New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
THE NEWS In BROOKLYN

,.or ronu,ar. six on Some Distinctive Influences
in American Poetry" by Percival ChuDb. lhere
will he specal courses OF dramatic readings Ho'"
Shakespeare. Tennyson Dickens and Byron py
Locke Richardson George Riddle and Madame jan
nuschek which will be certain 10 attract aise
ordierces both on Friday afternoons and Saturda!
evenings .
The Department Of Music has arranged ten AFTER
noon and evening concerts. for which only reservoir
seats will be sold in order 10 meet the EXPENSE III
volved. -.
Tho Donar,ment Of Astronomy will present lect-
ures by Garrett F. Serviss. its president; Professor
G X Gilbert of the National Observatory WASH
ington: Professor John *. Rees, Of Columbia oo'-
lege ana others. In April and May PRESIDENT "ei
viss will give a series Of six lectures on 'he sun anu
the planets.
lectures by DIR. Lysander Dickerman' lroieSso'
Clarence u Young OF Columbia College; professor
Robert w Rogers OF Drew Theological seminary
Lieutenant Frank Gushing. the great au'hoil's u"
the Zuns: Stewart Culin Of the University Oh REM
sylvania: Professor Tborne 7. CresSoh' OF '''c
National Museum. Washington and other experts
Aseries eight illustrated conferences on ar'haeo
logical subjects has also been arranged = nautical
Under the auspices of the Department OF John
Graham Brooks, Of Boston, ON Recent i,eN I've, d
ments of Social and ndasriai by co2eressman
William Everett: six on American statesmen. 10y
Professor John Fiske and six on HoanGs bSr' pr
William Elliott Cirifhs. .. .,roo
The department Of Fine Arts will conduct three
Early Renaissance Art" by Professor Wiiiiam 1 ~,
on tbe artists of the Barbzon school by Professor
Charles Sprhgue Smith. of Ncw-York; and five on
pdintin 1o'1 by MISS Louise -Hendrickson
At monthly meetings of the Depar'ment oi Ar NJ,
Professor a. ID F. Hamlin. of Columbia Colese
William Danmar R L. Paus and oheT' lectures on
the architecture of early Christian and meda'V1l
times ... 49, 80
Gently organized Department OF Domestic science
will present a series Of interesting lectures on FOODS
water supply hygienc clothing. sanitation etc. ana
the lectures will be supplemented by conferences IN
reference 10 cooking domestic service. cooperative
housekeeping and the like
ALIVE IN ALL ITS PARTS.
Only the briefest reference can be made TO the
work laid out by the departments of Botany Chen-
istry Electricity, Engineering. Entomology Geo
graphy. Geology. Law, Mathematics, Microscopy
Mineralogy. Painting Pedagogy fhotosraPh|'
physics Psychology and Zoology. 1t is evident
however that the Institute is fully alive In all lis
parts. and year Of great activity and prosperity Is
undoubtedly before H. Besides all that has been
mentioned and referred to- there will ne number OF
Institute Extension Of lectures and instTuc-
ton.
Most Of the lectures and meetings VIII take place
In the hall and ecture-room in the Young Mems
Christian Association Building. and in the Art Build
ing in Montague-st 1t IS SATISFACTION 10 cii . ir
some alterations have been made IN Association
Hall and in particular that msasulGS , Hs' accom-
panied the lowering of the folded seats i ms ~
been serious nuisance In the past especiaE ~ ,,c
also arranged with the surface railroad companies 10
have special provided pear the ec1Te
the members Of the Institute and thelr lriehiS ~
admit one person to each mornins or aI, eH
lecture meeting, and two persons IN me evening"