New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15

Chautauqua y. u. July 14-M tn College Chapel
service this morning The Rev. Robert W. Rogers
Phi. d., OF Dickinson College used The word HosanM
~ an Illustration Of the changed conditions OF the
world dnce the advent Of Christ. li0HhnS" once
meant save now and Il sad vDrn OF prayer,
bat later became the hurrah" of the Hebrew people
Professor Rogers engaged In the Hebrew and English
bible departments Of the Chautuqua Schools OF Sacred
Literature.
Mrs Parker addressed the teachers this morning on
the subject OF Desarte training In schools Children
ACQUIRE she said habits both through Imitation and
through the outwGrkine OF character Those which
come through Imitation. II they are not such ~ are
natural 10 The character are sooE dropped ana are
not a,,sima,ed7 A question asked by teacher
student as TO the cause Of the twisting OF the body by
the child aud how correct II. Mrs. Parker SAID
This habit grows out Of certain instability IN the
character and results either from Impotence OF ca'"
leSsne<s. The teacher shOnld seek TO BRING more
earncstness INFO the character from within mud
from without: 70 practise exercises that w0nld
lead TO greater precision in the carriage {"
barring as military position and poIsing exercises OF
various kinds In answer 10 question about pre-
scribed positions for children In opening eAcrcNs
during the reading OF the Bible and during singing
lessons Mrs.. Parker said - The child should be taught
t. control himself Ordinarily prescribed positions
IRE bad Mrs. Parker spoke OF awkwarNne,s ~ The
chafng against broken law, and advised The use OF
certain forms OF ply steal rest An idle or mSchievouS
pupil indicates that IN" teacher l. not strong enough
b. nerc,t the child. Mrs Parker does not agree with
the average De>artean, but believes In gymhastic
work and the various form, Of physical culture which
give strength and HcxiblIty 10 the muscles.
j. V. Flaglcr gave u lecture this morning on tho
organ its history and development and the principles
Of organ. PLAYING The evolution Of thc instri
ment was traced from the simple pipe formed out OF
"a reed OF rush to the great forest OF pipes with It's
ievildering mechanism. Mr.. Flaglcr gave d"NcHp
ton OF the principal organs IN the world, culogizlng
the American builders and saving that they were MOI
hlndcr'd by local prcudices nor slow - recognize
Improvement. lie hoped Chantauqua would
soon have one Of the nn -, instruments In the country,
II has u1pwu the present organ. The lecture
concluded with Illustrations from the works Of the
great masters Of the GERMAN French AMI English
schools.
Professor Starr in the Anthropo!osy course,
lectur-d this afternoon the priest. lie sppt"
first Of the priests Il the lower religions
fctlchIsm, ,hauau,m and pOy theIsm. then
Of the priest, Of thc higher religions. in IOtoao'nan
Ism. Judaism, buddhism. Christianity and NOLAN
mcndansm. lie showed that when higher religion
supplauts "A lower II usually ob,orbs much OF IN"
lower religion. Professor Starr spoke Of his rrcnt
experiences among the Eastern Cherohcrs Of North
Carolina. Of VIII III there ABOUT 5000. Thcy be
cvc that diseases sent 10y animals and the
plants have tOnsi ircl ~ supply II" lie scribe
the method Ia with te conIur.r makes OF bea.ls
both IN treating disease and IN consulting supcio:
power.
The lecture by Professor seaman In the University
EAcHSiOn Course Art and social !ifc IN Ancient
Greece dealt with the decline Of Greek art. The
signs ~ change reatlcssncss and tendency ~ n
mcrr scn'uous type Of purely human beauty. tn"
decline traced from divine id,nl Of dignity to a
human ideal " beauty.
At > o'clock Dr. W. X. Harper ectured Job. In
the Hail Of Philosophy. and ~ O'Clock the Chau
auqua Christian EndeavOr -S'ety held PRAYER meet.
Ing. In the ampii;'eltre This evening Locke Rich
arlson gave a dramatic r"ndng Of King Lear" Mr..
Richardson has Just returned from tour around the
world and Of several months at the unversl
tie, OF oxford and Cambridge.
The examination paper In Professor Gifnore's
University Extension toni~c on American poetry. was
answered by twcnty six students The average Of
the papers good. g. A. lIeirick ranked fir I
With ver.gc Of %. and honorable mention was
made Of Jessie D'Chaney and W. ID. Russell.