New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
THE COMING CHAUTArQUA SEASON.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION FOR 1895 AT THE PoPU-
LAR SUMMER SCHOOL CENTRE

cor-Psrs OF INSTRUCTION FOR 1893 AT THE Pofo-
LAR SUMMER SCHOOL CENTRE
Chan,auoua. y Y. May bishop John II Vim
cent who IL chancellor OF tn" chautauqua Literary
AMI Scientific Circle IL out with IN" preuieuon 'n''
the twentyseconi annual Assembly. which is TO be-
DIN on June % will break the record ana though the
nrogr,mme for the season is as yet far from
conp,.te there Is every reason TO believe '"a' ''e
chancellor's prediction VIII come true
The general programme viii be unusually s'ro"s
this year II will include course OF n'e ie0'".''
~, rho Rev. Edward Everett Hale on The Ma
,,,aII,ies ~ the Colonial Period" and by Pro-
,ossor rohn Fiske on Early Colonial History
Roth OF these courses will be included III the mi
vcrsty Extension curriculum. feature Oh 'ha"-
mann nv the way which has been growing
s,eoduv I'm interest and Importance for several
voors II will be supplemented this year by a
s,.cal English course conducted by frlnclpaI
rsirhairu OF Mansfield College. oxford me
| l.c,urers will be Professor f'chard o. Mouiton.
Professor q. Stanley Hall. Professor boru'h T.
powne Or John Henry Barrows. president W
4 Harper. Professor +. X l.. Gould froteSSor W.
II Mace. Professor {. T. Winchester, PRESIDENT
walter l. Uervey the Rev. Or. George Dana
po,rdman Professor Francis q. Peabody. Leon r..
Vincent and a number Of others yet 10 be heard
from. ,,., .
The SESSIONS of the Summer school OF Chtisui'
philosophy will be held from July : 20 July "
,rhcv viii be open u the general public. ana the
prnclpal topic of discussion Will be The christian
ar,l,cation Of Sociology" Papers on various as
meets OF this subject Will he read and discussed
NV Chancellor H. NJ. Maccracken PRESIDENT - H.
Uartranft the Rev. DR.. JOSIAH STRONG IroiesSo'
Francis c. Peabody the Rev DR. George I'h"al
po,rdmau DR. Austin Abbott. and the Rev Will
lam Bayard Hale.
7, T., .xpected that the cher features OF the pro-
rramme will be especially Interesting ana instructive
this season Among the star attractions already
engaged are General j. L. Gordon. Dr. a. Is bruce.
| OF Edinburgh Scotland: Dr j. NJ Buckley DE-
Wayland Uoyt Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller Pro-
| fessorJ " Jenks Mrs Emma i. Ewing. DR.. John
Potts Mrs Mary /. Stevenson. and Ira NJ. Price.
| Many others as well known nrc' being secured.
Among those who Will give illustrated lectures may
| be mentioned Franz g. carpenter. II. H. Raglan,
Garrett r. Serviss. Professor Frederick starr. W.
| II RAYMOND. DR.. ". l.. Davidson. Mrs. Bernard
| whitman and Alexander Black. Other entertainers
Will be VIII Carleton Professor a. H. Merrill. Mis-
Minnie Marshall. =. II. Clark. POLK Miller. Professor
| Charles Roberts. Jr, and II. ). Golisbury. Among
those who viii figure IN the musical programme are
| Miss Carlota Nicolli. whoae singing has been a
feature during the last few seasons; the Lotus Glee
| club the intercollegiate Quartet the Arkansas
| Plantation Singers. ". H. Sherwood. pianist: Ber-
nard I.s,cmann violnrt; l. V. Flagcr. organst
! II j. Fellows and Douglass Webb, bassos and
tie accomplished daughter OF the astronomer. viii
give a noteworthy course OF lectures on astronomy.
Then there viii be features that minister to amuse-
ment rather than instruction. fireworks. illumaa-
tions concerts on the lake. ''feasts Of Lanterns.
spelling and pronunciation matches. lawn tennis
matches regattas and 20 on
The school OF arts and sciences includes depart
mcnts OF English language and literature. Germa n
language and literature French language and liter
allure preparatory Latin, preparatory Greek phys.
| les mathematics. American history, biology am!
chemistry. sociology philosophy and the history OF
mr., There are also schools OF sacred ltero lure
pedagogy. oppression, music and physical education
ana miscellaneous classes In the col egate depart
/ ment The assembly department. including the uni
versity courses sermons" addresses concerts. read
ings club meetings and anuseinents. Is open ~ the
general public For the collegiate department tut.
ton zee is charged and additional fees are charged
for soecl.l classes. Under the provisions OF the
+ State law this collegiate course is now an organic
! mar, az the University OF the State OF New-York
The Regents OF the University having esta biished a
/ system OF examinations In al academic subjects
which will be held ut the close Of the session. Au.
Last year the attendance was = little over 5000,