The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-05-12
SCHOOLS Fl CHARLOTTE.
THE FIRST MANI Nj Tfs AIMING.
sCHO FOR GOYsis
THE SrAfE.

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Charl''te's Successful Graded 9choos.
Nothing rubs s. near the great heart
of a ommuuity as the inslituuo-S which
iays for is masses of children their edu
c.tional 4 unda ion. Nothing has greater
power to mould the sentiment Of the ris
ing generation. Acting with this view,
the Board of Directors nave placed at its
head Superintendent Alexander Graham,
a middle aged, scholarly gentleman pNs
al /,
ic in his great work
The writer made close inspection
yesterday of the methods of teaching
and equipment for the same in this ex
CT ;enJ scnOOl, a ald according to his Sha
low, yet honest pedagogics he must de-
clare it second to no institution of its
class in the South, having few equals
anywhere.
Not con; ent with the mere theoretical
training or the mind and hand, by the
almost uuan1moa, voice OF the City Al
lermen, a Manual Training School was
established il connection with tie Grad
ed School work, thus giving to the Queen
City a valuable ldjunct not Ell yed by
an other place ii the Old Nort4 STATE.
M Chas 9 HOOK, OF " heeling, ". Va
\ graduate Of TIE fam as Wasting on
Uuiver.lfy of ST LOUIS, has ch3rge OF
th,5 depa. mem, and the writer is hon
est when be deciar trat no where IL
tie South has such a j joyiul scene ever
nat Dis eyes, a. when he gaz ii IL adm
ration upon the class of BOY at work in
the mec n .nicai Cepartnl mt. Mere cnii-
dreu o. from ten % fifteen year, plain
lng, chizziing. carving aHG saving With
ali the latest tools OF cArp1 NJ. :, con
strGcsing all manner of j >inss, ,fieTs,
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>'.ns no" 10 US ha * iiful ha IN a
practical man ner. Shame'ul does
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This commnnlty than this most excellent
school for girls. holding position
among the leading institutions If the
State. Not to go into the details Of 1u-
struction and curriculum the writer
would love to speak of the foremost
stand taken by it in the musical world
ever since the talented Prof. A. Bsu-
man. 80 we'll and favorably known in
Raleigh. where he now resides, had the
directorsh,p of this department., aud
Rev. R Burwel! aud Son, .ikeWise Bal
eigh people, conducted the aft airs OF the
Institute.
The recognition of its no well known
aud popn ar mus!cal dir cor, FIof. Jo-
seph McLsan, By his election to the re-
SD ,nsible office of President of the North
Carolina Chora! Association. is a true
indication of the stand this schooi takes
in the cultivation Of this attractive art.
The Princlpai OF this Institute Is the
heV. =" m II. Z hluooh' y 10 ~ no" aIso
IfesidenS OF the oo.'eee 10, women ~
Columbia, = ana the iauy princlple,
MS Ohas. ~ hcl'er' tne Iaien'eu aao
hlshly accom- mpllsoeo VIE OF rtol: NC