Evening journal., 1889-07-09
ncAan Il FnucAIloN.
S. II. Bayard and John Pyle tiscted 20
rim Vacancies.

- ~ DANaIA anu NRoh y 80 +~Nt-'N" -
rim Vacancies.
h The Board Of Education met in regular
session last evening, President Baird pre-
siding. The Committee on Accounts re-
ported favorably on the teachers payroll
of S6ll G3. The Committee on Tesehers
made it's report offering the following
changes:
Miss Mary j. Booth, monitor No
school boys department, $425 per an
mum, Mary j. McAllister, third assist
ant in No. z, 1865; Mary L. Downing,
assistant principal No z, 425 Cecilia A.
McGarrity, first assistant, 1866; Sallie
G. Sheen, fourth assistant No. -. $500 +;
Regina A. Garel, assistant principal No.
13, $500; Lizzie Duncan, fourth assist
ant in No. 10, 1866; Medora E. Bailey,
assistant principal No. 16, $3.50; Alice
G. Baldwin, first assistant, S425; Maggie
N. Elias, second assistant, 1865; Flor
ence Ramo, assistant principal No. 49,,
1925. The changes are caused by pro
motions and are not an increase in sal
aries.
Professor A. II. Berlins salary was
raised to 81, ZOO and Miss Mary Millers
4 to 81 200 per annum. In the discussion
ON the matters tribute was paid to the
labors of Mr.. Berlin and his success as
principal, and also to Miss Miller for her
/ indefatigable labors in her department of
the High School. The report of the
Committee ON Teachers was carried as
amended.
The Committe on Books was granted
permission to advertise for proposals fol
books for the ensuing year.
The Committee ON Fuel presented its
1 t.b Lo aA
paper.
S. Redmond Smith. acting chairman O.
the committee on the new school re
ported that Hubert Cassidy had received
the contract for the new school an,
taken out bonds for $40 Mr.. Smitl
said he was glad that Joseph Pyle
chairman of the committee had returned
and could take charge.
James H. Morgan presented full re
port of the work of the repair commit
tee. He also explained how he was mad
chairman of the committee. The repor
stated that No. II was in the worst con
dition. 1t further suggested that schools
be papered rather that painted as tn
former had been found better. Mr.
Pyle moved that the bids be opened mex
Monday night at a special meeting
The Committee on Manual Training re
, ported that government officer has no
. yet been assigned to the school. MI
/, smith, chairman of the committee re
!, commended that the board put in orde
! the room in the southeast corner of th
basement Of the High School with equiI
ments for the work. He also desired this
/, a resolution recently put by Mr.. FOUL
. authorizing the expenditure of $4,000 K
the fitting up of the school and salari'
of instructors. A letter from the Bull
ers' Exchange favoring the manual trail
ing school was read.
James II. Morgan was not in favor
i the manual training school. He urg'
numerous and wonderful objection
which were answered by Mr.. Smith. ~
resolution appropriating the $4,000 W
passed.
= r. r. Smith presented bill of $40
1 from a physician for attendance on MI
. John Aiken for injuries received at No.
i school The bill was transferred to t
q committee on the school.
The secretary was directed to noti
3 teachers of their appointments.
d The board then went into nominate
! for member of the Sixth ward in pla
x of William H. Foulk, who has remov
y. from the ward. Mr. Belts nominati
% ! Samuel H. Baynard. He was una
y mously elected.
Mr.. Baylis nominated John Pyle
: the First ward in place of William KyI
a removed Mr. Pyle was unanimous
9 elected.
:, The committee on No. % was auth,
o0 lied to have certain repairs made, t
4 cost to be taken out Of the rent.
Bills were passed as follows: Wilmir
ton Coal Gas Company, $500; NJ. G.
in Williams, 81; George Fortenbaker,
,a w. M. Pyle, $2.92; E II. Anderson,
- George Fincher, s1065; Ruth Brothe
st SS'g0' :; f. "aIsh, o. r. - .Sn, ~
m Provost, $3.50; ]. c. Adams, $l5; NJ
an camille Printing company, $2.75; j.
ds Pierce, 81.