New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
PLEA FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
TIE REV. ANNA SHAW's LECTURE Al
CHAUTAUQCA.
THE GIRLS, OUTLOOK AND THE BOYS coNCREss
THE ORGANS OF DYING FLY.
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f,ha,tauoua n " Aug s.-Great interest was
shown by an audience which completely hi'ed ehe
Amphltheatre this afternoon ana listened LOT ai"o9'
An hour and a half 10 the Rev Anna shaw, VINO spoAo
on 1.-THE Extension Of suffrage 10 women "iss
shaw moved her audience to laughter by her keen Wit
vh,cb Was kindly throughout and she was frequently
sppanded This Is the second lecture this suhmo. S
vooat,ny woman suffrage and the audiences @:0
hcon svmna <<etic and enthusiastic Great in'ces' -
expressed In the lecture OF that trenchaht s"o W."
sneaker Dr. j. NJ. Buckley, who VIII to-morro" spesS
ON the negative side OF the question MISS o'''" -
that laws made by are against the interests VI we
weak that women US human beings have right 10
deeelop and that any law which restraints deVeoPne"
* contrary 10 tho will OF God ana 10 'ne "e''e
xo,ure. that woman has the same need 10 pro'eo'
har inolenable rights by the ballot as man IL"
smoker said that conservatism has re'aI''h inc Poe
ress OF women until with the cohese'' ""o' vs." w
professions open 70 her, she Is pfep@Ae"'
and financially, TO form ana express op'nl'"7' -
uomen are now better lifted exercise suffrage than
any class OF people to whom thc right mas rSe
extended The speaker answered I'll" oolecdohs usua'
hrorght a0rnst woman sufrrge-tha II Is Opposed 10
christian religion: that It would be detnmehu u
women and Injurious 10 the best interest,", Vi '"o
home and that IL would tend 10 oVer'hro" u. w
,mor, Miss shaw l. an ordained minister IN mo
Me- hodst Protestant Church. she was ao'o"p"'"'u
nv Miss Susan b. Anthony and MIS- h"o"'' '
Avery CORES pondlng secretary OF u'e i' ''
Council OF Women. reception WAS gwen theh t'is
evening. .
On saturday Professor Frederick Starr ana over
,rsnty students IN the department OF anthioPoroes
spcnt IN. day among the seneca lnol%'s vi ''
Cuttarsugus Reservation. thirty miles from
There are 900 members Of this tribe OF ''e OLA -
lions many Of them keeping to pagan TUGS Inc
ing 10 The Outlook" Club this morning WIS "o"' '''
Ingelow Circle and gave concise account Oh 'e''i'
T,ha ah
lesson I'm business methods discussed by MISS maze
+ KimbalI and Miss Slncum. Attention. accuracy anu
regularity were the points enforced
The Boys Congress this morning heid hVeiS 9o
SION tho business being the consideration Vi a ''
by the president who had returned WITHOUT MS "p
proval bills Nos. l. and IA. These were p'' III
Tho interest Of American labor and prohibited Chnese'
Polish and Italian immigration for the next 'e" s'' "
In the discussion the action Of the Presiaeh' "as
soyerelv criticized and those who fav ren Tie o'n
,rced unon Congress that It be carfNd through over
tho vein The previous question was al 'c"s''
moved and the yeas and nays called for Inc 'en"'o
was almost unanimous for the BILL but 1t met It's ih'o
nm the House. where only ID out OF ~ Vo'ed Ill ''o
aftrmatlve-a twothirds majority being required al
appeal was made from the decision OF 'o
chair Bishop Vincent was granted Tue eoui'0'' -
the floor and addressed the Congress
Tho croduotes of the Chautauqua Literary anu
Scientific Cir,es from the first class OF '62 are hou
ing business and social meetings daily 81 '"' "'"u
quarters OF the classes. The four'een'h "'''''
o, tho Chauiauqua Literary and scienuhc 'rc''
On saturday IN the Amphitheatr, when d. h'rio"'
referred to the inauguration OF the movement ~ ~
como Mace in 1873 10 his own incrcdulity OF its sue
os and % p,shon yincent's estimate that there would
he "a many ma 600 members There are now over
ono 600 readers In these Chautauqua classes oo'0oo
sets 81 books used ench year. comprising io0ooO
volumes Nearly 100000 books have boon put in,o
circulation and use, many OF them having oecn spe''
ally written for the Chautauqua circles B'shop 'n'-
cent called attention IN new plan OF Chsn'auP"a en-
tension work and stated that six lectures are oe'"s
n-cn,-cr nv Professor owen seaman on Greek ART ana
lie These lectures will DO printed ard loaned 10
circles or individuals. who will make arrangements "
have them delivered by capable speaker eyIsouse'
will be provided and examinations AFFORDED oy ''e
Office ut Buffalo Agents Will inaugurate 'ne WORN
earv IN the fall in different sections OF the country
Ir j. NJ Bnrkiey. In the lecture on Aaron BURT
s,,ots o, his subject the mysterious man of Amerf
can history. Ills ancestry and his career as
soldier lawyer. Senator and Nloe-Prcsfcent werc
traced The speaker said that for the consc'enuous
principles OF Burr's father and his grahaiather'
Jonathan Edwards, he had worldly wisdom and pas
sion Iils character full Of contradiction he was
AT oncs anecuonate, amiabie taciturn and courty
abstemious and OF strong passion VoNaire ana
Chesterfield had injured him me speaGer hel Eoa
and sa,d that Burr med tated treason may well
he doubted. HIS industry ana ordnance ana "ch OF
high motives led 10 his Destruction .,.
In DR.. poremuss second lecture on nsm ne
o,na,red how light. heat and electricity began.
Numerous experiments wer tired. large el@tro-
nagns capable of holding ten tons WAS snspenaeu:
css'nected With q storage battery, and It's heavy
ke,yer weighing 100 pounds drawn 10 II WIZ iouo
no The Intense heat Of the ssS,rr current a'
Wa,er va, d,com posed BY the current. WIN small
,hermopiics 1t shown that he" radt,tng f" re
human hand can be detected al II distance OF iorVy
| fe.t The telephone and the mcrophone we're also
expalned by the latter Instrument Professor iiuenc'
| ciGims 10 have heard the groans OF dying ny,
m. German Club held their twilight meeting m
the Hall Of Philosophy ard eDlvencd the grove WIN
S.nnnn songs and declamations In the tennis tour
| uamnnt the hnal In singles was won by tnns'ian
paine and the final IN doubles by ne Bism BLAKE.
| pr1tbsr. The prizes have not yet been awarded
A. sxcIt,nc game Of baseball took place today be
| tuncn he Chausuqua and Westfeld mines, Alonno
stngg bringing bis men through with score OF 10
nRJTEIPy