New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09

, ,vor NJ the American Institute Of Christian Phi
psophy cannot be measured In type. ~ ca'ino. O0
1omputed in figures. 1t has not attracted the aV'en
,ion of the masses and has Of the aid winch comes
10 other valuable institutions BY reason OF conspicuous
results II must appeal for its support more 10 ''e
to who are able TO value the soldlty OF fonndauon
than TO the many who casually admire INC ooauu"
outlines OF q structure. II mSes nrm etS'ho asa'
materialism and all other theories OF the Kno. ~ mas
nresented an array of talent which shows the world
that all the brains not on the SIDE Oh those wiz
scorn or neglect faith in Co., put VC"' 'n'
h.st intelIects of the world, the most competent
Judges among men. are on the true side' ~ mas
strengthened the faith and courage OF the young men
In the colleges OF the country among whom lts hVer'
.rro has been distributed It's publications have al
,oaav been sought for by OF the eminent scholars
in Japan. who now especially turning .''ar
tbonrhts to the Christian religion the religion OF the
\,ountry. ,n
The Rev. Charles F. Deems, D. ., Ii. D.. OF the
thurch of the Strangers in NewYork Is the president
OF the institute He is man well Known 10 inc
religious scientific and philosophical world bcsiues
his great mental powers he is nan CT great naturaI
srewdness and farsightedness. He gives great oei
M time 70 the business of the institute and Is model
president They reelect him every year with great
regularity lie is good humored and pleasant CLERGY
man for any one TO meet. In fact, to behold me
doctor one would suppose he was the nun WIN
leads The onward march of the philosophers The rev
vicepresdent: William Harmon Brown. of New-fork'
Is treasurer Professor Charles NJ. Davis, of NewforK
e. recording secretary, and the Rev. John D. DcN's'
of New-York is corresponding secretary
The fifteenth summer school is now in session on
ybe grounds Of the Seaside Assembly The Hall OF
Shuosonbv was bnilt expressly for their There
they SIT I'm concave and dscussInomentous questions
and dispute concerning theories Their lectures ana
debates are of the greatest interest to scholars IN all
parts of the country They never arrive at an opinion
nm one of these subjects until after most mature oe
liberation. ..
The Rev. Or. MacCracken said OF the lnsutntc;
.The lectures given each year are themselves almost
taculty of graduate philosophy for the whole coun
try"
There are no honorary members There are no ex
penses for rents. There are no saarled officers NO
insItntion can be managed economically.
The school of Political Science, OF which PROFESSOR
David l. Green of johns Hopkins University is dean.
has suddenly taken great strides toward success
Professor Green teaches full classes The course IN
cudes the more simple and fundamental principles 10
be observed in the production and DISTRIBUTION Oh
wealth and the discussion Of special subjects of popular
Interest, such as m0nOpones socllSn silver quesuoh'
tariff and pauperism.
Dr. A. l.. Turner, OF New-York, recently entertained
his large number of Assembly friends at the Hotel Ok
ford The genial and hosptable Colonel L.. L. Davis
the proprietor succeeded admirably in giving every
body god time cs made e BY me
Ferguson Of Phnpsburg N. j., and Others.
Among the guests at the Hotel oxford are c: IL
Roberts, Mrs. George jeremiah Mrs; A. B. J I
mial George A. Hcarn, F. Is. Whitfield, Charles Cary
Tlair al 81 New York; c. A. spear, Of SOmcrvic
SJ Miss Jessie Bennett Miss Kat9 Patterson Miss
sarah y. Price. OF baltimore, and Mrs W. f. stewart
OF Palnfeld ., ~,
The new arrivals at the buckingham include Mr.
md Mrs L. L. Bodell. Mrs A. f. Bedeu Mrs. RObei'
p Bee Albert Ball. Of Newark: Mrs w. F; Dixon
NJ Paterson Edward Martin, Theodore S. Oxholm o.
Tonkcrs Allison Dodge, Of Bloom field. \. j.: Mrs
j. X. Hyer: Mrs William sloan, of lakewod ~ "a
stewart of Painheld: +. c. Neae, Mrs. ]. W. Val
W!nkia ard }. HOLES Wells, of New-IorR.