New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-05

IGER ANDERSON.
n the Cleveland School OF ora;ory. Cleveland. Ohio
in poem, in grasping and carrying the thought,
hgures in the poem ,.., - s.,.c,-
ing essentials in the life Of the subject. If the
subject is author children are allowed to select
'n5r eSSeS PSf9 in reading
search and selection.
90 Social and business correspondence.
In the map drawing the school exhibits maps or
OF @ OF aS OF hoWne ne the
Of the different countries. as compared with the
size of the United States or of some particular
In order that the features of the exhibit may be
easily found. the following has been selected:
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 2.
of work 'oi'k in spelling 'e'''
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO s.
Male Department, Henry Cassidy. prncipa-The
workshop, under the supervision OF Albert W. Gar
rtt has turned out very excellent work IN WOOD
things such as shutters, screens. book holders and
Female Department Miss E. c. Schoonmaker
prinspal3The school exhibit IN modelling and paper
is fine. Sewing from al grades through the sixth
year first term Is shown and the culinary depart
the drawing class. The modelling has been com
mented upon very fine
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO G.
Mr.. Coleman-Fine work they have done in draw.
by the brilliant designs for covers
Miss strlckland-This class has also distinguished
Mr.. Rich-The small boys taught by Mr. Rich
naHe cone some specially me wo1S In VERTICAL yea
vice should see this work.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 10
Male Department. e. r. Birkins prinicipal-Care-
full time-maps five rapid sketches from memory pen
and ink sketches Of illusrious writer's. and models
illustrating experiments in physics are the features
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO o.
r. Primary Department.Fne exhibit in sewing
with chilling effect
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. a.
Cecil A. Kidd princpal-Exhibt Of vertical writ
five months
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. g.
work and spns IS Of S0S
in the densest part Of the Tenth Ward.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 49,
George W. Harrison, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no
schools exhibit Is SO remarkable as that of No. 40
Besides specimens from the workshop there are
positions illustrated by every pupil in the depart
ment. and specimens Of vertical writing.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. A.
Female Department-The sewing exhibits the
application Of the different kinds OF seams to gar
anG orna dee, on 5a
ETC. There is also an exhibit showing the progress
III French.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. &C.
o"sa class descrpton With asirs
tons , Of places in vSiny Of school among them
Trinity temeiery,, audubon Park, Hamilton Grange.
anal Grant, s0 oM6 ss rOn' Harlem Es
wrote an Arbor Day exercise. Each child selected
see about it. Miss b. DENNIS class wrote lesson
on various species Of dogs and birds Each child
wrote about Miss Frances Morriss class 0 wrote
| stories from pictures Miss Elizabeth Barry's class
sent calendars to show proper formation of figures
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 49,
Male Department. A. b. Holley prncpal-Crayon
drawings maps and compositions done under the
direction OF j. A. O'Connell and Plowden Stevens
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 50.
Primary Department-The nature work shown Is
the outcome of lessons given In the classroom dur
ing the early flower season.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO o.
Male Department D. f. Gaddis prncipal-The
Illuminated penmanship from this school Ia worthy
of mention. are the illustrated compositions be-
mems shown Of what is called .'coasting.' l. e.,
anG bea r to p eT"% and INK has se he
| suit. one of the grade classes has attempted to
that are lusirated as the child proceeds to tel his
or her account. Music is shown by selections writ
| ten by the children.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. &c.
| The music exhibit represents compositions written
corrected and transposed by the pupils after listen
| ing to exercises sung 10 the syllable la" In
Of standard authors read during the term.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO g.
w. J. Kennard, Observation-Disclosures in water-color.
Form-work In the primary grades.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. c.
Miss Knox-rhe class Of which Miss Knox is
| teacher has done very credable work for the
fair showing TO good advantage the manual train
Ing Is taken nn up IN se PUPILS So2 Of M h
class Is set Of wcather-siena flags with full ex-
PLANTATION accompanying them. Miss Williamson
| This class will help beautify the school table by
contributing some drawings taken from
| GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 60.
Andrew J. Whitesde, principal-The work in Eng
! sh Of the commercial class. Sidney Fuerst. teach
er is exhibited BY a bound volume Of the Sixty;
large drawings in crayon a set Of illustrated com
positions entitled Topics OF ne Times; notebooks
There are also sets OF bookkeeping. Mr.. c. j. Pic
| kett Miss NJ Lounsbery and Miss NJ finley display
| positions
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. rs.
| William J. .OShea prncpal-The work In
| English in this school Notwithstanding The
neIghborhood is prominen, feature of its ex-
| hbit There is also fine collection OF mechanical
! drawings. and grade work In arithmetic Is shown
| by graphic solutions OF problems
| GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO T.
Female Departmental fine exhibit OF language
| and science work.
| GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. r.
| f. A. Page prncipal-This school has one Of the
| sists OF flower designs for book covers historic
| ornaments brush work.. drawings Of natural b.
jects. including, fruits and animals and drawings
| OF inanimate OBJECTS Inc woodcarvng Is also a
/ feature Of the exhipit
| GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO S.
| Male observation-disclosures made OF putty Elustrat-
the ac1on Of p Sn
| in the classrooms by children who have planted
TSs BY Of NE the East se one Of the
! cpAMMAR SCHOOL No Il