St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

Second; NJ. B. Farley, Second; Agnes
Wheeler, Second; Julia Fisher. First; Mrs.
Helena Dorm. FIRST; Minnie Byrnes, First;
NJ, NJ, King, First primary.
Garfield.
Miss Lillian Cummings, principal: Fannie
Amery, Seventh grade; Mrs. NJ. II. Smith,
Sixth; Miss NJ. Brennan, Fifth; Mary Daily,
Fourth. Carrie Brogg. Third; Cecil Gibson,
Second; Sarah Carroll. First; Misses NJ. T..
Beswick, First primary.
Douglas.
Miss Mary E. Darrow. principal; Theresa
BiItrich, Fifth grade; Elizabeth Mccormack,
Fourth; Kate Ryan Third and Second; Han
nah DAILY, First; Elizabeth Callahan, First
primary.
Hendricks
Miss Estelle NJ. Darrah. principal: Misses B..
T. Kelly. Eighth and Seventh grades: Grace
Williams Sixth and Fifth: L. L. Drought,
Second; NJ. Mangen Second; Emily Frank
lin, First; Nora Desmond, First: Ella Shaw,
First; Lucy Robinson, First primary.
NeIli.
Miss Carrie Saunders, principals; Christine
Lambie, Seventh grade; Jessie Boyden, Sixth ::
Zada Judd, Fifth; Mrs. Sarah Fowler,
Fourth; Julia Spates. Third; Bertha Crapsey.
Second: Misses NJ. c. Winchester, Second /;
MaryaMadigan, First primary.
Webster.
Miss L. NJ Miller, principal; Nettie Denni-
son, Eighth grade; L. A. Gray, Eighth; A..
Patton, seventh; G. J. Knight Seventh; j.
Eyles. Sixth: Jessie Young, Sixth; Sarah
Putnam; Fifth; Jennie Rollins, Fourth: Mrs.
NJ. ID. Niver, Fourth; Miss Lena Wilson.
Third; j. O'nalloran, Second; Una Smith,
Second; Clara Wilson, First; Mrs. Ii. B.
Schenck, First primary.
IRVING.
Miss F. A. Pitts. principal: Anna Spate,
Fourth grade; Ella Ware. Fourth and Third
Clara Norcott Second; Olive Doolittle, First;
Grace Otis, First primary.
jackson.
Mrs. X. Deacon principal; Mrs Mary
Mackey, Fourth and Third; S. E. Crum-
hacker, Third; NJ. A. Boyle, Second; Mary
Evans, Second; Anna Walsh, First; Lille
Grace, First; Isabelle Williams, First pri-
mary.
German.
j. G. Donnelly, principal Miss Nellie
Mara, Seventh and Sixth grades: Emma
Thuet, Fifth; L. F. Britton, Fourth; Elma
-Ellithorpe, Third Julia Butler, Second; Rose
Carrall First: Mile Kimball, First; Kate
Smith, First primary.
George Il. Mcclellan.
Miss E. C. Pratt principal teacher; Emma
Ball, Third and Second grades; May Gibson,
TIISt pIIndly.
John A. Logan.
Miss Chattie Field, principal teacher.
Albert ScheHer.
Miss Margaret Lennon, principal: Lizzie
Clincn, Sixth grade: Bertha Bittner, Fifth
Kennedy, Third; Agnes Grace, Second: Mar
tina Norcott First; Margaret Bowie, First;
Margaret Butler, First primary.
Victoria and Edmund Street.
Miss Mary Kult, principal teacher; Minnie
Kelly, primary teacher.
Madison.
Gen. G gorge c.. Smith. principal: Misses j.
A. Wor mwood. Eighth grade Mary Me-
Manus, Eighth; S. Patten, seventh; f. B.
Misses s. 'Halloran. Sixth; Catherine Will
Jams, Fifth; F. f. Polly, Fourth; Mrs. f.
Wasmus, Fourth; Miss Margaret Dolan,
Fourth; Anna sheppard, Third: Alice Phe-
IAN SECOND; Edith Lowry, second Mary
Cullen. Second; Sadie Hern, First: Bessie
Farr, First: Nettie Dawson, First; Ethel NJ.
Parsons, First primary.
Rice.
W. H. Slack, principal; Miss Anna C.
Pickard, Eighth grade; Emily Haggerty,
Seventh ana Sixth: E. T. Cramsey, Fifth
J. +; Sullivan. Fourth; Josie Matthews,
CESS, Third: II. ii. Owens, Third: Lizzie
Morrow. Second; Kate Graham, Second
Miss Mary Hambleton, First; Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Tong, First primary.
Robert A. Smith.
Miss Margaret Madigan. principal; A. c..
Donovan, Fourth grade; Carrie Miller, Third
Julia SwarlZ First; Nellie Campbell, Second
Maria O'Tooie, Fist primary.
Hancock.
Miss B. G. Eaton, principal; Miss Alice
Hosmer, Eighth and Seventh grades; Lou
Williams Sixth; Jessie Whitman, Fifth; Mrs.
II. E. Harris, Fourth Laura Dobner, Second
II. c. Mcleod, First primary.
Baker.
Miss Lizzie Butler principal teacher; Anna
McCammon, intermediate; NJ A. Cunning
ham. First primary.
William II. Murray.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Martin, principal teacher; Miss
Margaret Banning, First primary.
SD. Tilden.
Miss Gertrude Horen, principal teacher.
LOngfellOyV.
Miss C. W. A Blackman, principal: Mrs
A. Whitman, Eighth grade; Miss M. E.
Kelly, Seventh: Nellie Primrose, Sixth; Ad-
die McCaine, Fifth and Fourth; j. L. Card,
Fourth and Third; Helen lamar, Third and
Second; Elizabeth Virtue, Second and First;
b. Clark, First primary
Alexander Ramsey.
Miss Nellie L. Dow, principal teacher;
Mrs. Lenne George, First primary.
Quincy.
D. j. Sullivan, principal teacher; Miss l..
K. o. Brien, First primary
JOfin MattOcks.
r. D. O'Connell, principal teacher.
Department Supervisors.
George Rink, supervisor OF German; C. A.
Bennett supervisor of manual training; j.
D. Bond, supervisor of penmanship; G. II,
Congdon, supervisor OF music; Miss A. NJ.
Laughlin, supervisor OF drawing; Miss S. C..
Brooks. supervisor of primary work; Miss q.
b. Ford, supervisor of domestic economy.
German Teacher.
D. Lange, high school; salary, $1,000.
Special Teachers of German.
Anton Jurka, jefferson; Mrs. j. NJ Farrar;
Franklin; Gustav Eisfeldt Van Buren,: John
Eiselmeer, Humboldt; Anton Friesenhahn.
Madison; Miss Amelia Nix, Webster; NJ .
Tscharnack. Cleveland; F. G. Mueller, Rice ::
Miss Agnes Nessensen, Garfield and Douglas
Paul Zumbach Adams and Grant.
Assistant Teachers OF German.
Miss Myrrha Scheffer, Lincoln and HaW-
thOrne; Bertha Sauer, Neill and Maxfield
Martha Papenhagen, Monroe and Irving;
Lena Mueller, Hendricks and Lafayette
Theresa Koenig, jackson and Harrison: j.
&. Nouss German and Smith; j. Bueckling,
Longfellow and Hancock; Paul GerisCh,
Sibley and Scheffer.
All the teachers are employed at
schedule salaries, except as specified.
The corps of the teachers training
school and salaries were reported:
Miss J. L. Terry, principal, $50; Mrs. c. L
Flace assistant, $1,000; Miss E. +. Wheaton,
director of practice, Sl,250; Frances Gage,
instructor in primary methods Sl,000; Fan
| ME Strong, model teacher, $3.50; Meta
Pierce model teacher, $3.50; L. X. Mullahy,
model teacher. $3.50; Edith Joyce, model
| teacher, $3.50.
The report of the committee on Ger
man, relative to the teachers in that
branch, is a cutting off of the list hith-
erto employed to the number of nine,
and nets a saving of $4,000 to the city
| for the year.