Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17


OPENING IHx HreH scHooLs-rHK pnrRIBu-
TON on Ynxx scHoot nooKs
Next Monday the new wear Of the public
m V 80
~. $500 va, ossin. sna os iuesaAs I" u0uen'
sn.' ever ming VIII De IN larry good running
order The prospects are that the attendance
will be larger than ever before. and accommo-
Satious have been made for unx.ra Of ~ ooo
80 -. NNe ,'i up"N "a 1870
puP"s An "asiaon 70 tnese .nore wa Ptoo-
soi! DC more IMAM 2,Soo pupils In the night
schools, which viii bring the grand total up
beyond 40 OO0
The PRINCIPALS of all the scbools. excent the
High schools we're rreso,t ,b;s mo,n,,c a
their ,esnectiye bn,iaincs ,n,s.r ,;.as,s 81 49,
mission 10 new nup,ls. They will he on hand
this afternoon from a 10 & ana tomorrow from
to 10 a. m. and from TO g I'M. for the same
purpose
By far the larger pronortion of the students
are nassau f-or, rear 10 year nv tr,nsfer
These will renort for work on Monday whiie
the new pupils will not make their aebnt until
Tuesday morning.
- $4,000, ,oo,.
:. h''A OWNS
Inc novelty OF TINS year session Is tha' IN
the hrst four grades the book lists viii not be
carried TO the book stores. but the schools will
furnish the nun;ls with tex, hooks
tn; a, !, - .
,raa. "a 20 .sa An VIZ nalo =. M ~. fne;-
o;an,.o s a VIC p.-'sioN :. "as .ro,,-.h,
n. W iurnisn al .he sraues ~ was VI. u.
Ton, sra.S.s ~ I'll a. "hISra, ~ 90 40 in
thea srad:. - 80 ,'ra.o,,, ,hon,..lv.s ~ s,n-
dents.
The District now has over s25,oo0 worth Of
text BOOKS In these grades. all STAMPED win
'ns ,n'" ;u " me We
DIV for them. TO be returned AT the close of tie
session.
The custodian. Mr.. VIM. Chinn. has been busy
for DAYS past. with the assistance OF a CORPS
from the manual training school. distributing
this immense stock of books to the various
principals of diyision nnon their reouisitions
As soon as the teachers know how
many scholars they will nave they will
be furnished with their share of the
books and bv Tuesday the children will proba-
bly be supplied with all thew need in this line
The books are all numbered consecutively and
each child will be held responsible for loss or
damage to his books beyond the ordinary wear
and tear. The life Of q book under such circum-
stances Is between three and Tour years ana
tn ne we 81 iiee y nas
ton will probably be ask a from Congress for
the enlargement Of .he work next wear.
The school accommodations will be increased
during the year by twelve new school build
ings. Six of these will be ready for cccupa-
ton at the opening Of the year and the Others
are expected to be ready by the lst of January.
The corps OF instructors for the coming year
consists OF si5 teachers. OF whom 600 are white.
Or the entire number seventy are 10 be em-
ployed In the high schools.
THE TEACHERS MEETINGS.
The ,o.,hars 90 ,ha ,ar;ors d;,.;s;o,s ,r;ll
-
inee' 'neir euPerin'enuen'' anu 'neir 'esPeo-
tive trustees and supervising principals at the
schools and at the hours name below saturday,
September 10:
Fifth disyision, Curtis School, 9 o'clock;
sixth division A, Franklin School. 10 O'Clock;
FIRST division, Franklin School, 1880 O'Clock:
second division A. Seaton School. IL O'Clock:
second division b. Gales School IL 80 O'Clock
third division, Wallach School. l:30 O'Clock;
sixth division Il, Tyler School $50 o'clock.
Fourth division jefferson school $3.50 o clock;
seventh division. Sumner School, l O'Clock;
eighth division b, Lincoln School, 8 O'Clock;
eighth division A and seventh division B, John
F. Cook School. 4:30 o clock Sixth division u
includes the Tyler and Cranch schools
/ THE ,rrcu scroors
,,u
no oi"NA .NNoo 81" N"P''o. nm "nu
Georgetown and the business school estab-
lished last wear as somewhat of an experiment
have n-oved so s,ccessfpl .ho. tho boa-s of
trustaes has determined 10 increase the facilities
Cor tbe coming ve,r
Dnring .he summer the busiress scbool has
hnen rar,ovod from tba overcrow1aa I'bomson
bn;il;r, 20 a. E,arrl;- a, I2,b a,,i X a,ra.,s
uharS rtk1tl m nl Nn mn.
nsw teacbare now tvnavr;ters now fnrnitn-e
80 ,Ionty 90 eraca rrnnise vail for ,ho
stnd.pts
The numbsr soeking admission this fall il
oraator ,Lar icst Ssn,o,har sbowi,,, a.
-, 1911. &C. 50 H. non,s. 81 81, 81,
Soth ,,s, 20 r. 80 ,,,,,;,s "''N
A. r. C,'s,;s Iii l., - ,,oo-,.,o-,, ,,,,-r
,ohora. 80, e. - ~ ,I =, Sos -, &C.,
~, ,a,v anrora,ns nmrnhasad st;iI.J ,aanh"rs
49,, nen pprI ~ =. Co-;.nI I'm rL =,
~ $1,000 go iii ho dona T. ada,,;nr, -, r.,
- ~ e. - 80 80 a.sne..S 70.
~ o.. VIC Th;s Iii a,ir Sn~,Ja ~. -. ''.o =,
Lo.h scbnoIs Tba Car;toI Han scboo, wi, ha
located as heretofore in the Peabody buildinc
until the new structure on the wallach lot is
ready. This building is now erected to the
miro story, ara II promises 70 oe aafen pelore
ho,,a,.a.f - ae-rdiiJ a. H. ,,,oa,,t;,,,- -
ui.h fnrce % abie tescbe-s ,bs succsas n, The
scbool ia oSsnrsJ
TSora 49, haa,, rr,,orors oh,,cos n, .ba
centraI HIGH school On tSo cornar ~ p an5
I'll strao,s a NV c-amr,ar scbnoi las r.
$3.50 e. ,".an,meja.a ~ So - IL Saa-
III S;,;S;o,, WILL ar b,';'S;,,a "a rooe.-
,;zaa aa n.ce.s;ty - viii h. ina1a5 a, uisi
-, E..Ia So ~, H. - g., -, :,
- III. '''',e - s,;no - Iro1,,i
Tnr;,, ~. Snn'm.r ,Dar,s Of ,po bic tniIdi,-r
haxa bs. .n renara,ed tIa drsu;ne, reo,,,s hax 3
ali hen Laisomine5 new sinLs have hen ad5sd
10 e. ,nan, g.. H. ,,o5aI;na ro.,nrs -
w tue ~ io '. s' "a. $500, a'iI