New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22


the lower grades to health and energy cn""s"
to work up above the Intermediates department -"
skilled labor. with other causes, has eNi's"s'e" 'oJ
worker. II u teacher ~ an academic OF s"pPu'"o"''
class skilled thou gh SHE be-, Is se4y "nd aIss on
mr. hrcs sick and Is compelled 10 resign her class 10 "
e,titue for a ti.ns and that substitute perhaps some
what Incompetent burden u The work thns thrown
,,n,n her Is heavy strain, aud n rcpca~u VIII ~or
AWAY tho Teacher in spite Of the determination to hShc
the attlc out ia harness.
II is announced chat by virtue of an arrange
mcnt Just ofctted With the authorities OF u'e National
University NJ Athcrsaud those Of the Royal university
al Refine any member OF the School OF All Sciences of
Roson UNIVERSITY duly recommended, can pursue With
expense for instruction. aud for any number al years
select or regular courses Of study IN any department OF
std Universities cijoviig NIL nights ana rNheSeS" '
university cgcnhlp; anl upon retaining and pissnSa
ss factory examination in the work Accomplishment ho
his dpg1rc the hands Of Boston University The an-
thures Il this University say that they must not be
understood favor wise. the folly OF those VINO
cvat aie thrir children through all the formative years
II undergraduate study, in the vain hope vt ah"rdn@
them a better training than can Inc obtained ut home
Tas eiscual dcnatonalztug OF the child tis ~ded'h
of him the coalition Of alien. AMI causing nm,
when arrived ri mans estate upon tIe duties OF
American lie under most OF the difficulties ana di~'
ties of animrgrant, II stupidity well deserving ta'
strong reprchensiouS devoted 10 IT by ar Nof'hf"V'
Prof. Hart and Others. the of POSTGRADUATE sti'
Z
Then oees range from % 10 % or SO The best hat
American institutions and influences do for them has
been secured already"
Beading Books" are criticised in a very sem
sblc fahion1Iy he National TcUherS 6o'c. t says;
Readers in respect TO their contents may ho dNd"l
iuco olasscs-hose which aim 90 give uSefni inofna
ton those whose pieces are iOr vocal dI, ilosc wich
give an inkling style of c best authors ahd those
which are mere compilations Of scraps Readers Of the
-t class cannot nc successful, matter low carefully
arranged sicnfuy compiled reader must hc ia'cl
cs.Ag To be popu, for ANY length of time, and sores
Of essays however valublc such, cannot afford tho
variety cannot breathe The spirit tbat tends IL AWAKEN
interest Moreover, since nearly every subject roV Is
tsel1ud separate textbook there 4, not the reason
for s mich that il purely instructive IN readers tha
existed formerly The most merctrciops class however,
, is the second. This class consists OF pieces by
means " which clocutOrists may exhibit ttcf
| pnwsis. irrespective OF the literary mosd OF
the ecertions With such pieces, by "iThiH
wrought nd artiGld rendering The yucal gy1ndat can
produce an eject upon an audience, anj he throws "a
hatch Of sucl selections together and calls the Whole
rcaAeF' OF the fourth class the most Noticeable i"i-
tlre IL the .nfcriority Of authors represented We
have IN mind q RIGS OF readers ia which the l1Io pFii
war il The nrevaiiag topic treated AM another in whcH
Ia .l cIssc althors stidiGusly suppduted b Tic
favorite magazine writer's OF tho day Indeed even ,"csi
selections ar, not wen de in al cases II few NUM-
bcIs the Juvouc mag u's ir"n which selections IN e
made were bound t0qetor, the rcealt would be more
available oopK iar some pal; forth tcNtaoob> 81" read
inc The great IN real - o. tb., class Is tat hey
lower the literary lard that shon!d be mautnod IA
an ry,tcrs above the second Bnt already sc sca - ~
OF reaciiou better selection of authors Is e"on nov
cons crcd TceoJnme ndoon II not necessity IL s'irs
Of reading books TIE LiId class OF booas OF 'cadnF l-
sons is ON n 80 he Recognized the taat combines
the erItrst number 81 usefni clements Culdr % .'
cation o. good literature il greater than they usually ct
credit TO-. hitr listening evenings readings from
Shakespeare gwen by good clU-ntipnist, enid 81
remarked: mamma, II M smith would onl: preach
nke that should ever want ~ s.ve cIareh before It is
over The laci that IL is good tenu airl only GOOD
Ia. nature that c..ildrcu dpprcoiate."