, 1881-02-18
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

FINE Ants IN RELATION II, EDUCATIONAL IN
nESTnv.
Tho Wonlai'a Social Science Association Of
1litnuls held regunr n,crtluK yesterday after
noon III tho lccture-room uf tho First NJ IL.
Church. The attendance wits rather sts,al', In
Guiding only Al,uut Of nftcen fnIea and three
or four gentlemen.
Mr, Ennch Rout rend MI Interesting pnpor OH
tho subject. "Fino Arts IN Relation to Educu-
uonnl Industry" Iiu dcplorcd tho fact thnt
thts Nation was so fur behind nIl othors in tho
matter or art-cttucation, hut explained TINT this
could, Of ctntrse, tb accounted for by tho fact
tilnt tho Nati1n WIS still III itH infnncy. Ile
should suppose. hnSeyer, that tho people would
yet tired ii srl.tll,v millions Vt tuar 10 Europe
syfFX VII Sf @ ssSe s hS ss" ess
museums Ut Mrt. asld nrt- -scta'ls should he es-
tabi!shtd. through ,pnhllc aid prIvnte Incans. ms
o!at. EnElulld ndsancetl ft1u tho sennnl rNr1
II lk1l to tho !,rat place In i5t7. a1h THO united
Rrcat cities il ths counlry, .Chlciieo was tho
3ptne'it q artis,!o work ani o,ituro. Evun 1t.
Sir. ltnt then Envc interesting statistics Of,
th1 subject Iii IurlnlnihK to snc;art education
.f ss fwe an WIS .o {. 's raans Il this
went 10 show why tho Government should pat
ronlze or
FosrEn MUSIC fon TIE llENEr1r or TIE PEOPLE.
Hc believed In II lNbru liberal policy being pur-
sued t.y our Legislators III fostpr1tx tHsto for
tllttsC. ia bGllGtetl II nS much AttGutlon WIS
bestowed by our rnrk commissioners itlon pstI-
Wiling bands nt music In our rrks ls upon thu
tNslktng of fortunes tUr rehl-estAte spccu(utOrs
II wuull bo better for tho community Ut Argc.
There would Gb less crimo II, our midst. Tho
ctununy VI sustaining RuUd moral pInces ut
amusement waS pufntela nut AmunH other In
tcrGsttnH things, tho apetkGr snfd thAt "wG need
iii opera TINT is mt MI Hxutfe. but ingGHutla
thu sol! .--uuu III which wo shall not witness tho
absurd spectacle ut our own people singing
tn tongue that tt,l,n Of tho ut,-
ttfe,1tn understand. thus rup0atng tho olAtonl
IN tho iNetihcvnl tilnps 0f performing tir,tns in
Latin aiHl tireck. N0 teta this np9ru supported
btH t}cat chorus and orchestra, which wall In.
sure butter representations ut Il cheaper ratio Ut
admission. Aa tint clerks cnn Vu without RIB
Dtllx their employers md niechnhlcs aud tAbur-
et4 Gun Gbloy It AB we'll
Thu AssucAt!ut, thon adjourned until tho
th.ss. ThllrSt3ny In March.
The SfArrh meeting nt tho Association Will bo
under tho auspices 81 tho Euln.ttco III, rhiII,,s
thrNpy. and tho topic thel tu be considered Ia
"Ihu Earp OF Dependent and n4li.ni.iunt Chil-
t3teu." Mrs. 81. Il. itDekwell, Superintendent Ot
tho Wisconsin (nIllstriAt SrhDui, will rcnd Il M
per OH tlo ecHtolltc nsEcc Of tho question. unl
OtAur rGpurts alsi y,lpurs will be submitted.
Thu nlcHnlAl illeGtlng of tho Association will
no hGltl ut Cairo. April, H. ~. ,lnl Il, Hnd tho
prnHrnt1 for tlAt tntGttng, which promises tn hu
very entertaining AMI Dr,lltMblo urI, will bo
announced ut thu aimtch meeting. AL lAics
and Kcntletnct tleslrpHs III attending tho Cairo
nGctg Irc requested Ia address the Secretary
Ut the Assuulntan-sfrs II. II. Hardy, bhurlnuh
House, Chlcnxo-before March -.