Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-29
STATE NORMAL INSTITUTE,
Bringing . Successful Institution to q
Close---Interesting Speeches.

lhepcrIeo omclally tor the CHRONICLE.
The lively interest that has baep taken in
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'ho 1oo'oie' at 'io Noriin Institute Aihoe
the intelligence yesterday that those of the
dav would he the last WEIGH heavy ON the
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'oiN.i' VI o1A Dosn N pups
received the announcement with sadness.
The association has been very pleasant |
between faculty and members of the Insti-
.,to o,,d tho fracture caused NV tbe and of |
800 - :: -. .-:.,,
'he SESSION is efee'ou WIN fsiuo'anoe' N
fact that increases this regret is, that the
nrofessors seemed TO have saved the best
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were unexceiled by any during the course.
AS usual, Hrof. F. L. Soldan devoted the
first bour To his lecture ON Pedaoooics. His
| final lecture of YESTERDAY was on the special
snbiect of school discipline His merits as
| an instructor have been spoken of too fire.
ouently in these columns to need further
naise: suffice it to say he is quite an ac-
| nuis;tion TO the faculty of the Normal In
ettitnte and has ACCOMPLISHED a great work.
w. oo,,rSe ic comn,etad for the year and
hos been both pleasant and Instructive
A. the close of his sneacb. he said: 81
! rl,lioa1 n for tha attentive kind
,,ass ,,;3b which Won have followed these
Iectures What seemed as duty in the be-
lt;nn;no has become source of pleasure in
fhe end which | relinouish with regret.
Prof James Dinwiddie concluded his
course on Arithmetic Yesterday by a lecture
on interest. He is a skilled mathematician
and has made clear the difficult problems in
tbe fundamental branch of mathematics.
prof Dinwiddie has devoted life study to
! tlis denartnnent of science and il one of the
f,,a,adst man of tbe country in comnuta.
! 10, o,,d ;,st,,,ct,,,n in his line
A. tbn tbir5 how prof Hurtnr
Sinbolson daIirerad I,is farewell lactnro of
This session on How to Study Geology"
This imnortaut science, we are glad TO see.
IS increasing in interest and attention as
fine progresses, Prof, Nicholson is well
read IN Natural History. and his course has
been pleasapt and instructive to all. AL
tb,n,b +ba time allotted has been, snort he
w. 'a1.a-ad 49, lot Of o,,,o1,nd bri,,o i,1c,
70 hear those facts which are of paramount
importance in the teaching of the science.
nna off the nrettiast and most fasciuatino
courses of lectures that has been delivered
at the Institute is that of Experimental
physics nv Col $. H. Lockett. He con-
c,uded the conrse Yesterday bv experiments
in electricity, which were very attractive to
the eve. Col. Loeketts aim has been to
show with what simplicity Natural Philoso-
nb1 conId ha tsnobt NV experiments His
governments tbrouohout the course have
baen attended, with interest and have nade
in5eI1ib1o im,,,.ossionS IN tho minds of all
In conclusion he said. az thank the class
for the uniform and kindly attention maid
mo T have sometimes lost nv head Int 7
have also lost nv beart-the whole school
has Il y
II was announced bafora the lect,,res he
can that a fsyv r,inI,tes at the close of the
morning session would be devoted to i'm
promptu speech making. The school had
many DISTINGUISHED visitors. among whom
was Col peTez Dickinson who was londlv
called for He arose and said ssJ am
ofro;d ,bo ,,ron,inant ooot r ooon,r, M, tbo
,.latfo,o, rl,,(,rro-tod tb;s oou oo,, o,,l,r
~rress ms, g. al5 IN tbe bar
UNIONS NICOTINE, If teacbars from 6iffarent
portions of tbe State 7 see represented in
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11en .p W aoal'd -,aatnc, of tho To,yos-
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HINES Ha saiJ in q oanfle classical
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Sahooi ,,n5.r tto a,,s,1icas of +he TTpive,.sitT
~ Tonpessee fnIIv endorsed nv the State
hoard, Great normal schools are indispen-
SabIe We are OBLIGED to have short -conrse
summer normal schools and thew can not
no hattor than the one here Sncb hao;r-
60 l. o,,oorrocr;nc, n everybody, "
M. NJ Snenca Of Nesbv;le after bo;ro
..ilad ~, coil ..yosterdav morn;no, 2
aaI;uod draa,, tho+ haUa 5roon,,at . io,,l :,
49, T oronaJ NV evoS ,,,,o,, vo,,,. bean+
e,,I o;tr e,,and ,nonntsins claa,, streets and
haant;fnI riyer looked ont mon scenes
oe,'at,,,.al ana b;ctor;coI intoract zy;Sb ~
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