The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-16

second and Streets northwest. The
latter kindergarten is for the colored
children.
The pupils Of the Sixth, Seventh, and
Eighth grades will have the privilege OF
attending the new manual training school,
under the supervision OF ]. 4. Chamber
lain at the Grant, on Street between
Twenty first and Twenty second streets'
and the new sewing. cutting, and httlng
school, under the supervision OF Mrs.
NJ. W. Cate. at Mount Pleasant, and
there will also be new cooking school
for the benefit of the colored pupils at
the Lincoln, Second and C Streets south
east The teacher for the cooking
school has not yet been assigned
Sewing and Cooking Schools.
The girls of the Sixth grade will be re-
puired to give two hours per week 10 the
school for sewing. etc; those of the Sew
enth and Eighth grades will give the same
amount Of time to attending the cooking
school, and the boys of the Seventh and
Eighth grades will spend two hours OF
study at the Manual Training School. Su-
peTintendent Stuart is confident that the
new features to the school system OF the
District will produce good results and that
the pupils will take advantage Of them. He
anticipates a large increase in the attend
ance of the Business High School
Under the new law approved June this
year there is but one superintendent FOL
all the public schools in the District, A. /
Stuart. He has two assistant superintend-
ents, Mrs. !. G. Myers and DR.. w. S
Montgomery. The high schools, OF which
there are four, will be under the direction
| Of Dr. T. R. Lane, with the following prin-
cipals: P. NJ. Hughes, Central, o, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets northwest; N
/ NJ. F. Swartzell, successor to H. M. John
/ son, Eastern, Seventh Street, between
| Pennsylvania Avenue and Street. south
east: Miss E. c. Westeott, Western, Thir
ty-ffth and T Streets northwest, and Al
Ian Davis, Business. First Street, between
| b and c Streets, northwest A. NJ. Godinl
is the principal OF the Normal School thi
year.
List of School Principals.
The remaining schools are divided int
eleven divisions, each division having on
supervising principal. with a principal 70
each school in the division. The supervis
ing principal of each division. with tn
name Of the school, location, and principa
are as follows for this scholastic year:
First diYision-Supervising principal, {
S. Clark.-Adams, X Street, between Sew
| enteenth Street and New Hampshire ave
nue. northwest; Mrs. G. b. Smith. Berre
Fourteenth and Q Streets northwest; Mis-
NJ. c. McGill. Dennlson, S Street, betwee
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
west Miss X. E. Rawlings. Force, Mas
sachusetts Avenue. between Seventeent
and Eighteenth Streets northwest; $. /
Kramer. Franklin, Thirteenth and
Streets northwest; b. W. Murch. Harrison
Thirteenth Street, between and
Streets northwest; Miss A. l.. Sargen
Phelps, Vermont Avenue. between and
Streets northwest; Miss C. L. Garrison
Thomson, Twelfth Street, between and
Streets northwest; B. W. Murch.
Second division-Supervising principa
~ p. Gage-Abbot, Sixth Street and Ne
York Avenue northwest; Miss Metel
King. lexington, First and Quincy Street
northeast; Miss A. T. Chesney. Henr
: r Street. between Sixth and Seven'