New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

say riga, that II the great benefits which seem
10 me looming up IN the near iuture In connec',h
with our Department OF Public Instruction are 20 pc
realized the successful el0cUt.on.st must nuld up
his special skill upon the foundat o. o; oefd ''u
eaton. ,.-
who is one Of my audience at this time Professor
RAYMOND OF Princeton for the patience aih f tbo
raw material that ,bm''S elm year. er ago ths o .ons s
time. and
thar. you for your , .oi.s. thank YOU
Charles b.. Gilbert supcTntendent OF schoqhi ,
Newark. y. j.. opened tho discussion ana cast ms
vote In favor Of fre" voice culture. h"I w.
cultured, unframed voice" said Mr. Gilbert can
sympathes are deep for them whrn thi,H ,, .,,,
voice that is raspins and sharp ana irra,lns,
] sometimes 20 into "A teachers room ana hurry ou,
again as quickly as possible in order to rest my
From IL until O'Clock in Room 30. L. Method,
Of Teaching In the Public schools were discussed
by Caroline Il. I.c Row and other Members OF the
convention. The opening paper; on TOW TO i'nrh
Of New Orleans La. and the sub opics discussed
were How should ElocT,lon c Taas1i ,In IN nio''o
Children" How Can We Secure Better Articui4,-
Rc"i,aiion IN High schools and The Place OK
Dialects IN School Work From i 10 O'Clock. IN
subject being ITO what Degree shlll We Employ
Physical Expression IN ChaTlcior-Rcading.
Mass. and Charles = nisrhi,, hf9oHyn ~
general discussion was .d by ME- Anna EnnaiaI
The afternoon wss spent by tho visitors In various
evening there reception Tor the convention hy
the New-York Teachers Of Oratory. a"d in Tho
10 SIS West Fifty-sevcnth-st The following pro-
erammc will be given to-day and tonight
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
Q 10 70 o'clock in the hall-Suhioci defective
Speech. Its Diagnosis and Treatment Paper b
DR. O. Hudson Makucn. Philad'iphla Penn. Que
tons led By Mis- earn" lrTry fn'lps NdIl a.
Mich. and Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield irving. To-
session o. the Main 10 20 = O'Clock. IN Tho
MfwfC,K Orator. os, o'ock Dscu-.io
opened by Thomas s Trucblood, Ann Arhor. Mich
II o'clock-Paper by George LANSING Eaym@na
Princeton y j. 1.-THE s Sg'y yt % ofg,i2n ns
george W. Gable and Wills Fletcher johnson 'N'"-
section I~lie,hods Of Tcachlns.l2 to o'clock
IN Room q subtraction IMsihsd1 ior &code ".,
Teach Extemporc speaking" 10y - Topic f'r
n IN Ceeres Sisss Me,hods Of Teaching Vocal
Principles "Pracuca Nichols for ALog.ins The
ton OF Education and Literature"
Section s6n IL p 9DeK Ra IN 's
Make Use Of Vocal Imitation or Vocal Suggestion
Papers eimited to ten m'Hu''I' 'y ,G r. Nv ANNA
Randall Dichl NcwYork Guy; ,,., ,-,.,...
piycus M9t iconn crnmcit Lec. canton X s.
and q Charles .; II Flowers norwood, OHIO. .,
Afternoons % CLOCK bu'lN'SS NJ ms -. ''u'
officers for the coming year ana oih'r matters ~
imporiance This meeting IS open 10 active mem
bers only. ,,.. ont.
Evening o'clock. reading by Mrs Harriet Gus
IeiIcuhaljgh New York. Fra Lippo Lppi,'' Rob
crt Browning. recital by. Mrs Mary Ward Van
Voast Schenectady. y. Y, the bower scene from
..Beckct" Tcnnyson: reading Mrs Ella skinner
Bates. Newark. y. j.. selected. recital by Ms.
Evclync IIIliard. Buffalo: selected; reading hS
Mrs bertha Kunz-Bakcr. Erie. eenn ArmgarI
George Eliot
Tomorrow the convention Will De represented by
n number OF delegates at a meeting OF thu NV,
York State Teachers Association. when 'Nt'hd'h
AN invitation TO the entire body 10 b. present
Addresses will be made by the delegates. Ihr
union meeting Will take place at the Normal 'ol-
lego