New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CHANGES IN LECTURES.
Many Courses Planned - Cooper
Union To Be Used.

Seventeen changes in the courses Of free public
lectures given under tbs auspices OF the Board OF
Education will be made during the coming week
Five courses will open and twelve OF the
courses which have been in operation since the
opening Of the season will close. Cooper Union
will be opened as a lecture centre "Wednesday
and the following week lectures will be resumed
on the schooship St Mary's. which has been
noored at 24th street and the East River
Professor William Libbey. OF Princeton Untver-
sity, has been occurred for course OF six lectures
be given on Saturdays at the Museum OF Natural
History. 18th street and Columbus avenue.
physical geography. and Friday evening. at
Public School 10 Suffolk and Rivington streets
Professor Charles L. Bristol Of New York Uni
versity. opens his course on Animals as Workers "
Now that the election campaign is over Cooper
Union is available a lecture hall. and lectures
will be given there on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, beginning next Wednesday. The Wednes-
Gay evening lectures will be on European geography
and the Saturday lectures on American history
There will be change next Saturday evening
wnen a special lecture Will be delivered on Sim
pinned Spelling by Colonel Charles Sprague. presi-
Gent OF the Union Dime Savings Institution
among the more important lectures scheduled for
the coming week the following:
MONDAY
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''atiGaaeI Angelo Eugene scheen a, ST. Lukss Hall
Hudson and Grove streets.
TUESDAY
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old Cuba BY Professor William Lbbsy Of Princeton
University a. West Side NeigaOoTaood House. No sol
The T5 History % q g rviE!9a:ioH The Adyanea IN.
No. lOa West l85ta '1'--- 'i''
WEDNESDAY
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Around the Historic Mediterranean Nv DR. 1sz. Cas-.
ton Leary. a; Cooper Union. sth street and Third
THURSDAY
school - Hu6srt and coilister stFssss az F00i'
Adophs Cohn Public School a. 15sIR street sna
How 70 Find the constsllations" by Miss Mary Proc
soF az FT9L1 W scRoo! 81 Hester and Essex streets
winian T Elslng. at Public School TO 1Ith stree
The Life OF Primitive PeopIss-ReIigions and c.re
iss ssh street and cog69: tSssa avsaui N u'' S'ho0
p4 Ma6sasd Rd MsFra Ei cf5S an PGbn aed S1o e
street and Tenth avenue
Dr. s5ePhsn Dussan at sias PuS ses6 sR5
81. 10th street and First avenue.
The Playttn1e Of the City Beg" Sudnev
Of the Boys Clubs or San Francisco az Publ,
School 1ls. 1890 street and 9Th avenue.
FRIDAY
Short Story Writers by MIS- Leland az Public
School i5S, Avenue A and 77ta
The Formation Of ths American Idsal-Enduraucs and
Courage (Robert z Lee and L. s. Grant, Pro-
fess0r Guy Carleton Lee. at WadIeizh High school
115th street and Seventh avenue.
by DIT. Walter z Clark OF the Coliege the city
OF New York at Young Mems Benevolent Association
Hall. No. 511 East Broadway
''How We Secured the Oregon Territory" by Will
lam A. Mowry. at Public School 157. St. Nicholas
and 127th street.
Animals Notwithstanding Fishing" By Pro
fessor Charles Bristol. OF New York Cniversity at
Public School 80. Suffolk and Rvington streets.
Light Color and Optical Illusions" oy Professor J.
Uses Of wealth. by Professor Walter Crook
Amherst College. at Public School so. No PA East
SATURDAY.
simpliAed Spelling Especial lecture by Colonel Charles
2 Sprsg1e president OF the Union Dime Savings IN
stitution. a Cooper Union
The EXPANSION United States-Porto Rico BY
Professor Guy Carleton Lee at Board OF Education
Park avenue and 5eth street
.phvsics Cieography-Eroson, by Professor William
Tihbev OF Princeton az Museum OF Natural History,
nth street and Columbus avenue
Adam Bede: Relation OF Friends, by Leslie Willis
Sprague at High School Of Commerce. 65th street.
.-rns Te1enhone Exchange by Theodore Jones
Bartholomew's Lyceum Hall No 2U5 East 42d street.