The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-13
IT WAS HELD LAST NIGHT
StTPT. JNO. i. RAY WAS UNANl-
MOUSLY REFLECTED.
C. N, WILLIAMS, COLOReD, SUPERVISOR
Many Candidates for Several Of The Places.
Lengthy Session of The Board. Com
pIe,e List of Officers and
Teachers Elecied

| The directors of the Institution for the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind met last night
| in the auditorium at the white depart
ment.'
| The board first re-organzed by elect
| ing Mr.. Il. f. Montague chairman, anG
| by appointing the following executive
committee: James \. Briggs W. ~
Jones and Hugh Morson.
| Some matters of detail in completion
| of the new building We're referred to
| approprite committees and other routine
business transacted. The matter Of
| election of officers and teachers for both
white and colored departments was then
| taken up:
| Owing to the large number of appli-
cants for many of the places, especially
| in the colored department, the board
did not adjourn until nearly l O'Clock.
| For the position of steward at the
white institutions there were about Il
dozen candidates. Among them: w. a.
Gattis. a. +. Jordan, w. II. Holloway,
j. l.. Foster, T. y. Richardson. ID. Al
len. w. Fl. Rand, J. II. Barley. ]. r.
| Rogers. JOS. Blake. w. T. Lee, of Dunn
| For supervisor of the coiOred depart
ment there were nine applicants, as fol-
| lows: J. r. Gibbons and Z. W. Daw-
kins, of Winston; Charles \. Viii
liams, A. +. Vincent. Joseph Perry, l..
B. Capehart and s. \. Nass, of Wake
county: John II. Williamson, of Frank
lin county, and @. c. Mial, of Johnston
county.
| for the coming year resulted as follows,
| for the white department:
.Ino. Il. Ray superintendent.
W. ii. Rand, of Wake county, stew
ard
Mrs. Carrie w. Costner, of Mont
gomery county, house keeper.
Miss Mamie c. Parker, of Warren
county, matron.
Mrs. l.. ". Meadows, Granville coun-
| ty, matron.
DR.. Hubert Haywood, Raleigh, physi-
clan.
John \. Simpson, of Raleigh, musical
director.
w. \. white, of Baltimore, orchestra
leader.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Carteret coun-
ty. music teacher.
Miss Mary Woodell, of Raleigh, music
teacher.
Mrs. \. j. Simpson of Granville, lit
erary teacher.
Miss Laura Cosby. of Raleigh, literary
| teacher.
VIM Rovall. of Wake Forest, literary
teacher. Will also teach physical Gull
| ter for the boys.
Miss Mary Schcnck, of Rowan county.
literary teacher.
Miss Mary T. Wright. literary teacher
Mrs. Elizabeth Harlee, Arson county.
| music teacher Will also teach physical
| culture for the girls.
Miss Elizabth Crow, of Raleigh, kin
dergarten.
Mrs Mary c. Crimson, of Henderson
county, music reader and attendant.
Miss LYNNE Grubbs, of Wayne coun-
ty, StenOgrapher.
Miss Ida Clark, of Raleigh, boys mat
ron.
Miss Mary Hill Davis, of Warren
county, teacher of fancy work ire
elected.
l.. a. Emory, of Raleigh, carpenter.
NJ. q. Jones, of Cary, engineer.
Julius Dudley, OF Sampson county
teacher of piano tuning and repairing
(re-elected).
Geo. W. Fowler, of Raleigh, night
Waterman for white department.
Evan Mcknight, of Forsyth county.
librarian.
Miss Anna Lagergren, of Sweden,
teacher of wood sloyd (re-electe,D.
Dicey Anderson, of Rockingham
county, girls supervisor (re-elected).
|. G. Blair, of Guilford county, liter
| AIRY teacher (re-electedD.
| For the colored department the fol-
lowing officers and teachers were cho-
| sen:
| Chas. \. Williams of Raleigh super
visor. Salary $50 a month and living
DIR. y. d. Bowen, of Raleigh, physi-
clan (re-elected. Salary $50 month
Geo. ID. Meares, of Raleigh, musical
director (re-electedD. Duties enlarged
and salary increased.
| II. II. Tillenghast, of Cumberland lit
erary teacher in the deaf department
| tre-electeD.
Mrs. Nj. A. Caldwell, of Georgia,
teacher in the deaf department ire
elected.
! w. A. Caldwell of Mecklenburg, lit
erary teacher in deaf department ire
| elected).
Salie A. Upperman, of Raleigh, oral
teacher (re-elected).
| Jonas NJ Costner. of CASTOR, teacher
i'm literary department. cofored blind.
| (re-elected).
Walter r. Reaves of Cumberland,
literary teacher in colored blind depart
ment tre-eected).
A. j. Sullivan, of Baltimore, teacher
| in deaf department.
Mrs. Lucy Davis, of Raleigh, girls
matron.
Sarah c. Johnson teacher i'll blind de-
partment (re-elected).
Ida NJ Hunter, of Raleigh. seam
| stress.
/ VIM. Wilder, Of Wake county. cngin-
| Ger.
/ Samuel Watts, teacher of shoemaking
James Shepherd, of Raleigh, night
Waterman.