New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

He will begin at O'Clock on July Is. The following
topics will come under consideration: New Science
Modern Psychology, How Many senses Have We /!
Sense Perception DO All our Ideas Come from Sensi
ton Memory and Its Laws, Imagination and It's Laws
Illusions and Haucnations. hypnotic Illusions Is
the World an Ilusoni Theories Of Mind ard Body
Scepticism aud science. sceptcism and Religion.
Psychology and Teaching.
w. l.. Mason tie principal Of the Metropolitan
school OF Shorthand will open summer school here
DR.. Peter Townsend Austen will deliver this season
course Of practical lectures In eHemlsy ,o,,v
part of tie welllnown Berlitz SCHOOL This depart
school of cooking has been added this year the
programme OF the Assembly.
Professor George Macloske, Sc. D., Ii. d., Of
Arthur H. S Mr o M late pToessST Of oosy
Wilson College, Chambersburg Penn, is Instructor N
Jnlius Nelson Phi D., professor OF biology In Rutgers
College. The instructor i'll botany is john T. Peters.
Princeton College. The curator and collector Is A.
Dumas Watkins, of Princeton. Among the lecturers
intcndent Of the Monmouth County schools Miss Mary
H. Murfeldt, of ST. Louis Principal Lyman A. Best Of
College There are twelve university extension
lectures TO be given by Professor Nelson PIotop asm
AnimaeuesN DO We We OWE TO the wora Of nsccn
Animals sponees-why They Animals Polyps
Us Worms-Are They Worth Studying stariislcs,
Sea Urchns Sea Lilies etc; Five Finger Oyster Thieves
luscs-What is tho Relation Between "a Devii-hSh and
Clam barnncles. ShIimps Holsters and Other CrIs
tacca-lIow Crab Develops from q Sort OF Water
Meeting Link Between Fish and Frog: Lizards. snakes
Tortoiscs and Birds; Are Birds Featlercd Reptiles
Mamnas-Why Seals Not Fish, Classification and
Evolution-Is a Man a Member OF the Animal Kingdom
The laboratory OF this school is down on the banks OF
shark River. Tie large wOrkr1om has light and
space for thirty-siX workers The region about Avon
Is particularly rich In forms OF animal and plant life
which OF scientific importance This school opens
on July 6 and continues until August %.
Miss Esther Elizabeth Kenyon OF Minneapolis
Mimi, will deliver course OF lectures here TINS
year history and travel.
The students in mathematics will To under the care
Of Professor W. r. Ircntlss Of Rutgers College.
The Assembly's kindergarten Is this year in charge
Of Miss Aimee lie Prince. OF New-fork 1t opens
July g.
are Ms. NJ IT, Bnckinrnn Miss Edna Bucldncham
Miss May Buckingham aud Miss Eleanor Buckingham
Of Lakewood. - j.; Mr.. +. Inrtitt and Mrs r.
Lystcr, Of Brooklyn.
At the oxford are W. II. Nearing, Mrs. A., "
Kirby, Miss Adele Kirby, Mrs. II. W. Knapp. Miss
Florence Knapp. Mrs. {. W Brown and Charles W.
n1pp. Of BROOKLYN: Mrs J. Monitors schlcg, Mrs
j. :. Hahn and f. w. Cone. Of New-iork.
Thomas F. Byrncs. Mrs: George Martin Luthcr
Gertrude L. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn Livingston.
Mrs. III. f. Mtken, Mrs. +. b. Bensl, William \
Bensi. Mrs. G.. f. Puen. John Black sydney u.
Hopkins Mrs. s. W. Hopkins. W: F. T. Weymouth
Mrs. !. D. Smith. c. l.. smith. Mrs. J. F.. Deklyn
and Miss VI. W. Bosford are among the guests at the
BuclIin CHAM.