excess Of tic last session. The system
is now in excellent working condition,
and, with the new buildings, it is hoped
that al applicants will be accommo-
dated during the next session.
The Board opened bids for steam-
heating, &C., in the new school-build-
iDgs soon to be erected, and awarded the
contract to Messrs. West b Branch
for Nineteen and -Marshall-streets and
Lombsrdy. and Main-streets buildings,
and to G. & A. Bargsmin for the Moore
street building, on Sheep Hill.
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
On motion of DR.. s. P. Moore the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That the thanks Of the
School Board Of the city of Richmond
be extended to the retiring Superin-
tendent, Mr.. E. M. Garnett, for his
uniformly. courteous conduct towards
the members of the Board and his
efficient and valuable labors in behalf
of our schools.
PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS ELECT
After the transaction Of the regular
routine business the following prin-
cipals and teachers were elected for
the ensuing session, commencing on the
18th Of September next:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Richmond HiOh School William +. Fox.
principal; Eloise II. New. Edward h. Muir
ray. julia p. Read, Sarah K. Ramos. Il.
Laura Pecor. Jennie ii. Wiglesworth, Mary
A. Fulton, Marie V. Lybrock. Emma V.
Saville. Kate O'Neil. Annie B. Pace, Rosa de
Duize,s, Virginia Waddey. Rachel Van
Wort, DR.. William II. Taylor, Bettie V.
Far.e.
Madison School-John A. Cunningham,
principal, Lucy Z. Hulce, Ella NJ. Garuett.
Mary ID. hhell. l.. Grace Hesning, Clara Z.
Morton. Martha Il. w. Jones. Matte j.
Tompfins Ella ". Shell, Margaret Il. Colin,
Byrd Reeve. Rosa Zetelle.
E2bd SchOOf.-James III. Peay, Jr., princl-
pal; Julia r. whiting, Clelia X. Crespl,
Henrietta Craver, Lille q. Darlington.
II 4. a. I'F.aNs n
Laube. Emily j. Hatchett, Emma Il. Z.
Shelton. Mary Koslow, Lille Smith, Vir-
ginia Bowen.
Tciqh SchooI.- principal; An
ME L. Moon Virginia I. sutton. NJ; Kate
Faris. Christine whittett, Louisa Dixon.
Nettle NJ. Pollard, Nettie NJ Smith: Julia
X. Hennlrg, Adele Mott, Cornelia Is. Taylor,
Sadie McGiivray, Lizzie A. Hutcheson.
Central School-Stephen 7. Pendleton,
principal: Alice Leigh, Agnes I: Lyon
Lena NJ. Duke, George X. Peasants. Alice
r. tubank, Annie J. Pleasants, Fannie
Blake. Nellie VI. Johnson, Sallie A. Wilkin-
son. Emily +. Bott, Isabel h Woodson
Ttfhei SchooI.-Julian +. Thomas. princi-
pal; Clara NJ Chappcll. 81. Antol nette
Peasants, Laura V. RracRett. Mamie New
ell, sophia NJ. Pemberton, Maggie Il. Mitch
ell, Fannie Is. Clenmtt, Bella Cohn. Fannie
r. Johnston. Hibei MIA Mott, sarah Slmp-
son. Ida r. Ragland.
BcIictuc lSchOoi.-George X. Pace, princi'
nal: T., NJ. Binford, Nora l.. Smith, Bertha
dickinson. Mary Virginia Vaughan. Emm7
p. Turner. Mary f: Alley. Flora Calisher
Blanche f. Wynne, Lizzie F. Dolan. +. Byrd
Bennett. Kate G. Ettenger, Carrie Strauss,
Rebecca 4. " hitlock.
SDrf,.Qdeld School, - -, prlncl-
pal; Emma j. Lester. Cora Elliott. Henri
eta II. Richardson, Emily III. Snyder, Bes-
sic Hoge, Jennie Gum.
YHw PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS ELECTED
oh
Bowles and q. L. Perry.
Tedchd.-Eliza L. Neale.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Normal School.-Samuel t. Beach. prir
cipal; Jennie NJ. Martin, Mary h. Pulliam
Kate DunBel. Jennie =. Cook, Henrietta A.
Bass, Martha II. Chappell, Daisy +. Murray
Lula Phillips, sue Herring, Sallie +. Tenn
Baker Sch0oi.-Thomas 7. Crump princi'
pal Rosa ID. Bowser Daniel W. Davis, Ma
fietta j.. Chiles. Maggie +. voolfolk. Carrie
Hill, Cornelia +. brown, Maggie j. Rich
Martha Cooley. Mary T.. Reese. George Ste
phens. Jr., william T.. Burwell, Hosi
Blakey. NJ. Ella Christian, Julia Z. Harris
Cornelis r. Hawkins.
pal; Albert V. Norrell. Victoria Pollard
Walter II. Fitzhugh. Bettie Mcdaniel. Lu'
| cinda Smith, Mary h. Anderson, Patsle
Kelley, Maria Cooley, Martha Z. Trlce
Martha 4. sampson. Julia J. stephens
MARY l.. Turpin, Matte M. l.. Hope, Marga'
retta j. Judah, NJ. Juliet Nicholas.
VALLEY SchOOi.-Eicbard W. Flournoy
| principal: James H. Johnston, Mamie j
| Wynne. Maria r. Anderson. William A
| Mitchell, Maggie l.. Mitchell, Ellen b. Nun
| dy. Kate 6. Randolph, Eliza =. Carter, Ida
| A. Hail, Kate a. Dabney. Anna Il. Wallace
Martha A. Biscomb. Hillie A. Grant, Benja'
| min A. Graves. Mary K. Ellis.
EdSt-EHf School = - -, principal
| John A. Bowler. Miles B. Jones, william +
| Hope Lucy q. Brooks.
The Board adjourned to meet OF
Friday afternoon next at 6 O'Clock.
About the Leo Monument.
The following letter was received