New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
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WAS Objective rII MINI THE

WAS OBJECTIVE PIT MH,N; THI:
CAUSE or THE DISEASE
The urinary department of Grammar school No 90.
A. Cour,l,nd, ave and hundred and forty "ehth Il.
Will remain closed until Monday at least IN a'"N''"
With the order 81 the Boar'i &" Eu'at"i III" iIn"
d,,,c cause 81 TIL, action the part II the loai'i X
ca.r Of dhthrra IN III" family uf ti" ianor Work
men ar, sin busy with tho repairs and alterations on
the budinc \ week VIII q" hy. probably. h"f'rr u"
,iuu,iuc 4, Gn..lnri. The DELAY tn" completion 81
the building /, due The failure ot The contractor I"
fulfil hs agreement
II l.. how"ycr >onrv hat uncertain whether IN" A."
OF diph, hrria /, the r>ui' =" III" aitarv condition ~
the school building. The officer Of III" Board "' ii'ai'h
who ~put~d the .a,c declined 10 ,ay that II Wa d"
10 mi. cau,e 4 committee "f the Bonr ~ li"Ai'h
>.miu.t rho rooms and ward a-i week. and decided
that IN. cnld,,n rond attend school with i'npHn'N
pro, idng that the teacher exercised III" proper 'a
and authority, The repairs the building Will be
finished now IN alrIut one week. Tie SCHOOL VIII ''r'
comp.re fa,oiAbly with any other In Oh" otv The
trustees may decide to keep the school closed nn'htas
time
PRINCIPALS OF PIBLtC NIGHT SCHOOLS.
The SUPERINTENDENT U: tho Public Schools AMI hi'
Assistant. are bu,y engaged In preparing the ihior
nation ASKED for by Mayor Grant In his letter ~ inc
Ko,rd az Education on Wednesday. Mr. Jasper VIII
send circulars 70 the various teachers In the cay 10
day or a. morrow. In arcorlare win the ir.o'''o''
Of tho Board of Eduration. Ia Ict adduohii i'' III
regard to the attendance at the school, When super
,n.pdent Jasper finishes lii report the Boarl oi fo"
cation Will be- in po,,rs,inn Of long array OF Facts
ro,,ivc T., the condition OF New York's schools and
cbo,J ,IIlir,.n The rn~mbcr- will then be- able 10
dcc,dc what amount III money they VIII ask from u"
Hoard OF Estimate. NJ. Jasper has iN>'rd can TO-
meeting Of the male principals OF the SCHOOLS al Ms
once at o'clock today. The female prime Va
tI,c srhoos will meet AT the same p'a" next "~h
school matter, will lie discussed at bot mce'ihsH anu
a programme of lectures for the teachers during the
winter will be- drrdrd upon
mi, H., Of the principals Of tue evening schools
Is follows ,
Four,h ward. Junior Evening school NO l. 'oScp"
I, n.r,iuc. Einh Ward senior Evening school ~"
4 samuel Nor ,hoii>r, SEVENTH Ward emhi' H.
school No. " Kate VI. stephens. ElShh war;. rr.,n'
Eighth Ward Junior Evening Hr"ol No. rs, Jon -, a.
,Iuruirc Ninth Ward Junior Evening Sehooi w. , ai
81" 20. Peter Morros; Eleventh Ward Male EvemnS
school No 20. Eugene +. ..a'g Ws,,, iiunicr:
T MST fe War Male Evening school NO 81 David T.
t;sdds Thirteenth Ward Junior Eyehlg s Nci Evcuins
Annc noy r, Re- snv W%r -is,e"n VAN
ssmsr Evcun1 s. hool no A.. Jennie IRE seventeenth
a4 0 Ev ss Fl s; %S 10 f r.
prtnripal yet appointed seventeenth Ward Srnlor
w Is '" jsSr ' EssSns
mmir M b. james BURKE: Eighteenth warl. Junior
ys%ns 80 S,:H" 80 F F. S3. s' %S1
W,.i.cnth Wari Scnor Evening school No. 90 Eliza
!; Pei: twentieth Ward. Junior Evening school No.
q. richmond r. Elliott Twenty n't r Wan' ssn"I
Ward Junior Evening senior ~" Eve Mrsr School
t Tl Martin IT, RAY: TwentythIri warl. Mixed
mn,or Evening school 30 ~. Evandcr Chiids Even
ing Iiiuh Srhool In Grammar school No 90. JACOB i.
Grammar; IT; MS" School &" 3d. Elijah 4: Rowland