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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
FOR TIE TRAINING OF TEACHERS

The last report of the acting president 10 the board
~ trustees Of the NewlOrk College for the Training
of Teachers, which published last week, contains
the following points bearing uron the growth Of the
college during the last four years The number OF the
faculty has Increased from four 10 eleven There ARE
now ten departments OF instruction rs against four
forty three courses offered for the coming year as
against Thirty siX this year. The students OF the
college have come from eighteen states two ifths OF
them from states outside Of New York The average
ago of students Is TWEEN y-sevcn years. large pro.
portion of thcm arc experienced teachers. aud the
number OF those pursuing postgraduate courses is
mpidly Increasing. The Introduction OF the elective
sysiom has operated successfully. II Is found both 10
encourage specialization ana TO enrich the general
course.
The expansion OF the college Is indicated by the
fact that the building which proved sufficient for the
classes Of Me Union Theological Seminary for forty
years required annex for this college at the
end Of the second year; and now at the end Of the
fourth year, both buildings taxed 10 their utmost
capacity ana early removal 1. necessary The report
shows substantial increase In the effectiveness OF the
extension class system; instruction Is given both In
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YALE.

New Haven, April tspcciaD-The recent debate
between rcpr, -cntntivcs of Yale aud Harvard IN ms
city demonstrated clearly that the men Of the latter
college IRE the better trained ia oratory. Already
there Is talk nj Yale Of paying much greater attention
10 such matters
ON Thursday evening Professor G. r. Winchester.
u Wesleyan University interesting cctnc on
Memories Of the English Lakes" before tho PM Beta
Kappa society.
The senior class Of the sheffield scientific school
has q higher stand than former clnsr. and IN rccos
milton Of this fact the faculty have given them fifteen
days Ia ster vacation.
The Yale glcc and baniO clubs will make mn Easter
trip, as usual. On April Ia they 90 T. old Point
Comfort The following Monday they viii give a con
cert IN Washington ON Tuesday they Will appear In
Philadelphia and Wednesday they will entertain
the people # Patcr7on y. j.
The university ball nine viii start on its Easter
trip on April -. On that afternoon II will meet )
Manhattan Athletic team In New York. other games
will be played rs follows April a. FOrlham College
al FOrdhnm -, Ncw-Jcrscy Athletic Cub. at Bergen
Point: L. University of p"nnsy laia. at Philadelphia
90 staten Island Athletic Club ~ staten Island.
Downs and Jackson Will OF cOmrA lie Yale strongest
battery. Ridpcway and Cole viii b. The change palr.
McCluni Ia. not begun 20 train vet. but later III the
season h. viii play at first again Captain Murphy
will have his old place AT short stop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

Nc,g. Brunswick. Apnl 1I~dan Charles Brad
ley of Newark "a son 81 Justice Joseph p. bradley.
i tho United states SupNmc Court has ,lgnihcd h~
Intention To continue the bradley mathematical prize
which Wns established hy hi- father. Tie award TN,
year wa, given TO Howard Lyman How. The QHn's
quick p'lrc given To David ClhaIt. II Railway,
pr cNccllcuc, iu grammar and spelling
The next series Of college publication, viii be- from
the pen Of the Rev. Dr. Dunel, on Tho English
Hblc7
Tie lectures Of Dr. John {. Van Dyke on d" on
Italian ana Modern French Painting have proved
attractive.
Through the courtesy of j. a. Van Martcr, 80, the
Iclgh zinc aud Iron company have sent a fine speci
81 diamond dtll to the college. II L. over
feet LONG show tho strata from the tats to
The bottom o the zinc deposit. Many other specimens
have brcn received bY the Museum
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BOWDOIS.

Brunswick. Me-, April c-pecial)-Thc closing hct
urc In the teaching delivered last week by
d. o. s. Lowell Of the Roxbury LATIN School was "a
witty ard Interesting characterization OF The ideal
TEACHER"
Tho college Y. NJ. C. A. have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President, 9. H.
Howard, '03; vice president. F. j. Libby, % CORE
speeding secretary A. J. Lord "a recording secretary
A. l.. Churchill '05 treasurer, +. Il. Woodbury.. '03
The new board Of Orient editors l.. made ND rs
follows: G. ". Peabody '03. managing editor: II
G. Fabyan, 49, assistant; II. r. Goodcll, 49, lnsncss
editor: NJ. :. Clifford 90. f. NJ. Shaw, '03, ".
p Chamberlain, 'o3, H. T.. Andrews. F. W. Packard
and F. J. Libby, "a, and B :, Bryant, 20. The
contest for the class OF 1868 prize for the bet
written and delivered grafton took place last night
In Memorial Hall before large audience. The przo
awarded TO H. F. Nnscott. Of Chicago, who poke
the common school system as the hope Of the
Republic.
Professor w. Il. Lawton will spend the spring
vacation I'm the West in The interest Of the Arclaeo-
logical Institute OF America. Of which he Is secretary
Professor l.. a.. Lee has accepted invitation 10
speak before The National Geographical hoccty at
Washington on his Investigations In the Straits OF
Magellan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. April (-pecah.-A new prize
for Coo COLLEGE Juniors f. offered by the Hon. l..
Bows. - Cedar Rapids. The subject shall be assigned
and related to the evidences 81 Christianity or the
mental aud moral sciences. The three bret mono
graphs viii rorclyc rcvnrls. and the reading of them
viii be part Of Juri)s Entertainment during COM
meucemcut week IN June. The G.. b. sOnster prizes
in science. classics and literature. the D. e. Bower
pr.He, IN orutDry. the Hon. James Wilson prizes In
botany. The Estlnc prizes IN mathematics. aud Tie
PaTln prizes Ia preparatory work. give many in
ocutives Ia The various departments for excellent work
The professor OF mathematics George X. Dean,
ls both accurate aud rapid IA his work. aud his
p1wcr Of Importing Knowledge and cliciting Thought
makes willing ara enthusiastic student. C0c College
Will open "a department OF civil aud practical engineer
Ing In september
Dr. John +. Ely, II Cedar Rapids. has Just pro
seuicd % the library Of the college through President
Marshall. bust Of Lincoln after The celebrated cast
Dy Voik.
Dr. Abbott of Manchester. Iowa, has iust sent -
tbs Coo Coll"cc museum several boxes Ol geological
specimens. rprs 1tlus nearly AL The geological dec-
the chucc selection ~ the doctor a. au cNpcw for
many years.
Tie endowment scheme l. wording successfully
since The banquet 4 Oc business men Oi The city
given g. President Marshall In January. over S26OOO
has been subscribed by Colr Rapids people.
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COURT cILEyDlRs FOE TO-DAY.

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TIE wnMAN,s ClLLEGE.

Baltimore. April lSPrculL-rhc 3OOth annlv'r-
saiy OF the birth Of COm"uns WIS observed ut the
Womnu's College on March -. President ID. e..
Gilman, Of Johns Hopiins University. delivered an
address the life and work Of Comcnlus. profr,
sor Jcbb, Of Cambridge University England also
present and follow,d Pre- ident Gilman with an I'm
promptu speech. which WIS received with much ap-
plau-c.
The cap and gown question Is settled, and It only
remains 10 select suitable style Of garment. An
nrti, Ia, been engaged to design a special gown for
the students Oi The Woman's college. since IL Is
learned that the In vogue l, Intended exclusively
for pO,tgraduntr. the nrw gown. tner fore, while
conforming TO the traditional style Of oxford gown
viii at the same time be original IN design. aud Will
be- recognized o. an undergraduate gown.
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TIE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

Ann Arbor. Mich. April (>pechD.-Ihe senior
law class have Issued Grover Clcvclands address
before the law students on Wnsllngton's hrthday.
In neat pamphlet as souvenir
T. j. Conway, once famous TIE pitcher OF the
Detrolts In their championship year. VIII coach the
baseball team until June /. 4 Western trip has
been arranged for the nine for the spring VACATION
The schedule is follows: April i" Albion Col
lccc mt Albion, Mich. APRIL l., University Of WIS
oDn.in at Madison, Wis: April 10, Belot College.
EcOit Wis: April 20. University Of lhincis at Cham
pagn H.: Apnl II, NOtgc Dame University, at
Notre Dame Ind. : April -. Northwestern Univer
slty. at Chicago; April -, Oiyet College. at Olivet
Mich.
The University Of Michigan has invited Corn IL
University TO joint debate TO be held here.
II. W. JAY president Of tho glcr club. viii train
the freshman gcc club. recently organized.
Professor IIu-sry has decided tO accept the orr
of the Leland stanford. Jr.. University to take the
place of assistant professor in astronomy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

Ithaca. y. y, April (Spcclap.-Whh the approval
Of the trustee, and general faculty number Of the
professors and Instructors Of the university have or
gnnizcd II summer school. which will hold sessions for
The first time during the coming summer vacation.
The plan 10 be followed Is substantially thc I'm
operation ~ Harvard. The summer school will use
the university buildings. libraries and apparatus. The
courses will be adapted especially for teachers and
advanced students. Ip to date are annOnnC Il
by Professor Emerson In English. Professors Jones.
Rapplcyc and Tanner In mathematics, Orndorf In
chemistry. Hitchcock in physical culture. Won Klcnzo
in modern nnguagc,. Creighton In psychology, saun.
ders In physics. and OF special lectures by
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BIISY CITY COLLEGE BOYS

The lacrosse team Of the College Of the Cts Of View.
York is having thorough practice ut the staten Island
Athletic Club grounds and also al Eighty sevenh-st
and Fifthave. Tie game with Lehlgl Is 10 come If
on Good Friday, and II promises to be interesting
match. The men will probably play as follows In that
game: Goal ii. Rice 05; point. Giles Whiting. 5. 5.
cover point. p. White, 9j, II. Rice, 90 first de-
fence L. Is. Gnsbcrg 90 second defence, H. Mitchell:
third defence f.. MaGuire, 1913, centre, L. Bowman,
'05 third attack NJ Oppenheimer, "a second attack
sutOrlons '05; first attack, J. Greenbanm '02; out
side home G. Smith, 05; inside home, f. spain;
substitutes ROzenweig, 02 KIIlmec. '0j and EarA,
'g2.
The tenth Of tho shepard prize debates will be held
in the college chapel on Friday evening Great in-
tees felt in this il j. the last Of the SERIES
The glec and banjo clubs will assist in the programme
Of the evening aud the two literary sociees Phreno
cosma and Clopia, Will each put forward their best
efforts 10 win. The SUBJECT for the debate Is Re-
solved That we favor the substituting VI the marines
The following Students will represent the two sce,es
ClOBia, j. Rozenzwelgi 49, and X. Josephson, %!
with q. Coin, D3. a. disclaimer; Phren0cosnis. T.
Godmark, 90. and NJ. Ottngcr, o. with Meagher,
~, MS declan.r.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
REQUESTS FROM THE ESTATE OF DE. D. HAYES


REQUESTS FROM THE ESTATE OF Dr.. D. HAYES
ACNEw.
Philadelphia. April 3 C-peciaD.Thc athletic associa-
on the evening Of Wednesday. April 10. at the Chest
nut street Theatre to raise funds to p1v the expenses
OF the rowing branch Of the association.
The Committee on Football has at last chosen a
manager In Silvanus Newton. "a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA is
fortunate In being able 70 secure good IA man.
According to the will of DR.. ID. IInyeS AgDew. some
$37 200 is gwen to various church examinations and
charitable institutions. while the following beauest~
made to the University Of Pennsylvania. IN which
he deeply interested, and to which he rendered
willing services. Dr. Agnew bedueathed 70 the
Trustees OF the University Of Pennsyv all right.
title and interest I'm the book entitled The PRINCIPLES
and Practice OF Surgery all cnolumcns and profits
derived from this book to be expended under the
direction OF the faculty OF the Medical Department Of
the University for the benefit Of the Pathological de-
pnrtment. lie beQucathed his anatomical surgical
specimens. together with the drawings and other
illustrations Herewith. TIE remainder OF his estate
bcqueathed 10 his widow for life. and ont Of the
pSiduary estate upon her death he directed the pay
ment TO the Trustees Of tile University OF Pennsylvania
OF $4,000 to be invested and the income ~ applied
to the Of the hospital DR.. Agncw also beducathcd
70 the trustees of the University Of Pennsylvania
81 900. TO be invested and the income be applied
To the OF the Maternity Hospital connection with
the University.
The announcement that DR.. Harper Of the Chicago
University. has been making strenuous efforts 10 take
Professor James away from Philadelphia. coming. aS IL
does with the that liberal offers cVcy In
duccmcnt have been extended from the same 10
two or three Others OF the university professors is
full of significance to the people Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

the saturday classes at the college, and In seventeen
other places, 10 1000 students. The importance
Of the work that the college has been able % do 40
an experiment station Is illustrated by the statement
that three years ago school principals ana boards u
education who sought 10 introduce wool working Into
schools found 10 courses planned below the high
from ego to s:,0 per pupil. since that time com.
plete course has been planned, extending from tho
Sixth grade through the high school, ana the expense
for the outfit OF each pupil In the lower grades has
been reduced as low from ~ tO ~.
This fenture was effectively illustrated by Professor
Bennett and Professor Herrck at the Monday after.
noon conference, held March -, where models u
desks, knives courses Of study ard apparatus were
displayed. Andrew > Draper addressed large
audience I'm the college hall on saturday upon Tie
Powers OF school Officers the first OF course Of
lectures upon tie relations VI the teacher b De
inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
AMHERG.

Amherst, Mass April iSpeci1D.-T1e members IT
the Alpha Delta Phi Society gave pleasant german
at their chapter-hou on saturday afternoon. The
Tatronesses were Mrs. Todd and Mrs. ODDS.
volume entitled Amherst Sketches" containing
selections from The Lt.," has been prepared by lie
Roy Phillips, 02, and X. S. Smith. 90
The Young Alumni Association OF Boston. will hold
their dinner at the fremont House, April 9. Members
Of the faculty and representatives from the under
graduates will DO present.
The glee and banjo clubs started on Monday for a
Western trip OF two weeks. The clubs will give
certs in Chicago, Milwaukee, Rochester Syracuse and
intermediate points. J. 5. High, '91. will accompany
the glee club.
Professor Morse is still TOO Ill 10 resume his work
In the classroom, and the chair Of history will be
filled for the next term by Professor Grosvenor, who
has conducted the department for several weeks.
A. A. Ewing, 49, Of Danvers, Mass. has received
the appointment 10 the Lincoln Fellowship for next
year.
DR.. E. p Harris sailed for Europe last Saturday
where he will remain until fall During his absence
G. l.. Upton, 81, Lincoln Fellow, will be director Of
Pratt Field The baseball club will start on Southern
trip next Tuesday. The schedule Of games Is April
2, Manhattan Athletic Club, at New York; Aprii G,
Fottsdam Academy Pottsdam, Penn; April 7, phihc
delphia League, at Philadelphia April s, Georgetown
Athletic Club. at Georgetown, D. c.; April 9, Uni
veIsity OF Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia April H. 81
Johns College, AT FOrdbam, Penn. w. ID. Hunt, 49,
catcher for the nine, has nearly recovered from his
turtles, and Will accompany the team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

Hartford April , 'Specal.-A decided change
has racntlv boon mnic by the faculty In
regard to cxamsnaiiOus. Whereas heretofore the
student was excluded from an examination II Ms
term mark was below i've scale Of ten. now
every student take, the examination independent 81
nj, term mark. but !, conditioned II the average
Of Id combined term aad examination MARKS
does not amount t. five o. scale Of Ten
President smith ha, returned from an extensive
Western tip
Tn, .c,oIuie ~ tbe b3se- bah team 10 April 10.
Dartmouth At Hartford APRIL 20. lrvinctOn at Hart
ford: April -. Wesleyan at Mddleto~n; April -.
Harvard al Cambridse. Aprl -, Williams at Will
JAMESTOWN; Nav :. Worcester Technical AT Hartford :
MAY g. Foriham al New York, May :. orange
Athetlr Club at East orange; May Il. Wesleyan at
- rordb,m AZ lIautford May - Ncw York nj
vcr,ity al Hartford Muy 30, Amherst Aesles al
Hartford June T. Yale at Hartford.
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TIE PRATT INSTITUTE.

Walter :. Perry, director Of the art department Of
The Pratt Institute. on April 80 will deliver lecture
IN Boston on Art I'm Manual Training which viii DO
illustrated by examples Of industrial work from tho
institute. This lecture Is one OF the course OF Prang
Educational Conferences held each spring Boston,
In response 10 a demand. afternoon class In normal
art work will be held once week during the spriny
term from 80 to 80 O'Clock. This class will DO
for the benefit Of public school teachers. normal
preparatory class will also BE- begun I'm the music DE-
Iartment, with the design Of preparing - members
ID enter next fell the regular normal class for The
training Of teachers Of music. The successful com
peiltOr I'm clay IN d"lllg from life, IN the recent con-
t,St Of normal ART students, Will have her piece q
bust, cast for tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
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Johns HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Nd, April (opcciaD.-The Johns Hop
Kns University library has received two valuable ac-
cessions French ana German standard writings pur-
chased out of the fund of 5000 given last year by
Mr. Slater, of Norwich. Conn. About half the money
was expended for the best editions of English and
American author. The German books consist Of 104
volumes under the title OF Deutsche National lttera'
tur. The French books are in an edition Of fifty two
volumes including the leading French writers Of the
seventeenth century.
DR.. John NJ. Vincent. a graduate of the university
and formerly the instructor IN history now working in
Paris on a course Of lectures on The Science and
Sources of History" will upon his return TO the uni
versty next fall take charge Of the Bluntach library
and deliver special courses of lectures.
The Historical seminary has formally accepted the
Laboulaye manuscripts and letter Of thanks was sent
to the sons of the eminent French pubcis for the gift
Laboulaye was The French member Of the uiumviiate
Of political thinkers called the scientific Clover Leaf
The other two were Bluntschli Of lIeidelburs, and
Lieber Of Columbia College, Of both Of whom the uni
versty possesses many memorials. President Gilman
had always desired to complete the university assoca
tions with the three by having some memorial OF
Laboulaye and DR.. Egin Gould finally succeeded in Oh
tanning the manuscripts Of the famous lectures on
The American Constitution" This course written
by Lsbouaye with the idea Of having the French Gov
eminent modelled after
Professor Jebb, of Cambridge is delivering the
ond annual course Of the Turnbu lectures poetry.
Professor Jebb's lectures the growth and in
fuence Of claS steal Greek poetry. He has made many
friends during his stay in Baltimore.
DR.. Franklin OF the mathematical section now
abroad on years leave Of absence has been offered
ford, j.. University.
PSessGr j. Jen Of C sdS n oNs ysea
with Professor r. I. Ely, relative. ii is said, the
rSeIY be- OFFERED to one Of Pdessor Eys former
students now holding place IN Wcettrn university.
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IIANERIDKD,

liavcrford, Penn. April SpeciaD-Tlc college
has recently received - 900 from Mary Morris. given
a, a mcincnto If her late husband, Wsiar Morris,
president of the Corporation Of lIavcrfod.
The publication 0l JO's cia,,h book Is announced
The Ncghbor', Cu5" was recently entertained
In tho Llb1Iy aih Alumni Hail by President Sharplc,s
ard Professor, Thomas aud t,limmrre ard lhcr Wvcs.
Tho Modern City7 vas discussed by +. c. Harris.
horne ana W. H. Lewis naycrlord, rs.
The Everett Athcnacum /, mailing preparations for
II reception aud lcc,urc by MIR. Alden sampson. Tho
committee having the matter I'm charge H. ". NJ Hart
j. W. >t,-.re. NJ. T.. Collins. Z. u. llOus and T. ;.
williams.