Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
OPENING THE SCHOOLS.
Teacher Appointed and the Program
Announced by the school Beard.

SCmOON H00Y0~
The school board last night disposed Of a large
amount OF routine business incidental TO the re-
opening OF the schools next week. The reorgani-
zation OF the board was deferred until the CON-
missioners have made the appointments TO Ill the
pired. and the vacancy In the NTH division occa-
stoned by the death OF Mr.. Curtis The teachers
for the ensuing year were appointed but their SAL
aries were not fixed The arrangement Of the SAL
aries was postponed until further action OF Con-
gress relieving the embarrassment caused BY an
error In the appropriation bill All OF the old
teachers were reapponted, the vacancies made by
deaths designations provided FOR by increased
appropriations. being filled by the appointment OF
Normal school graduates and others eligible. There
are 49i teachers allotted TO the white schools and
ZOE 70 the colored schools A few vacancies re-
/ main TO be nlled.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION.
An order relating TO issuing OF tickets OF ad-
mission to the schools issued as follows: Tick
cts OF admission TO the public schools will be is
sued Friday and saturday between the hours OF 8
and and 10 a m and and ?: m; from the various
First dfvfsion-Frankiin, for the Franklin, Thom-
son, ana Memorial church. DennisOn-f0r the Den
nis0n, street, and 14th street schools Force
for the Force. Analostan-for the Analostan and
second divison-At the season, Gales, Henry.
Webster, Abbot, Twtning, Mors., Phelps and
Blake
Third DIVISIONAL wallach, for the wallsch,
7th and G. and 9th and Virginia avenue. Peabody,
for the Peabody. Brent, for the Brent, Blair, for
the Blair, and Ior Sth and streets Maury for the
Maury. Cranch, for the Cranch, and the Lenox.
AZ the Towers Carberry, and Mccormick, for the
Fourth div1sion-At the Jefferson building, for
all the buildings In the fourth division.
Fifth division-At the Curtis building for all the
buildings In the NTH division.
sixth divison-In this division pupils viii re-
port to the respective buildings Monday, 18th
inst, at o a. m.
seventh DIVISIONAL the Sumner, stevens,
Magruder. Garnet and WOrmley.
Eighth divtston-At the John F. Cook, Banneker
Lincoln, LoveJOy, Randall and Bowen.
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
The recent unpleasantness In the colored High
School Was brought up by letter signed 'pupils
or the colored High school" asking the board not
to remove Mr.. F. L Cardozo principal OF the col
ored High School, and expressing confidence In
him as teacher. II referred to criticisms OF Mr.
Cardozo by II. N. Browne, teacher In the school,
and In turn criticised Mr. Brownies abilities rather
severely. A letter was read from Mr. Browne re.
ferrfng letter from Mr.. Cardozo to Trustee Fran
els, making charges OF 1ncompetency against Mr..
BROWNE which the latter asked TO have inveSti-
gated The matter was referred TO special CON-
mittee, composed of Messrs. Cornish, Gregory and
Messrs. Ross, Darlington and whelpley were ap-
pointed committee to look after the pending leg
islation respecting school appropriations.
JANIToRs APPOINTED.
Janitors were appointed as follows: Blanche
d.
Rock, at building corner OF 9Th and streets north
east; Chas. Perry, Bethel Hall school; Geo. w.
Grfce, Lincoln Memorial church; Mrs E Diggs,
Good Hope school; Geo. Watkins, AnacOstia
road.
The designations OF Miss F. B. Nimmo teacher
fifth division; Miss NJ. II. Merrill, second division;
Miss M. B. Stevens, sixth division; Miss s. Mere
dith, third division; J. W. Doubleday, teacher In
the Washington High School; Anna L. Foote Jo-
sephine Walker. Isetta Brown and NJ. L Brown,
teachers In tue colored schools, were received and
accepted.
Miss Leonora Merritt was appointed teacher IN
the third division In place OF Emma HanfOrd,
granted leave OF absence for one year from Sep
TENDER l, 1883.
NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES ASSIGNED As TEACHERS
Graduates OF the Normal school have been as
signed as teachers as rollows First divsion-none
Second divisions. NJ. Deyau, first grade Gales
building; F. NJ. Merillat first grade Bake build
Ing; h. l. Kaiser. FIRST grade. Henry building, and
Third divisional. l. Hogue tirst grade, Carberry
building; v: Kemp second grade, Maury build
Ing: e. N. McNeely, second grade, Towers build
ing; H. L. Johnson and b. q Dillon, second grade, |
Brent building; T. j. Book, first grade, Cranch
building; II. II. Burroughs, second grade, McCor- |
ZACH building. Fourth diyision-L v. Durfee first
grade, Amidon building. Fifth division-H. b.
Janney second grade, hight street school Sixth
NJ. &. Saxton, Soldiers Home school. Cooking
schoOls-Margaret Keogh, A. G. Horton, u j.
SCultll, anu VI. D.. WAITS.
MINISTRIES COMING TO THE NATIONAL. The
nrSt minstrel entertainment OF the season will be
given at the National Theater next week by
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests weil-known troupe
New features for the new sc ason are announced
The sale OF seats for the engagement begins the
National box-onice tomorrow morning.
CATTLE MARKET-At the Union Stock Yards 81
cattle were Oh the market yesterday and all sold
10 butchers as follows: best sold from An to 4hc
per lb good, 80 TO 4c; medium, 81 TO SIC; COIN
mon, ~ 10 &c. Eight hundred and nlnety-two
sheep and lambs on the market, and sold as fol-
lows: old sheep sold from 3 to &C. per TO-; lambs.
Az TO &c; COWS and calves sold from SIS to $45
EACH Market for cattle was fair; for sheep and
lambs was dull
THOSE INTERESTED IN FOOTWEAR, and who Is not?
will md the proclamation" OF Bouve, Crawford
& Co. In another column well worth reading.
Their success In Washington has been very graft
iylng, as their removal to more suitable quarters
Indicates, and they are determined to extend
rather than curtail operations