Number. School PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-BROOKLYN-Continued. Location. Schools marked * have kindergartens. *117 Bushwick av. and Stagg st. ... 119 Av. K, East 38th and 39th sts. *120 Barren Island. 121 East 55th st. and Av. C.. *122 Harrison av. and Heyward st.. *123 Irving and Willoughby avs... *124 Fourth av. and 14th st.. *125 Blake and Rockaway avs *126 Meserole av. and Lorimer st.. *127 7th av. and 79th st.. *128 21st av. and 84th st.. Mary C. Bergen (P.)... Gustav Muhlbauer. [Harriet R. Dailey (act.) (I )....... Sophia Sitzabee *129 Quincy st., near Stuyvesant av.. *136 4th av. and 41st st *137 Saratoga av. and Chauncey st. 138 Prospect pl. w. of Nostrand av.. #139 Av. C. and E. 18th st.. *140 60th st., west of 4th av. *141 Leonard and Boerum sts. 142 Henry and Rapelye sts. 143 Havemeyer and N. 6th st.. 144 Howard and St. Mark's avs.. 145 Central av. and Noll st.. 146 18th and 19th sts., near 6th av. 147 Bushwick av. and Siegel st. Chas. O. Dewey (G.).. W. H. Boland Truant School-Jamaica av., opp. Enfield st. Henry Spurdle....... Public Schools-QUEENS. *1.19th st. and Van Alst av., L. I. City.. *2. Hulst st. and Nott av., L. I. City. John F. Quigley... 3. Hill st. and Skillman av., L. I. City... [Lillian *4. Prospect st. near Beebe av., L. I. City. *5. Academy st., near Grand av., L. I. City *6. Steinway av., near Jamaica, L. I. City. *7. Van Alst and Flushing avs., L. I. City.. *8. Steinway av., near Ditmars av., L. I. City.. *9. Fulton st., bet. Monson & Halsey sts.. 10. Jackson av., Bowery Bay. 11. Woodside av., Woodside.. *12. Prospect st., Winfield.. *13 Irving pl., Elmhurst *14. Chicago av. & Grove st., Elmhurst.. 15. Junction av., Corona. 16. Sycamore av., Corona.. *17. Myrtle av., Corona.. #18. Corona av., Corona *19. Evergreen av., Corona *20. Sanford av. & Union st.. Flushing. 21. Washington st., Flushing.. 22. Sanford av. and Murray Lane, Flushing.. 23. Whitestone av. and State st., Flushing.. *24 Queens and Robinson avs., Flushing. 25. Jamaica av., head of Vleigh, Flushing 26. Fresh Meadow rd, Black Stump, Flushing.. *27. 13th st. and 1st av., College Point.. 28. 6th st., bet. 1st and 2d avs. College Point.. *29. 6th st. and 6th ave.. College Point.. 30. Eleventh av., Whitestone. 31. Bell av., Bay Side *32. Lakeville rd., Little Neck *33. Madison av., Creedmoor.. *34. Springfield rd., Queens. $35. Palatine av., Hollis John M. Schuauer William Nugent. Emma Fagan, Teacher William Doty. James D. Dillingham.. John Rool. John H. Clark. Daniel Nafis Margaret Schleider.. 43 2 2 Jacob M. Whitenack.. Edward H. Rhodes. (Not occupied) 43 23 23 604 43 12 12 891 44 14 14 515 William M Gilmore... (Vacancy). Mary E. McQuirk.. Number. School PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-QUEENS-Continued. Location. Schools marked have kindergartens. *62. Washington av., Chester Park, Woodhaven Cyrus E. Smith.. Edwin H. Chase 74. Star st. and Woodward av., Metropolitan.. Maurice I. Jewell.. *79. Seventh av., Whitestone. Fred. H. Mead William H. Carr. John J. Dempsey *80. Greenpoint av, and Pearsall st., L. I. City.. + Included in No. 16. Included in No. 51. Konrad Kaiser.. Thomas Kelly.. 44 44 44 44 Joseph Fathergill... 44 44 18 15 618 44 33 32 1172 44 82 31 1077 Catherine Fox 44 Rose Diedrich 44 12 11 401 Cornelius Flynn.. 44 Included in No. 57. § Included in No. 59. No. 58. • Included in No. 61. †† Included in No. 71. Included in No. 68. §§ Included in No. 12. *1. Academy pl., Tottenville. 2. Weiner st., Richmond Valley.. 8. School st., Prince Bay *4. Fresh Kill rd., Kreischerville. 5. Amboy rd., Huguenot.. 6. Rossville av., Rossville. 7. Fresh Kill rd., Greenridge. Public Schools-RICHMOND. *8 Linwood av., Great Kills *9. Knight av., New Dorp. 10. Richmond rd., New Dorp.. 11. Jefferson st., Dongan Hills 12. Steuben st., Concord *13. Pennsylvania av, Rosebank *14. Broad and Brook sts.. Stapleton. 15. Grant st, Tompkinsville.. *16. Sherman av., Tompkinsville.. *17. Prospect av., New Brighton. *18. Broadway, West New Brighton *19. Greenleaf av., West New Brighton. *20. Herberton av.. Port Richmond.. *21. Sherman av., Port Richmond 22 Richmond av, Graniteville.. *23. Andros av., Mariners Harbor 24. Washington av., Summerville.. 25. Chelsea rd., Bloomfield. *26. Melvin av., Linoleumville. 26. Richmond t'p'k, Linoleum ville 27. Richmond av, New Springville 28. Fresh Kill rd., Richmond.. 29. Manor rd, Castleton Corners 30. Fisk av., West New Brighton.. 31. Guyon Lane, Bogardus Corners. 31. Pleasant ave., Bogardus Corners 32. Osgood av., Stapleton... 33. Washington av., Grant City. *34. Fingerboard rd, Rosebank.... + Included in No. 9. Included in No. 16. Eugene Markham W. E. Hendrickson... 45 3 3 83 Gottfried Shutpell.... 45 2 1 83 Andrew J. Miller 45 9 6 311 45 Daniel L. Crocheron.. 45 2 2 88 John W. Homan.. 45 Edward M. Vroom.... 45 Wm. Flannery. 451 (Included in lease) 461 1 82 Joseph Hoza. § Included in No. 12. 46 46 46 46' 7 6 225 PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-Continued. General School Fund for 1905. Submitted to Board of Estimate. 174 Brooklyn. 179,646 8,967 Richmond. 10,706) Total.... 520,704 11,846 296 667 11,273 15,811 8,736 5,822 272 165 469 on The School Ship "St. Marys." Application for admission to the Nautical School may be made in writing to the Chairman of the Executive Committee Nautical on the School, Board of Education. Park avenue and 59th st., Mhtn.. or in person to the Superintendent, board the St. Marys, foot 24th st., East River. The object of this school is to provide officers for the merchant marine. The course is two years and there is no expense attached to it beyond the sum of $25, which must be deposited upon admission. For this the student is provided with uniforms and board, instructed in common school branches and given instruction and training in seamanship and navigation. Two summer cruises are taken in foreign waters, and during this period the senior class is provided with sextants, chronometers and charts, and each one has to navigate the ship, finding the latitude and longitude by observations of the sun, moon, planets or stars, plotting each day's position on the chart from the time the ship leaves Montauk Point in May until she returns in October. About April 20 the ship goes into Long Island Sound for a month of exercise. The ship then proceeds to sea, and usually The preservation of Fraunces Tavern, northeast corner of Broad and Pearl sts.. Mhtn., as an historical landmark was assured by the purchase of the building by the Sons of the Revolution, announced May 18, 1904. It was built in 1710 by Etienne De Lancey, as a residence; 1757 occupied by firm of De Lancey Robinson & Co.; 1772, purchased by Samuel Fraunces, and established as an inn. It was headquarters of Washington after evacuation of New York, where he took farewell of his officers, Dec. 4. 1783. The Chamber of Commerce was organized in the building in 1768. It was the meeting place of the Sons of Liberty, and in 1884 the Sons of the Revolution were reorganized in the famous "long room." COLLEGES, ACADEMIES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS. BROOKLYN. Adelphi College-Lafayette av., Clifton pl. and St. James pl. C. H. Levermore, Pres. 250 students. 25 instructors. Subordinate Depts.: Normal School for K.ndergartners-91 students, 8 instructors; Art School, 172 students; Adelphi Academy (preparatory), 770 students, 59 instructors. American School of Elocution-345 Clinton av. W. V. Holt, Prin. Bedford Academy-63 New York av. Mixed. Geo. Rodemann, Prin Bedford School and Kindergarten-903 Bedford av. Branch, 370 Halsey st. Bedford Institute-221 McDonough st. Girls and kindergarten. Miss M. T. Purdy, Prin. Berkeley Institute-183-185 Lincoln pl. Girls. D. A. Boody, Pres.; J. W. Abernethy, Prin. 250 students. 21 instructors. Berlitz School of Languages-73 Court st. Blackman's School of Stenography and Typewriting-707 Halsey st. Mrs. F. B. Blackman, Prin. Bodman School-36 Monroe pl. Brooklyn Business Institute-870 Willoughby av. W. H. Vernon, Prin. Brevcort School-730 Nostrand av. Adeline H. Kipling, Prin. Brooklyn Civil Service School-13 Willoughby st. Wm. J. D. Campbell, Mgr. Brooklyn Conservatory of Music-533 Franklin av. Adolf Whitclaw, Dir. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy-265-271 Nostrand av. W. C. Anderson, Dean. Brooklyn Heights Sem.-18 Pierrepont st. Day school for girls. Ellen Y. Stevens, Prin. Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University -Eagle Bldg. W. P. Richardson, Dean; T. A. Young, Sec. Brooklyn Latin School-40 Monroe pl. G. D. Hapgood, Prin. Brooklyn School of Engineering-243 Ryerson st. Browne's Business College-246 Fulton st. T. R. Browne, Prin. Carl Venth Violin School-14 7th av. Catholic Women's Assn.-10 Prospect pl. Educational, social, charitable, religious. Rev. E. W. McCarty, Pres. Free instruction in elementary studies, sewing. Nominal charges for instruction in embroidery. millinery, dressmaking, cooking, bookkeeping, stenography, typewriting, languages, voice culture and physical culture. University Extension Courses in psychology, Bible and litera ture. Kissick's Business Institute-45-51 Ashland pl. W. A. Kissick, Prin. Klingenfeld College of Music and School of Elocution, Dramatic Art. Physical Culture, Phonetics and Modern Languages-421 Putnam av. Mrs. M. M. Klingenfeld, Prin. Lockwood Academy-138-140 S. Oxford st. Miss E. J. Carr, Prin. Long Island Business College-143-149 S. 8th st. H. C. Wright, Prin. Long Island College Hospital-Medical College, in Polhemus Memorial Clinic, Henry st., cor. Amity. J. H. Raymond, Sec. Louis Mollenhauer Conservatories of Music-32 7th av., 161 Hancock st. Mac Levy Inst. of Physical Culture-Hotel St. George. Mac Levy, Prin. Miner's Business Academy-Hancock st. and Misses Baldwin's School-361 Madison st. Misses Crawford's School-89 Joralemon st. Boys and girls. Miss S. W. Garrott's School-146 Macon st. Miss Kennedy's School-211 Carroll st. Mrs. Perkins' School-830 Flatbush av. New York Preparatory School-200 Joralemon st. New York School of Journalism-243 Ryerson st. and World Bldg., Mhtn. Packer Collegiate Institute-160-180 Joralemon st. B. H. Smith, Pres. Board of Trustees; F. P. Bellamy, Sec. Pratt Institute, 215 Ryerson st. C. M. Pratt. Pres.; F. B. Pratt, Sec.; Caroline B. Weeks, Registrar. 125 instructors; 3,420 students. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and Polytechnic Preparatory School-99 Livingston st. 50 instructors. 625 students. Fred'k W. Atkinson, Pres.; F. R. Lane, Prin., Prep. Sch. Prospect Heights School, Boys and Young Men51 7th av D. E. Ewald, Prin. Richardson-Kuster Pianoforte School-393 Madi Charles Commercial School-Franklin and Jefferson st. son avs. W. P. Charles, Prin. Claghorn's "Bryant & Stratton" Bus. College Bedford av. and Fulton st. C. Claghorn, Prin. Clinton School-191 Harrison st. Misses Trowbridge and Cleves, Prins. Conservatory of Music-73 Livingston st. Mollenhauer, Prin. Henry Curtis Business Training School-140 Fort Greene place. Denton School-199 Lincoln pl. (Co-Ed). Miss Louise Denton. Prin. Eckley Preparatory School-818 Temple Bar. Prepares for Regents examination. Euclid School-1297-1305 Fulton st. Day, Academic Rivers Dancing School-554 Bedford av. Wm. Pitt Sbrignadello's Conservatory of Music-1275 Bed- St. Ambrose's Academy-756 DeKalb av. Young ladies and children. Conducted by Sisters of St. Joseph. St. Catharine's Hall for Girls-286-292 Washington av. Boarding and day school. Miss E. O. Conro, Prin. St. Francis' College-41 Butler st. Boarding and day school. St. James' Commercial Academy-254-256 Jay st. St. John's College-Willoughby av., cor. Lewis. Rev. Patrick McHale, Pres. St. Joseph's Institute for Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes. Brooklyn Branch-113 Buffalo av. St. Luke's Ger.-Am. School-259 Washington av. Froebel Academy-687 Lafayette av., Kindergarten. Primary and Academic Depts. C. N. Chad-Henriette C. Lowe. Prin. wick, Pres. Grand Italian Conservatory of Music-542 State av. For girls. st. R. E. De Stefani. Dir. Halsey School-173 Halsey st. Hawn School of Elocution-442 Classon av. H. G. Hawn, Prin. Hebrew Educational Soc. Institute-Pitkin av. and Watkins st. (See Charities Relief of Children.) Heffley School-243-245 Ryerson st. Business High School, Languages. N. P. Heffley, Pres. Hinchcliffe's College of Music-207 Schermerhorn st. A. Hinchcliffe. Dir. St. Thomas Aquinas Academy-9th st. and 4th Stern's School of Languages-177 Montague st. Teale's School of Stenography and Languages121 Court st. The Katherine L. Maltby School-160 Joralemon st. Van Norman Institute-1142 Flatbush av. Young ladies and children. Mme. Van Norman, Prin. Venth College of Music-105 Greene av. Mrs. Lydia Venth, Prin. Wood's Business School-B'way and Bedford av. F. E. Wood & Son. Y. M. C. A. Evening Schools for Young Men--502 Fulton st.. 420 Gates av., 131 S. 8th st., 359 9th st. and Pennsylvania and Liberty avs. COLLEGES, ACADEMIES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS-Continued. Y. W. C. A.-Schermerhorn st. and Flatbush av. | Dean: Political Science, J. W. Burgess, Dean; Bible study, commercial course, millinery, dress- Philosophy, E. D. Perry, Dean; Pure Science, R. making, cooking, nursing, embroidery and lan- S. Woodward, Dean; Barnard College, Laura D. guages, singing, gymnastics. Also Junior Dept. Gill, Dean; Teachers' College, J. E. Russell, Dean; Total students, 2,722. (See Religious Societies. James H. Canfield, Librarian. Pulitzer School of Brooklyn.) Journalism to be established, for which building is soon to be erected. Young's School of Stenography and Typewriting -148 Montague st. C. F. Young, Prin. MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX, Academy Mount St. Vincent-On the Hudson. Sr. M. Cordelia, Dir. Comstock School for Girls-32 W. 40th st. Miss Day, Prin. Cooke Studio of Music-136 5th av. Academy of the Sacred Heart-533 Madison av., Potter, Pres. and 49 West st. A. Smith, Superior. Abt Music School-122 W. 124th st. Cooper Union-4th av and 8th st. Art, mathematics, physical sciences, stenography, typewriting, telegraphy. Tuition free. Has museum for Em-study of arts of decoration, chemical and physical laboratory, library, reading room; has day and evening classes. 60 instructors. Edward Cooper, Pres. L. C. L. Jordan, Asst. Sec. Permanent endowment, $2,151,601. Alberti School of Expression-Carnegie Hall. American Academy of Dramatic Arts and pire Theater Dramatic School-F. H. Sargent, Pres.. Carnegie Hall. American Institute of Applied Music-222 W. 59th st. Kate S. Chittenden, Dean. American Institute of Phrenology-24 E. 22d st. American Museum of Natural History-Central Park West, cor. 77th st. M. K. Jesup, Pres.; Chas. Lanier, Treas.: H. C. Bumpus, Dir. Open free to public Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. and holidays until sunset. Tues, and Sat., 7 to 10 P. M. Sunday, 1 to 4:30 P. M. Mon. and Tues., admission by ticket, or charge of 25 cents. Free lectures Tues. and Sat. evenings, Oct. to Apr. Amity Theological School-312 W. 54th st. Free. Rev. Leighton Williams, Dean. Association Business Inst.-215 W. 23d st. B. B. Farnsworth, Dir. Art Students League of N. Y.-215 W. 57th st. Barnard College-Boulevard and 119th st. Now united with Columbia University. Laura D. Gill, Dean; Anna E. H. Meyer. Sec.; Students Council, Miss E. J. Hutchinson, '05; Miss F. Hope Purdon, 05: Miss E. Evans, '06: Miss H. W. Cooley, '05; Miss H. H. Plate, '06; Miss J. Points, '07. Barnard School for Boys-721 St. Nicholas av. and 239 Lenox av. W. L. Hazen, Head Master, Barnard School for Girls-151 Convent av. W. L. Hazen, Head Mas. Baron de Hirsch Trade School-222 E. 64th st. For Jewish young men. House, fresco or sign painting, plumbing, carpentry, pattern making, electrical work and machinist. J. E. G. Yalden, Supt. Bartholdi Trade School-12 E. 15th st. Berkeley Prep. School-72d st. and West End av. W. Wilberforce Smith, Head Master. Berlin Conservatory of Music-1715 Lexington av. M. Bruckman. Dir. Bible Teachers' Training School-541 Lexington av. W. W. White, Pres.; O. C. Morse, Asso. to Pres. Bryant School for Stammerers-12 W. 40th st. F. A. Bryant, Prin. Blake School-576 5th av. Bond Institute of Mercantile Training-Miller Bldg., 65th st. and B' way. Chapin Collegiate School-24 E. 60th st. L. B. Buckley. Prin. College of City of New York-17 Lex. av. 2.807 students. 130 instructors. J. H. Finley, Pres.; Henry Mayell, Registrar. Columbia College of Pharmacy-115-119 W. 68th st. N. M. Butler. Pres. College of Physicians and Surgeons-437 W. 59th st. 691 students. 120 instructors. N. M. Butler, Pres. College of St. Francis Xavier-30 W. 16th st. D. W. Hearn, Prin. Collegiate School-241 W. 77th st. L. C. Mygatt, Prin. Columbia Grammar School-34 E. 51st st, University preparatory. B. H. Campbell and F. F. Wilson, Head Masters. Columbia Institute-122 W. 72d st. ler. Prin. Edwin Fow Columbia School of Midwifery-344 W. 39th st. C P. Kreizer, M.D.. Dir. Columbia University-116th st.. Morningside Heights. Est. 1754. 4.768 students, inclusive of Teachers College, Barnard College and the College of Pharmacy, but excluding extension students. 570 instructors. N. M. Butler, Pres.; F. P. Keppel, Sec.; R. Tombo, jr., Registrar. Departments: Columbia College, J. H. Van Amringe, Dean; Law, G. W. Kirchway, Dean; College of Physicians and Surgeons, S. W. Lambert, Actg. Dean; Applied Science, F. R. Hutton, Cornell University Medical College-1st av., cor. E. 28th st. J. G. Schurman, Pres. Cortina Academy of Languages-44 W. 34th st. Cutler School-20 E. 50th st. A. H. Cutler, Prin. De La Salle Institute-108 Central Park South. For boys and young men. Bro, Pompian, Prin. Dwight School-15 W. 43d st. A. Williams, Prin. Eagan School of Business-524 B'way. John J. Eagan, Pres. Eclectic Medical College-239 E. 14th st. W. R. Spooner, Pres.; Geo. W. Boskowitz, Dean. Economist Training School-See Bond Institute. Elliman School-167 W. 57th st. Kindergarten training, etc. Mrs. H. B. Elliman, Prin. Ethical Culture Schools-Central Park West and 63d st. Est. 1878. Kindergarten, primary, intermediate, high school and college preparatory dept. and kindergarten training. Felix Adler, Ch'n; Frank A. Manny. Supt. Friends Seminary-226 E. 16th st. E. B. Rawson, Prin. French Academy-121 E 23d st. F. Berger, Prin. Froebel Normal Institute for Kindergarten Training-48 Irving pl. Mrs. Z. Adams-Cutten, Supt. Gardiner's (Rev. C. H.) School for Girls-607 5th av. General Theological Seminary of P. E. ChurchChelsea sq. Rev. W. L. Robbins, D. D., Dean. Grace Institute-159 W. 60th st. Industrial, founded by Wm. R. Grace. 1897. Gerard Thiers Vocal Studio-828 Carnegie Hall. Grangely Hall-316 W. 115th st. Miss R. Thurotzy. Grand Conservatory of Music-68 W. 83d st. Ernest Eberhard, Pres. Groszmann School for Nervous and Defective Children-Watchung Crest, Johnson Drive, Plainfield, N. J. M. P. E. Groszmann, Dir. Guilmant Organ School-34 W. 12th st. Alexandre Guilmant, Pres.; W. C. Carl, Dir. Hamilton Inst.-108 W. 81st st. N. A. Shaw, Prin. Hawn School of Elocution-Carnegie Hall. H. G. Hawn, Prin. E. S. Barney, Prin. Hebrew Technical Inst.-36 Stuyvesant st. glish, drawing, Enelectricity, mechanical courses. Lucas A. Steinman School of Metal Working225 E. 9th st. E. S. Barney, Prin. Hebrew Technical School for Girls-267 Henry Miss E. M. Opper. Supt. st. Hirshfield's School for Stammerers-1379 Lexington av. Holy Cross Academy-343 W. 42d st. Albina. Sister M. Horace Mann Schools of Teachers College of Columbia University-B5' way and 120th st. Samuel T. Dutton, Supt. Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes-904 Lexington av. 30 teachers. 220 students. E. A. Gruber, Prin. International College of Languages-Bank of Metropolis Bldg. International Institute-147 W. 23d st. Prof. J. Rohrer, Pres. Irving School-35 W. 84th st. L. D. Ray. Jewish Theo Sem. of America-531-535 W. 123d st. S. Schecter, Pres. of Faculty. Kent School of Law-13 Astor pl. H. F. Senftner, V.-Pres. Lawrence School of Expression-106 W. 42d st. E. G. Lawrence, Dir. Kleiser School of Elocution-24 W. 22d st. |