New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TEACHERS GETTING IN1O LINE.
.rO MAKE REPORTS OE SCHOOL ATTEND
ANCE.
LARGE INCREASE IN SOME IXsTANCEs-oNE


OLD BUILDING NOT OPENED.
The rooms of the superintendent IN the bn'idihg
Of the Eoard Of Education at Grand ana Elm e''
were almost filed with teachers during part Vi
Yesterday superintendent Jasper WAS kept busy
answering the questions Of hls su"rdina'r> III reSdu
u their du,ics the effect Of the Introduction Of German
into the first grade q! the grammar Schools anu ''e
da;c OF completion Of the uniri>hd bniidih->' Laer
rcp,r,s r. cvcd at the superintendent ONCE con
frIncd the statement mad" YESTERDAY 'hdt o'i' o'o
of the old schools. Grammar school NO. ~ VIII Us
branch AZ One hundred and thirty fourth st. and Lonox
ave. remained closed on III" opening day i"0 uV'"H'
however at these schools will not be- hYe or Serious
According to George W. Delcvoi,; The 'up''in
tcndcn, Of school Luding-, the repairs on t'c DWIo
ing will We finished either t'-morr"" or on friu"N'
already announced il Will hc rc"rvcd for girls "h'ie
the n,.w building in unc hundred ana th"S i'" W."
Will lc devoted +, the accommodation q! oH>' iT
trustees placed card ON Ia" front door Oh VIC "'
ing Yesterday saving that the school w"nil be "p'i
an Noday with the exception of IN" primary o''l"''
ncnt which VIII remain closed for about another "'ch
rh. nov branch IN one humdr'h and thirty fourth
Il will be- ready for hr boys. IN all pi"h'D''H III
two or tir.n weeks. This delay haN III c'">'" Wv
the non arrival Of the furniture ordered FOR the ""'
ur Mr. pricvni>r has decided 10 furnish th' "''"
MY for The pr,>>nt with old furniture" IN order :"
n.,,n ,h. op.uinc of the school. The new fH'i'"ro
" 49,, -, ,u.,,.r ,,u. Duriu. SATURDAY.
sunday. M":diy and Tue Sday the s"l"rih'''u''' ~,
I'm, ,hooI Luldin,, visited seventy tins" OF t'' -"
,rboo hnu,r, IN the city. He will continue hi visits
duruc ia, rc>' Of the week.
rull rep 1T, If the Attendance on Monday nave ho'
hccu re N,d u Mr. 1a~ptr> Office n vet lie '>>""
circular on that day. however, a>hinE The 'c' J." !"
mort i, ,n The av .ri:, icndan' for the week ''''-
Iur - thn ,t,cudancr ON July ., The at'ehnah'c
am .,,rmlcr = the average Attendance for the wee"
rudn. september l.. IT," number 10 "'"" a'''' ~
VA, refused september :, tn" t"ti hummer /" ~
,dmi.> ON VA refused during the week. t ""''oo "
teacher, present. the number "i learners aos'''' '
la per hone, 10 haze these reports on Friday or Sa"
,r - ,Ii week. There w,> an unrXlc'to increase.
hvrvrr IN the attcudaNor AT some "i 'lic >'l"''>'
N,uu1 $50 ucw pupils we're enrolled III inc IF"''''
and grammar departments "i Grammar ''''i -
o. in the Twenty fourth Ward !" H'aiN p"P''> az
mission wa, refused lcysu>, they "ri' not '"I|""
with tie certificates OF var'ii'l"n require" ~ NV
statutes grvc!i!.u- tie public e'hs'!'
Mr. I,.r.r thu.k, the law should lc appicN To INC
nrivtc and pilrahIaI >,ool> a. we'll A. |" '"' pun"
schools. Many children Who should pc III ''' P''"'
e ,,> do no, Irluru NA"n one" sent a"aF' liz say =
l..can>c thcv can c'tc" The priNl'" ana par" m'''
,rh.ol This, he believes should l." changed Inc
animal LIST of destinations will H. handed III pH''"'
to-day or to mnrr' ~. y yet ":N TWO F>'s"',''"
fnu minor places have been made Known. II i
,nancht however, that there VIII b" all h'lu "'""'
forty ,h., wear. Two thee principals VIII resign
their pa e., II j. >ai
Il,,. members q: the Committee on Evening schools
me-, in the r.ll> IF TIA" Board If Education. yesterday
Afternoon t, complete t!l" N~' 3" nom, .,i,
ttr her, for three evening ish ~rh''l> ana iir >'r
a." i',ri 81 Educ,,i, for confirmation thi> after
,,,.i ~" c,, ming >,h"h> viii IL" "p''H "i. '!'
n.' n M%nn f ,% ~rh hioty i t. d.,c
register tie 'ai"> "i mo-, a. Lr."N ~ ,'ni ,
~nrt cyc.ii.- h.h >rr"! VIII lee c-:al'>r'i' a. tie
at:,uG.m,c At thc," la'tin' '' Promises % Oe W.