Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
THIRD EDITION.


bOhr0 OF EOuchuOh.
The Board of Education he'd reeu
lar stated meeting last night, Mr.. Baiit
In the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Trump the pro?e'
officers were instructed 10 draw upon
the State Treasurer for the annual ap
preparation for the city, which include-
school districts Nos. 3, 9, 10, IL, II, Is,
IA, Is, Is, II, Is. 10 and 2Jl4.
Mr.. Grier, from the committee Of No
10, stated that permission had beer
granted to build q stone wall at cost
Of $50, but that they had Investigated
the matter and found that 1t would coat
$75. Oh his motion the committee wat
instructed TO advertise for proposals to
do the work.
The Secretary was authorized to nd :.
vertise for proposals. TO heat school No.
II by steam.
q. ". Simmons having resle ned as
jsnitor OF No. II, the committee OF that
school was authorized TO employ
another. The committee on No. Was
authorized to employ Allen Gawthrop
to examine the heaters of No 4.
On motion Of Mr.. Trump the proper
Cficers we re authorized to draw on the
City Treasurer for the next monthly
payment.
Mr.. Megaw, of No. Il, was author
lied 10 spend 81 to have clock repaired.
Mr.. Palmer, No. %, asked for and
was given authority TO spend $40 in re-
pairs.
The Committee on Teachers made the
following report, which was adopted:
Your Committee on Teachers re-
spsctfully report that they have ap-
pointed teacher for the new room
opened in the Girls High School, and
made the changes resulting from this
appointment as follows: Eliza Craig,
sixth assistant in the Girls High
School, at $500 per year. Mary l. Lack
lin, TO the vacancy in the Boys High
School, made by the transfer OF Eliza
Craig TO the Girls High School; Sid
ney a. Wells as principal CT No.
2; Sallie NJ. Jones as fifth assistant
in boys No. A. Sallie j.. Woolley as
fo1ith assistant in girls No. !; Sallie
Il. shaw as fourth assistant in boys
NO. b; Grace h. Ssyers as seventh as
sistant In girls, No. I; Clara Mendin-
hall as assistaLt principal in No. .;
EVA X. Cooling as assistant principal
In No, Z; Eva 'Byrne as fifth assistant
in No. +; the teachers OF boys, No. 4.
below Miss Wells place and Of No. s
below Miss Cooling's place have each
been promoted one place in the school.
Your committee also present the resig.
nation OF Ella y. Burns of No 4, and
Mary b. Clark OF No. 20, ard ask au
thori'y to MAKE the appointments ne.
cessary IN filling the vacancies made by
these Resignation i"
On motion Of Mr.. Palmer the Com
mlttee ON Printing was authorized to
expepd SOL for I-iutinE,
lLlam II Pc, member from the
Ninth ward, having removed from the
WARD oheref his resignation, which was
accepted. On motion Of Dr. ShOrtiidge
the Board prccseded to fill the vacancy.
Dr. Shortlidge nominated FAncoat
Allen, and Mr.. Grier nominated Nevin
{. Gamble. Mr. Allen received 9 votes
to for MI Gamble, and was declared
elected.
Mr.. Belts presented bill OF rent due
81. Mary's Catholic church Of S269. rs
which was ordered to be paid
The Jsnitlr of No. / school was
allowed $40 extra for removing books 10
the High School.
Mr.. Wiley stated that the proceeds
OF the High School opening amounted
10 600, out OF which two pIize dic,!on-
aries were purchased, one FOR SO and
nhotneL ior vi. Inc DAlan &c S4S was
ordered to be gwen to the Two priL cipals
OF the High School for purchasing books
OF reference.
On motion OF Mr.. Wiley the com.
mittee of the High School was authorl-
zed to purchase necessary se,tees for
class rooms at cost not exceeding $50.
Mr.. Webster OF No. 8 was author
lse1 TO purchase III breila racks and
CLOCKS 70 cost not more than S22.5
Mr.. Fuekel o. No. Is vas authorized
10 have cesspools cleaned and heaters
repaired at cost OF not more than $50
Mr. Grier Of No. 10 was allowed 10
expenc $40 IN Withdrawing AID for
other purposes.
The following bil.s were reported and
ordered TO be pad:
Miscellaneous salaries, S4l6 81; S. +.
Belts, $ll25 John Hager, 81; Ruberr
Haddock, 81 50; Mercantile Printin;
Company, SIS; tho James and Weps
Printing Company, So 10; j. V. Carii.l,
q Co, & 10; George w. Vernon &: Son,
S24;i Every Evening Publishing Com
papyi = a. News Publishing Cain pany
" TO; johnson & BarnhiH, Sl2: p. +
Tyre, sl3.l4. George W BGsh 4; Son.
% 2b6 81 James Mills, Sl33 %; W. II
LJnes, tlOi F. y JacqUot, $40.