New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
SUMNER PANS At ROUND LANE.
HE MINISTER'S INSTITUTE NO LONGER AN EX-

THE MI NISTKRf5' INSTITUTE NO LONGER AN EA-
pERIMENT-PRIvILpGE or THE CLERGY.
Round Lake. June IL (specall.-The Round Lake
authorities propose this to extend and elaborate
the Minister'S Institute, which was originated last
summer by Bishop Newman and tired then mal.ly rs
an experiment II Is IN brief a sort Of postgraduate
course for young clerGymen and vacation
course for theological STUDENT. Last wear 1t well
attended though II had very little advertisement or
newspaper notice. and this wear Indications already
are that the institute will be crowded every day OF
It's Continuance. for young clcrgymen and students
from six adjacent conferences have sienlied their
intention OF being present and remaining through
out the term Of the institute. These conferences are
those of New-York East York. Gem
trail New York. Troy and Vermont, while
Il IS confidently expected that, once the
fame OF the Institute has reached further the near
New England s,ntes and New-Jersey VIII contribute
attendance. For the institute proposed to b.
conducted at Round Lake Is that Is not and con
not be duplicated anywhere else.
One extraordinary element Of the Ministers IN
.rtue is that tuition and lodging are absolutely free
10 clerymen and students who desire to attend
Those who attend need have expenses except car
fare and board the latter good indeed at from
SO 10 "a 80 per week The tuition. so continuous
os 4, tske almost every hour OF the day. will be by a
LIST Of teachers uneqalled I'm their various branches
nv anv collegiate faculty in the world Bishop New
man who Is n summer resident OF Round Lake and
,s here now Interesting himself In this. one of his
favcrte projects will conduct a department. OF
archaeology and ecclesiastical law. TIL" bishop mas
been great traveller and has g''h'r"i
a great many vertable relics OF the almost
nrflsoric days, large portion of which are stored
In t;e great museum OF art and Archaeology OH '"e
Grounds He has recently been brought into closer
relations with MI tho members of his Church far ana
wide hy his services as host at omaha WHICH - No
episcopal residence TO the great crowds that ATTENDED
,lc recent General Conference In that city.
The bishop has also little side study oil MS own
In the Ministers Institute. II has come TO be c"iied
Twilcht Talks as II just little before the
spnper hour and consists largely OF reniiniScchuai
chat on men and travel be the bishop 10 the Young
men As the bishop, Willie chaplain OF the S'hi'c
during six years, into close relations VIII 'ho
great men OF twenty years ago, such as GRANT, sum
ner seward and Others these talks last summer DC
came n most fascinating entertainment and atu"c''"
Law as well a. clergy, until they actually n'cr"I'u
! considerably with the formal exercises Ohoo'
h hishon,s direct superintendent is also a class
,n e,ocntion and this there will be very
distinguished professor Of TINT art engaged 10 srno'
oil who care 70 attend him-this. 100. as oil the iest
with not a cent OF expense. Last summer ,n'S WIS
a tavori,e study, and 1t was ntcrper'ed WIN 'cf'
material lessons In pulpit manner and delivery
r. lo f S@Sr Of Boston viii des, three great SG
%reN D President ii. l. Bnt,, Of Drew seminar ni
md i,r VanderscOpen. Of Wesleyan University, VIII
conduct department Of Greek and LXeaessi sa w,S
iIhr,Is,s In the country who one Of the recent
issrs ri the Now Testament will discourse on me
nxcaes,s OF the book of Job, and frcshen up inc
nr kelley. formerly OF Brooklyn. row OF New
Haven who enchanted The community hers a't sum
n,er With his lecture Browning will conduct
Hnna rtmen, devoted "a the English cnsscs. wnie
9Sian-, McCabe and Or. A. b.. Leonard mission
pp.,Ics and Dr. A. j. Palmer. OF 81. Panls Church
Ser Vor, will deliver scrics OF Biblical lecture
Nth this extension Of theological scheme 70, h
,.r',ne. have 80 In llnnd, like wise mon or me
via an extension Of the general scheme Of r",,rs
,,on .nt,,,a,ncmnt and pleasure Fishing, bmiinf
~, one, tennis picnics Rotations, magic patriotic
celebrations the srent musical assembly All, an ~
BE- built on site Of the WOODLAND recently aSd
dn'ohtfu arrangements 10 be made 10 carrf me
arr Students across hills and valleys to the beauninl
historic scenes ir the Vicinity and trilN gay J
Of S,e early future Is under Plan by tho wise fathers
Of the Association.