The sun., 1883-12-16
WHERE EDUCATION Is FREE.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENING
SCHOOLS OF NEW PORK.

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENING
SCHOOLS OF NEW PORK.
Tho stuaies and the Methods Of Admissior-
Free Tnstruction Given In Art, Science,
and Various Iudustrinl Occupations.
INQUIRIES are constantly sent to THE sun
for information as to tho location Of schools
for free instruction in tho evening. the nature
OF the tuition in them. and the method OF OBJ
tanning admission. There is unaucstionaby
very great demand for industrial training. and
everything that supplies that want is eagerly
sought for and institutions OF that sort pos
sessng many times the capacity OF those now
supplied could be promptly filed.
First and foremost are tho evening schools.
These are intended to supply accommodations
in all parts of the city. During the month CT
October last tho average number OF attendants
at these schools was 9.040, and they were
taught by 267 teachers. There were l2,3is
names on the rolls. 1t Is suggested
that 1t would be we'll for parents and
guardians to look after their wards
and SEQ whether under pretence OF going to
evening schools. they do not 60 to other places.
Admission to the evening schools is secured by
application at tho school buildings two weeks
before tho opening in October. Those only are
eligible whose ages and avocations prevent
their attendance ut the day schools There arc
two classes of schools-one is for juniors be-
tween the ages OF 13 and 18; tho other is for
adults. Both sexes arc taught In all the even-
ing schools. There is an evening school for
coored people of both soxes at West Seven
teenth street. between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues. There is an evening high school in
Grammar School 35 in West Thirteenth street.
near Sixth avenue. for those wishing to pursue
advanced studies The term lasts twenty-four
weeks. 1t is. OF course. impracticable to ar
range the terms so that pupils mny be admit
ted at any time during the torn, and the gem
eTa rHe t. to admit nit only at the M Sesn%nnE peg %
free schools for seniors females:
,yard No 4 A9c9,iSa %,n,n, Of % Sehao' House.
S,n e "a 3t.h street , .St TN GHa 9Th avenues
The following are for seniors-males:
wara No. Location Of choot House. ..,-.-...
TN sSs s5s'E E;.i ;fii ii$%;ss !$s @s$ s''as
Ia sis ss' saSS% sTst aud ''@ avs
Tho following are the junior schools for fe-
males
y%s Y s,S%s f;s;', "e".n. n'",s
iiatniiS 81 81 FAX it'' faaTasn,h saTf' street
I'd 4siy SIS ,Sy%' W., Ii%f!' SSf Second nv
23d ,.., 90 Third avenue bet i'7h aud l5sth SITS.
| These arc the junior schools for males:
- ,h and ~ ;rsYnw'M .,r .nr s,rrs tr
s".. n H'"s: sia 'fyS' Wss, Thirteenth street
Yi,hh si""yn, ;sg nc, sorasr @ $LsrT street
I2th.. - Lightly seventh. street near Fourth nv
istn ... 10 2s3 to 22n East twenty third street
5 s. rr avenue. .'fs , @ SS, and i5s,n rs
Tho average attendance of foreign pupils at
the schools was 2,772 in October. and nearly
our-h half of them were Germans. There We're
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ev"ning, classes supplying similar instruction
to the Catholic parochial d9y schools and IN
IyI hpyf pTe issSea lena Of
The Cooper Institute is the most complete
institution for free evening instruction i'll the
cations are always on file awaiting the first va
cancy: The term begins, Oct and ends April
durnsp M sspiember .'t on Tnssiay. Wodassday
THURSDAY and Friday evenings and on Thurs
day evenings only IN other months. Every np-
plicant must be ut least 10 years old and must
bring letter Of recommendation from his en-
Of op 9 Of teS
nre fitted. but not to those of the School OF Art
Care is taken to give preference in scholarship
ence se to the studies taught. The following arc
the studies OF the regular classes:
Aissnsa s%s1ry Fihifaassfa 4Ppsa Msen'bs; Blsm,ns
TrixSpo'Me,ry sshGncn tIo D5Gwng HUm
bHsr.'Sia b'ssrss.a Ssi''ii s"G Integral s.
| Elementary Mechanics. Ilbrnw iny from tast.
Natural rhio,ophy.. Drawing from Form
chumi"aI Analysis. pecorat,se Designing.
Geology. ''''''
An exhibition OF tho School of Art is given in
May. There is no expense except for text
books or drawing materials to be paid by
tendance. tiisi The % e!ocntion class Of Prof.. Aachos
on Tuesday evenings is Great favorite. There
tuts to give Information Il. N, 10 inaurers
There is q free class in photography typo
biank which may be obtainsi at t the Office Of
nG Nhch s h"s Rssa qTa a@S2"s the
The ss"D 5c,sss Vii 10 given !" ,""se By
s @ 1I 81 ,ny 70 'n2se n2 M ve the promise of al
New EST Wei as Sii' IN the city, % can aa
The do not situations to graduates
The, Metropolitan Museum Of Art Technica
. street. has mn evening class for adults which
provides technical art education Mt n charge
"sT IN o Hn buds s
matt day or evening.
%ss street Ss%Hs % Mr.
mutv gyc instruction in plumbing. sanitary
maknr hr or "s m"aers sh nrn9
"H%@sSe @ y Ersss"ito siys Stsr,mGsion , '",l
!. | women Mt East Fifteenth street. some Of thc
teaching being in the evening, Many young
women haye learned typo writing hero,
The Childrcns Aid Society has free indus
trial night schools ns follows German. ut 27G
second street; Italian. i5j Leonard Park siX
van street, Newsboys. 8 Duane street; also n
7oo East Eleventh. strcnt, 2S7 Ea-t BROADWAY
2il West tiglItc.nth street , lst Fr9nIlin street
!, Eleventh avenue 93 Crosby street. 3lI Eas
i Thirtv-nfth street. and tlt East Nineteenth.
) The General Society Of Mechanics and Trades
I men has at lS East Sixteenth street an appren
tices' library and free drawing school TO
$ both sexes. The latter l. largely attended. an,
illustrates tho cagerness of learners TO dc
something besides the study OF books.
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