The evening Republican., 1902-10-01
new CASTLE ].
May GET COAL.
The Board Of Education May
Get Supply For The
/ Schools.

dent L. E. Eliason called the meet
ing of the Board Of Education to or
der last evening the following mem.
bers were present. Messrs. Maloney
Carrick, Jemison, Manlove, Stew
art.
!, Superintendent Holloway in bis
monthly report said that the seat
ing capacity of the schools is 396.
In the list Of scholars deserving spe
cial commentator there were no
names from the High School as the
pupils failed to gain an average of
80 per cent.
| The scholars are:
! Eighth grade-Carrie Spear, Ad-
Idle Murphy, Mary Stewart, Clara
Newlove, Helen Bross, Alma Dyer,
Harry Weggenmann.
Seventh Grade-Divera Harris,
Eva Deakyne, Ethel Weggenman n,
Mamie Toner, Fannie Ridings, Hell
en- Gallagher, Lizzie Becker, Aimee
Bross, Beth Toner, Edith Harris,
Charles Wright. 40
Sixth grade--John Harris, Eliza
beth Davis, Greta shearer, Marga.
ret Wilhelme, Greta Toner, Anna
Ioppin, Charles Mcdaniel, Regina
Walz, Rebecca Greer, Mary Jacobs.
Fifth grade-Horace Deakyne,
Emily Lunt, Ira Willis, Ruth Stew
art, Mabel Clewell, Herbert Kee,
Lesley George. Clara King, Nellie
Galloway, Willie Willis.
Fourth grade-Brice Vallette,
James Taylor, George Ford, EIwood
Bacon, Flora Walls, Mary Weggen-
mann, Blanche King, Katie McDan.
iel, Mabel Wright
Third grade-Lillie McHenry,
Mildred Stoops, Margaret McGrath,
Flora Downey, Harry Montgomery.
Second grade-Frances Edwards,
Katharine Gallagher, Caroline Hof-
man, Robert White, Katie Toner,
Francis Shearer.
First grade-Einor Hatton, Jeu-
ME McHugh, Irene Truitt, Robert
Barnes, Leonard Hurd, Alfred Nc
Guire
NO. 3 SCHOOLS.
Fourth, fifth and sixth grades
Michael Bullock, Charles Bullock,
Lawrence Reynolds, Joseph Dono-
van, Asa Smith, John Carlin, Joe
robin, Rose Reynolds, Katie Finne-
gan.
First, second and third grades
Katie Leonard, George Palmer, FL
'ie Warren. Matthew Tobin, Helen
McDevitt, Marie Carlin, Mary Pol
niger.
Mr.. Mahoney, Of the School Prop
'rty Committee reported having
lwarded the contract for installing
heaters and for painting the schools
md making repairs. The heaters
re expected here this week.
The following bills were ordered
'aid John NJ. Hance, 1868; John
:. Shearer, $53.25; Fred Mammele,
$50.
The committee on school proper
y was instructed to purchase flags
or the school buildings and that the
ags be thrown to the breeze on
very clear day.
Mr. Jemison reported that books
alued at 1871 .95 had been ordered.
'reight charges of So .2s were paid.
President Eliason reported that
Q had called upon the agent of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
ompany and he had hopes OF get
mo- coal for the achoola
As car No. 33 was proceeding to
Wilmington last night two COWS ran
front of it and were killed.
Mrs. Lydia Biggs and Mrs. Will.
am Marques narrowly escaped be-
lg killed last evening. For the
asst year the attention Of CITY
ouncil has been called to the dan
9rous condition of Delaware street
etween Seventh and Eighth. where
le culvert caved in last winter.
My last week man, who cama
ear being ditched at that place, re-
Tested notice in the REPUBL1c CAN,
llling attention to the danger and
10 Council still paid no attention.
ast night the expected happened
lille Mrs. Lydia Biggs was driving
to town with Mrs. Marques when
,r horse fell into the broken cul.
'rt. The carriage was thrown in
the ditch and demolished and. its
seriously injured. After
9 accident a danger signal was
acad at the cnlVert