New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
GARDEN PARTY FROCK.
-Iadys Pictorial.
LIST OF EVENING SCHOOLS.
DATES FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT
GOVERN ADMISSION.

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Arrangements are completed for the fall opening
OF the public schools Of greater New-York All
public schools will be open for the transfer and ad
mission Of pupils on Wednesday and Thursday.
Septeu Der 8 and 4. from 10 u a. and from l
70 p. n. and Friday. September ;. from 3 70 u
o'clock only. Children who have been attending a
public school must apply to that school for
transfer card before they can be admitted 70 any
other public school Transfer cards can be fur
nsed only upon the written or personal request OF
the parent guardian. stating the reason for such
request Children who have never attended pub
lie school must furnish satisfactory certificate OF
vaccination when applying for admission TO school,
Parents requested attend to the transfer and
registration of their children September 3. and
hours named
The free evening high schools will open on Mon
day. September q. Registration viii begin on Sep
tember and continue till September 8 from TO
s15 P N. every DAY except Saturdays and Sun
days. The schools viii be located as follows In
Manhattan:
school for Men, 40. 12o Vest Foriy-sixJh-st
School for Men Rivington and FORSYTH SIS. -,
Public .school No. It-Hartelm Evening High
6@gvssa tsRoa ss5 aPd "a Fin e svor Evening High
School for Women. No. u East Twentieth-st
School for Women. One-hundred-and-nineteen
PfhIic ScbooI 10. s3-West Side Evening High
School for Women, Aulsterdarn-ave and Ninety
School for Women Henry and Gouverneur sts,
Those IN Brooklyn will be:
Eastern District High School BuiIding-Eastern
Evening High School for Men, South Ih-rd-sL and
Manual Training High School Bunding-Brooklyn
Evening High School for Men. Court and Living
Public School No. 15-Central Evening High
School for Women. Third-ave-. corner OF Scnermer-
Pubic School No. 1e-WfIliansburg Evening High
School for Women. South Second and keaD sts.
The free evening schools and classes in Manhat-
tan and The Bronx will open on October 9. registra
FIVE consecutive evenings, between the hours OF I
and $50 O'Clock They viii be held in the following
buildings:
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
No ! at No 6 Henry-st.; No. 2 at No 116 Henry
St: No. z Hester and Chrystie sts.: No. at No
% King-st; No. Is. at No. 22 West Thrteenth-st.;
No % al Stanton and Sheriff sts.; No Is. at No $50
Fifth-st No g. at No 357 West Thirty -ffth-st No.
&c. at No 225 East One and-twenty-ffth-
st: No. 90 No 800 East Twentieth-st-; No. So at
No. 81 West Fifty-second-st, No. 62, at One-hun-
dred- and -fifty-seventh-st- and Courtandt-ave No
10 No 207 East Seventy -ffth-st.: No 10, al No
3 NorIok=st No a. al d s@ ana an No STs
East Observation-Disclosures thirty-eghth- I6O,
Rivington and Suffolk sts
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
No. l. at No. 203 Rivington-st.; No 13. at No. 259
East HoUston-st; No H. at No. &35 West Forty
seventh-st No. 1s. at No. 34 East Fourteenth-st.:
No o. at.Mulberry and Bayard sts. No. 50, at No.
Clarke-st: No. AZ at Hester-st-, between Orchard
and Ludlow sts.: No. 43. AT One-hundred-and
twenty-ninth-st and Annsterdam-ave-; No 45, at
No rs West Twenty-fourth-st; No. 49. at No. 237
East Thirtyseventhst. No 80 at No 228 East Fifty
seventh st: No Il. at No, ls9 seyenth-st.; No p
No So at Eageave and d. o
Avenue a and Eighty-frst-st,; No. III. at Market
and Monroe sts-