New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
TO PROMOTE EDUCATION.
UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL EXTENSION.
EXPLAINING THE MOVEMENT TO THE PUBLIC

EXPLAINING THE MOVEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
ABLE SPEECHES BY wELLKNoWN MIN
The deem interest which the movement for Uni
versity ard school Extension has excited III TINS guy
was evidenced by the large audience WINCH s"''oi'u
i'm Chickcrng Hall last evening t. listen 10 an eAPosE
ton Of the new departure. Hundreds OF people ap-
plaudea the remarks of the speakers and gave every
proof that the Extension will meet Win hneiI'1u
success The representatives Of the various unvcrs'
ties who were present promised their cordial support
Of the movement and spoke with enthusiasm OIL It's
possible influence upon the people OF TINS country,
James W. Alexander, president Of the NeW-iorR
CITY BOARD of Directors one Of the founders Of the
Extension. presided and introduced the speakers
ON the platform at his side sat the Rev. Or. li'ho'lS
Dwight president OF Yale: the Rev. DR.. Francis L.
Patton president of Princeton; DR.. Seth Low" pfe'l
dent OF Columbia; DR.. scott, president OF Rutgers ;
Dr. J. L. y. Hunt, president of the Board Of Educa-
ton; f. b. Pratt. Of Pratt Institute, brooklyn, Mat
thew j. Egas secretary Of the University and school
Extension. and william b. Hubbell, of the Board Of
Education.
Mr. Alexander Dr. Dwight. DIR. Patton and DR..
Low I'm eloquent and scholarly addresses explained the
new movement in all its particulars. and what IL was
propo,cd TO accomplish. TO the great regret OF the
audience. which included many women. Chaunccy NJ.
Depew who was 70 speak also unable TO be pre-
cnt Mr. Alexander, in explaining Mr. Dcpews alb
scnce said that he was one Of the founders OF the
movement Nr. Depew had charged him TO say that
he Was deeply interested in the movements success
and would all in his power to extend its influence
Thi, statement received with applause
ANNOUNCING THE COURSES.
Rofore the meeting was dismissed the following an
nounccmcns Of the various courses were made by Dr.
LECTUREs-sPRING COURSES
in
NETWORK CITY
y B-Thc following courses begin the dates named
and continue weekly the time and place until
the five lecture, in each shah have been given
ARCHAEOLOGY.
Lecture Course NO l..
Professor Allan Marquand Princeton.
Ancient Ara Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Saturday 10 80
q. NJ. March 81
Lecture Course NO -
Professor A. L. rockingham. Princeton.
Early Art. metropolitan Museum OF Art saturday 10 80
a. m. April -.
Central Park Eghty.sccondst. near FiftlHaye' IhlTd
ave. elevated Eighty -fourth--t Mad~on-aye surface
line or Flith.avc. 10 EightySecond-,t The lcc
ur,, Will be illustrated with the use Of the lantern
ASTRONOMY.
Lecture Course No. ,
Professor c. \. Young, Princeton.
subject, to Dee announced. Cooper Union, SATURDAY
y. ~. April g. Tho main hall.
By arrangement with thu trustee, Of Cooper Union the
Saturday evening free lectures will be- continued through
month Of april under the auspicc, Of the Board Of
Dir.cto,- the University and School Extension. III
addit on astronomy sociology
and industrial geology will also be- announc to be given
in Cooper UuOa All that desire notice and ne -yln
buses possibly reserved thes" courses should
pay registration fee Of 81 per on accoun;
the Of the i possible that IA" course
OH astronomy may consist Of only three lectures.
ENGLISH
Lecture Course No. T.
Professor George Lyman Kit'r'dcc, Harvard.
Introductory CourscShakcspeare, Columbia College Sat
uday, 3 p. NJ March 81. Hamilton Hall Madison
ave. entrance Forty.nnth.st Room - up one
hrht.
Lecture Course No. o.
Professor H. II. Boyc,cn Columbia.
Medieval Literature Columbia College. THURSDAY
p. n, March 49,
Lecture Course NO. b.
Pr fessor II Boyescn. Columbia
Modern German Literature Columbia College THURSDAY
4 .. M. April -. Hamilton Han. Room -.
PHILoI)G
Professor Charles g. Hrbcrmann College Of the Cig OF
Ncw-York.
Introductory Cour.c. College Of u" city Of NcwYolk
Twenty thlrd.st and LcXingtonaye. Tuesday. 4 D. NJ
PHILOSOPHY.
Professor e orcc Il. Ncwcomb. College the city Of
Ncw.York.
Inroduob,ry Cour-c. College Of the City O: NcwNcrk.
Friday D. ~, Mar h 20.
PHYSICS
Lecture Course No. !?
rro,rs.osAlrrcd q. Compton College o, the City Of
NcW-YOtk.
Acoustics, College Of the city Of Ncw.YoFk, Thursday.
j. m. March 10.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Lecture Course 40. 10
Professor John ". Burgess. Columbia.
Medieval Relations of Church AMI state. toumbi1 College
y, Monday. j.. H.. March IL.
Lecture Course No. II
Tof.s,or John W. Burcc>s, Columbia.
Modern Relations OF Church and state Columbia College
Room Is, Monday. D. m. April 20.
PSYCHOLOGY.
Lecture Course No. l.
Professor George r. Iadd Yale.
Element, Human Mental I.ifo. Columbia College
Room -. Wednesday, 4 y. IN. March -.
Lecture Course No. -
Professor george T. Ladd. Yale.
Tho Development Of Human Mental Life. Columbia
College Room IS Wednesday. y. H., April -.
ANNOU NCEMENTS.
LECTURES SPRING COURSES.
PRATT INSTITUTE BROOKLYN.
Notc-Bv courtesy u The Of the Institute the fo