New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
PRIZES AWARDED TO CHILDREN.
SUCCESS OF THE INDUSTRIAL ExHBITIoN-PEAcri-
CAL RESULTS EXPECTED.

SUCCESS OF THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBfTfoN-PEAcri-
CAL RESULTS HxPECTED.
The fine weather brought cut large attend
yesterday at the Chdrcms Industrial Exhibition
at Cosmopolitan Hall Tue teachers and others inter
ested In educational matters who drop In. continue tn
express surprise at The variety aud excellence OF
the work shown An islish cersym who has come
the United States particularly look into ihe educa
tions mstbods and system here said yesterday that this
exhibition was far ahea In every way OF all tho GILL
drcn's exhibitions he had IN London. and Russian
traveller who in he tmr added that IL was
better than the indus rial exhibitions which nave
long been given on the Continent
The managing com0itt-e anxious TO have the etn-
caional influence OF the exhibition properly appreci
atod. We are no; trying compete with Barnnn'
said one OF manacers In diapay. but We belieVe We
have some novel results In the OF training Tor boys
and girls. which worth the attention OF tho pubic
THIS hibitiou Is only the first In movement td
put manual education for cbildrcn on par with
academic to have the hani and trained as wei! rs
the memory want to give the boys and girls In The
schools practical hold things. to give every
one chance To learn how tn do somhng eelrsnppor'
ing and useful The moral effect oO. of q manual train
mG IN enforcing habits of INDUSTRY and ~xactDrss ~ ex
remey Important Tho work have here was done oy
boys and girls who study all the regular branches IN Odd
moDir at most IN school Lours week
What would be the result II half OF the school course
were made industrial body Of children turned ou
from the punc schools every year 1T 10 make artisans
al" honse wivrs not a. now, practically hs helpless d.
| when they went iu."
PiIzrS awarded yesterday "a follows:
Paln Needleworkis; rrzc sarah stead X shelter
Arins: d Iva sad IL ,Sh ltsi1ng Arnsl; "a
bessie Woods II t,heterlns Arms; lui. Latte Je
kIns, are IL he!terng Ar1s Bethdnr Se"hg choo ANU
30 H. DressnatIng prize Jessie Mclnosh axe ~
bilcreDs ~ ETY. Thi" y.sccOnd tire scho,ll 81
iianah rTebour, 10 Thirty ond otreet coh sh'
! ] "a
Esths1 riiain. CThiriy sch ,'l
Inrnina- Il pr,lo. Amelia Win< ork Otphan Asy
um and W 3on Iuiustfia school 9Th. Minnie lover ng'
], and ~ fiar!o. a,e ii (Ch1ireos AM soclcy fi'J
| third school.
Embronlrfv ID rze Henrietta Pasternah age "a indus
! trial scloo Of Unred ieOreT Chares 81 1h"lesa l.
boseD. age indasLna ScnoJ Untel Heore~ CharIteH
reai~3eriba ijennlng tChIdrsn's Aid society, 18th
Zie~lcr USth Ward Il .zie I.mlnn nd Annie
Sciwartzmcysr tstb " ard LcDOo and frejcr'c heine
| ,Shrtering arms.
PriLes l"r designs and modelling will he awarded TO
day. specHtl tralu will hrng the public s"hoOi Gun
! drcn OF IOnke-s the morning. TOinOrrbW VIII ur
New-liyen Day and Monday that OF the towns I'D now
| jersey. 49,,
Boari of iura;iun visited the exhibition on Iuo-dts
night. Tine cUiIiuire appointed, few i1onths aga
10 report <Ib-et DE Witt j. SclIgDlan the cha'i
| man, said IN rrtrTrucr 10 the MAJ ter:
I'VE giving especial Attention to the SUBJECT o
Industrial e,iuration. hope to Mort maze son"
to technical studies IN the schOols. The Lprn
ing Post has mad. unnst reflection on the Boart o
tducation when II indicated In editorial tfai mono o
the commissioners present Tuesday nsit or a,
Charles CrarY there and was present Is Chairman
nf tts A