New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
CONTENTION OFSCHOOL UORKERS.
| OPENING THE SESSIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT
| OF SUPEEINTENDENCE OF THE NAIIONAh
| EDrCATIONAL AsSOCIAIION.


The meeting Of the Department Of super nt'ndonee 4
the National Educational Association VIII bc-ih al ~
University Place thi, morning Afternoon ana
evening sessions are to be held daily, today "'u
pc.dav and Thursday. Teachers, superintendent III"
Others interested educational affairs from an p'I'
Of the United states will be present 10 take part III ''
nrocaodiprs The programme has been arranged by
state superintendent Draper. and IT VIII brh5 'oH''
some Of the leading educator, Of tic country Among
tlem are Dr. Harris the United states COMMISSIONS
Of Education the presidents Of Harvard University.
Cornell University. Rutgers College ana maJorlN O."
all the state suprriutendcnts OF cducat'h Inc Oh" "
of the Department Of superintendent oil inc NANo'''
ton are A. ;. Draper, president j. \ b. lI''c'' ~
Alabama first vice csdent; +. L. McEl oy i rec H.
second vice president, and J.. W. Day, oil Olo scIc
tary
At today's session Harvey VI. La Toilette. stat"
SUPERINTENDENT Of Indiana. will speak on ach''
Statistics as the Basis Of Legislation or OmcM Aci"h
what shonld BE Collected and How y The subject
will be discussed by Frederick DICK state ouIcFh
tendent of Colorado \. +. NinNlhp, journal oil
Education Boston, and /. Il. Klcmm, Of Cincinnati
In the afternoon j. ". Patterson, Of Ne" -Il"mp
shire will sneak Of "What Is the Best Plan 81
Organization, He Will be followed b. Aaron Cove
OK president National Educational Association T. Is
Higbce, late state superintendent OF Penn'} wanna
Charles Kendall Adams, president OF Cornell TN
vcrsity Henry Sabin, State superintendent Of Iowa
lanes MacAllistcr, CITY superintendent ot fiIIdocl
phia; George Rowland. city superintendent OF
Chicago; Charles ". Eaidesn, "School Bulletin
syracuse G. Wcllman Parks, commissioner IN charge Of
educational exhibit, Paris Exposition 1889. The
discussio will be by William +. sheldon, OK president
of the National Educational Association; Nicola, Muir
raw Butler president of the College for the Training Of
Teachers New York, ThOma, j.. ot0ck"el. state
superintendent Of Rhode Island; Jc>,c h. IhaNcr
state superintendent of Wisconsin; JOhn liaurp'h
state SuDcrintendcnt of Ohio. l.. .. Chapman, state
SUPERINTENDENT Of NcwJcr,cy. ID. II. kicilc, state
SUPERINTENDENT Of Minnesota, and f. H. Cook Rutgers
College Grammar school, New buns"lck ,
In the evening there viii be discussion OF " inc
American Educational Exhibit at the International *
position Of -92" Prior to the discussion papers by tie
following men will be distributed John Eaton, cA
Tnjtcd State, Commissioner Of Education, james II.
Canteld president Of the National au0nal 1850
citation: Albert T.. Marble. cX-prcsdcnt OF the Ma
tlonII Educational Association. "
The following members had arrived last hlEht' anu
will make their headquarters at the 'rdid tchliat
IIncl; L. ". DAY. Cleveland. John MacDOndld
Editor Of "The Western school Journal Topeka ,
l. H. ZONES Indianapolis: George J.. Lane, Ncbra- IA :.
Charles W. Cole Albany \. :. Draper, New ork
Charles r. skinner. deputy superintendent, new DIX
state: Henry A. Wise baltimore, d. l.. kehlc, Iowa
NJ A. Newell secretary OF the Maryland state
board Of Education: y. G. Doughcrty, Peoria, ILL.,.
Lanes NJ Milne, principal If the state Normal school
0uconta y T.: Frederick Dick. Colorado: Edward
wait Iau,ingiurg. y. y: j. VI. GREENWOOD Kansas
civ: T. a. Metz. Chattanooga Tenn Their are also
at tie Grand Central ". r. Bcaslcy, OF winchester
y {. George y. Brown, Editor Of The Public school
Journal" Bloomington, III; and Dr. f. IL COok' OF
the RINGERS school. New BIunsvick, y. J.