New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
EDUCATION.
r.. s,a,e Teachers. Association Mt Cene'n.
SECOND DAY-AFTERNooN.


GrryA y r. August D. 300
SECOND DAY--AFTERSOON.
IT,, Association met again at 9 p. IN. The address
y, r,, u Trench IL j. upon The Physical Geography
of, st.e Of New.Ioik" the f9st thing In order
rs, that the pressure upon your columns IS 700 great 70
u o. Justice beng done IN them % tA TaiaaOs lecture
winch contained large amount o. information MADE sFaaois'
e o,aker reaarsed only vtlin the last few years by
sy oftae entire state under the Legislature and valuable
n ,,.-v s.te. throughout the State would he dihcnlt
e. m the mass o. contained in the lecture and must
b. 70 present very fW OF the rest referring those
TO The N York Tach. where will appear en'Te
d. french begsn by rancng the history OF the Empire
e, e.. sudn 20 the alOrainal inhabitants who became
Guay tse SIX Nations snd still represented By sua
r.mn,1 The Names bequelthed TO the whites by these
t-. ncate he reographca limits Of each; those Of the
Wyallos or Irocao s0h and musical o. Cav
essrs "a On-on-da-por6c Prom the first discover thanp
LAM wo &c. Of the present State tIay 4 OJ
when Is boundaries were hnehy appointed we
traced TIE geographical history Of The STATE gng
any valuable hints 10 the would accurately IN
e,ruos pupil bound New YORK The and grants, the
mouutsins rivers svses and ho- Of me state wer' ue
Scrb at length and The points for dlsiiDg npon which im
lacking STONED; aud the lecturer left the sand
bestowed ihst be excellent computation iacts commonly
accessible. had been vel appreciated. ca.
Paper, presented upon The lmpor anee OF tne STUDY
ofths Natural Sciences ~ Profs w D. Rising OF Michigan
University and -. Williams Of Ithaca They recommended
praccal method Of study going oct into The fields io the
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Considerable music Interpreted throughout The aer.
noo1 by Performers both amateur and professional
boz perhaps welcome OF acersiny the most
r.t9.iastcay asked ardedas the OF
M, assn L. d. Potter q Packer Collegiate Institute well
inv, 40 educational circles very successful teacher Of
reading She rave = recitation OF poem entitled May
Dav" nd arOtlar O WlcTa vel known boat song on the
Tybss her voice remarkably powerful and quite flexible
Uhoh enaes 70 change from toe imitation Of the mas
suns feminine voice with great readiness and eject
Her merits are msny and evident ~ she suS ~ IN thai
fs emphasizing words which prevails almost universally
anoug sVea the best readers. 49,,
The report the Standing Committee on lmroYeo Mshoas
Education postponed until ne morning sslon .o
morrow together With the by Mi CeVer o. Albany VI
English Language and Literature.
Aijoarned til u y N.
EyEsIsG sExeIOr.
Linden Hall packed sufocaton This evening BY tnt
.or of the their frcncs and the people
pf Geneva and vicinity. The attraction manly Miss
Potter Who creates Intense here Miss Hos
e ala In New YOrk Add 10 the readings q Misi
Potter those OF Mrs. Randall Of Oavego and she still further
.,trctoo OF singer male female sad pro siona too hume
ro. 20 mention and y0u have audience exactly suited
CRY Yfrs 4" among Somebody I'D cry IRE and we sd an
admirable opportunity Judge o. the strict oYthodoIrbf Lin
den Hal Ia the dgle u Mr Ners address some ihougt
lsss boys Ia the reenooI dscoyerei hre some 10 oek
of and b0gish impeiuosty rushed mel OUT OF To-
hall sounding TIE they went Inc a4uieneo rose =
Ger fjst In great fright aud LOOKED ioI WY our
bit as architecture lad ffst laisl 70 uliI ".
taan door, ard Che fame or We ,l y. ~,
lad sealed ~ that teachers Wisc! nlu-1A " ,
~ zJol from tho plaiorn. which vas ai u.ee V
b''fs1 ~ q! least ss dcseA ssnlensa- '~s '''E "