New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

be taught. and the literary and scientific course in
chemistry and physics 10 he given 70 the boys VIII
alo be open such Of thc girls rs wish TO attend
instruction and training VIII also he given in anatomy
and physiology. Tho purely scientific department VIII
be in advance Of anything now IN existence In any
similar school. The lcctlrc rooms viii be complete
With every convenience for experiment. the phI ac"l
laboratory Will have an immense selection Of the h"st
and modern apparatus. Electricity will be given
the greatest possible attention The chemical laboratory
will BE- fitted up with every necessary and valuable
appliance. and will he unsurpa scd in all is appoint
rncnts. and during the winter months thc public will
be admitted to evening lectures subjects Of general
interest and upon science and art.
The thrdnoor rooms will be fitted up for students
In free hand drawing. mechanical and architectural
drawing, and in commerce and business. And these
classes VIII be open - young women well as TO
young men. The whole Of the third floor will be
occupied studios. In them may be found after
the institute gets into operation students drawing
from the cast students busy with the compass and
square working out tie principles OF mechanical or
architectural drawing. others In dcs -ning, original
ing the various patterns for prints book covers, wall
papers. carpets, and complete decorations FOR rooms;
and Others listening to lecture historic ornament,
Illustrated with pictures drawings the black
board Here will also be found Geographic repro
ducu0ns OF the best things IN ancient and modern ant
Dantes. ApolIos and Clpds pcdesals for the edu-
catondl training OF the clay modelling class. and also
live models for drawing cO,tumed figures on the
vas. In ills art department Will also be taught
classes in embroidery and needleworh, drawing de-
signs for banners, ETC.. and designing in stone, wood
ard the metals
The fourth floor will he devoted 10 the domestic
sciences-coong, dressmaing. millinery and Kindred
studies In The cooking department there Will be
thoroughly trained chez Instructor. and the itch
ana diningroOms VIII be models. Mr.. Armour's aim is
therefore not only to open up the wider Of
employment 10 young men. bit also to do the same
for the young women. The women viii be taught the
art Of making The tasteful gowns that can pos
sibly be imagined. They will begin with the simple
process Of threading The needle and work through the
successive steps OF OvcrhardinC. hcmmng, running
stitching and overcastne, then 10 the complicated
process OF ovcraAding patches and putting I'm sIssets
Besides the in making there Will be work
on mems and boys clothing work that will call into
play Just as much ogrinaty and artistic Instinct, as
well dS the power OF exact ejaculation, mat OF
drcssmahng The design. for gowns Will be drawn by
ie PuPns III orHlHary Dl"c" ana WHITE AM they VIII
be taught TO cultivate the OF color essential
TO dT9s n Of TINS worE win be done nndgr the
instruction In all branches Of millinery the
intended 10 have instruction I'm Nursing, 60 That tie
young women may learn 10 make thcmsclvcs useful
~ tie SICK room or In emergency cases II accident
IN The domestic science cvur-" not only VIII The pupils
lie taught how to prepare coos aad .ervc food. bat
they VIII be taught household economy. There viii
10 IT me Young women either for professional positions
or LOT economical OF III" huls"luld
TypcvrinC and stenOgrapAy viii also d" .lr IN .he
wOmens department. iIr. Armour believes Tat
women are the conservatoro of the home. and that
according t. The training The character is formed.
The Lith noor will be dy.dcd into TWO depart
mentA-thc gymnasium and the technical museum.
he gymnasium floor Is 90 by 50 feet. and between
II and the museum are dressing rooms nud bath
rooms for the gymnasium. fitted ~ white marble
The gymnasium VIII be feature. and VIII b. open
70 both sexes under the direction ~ competent in
structors OF physical culture tn pupils win
ccive Instruction IN the art NJ properly carving
themselves. how 10 run how 20 Walk. 10 - up-iars,
and how 10 sit down. rise and 20 stand DropcIiy. I'm
addition, the girls win eNcrciS' With tho dIuhhll-.
Hight swinging clubs and other suitable apparatus me
boys will be- Instructed with heavier dumb bells heavy
Indian clubs outdoor sports, and In fancn- and box
Ing.