New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-26
PERSON1L.
Jean Jacques RousseAa's old home in Savoy Les
Channettcs" h TO be romodelled aud turned no hoLAy

Jean Jacques ROusseAu'h old home In savoy " Lei
Channetics h 10 be romodelled and turned into hols
The member, OF tho Royal Family OF England seIdop,
so 10 church more than = . Sunday. They agree
with Lord Melbourne. who once, staying at Nnnehan
WITH Archbishop Vernon Haroourt and being invited to
attend afternoon ser'ire AFTER going morning.
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The formal opening Of the new Bryn Mawr College for
Women took place Wednesday last, with addr.sses
by lie president. Dr. j. T. Rhodes Presldcnr Gilman Of
Johns Hopkins; President Chase OF ayerori; and the
Hon. james Russell Lowell In Isi5" Mr. Lowell said
wacn youth came TO Philadelphia aud was thrown
among the Fricnas. faniliarly known as Quskets.
part oil the blood In my veins Is derived from
who had pcrsecutcd the Friends but never will FORGET
the plcilty OF their and beauty OF their
lives. l was frank enough TO tell them that thought
my ancestors were quite right II this had not been
Quaker college would not be ptesene to day came
pledged not 10 make address, wonld have written
II, believing In the advice that should think with
pen IA his hand The place OF the study OF IeoK
II kept only discipline for the mind. could be sup.
piled. and Englsn the mother tongue should never be
neglected." Continuing. Sir. Lowell said that he
attributed part Uf tue laIy In the English In
TINS country to the public schools Tue spcaser said
that he had been reptoached with wing hard tunga
about the culture Of his country not know
TIE good OF man II he coud not tell the
Ms country men. ana he dld not know good OF his
countrymen n they would not hear the truth Nbon
asked. Mr.. Lowell said. what his notion OF u !
university he replied that place whore nothing
useful was taught lie said that this answer wa, t.S
result Of too violent Reaction Ia his MUD against the
American notion that education WAS merely To he !
utilized for bread winning IL SHOULD be sweetcner of
all the events Of life o had been scepticll about
WOmens lcgeS, but lie wished To tHko all back
The object OF culture should be TO produce men and |
women really civilized able 10 distinguish between liter.
ature and reading matter.
semnr siebcrt. who died recently his return from
Europe to this country the age OF soyenty-eight
years was one OF tho foremost map ongrayers OF the
present day. The bost maps OF Prussian gene raj
stan were engraved by him.
The retirement Of Professor James r. Colby from the
Yale Law School. says The NeD-Laren Aetcs leaves "A |
vacancy In That department which will be Glled by Pro
lessor Theodore ID. WOOsey. The latter resigned two
years accom-. OF bis wifes illness. However nj
lie opening or the law school no will Resume his old
position. Instruction 10 the seniors In constitutional
md international law will be given In all probability
~ Professor SIMEON T.. BALDWIN, Professor n,kard's
ieatn leaves untitled the Hhousc professorship of the
ircek language. In this department Professors f. ID
cy aud Frank Is. 1afUeil Will XII, Instruction
rOlessor L. l.. Richards taken sick IN the Adiron-
lacks few weeks ago and Will be to report for
ny. ne Is suffering from spinal disease contracted by
heavy fall whilo H college. Professors Andrew ID. !
'LiilP and william BceDe Will take his division In !