Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE,

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schools OF this city. They were listened
to with close attention by the members
| of the bonrd, and the photographs ac-
companying the applications were care
fully scrutinized.
Among tho list is the name Of one
woman, Miss Laura E, Miller, Mum
inersberg, Pa, 32 years of age, five
years. experience on principal, and is q
Normal School graduate. The other
| applicants are;
| NJ. II. S. unger, Reigelsyjlle, Pa. !,
eight years. experiences graduate Of
| college.
Albert M. Fowler, New York, City,
four years experience, aged 80 years /;
| graduate OF Cornell University.
H. W. Wsidener Hanover, Pa., aged ~
years; 10 years. experience, normal
| school and college graduate; 10 married.
| Archibald M. Dick, Yonkers, N. Y. !:
aged 30 years; seven yesrs' experience;
college graduate; married.
| O. Edgar Reber, Oristown, Pa, aged
80 years single; has IL years experienoe.
II. A. Curran, Carlisle, Pa. ; a Rradu-
ate of Dickinson College; has had long
experience.
Theodore W. Currier, Perryville, Md,
aged 40 years; married.; has had 20
years. experience. t
j. d. J.oquette, Darnestown, Md.
aged 30 years; II years. experience |;
| graduate OF Delaware College.
j. s. T. Wilcox. Cambridge. Nd,
graduate of Dickinson College; refer
ences in plenty.
John j. Colbourn, Snow Hill, Md,
"a years Of age; three years. expert
| ence.
Uric Leo Gordy, Shamolsin, Pa,
aged 90 years; six years. experience /;
| gives good account OF abilities and
furnishes recommendations; was an
applicant before.
NJ. M. Fryer, Tower City, Pa, gave
full account Of his abilities.
William Richardson Of Claseland, o. i,
endorsed by the Rev. F. M. Munson.
who gave him creditable recon.
incubation.
| William D. Gamble, jamestown, Pa. ,
aged q years; three years experien CO
bis photograph showed good resolute
features.
L. B. Lands, North Wales, Pa. i,
aged AZ years: married; had 25 years
experience; normal school graduate
4. s. Griffith, Camden, DEL, aged
81 years; married; five years expert
ence; graduate Of Dickinson College
! William j. Petty, Bradford. Pa, a
graduate OF university; y years.
experience.
| H. X. McCabe, Selbyrille, Del, aged
30 years; graduate of Delaware College
and son Of DIR. L. A. McCabe, re-
Gently Of this city.
| H. E. Slagenhaup, Laurel, DEL, aged
30 years; five years. experience; mar
riad.
William Ellis, Delmar. DEL, aged q
years; The possessor Of permanent
certificate.
| Morris W. Wilkinson, Delaware City,
/, Del. has an experience OF II years.
John z. Burdette, Georgetown, Del.
aged 30 years; married; graduate OF
Dickinson College; has as reference
the Rev. Vaughn s. Collins, formerly
of this city and now principal of the
Dover Conference Academy,
Edwin A. Stuart, Binghamton, N.Y.,
aged 2e years; married; has four years
experience.
| At the close of the reading 1t was do.
cided to postpone the election Until
July 10th, all references to be examined
meantime.
The members present at the maetine
were President Eliason, and Messrs.
Stewart, Manloye, Ferris, Mnhoney,
Jemison, Frazer and Phillips. Princi
pal Knowles was present and tender cd
his resignation, thanking the board fol
the many oourtesies extended to him.
The bills Of the Now Castle Water
4 Works Co., So IS, and CHM SCo., $40,
were order ed paid.
1t was reported by Secretary FIckles
that all the teachers, with the excep,
tion of Miss ANN NJ. Reber and Miss
Clara Neshit, had sent in their aooept.
anoes for the ensuing year,
The committee on closing exercises
reported receipts Of S3l.35 and expenses
OF S735. On commencement night the
receipts were $40 and the expenses S48,
which included diplomas, hall rent and
music. This was much better report
than last year when the deficit was
over S20. Orders were drawn for al
bills and one for So In favor Of Miss
Margaret Carrick, for her work at the
Iiano.
At City Councils session as a board
OF appeals, last night, George NJ. Riley
of Seventh and Clark streets was the
frat to appeal. He statnd THAT his
property was assessed too high, and
asked reduction to $1,000. Daniel
Beard thought that he was assessed toe
high, but learning what he was rated
at he appeared satisfied.
Hugh Finnegan requested that his
house 90 School street, which was
without roof and was almost ready tc
fall down be stricken Off the assessment
list. NJ. lT
Aquila M. Hizar, appeared in behalf
OF Mrs. Ella Hizsr, and asked that the
house at the southeast corne. Front and
Harmony be reduced; also, that the loi
owned by him on the Buttonwood, and
his stable, be reduced from $500.
The name of Jay Gould, colored, de,
ceased, was noted and will be stricken
off the list.
William T. Early asked for reduc.
tion Cd the house aud lot on Second
street, near Harmony.
William Hunter requested that the
house on Cherry street, in the rear OF
his residence be reduced from 5000 tc
$500. '
Butch" Walker, colored, the muir.
derer of Edward Mulvey, jr., who il
supposed to be serving life sentences al
the county jail, but who has been
allowed to go about in tho streets daily
for some time, is 10 trouble and will
be kept under lock and key hereafter,
Lewis Robei is, colored coachman fol
DIR. Black, residing at Third and South
streets. states that Walker passed his
house yesterday afternoon and ordered
his children in off the street. Wher
the wife Of Roberts appeared, Butch
ordered her to go in, and when she re,
piled, Is said to have threatened ia