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Assistants --- William H. Neville, R; Robert Ir- win, R.
Discount Clerk --- James F. Needham, R, $1,500.
Receiving Clerks --- W. M. Waldeck, R, and J. F. Morrison, R, $1,200 each.
Bill Clerks --- W. S. Hoffner, Albert Forderer, John O. Smyth, William S. Smith, Thos. Rowbotham, Henry W. Birch, J. Allen Leeds and John J. Maxwell. All Republicans, $1,000 each.
Auditor and Assistant Cashier --- William Watson, R, $1,200.
Registering Clerk for Miscellaneous Receipts --- S. Mahaffy, R, and James Whiteside, R, $1,000 each. Registering Clerks --- John Kelly, Frank S. Shipper,
John J. Hogan, John H. Parker and George W. Geasey. All Republicans, $1,000 each
Judicial Sales Clerk --- William H. Baker, R, $1,200. Chief Search Clerk --- W. F. Preston, R $1,350.
Assistant Search Clerks --- Wliliam W. Swift, F. J.
R. Jones, George Blundin, H. C. Slack. All Re- publicans, $1,000 each.
Stenographer and Typewriter --- Walter McGowen, R, $1,000.
Messenger --- William H. Buck, R, $!,000.
Watchman --- Benjamin Gotthold, R, $600.
Janitor --- Levi Oberton, R, $600.
DELINQUENT TAX BUREAU.
Office, City Hall.
Chief Deputy Collector-James McCormick, R. Salary, $2, 500.
Cashier-Andrew P. Chism, R, $1,800.
Lien Clerk-Theodore James, R, $1,800.
Assistant Lien Clerks-Isaac McBride, Charles C. Sutcliffe, Thomas F. Connell, Charles F. Edme and George G. Anderson. $1,000 each.
Registering Clerk-James W. Harshaw, R, $1,200. Bill Clerk-George W. Cobb, R, $1, 200.
Locality Clerk -- Edwin E. Wells, R, $1,320.
Deputy Collectors-Fir-t ward. Samuel Strein. Second, Third and Fourth, William M. B. White and Thomas McManemy. Fifth and Sixth, Fred M. Wagner. Seventh, Ninth and Tenth, George W. Clement, John H. Fullmer, Hampton S. Thomas. Eighth, William J. Wray. Eleventh and Sixteenth, James Clark. Twelfth and Thir teenth, Lisle Yates. Fourteenth, Frank Glading. Fifteenth, A. A. Duke. Seventeenth and Eigh- teenth, Robert Graham and Samuel Sutcliffe. Nineteenth and Thirty-first, Andrew Keiser and James C. Handley. Twentieth and Twenty- ninth, William T. Little, William H. Shuman and William W. Turner, jr. Twenty-first. Nathan L. Jones. Twenty-second, F. S. Stallman and James G. Halford. Twenty-third, John Mc- Cleary and Thomas Shallcross. Twenty-fourth and Thirty-fourth, William H. Beam and Sam- uel R. Jamison. Twenty-fifth and Thirty-third, William H. Patton and Samuel Rowen. Twenty- sixth, Joseph L. Sedenger and James Quinn. Twenty-seventh, E. O. Smith and John D. Pow- ers. Twenty-eighth and Thirty-second, A. L. Allen and John Eichner. Thirtieth, Lawrence Farrell.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF WATER RENTS.
Office, City Hall.
Chief Clerk --- John F. Scheidt, R. Salary, $1,800. Cashier --- Harry I. Yohn, R, $1,500.
Chief Bill Clerk --- James A. Russell, R, $1,300.
Registering Clerk --- James Davidson, R, $1,200.
Assistant Registering Clerks --- Urbane H. Reiff, L. P. Woodward, G. W. Holzwarth and Samuel Edgar. All Republicans. $900 each.
Search Clerk --- George B. Bunn, R, $1,200.
Entry Clerk --- Charles W. Quigley, R, $1,200; George W. Myers, jr., R. $1,100.
General Clerks --- Lewis Jackson. A. Leslie Bell- ville, George S. Macauley, B. Brank Potts, Ignatius C. Ryan, H. A. Moore, B. F. S. Thomas. All Republicans. $900 each
Permit Receiving Clerk --- Joshua Bartley, R. $1,100.
Permit Registering Clerk --- William Schmitt, R, $1,100.
Messenger --- William Stackhouse, R, $900.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF GAS MONEY.
Office, 1321 Filbert street.
Cashier --- Joseph S. Riley, R. Salary, $2,500.
Chief Clerk --- Robert D. Work, R, $2,000.
Receiving Clerks --- H. F. Smith, T. G, Montgom- ery, Adam McCoy, R. McCoy, I. N. Roberts, H. R. Wildey, J. E. Simpson. All Republicans. $1,200 each.
Registering Clerks --- Theodore Homan, Harry Birch, George Orr, S. L. Heim, L. Leibrandt, William J. St. Clair, Jacob Sailer. All Republi- cans. #900 each.
Auditors- - Taylor Windel, R, John Williams, R, $1,320 each.
Consumption Clerks --- William H. Warnock, R, Edward Hayman, R. $1,080 each.
Chief Bill Clerk --- T. W. Aitken, R, $1,080.
Suspense Clerk --- G. W. Frantz, R, $1,080.
Assistant Transfer Clerk --- A. Hill, R, $1,080.
Bill Clerks --- J. Blankin, James G. Wray, Clarence Meeser. L. B. Thomas, Harry R. Stratton, Wil- liam J. Snyder. All Republicans, #900 each.
Messenger --- Philip M. Schultz, R, $858.
Watchman --- W. Magarvey, R, $803.
Ushers --- H. Haywood, R, John R. Jones, R, $720 each.
Spring Garden Gas Office, 1706 North Broad Street,
Chief Clerk --- Robert McMullin, R, $1,250. Auditor --- H. W. Smith, R, $1,320.
Receiving Clerks --- George Dickson, R, M. Sload- aker, R, C. H. Jenkins, R, H. C. Beatty, R, $1.200 each.
Suspense Clerk --- E. L. Deacon, R, $1,080.
Watchman --- C. F. Hoyt, R, $803.
Usher -- W. C. Cooping, R, $792.
Registering Clerks-John C. Magowan, R, John H. Medlam, R, E. M. Mason, R, A. J. Miley, R, $1,000 each.
Bill Clerks-J. Carr, James W. Powell, Samuel T. Spang. C. B. Slater, J. M. Stacket. All Republi- cans, $900 each.
Assistant Application · Clerk --- C. W. Reisky, R, $900.
Germantown Office.
Receiving Clerk-William P. Harmer, R, $1,200.
Registering Clerk-John C. Cornish, R, $900. Bill Clerk-Jesse F. Trout, R, ¡900.
Application Clerk-J. W. Bardens, R, #900.
Manayunk Office.
Receiving Clerk-George W. Gillet, R, ¿1,200.
Bill Clerk-C. Zaiser, R, $900.
Registering Clerk-J. Marshall, R, $1,000.
Frankford Office.
Receiving Clerk-R. R. Gilmour, R, $1,200.
Registering and Application Clerx-Daniel Farence, R, $1,000.
Bill Clerk -- Charles W. Bowers, R, $(0).
Ninth Ward Works.
Coke Clerk- W. H. McMaihn, $990.
Assistant Coke Clerk and Messengers -- Florence Carman, C. B. Smith, $900 each.
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CITY REGISTER.
Twenty-Fifth Ward Works.
Coke Clerk -- John C. Smith, $990.
Twenty-Sixth Ward Works. Coke Clerk -- E. W. Dougherty, $990.
DEPARTMENT OF CITY CONTROLLER.
City Hall, Rooms 142-148.
Controller -- Thomas M. Thompson, R. Salary,
$8,000. Term expires January, 1897.
Chief Clerk -- Louis R. Fortescue, R, $2,500. Chief Auditor - Edwin A. Pue, D, $2,500.
Bookkeeper -- James Burns, jr., R. $1,800
Warrant Delivery Clerk -- Charles J. Boyle, D, $1,200.
Department Auditors-James F. Mahoney, D ; Charles H. Worman, D ; Thomas S. Warnock, R ; R. A. Hyde, R ; Charles H. Schell, R; G. T. R. Knorr, R ; Robert J. Moore, R ; $1,330 each
Tax Auditors-John A. Roger, Matthew Fulton, Joseph H. Krouse, Samuel C. Dingee, Louis J. Bailey, A. H. Loeb, Erskine Neide. All Repub- licans, $1,200 each.
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Book Clerk-Harry Mour, R, $900.
Water Auditors-Samuel B. Davis, R; Joseph S. Hall, R ; Stephen B. Gibson, R; James A. Mc- Mullin, R, $1,200 each.
Gas Auditors-Robert L. Roberts, William Bayle, Charles Getzinger, John G. Fry, Christian Fuhr- man, Frederick Silber. All Republicans, $1,000 each.
Register Clerks-George T. Fisher, Daniel V. Mat- erson, C. Otto Ackerman. All Republicans, $1,200 each.
Return Clerk-John J. Waterhouse, $1,200.
Miscellaneous Clerk-Louis J. Bush, $1, 200.
Register of Warrants-Edward Scattergood, $1,- 200.
Custodian of Records-Harry Warner, R, $800. Messenger-John E. Triple, D, $800.
MERCANTILE APPRAISERS. 1430 South Penn Square.
Appointed jointly by Auditor-General of Pennsyl- vania and City Treasurer for three years.
Appraisers.
George L. Horn, president ; William Harkness, jr., secretary ; John P. Harlan, treasurer ; J. Fletcher Conrad, John P. Nicholson.
Appraisers classify merchants, shopkeepers, etc., according to amount of their annual sales. They are required to take out license according to class in which they are assessed, and pay li- cense tax of the class. The fees of the City Treasurer, in Philadelphia, to be paid, with the tax, amount in each class to 50 cents, and are added to charges as contained in following table :
Class.
Annual Sales.
License Tax.
14
$1,000 to
$5,000
$7 50
13
5,000 to
10,000
10 50
12
10,000 to
15,000
13 00
11
15,000 to
20,000
15 50
10
20,000 to
30,000
20 50
9
30,000 10
40,000
25 50
8
40,000 10
50,000
30 50
7
50,000 10
60,000
40 50
6
60,000 to
75,000
50 50
5
15,000 to
85,000
60 50
4
85,000 to
100,000
80 50
1
300,000 to
500,000
200 50
A
500,000 to 1,000,000
350 50
B
1,000,000 to 2,000,000
450 50
C
2,000,000 to 3.000,000
600 50
D
3,000,000 to 4,000,000
800 50
E
4,000,000 to 5,000,(0 )
900 50
F
5,000,000 and upward.
1,000.50
Exceptions -- No person whose annual sales do not exceed $1,000 is required to take out a license. No feme-sole trader or single woman, whose sales do not exceed $2,500 (vendors of wines or liquors excepied), is required to take out a li- cense. No importer of foreign goods, selling original package, as imported, is required to take out a license. Manufacturers or mechanics,. not having a store or warehouse apart from their manufactory or workshop, for purpose of vending goods, not required to pay annual tax. and license required of foreign dealers. Manu- facturers and mechanics who sell other goods. other than their own manufacture, not exceed- ing the sum or value of #500 per annum, are not. required to pay an annual tax or license fee ; if such sales exceed $500 per aunnm, they are re- quired to pay same annual tax as now required to be paid by dealers.
Special Licenses, at special rates, are required to be taken out by brewers and distillers, billiard saloon and bowling-alley proprietors, brokers, auctioneers, tavern-keepers, proprietors of res- taurants, eating-houses, etc., and wholes le. liquor dealers. Board of Appraisers sit during May of each year to hear and act upon appeals of all classes, except wholesale liquor dealers, bottlers, brewers, distillers, rectifiers and retail liquor dealers.
CITY TREASURY. City Hall, Room 143.
City Treasurer -- Richard G. Oellers, R, salary, $10,000; term expires 189S.
('hief ( lerk --- William H. Smith, R, $2, 500.
Receiving Teller --- John Caldwell, R, $2,000.
First Assistant Receiving Teller --. F. S. Harrison, R, $1,800.
Paying Teller --- James McConnell, R, $2,300.
Assistant Paying Teller --- David T. Hart, R, $1,400 ..
Bookkeeper --- H. S. Wright, R, $1,800.
Assistant Bookkee; er --- A. H. Nichols, R, $1,000.
Warrant Clerk --- C. R. Macauley. R. $1,500.
Assistant Warrant Clerks --- W. S. Goodfrey, R, G .. D. Austin, R. $1,000.
State Clerk --- Joseph C. Kauffman, R, $1,500.
Assistant State Clerks --- George W. Seeds, R, C ..
C. Harris, R, William Radcliffe, R. $1,000. Miscellaneous Clerk --- Thomas H. Wilson, R, $1,000 .. Messenger --- Jesse Shriver, R, $1,000. Watchman --- W. Lefford, R, $900.
Janitress --- M. St. John, $300.
PARK COMMISSION. City Hall, Rooms, 127, 129.
(In charge of Fairmount and Hunting Parks).
John R. Fell, R; David W. Sellers, D; P. A. B .. Widener, R; James McManes, R; William S. Stokley, R; Hamilton Disston, R; William M. Singerly, D; Samuel G. Thompson, D; Charles W. Henry, R, A. J. Cassatt, R.
Ex-Officio Members-Edwin S. Stuart, R; Wencel Hartman, R; John L. Ogden, R; Alfred S. Eisen- hower, R; George S. Webster, R; James L. Miles, R.
President-James McManes.
Vice-President -- David W. Sellers.
Treasurer -- William M. Singerly.
Secretary -- T. S. Martin, #2,500.
Park Solicitor -- Samuel C. Perkins, R, $1,200.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent -- Russell. Thayer, R, $3,750.
Captain of Park Guard-Louis M. Chasteau, R, $1,825.
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
City Hall, Rooms 134-138.
Joseph G. Richmond, R; Jacob Wildemore, R; John P. J. Sensenderfer, D; salaries, $5,000 each; · terms expire January, 1897.
Chief Clerk Joseph H. Winters, R. $2,500.
Election Clerks -- Edward B. Cobb, R; James.
Dawick, R, $1,200 each.
Messenger --- William Harvey, R, $1,250.
Miscellaneous Clerk --- Harry Kuenzel, R, $840.
2
200,000 to
300,000
150 50
100,000 to
200,000
100 50
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CITY REGISTER.
PUBLIC BUILDING COMMISSION.
City Hall, Room 475.
(The Board has authority to fill vacancies. )
Commissioners --- William Brice, D; Isaac S. Cas- sin, D; William S. Stokley, R: Mahlon H. Dick- inson. R: Edwin S. Stuart, R; Thomas F. Gas- kill, D; John S. Stevens, R; Hiram Miller, R; Richard Peltz, R; Samuel C. Perkins, R: Wencel Hartman. R; James L. Miles, R; William H. Wright, D.
President --- Samuel C. Perkins. R.
Secretary --- William B. Land, R, $2,500.
Treasurer --- George B. McCreary, R.
Architect --- W. B. Powell.
Superintendent .-- L. D. C. Tyler, R, $3,000.
CITY TRUSTS.
Office, Twelfth and Girard streets.
Directors --- Joseph L. Cav n, R; John K. Cuming: John H. Converse, R; Richard Vaux, D: Wm. L. Elkins, R; B. B. Comegys, R; William B. Mann. R; John H. Michener, R; Louis Wagner, R: Alexander Biddle, R; Edward S. Buckley, R; Dallas Sanders, D.
Ex-Officio --- Mayor Edwin S. Stewart, R; Presi- dent of Select Council. James L. Miles, R; Presi- dent of Common Council. Wencel Hartman, R. President --- Louis Wagner, R.
Vice-President --- James L. Caven, R.
Secretary --- Frank M. Highley, R.
Superintendent of Girard Estate --- George E. Kirk- patrick, R.
Engineer (out of city) --- H. S. Thompson, R.
Agent for Real Estate in City -- Samuel S. Caven, R.
PORT WARDENS.
Merchants' Exchange, Rooms 11 and 11%%.
Members of the Board (Terms expire May, 1895 --- William R. Tucker, Joel Cook (President), Sam- uel Disston, Chas. W. Weyman, Heury Johnson, Jos. W. Kerr, E. F. Wagner, Henry V. Massey, Amos Gartside; (Terms expire May, 1896) --- Alex- .ander C. Ferguson, Joseph W. Thompson, Mur- rell Dobbins, Charles H. Large, Frank M. Chan- dler, S. S. Talbot, George W. Leslie, Lewis W. Moore.
Permanent Members -- Amos Gartside, Charles E. Scott, Christian K. Ross.
Master Warden --- Christian K. Ross, R. Salary, $2,500.
Secretary --- George F. Sproule, R, $1,080.
Vessel Clerk-Ellwood S. Linn, R, $720.
Harbor Master --- Thomas J. Ryan, D. Corner Wal- nut and Dock streets, $2,500.
FOREIGN CONSULS AT PHILADELPHIA.
Argentine Republic --- Edward Shippen, 532 Walnut street.
.Austria and Hungary --- Alfred J. Ostheimer, 831 Arch street.
Belgium --- Henry Phillips, jr. 104 S. Fifth street.
Brazil --- John Mason, jr., 319 Walnut street.
Chili --- Edward Shippen, 532 Walnut street.
Corea --- Dr. R. H. Davis, 204 Franklin street.
Denmark --- F. F. Myhlertz, Twenty-Second below Market street.
Ecuador -- Edward Shippen. 532 Walnut street. France --- LOUIS VOSSION, 524 Walnut street.
German Empire-Charles H, Meyer, 227 Chestnut street; Vice Consul, Frederick Dalvigne.
Great Britain-Robert Charles Clipperton, Consul; Chas. Clipperton, Vice-Consul; 708 Locust street. : Zephanian Hopper. A. M., Professor of Geometry. Greece-Vacant.
Hawaiian Islands-Robert H. Davis, 204 Franklin street
Hawaiian Republic-Robert H. Davis, 204 Frank- lin street.
Hayti-A. H. Lennox, Camden, N. J.
Honduras-Sol. Foster, Pottstown, Pa.
Italy-A. Raybaudi Massiglia, 259 S. 4th street.
Liberia-Vacant.
Mexico-Vacant.
Netherlands-Arnold Katz (acting), 128 Walnut street.
Nicaragua-Henry C. Potter, 40 South Delaware avenue
Portugal-J. Mason, jr., 319 Walnut street. Russia-Vacant.
San Domingo-Thomas B. Wanamaker, South- west corner Thirteenth and Market streets.
Spain-Jose Congosto, 222 South Third street
Sweden and Norway-J. N. Wallem, 122 South Second street.
Switzerland-Rudolph Koradi, Consul, 314 York avenue; Werner Itschner, Vice-Consul, 712 Mar- ket street.
Turkey-Vacant.
Uraguay-Eduardo Fornias, 711 Pine street.
Venezuela-Rufino Blacno Fombona, 711 Pine street.
CONSULAR ASSOCIATION (UNOFFICIAL).
Dean-Edward Shippen.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
FIRST SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PENN- SYLVANIA.
Office, 731 Filbert street.
President, Isaac A. Sheppard, Ex-Officio Member of all Standing Committees.
Section. Section.
1 A. S. Jenks.
.2 A. D. Harrington.
3 Joseph D. Murphy.
4 P. A. Fagen.
5 John M. Campbell.
6 John F. Gloninger.
7 Anna Hallowell.
8 Simon Gratz.
9 Thomas G. Morton, M. D.
10 Thos A. Robinson.
11 Samuel T. Child.
12 Alex. H. MeAdam, M. D.
13 John L. Kensey.
14 A. M. Spangler.
15 Henry R. Edmunds.
16 Isaac A. Sheppard.
36 George Haig.
37 Dr. W. K. Mattern.
Superintendent of Public Schools -- Edward Brooks, L.L. D.
Secretary-Henry H. Halliwell.
Assistant Secretary-Andrew F. Hammond.
Clerks-Albert B. Beale. L. E. Drake, William Dick, Edwin P. Freeborn, Henry Moore, E. Mer- chant, J. D. Hardin.
Messenger -- W. S. Ruff.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Southeast corner of Broad and Green Streets.
Boys, 706. Belonging at beginning of year, 631.
Belonging at end of year, 706.
Average attendance during year, including sick, 646.
Average number belonging during year, 658.
Henry Clark Johnson, A. M., LL. B., President and Professor of Constitutional and Interna- tional Law and the History of Philosophy.
George Stuart, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.
David Wesley Bartine, A. M., M. D., Professor of Algebra and Secretary of the Faculty.
Edwin James Houston, A. M., Professor of Physi- cal Geography and Natural Philosophy.
Jacob Farnum Holt, A, M., M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology and Natural History.
31 William MeIntyre.
32 Harvey H. Hubert.
33 William Wrigley.
34 Joseph R. Rhoads.
35 Thomas Shallcross.
17 James Hughes.
18 Alexander Daire.
19 William F. Miller.
20 Thos E. Merchant.
21 Rudolph S. Walton.
22 Charles E. Margan, jr.
23 Rich'son L. Wright.
24 Eiward Lewis. 25 Thos. W. Marchment.
26 Paul Kavanagh. 27 Samuel B. Huey.
28 Charles F. Abbott.
29 Mary E. Mumford.
30 William J. Pollock.
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CITY REGISTER.
Max Straube, Professor of the German Language and Literature.
George Washington Schock, A. M., Professor of Higher Mathematics.
Frederick Foster Christine, A. M., Professor of Mental and Political Science,
Monroe Benjamin Snyder, A. M., Professor of As- tronomy and Applied Mathematics.
Henry Willis, A. M., Professor of History.
Albert Henry Smith, A. B., Professor of English Literature.
Oscar Charles Sumner Carter, Professor of Miner- alogy, Geology and Assistant in Chemistry.
Harry F. Keller, B. S. Ph. D., Professor of Chem- istry.
William F. Gray, Professor of Drawing.
John Mather Miller, A. M., Instructor in the Eng- lish Language and Literature.
Benjamin Franklin Lacy, A. M., B. S., instructor in Physics.
Samuel Erwin Berger, A. B., Instructor in Latin and Greek.
Chester Nye Farr, A. M., B. S., Instructor in Ap- plied Mathematics.
Charles Sumner Dolley, M. D., Lecturer on Biology and Botany.
Bernard Maurice, A. M., Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Ellis Anstett Schnabel, A. M., Instructor in Latin and Greek.
Ernest Lacy, Instructor in Composition and Elo- cution.
Howard Weidener DuBois, Instructor in Applied Mathematics.
William H. Greene, A. M., M. D., Emeritus Pro- fessor of Chemistry, by resolution of the Board, Feb. 9. 1892.
NORTHEAST MANUAL SCHOOL.
TRAINING
Howard Street, below Girard Avenue.
C. Hanford Henderson, Ph. D, Principal ; Chemis- try and Geology.
John W. Moyer. Mathematics and German.
John L. Stewart, Ph. B., Literature, History and Economics.
Lycurgus L. Ford, A. M .. Mathematics.
George D. Firmin, B. S., Natural History.
George H. Stradling. A. B., Physics.
Lemuel Whitaker. A. B., Literature.
Adolph H. Pfell, Drawing and Design.
Charles A. Gilchrist, B. S., Constructive Drawing. Walther Koenig. Ph. D., German.
William H. Odenatt, Mechanical Construction.
William Gumpert, Pattern-Making, Turning and Wood-Carving.
Frank Roselle, Moulding, Smithing and Orna- mental Iron-Work.
Jacob Wildemore, Joinery and Parquetry.
Thomas Ascough, Chipping, Filing and Fitting.
William F. Hall, Principal's Assistant.
INDUSTRIAL ART SCHOOL.
Hollingsworth Building, Locust Street, below Fifteenth.
J. Liberty Todd, Director.
Herman Uhle, Instructor in Wood-carving.
Bernard Uhle, Instructor in Wood-carving.
Frank R. Whiteside. Instructor in Drawing and Designing.
Katharine Ringwalt, Instructor in Drawing and Designing.
Helen Dunlap, Instructor in Clay Modeling.
Effie F. Braddock, Instructor in Clay Modeling.
Caroline VanGilder, Instructor in Drawing and Designing.
CENTRAL MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
Northeast Corner Seventeenth and Wood Streets.
William L. Savre, A. M., Principal.
Edward S. Zieber, A. M., M. D., Mathematics.
Lino F. Rondinella, B. S., M. E., Constructive Drawing.
Herbert C. Whitaker, B. S., M. E., Mathematics. Edwin Partridge, B. S., Physics.
Gerritt E. H. Weaver, A. M., History and Eco- nomics.
Albert P. Willis, Drawing and Design.
Robert H. Bradbury, A. M., Chemistry and Natural History.
James H. Donnelly. A. B., Ph. B., English Lan- guage and Literature.
Walther Koenig, Ph. D., German.
Albert B. Entwisle, Joinery, Turning and Par- quetry.
George Astley, Moulding, Smithing and Orna- mental Iron-Work.
John J. D. Brush, Chipping, Filing and Fitting.
Vincent A. Clarke, Constructive Work, (Machine Tools.
John B. Alker, Pattern-Making, Turning and Wood-carving.
John Brackin, Assistant in Laboratories.
PHILA. NORMAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
N. W. cor. Thirteenth and Spring Garden Sts.
George Howard Cliff, A. M., Principal and Pro- fessor of School Economy and the Philosophy of Education.
Sydney T. Skidmore, Professor of Physics and Chemistry.
Margaret S. Prichard, Teacher of Pyschology.
Grace E. Spiegle. Teacher of Physical Culture.
Pauline W. Spencer, Teacher of Literature and History of Education.
Sophia W. Burmester, Teacher of Methods.
Helen Baldwin, Teacher of Reading.
Elizabeth S. Tait, Teacher of Methods.
Anna W. Williams, Teacher of the Kindergarten Philosophy.
Fannie A. Patton. Teacher of Sewing.
Mary A. Campbell. Teacher of Drawing.
Lucy L. Williams, Teacher of Biology.
Mary E. La Forge, Teacher of Woodworking.
Adeline F. Schively, Assistant to the Depart- ment of Biology.
M. Louise Nichols, Assistant to the Department of Natural History.
Elizabeth N. Woolman, Assistant to the Depart- ment of Physics and Chemistry.
Mary E. Dwier, Critic Teacher.
A. H. Hall, Principal of the Department of Obse r_ vation and Practice.
Margaret M. Perkins, Assistant in the School of Observation.
Annie C. Eaton, Assistant in the School of Obser- vation.
Emma C. Harte, Assistant in School of Observa- tion.
Lillie Lamborn, Assistant in School of Observa- tion.
Maria P. Ryan, Assistant in School of Observation. Margaret M. Perkins, Assistant in School of Obser- vation.
Katharine B. Thompson, Assistant in School of Obervation.
Alouise C. Longstreth, Assistant in School of Ob- servation.
Mary E. Mumford, Teacher of the Kindergarten. Elizabeth MeCandless, Assistant in the School of Observation.
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.
Seventeenth and Spring Garden streets.
Girls, 1,790.
Belonging at beginning of year, 1,775.
Belonging at end of year, 1,790.
Average, 1,777.
Average belonging, 1.779.
George W. Fetter, Principal and Instructor in School Management and Discipline.
Emma V. McLoughlin, Teacher of General History. Sarah A. Edwards, Teacher of English Classics. Mary Kereven, Teacher of Botany.
C. Josephine Foulke, Teacher of Rhetoric and Composition.
Louise H. Haeseler. Teacher of General History ..
Clara JJ. Hendley, Teacher of Arithmetic.
H. Kate Mindoch, Teacher of Reading.
Sophia Maffett, Teacher of Sewing.
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CITY REGISTER.
Emily L. Graham, Teacher of Grecian and Roman History.
Amelia C. Wight. Teacher of Geometry.
Louisiana F. Scott, Teacher of English Literature. Louise Kromer. Teacher of Physiology. Margaret Sproul, Teacher of Arithmetic. Mary S. Holmes, Teacher of Geology. Ada V. Hubbs, Teacher of Drawing. Elizabeth H. DuBois. Teacher of Geometry. Isabella M. Wilbur, Teacher of Elocution. Margaret S. Roberts, Teacher of Theme Writing. Linda M. Whitaker, Teacher of Physics. Virginia Baldwin, Teacher of Literature. Helen G. Cushing, Teacher of Cooking. Mary G. Umsted, Teacher of Etymology. Clara P. Peeley, Teacher of Grammar.
Maude M. Verner, Teacher of Drawing. Emma H. Carroll, Teacher of Bookkeeping,
Mabel Church, Teacher of Drawing.
Imogene Belden, Teacher of Cooking.
Emma L. G. Thomas, Teacher of Rhetoric and Composition.
F. Irene Steele, Teacher of English Classics. M. Ella Lyndall, Teacher of Zoology.
Mary N. Weatherly, Teacher of Rhetoric and Com- position.
Anna W. Cheston, Teacher of Music.
Mary V. Shea, Teacher of Arithmetic.
John H. Humphries, Lit B., Teacher of Latin. Mary (. Geisler, Teacher of Algebra. Jessie Dalrymple, Teacher of Elocution. Evaline Young. Teacher of Physical Culture. Eva Dilks, Teacher of Latin.
Miriam Kuhn, Teacher of Physical Culture.
Eda May Peirce, Teacher of Penmanship and Bookkeeping.
Elizabeth W. Massinger, Teacher of Sewing. Clara Seidensticker, Teacher of German.
Lena Klein, Teacher of Stenography and Type- Writing.
C. Stockton Gauntt, M. D., Teacher of Physics. Ida A. Reller, Ph. D., Teacher of Chemistry. Emilie Klaisi, Teacher of French.
Blanche Baldwin, Teacher of Literature.
Emma L. Newitt, Teacher of Rhetoric and Com- position.
Agnes H. Long, Teacher of Arithmetic.
Georgiana H. Carruthers, Teacher of Physiology. Anna M. Breadin, Teacher of Algebra.
Katharine A. Hoffman, Clerical Assistant of Principal.
James Forten, Elementary Manual Training School, Sixth Street above Lombard, Hannah A. Fox, Principal ; assistants, Agnes M. Fox, Belle Elder, Martha B. Donaghy, May A. Weid- ley. Francis L. Dalpe, M. Bertha Braley, Bar- bara Schatte, Mary B. Weild. Frederick P. Por- ter, Teacher of Sloyd ; Elizabeth C. Bates, Teacher of Cookery ; Daniel Batchellor, Teacher of Music ; Mary E. Keech, Teacher of Sewing ; M. Inez Cassey, Kindergarten; Florence H. Couzzins, assistant Kindergarten, Annie Howell, assistant Kindergarten
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