, 1860-03-24

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JeaE 1852 incl,dns thoss Of The High schocl is9
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From caul Of the private schools ct tlc city, II
serWsry. isSo. was ~ uled j
III req aass isSs sSs 'ns NUMBER @ss 4S'a
1s91, .--...........,.... $500
In lsoo' me number attend,ng the private
SCHOOLS OF tue city was greater thin the mum:
2a ger attend attending the public sch9os; l..
schools in February, 1855 1e
~ .s"s' . -, - 10
80. ~, ~, ~ =. '@A' IL she
a,,a,o.ea a M Wv ~ 100 ~ ha,' ~ ~. w. e, ~ no" ~.
thaea seo $500 10 pes - ,neteess .. - "
sAS'e eoe A' :" 0'e 4eA''"tes' oolatles iaaRs
Hish SCHOOL, down to $s.09 tor the lower class
Of female assistants.
: Another classification Of tie children in the,
Public Schools is piyen as fol1ows Tha n,,nn:
her or nun;1a uo,1ar cir vaars IF ,oo n-,,tad ns
members duriuc 1884 wos 40. tho nnn1,er
over fifteen. in The Grammar scbools wus sa1
4ho ,u,.,. .r..-:,-s-c w
'1~ -" "'4''o "os'bet " Pupns VI t9eEtAau pafeHG"
age, enrolled during 1859, was LACE; the num-
Der Of colored children was 207.
The number Of these little folk Of Chicago na-
tiyity is 1906 our city thus leading the State of
New York (which has been liberal towards usl
by about fourteen hundred. Germany comes
in next on he list, at 500. It is yerv evident
that large share Of chid.en OF Irish narentaoa
will save the expense of naturalization noners
since only 7sl were born in Ireland. England
is better represented in $50.
The expense of supporting the public schnn]S
durinr tle wear end;n. Eehr,,,rv 7eco ~ ~,
duced 10 1our general heads, is as follows:
aaes sai,7 ~ q iseta and 91s Z
Laorr and supplies; includ ~ fuel "psirs, care
Rant Of seool bMdias fotatnls tn gna Il ios 10.
osgg I6agns Isato 10 re CITY, sstlnaf'd. l9os5s
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rh;s ta..i ... i:.:.,.. -. :" -,
,,a a,,a,sa. o',as. 'le aver
;nc,,dina Tho HIN sch,ai shows .,,a asa,.sa
ner scholar tn b,Ta bcan e11e4 r. ,,,e.o; :.
,ct,,1r,. . d;e.ra,as - a.,sa..s ,s., a.:
rata1v c,1,,,,+od .;vas.
H,r, Scboo, exoersc ner scbo,a- az 90
Graz maF md Primary, do ................... u.a:
me amount OF real estate now belonging to
.''e 1'ehooi runo "'tn'n the limits Of the city,,
- es.s1saSeo ~ a'co'ooo; amount ot fcal estate
oussAa7 u eue cit5' s@a'ooo money loaned,
p14ns'pas, eo1,ooo' WHOLE amount oi ocnooi
A' -" wv. . soAataeiao'e poflon u tne
-, ,3so 'stoDspe ~ LUIS Au1u 10 no' aFa'4a'
1, NJ ~ ~ - .e Va Wy ~" fen's'
-A@ AAA~oAt~ ~ Wiz AlIAoVA l. AatQt kGE year
t.' :. - 1'vo' '"'suo4"s a'so Tue o1-
'to1uu 1ton' NV o'a'e l ohu' was as lol'o"s:
Rents. i.sasis
''''' D'''"s"" ; 80 -.i?,sllal
Amount ,ssaess
@ne s'ni 1eeul'ea ~ pay TIE sa1afies o[ the
'escnels aao ouperantenaen's' is mostly fur
su7a ~ LUZ a'a''s VI 'os SCHOOL fand' winch
e'nnos W 'pplie" 10 any o.nef purpose Dur
.os 'ns '4ss yeaf' 'ne alo required from the
,"'o. .na ~ uno III melting 'nese Sa'afles was
s1e7 7oo
f,,nd. of =, nno o.o, $500 80
" @1'o sNs"' sD0"'ea t'onl .nese oo-
noFs,) are aeVoted to the purchase Of books for
indigent children, purchase Of medals, de-. ae-
cordinr tn the resnect;vc terna of +1,.s. 10,
:s....... - 'usse guns
- ~ ~F~A- ~ eA1~ e4o-
cussIon Of the school house question. About
one half Of our schools are furnished With so;t,
.,u ,..:. ~ :.
o'e observation-disclosures. ro' some OF tnem the
call for relief has become imperative. Tho
greatest evil noted is the necessori,v 1,roa ,,,,
ha, of sc,o,,r, ,,;,a,, :, a,,nao.o,,. ;...e~
:. e;no,a to-.hor asnoa;.,,- - n-.. s ~
1,ants ,r,,arn - 1s..a.t y o.p"'l
- -, .,.o,,ar;. sas,.r.sr r 4.A''et ~
;, 's'uo"esef'
so1oa, 49, 1,.,a. 49,, :. .al: - lnc h.sh
1s W .nns'ssee''aa II Is
tabiished at The organization tn mise tba ro;,,,
mum age Of admission TO thirteen ias;e,1 IF
twelve, Us at present.
The report urges the necessity ofestah1;sb;n,,
temporary branches. and a chnnne in .ha 1,as
Of permanent buildings. mak;no ,hau oe ,..,.
size than the later erectiops. W. onota. '
It has been the policy OF the Board of rd,,o
ton, during the last two yeara, to luitd 1ar"e
nenses, a capable OF accommodating not less than
hciieve nd hettsr rnodcis ca, ha ; o. tnls sze'
Of the Skinner and Newberry schools. trust
however, that the city will never build houses
So u; ,neSe' ron @ eno'ee The cost of &C.
lndinu tan in txo and whiie he III LII ~ ~ "ne