Evening journal., 1895-07-09
CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS.
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE 10 THE
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.

The Naming of Janitors In the Hands Of
Visiting Committees New Names for the
sohoUls-Blds for Fuel Supplies Opened.
A Busy Session of the Board.
The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Public Education was held last evening.
Bids were opened for fuel supplies and
the following were received George Il.
Mccall, broken and stove, 81 0G. egg,
"a 06; stove, S3 So; nut, SO Oh pea,
So O6 Charles Warner Company broken,
S. 90; egg, 50 n; stove. $3 Sc; pea,
So 70; Clsardeld. s. So. Consumers
Ice aud Coal Company, broken,
So n; egg, 50 81; stove, $412;
pea, SO or bituminous, 81 o. George
W. Bush and Sons Company, broken,
81 Co; egg, 81 20; stout Lehigb, broken,
81 e5i egg, SO 95; stove. 81 20 pea,
SO 05 The bids for wood were II Il.
Sergeant, $5 so per cord; John Hamilton.
$5.25.
The Committee on Teachers made an
important report in which It WAS
recommended that the position Of
| supervisor Of drawing be dispensed
with. O.her recommendations we're an
increase Of 5000 IN the salary OF the
/ principal OF the High School, and tue
1 d.
\ from No z 70 No 0; Elizabeth ]. Patton
from No. ~ to No. 9; Emily Baird to ba
second assistant In the grammar depart
ment Of No 49, assistants Nos 2 8, 4
and 5 IN No 10 will not be appointed al
present; Emily Doberty to assist.
/ ant principal in No. 10; Lii u
/ Spencer, special assistant principal Of
1 No. 16, her salary TO be the same AS Ia
4 MIN ~ vuortr fo ba En- al
the class IN cooking and other classes
Elizabeth f Briscoe to principal at No 27
school at q salary Of $3.50; Adelaide
Shippers first assistant Margaret Ham
mersly second assistant, and Elizabeth
Helvey third assistant at the same school
at a salary Of $400; Julia Bnuldeu
| second assistant In No z; May Shustei
second assistant IN No 70; Mary J
Kane transferred from No Ii to No 90
Mary Taylor fifth assistant In No. IA
Clara Bendenhsll principal OF No %
Mary X. Thielmsn sixth assistant IN
boys department OF No 4 Alice Jack
son sixth assistant in boys department
OF No. "a; Marian Brown assistant
principal IN No 3. and Mary A Whit.
ford seventh assistant in No. 3
The amendment TO the by laws taking
the power to discharge AntOrl
from the hands OF the Fuel. Heat
ing and Ventilation Committee and
placing il in the hands OF the Visit
ing COMMITTEES was passed. Il is furthe
proposed to amend this by requiring
forty eight hours notice to the form 81
committee before a change is made Th'
amendment designed to make the Wis sit
ing Committee and not the principal th
judge as to whether the j iniuor does hi
work properly or not WAS lost
DR. Shortldge's motion that the salar
of No. principal be increased SIC
Was referred. He also offered a resolution
that names be given schools ss follows:
No. 4, Willard Hall School No, / school
Arthur h, Grimshaw No 1; No. II
James A. Garfield No IA; No 2l
Frederick Douglass school No 81 No. 8
William s. Hilles school No 8 No. 2
John 81 Adams school No T.
George McLsne was elected janitor o
No. 10 and Charles Yatss Of No q o
5000 year, and Edwin Talley wa
allowed $1t3 for supervising work o
No. 8
Reports were made as folloWe: o
commencement exercises High Schoo
receipts, $246 SO; expenditures. $229 81
balance. SIC 90, which was donate
Professor Berlin for the orchestra
Howard School balance, 20 cents