New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
READY FOR A BUSY SEASON
THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTES PRO
cPAMME NEARLY COMPLETED.
.,,RcE NUMBER OF LECTURES ARRANGED fo''
uoo,,rp r WASHINGTON TO BE HEARD
OLD NEw-ENGIAND TOWNS TO bh

n,,,, .,,.uprp OF LECTURES ARRANGED FOR
ROCKER r. WASHINGTON TO BE HEARD
OLD yEw-ENGr.AND TOWNS TO BE
prscRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED
rho prookIvn Institutes prospectus FOR 'he CON"
ing year will be issued in a few days A''"'' -
large number of inquiries have been maze ,o' -
Mt the office OF the Institute In the io""s 49,,
Christian Association Building "h',r, ~ nd
~ tho rooms occupied by Professor Hooper an"
his assistants have been somewhat re"'o"' w
made more convenient for carrying o" ui'' '
amount of work that has TO DE uo''e' - J.,
,e,,us is not yet completed. and VIII proo"o'S v"
given out in two parts in the course Oh NV NJ
L I, IL expectcd that stronger ana more
attractive programme will be shown 'hlS S''' ~
ever before and prosperous seoSo" 'oo" 80
,rov,ded the country Is placed on an assured ''"-
cial bosis and the expected return Of soou "'''
comes to pass ~ !,
The seasons work Of the Institute VIII he opeHfo
on Wednesday, September So with an ADDRESS ny
Booker r. Washington, the eloquent "''''
smoke Al the Atlanta Exposition last year an" was
/ hororcd with Il degree by Harvard University al
tho recert commencement The season VIII close
on May oS 1885,, which will be the ninetieth ANN
vcrsarv of the birth Of Louis Agasslz Inc ''o'''s
meeting will therefore be a memorial OF tue si'a'
scientist and II Is hoped to secure froi'S'o' ~ 81
Shalcr OF Harvard as the speaker on that o''a-
sion. .
! one of the features OF the Institute for nan /"
century has been the Washlngton's birthday ceie-
! bration for which provision was made by Nu-
gustus Graham who prescribed that II meeting
should lac held each year Oh February = an" an
address delivered In honor Of George NaShhs'o ~"
or some other distinguished American III ''''"'
wears Sumner. Lowell. Curtis. Lincoln "iu o''''
we-kpown men have been cuiogized. Inc co"""s
uirt.r a woman will lee the subject OF the dis
gp1h nor
career will he described ~ woman-Maria l..
! Baldwin nrncipal Of the Arassiz School in Cam
| bridge who has the reputation of being remark
ably eloquent and expressive speaker.
An important series Of lectures will relate to Ola
towns i'm New England and they VIII DE fl'"S
illustrated with lantern slides. Among the towns
to he described are Plymouth. Concord Lexington.
Cambridge and Hartford and the lecturers VIII
include Edwin D. Mead Arthur Lord and the Rev.
Samuel A. Eliot The lantern slides are being made
from large number of photographs that have
been taken for the New England Society of Brook
In which has set about making an extensive col
lection of such photographs 1t is probable that
room I'm the museum or the lhSu'u''' "e"'
Prospect Park will be- set apart for TINS colIec'oh
ProspectIses have already been prepared Of the In
sttut.'s School Of Political Science. the Brooklyn
Art School ana the Department OF Law. In the
school OF Potcl, Science the work heretofore done
hv DIR Lewis c. james viii ne conducted by Nil'Iln
+ Chancellor who has recently accepted place IN
the new Erasmus Hall High School lie VIII take
The. sse- in GOV rnment and sociology. Will Fred
.rck NJ Corss vii. conduct those in political economy
and finance .., .t
school of Political Science include SIX on me 'r
velopment Of Human Society by FRANKLIN ~. 80
dues of Columbia University SIX oy ,frdhaIn
Vallas of oxford University. on I'm" ,eNeiopW'i''
of Town and city Governments: six on RepIrS'hld-
ike Frenchmen' Charemagne. ST. Louis, i5dEaIb,
oyford University: six on Thc Principles OF Political
Economy as Applied TO Money Finance ana i'i-ih-
me and six on The Problems Presented in l.'rSe
i,ies by the Social and Industrial conditions OF w
Poor" 10 be given by the Key. William l. NlcHolS'
genera secretary of the Brooklyn Bureau OF 'har-
Elaborate courses of study have been arranged IN
civil government State and National Government
,he history of American politics, the political lnstltu-
lions Europ". sociology political ecohoinH money
credit and banking. and American history
The courses Of lectures announced IN the propeo
NJ the Art School are follows: SIX lectures on
'uejaeval Sculpture and Architecture in ltaiy ny
Professor william II. GOODYEAR; SIX on l.S,orlc
III, iIni,ersitv. six on spanish Painting. by MISS
Louise Both liendrckson ana SIX on |r'rh ''"'P'-
ure bv Professor GOODYEAR ,.,.,,
The Board OfNInstruchOn in the Art ScnoVi III Do
Waltcr Shirlaw William NJ chasr. Joseph II. t 3}
,nn Miss G. Coster and William II. SNYDER me
schoo is carried on in the Ovington Studio Buiiding
=, ru.ton and Clark SITS. and the studio WORK coll-
nrIses classes in drawing from the antique, III az
inc and panting from life. in portrait l'd!htlhsi III
a7n,in0 from still life In composition IN peTsp-cI'e
i'm sketching, in decorative art ana c.sIsn ',u -,
~ from the cas- and from life new feature
-, ,bis work "a a three years course IN i"cord,N
design the first class In which VIII De io''"e' III