Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

ssYour Comm,ttee on Teachers respect
fully recommend that Aiss Francis =.
Lewis DO transferred from the position Of
first assistant In school No. 10 TO the
charge Of school No. rs, ct salary Of
S365 per annum."
The above 10 the outgrowth Of the
school tmbroglic. Such Az action Il the
Wisdom Of the school board. II tells our
girls 70 ''aim low" and where Jolly l.
blisa It Is Ignorant TO be wise. Miss Lewis
has the sy m pathy Of two thousand sign
efs, some Of whom at some future time
may have an car to tho school board.
She thanks all concerned, Editor Br'nck-
ley, who has chAmpioned her cause 10
nobly, aud al who have been interested.
She Is perfectly satisfied with what her
friends have done.
But she has too much dignity to Oil .
position Of assistant principal and then
| descend to q position like the one offered
by the school board; she oonhiders that
her honor 10 far above the position, and
just like an honored and educated woman
would, starts for home, where she has
led an honorable lie, while the people
here are reading the encouiums she Ia
flying to Boston, carrying with her the
good wishes OF oil who know her. Oul
last (borrowed) words were these, from
W. Dear cons speech In days OF slavery
''lf your cause Ia just It 10 linked to thu
throne, and you must and will succeed. >
I but speak the sentiments of hel
many friends, that heavens best bless
iugs may crown her pathway with sue
cess.
The Gipsy Queen entertainment River
by q committee OF ladies clOaed las,
evening. Ezlon Is noted for giving
novel entertainments. The gypsies wer,
encamped In tents, and they marched
aud had general good time. Mrs. E
wayman was queen and sue looked i'm
mense; she 10 nicely formed, ard is s
home IN position like this. The com
mittee OF ladies' are a. follows: Mise
N. Cald~ell, Mrs. Miily Evans, Ann!'
Harris, Louisa Benson, Ella Irons.
Two young artists are making up arti
fetal work for Easter. They are Mis-
Mamie and Louita Williams. They Or
making design hey ond my descriptiv
powers, and VIII furnish either natura
or artificial flowers for Easter.
Mics NJ. Riley is also an artist OF som,
reputation from Baltimore, and is max
Ing roses, lilies, ETC., out OF paper tina
assume II natural look.
Choristers Knight, Chippey, Tilden
View and Pinket, who have been recent
elected to lead the Baptist Sunday school
are all struggling In the musical liu
to make Easter q great day in thei
churches.
There are few young men thinlSInI
OF establishing y club, renting lsrg
house, and having . readiug room !
order to give our young men chance
, combine socisl amusement with litera
; ture. 1t 10 coed idea and would be
good step toward, reforming n grea
many Of our young men, who, instead {
spending their time worthlessly In ba
. rooms and other places ei base resor
:. could put in their time In the club room
) This, In fact, would be o good step ic
: tie temperance workers, some who don
: know the stimulating qualities Of glas
Of sherry. The doors Of the saloon STAN
t ajar every day and are liable to catch u
idle man who has little spare cash an
is in low spirits. The sooner thes
thoughts are launched into facts th
r batter it will be for all hands concerned
4 The Temperance work among our peopl
l. is failure aud the sooner they forI
some new pan the more converts they
% | have,