New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONTENTION

THE sITUATION-AE EDUCATIONAL BAZAR-THR
COMMUNICATING OF THE NATIONAL
sUPERINTENDENTs' ASSOCIATION.
TRENTON, Aug. 16-The shady city of Tren-
at all agated yet, by the grand gathering
of the educational clans which here to-day
under the peasanest circumstances Of breezy air and
cheerful sunshine. Nevertheless the commodious and
colored model school building Cntonst is tho
center OF very respectable degree OF cOmmotoD. This
structure is one the elegant edees occupied by the
New-Jersey State Normal School, under the principal
ship Of Prof John S. Hart LID, who has made with
the help Of efficient Committee, the most excellent
arrangements for the comfort and con-
venience OF ali connected with the Convention. The
building is three stories in hight and shaped like
a cross The Assembly room, In which the Convention
meets the reporters room, and the General Committee
room the third story tn the hall running length
wise through the lower story rs the registry table Post
Office and a telegraph station; and the Committee on
Reception occupy CT the adjoining rooms. Five
other in this story and the whole OF the second
story IS In all, given up 10 kind OF Educa
tona Fair each being assigned 70 one or more ex
hlbtOrs and the whole containing the entire paraphor
MALTA Of a modern schOOrOOn, from the thin primer,
through which the unletered urchn IS fst inducted INTO
the Cadmean stery, the bulky dictionary, IN which
search for the meaning OF cae0thes scribs1d Tns
and neatly arranged exhibition Of All the latest
unique and valuable feature The following the firms
represented IN this Dazar:
York S.e'te BooEsate CSmpan' New York W'P' Hst'
muscbooAs; j. Bancroft Co. PHILADELPHIA ghoopien
apparatus shooiaruture J. G. Gsues Co. Phalspla,
emporium suud4y-sohoo apparatus and furniture
p Ulpg.r Phs school asss and se,ees and wall states
ScbsTaerhoru CO. SeN.iork. school desks and furniture, ~
rstoS Boston school 6oots CoupeIhsa CO.. Pba school
PGI 1S1 oss sd vail naps Z scbaer Co. Sy~Yori
ehoo book. anG wall @1' BI'i o 1o PS S
DuUtol Serbnes Peunanpi lysol, Pluuel Baken1n
Co. Pds5 c5oo boo ssetee sad Eac
g Merriam Springfield Wehsies Dictionaries Sose hare Potts
books Harper Brothers New school aud college books
three separate bodies the National superntendels' As
cociatOn which meets to-day, the American Normal
and the National Teachers Association which meets on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday the whole winding
up with business meeting Of directors and committees
on Saturday morning These associations represent not
the collegiate cupOla OF the mighty fabric OF American
education, but its common school foundations for the
s,ienE Lila ts MINI animal assembly There h
promise Of an excellent and unusually large attendance
~, re xerjies laid down in the following programme
can scarcely fail DE both pleasant aud PRINTABLE.
SATIoSAL sUPEKNTESDgNrs Association
Monday Aug lGll A genrsl meeting Of the officers ard
dreon superintendent Normal school and Teacher
As'9son i.I m % % nv b t eess Of ' con-
the Of members attendance be secured
9ige 1 Rs R sors 4 Lcs5 o. aud The Periodic Law
+, Of 70 Public Schools 1.Bs Mass q MA paper By
D. Norlhop seereiary Of tle Ss Bos Of Eaa'itoa
- '''' y AsaRc.S soES,L SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Tr,siag9 a -Opeping frercses 10 Paper
Alden LII D. President Of the state Normal school
Phelps Principal Of State Normal Scheoi Minnesota School
Architecture With the Normal School building
Of Educational Ideas which embodes p
TISsi IA f PsSp fEs Say faT Soms scbooI 81 no.
Hakues President Of the Normal Joe
yer.itr Wilmington. Del: Normal Principle ~ Education r.
Paper Prof Brooks, Principal Of S Normal school hleFsFe
national Teachers ASSOCIATION
Usdaeffql Ga A Meeting Preliminary BUSINESS
and Normal school Associations 20 hear
reports and 10 elect those Associations @ the
Exercises Of the National
Addresses Welcome b. Gov Randolph IN behalf Of h
tie NewJersey Response BY the President
hkIrcs 30 Vocal Culture BY Miss SwaIle o. state NoIha
School Neu-Jersey ~ IA Appointment OF Oonmleeai
hy the Secretary Reception Of New hembee y D.
NJ Paper bv a. Richards supeueuden OF Pabe SCHOOL, shingOn
Radical Remede
Paper by the Hon r. Field President Of Trustees OF eH Jersey
Paper y Woolman Dartmouth College n Drawing as
branch Of Elementary bilca0u' % Lecture by sueThttluet
Wksbam Of Peulsyysn The state 10 is Relations 10
Readings thungaoui the day and evening ny Mss sNAIs Au A pa
Thvrsdoy-s Lseure by Randall ofNew.YorE: Natural
Reading - Lecture by the Hon d. Pllbrcs
be ow by discussion u Lecture by Prot James hcChnioa
phladepha. Physiology o. Common school falt
To be Illustrated by complete set Of AuIouIs fApe
Preparations diagrams fftpaiAon
$1,000 y Lecture by Prof T. L. White editor OF 90
Olio Educational Monthly y paper W kls A. Aps
Public Instruction Of AeaJey. Method oil
Howard o. s. A.: Souh uiib reference to the
Coorcd Population Eoeutiona ksAng throughout the uy 'u
! evening BY Mrs Randall .... 49, 1. ~.
Voice aud M Training" 10 m-Paper by Dr. vs. ho Of Nl,n
OF Uuiversity Educatps' N Paper w hr i
Joseph white H. D. Srcfeta 81 Massachusetts, State oar OF @
Austin Agar Sorua SghoOL s. j. oLo1 h,sao-' ~ Lilo