The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-20
ANNOUNCES
COMMITTEES.
Board of Education Meets
In Special Session and
TransactS Much
!. Business.

The Board Of Education met 10 special
session last night PresidentShort lidge an
nounced the following commftlee:
Teachers-John Pyle, LOWS B Morrow
A. g. .McCausland, DR.. John Palmer Jr.,
and R0bt, G. Fraim.
New Buildings-A. G. McCau'laDd,
George G. Rommol, George L. Alfrey,.
James D. Carter and Mordecai Barues.
Books-Lewis b Morrow, Robert Adair,
DR.. John Palmer. Jr DR.. B. Il. Veasey
and James II. Green.
Einance-John G. Hartman, Daniel
Ross. and Mordecai Barnes.
Acoounts-Dantsl Ross. John r. Hart
man and ]. Prince Ford.
Rspairs-Jamss d. Carter. George c.
Romme', Joha Pyle, DR.; B. r. Voassy'
and Thomas y. ODonnell.
Manual TraiDing-Dr.A.E A. E, Frantz. john
G. Kersoy, A. G. McCausland. Walter Il.
BucEm8ster and DR.. ]. Harvey Spruance
P-n,ing-Robert G. Fraim, nr. d. l.
McCo,ley and James H. GreeE.
Law-Robers Adair, Robert G Ffaim
and DR.. J. Harvey Spruance.
Health-Dr. John Palmer, Jr. DR.. d. l.
McCo!ley and DR.. A. Il Frantz
Elections--Mordecal Barnes DR.. d. l.
McColley and ]. Prince Ford.
Insur ancs-John G. Kersey, Thomas +.
ODonnell and Thomas Huey.
TrAnsfprs-John II. Hartman, John G.
Kersey, and ]. Prince Ford.
Evening Sohools-Thomas Huey, DR.. .B
X. Vensey and Walter F. Buckma, ter
School N. John Pyle and John G.
Knrsey.
No. 2.-Robert Adair and Dr. B. II. vea-
sey.
No. s-Robert C. Fraim and Dr. d. ].
McColley,
No 4..-yohn II. Hartman and DR. J.
HARVEY Spruance
No. 5.-Mordscai Barnes and Walter E.
Buckmaster.
No, 9. 6.-Jonn c. Kersey and J. Prince
Ford.
No. III. Prince Ford and DR.. J. Harvey
Spruance :.
No s.-Georgo 4. Alfroy aud James II.
Green.
No. 0-Lewii B. Morrow and John R.
Hartman.
No. 1O-Thomas Huey. vacant
No 11-Dr John Palmer, Jr.. and Dr.
d. l. McColloy.
No. ls-Walter +. Buck,naster and
Daniel Ross.
No. l8-Dr J. Harvey Spruance and
George C. Rommel.
No. l4-Duniel Ross and Walter r..
No. l5-Thomas f. O'Donrell and Nor
decai Barnes.
No. le-Jumes d. Carter and Lewis B,
Morrow.
No. l7-Dr. A. E. Frantz, vacant.
No. lS-James Fl. Green and John G.
kersey.
No ia. q. McCausland and DR.. B. r.
Veassy.
Buokmastor
No. al-Robert G. Tralm and Robert
Adnlr
No. 22-John Pvle and DR.. A. f. Erantz
No. aa-Dr. D. 7. ::McColloy and George
7. Alfrey.
No. "a Daniel Ross and DR.. f.. Frantz.
No. 25-George G. Rommel and Thomas
NJ se--walter E. Buckmaster and Dr..
John Palmer. Jr. :
. No a7-Dr. B. II. veusey and James H.
Green.
No. as-Vacant and Thomas +. ODon.
nell.
High School "A. G. McCausland, James
D. Carter and Lowis B. Morrow.
=. The credentials of DR.. J. Farvey Spru.
ance wo presented and accepted.
The sdvl.ability of opening school in
the First ward. for colored children, was
discussed. The board now rents build
ing at Second and Washington streets,
which beside being too small is in q
dinpidated condition. The mat or was
finally referred l9 the now building com
mittee
The board elected Robert l.. Webb
baiiff and Mary Il. Jones, janitress OF tho
boards buihling. =
A COMMUNICATION from JamesC. Hink-
son a-king that he bo appointed manual
training inst uctor at No. 10 school was
reforred.
1t Is probable tho Board of Education
will sell tho houN on Eighth street above
Adams. next 10 tho present High School
property. 10 or,ior to purchase school for
colored children in the First ward. When
the house was purchased the board in ond-
cd to erect n manual training department
on lhe sito but this is now innda unneCes-
sary by the erection of tho rev high school.
The ma ter of renewing the surety of
tho treasurer was referred to hs finance
COMMITTEES ard it will try to secure a bond
at - lower prauium than tho one now Ia
force
a communication was received from the
Unitel Labor League asking that tho
schools be closed OH Labor Day, VIII oh Is
a legal holiday The communication was
referred to committee on te.chcrs. Here
tofore the hoard has refused to close the
schools on Lrhor nnr
A CT mmunication from the American
Book concern suggesting that various
new books be placed in tho schools, was
referred TO tho book committee.
A communication from Architect Geo
Henry Pierce asking the. board to select.
tho official name of the new high school,
50 that it might be cut In tho ,InHr over
tho door. was refer red to the new huild-
ing committee with instructions TO report
at the mex. meeting Of tho board. The SON
timent appears to be in favor OF calling
tie new school simply "The Whining ton
High School