New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04

NEEDS OF THE KINDERGARTEN.
The kindergarten opened the fall term September
II Last year there were three teachers and over
seventy children on the rolls but owing to the lack
of flnds only two were employed this Ia. Al tho
ouenIng hour the kindergarten found the room
tbronged with waiting mothers each one eager 70
niesJ for her own child to be taken into the KIN
dergarten Under the circumstances one ony sp-
centin3 babes in arms The number had to he re-
duccd however, and at present there Is an average
Last winter much attention was given to the IN he
roese and University settlements united for th.'
effort. careful canvass Of 90 ianes VIZ an, Yer.
unemployed 40 cent more were p s,gas
poyea and only % per cent Of the time out
Of employment was four months from the i,me . 81
tee wh sns bs Is ss; se @ ping
work was organized mainly under me a tds ICES
Of se cssss at S 81
nurnbed q were mae unmarried; 1901 married. 10
sven false addresses and otherwise frsaduIent
2iS were unworthy AZ to nationality Irisb French
and Italians america oyer Hye years; Ss nn.
employed over five months, 'ot The majority were
1 york on the peedWay to s. sfset-sWeepins 20
tailoring to . snr,s to rSe SeD oa no num-
Der of sreeIsweplng tickets issued was rePr rs
snolicsnts With families. S3S had more than three
children in addition 10 the wfe 70 snppoI, dnr
the one million dollar appropriation BY the Legisa:
ture we're not retained 50 long az the applicants
manseement OF that appropriation showed great
carelessness and extravaganza and misappropra-
ton of funds
WHO THE RESIDENTS ARE.
There arc six residents at the present time. Two
or three residents in the house during the en-
tire summer supplying the deficiencies created py
the absence Of many of the uptown workers ,h %"
their summer vacations ana tnus no ihe resdents
are engaged In different works In the dls.s,cSI
James 3. Reynolds. rs head worker mas se"u s
member OF the Committee OF Seventy. and served on
the Platform and Press Committees OF tn S oay
during the campaign, and was captain OF the Jooi
Government Club watchers ELECTION day: Since
then he has Sso as eS seilea al Of the COM
mttees Small Parks and Tenement ho Nie t fer
lS Se :rtns s sloakmakers and laborei promote
a harmonious settlement Of the differences oetmeen
physician Of the settlement has had previous prae-
iice in Los Angeles. cal She holds once nours ros
snecia counsel 10 members OF the clubs and renders
invaluable service in protecting the kindersafen
diseases Water s Urord. student OF sociology
at Columbia College Is chairman OF tne sansy
s snSn as ss s n and n
S Sas n eondnced free esoi bureau aate win
the German LeSal Aii society with him Me.sTs;
Counsel. Truman run Temple serves in the district
committee OF the Charity Society Is a manager OF
c.ass in club swngin, and acted as special worker
in canvassng among tenement houses ans cha ,,ro,,
extent OF It's capacity. With membership OF over
1000 in clubs and classes and an average use OF me
receive There are accommodations ior
2ny ioqr residents when We ougn - Of the
movement notwithstanding the irregular supply OF
wcsnFs seems e lse nsi to he rmnsn
value OF the work. Land should be bought ana
estei in = work reaching so deeply into the social
problem should have the opportunity to contribute