The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-15
Third EDITION.


1.+4t noAfu OF EduoalOn.
irregular meeting of the Board OF
Kdnchtaon was held last night, Pfesi-
4e,at Baird in the char
the Finance Committee reported
LMstinee on hand VI ~, 81. %, for cur
<tnt expenses, and 1888 OIL for new
&uiIuings.
( The payroll of teachers amounted
~ ~. 09a.l4. ard tho officers and JAM
<0fa Payroll to &g43.53. -
zlr. ShortlidEe called attention to
xHH hal condition OF tho pavement in
/<unf OF No. school, caused by Il
&I.hnre in the grade OF the street
"a 4r. Coyle said he had been looking
4ffef the matter, and had called on tho
City Solicitor about IL. That Official
S Informed him that 1t WAS the duty OF
Z The Street and Sewer Department to
make the repairs. ..-.+-
John Pyle said the Street and Sewer
dcrArtment was willing 10 repair the
+ pavemeut but only temporarily. but
clottned that the sidewalk had never
been bronght to grade,
AIT. Trump reported that the new
ttsnm heating apparatus in No. II
1thDol was in service.
Ibseph Pyle reported That the s30C
+ appropriated for electrical apparatus al
s <be High School had been expended
md on his motion an order for 5000.
o.. was drawn to pay for n part OF tn,
apparatus.
announcement was made that Job
il jackson would lecture before the
High School pupils OIL tho evening OF
March 25th. aud the board was invited
to be present,
s X. smith, chairman OF the com
I mittee to which was referred the mat
ter OF appointing boiler inspector
{ xaported In favor OF tile appel ntmen
OF such inspector to have oompeti
eharge OF the heating apparatus OF tn
schools and the instruction Of ianitor
In regard to using boilers. The board
10 says, owns heating apparatus val
aed at 100000, and no business MAJ
having so much money invested in
private business would think OF put
\ ting 1t In the charge OF incompeten
hands. Another point gained by tn
= appolntmont of an Inspector would b
the saying of coal, OF which there wa
ROW great waste,
On motion of Joseph Pyle, action o.
the report was postponed one week.
Tho Committee on Teachers recon
mended that Miss Joanna Mclaughlin
teacher of sewing, hereafter teach II
& No. Ii, instead OF No. III, and the re
port was adopted.
'1t4 Eupeflnt6nQeDJ Harlan recommend
ed that ink wells be placed In the desk
a OF the fourth grade pupils The recon
mendation was adopted and con
pittee consisting Of Messrs. Belts
Turner and Staats, was appointed t
carry out the recommendation.
ID. r. Smith spoke in favor OF rem
Ing Kngswood Chapel for a schoe
house instead OF No. % School. lii
matter was referred to commiite
consisting OF Messrs. d. II. Smith
n Hai tnsn and Alexander.
Bills were passed as follows:
W. II. Lones, Sl0; j. H. Forrest, 81
4. b. McNair, 4l45S; p. B. & J. L
Foreman, $8.25 James NJ. Bryan. t9.S
Gawthrop and Brother Compau,
4275S; j. Miller, Sl.5o, George. v
Bush and Sons Company, ST0 So, Wi
mingLon Ele3tric Company, SIS. 90; .
H. Rhoads Il Sons. 53.0S; z. Jas, BE
&I56;J. v. Cornell, 1928; A. z. Robert,
&e; George W. Thomas, 50; Granvill
Worrell, IS; A W. Hopkins, $ll q
Denniaon y Peach 81; Mrs Rober
Ltddell, 81. so; j. S. Dunlap, IS; j.
Hudson d Co, S6.6S; Fell & Peoples
70 cents; j. E. Grub. S. l5;J. L. Mon
! geometry, 1928; U. l. Spser, S33 30;
4, Adair, G o; John S Grohe, IS. 2
Kate L. Corbit. s7.25, Carrie j. yincen
e1S,25; O. r. Thomas d Co., S25ll.7U.
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