New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

desk studies.
at must arouse and hold the Interest Of the pupil
1T must give him general manual deNNilN'
The new United Presbyterian Home on N'h'enE
ave- is a gain to ChautauQua in denommational pun,
mes 1t was erected since last year. aud Is ii'Ue
architectural GEM Although not very large IL Is cse''
and IL proving to be attractive spot for inc
Presbyterlans TO come together In conversation anu
communion. oh,
Among the new professors that have come TO Chan
tau1na within the past wear are Professors Benis ana
Woodburn. They have proved TO be worthy additions o
70 tine faculty OF Sha9tanaqa II leSe cS'e' anu
DR.. James Albert WOODBURY. lecturer on Amerlcst
History at CaqqYa and The head of te Was
born in Bloomington. Ind, On November 80, en- com,
He received his carly educational training IN me con-
native town lie graduated from me imalanS
University at the age of Dineeen with ne class "a
r. A. Wyiie Professor Elisha Ballantne Professor
Herman r Olsen and Dr. EGhsrd E%sa " fe s
Woodburn taught for year In the gIaheH Schools ~
GRANVILLE ~ and for SIX YEAR attI IN T Je en and
women for the college classes During tose 3hn M
found special interest in the study ana teGcnS rad d.
n nt0 Course f the ' School u History in the Hop
kns University Ralm0e e isd Pen, l ie%psS I'M
der the direction Of Dr. H. b. Adams, and was for some
time Fellow in that institution lie received me oG
iss5 and that of Doctor OF Philosophy from the ;onhs
Hopkins University in isSo American R WpeTOdca and
NNh
Of " History of Higher Education In Indiana Wmcn
is soon 10 appear from the Government bureau oi
Education. 49,. r pro6aseor
In the department of political economy fIOiesS3f
Edward W. Bemls takes the place Of Dr. hcharu l.
Ely of Johns 0pklns, who is now In EulOpT; III
Benis Is professor OF history and economies IN aueI
Bit University Nashville. Tenn, and was Dors ~
Springfield Mass, In 1880. He was graduaVeu az
Amherst i'm 1880 with the hOnors of the Grass IN ms
tnrv and economies and studied in these uePaIuehA
three wears al the Johns Hopkins University ne wa
an editorial writer " The st. Paul Pioheertiess
dning the latter part Of 1853, and taught III Mlhhe
apOliS dining 1oS4 and 1888. Receiving the uOTtV[
derTan during short stay the latter year AT joins
H0pkns he thencef9?th devoted himself 10 occurring
and writing Oh history and economics, particularly
economics During the first half Of so6 he cOLductea
Inc political economy classes al Amherst curing tle
illness OF the regular professor, and In That ana the
following two years gave courses ~ NasSar Mount
Uolyole ohio University Carleton College, MlhleSo a
Vanderbilt University and elsewhere. during the
c0uTse i'm this country modelled after the university
extension courses of England differing only IN having
mo- examination certificate al the close a slnnaI
course was given the next year at ST. Ions ana .,
canton ONO a. described by Dr. H. t. ADAMS III uie
Iuv F.rlmn A course also gwen al tiie buHalo
Ian school and In several other places Aitef con
dncfing the advanced work IN his department az van
derlt University during the spring term in 1883 ano
1880 he was elected to the chair of history ana ecu
nomics In 1850 which place he now holds Dr. Belis
Is ths summer In charge of economics at Chaut%uqua
in Ulace of Dr. II. 7. Ely, who is In Europe.