New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
y,r SCHOOL HOUSE ON FORTY sIxTH-sr NEAR sIxTHAvE

NEW SCUOOLHOtSE ON FOKl !
fortv-nve are for boys. forty-sevcn for gr's ana
fifteen FOR boys and girls. In thir'y-eish' P'''"'s
schools and eighty-six departments. Ne" ''r,o
were opened in observation-disclosures ~
hurdrod.and-,wenty-nfth-s and Forty-siNth-s'''
na o,,ers will soon be completed and ready t. re-
ceive the waiting pupils. Annexes 10 SCHOOLS 81
,,o ron,h Eleventh. Thirteenth ana S'N'h'e'n'''
wards are in course OF construction anu GUY 49,
tendent Snyder says they Will be hnis"e' "'''''
six weeks. . oo hun
dred.and-twenty-nfth-st. between N'"'o" ~
r,f,, ayes has been converted into school, ""''c
-oo hovs are temporarily accommodated p"' 10
huilalng will BE- abandoned when the ~" 80
houses in northumberland eN"nteeh'n- 81 "",
X,cholasave and in One-hundrc i-an1-iof'5 NM
6, are completed These TWO schools WIZ nav
Communications for abog: 800 pupi''
Superintendent Jasper said. When s'h'o' -
l., T,,' 90 had about 100 names registered ana
"a an average attendance Of about l'"', NC
on.ned to-day with a registration OF npou, '''
and the average attendance WI" "D'" .nooi
ia noo but this does not nclud" All W. To-
children with colleges AMI corporate go, a.,
,,,a .,hcrc should b. about I-'' '",'''' "
'' ,Iav There are always ab'eh'''S
-, a., order - learn ~" cause '''
.orco twelve truant agents haV" afc"''
work and theg reports VIII 500" ..,,
We must be on the lookout alsb a. W. -,
ve,r for children from out % ''"" w." -
!,, ,,,o our schools We.tchesicr County. "''V"
sup nv t".a,, CIV send Ne a fcw annually, VINO
are always discovered ""N''
trouble. ,.,do,c. Of our
THE annual increase In Tn" M, - ,hs
,hltc schools" he added. - about '''""' 'o -,
,o,al school population oi cry h'''e - -,
.ah,,a,,s and 10 Judge from the a'teh'A"C' ~
the schools on op'"'"e ''
~ Tan - ,he schools TO which the children came
yesterday were not ready FOR occHp'h'' a..
., the trades strike. ana 1t vi" ~ ~ -,
ho,,r. they will be complete. Inc S'n"'''
-. Grammar School so. -. Fordhan' '''"
nv school Nc ~. First-st. Primary "'"r" ~
-, t,o,-,h-st. Grammar school SO o. ''''-
feminist. Primary ScH""l -" %"
vonroe-st: Grammar School 30. ~ Wv 80 ~
ord.fortv-scventh-st. Grammar Sch'o' 80. ~
h,,rdred.and-thiriy- fourth-st ana ieN'k.o',
,-,,,ar, school 80 2. Ctty Hall Place Grammar
School No =. Ffty-second-s' anu
M y Vest Thirty seventh-:t -.
- Oh the other schools. tcachcrs ana pup''A VII.
90 ,o,k a, once. and two hours after scho' op,"'t
M one would have known mat II was ''' "'''
session 81 ,ba last school year 1851 womeA ana w
men we're In the employ ~ the bphrd a. - H.,
anu UNI ngh,yaye Matrmony reduced The ranks oh
,he w5men's aide by about fprty hutint 'n ALL
q no." " ~, nrlnciial ~ Grammar school -. -
Seventie,h-s, and Firs-ave 1eGsr 80 T. Of Eng
former rIimG.p" ne College OF the CITY of New
York .,...,... tho one in For,y-six,h-
vi t sixth and Seventh ayes. Is the one W'tt
worthy Of note II Is PUN oi b,y,ysIy cassrooms
u d,,ni NIih the most modern applan-S Tor NJ.
ing and ventlating ana mas Aes'l IN. rr,,,
any mart of the building. on INC hrc2h- TO, ~,
far.. assembly room for the boys ana shIS "I W
assembly room Of the same Size y set as''e 'o' "
boys of the grammar department +, ,, ,s,,
RI
ne n ms when are finished In natural oak, and
,hs notwithstanding Is Of dark brown leather ..
on the glass window over 'he 'o'""'' ~ ~
from Tcnnyson appears
h ST,s OF only " Noble to be good.
KIND hearts sre more than coIonc's.,
Tho Health Department In Mulherry-st hai a
busy day Yesterday OWING To tne opcnInt ~ orr ~,
pet vaccination certificates. ana before noon uoIr
man 500 children had been vacclnated ana reeve
cer.jGcate, emitting them 10 place III the pun"
All the evening schools will be opened Septcm-
o., last night at the various schools AZ thc East
Side Evening High SCHOOL,; Norio.k-st mn
o caae,dst tree instruction Will be given In Amer
49, cnnstution history and political economy In
CONJUNCTION with debates. The lecturer VIII be Dr'
rharn viii he classes In Ave evening schools for
sewing and classes for cooking In two evening
schools. provided that twenty girls N encn LASS
will attend regularly. and the Boards OF sch2oi
trustees in the wards where these schools are 10
Gated give their consent go - u,,,os
The Hoard OF Education will meet next W"'nes-
day afternoon. and the school budget Is ready to
law before the board For the year lSo the iohr oi
Estimates will be asked to appropr,n.e ,pst
par, ~ the increase is to provide for manual train
ing About $1,000 will be asked to continue .ne
then the amount for the Physical Culture De-
partment will be doubled.
ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE TO OPEN TO-DAY.