New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE SCHOOLS OPEN AGAIN.
FIVE THOUSAND PUPILS TURNED A"Al.
SEVERAL CAUSE, DELAYED THE BUILDINGS
WORKING; HARD To MAKE ROOM FOR ALI"


WORKING; mAED II MAKE ROOM FOR ALL"
The second Monday III september Is rcd !c'ter "As
e. ,, c,,,.,r ~ New. York boy, and girls. The sum
,,,r v,r,,i,u ended yc-tcid1v. and tii' hTr'''' VI
l;OWO children were filled with varied e''''''' "
they contemplated the return to II" "i'cF sun
Pa, .,-,c,s and ,vcrur, ~ the city were 'iO""eu
early IN TIC m ming. - the throiiS' Oh pt's'''
iny, and girl moved on to the >ch""l u"''''e
r,,,. sod A a rule III fresh. clean SUITS ann "e
their cheek, tanned frvm exposure {" the Su.' ''c ~ nay
. r,,, ones wa, An ms prng and hopeful sHh'' i"c''
,,rr, couu,rativcly few case, Of tuinry or 'ou''S
A., lr.cr. Tho tciut!fu clear weather s'e"''" " ~.
he Young pupils with vim anu Pu>" WIN '
.ncnurasing 10 the 300 teachers WHO "c''o'"' ~
To- Their dc;hs aiain 49,, ,r.,,or
Xn, mnch studying was done yesterday however
r, .,r mart 81 M. day was devoted 10 the placing
Il IN, ,c Jars the assignment Of classes the "'.''o
r,,., nf book, and the instruction "t the H""'S ~.
mo-, ready for their first battle Win tIe o''"" -
I.s,,..s wcr. r.itcd IN SON" OF the d"wh''""" s'"
urin. the afternoon. but they were >','r' a"" a.,
In ,ry f., their nature SINE Of the schools "sr' Wv,
| 49,, .r,v -, the dav. and the children LETT the"
~, ,,,t ,,cy hid one more day added 10
lar ana PIE, AIT a't"'' ,.s,cu
IN, tl,. st, Axiom 81 som" youths. c'NlT'"' W
81; The sweets OF pho>"phy.' was p''',"s",
,.,.-, their VIII. About 1000 boy au s'''
.,,,.r..ll,d 10 r.'turn to their homes 'F VIC ~
a,
arm ar, dc,artn,cit 81 Grammar S'h" Il No. o. ~
~ h,,a,,.i and u,,.cuh.-t and Fifth ave Al''"uea
f.. vn. ~ ne, tee, that i've or sA schools """'' "
necessity rnain closed. Mr.. Jasper 3D." ''''' '''
,,u, ~ the OH .chorl> had f'Ilcd TO DO e"os e
Lu,,d.n. was Grammar school y" ~ III 'hc'''"'"
aud ,vru,y clsh,h 81. between Len"N anu Hc'''''
,, with it, new branch AZ one hundred! ana 'h'r''
L.n~,l { and lrluA atr. Th> echoed, with - ha''''
viu Accommodate about iluo pupils. VINO VIII ."
lY.,S ,o wait possibly Tor two VEGAS. He iF'sec'
- the school think however. that thcV VIII S'''
the rii,ns, ready IN less than one week Inc u'' '
49,, ,,-n,,,r >ch,,, 80 &, VIII be used for the ar
c,mu,d,,i,n II alolt 600 boys. while the on p''
,,. ,-iu Lc devoted cN,l.vcly to the u.s. ~ girls
C,,,rary 10 GENERAL b,lrt the new school at HIsl
,.d,. Lr,xu a, ,irnnuar school No -. wa> ready
"a r.,. =. uu,i,, early yctcrdav mor'ine. and almost
200 boy, ard girls took then places Wilma "S WINS
The most numerous arpHr"t,"S We're ''"" IL i'"'
| r,u rs nrar,y l. r"n.d b. c>'!hia''o' ''"'" ~"
Loys and glrS prs nt"! Themselves AT s'""'' '''
,.r,w Th., i, oul, Il nth. more than III" nnt1'i!
ANIMAL nc,a-c ~ the number ol school ''uid'Vh III
the c.ty few Of The schools in tlc lower part g:
r city hno practically Increase IN III. n"n''cr
| Of their pupils Tie movement II families uptown
LII continue. A. consequence, IN" hummer "'
school children IN the lower part of town decrease
relatively white III" number o: chldrcA In TIC upper
part, II III. ely IN r'a,r~ greatly
sup.Irtrndrit JASPER >i.d yesterday th'l t'tr Wa
| .,,ru d,t.ou IN Sew York t's l;D.on school "a!
1
drcn but the room and vacant places Wc" III districts
where there were fcw children a. I'LL ;iril III" room
aiJ ,t, good he adj. d. bccaHNc hr II '"u'"' c"hlu
| uut ,l- trbl,r the >urllu, IN the Harlem ana UP
TOWN ward, among the buildings III the part' the
| ,Itv devoted to bushes Interests. III" "Ht"W Oh
| the whole, Mr.. jasper f"ind cnc"urielne lie 10"
,.n that thrr, would be room for all children wlio
might aruly for place, before the end oi IA" year
] tcrgc w. Debcyo>c. superintendent ol s'h"i "u'lh
rcs MAS the recipient al nluny conftatnIaloh' yes
,,,v o,cr his excellent work during the >liInrr and
,, mn ilr OF ,tlIpol> WREN IL, Npi 'VF"S ~.
vat s.t,',I,r rllc strike ~ the tlon painters mo
ir,,, ON the New YOrh Central Railroad aga Inc pii'S
hnyrot have delayed his progress hFa'H. f"ncs
hny h,,n vo"hlug at night Ol late on some oi the he"
| and oo budings Ia order I" iii them for use A.,
Tho strike on the Central delayed the ARRIVAL OF tc
fur,iur for many OF the buildings. some 81 H. htH
| moi come To the city yet. Before November Ipw
ever the seating rapaciy oi the srhoui' MI w ~,
cr,n sod by p-Ii Ii l. also prOhshl" thAt Incic WI
| Ia, /. 900 additional seats ready for uSr before uao
los, Of IN" present year That n'ihrr VIII Dr "o,o
iian >unricn for all tho school rhtirch oil .nc ny M
In nil probability. During the year l"oi about l7.on
;rr Sat, viii be atdcd To the list. Mr. n'br'",o
| has other plans. however. !tr VIII ask u.e ~
ntur. 4, anp,npriate So 900 coo for the srnbos tiNS
winter Part OF this sum VIII be- devoted 10 the ec'
lion uf n new building for the Lizard 81 FMuralnI ab
lark ave and F.ity-nnth.s TIL. other lali VIII u"
| ,s,d for the erection Of srhODl buildings III inc
upp, wards. Mr.. jasper and his ASSISTANT, Will pcRin
,,ir annual vi. ltation schools - 'av week
viii hy In All probability Dcioc INC! VIII NC ""0 ~
| MAX" their report. . ,,..,
In addition to the public school, thc Eormai v r
| weru In attendance