The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01

been succeeded bV sfettI " " II ufs M
patent non aud wood coiiin's h We been put IN
tue uuiiuing. hut he IRE test tupr venent ~ IN
the hVhung Gnd Ventilation Of the class rooms
lno TAR III rs a~e m inly % glass aud are sup
plird with uiuV ole windows and vcntilutinE
shutter. There ~ Vet one 81 ,ss Tor wticn the,e
Il NJ room, aud many applicants arc tdrned
away.
Iuc numocr Of pupils allowed to eech room Is
unsiod ~ a ,unsutsuuus p,sitiuu "a every class
100 ar thrl nm ~ dep .rtmelt OF srnn so.
~ IN Area street. the lug'st ~ u th' rrin
n .s 3 veuiee. nuuur.,i puuiie attended there
- spiins. bu. the J.. al ter now inciule oIl
1,GJ1 names. nur,ug vac mon tue oil huildinx
suup' rting columns wore th ~ bD chndrrn
h Ne been refused anmissiOn to tins Treatment
within i"rt iln yet there IRE now so m u
4 the scnupl tnut Onl onc-thi d ~ TIE entire
nuriu"r e. iOv - prVilc.e Of Assembling to-
Rether IN the great room every m"rnins.
the urinary d"paftuci ~ Grammar School
n g ~ Item street. tas d nv attendance of
nfN more cniluren Tia all st spung, though 1t
Was tucn consul, req as uVcrcrOWdcd. One class
Is now ilugnt IN ne ittncipa!s room, to M
confusion ut I'll Ill en- line aud TIL distr elton
OF toe RIA tpat and her Visitgts. Inc TWO cias'
ROOM ~ tho centre ot the Il 'ur q pend NJ n
buitOwed lpht AN air aim cutireis. n tt
Ing neyond scruDuing the wood M uaint was
done In this urp ,rtment during tbs vac ,tion.
III. III the Nineteenth Nard That two thou
nd chiid en- are unahie to . In admission TO
the public scnuuls. IhI. W ,rd includes FOrueth
ana Zig 1t sixth streets. ana Hes between the
sixth avenue aud the East river. In II are tvdr
grammar and three prinary scnuols and a
sChOOl 1T Ched To the Normal College. III wuich
TIE yuunt LADIES' Of the N re are tr ined g.
te On In the last annuh report OF the 80 rd
sCnoo, IA tots w.rd was set duwn at 9.idj, the
greatest ny neaIly 1000 in any u the city
wards. Toe te chcfs IN tie Nj etecnth
" ri ascrbe the remafkane increase over last
year to tue more strict enforcement of the M
pulsOry school law. eud some remarked that
the children are at once sent 90 the scnpnls ana
denied ,uutt ,nce to them. The dlnicul'b Is I'll &
the law nnds the BOard of l. IutattOn unprep red
Tor iis &, Iuiremtnt All school, are ankle nled
to uVeri wing. but there Is need for GAZING a.
t,ntinn To the sauiti nv condition II two Ot the
scnoos' at least. Tue primary department OF
M. 81, IN seventy -ninth street. has an attend
auce Of over 80 children, Distributed among
fifteen clts.e-. for whOm there re only ten
regular class rooms. Inc i've surplus classes
are taught together In the ~ in room. lyon
the ground floor uf the building arc two a. TN
healiny pens ~ those IN tue school in Chry site
street. lhoy look out upon the closets. wntch
ar. la "A di-sr .cetui condtiion and althuI gh the
windows are always closed, toul air emo ue
excluded. In the worst " IN So rooms sixty
four cnndrcn are tausht, although tue me ard
allowance to tue ApAr, mcnt Q, hut fortN-ntue.
/ he teach 'rs dread g. nave To slcnd an nour In
either - These rooms. unu the ffinctp Il dccl 1os
that each teacher VINO has Taught The classes
seized ny illness. When the school was witt
on thursday last the battling needed the ouph-
cation Of pnnt and water ana broom. l"o
hunnrei cndtcn ia Excess ~ tho MANNER mat
cin he accommodates nave applied for admit
lance 20 TINS depart men
DANGER.
In the middle 81 long row Of tenements in
T. ,st ~eVcnty-iith street are two buildings, also
OF Prim ~ school No. 80. This school Is lkrly
to furnish tue new -pauer- ; trtnns tale VI dis
/ a-ter. The tencmeuts in wlicu the school Is
Keep are of the most meag.e frame. II heir
7 cnunteruarIs along tne block have met the
quitemeuts II the families occur'ing them
without showing signs Of weakness. nut those
/ cont iuug the urinary school have sprung
al ever, j'in'. second framework of
beams AMI giruers has been placed in.id
I the uou-c- ~ slYt lin tnem. beginning with
heavy umter- on the ground floor aud gradually
lirntcr tmbers a. the ro.f j. approached.
Every room has a frame Of tui- kinu In II. ani
ever, halfway aud starry dy T. sinierly -trength-
oued a. iinst "A collapse. HE two highest n'ors
4
port nave been Introduced all the rooms cou-
tan classes. There are s00 children IN the
school. aud about "a many more AZ their homes
in tue hciehbufhund who want to gtt in. Inc
rnnfn- are illlcd. hut lot TO x tSs.
Next to the Nineteenth ward I'm point II iu-
yenhe population T. the Twenty second ward.
Ei-ht thousand ,ix hundred anu ei wen children
year tx gr nmAr 9rhools and three primary
,chools are IN .he ward one OF the
recent summer vacation. All the other
scl'os are III ed, ana the new one soon
VIII Ice. Inc new schooi l. not recorded upon
the prntcd directions or manuals II the board
OF Eluc lion. lti- numbered SO. ana situated
~ F,itv fourth street. near the seven. n avenue.
Inc primary department OF Scnpol No. L.. IN
n lcr above, aud has three ri sses that cannot be
pro ery accommodated. ne urimtri d part
second street. cont .ins |. 100 children Here are
i've surplus 81 isses. two taught In rooms with
Otusr classes. and the rem hnil- three taught
In inc assembly room. The srtmmAr depart
cia~-'s. fhls school is exceptionally fortunate
IA the des IN of the strncture whlcn It occupies,
" fresh and clean.
When the writer entered the assembly room
Of the primary dep irt uent ~ school . >. IN
West 'rtotn street babel II CHILDISH voices
greeted MS t.rs. our classes To- the main rOpm
were s'r unlug their lungs ~ reel atoms. fhe
reporter introduced himself at me top Of his
voice. AMI tn- lady az the PriucipI.~ desk hade
hum r-n~a, tie introduction ga little louder"
Two 81 ssrs are % q properly ac 'Dmm ldatel IA
l. l. DEPARTMENT. being Ia igut ln rooms vi IA Oth-