New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
"B JOINING DAY" AT CHAUTACQCA.
DIFFERING VIEWS OF THE ENGLISH POTTER
ERCIsEs AT THE LAKESIDE INSTITUTION


ERCIsEs AT THE LAKESIDE INSTITUTION.
Chautauqua, Aug. (SpeciaD.-This has peen
called Browning Day. at Chautauqua Professor
Moulton was induced 10 prolong his stay here day
or two, and 10 give for the edhrcation OF Chau-
tauQuans one recital address. PROFESSOR
Moulton gave a recital Of Robert Brownings
"Caliban" In speaking OF Brownlng's poetry In
general. he said that the poet had been accused OF
great obscurty, but It is the obscurity OF great
mind, of an excessive vision, and when once the
true meaning is CLEANED the qualification exceeds
the effort by far The other address Of the day on
Browning delivered by Professor A. s. COOK.
of Yale There seems 10 be difference OF opinion
in regard to this English poet, and the expression
made by Mr.. McElroy when here has been fire.
quently quoted to-day. He said: Il suspect that At
Chautauqua. elsewhere, the community may be
divided into two parts-those who swear by Robert
Browning and those who swear mt him"
Professor Bernard Moses compared English and
Spanish institutions to-day. Professor Moses has
made a special study Of Spanish history, and mas
travelled extensively in that country.
This morning Bishop Vincent delivered BRIEF
but vigorous address to those engaged in the &C
tIy,,,les OF the Sunday school. He spoke specially
OF advanced Sunday school work" He said new
methods must be applied just as soon as the oio
ones prove inefficient. ana that there Is no great
textbook OF humanity TO be compared 10 tns
Bible.
women OF conspicuous ta.ents and abilities. but no
more practical and sensible talk has been given
than that by Miss Katharine Hogan. attorney-at-
law and one Of the few women yet permitted 10 prac
tise in New-York City. She made strong pea LOT
the education OF women in business lines, ana
wanted them flied with practica, enthusiasm !ooK-
ing toward the eradication OF evils IN general
The Chautauqua chorus has been or late years
one of the p,easantest features Of the pace Inc
singers are all volunteers and their artistic deyeIop
ment this month under the leadership OF ProIessos
L. s Leason. OF New-York Is the subject Sa
general congratulation. To show their esteem the
Chorus presented Mr.. Leason beautiful ana cap sbs
crate basket of flowers upon his re.lnqnlsnhs tne
leadership to Or H. II. Palmer. Of NEWPORT VINO
will conduct the chorus during August ,..,o o.
Governor Flower has accepted an inVilatlon -, 70
deliver the address here Grange Day, August 10.
This evening H. 5. Renton, OF New orK de.v
ersI an Illustrated lecture on Hawaii he to.a
81 the resources srl advantages OF that Repup;c'
and made the statement that the queen tners shirh
nosed herself BY aboishing the constitution whyn
granted the precedent under which she ruled: III, ne
smoke Of Honolulu as being more American III spilt
than most any American city ana tnat no" tnsle
is contained in the republican constitution pr pr
vision that annexation can be made az any u n,i;
and" said Mr. Renton 1T VII NOT De ons u. INN
the flag of our fathers shall wave Over ndi 'e
hawaii The last sentiment was app'auueu