New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

.f oil. l.fat pf,abi I'fian Church. NJ ITO, h' uh
Yelling Of nr statue hy Mis- Susan 'osio'' Me
,fiiuf. Singing Of AUD Lang s'n'' " .' P"'
.f u. seminary presentation ~ statue 80 hoatl ''
r,,.f... 10, trltc. - " ..H. -. ~ b'hlli ~ t'
hmm, Willard sif'H' N'N'f''n mus. n' woo
,t ,.l ..Il,... a., fh. Re-, u. John ! Taylor
pf, dent of "a. DID, college, .-g'ns nf " MAJ
.u,tf.i Of N-. WHlfl. N.r.f Rocked in 'h'
,-,l.. ar ,fr I.,.." anI N.n ic'on hy the Rev
pr ! Ir,. iul Tu.ter "h' recently cr'ni'''i n'
n,.etn annl.,ftsn ~ r0r''t of the Hoy cross
church IN Troy ana WhD Wa a fr'nd AM 'c1nih'-
aiO. - u willard
The exercises for the a.lictiion OF inr f"s-''
.ty, Memorial Han We're h'p At . oeo'h AZ '"'
First Prcshyt,fan Church under tn AUSPICES ~
,t. citizens Association OF Troy. and III p'n"'l
81 th. ,lti.orv a reception Wa rendered tonight ~
~. Glr.o, McmorA. Han 20 Nj AMI Mrs Eussel
in. Meno,..i Hal dedication EXERCISES took p;-c'
in H. Fi,., ifc.ny' .fian Church President Siiyk-f
80 I,.,ii,,u ,o,..4, mad" ih. address OF prts'r
tsiiln and f. T. ,,gr.ey. IN brhaf "i inc emma,
Icr,r.l fh. ,idrc-,. he saI in part
l. cam. up mere this morning ! passed py th''
noble foundation Nh"r" IN" nara -h'AH.i am - -
ereaf n.cl - he period. hal bu.lt an cndnrns
m5mim,u. flr himself and ST a glorious e\a,aP"e
for his follows ia ih' non ana rn'"Ti,,g'
Nas-ar college stopped over a. '''So
month ago to address iae nN,f.y @, INA" mn .r,
derful metropolis. 10 ma MAJ thousI I"' ionf
wears Old with the contributions made pH 'o"'.
II Rockcfell'r and snpplcnentci IN f9"'' SsI Al,
by the liberal wealth ~ Inc great 'l'!, ",,,,,i..
ready reached position o. Pf.S am, ,,rstifn,ions
.lu I'D
o. learning In tn country va ~ ~, mn.
tweniy-nfth anuiN eIsary, year age" % o." W." w.,
The breadth of It's scholarship and me extent OF ~.
usrfliln,ss ihat wonderful suSs'stoh ann ,,N,'
witch surlng from the brain Ind inr fortune
Ezra Cornell. Within the last "e.h ~, ""D 3
Nation has been electrified by me slp''p y, u. az
rlull,r a largo portion of his fortune. I" ms pc
loved alma mater Columbia. by 10 dis'nsu's"''
W. are her.. io-,iny To- recognize aga.n the brneil-
cent ny, and admnsirauon OF none b> NAV II,
his owu lfoiim'. Tnf hail which Mr drIl,1 si ns
In
il has = suggestion ~ roma ace. H'n'N t ,,,..t
los wnen Il higher education M'n .'' u.'k
thing la IN, world for yonns Woman 10 ,,,m
or secure. young lazy 80 "N'.h5 @ ,,,,, ,h.
WInarI T.u,l. seminary. About the same per'ol
a young Trojan had illustrated 10y ms o"" ,r,'n,
Tho success which comes u p'is'N' ~, IN.
and honesty American oip"i tuil',, ~ t, r
happics' combination % ',,u"n,a ~ ,nrrthrr as
MAJ, and vlf. " a period when most men az are
ub,si''',l ard mental powers lie IS a. fresh IN
spirit as vigorous "a inl'l'',' anu ~ @ - sh,v
his aupr.riaton OF years OF happy welded NE
and OF the value In III" cl's" roinln"isnp If The
educated woman. ne has erected ana We "r
h,rc today this hail N oder ,n Sav .I IT, facilities
% nh Noble women To- take ,hcr places in the
,'o", ann n "n,.stio NE OF our state aud Nation
Every country ana every period mus, De ynps ,
bv ,ts treatment Of women. by this StnniAt' me rhe
.rrr of prais. for the past is very limited me
centuries and IN" countries wlrrr Noa ,,,i NINE
toy were dist'ngushed for Pasinsh h,i , un,,
,uiv: m. centuries and the countries where womh"
Wax a slave or subordinate - men we,' unt,,n
erzcd by ignorance and hru'di.'E. - - whn p,iri
WIN her culture. or with the lac" ., H. WIZ ,,n
Die that IT required 20" year rom nn,i "nn'r
enforce the truths there tauGh, 81 Vars Since
higher education for women was Pr y, -h,niG
c;osr ~ ;hc eighteenth century MIS- ia p'T No.
| limo and educated only because her f"ln'i WIS Il
school teacher and needed her assistance, sas -,
Her thought was an apology FOR her own ed nrs
ton and Difference TO M preJnHd, ,l,,re ihraU