New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
CHAUTAUQUA'S GRADUATES.
GIVING DIPLOMAS TO MANY STUDENTS.
DIR. ELY's LECTURE on SOCIAL sM-CLosE OF
THE SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY - THE
FIRST ARREST OF THE SEASON
raY TELEGhArn TO The TkfBCSEA.


Chautsnqua, y. y. Aug. 1s.-The enthusiasm anu
insnraon OF the graduation exercises Yesterday nave
s,,r,ed an enrolment OF members for the Chatauqua
Literary and scientific Circle. which promises to make
the class of 90 the largest In the history o. the se
fourteen years. All day long nj the G. L. s. e. once
names have been inscribed for the four years holc
reading course. To this distinctive feature tIa"-
tauo,ia owes its and It's permAn-hc-' NV
new movement was begun In 1873 with the hope tpa'
there might some day be many rs LOCO al once
seven hundred persons In attendance at the AssenpN
Of that year took up the course and tue hun'o'' VI
renders since then has been above 2OOoo' Inc SUI
cess OF the movement has surprised no one hoFe ."
the founders. Among the many enrolled are 'is
r. p Marvin who with Mrs. Thomas A. EDISON VIE
OF the inventor, and also member OF the 'i">s "
,s6 Is a daughter OF Lewis Miller. president OF lhr
Chautauqua Assembly; Miss Caroline A. Leech Vi
Louisville, KY. Mrs. Mary ii. SHAW. Mi>s Hr'.
who will soon start for China; Mrs +. Arden fiooo
and Mrs Harry c. Flood. Admission TO The ciass VI
90 continues all through the year. the WORK pe'.s
made ND by extending the daily reading beyond iorN
minutes. . . 49,,
The Hall Of Philosophy filed to its hln'' ,'ii'
afternoon, Oh the occasion OF Dr. k'chs'u l. ray
lecture "The Strength and Weakness ol Soe'"iis'
At the conclusion OF a thoughtful and profound auu'V
the speaker said: We have briefly examined III.
strong features Of socialism. and We have dis'",,eu
It's weaknesses. The conclusion IS sone'""s ""s
this. Socialism has undOubted strength, epecia'N
strength Of a negative character IL points ON '''
defects and Shortcomings IN our Social o'u'' "
indictment OF existing Institutions is, hueed' f".
full one. General Booth, the saiVatioh arm, 'N'
has spoken of a submerged tenth. and TINS eA
preston has a rough kind Of accuracy n',''O'e
ricture OF American life has been drawn by 'Acoo
R,,s in now the other Half Lives SOCIALISM, nov"
ever is strong, not merely in lis ihcie'n''" VI 'A
ING institutions but in It's positive programme IL
has much that is promising and a'trHc''e' !. ','i
with it, too difficulties and grave dangers. we ""'o
nt present an imperfect social organism IL ''o'es
forward crcaking and grooming, and >pasheN TIE
blood OF its victims lis all-over our i'od' our
clothing, our shelter, and all onr wealth. Du' "'
social organism does nevertheless move forward IL '"e'e
is "a submerged TENTH there are nlhe-eh'ns HUI
submerged, and lot LIS cling TO what ms 0oe"
achieved
The school OF photography this morning held closing
exercises I'm the Temple. George Vincent MADE
happy address to the class ana presented Jury
nine diplomas to the graduates d. Chaiie@ INC
manu. of New-York. has for eight years conducted
this department of Chautauqua work With enthusiasm
and ability The class Of 1892 numbers Isl Students
A highly credltabe exhibition OF the work Oh the
pupils interested large number Of visitors. Al the
(:nautauoua College Of Liberal Arts All eXaHhatloh'
conducted by the Regents of the university VI 'ne
state OF New YORK. has just closed over loo
students took the examination. The boys ana s"is
Bible classes in charge Of Dr. and Mrs r. 9 vincent
held their last St>SOuS tniS WIZ" -
dipIo,nas were given to such rs had successfully |
passed the examination the course OF study ioi
lowed during the three weeks session Miss hate r.
KimbalI also gave diplomas TO the young graduates
OF the Chautauqua Young Folks Reading lhioh'
branch OF the more advanced course for adults
concert under the direction OF Dr H. n rahe''
the principal OF Ehautauqun school OF Music Was
given in the Amphheatre this afternoon there being
an audience Of 5000. Miss Minnie Dar, pupil Oh
the Music school, sang scceptably Miss Ella Nfhan,
I, lso one OF Mr. Wheelers pupils sang Pleasantly ana
with genuine dramatic expression. The singing OF MISS
Carloa Ncoai of Baltimore received with hearty
applause Miss bertha WsiIznger tle soprano soass
Al Chautauqua sang one OF RObyns BALLADS eHecuveH
Miss WaltzinGcr has pleasing aud symps'heue vove
Of excellent quality and good range. ana has gwen
much pleasure and satisfaction during the season Se
viii leave the Church OF the Covenant III New iorh ia
the tall tn Join the BOetonian Opera Company. ne
ohoir sang an excerpt from Gounod's Redempuon
Win expression and spirit. Professor A. H. Merrill |
Mr. Sherwood, Mr.. Lstemsnn and MI flagier escn
enriched the programme. The Lotus Glee CinD sang |
TO day and as usual won deserved appreciation By |
sine1fe which has given general satisfaction
The Of the season WAS MADE DV the thau
tauoua police to-day country man lnslstng on COM /
nS into the town without entering by the gates and
nv way OF a breach made In the city wall, which, by
fs a