The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14
THIRD EDITION.
noAl.p ON OBLIGATION.

NnanEe IN MISUNDERSTANDING
ing and Visiting Committees APP
pointed.
A regular Meeting OF tho Board of
Education was held last night, and the
night was so hot that the members
We're not inclined TO make long
speeches and prolong the session.
On motion of Joseph Pyle tho pro-
per officers we're authorized to draw
upon City Council for the regular
monthly appropriation.
MIR. Belts from the fuel committee
reported that the contract for furnish
ing coal had been awarded to George
w Bush \ Sons Com pany, and the CON
tract for furnishing wood to the
Combs Coal and Lumber Company.
Mr.. Ross, Chairman OF the commit
leo on No, complained of the man
ner In which the doors swung in tho
recrss and declared it TO be common
nuisance. The matter was left In the
hands OF the committee.
DIR. Shortlidgo referred to the mat
ter Of getting crayon portrait of the
lat0 DR.. Grimshaw, and the matter was
left with the committee with power to-
act.
Joseph Pyle reported that he had
made an Investigation Of the amount
OF coal burned In schools and had
como to the conclusion that all the
schools were using too much coal. Mr..
Pyle also presented letter from The
Smeed-Nillis Heating Company. say
ing that in No. IS school only about
halt as much coal was required as was
used.
Several members spoke upon the
subject and all thought that too much
coal was used, but no definite action
was taken
Tbs Committee on Teachers reported
the following changes in salaries of
teachers; Tie salaries OF tho assistants
In this two high schools be increased
eco per year; that the salary Of the
FIRST assistant In No. is. high school
department, be made 5000 that $500
salaries 10 increased to $3.50; $500 Ia
asoo; e4e5 to $3.50; S365 to $500; man
nal training Instructors, 5000 to $1,000
supervisor Of drawing. $500 to $500
that the salary OF the principal of No.
Is DO fixed at s425. The increasing OF
salaries will amount to between $4,000
and 5000 per annum.
The committee furtherrecommend
that Miss Annie Raudnitzsky be made
en assistant in the Boys High School
Miss Maggie McCloskey to be princi
pal OF No. ~; Miss Maggie Miller tlrs
assistant In No. 5; Miss Maria @. Loney
principal OF No. II; Miss Lizzie Wollas
to-, second assistant in No. s; Miss
Elm Marvel, seventh assistant in girls
department No. 4; Miss Clara Hyde
sixth assistant in No. /; Miss Lizzie
Ulrich. principal of No. Ii; Miss Mary
CaspersOn, assistant principal OF Nc,2
Miss May Il. Dennison, assistant prin
pipal OF No. s; Miss Ella NOVEL;, as
slstant principal of No. 20. For thrC
assistant in No. q, seventh assistant IL
NO. 20, and fourth assistant III No %
teachers will be recommended later
Miss Ora Royce was continued as su
pervisor OF drawing.
The committee further recommend
Cd the adoption of the following by
law:
when in the judgment of the Com
nittee on Teachers any teacher is no
doing good work this committee may
with the concurrence OF the VisitinI
Committee cause this teachers nam,
70 be struck from its place on the lis
Of any grade and entered at the foo
ef the list OF that grade primary lowel
grade, or: they may suspend sucl
GDachcr but in every such case TIL
1saehor shall have the right to nppea
10 the board
Tho latter lays over two weeks.
A RESOLUTION offered by Smith wn
Wdopted Recommending that all teach
ais improve themselves in drawing
Certain toxt books recommended b,
the Superintendent to DO placed upoi
the lists wero referred to the Commit
Zee on Tcaohars
Bids for glazing were received from
epigarote h Iiipes, JaRes NJ. Bryan
James Bradford Company and wer
referred to tho Committee on Renairs
The resignation OF Morris Il. Boyr
rs teacher OF drawing in the litgI
School WAS received and accepted.
This committee on books was author
lied TO advertise Tor proposals to fun
uish the same,
Committees for the ensuing yea
we're appointed by President Baird a
kollowss
Teaehers-S. II. Smith, S. N. 1rumt
Jesse X. Baylis, S. +. Belts, John Pyl,
Finance-Joseph Pyle, j. IL. Dandy
J. X. Hartman.
Insurance-Th Thomas F. O'Donnell, 1
q Staats. John Pyle.
Fuels. u. Belts, D. R. Smith, \
W. B0ttgor.
Printing ID. H. Coyle, Bernard Dont
hoe, Dir. John Palmer
Health-Dr. J. H. Morgan, d.
Smith, Il. 4. ODonnell, Dr. j. G.Fuhe.
DR.. John Palmer.
hCtOuHLo ~ IA Iouy llSt III. d.
Morgan, IL. Il. Stats.
Elections-P. q. West, A. W. Brllel
8. X. Smith.
Books-Dr +. G. Shortlldge, S. 1
Baynard, j. Il. Hartman, j. Ii. Danb,
DR.. John @. Fahey.
Transfers Daniel Ross, Patrick Ma
garity, Bernard Donahoe.
Fire Is apcs-J. II. Hartman, L.
O,ponnelt Patrick MAgnrity.
Evening School,. Ii. Dandy, s.
zrump, Norman W. Batlger.
~ Repnirs-1ohn Pyle, d. II. Coyle, ]
u. Smith. y. G. West, r. +. ODonnel
No. 81 building Joseph Pyle, Duni
Boss, d, II. Coyle, Jesse X. Baylls,
W. Briefly.
Manual Training N. Trump,
B Smith. Dr: j. II. Morgan, s. /
Baynard. Dr. Z. q. Shortlidge.
Manual Training. No. ID school-D
I. II. Morgan, S. Il. Smith. s. !
Trump, John Pyle, J. II. Dandy.
Bylaws and Rules-S. II. Baynar
a. w. Briley, j. Il. Hartman, P. {
West, Daniel Ross.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
No. school, DIR. j. II. Morgan,
u. Coyle.
No. 8, D. II. Coyle, John Pyle.
No. 8, ]. Il. Hartman, s. H. Baynar
No. 4, P. G.Mest, DR. j. G. Shortllda
No. s, = II. Baynard. j. H. Hartina
No. 9, DANiol Ross, Bernard DonahC