The evening world., 1894-09-01

The silk mill on One Hundred and
,r,n avenues has hSrn tranSt9rmrI
tfrtor fittings absolutely up to date. II
Will accommodate l,4Co scholars and con-
tains twenty-three class-rooms. 1t has
yet to be designat ted numerically by the
Board OF Education, and Its dedication
q school purposes means the appoint
o. of new new p teaeSara and more than
An annex has been built to Grammar
School No; 81, which will provide four
teen additi0nal with seat
thus doing away with the necessity for
using the buildings lo5. and lU7 West
3 have been abandoned.
K The old Harlem Democratic club build
Ing on East One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street has been rebuilt and hence
forth Will be known as Grammar School
3 No. %, high school for boys.
al The fourth new school in the Twelfth
A Ward, erected on East one Hundred and
Twenty fourth street, has eleven rooms
pupils of the primary grade. Additional
teachers win be required to con
duct this chool to which number
has not yet been given.
In the Seventeenth Ward the new
1annex to Grammar school No. 49,, on
= East Thirteenth street. Will afford lloJ
additional pupils the opportunity 10 at
tend school.
Old Primary School No. c. in which
there were but four class-roums. has
been abandoned because of the building
OF an annex to Grammar School No. -
on East Fourth street. which makes
room for 800 new pupils.
Old Grammar School No. 81, on West
lForty-first street, will this year be used
exclusively as a school for Coiored chill
dren. The new Grammar School No 81
il located on West Forty NTH street,
scholars, those who formerly atteEd' !
Bchool No. so, on West Forty-second
street will pursue their studies in tht
new building.
In all accommoda atoms have been pro-
vided for $3.50 pupils But notwithstand-
ing this increase in school accomm pia-
< lions, Superintendent of School Build
( ings C. b, j. Snyder anticipates and
x rather expects that more scholars Will
be clamoring for admission to the
schools than can be accommodated. 70
meet this expected demand Supt Snyder
will have an annex containing SIX
classes for Grammar School No IS, on
West Fifty-second street, ready by oct
y Il BY November there will be ready for
& occupancy an annex to Grammar School
:. 81 containing fourteen class-rooms. with
n Individual seats for $40 children. and an
modating $50 pupils
BY December the new school building
ON Eighty-frst street and Avenue viii
have been completed. 1t Will contain
forty-hve class-rooms, with a total ca
pncity for 200 scholars.
"a = During the year 1895 buildings now in
~. the course Oh OF LOT WHO
contracts have been made will be lin.
tshed and accommodations made for
1850 more pupils.
Last year there were 800 $50 scholars
enrolled in the public schools: for whom
there were 4635 teachers. The addeC
school accommodate will increase the
number of pupils and teachers. Ac
Mckiuilin. clerk OF the Board of Educa
II1u. each grammar school scholar COS
I0e city s30.2S to teach last year. Will,
he cost OF teaching each pupil in thu
urinary school was 1850
~ look forward to the reopening o
IU& schools With considerable satisfac
<I1U,f x64id I6upt~ Snyder, because
E|/&Eo fhGt teachers and scholars will
X.LfocIate what has been done for thei
H<N being. can state without fea
~ confradiction that the sanitary con
1I<iln Of the schools is as perfect a