New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

the art and literature of the country and Is convncsd
tnat Tor an art student the Museum Of Athens IS tbs
best school In tho world.
DR.. f. IL. Moore. of Marietta, Ohio the instructor
IN mathematlcs, Is young man Of genius, lie was
graduated from Yale in 1883, taking all the honors
OF his class and winning the Foote scholarship for
two years. lie has since taken a Ph d. degree at
Yale where he acted tutor, has studied at Berlin
and has Just been appointed assistant professor In hs
Northwestern University at Evanston. Ill., He has
made special studies in The and difficult field OF
dimensional mathematics, and has written several
valuable accounts Of his Investigations IN this abstIlse
branch. He Is tho son OF DR.. d. II. Moore, until
recently president of the Denver University. lie IS
muscular young man with frank, brown eyes. an
expert tennis player ane oarsmsn and as modest as
Miss Ida NJ schoch. Of Jersey shorc. Penn, who Is
known here as an especially active temperance WORKER
was one Of the sufferers Of the JohnstOwn disaster.
Her home and friends swept away By the food.
and she afoa. for fifteen hours on roof before
being rescued She is a member OF the c. T.. s. c. and
will be graduated this year.
on the lake front are illuminated, exactly az tho
Paris Exposition. AT 10 O'Clock perspiring young
athlete I'm little room of the perhouse tower begins
to perform a series Of extraordinary pumping motions
with complicated set OF levers snatchng occasional
wild glances at music-book on stand before him.
chime of bells are operated BY these manoenyres.
They sound a,yreoaby enough II one IS far enough
away, and ii IS pleasant on calm evening va noas
In boat on the other side OF the lake and listen 10
the psalm tunes as they come mellowlng across ne
water At Chautauqua their last clang Is The sgna
for general repose. Everybody waits TIL they are
over and then-gOes 10 bed
LECTURES on VARIOUS TOPICS.
Chautauqua " Y, Aug (speciaD.-Mrs Frances
J. Barnes National Superintendent OF the Young
womans Christian Temperance Union and Miss mary
Mcdowell of Evanston, ILL.,. ono of its National
organizers have come to Chautauqus b present ths
objects of their organization and furnish suggestions
and nans OF work TO ladies here. In an address this
morning Mrs Barnes estimated the total membership
at 30 600. which represents an Increase OF 10000
year during the last two years several thousand
Young men are enrolled honorary members.
WIN Cumback. of Indiana spoke in the AmphL
theatre about tho Common Man. and dwelt at length
on the need for effective sanitary laws, the lack oil
which he thinks is largely responsible for intemperanc
and crime.
Dr O. H. Tiffany, Of New-York, followed Mr.
Crmbac. with an able address on Religious Liberty
under the Constitution" lie doubts whether th'
Church could ever have become really free put ioi
America which gave opportunity for the pohtcai az
well as the religious regeneration OF the world Ins
fact that the Bible is not recognized in tho Consutu
ton indicates TO him that those who framed 1t con-
sidered religion too sacred thing TO put 10 me
test Of popular VOTE and while mere ecclesiasticim
Is going to decay he perceives that the power OF
relQion is increasing and the Church growing stronger
than a,, -.
The Rev. r. F. weidner. in lecture on Inc i.Ass
Things described the new science Oh blpiNH
Theology. Mrs. Frank Boards paper on DreS' az
tracted many ladies to the meeting of the Woman
Club this morning. Mrs. Beard recommends COM
,ulsorv instruction in the art OF dress.
Loon H. Vincent, in a lecture on Nathsniel ha"-
thornes took issue with Henry James as 10 MS es'-
mate of the great novelist. a. r. BURBANK read thS
evening before a crowded house.
professor d. A. McClenahan presided tonight a. a
gathering of United Presbyteriaus. Addresses wer'
made by DR.. L. Il. Campbell, John s. spear J. Ahord
and Others There were present Mrs. Jennie C. Logue
Professor Mcmillan, Mss Love, OF Grove Oly Sohese
the Rev r. A. George, Geneva Falls, Penn. the hey
A. NJ Campbell. Scwickley, Penn, and the Rev; a1d
Mrs F. NJ. Gefiin. who go to Egypt as missionaries "a
sentember Weekly meetings OF the dehohln3uou
viii he held during the Assembly: " ,
RiSbop J. H. Vincent returned late this afternoon
iro ,1,s ~ Mae f. orr of York. the champion
-wrtter.o gave private exhibition OF ma
skfI at Jamestown yesterday. She attained sp'e'
OF ll9 words minute.