Evening journal., 1901-06-26
SCHOUh BOARD
NAMBS TEACHERS
Two New Instructors Viii be
Among Corps IN New
Castle SchuOIS
sn.elAl Is IN. lsssnIng IoaunAl.

evening teachers were cltttt" i"i t"'"i'N"
ing year as follows; Principal Or VIII
liam richardson; first assistant, =. Chris
tina Race. Of oxford. n. "; Emily d.
Leach. assistant PRINCIPAL of no. 3 school
Margaret Carrick % succeed Miss Leach
The other teachers were re-olctei 90 their
present positions Miss Race succeeds
Miss stckney. aud Miss Leaca Miss
seniman.
The election ~ a isnltor Tor schools 40
/ and to succeed Bennett Il. Lancaster
was "a more difficult task than TIE e'ee-
tion Of teachers There were Three appl.-
cants for the position, Mr Lancaster
John s. rSinr and John King. The names
of John MclIugh and Mlulton Z. ltudsers
also were mentioned. on the fourth ballot
Mr. Lancaster was reelected ON the
second and third ballots John king re-
coived four votes. or within one Of elec-
ton Mrr. Mary Montgomery was named
as ianitor OF 30. 3 school
Ambient ons for the assistant principal
ship we're received from r.. Chrlatina
Race. Of oxford. ~ y; Jennie J.. Garrett.
af Hantlneton. n. ": Sarah T.. Clark,
Friendship. ~ ": Theodocia Meyers. VII
m.ngton; Beulah c. Marley, Porter 8,
saran l.. Vantyne. New Castle. Marian
Bowman. Grosvenor, n y. Lulu NJ cook,
Rising Sun: Ida vasbinder. New York;
Emily Jackson. Lynn, Mass; Grace =.
Raymond. Warren. Ohio
Dr. Richardson's monthly report show
cd that s5S Of the ga pupils PASSED theI
term exantnation that i@ pupils attended
every session OF the school month aud
that s0' We're not tardy. The usual num-
ber of scholars were commended The
professor returned Si25c the proceeds oil
the sale OF tablets to the pupils. q; also
was reported that somebody had stolen
fifteen OF the tablets An order for s5l.Gi,
representing expenses incurred by the
commencement exercises was drawn
The board showed dts apprec lt!1n of
Miss sticKney's services by ordering that
her salary for the month of June be pnii
in full. Miss Sticlmey resigned 20 enter
Cornell Tor another years study. A letter
Of recommendation was ordered sent her.
President Richardson presented his an
nual report IN which he recommended
that several new studies. including lny-
thology. be introduced la the High school
and that wall maps and books Of rofer-
ence TO American poets be added .or the
benefit OF an the pupils He suggested
that night school be conducted for the
benefit OF those children OF the oity who
are prevented from attending the dav ses-
sions The suggestions VIII be con idered
az the'next meeting OF the board.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Ray Bacon received information from a
Philadelphia detective yesterday that
the authorities there have a clle a. the
thieves who robbed the Bacon restaurant
OF $S six weeks ago The clue is IN the
shape Of a letter. which was found ia a
dive in Philadelphia. and in which a iro-
fessional thief named Martin. complained
OF not having received one-half of The
money stolen from Mr.. Bacon. Tho Phila-
delphia authorities hope 10 have Martin
under arrest before the last OF the week
J. Harry Rogers launched his trim
little naptha boat Oiita las, evening The
yacht has been thoroughly overhaulcd.
Children or the Methodist SUNDAY school
will picnic In pennsgrove tomorrow.
They win leave the Reybold wharf on the
steamer Reybold At 7f5 O'Clock snl WITH
return 20 the city at 5.45 O'Clock Il Is
hoped that an the grown people o. The
school win go over 10 the Jersey resort
and contribute In some way to the pleas
urc or the little folks
In Masonic Hall tonight 81 Johns
Lodge Will give a banquet In celebration
Of ST. Johns Day Many Wilmington
Masons viii be the guests Of the local
lodge on the occasion.
Edwin r. Elk nfon entertained Professor
ana Mrs. Richardson and Miss Emma s
Vantyne, Miss Anna Plat. AMI Thomas
l.. Gravel. members of the class Of '0i.
High School in his home las. evening
IT was a delightful social occasion.
Robert Gordon. Fred Gordon. Frank
Wise and Waller NJ. Wise spent yesterday
in Riverside Park. They contemplate
spending week there On the near future
The drug firm OF r. Challenger x Son
makes very Inviting display of grape
Juice beverages IN the window Of the
store IN Second street
Bargains IN ingram carpets, 9c; rag,
25c.. lot and Zoe. glass dishes. fruit Jars,
jelly iumblers.-StoOps
Walter M Wise viii 60 west ON Mon
day for the benefit OF his heaita. Ile cx-
poets 10 spend the Summer in Denver.
city Council last night heard additional
appeals from Mr. Duncan's assessment.
The body win sit Tonight for the last
time
Commander John Hubbard q. $. ~,
lighthouse inspector, has issued the fol
lowing bulletins for mariners: Cross
ledge buoy. red. No. llia. nrst-ciass nun,
marking the starboarl side OF the main
ship channel above the elbow OF cross
Ledge. Delaware bay, has been re-estap
lished in seven and a-half fa-hom1 o.
water on the intersection of ths upper
edge Of the lower red sector OF MahoA
river light with the westerly edge OF th.
red sector of ship John shoal light east
erly side of the main ship chanenl, peia-
ware bay. on the following bearings: Gross
ledge lighthouse. 5. e.. IS s. Mahon river
lighthouse, W. "a s.; Snip John shoa
lighthouse. n. n. W.. Is w.
The light on Seventeen Foot Knoll ga.
buoy No. a. Delaware river. was reught
ed on June "a
The following named tuoys IN the Della
ware river. 20 the eastward OF Cherry a.
land aats which were removed on Apr
g. 1901 have been re-establishcd IN th
same locations.
Pennsgrove 0owcr). red spar. on N
eartrrn side OF fNn channel 10 the east