The evening times., 1895-10-07
TO STUDY By LIMPL6HT
Night Schools Will Begin Their
Work This Evening.
LARGE NUMBER ENROLLED
Cooking and SStenography Are Two
New Features of the Course Pro-
vtded-As~ignmen Of Teachers In
the Various Grades-Schedule of
Classes AS Arranged

who have not the time and opportunity to
attend day school, and other thousands who
have passed the school age are awaiting
! with interest the opening of fthe night schools,
| under tie auspices OF the public school sys-
| tenn, " hich viii be iraugurated this even
ing. The hour for opening the colorcd
schools is 7:3O o'clock and for the white
schools Z O'Clock.
The night schools are about five years
old, and have proved 10 be an Institution To
| hich are credited the most valuable and
| indispensable results. The only rsstric-
ton as 10 attendance is that the pupil must
be at least thirteen years old, and, OF course.
good behavior. There are a good many
"old boys usually on the role OF the night
| schools, and as a rule they are diliSent and
painstaking, as one who goes TO school
voluntarily generally knows the value OF
an education. For this reason young for
eigners and even old foreigners avail them
| selves or this great benefieence and are
credited with being diligent and docile.
OPENED EARLIER THAN USUAL.
The applicants are now aware that the
schools " ill be opened this year two weeks
earlier than usual. BY this arrangement
they will put in full time before Christmas
| and still have tw weeks al that season as
a holiday
Inaddition to the Us ual scholas, ic branches
| arrangements have been made for the
practical arts OF stenography and cooking.
| The cooking schools are always well at
tended and have done good service.
The following assignments of teachers
| have been made, with the places OF teach
| ing given:
Night High School-F. 4. Springer. prin
cipal; English, X. K. CptoD; bookkeeping,
| T. W. Robertson; mathematics, F E. Throck-
morton; typewritipg, \. f. Snyder, aEd
dra wing. c. Van Doren.
Franklin building-P. \. Hughes, prin-
| cjpal; c. A. Springer, c. X. FIBckcl, and
| Miss Josephine Burke
Henry buildings. n. Ryder, principal;
Miss S. B. Sipe, Miss T. c. Roeser, and a.
l.. Howard
wallach building-H NJ. johnson. princi-
pal; S. Carroll Ford, Ii. q. Jones, and n p.
Ennis.
Jefferson buildings. E. Kraemer, prin-
cpaE c. L. Parker, and W C. Henry.
Curtis building-B. W. Murch.
Grant bujldiBg-Joseph E. Falck.
HiIlsdale buiiding-A. L. Smith.
Mott building-w. b. Evans, principal
Matheil Williams, and Jessie wormley.
COLoRED SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS.
Mr.. John F. Cook. superintendent of the
coiored schools. has made the following
assignments:
Sumner School-Mr. E W. Brown. prin-
cipaI: Mr.. J. Is. Thompson, Miss Nj. Louise
Washington, Miss Lillian l.. Welsh. Miss
Lucy ]. Motcn. Miss Louise X. Smallwood.
Wormley SchOol-Miss Anna NJ. Mason.
principal: Miss Sarah Hall. Miss Medora
A Allen.
Carnot SchooI-Niiss Emma F. G. Mer-
ri,t. principal; Mrs. Laura j. Moss. Miss
Mary III. Somervile, and Miss Ella N.
Lynch.
John C. Cook Schonl-Miss VI. B. Gibbs
principal: Mrs. Helen c. Smith. Mrs. f. Z.
Parker, and Miss Maria A. Moore.
Lincoln School-Miss h. L. Alexander,
principal; Miss Amelia X. Alexa nder. Mrs.
Lenora A. Bruce, and Mrs. G. Crouch
Brooks.
Randall School-Mr. James Storum.
principal; Mr.. William A. Former, Mrs.
Anna S. Holmes, and Miss Frances E.
Payne.
IN INDUSTRIAL BRANCHES.
The teachers in the Industrial branches
are as follows.
In Stenography-At the Spencerian Busi-
ness College. Miss A. L. Harmon.
Cooking-At No. 609 o street north west.
Miss f. S. Jacobs; at Waliach School. Miss
NJ Daniel: at jefferson School, Mrs. A.
c. Pollock.
The cooking schools for colored classes
will be at the Stevens and Kendall build
ings. The nights. which are usually two
a week. will lproba hi be today.
The regular school nights are Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, the sessions to
be two hours long.
The teachers for the Mott and Hillsdale
Schools have not been named yet These
are the county cclored schools.
Arrangements for the High School have
been made as follows:
Class is to meet Mondays and Fridays.
from to 8 O'Clock, and will take up
shorthand. bookkeeping, mechanical draw
ing, arithmetic. English literature and type
writing.
Class 3. Monda VS. and Wednesdays. from
s to 9 O'Clock. Studies. Latin. shorthand,
bookkeeping, mechanical drawing, algebra,
grammar and typewriting.
Glass C. Weinesda vs.. from : to O'Clock,
and Fridays. from 8 to 9 O'Clock. Studies.
Latin, shorthand. bookkeeping, mechanical
drawing, geometry, grammar and type.
writing.