New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

Temple D. EX EROISES AT THE COLbEOb
AND IN SCHOOLS AND CLASSES
IBr TELEGRAPH 70 The TRIBUNE
Chautauqua, y Y. Aug. 1.-The one resuni das OF
the week at Chautsuqua is Saturday Alio1he' "eeA'
days than filed with lessons AZ tie cohcsc
and in various schools and classes. Along win thlS
work runs the daily platform programme, when Is
only less full on saturday than Sunday Teachers
ard students are free on that day, and there are
trips on the lake steamboats, fishing parties EXCURSIONS
TO Niagara, geological explorations ana eoou unes
generally The Jolly affairs Of last SATURDAY lhcluaed
nom roast In the great fireplace In the 'ii OF nho
college, which party OF professors acqn''ea then
selves with an abandon worthy OF younger ec"e'"
'ion and did themselves great credit The literary re-
past was "a varied aud rniqnc II less substantial than
the material snd included II college song by talo
professor sung in key not familiar In harmony ana
with lntonatlon simply irrC slshble' a Ohau'anPu"
nlutc was the spontaneous tribute paid to this signal
success. This is place for rest, also proVideu
too many meetings are not attempted.
A devotional service at o'clock Yesterday WIS
followed by Bible study and woman's missionary con
ference al 90 public service In the Amplhtheatre at
II four sections of sunday schools in the afternoon
general missionary conference ana meeting OF tno
society Of Christian Ethics mt O'CLOCK; Vcsper ser
vice. dear 10 all Chautauquans. at >: young mems
prayer meeting at the grand stand on the baseosh
grounds at : and an illustrated missionary address In
evening.
meetings aggregate 10000 people. Bishop j. H. VIM
cent Dr. w. 5 Ransford. President Lewis Miller Dr.
W. A. Duncan. Professors sylvester BurnilaIn' Fred-
ericS Starr A. A. Stage and DIR. J. b. Young were III
charge Of these meetings.
Professor Moses Colt Ty ler conducted college chapel
thl, morning and spoke on Tile Optimism of Chris
uanlty- W f. Curtis, r. his lecture on "Thc Family
and Descendants 81 Columbus" recited facts recently
discovered through investigations made in the interest
q fho Euir n. Curtis las charge OF Inc
historical section Of the Exposition, and particularly
the collection Of Columbus relics. lie described crr-
tain documents rcrcnily discovered which determined
historical questions that have long been TIE SUBJECT
of controversy. lie also reviewed the h'cS vi tnc
descendant, Of Columbus from his .on Diego to tile
living representative ~ his family, ihc Du" ol
veragua He said that The Duke ct Vcas'ia' living
I'm Madrid is n person OF u most highly finished "i'i'
cation Of refined and agreeable manners ana r"'oe
uiycd talent. OF liberal Ideas and Independent Guar
acier. he + 81 the most democratic ana h'r"'
working Of the nobility and is popular win all c'cS'
and especially among the common poopl, ny i'''"'
Of hi, simplicity lie take, little part III POI u'''
although he ha, been Il Deputy in the Cor,eN anu
represents the Colony Of Porto Rico In the senate.
without cca-ine Ia be- monarcli>i, be has away
vot,d with the Liberal party. remaining free from
poitlcal cIgagcmcni, and pre- 'rviug hi liberty "i
action | nder the rr,n,irt-hip OF Slsl,la he WIZ
Minister Of Tuhl' Works In -piln. lie hIN ''n'
D.n Chri,topho who was born in ISIS. aud who VIII
succeed to nj, tin and ,~lat's. vi. GURUS "n
noiuccd that both IA" Dut' ci Ncrngu' am HIS 'o'
viii attend The Exposition nj Chicago
p,o.,.or II H. I.o, csen lave tho last lecture ~
the .rc> on American ana English p"'t' ms m"rh"'
Professor Ho.c-cn VIII leave Cha 'arqun with many
nrv friend. addict 20 tho" mnd" dnfnr 'ii 'i''''
vii. rnc ,i,i Get tpda' W., B'rp'. N'' VIEWING
tn plcts ,ic at. h inhori"d "hicn '' ana n'
,.mpeN naruc. together WITH his habit Of "N'"lta
tou>l, exhibiting his vices. tlr Np'aHe' compared
f., ON word We with That of '''- ihcN N'iirr'
He - d thai while Wcrihrr ali. Lac W''pI'r ,NIH
,l,.c the shore, of reality. shcddlnc p.'u'h ttFN
ryc, 4, lcaIfV ard wrcfchodn -, byron N"ii> 'kn
abby lii.c lanrNolv "telr ln VIC, me U~''l''
# n-.y are % '>f~ fpNn = O. - "i ,'p'n
~ =, hol ry A. PERI 49,. ,H' Vt MI hi ~,
-,Yrn f,r tie world r. WAS rut above ape" n 10 IL
f,r sympathy. not lh.v' giving H. i'm 'nii' Ilhi'd
d., iuiohi. -Iaply by in- alm'ii~. -
N IT, meeting thi> evening IN" German luD VIZ ru
T., Professor ". Y. Eli. OF Brooklyn. IN nnnnci
81 rational songs Member Of IN" Christian tn
d,avur ~ncicy held reception IN the pulor' oil 'he
IOfrl Athcnr"im