New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
AMONG THE THEOLOGIANS.
MANY EXTRA COURsEs-A NEW GYMNASIUM
INSTRUCTION IL MUSIC

Much 70 the satisfaction Of tho students
in residence a. the General Theological
seminary Dean Hoffman has been abio "
III up the large airy and well lighted basement 81 TIC
Library Hall scrvccahlc, comprehensive FN"
nasium This has been greatly needed for many
years, for the unusual application and sudIonS nan
its of theologues' make necessary every induce
mcnt to physical culture. Until the permanent
gymnasium is built is proposed. in connection
with the Icfccory for $4,000, the present one. wci
the Deans labors have made reality to the sem
mary VIII be amply sufficient The apparatus i
all new. of the best quality and plenty of It,
The annual public lectures on the Bishop fad
dock Foundation are now in course OF delivering
To all who know Of the profound scholarship and III
tcectual acumcn of the 1t. Rev DR.. Kingdom 60
adjutor Bishop Of Fredericton, " H., 1t VIII DC
stfcient guarantee of their merit t. learn that IN +
the lecturer this year The general subject OF ''
course IS God IncarnatcT The first lecture wa
delivered on March 10; subject. The creator
the second March II. The Creature; thiFd Oh
March II. The Incarnation, t'c Mission OF TIC son.
The remaining lectures will be delivered March Il
10, II and 24 The subjects are respectively In'
Atoncmcnt.7 The Perfection Of sympathy The
sacramcnts., "Thc Mission Of the Holy Ghost Al
tendance on these lecture, j, free TO the pubic
They are delivered in the cidpsi al = o'cloch.
With the first Tuesday in Lent, the Rev. Dr. Richcy
Professor Of Ecclesiastical History, began scFlc
OF weekly seminars his stddy, for the pdrpo'c I"
considering the general subject Of t,DOloN. Three
have been held - iai. Ihcy have l"'n largely M
tended and lecturer has done some valuable WuiI
Tor the students which II would lc impossible u
set In any other form 81 clearly and cOnci-eN. lN'\
are rmmcntN worthy the great interest thrV INV
aroused among the The thanks Of the studcn''
due the reverend professor for his sell deiy lhI
labor in prauitOusy carrying Oh ~ much cNI'
work
The professor Of lcrvcncacs. thc Rev. Dr. VlVrr
has consented 90 deliver course tf lectures '" u'
present ,cnior- On the Epl>ilc to the Galatians
This class did read that Ep,ilc last year ~ course
liof,, ,or divers kindness III taking them through !
In cNtul seminary hours l. highly apprc'ihi'n
DR.. Richcy's voluntary class IN fdtrI,i' 'i''h ia
been discontinued during Lent rms elias. Ike Una
Dr. divers. l. entirely extra and grduou> wuil
Oh the part Of professor. and ha- been hcld "i
Of the seminary all over. II has teen re"fuI
St Clement Epi-tlc TO Tire corinthians bat s.1anr
to say the work has been ~cmcwhli Hncl'app'
from The fact that Of the men have 'Nprrl" &c
great difficulty IN obtaining COPE, of the text H'Nol
llghifoof', edition wa, long ago exhausted ana nearly
.li the other, equally scarce. The late BISHOP o
Durham. work on = Clement j. such valuable
that IL j. surprising some cniclpFi>mg Nnrr' q
publisher dos not reprint H.
At Tycr.ong lately ia" students haN" been irN"''
hy excellent addrc--"- from Nrfhdci'"n Nl'.ttt
smith and the Rev. T.. Walpol' Warren. - M, 'itV
Tie II Rev. Dr.. Dudley. Bishop ~ k'niu'hF ~
Ino,tl. al tho Nc-io." also delivered stirring nd
DIRE. a few evening ago ON that important question
Through The Deans efforts. the service ~ the wei
known organi~t 81 -. James Parish. TINS cry. g
Edward stubs. have hr"n secured - teach the SIN
dent, low r. S.us and read music ~ sight. Tl
Important work is BOW being carried IN By Mr.
Stubs two afternoons Of the week.