New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
NORMAL COLLEGE NOTES.

Tho Board of Trustees OF tho Normal College. at
their meeting this last week. decided to appropriate
1926 900 for the expenses of the college tps year
They also conHrned the appointments OF the success
full candidates in the examination Of members OF tho
class of 80 to positions in the training department
Of the college. The young ladies are Miss Bowtell,
Miss Lindsey and Miss Bole. Miss Jessup was also
appointed . teacher.
Tho course in manual training established
this year. room has been fitted up In part Of tic
promenade. with tables made in Boston. after the
model Of the Swede. Mr.. Larsen. The system fol-
lowed is the Mas system, and the implements are
msde after the models Of those used in Sweden.
Various models knife trays. forks spoons picture
frames &C., are placed before the students. and by
means Of their instruments they make those articles
themselves
Commissioner Fuller recently gave an interesting
address to the college girls. advising them to avoid
young men who liquor In any form. The lecture
has been widely discussed among the girls.
The Alpha Beta Gamma literary society holds in
terestine meetings on Friday afternoons. In their
discussion as to the relative merits Of Caesar and
Napoleon. the latter was decided to have been tho
The registration Of the senior class far is ga.
The class Is divided into sections each section electn
Its own president
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY NEWS.
At recent meeting of the Seminary Missionary
Society the following committees appointed
three men, one from each class to attend the con-
yention OF ST. Andrews Brotherhood in Philadcl-
phia: Charles NJ. Hall, Of the diocese Of NewJcrsey
j. c. Mitchell, Of the diocese Of Pennsylvania, and
n. t;ummey. OF tho same diocese. The following
committee was appointed 10 furnish news to the re-
ctous and secular press W. ". Mills, PHI b., Of the
diocese Of Central Pennsylvania W. H. Hazard. A..
risverfoid) OF the diocese Of Pennsylvania; +. s..
Moore, B. A., Oiobart) Of the missionary Jurisdiction
OF Wyoming and Idaho; II. Dcnnison, Il. a., Uni.
versty OF Pennsylvsnia), Of Philadelphia.
Tho holder Of the new fellowship has boon ap-
po,nted lie is the Rev. Hamilton Cady, son OF the
Professor OF Apologcucs Mr.. Cady was graduated
from the seminary in 1889, and since then has been
studying at Oxford. lie will do advanced work in
church history and dogmatics.
Tho Rev. II. G. PATTERSON has presented the sem
mary chapel with 100 copies Of the new edition OF
his MANUAL of Gregorian Music.' The books are
handsomely bound in cloth, and on the cover these
words are stamped in gold "Chspel OF the General
:Sssa s seT Nm presented BY the Rev. H. g.
Tie Dean has announced that hereafter at the
matricula0On services on Ali SaintS Day. commem-
orstion OF the departed benefactors OF tho seminary
viii DO observed. The service this yesr VIII 10 held
octSSss 81 = Hcs M Hu cha S xn ~
Professor Suits has resumed his classes In music.
The faculty hos made attendance Compulsory. winch
seams TO DO 9 movement In tho right direction.
Tho chimes In tho chapel tower wore taken down
ana tuned last week. ". o. Com has been Put In
charge Of ringing them.