New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

quarter. and senior 81 per quarter. payable IN ad-
vance Fuel for the season. INTRODUCTORY - Genus
and Junior and senior 80 cents each. rens ana
ink Introductory none Junior, % cents, ana senior,
80 cents.
METHODS OF DISCIPLINE
Tho 6rs, annual report OF the High School shows
that at the start there were more tnan TWO nun
dred pupils; and In the month OF May TINS numoef
had Increased to 60 Here Is a letter to MI. New
ton from a teacher. throwing some isnt on meth
DDS Of discipline:
Dear Sir am quite m9 9rIad with had c forSa
between schools; but FREDERICK, not tninkins
took little ,o n ssare him with sap or
two on his shoulder, but he being QUICK 3n ne
heel gave ,he aoege ahS 'e was not hard yet
IKE % aseaen % Which Was e
S very respectfully yours, NJ c. HART.
october IL, 1925.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The success OF the High School having been re.
nlarkable a considerable number OF stockholders
were anxious that similar institution should be
provided for girls. A meeting OF the society was
therefore called and il unanimously resolved
to purchase ground and erect building OF dmen-
sons sufficient TO accommodate four hundred
female scholars. The trustees accordingly pur-
chased a lot " feet by leo, in Crosby. near Spring
ST.. on which they erected a Trick building oi
three stories a feet by 60. The cost Of the ground.
the building ard It's furniture was about $ls"o In
apology for employing only women teachers ING
trustees said
1t may be regarded by some as hazardous sex, eH.
pertinent to entrust the ehief GohdaG.
BY w .asa DO o 2t the doubt ae
count Of the existing superior IN ady noi be-
talents and learning may not be as nappy al nen
in the faculty OF communicating their knoSisdse.
on the other hand supposing the male ana nd. nc
male teacher TO be presiey e1S anaies which il IS
trustees have been induced by the strongest ev. u
derc Of very uncommon qualiicat lions TO COMM. ~
ladies the chief direction and s sntc
Female High School ana iney greav Increase tao
means and elevate the standard OF ieHaie e'
ton.
WHAT THE BOYS STUDIED
In November. 1926. this Information was given 10
the public: THE trustees have incurred but Few
expenses since the opening OF the school Iheir re-
celpts according to the conditions Of their engage
ment with Messrs. Grscom and Barnes. are $40, or
the sem-annual interest upon $1,000. the cost OK
the boys school in Crosby-st., and its furniture
The Female High School will be opened on Feoru-
airy next Applications for the admission OF girls,
which are limited to the children Of stockholders;
may be made to the secretary or treasurer untii
January 20 next and after that time at the school
m s shayes Of Stock Of each (Which will
s the holder De S AL e o vk cs q
No. 26s Pearl-st; the secretary Mr.. T. r. Msrcein;
No SO Fulton-st.. or Of Mr.. Isaac Collins, NO. AZ
The terms and course Of instruction in the Male 4
sh sSeo0l gIne Pae as sG foO Grisc0m ILL.,
Introductory Department. 50 per quarter; tue'
N Ma Sns S c. Hart Francis windsor teachsrs
The ALPHABET spelling esGn Ers 9T and
natural history
Junior departmsn IS per quarter Fuel for tn;
Johnson George Griscom, teachers;-Spelllng resd.
Ing writing on first OF snd a
far as through the rules OF proportion' e'oeu'ion
ccn.inuanGe OF natural history .r,.r Fus for the
6 Psns anS rds ink 30 SMITH smith ace
NJ Condert, NJ. Stagno. teachers IN the French am
Spanish angua Grammar and geosralphy con-
| algebra geometry. trigonometry, plain and spheri'
cai;>astronomica calculations, surveying. mensura-
ton NAVIGATION coric sections. dialling, Latin.
Greek, French and Spanish languases ancient .,.en
geography ANTIQUITIES history rnei9ro e5ocI Ss
istry and natural history, with experiments ana
nsyment Of Hon Shall be made to the
principals In advance and the terms OF instructor
shall in no case be varied from the foregoing
BRANCHES PURSUED BY GIRLS.
THE terms and course OF instruction in the
| Female High School will be as follows:
introductory department s. per quarter. Miss
! Charlotte Gardner. Miss Sarah Belch. teachers
TIE alphabet spelling reading. writing on states.
| writing on paper. elementary branches Of arith-
| metic grammar. geography. principally By maps.
branches of natural history and plain needle
work.
Junior department. s. per quarter. Mrs. Sarah
S Rainsford. Miss Parrela Robbins, teachers
Spelling, reading, definitions, writing. geography,
English gr amman. arithmetic mental and mechah-
cai far through the rules OF proportion;
continuance Of natural history linear drawing, use
OF globes and maps. plain sewing. marking, cut
ting ont and making femal' dresses.
Starr. Miss Eliza T. Clark, teachers-Spelling
reading definitions. writing, English grammar,
composition. geography, with the use OF maps AMI
globes mapping higher arithmetic the three hr.t
books of Euclid bookkeeping. moral philosophy
history and belles-lettres."
Fine and ornamental needlework. French Ian
guage. drawing and painting, lectures on astron-
omy, natural philosophy and natural history. per
quarter extra, s.: payment OF tuition TO be made
in advance. No charge will be made In either de-
partnent for fuel states slate-pencls quilts, INK
or for the OF maps and globes, and all books
and other articles OF stationery are charged at hrst
cost Rewards and premiums dispensed for good
Trustees-John I. Irving presidents Gulisn c. Yer
planck, vlce-prcsldent; Thomas r: Mercen. secrs.
tary: Isaac Collins, treasurer Members-Stephen
Allen, Samuel Boyd Robert Cornell, Robert Sedg-
wick Samuel Cowdrev. DR.. a. w. Ives, Lndley
Murray William Lawton. W w. Fox Philip Hone.
DR. Thomas Cock, Charles King, Cornelius Dubois
Thomas Eddy. Benjamin Demilt. Charles Town.
Vickar Daniel Lord. jr.. and James Benedict"
GLOVES.