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New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIR. STORRS'S NEW BOOK.

BERNARD OF CLAIRvAUX TIE rINEsI I TIE III MAJ MAJ
AND HIS WORK. An Historical study ID h@lSn' @
Lectures BY Richard ;. Storrs, $40, PIP. AFl 09o'
Charles Scrbners Sons.
Dr. Storrs can he congratulated on having pro-
duced one Of the best il not the best book about
Bernard in the English language IL is the
product of years of study and investigation. and
what is Of even greater importance. of NINA
in sympathy with the great mc1laevsl saln', ID
spite Of the gulf OF time and Theological prepos-
sessions that yawns between the two men mat
a Congregational minister of the nineteenth cen
tury should have produced such an excellent ana
discriminating sketch Of the famous Cistercian is
small achievement, and is only posSio!e I"
one who possesses tie two great tools of the
bisteriap-sympathv and the historic magma
ton. As a rule the literary style OF Dr StorrS
is beyond criticism 1t is. therefore, a htle
surprising 10 find some sentences in the hrst TWO
lectures which are lacking in the rhythm ana
cuphony that the author has taught us TO eN-
nect IN all his writings. II gives the reader
the impression that be embarrass"9 Dy 'he
attempt to paint a complete picture o. the TWO
centuries preceding the time of Bernard wlthih
the narrow compass of two lectures indeed ne
himself corfesses TO something OF TINS emparldsS-
1rs.nt TO exhibit" he says. any distinct
panorams Of the almost chaotic period when
preceded his lifs is work more difficult, when
must still be attempted. You viii not look lor
grace of movement. or ishtnosS OF touch. iu the
hand which tries it, The difficulty Of repro
ducing the spirit and tendencies OF TWO ce'~
turjes in two chapters Is so enormous
that We beeve il would have occh
wiser in DR.. Storrs. rot TO have a.
tempted it. There is, o! course, the plea 'iae
some sketch of the age preceding the times OF
Bernard was necessary, and there is force N the
plea though, If it were carried TO its iogicai
conclusion. it would compel all historians TO pe
Gin with tie Creation, as was said TO De u'e
custom of the German historians In the days De-
fore thev thought they proved the Creation TO
be myth On the whole, we consider the III
,roductory lectures. in both style ane mat
ter. the least satisfactory part of the book
After making all abatements. however "'I
fact remains that Dr. Storrs has put the WoiI"
Of scholarship under great obligations in wri'ns
,hs hook He has made a careful study Vi al,
the records relating TO Bernard or his times anu
ont Of them has dovetalcd together picture
of the famous saint that brings out IN Dol" "
lief the man as he was, with his iolOies anu
mistakes. doubtless, but also with all 'he Sc
repitv of soul and nobility OF life and am ""lcn
SO distinguished him in an age of stm-saV"sorS
and spiritual darkness
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
4 DISPUTE OVER cIri1 SERVICE RATINGS.


controversy has arisen between Mrs. Josephine
sgaw Lowell and Miss Ellen Collia' ca On" SIDE ana
the Supervisory Board Of the N"w-}or' city Nvh
Service Bosrd on the other NJ. shaw ana MISS
Collins offered their services volunteer assistants
70 the board In the examination fcr police matrons
There were ll4 candidates for examination. MIS-.
Shaw and Miss Collins reported fEttyminc as t-nsc
whom they considered the most competent. subse-
ouently II Is alleged. Tho board placed 1ol names
on the eligible list and from this number certified
70 the Police Board as tie first OF three receiving the
HIGHEST marking a candidate whom the assistant cX-
aminers had declined 70 recommend. In letter ad-
dressed TO the board Mrs. Lowell and Miss Collins
cav that the person selected was one whom VIC had
noted In our private memoranda as being en'irely
ignorant OF the duties Of a police matron, and WHO
In speaking TO Us based her claim foT appointment
on the support Of prominent politician. This being
the woman who has been appointed by the Poice
Board We must repndate publicly any part in what
ssens m nc 4 niece OF nagrant bad faith" TIE
supervisory Board consists OF James Thomson Chair
man: william Hildreth Field, Henry Marquahd. aud
Lee Phillips secretary and executive officer. On
rcept OF the letter from the assistant examiners tho
board passed resolution approving the ratings given
by the examiners.
A COPY OF this resolution sent 20 Ms. Shaw and
Miss Collins. wbo replied to the Board saving We
found from the applications that ni.een Of these cand
dates had had Hug. loss experience wlct, would 81
them for the placc OF police msIon, while eleven had
had none whatever II appears that experience was
practically ignored by your examiners. which l. sn I'm
noF<1nt point for you consider The result satisfies
sua that night In requiring rXplanaiilr NJ
tnts extraordinary outcome Of competitive eXsmina
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE CNIFERSI1Y EXTENSION WORh ERS.
CLOSE OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT
PHILADELPHIA.

CLOSE OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Dec 3O-Thc last days session Of the
University Extension Conference In Association Hall
opened this morning. President James called upon tie
Rev Herbert AlemaH, Of the ChambershuS Penn,
Centre to address the delegates first The aim Of his
paper Was to show how tie local body could become
an exemplar for and the agent In Organizing other
similar bodies in contiguous towns. Enthusiasm he
said was q prime requisite 10 success.
The principal speaker OF the day. Professor Richard
g. Moulton OF the University Of Chicago. greeted
with ent usiastic applause lie particularly addressed
himself 20 local committees lie advised against too
much concern about detail, and advocated the grasp
Ing of the idea which I, the inspiring soll Of the
movement" He said that the work Of the local centre
as compared with the governing body was not Of
nature Ike that of a Gas company, where central AZ
fair supplies the material the turn Of a tap. In
that case they Sumcd demand, but In tleiF worK
they must stimulate the demand for education. Gre
aic dcire 10 read said he and make cTcum
stances favorable % keeping it up. Bring the sub
iects up In your family conversations; and why MT
have social leaders come 10 your assistance NhF
could not the gentlemen give French Revolution an
ner or why not have one astronomy? Make the at
rnosphcrc favorable for higher education. Get tho
great body OK people tahine about university extension
and thus prepare for it,
Hearty applause waa awarded the speaker at inc
conclusion OF his speeci. Al President Jane'S su4-
oestion, a discusso. Of the subject ensucd. Among
those participating were Br. D. b. Purlnt1n. Of Dent
son University President CcO|ci, OF North Carolina
and Meldl Dewcy Oi New-YCrk. one of the speak
ers suggested Interesting the ahorng classes by giving
them nckcts lectures at the expense or p-Ope Ia
tie community WHO arc interested in the cause.
After several questions had been askc1 ny drIe-
rates reports called for from several pace, NJ
clud "a one from Professor Monroe, OF brOwn n
versT and others fIom NeiNN Dewey, OF New lOrk'
L. B Puriuton. OF DcnisOn University, ana Professor
SprOun OF Cincinnati. and Professor FalOws, oil inc
University OF Indiana ,.,
Three women were hcn called upon TO report typical
work done u Germantown, Chester spIhsS d.u
Trrntou A.trr q number OF "Iound table renarNt
fhe conference nj 10 O'Clock Adjourned 70 meet next
year al the call OF Inc Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
7s..c STERN 70 BUILD IN FIFTHAvE

Ground for IN, new house Of Isaac ssern d ue n''
q, S,o-n pro,hcis IN West TwmtY.th'dst, was u'o"-'
on TUESDAY December 81. Ihe honH wa" @i' e,," ,.n
aa stxtvecbth as The plan, have not ve' ue'n ''
oonpls,cd but the architect, william sheKei eNp,'',
S.,' ,ser, eoisbcd by January -. The ground u.oh
which Mr. stems htuse Is to b. built Is rocN. ' 49,
blasting will have to be done ocfoie he NY .,
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o, and o~o Obliged "a dlSclam all completely az tis M
braaoh &, faiih toward the public ana 'o""'u -"
cOnpclW- canddates ,. o.. h,.,l resolved 10
tn. f, eo.,uer resolution, and declined 10 aS'iiue
90 bad In To- the official examiners FOR thdI i"'ihs
~ the successful candidates.
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fho Bank OF EnglOnd ence issued two nof' o 'l''''
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1,,,.o s n what would become OF al honest stranger
tpro.d odrt IN London with no money but one o. u'o
million pound bonk.note, and no wa5 I" sco'u"' 40 '
being in Possession Of It, . ,..Aa. n
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- fail too Brother \ TOOK him up. Bro'!rF IL Wont
down m the bank and bought tie note Then they sa' "'
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IIu.t atd pamphlet mailed fee.
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For Boys and Young Men City.
A n92E 70? n hADE nc s +: & T. s' n
Authors Of the rast and Present, AdlIses oa..
ID OOKKEETING s;cnosraphy typewIi;ing, g.. of Aor-
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DARK CoILEGIATE SCHOOL tsovsI. j2 West j6'n.
FaTss tC ss ssr "a; aa lg'ne2 PHr ar. a'a
isga., 10 tr% 'uD''' ELNEK T. fHILLIis A. N. filncip
NvEEsTY GEAMAE scnoqL D.. l;s ,;oa Ef9;dyay 70; Va.
or Harvard at special [''Ss 6 HEE$SibHtxsdPS ESit dP Fh D.
For Young Ladies-City.
uUARDINCi AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
R'v Dr.. and Mrs cHGS il. GARDNER. Principals.
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D L. '''' u Prineip1 Mac. VAS NORMAN.
For Both SeAes-City
PAccKAEB PAcKAMB RysfHhss RysFNhss cSttEE:EE ccSttEGE
MA open for for s .e new VIII ir % on nedl.a duas ise ho
edOceed young rn'n and wSne a. NE are
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ss omR,tca5S S;f, ,6s Ta.r 1y tcsr tfhy Nia i ~
VNn1 BEi.Lilz oChooL or LANGL,A L,ASSES
prsocSs. fS''n0 iS the prae cd EaFoean c'e'
New term begins now
Musical Instruction
M tHbFld n iEsJIfE d AMEBIGGA
1Ssanr Sss pre deDP,a' h hs, F@ ror.oo. as
Greene SfiJy - and aa' 81 ia,. tth-.t NewYors
TIE FAMOUS rIAXo WOLF, and oRoAN .I SCHOOL
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For Young Lades-Country
he Z 1eD%a''' as p 22 2i TIe2s Haa #g2y Ms to
! LIVINGSTON rARK SEMINARY. ,2o hester s. "a "a
,n for % lys.etcG circular Mrs G. Il. Curtis Principal
| Aplfs.Ihdvlntsges Of Boston orit Of Cambridge
Comforts M r. hfHi h%TurR a"5 GI1W.S SiSef G o director,
For Boys and Young Men-Country
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rcosa@3Se sGE scad o' a'oaaf. GG f to the
CrMwooD SCHOOL Eon nors at Mnfors a, 61s, co1" Q;
t1r Fs .n. VIII Do well to oa, BY The aavsnss Offered
& A the school i rh>HE 4" ss 81 f4y nG%n As f@''
u EEEli0Lp INSTITUTE. Freehold. :. J. t3tn ,earr;
/ COLLEGE preparation spciaity bushes high school
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c,ciywhere Stcau-acJ:eG winning tank J. wilson M.
- ENNsYLvANlA MILITARY CoLtrGE. formciiy
L T. NJ H.. Chester. Penn. 3ls, Session. CIVIL
! INGINEtRING CHEMISTRY. ARTS cltssics. Thor
oughly Organized Preparatory Dcpifine Nihtnr t"ih
hrcins Jan. II. Col. [. j.. ~ AZ. fiet.
rC M GUNNEHY.-A Famny Schoo. for Bow; two
/ vacancies after Chii>iua.: hdar.s-
JOHN c. PRfNSMADE.
Washington. Lrchtcld Co. Conn.
II, HE HIGHLAND MILITARY hCADEMY. worcester
1 Nass-:i7th ycar. Classical Sci'ntn Bu-lncss Pre-
laiatory Dcpis. Gymnss uin. Stric Discipline. Home
care. j. A. SHAW, a. NJ, Hcd Master
For Both SEXES Country.
~ ASTNAN SlNf.~S COLLEG.. PoUghke"lslc, Ny.
II Opcl Thoough instruction IN Iookke ping
l,ankrg COmm'rciil Law. Permanently CORE ppnGelce,
Arithmetic Sc TleGr ply. Stcnog Apply, TypewHtn2 &C.
Busincs. supplied with competent aeesaat, short
notice charge situations furnished Send for carPee
NiSce elaneous
n IRCULARS schools city country, 10 parnts free.
~ Best al auch", public priv schools.
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"A lCs West jjth-st. Private lessons and classes In
eanclng, terms, &c, zee rCuiars.
H GEORGE DOOWOGTH.
j. NO. CSl FIFTH AVENUE
Class AID private lessons. Mens class commences