New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
ex-Park Commissioner Frank SquIer: Miss NJ r.
kobinson Is secretary. The PRINCIPAL featurea Of

the department Will be as follows.
A course OF six illustrated lectures on Spanish
Painting by Miss Louise Both-Hcpdriksen. insti-
aSis Lecturer on the history Of painting on Friday
April ,. Classic and Gothic Influences on Early
April le. The Struggle Between Flemish influence
and Native Spanish Genius: the Forcrunners of
spsn%Of Of spanish ASr e. "na ur hS F the
Mystic and Naturalist" May T. The Successors
the Eighteenth Century Renaissance" May H.
Modern Spanish Art and Its Manifold Develop
These lectures will be fully illustrated by lantern
photosra2hs Of the works of Spanish art covered
The department OF painting is especially inter
ii has co-operated with the Brooklyn Art Asso
cia ton in establishing and maintaining the Brook:
Ign Art School and the several summer schools of
art connected herewith.
The department. of microscopy is presided over
tary. There will be eight regular meetings in
and exhibits 10 teach the best methods of micro
scopic work. on Saturday. January O. the tenth
annual exhibition OF mcroscopral objects and ap-
members In the galleries OF the Brooklyn Art Asso-
citation. from to II o'clock
In the department OF architecture there will be
eight illustrated lectures architecture. and a
OF six illustrated lectures on italian Arch-
year course Of six Illustrated lectures on The
Editor Of The Engineerng Magazne besides
number OF other interesting features.
Of astronomy. and James p. Han secretary. There
will be eight illustrated lectures delivered during
the season. followed by discussions
In the department OF botany, presided over by the
Rev. George II Hulst. Miss Elizabeth V. Gaines
secretary there VIII be eight Illustrated sestures .,
chemistry; Herbert b. Baldwin secretary. There
is an extensive course Of lectures laid out among
A special and extra institute extension course Of
twelve lectures Manufacturing Chemistry,
which will be OF special interest to those engaged
in manufacturing and technical industries Will be
given successive Thursday evenings. beginning
January ].
lectures will also be fully and elaboratey Illus
tute The fee for the course of twelve lectures for
members Of the institute is g. for persons not mem
TO other single lectures 30 cents. A circular an
nouncins the more fully will be issued in
November.
In the department CT domestic science Mrs. John
Kendall Dunn is president and Mrs franklin w
Hooper secretary. There will be eight lectures on
the science In the season
In the department Of electricity there will be
course of FIVE lectures on the Science Of Flee
tricity" by Professor NJ l. Pupin. Of Columbia Uni
versity. New-York City. given on alternate weeks
in February March and April This course will
present the science OF electricity in fundamental
and exac, manner as II exists to-day Each lee
onstrations fuller announcement Will be made
In December.
In the department OF entomology there will be six
In the department of fine arts the Rev. DR..
Henry G Spaulding Of Boston will deliver
course OF six illustrated lectures Rome and
Pompeii-" There viii also be course OF xix lee &C.,
Professor A. d. f. Hamlin Of Columbia University
New-Yorl illustrated by lantern photographs from
the collections OF the architectural department OF
the University .,.-..
will he given by Professor William II. GOODYEAR,
with lantern illustrations Of the choicest examples
Of Greek art and OF Roman. Renaissance and moo
ern sculpture by way of comparison; These Iec-
lures are given this year because the institute VIII
be engaged in making collection or casts OF me
best examples OF Greek sculpture for the Greek gaI-
lerv on the first floor of the new Museum building;
Ab c2rS Of O GREAT S Br,ain by Miss Lucy Kip
Rliss Of BROOKLYN with lantern illustrations; viii
be given Saturday evenings as foioMs MAJ NJ ):
% "Founta.ns Abbey May 90, "Merose Abbey
IN the ih, iinstr"ted lectures on peoples ana
countries chief among which Will be three special
lectures on Greenland ana S ei I Rnsinner
Pearv L 5 ~ al the Academy of Music; Illus
races ACES OF men an Esqumau village. and scenes
representing Arctic life These lectures Will De ds-
Greenland and will be the first lectures In inns
counfrv al which an opportunity will be given 20
tromgh transferred 10 another cline There will
also be a special course of illustrated lectures on
Europe" by Garrett p. Serviss. president OF me
department of astronomy, besides various o'"e'
I ne dSnartment Of geology there win be eight
illustrated lectures. dealing largely Win American
IN The depar;ment Of law it is announced that
series Of addresses on legal tHe season
Thrse addresses Will be given regularly Oh the
fourth Monday evening of each month hors will IN
ee,e- iIustratcd lectures ana meetings for me as
cussion of mechanical and math"ma, ica ~ sea
White these are the leading features OF NE s'n7
son there viii be hundreds Of lectures no me- -
ings other and dey o6n o doubt that they
will command large and interested auoleIueS, An
the officers of the Brooklyn Institute are a. -
gusius Heay. president the Rev DT sirhapb
Storrs first ccpresident; James . 4 hi
second epresident Ch FTanklin " Hooper d.
rotor. William b. Davenport. treasurer Super"n-
iendent William II. Maxwell secretary