New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
DRAWING TOWARD A CLOSE.
LAST DISTINCTIVE DAY OF THE CHAU
TAUQUA SEASON
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER AT THE LAKESIDE
WALLACE BRUCEis LECTURE on BURNS.
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Chautauqua, y. Y, Aug 22.-The weather al
Chautsuqua IS remarkable for Highlands.
COOL delicious air, the blue Of lake and sky and the
IUxurant green grass foliage make IL delight
% be out OF doors. Grand Army Day, on saturday.
was the last distinctive day Of the season. ExPresl-
dent Hayes and many OF the soldiers remained over
until to-day. when the tents and the point
which gave a camp-like welcome TO the Grand Army
were removed Martial matter will be succeeded by
the consideration OF economic questions thl, week, a
conference OF the American Economic Association be
ginning tomorrow.
Dr. I. ". Gunsaulus delivered q practical and
orthodox sermon Yesterday, Jesus the kInS. p
Every seat In the great Amphitheatre was filed.
tie said Il is Christian honesty and It Is honest
truth 10 push aside forever the kind Of defence OF
Jesus Christ that makes Him only among seers,
4 great spirit among great souls largeheared
leader among the leading men Of eerth some Marcus
Aureus I'm Galleo Plato wandering In Jcru-
salem some far-sightcd Pericles looking upon Rome.
some greater Alexander holding i'm his ideas the world
OF the future. His KinGship is absolutely unique,
His philosophy reaches 10 deeps unknown by 500
rates and Aristotle. His conceptions o. life bhOnS
10 thar absolutely sovereign realm In which jesus alone
Is saviour and Lord. because He saves people from
their sins Among other devotional meet ncs yes
terday were the vesper service at O'Clock Dr..
Frank Russell Of New York made earnest address.
Dr. Russell field secretary OF tho Evangelical Al
lance and earlier in the season practical
lecture on the religious condition OF the community.
The Woman Club. az its closing session. held
Temperance conference lei by Mrs. c. Z. Buell.
The Temperance Hospital at Chicago was inquired
about, AMI IL, policy and practce explained on the
subject Of prohibition. Mrs. Buell. in support OF It's
snccess in Iowa said that OF IL families from that
State who came L, settle a. Harvey H.. IL paid
cash for their homes Mrs. Theron Knapp gave III
account Of successful work done among children IN
the poorest sections OF Brooklyn. !. Y. Faglcr TINS
morning gave 4 musical lecture Richard Wagner
An Interesting sketch Of the life OF Wagner and an
analysis OF his work were given with illustrative
selections on the organ.
Wallace Bruce. Consul at Edinburgh, gave pic
turesque description OF the haunts Of Burns this even
ing He described the cottage at Avr, and old Alo
way Kirk. and then passed on 70 Mount Ohphhh|
where Burns spent the formative period Of Ms me-
and 70 Loeb Lea. where poetic inspiration first showed
itself IN him. The farm OF Mossglel where De
ploughed the daisy and the mousle and the village Of
Mauchline were made familiar 10 the audience.
KiImarnOck and IT. influence IN keeping Burns in
Scotland and his homes IN Edinburgh were GnphicanH
described Mr. Bruce said that more pilgrims visited
the birthplace Of than other literary shrine
in the world The speaker referred 10 the humanity
and honesty Of Burns and his patriotism. and said thai
he only once crossed over the Tweei into ENGLAND.
Besides quotations from poems b. burns MI: bFuCc
which Mr. Bruce delivered 10 10000 people las year
on the occasion Of the unveiing OF the statue o.
Burns Avs The bridge fcierltd 10 i Vhe vi INC
iva brgs1 OF Burns. Descendants o. Burns are no"
lving a. Dummies. ..,..,
Rogers. Band. IRON Goshen. Ind. has contributed
no small STAR 10 The pleasure OF ChautauQuan> TINS
summer besides furnishing music at the lakeside ana
Motel daily the orchestra has frequently been h''ifa
in the Amphitheatre. The hunting song VA. receive
with great applause by the veteran, On SATURDAY Inc
hand comprises thirty i've musicians ana ma beoA a.
Ctautou0lia for four seasons y carefully compiled
CbautauGun calendar by Mis- MAY L. Duncan mas Just
been published. -, -, ,-i
Ionge was brought ashore today