New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
familiar as ward workers for Boss Mclaughlin
at all times
SCIENCE IN TEACHING LANGUAGt.

A pAptR by PROFESSOR BRANDr-lhh 'o' -"
BASIS FOR INSTRUCTION.
At the meeting of the linz lusts at Colunha Coi
lege Yesterday Professor H. I. E brahul. " ,. na,
ton College read what vas called by lhose icscII.
cue of the most important p.pofS OF tne scs,ion ~
related TO the extent tu which purely sclen'in' el
mar may enter into the obstruction OF snts ~ ot
college CLASSES and how far the la est Ie@ui'S VI
scientific research NAV be embodied in text ooohs
Professor Brandt said;
Atamcetlng of natural scie men Ia Bcrhn I'VE iiro
phase of hs subject was disc ~ed anu 10 lmo ~, nJ
Of the ad lercnts OF Darwins theory n was mn 1 t
nv prominent professor that TINS doctrine s"uu ,,
he taught In any institution ic yer thin tho u'N'iNt
and should no enter int the text hopk' M mn,
history I'm any Of the 'ohools 0f 'wer gaze 81" to
Conservative in the fed of Natural .c,,enc11 l,1
when the latest resute Wcll '' new lt''s ',~c,,ing
established laws of ltugua -t, .uuscrvatsn ~ W. ,h
them ny become great tau anu an ihlu@l"' Nv y" i
derettinsnt of modern suguag "a In many ".ier ds
iencrance of the new results Al tcacmng tnm n " and
=, f,tanr, hanks shuld be run4rurtrd on thnI hasls
purh mon ga brink 1Wort Nk"tt arr tue lu' N.' w
thnse VINO have developed h' old hundtnh 'mFllun
Treatment sf uwl,tn ltnruag into a living 'c,'hunW
atudN thrir HNvRtigauunR lr rr Aiai'h " ne ','"
AMI mo hmi Of trachins molctn pushHsra
Ia tho lack o The disn, egd wrisht when en W, i',W W
tho solrniihu hasla Is, adnrln9 solrhtu" ,h,se ,
VII hreomc knpwu iha. ii' ieNhel m9,' r % ~" nr IA
,,alued for h's N0' rae ,s,sSsr T,S, WA Vailed
"pacteal" prrsgonrniH &C. w,'H n 'g',H MIN
Ihe unnorons exe,-cs he student misht ~ WI ltau
the mileciou Of each noun 'h' Neih nv Nse ~" a u"
"A uf Throwing
ulne ,ry amount ot modein language to replace It,
hav" mi.yivinrS even when hear OF lhem as suhsi
tueS or equivalents or Greek, Dut lhlhh h't @
scientifically studied - ""l' -" ",i',i ,,uua siir,
| amount of the old-fashourd YhlacVo" sS"""A'''
In conclusion we ought e. teach the mpoitah anu
latest results of phonstic BOUNDS can hc h,I % W., ~
out knowing the movements Il the orgas ot - eoh,Jns
~ a. ,ces u" IN imitation large number OF students
never acquIrc sounds hut II taught the aiticuI ION ~ 81
scientific system IT is possible 10 redeem man! 'o" '''
4 naper by Professor F. b. Gummere of New,
| Rediord Mass on "The Place of Oh fngIlsh
| Phllology III the Element: ry Schools" was iean
Professor Jovnes Of south Caroline, gave a STATE
ment of the progress of the study oi mooerh i 1nn
guages IN Southern collie $ since the war. me ne
convention adopted a co. ututon Eove' ing ,,dr
association aud closed It's sessions 4 Il evening altcI
| re-eectIng Presideat Carter. of Williams Coleee
president; PROBES ,or A. NJ. Elliott; Johns Hopkins
University secretary and Lr; IL e. Uvo9"", Cnn,
mltce are Profe Walter, Hoop, Du f9nt
Joynes. j. Ii. Harrison, Forier Bancroit Doc ne ner
and IT, : WHIT an o9 Prnfess"rs WaTch raTd and
| Boye,en The committee is empowered to publish
| Journal OF the association.
| EXPLANATIONS OF TIE POLICE BOARD.
| The Beard of Excise on December II sent to the
| Police Commissioners list OF llo al geo UNI, uIIi
| censed lIqnor stores. A reply. prepared UeheIal
| Porter and signed by all the Commss oners, was
| sent Yesterday in whic. 1t was lated that seven
of the places licensed, the propretors CI 'Iec
Others had applied for licenses aud were nnt hGw i
|
| able at one number there was 10 house AT alt elght
places had been closed by the police before the ISt
was furnished. the prosrletos ol thlily-yhc o.eI'
had been arre ted and fined or held to ban LOT rl'
forty-two alleged liquor stores wee restaurant OF
| groceries where there vas no apparent salo VI
! liGuoT and tu, Tcnalslng twenty-five places were
II all appearance private houses. he latter places,
The Commissioners say reported 10 nc dsoIucrlV
houses bat to get proof of the SUPPOSED 1acis II
would be necessary 10 send officers INTO those places
t. commit improper acts in order 10 sat ~ the &c
| man,s of the police jls ices.
! w G. Beccler counsel of = Society fcr the
Prevention Of Drime ote to the Beard on "a NJ
dav, stating hat the * ise law "as being violated
| mish evidence ACTIN for the Board General
Porter wrote Nj. Bee cher. thanking hin i2r he
! information fIrAi~' ,d and accepting lis oher to
! fIr,llsh proofs , conclusion Of his ply was a.
/ follows:
InasmuCh the }. else Board has poWer bring snch
offenders the SUNDAY laws before The courts anu a.
punishment. 10 pi % ply revoke me Areh i0i u'hi!
sales. our Couu.s- s-loucfs would rcs f llly suggest
that the arcou ricut ,. the worthy OBJ cis Oi your
s0.ctN might ro.- Joe 4ue.i effective iy report
insthc ,.oi.Li9rs ~ ne tTec la O. SIC 1csc Board
a. soon a. possible a.tcr scoverr.