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Show t'ltovo ,srjiiii:it iinoou liWrcii II; lion. J, s, Hon mail, at llttfrdil!'. Si, dull. At Tuesday's morning session tho gleuclub sang a selection from he new tuuslo bucks (the Tllden ststcm) previously previ-ously spikeii of. Ihu uinnlug piojcr was ollirid by Milton 11, Hard. The iiiljut of the right to seats, oou-tlnulng oou-tlnulng frcm thu rummer school to thu Unlclnl Institute, was dlacussi-d. A votu was taken, a division of tho house talkd for, and the question dtilltil lumvoroftacli eron nlaln-Ing nlaln-Ing Ills seat as utchascd. Hon. Jacob H. llortman rifcrrod to tho tuuslo lesson londuoled before the o)cnlng of thu icsslou. Ho thought IhaWuUdriushoiill be taught whin oung, llu touched upon Uu lectutu tft'oloncl l'aiker II e rsvloua evtn-lug, evtn-lug, nnd ifk of the gnat power ot the ' Slales Ulghla" nueatlon. Hill silioollaw naa nutantd us Itshould havu la en. It was a sttll law, and tbu additions were onl) amendments. It nitdid careful study to uudcrstaud II, istttally us regarded thu tlutlou ot count) suierlnlendents, which will Inkeplsrii In Ib'JI. llu spoke of the right of thocouut suferlntendentto dliect thu ti'invu of study, not the Irutltes, as lintofnre. lemtornry cerllllcatis elioutd not be ghtu ytar afiurjtar. It was thu duty uf the president ot the school lioard to so that tho provisions pro-visions il that ptit of the Uw relntlve lu enforced attondanco bo carried tut. Hclal school taxes colli I tut he used to lay teachers, and tho only caio whiroltcrull bu used would bu wltiro tbu legal obect had Uen attompllshid and ttieru was a ttsldue. O 11 Jlrlmliallsimkuof teaching as tho art of iciurlng tbo atlentlon and making good ure of It. Ihu teacher should llrstknow what to dc, and seo und how to do It, TI e modern motto was let nature leaJ, It was good. Tlnm was no study where tulis neid le given for memorising. If chlldron wsru ro crly taught Ihiy would make ILilr nwn rulta by tho Inductive method. Judgment must te i melted In accepting all methods, or rijcctlug all new Idrla advanced. A voval'st-Iectliii by Mlsa Alice Flrdlay cluatnl the vaerclsit"f tLu forenoon fore-noon session, AKrLHtoov. First ou the rogrammn for tho alter-nton alter-nton wore sun loiui ntary remarks by Coramlssloner llorcmaii, on the school law. drawn out by questions ol students. For what t Ihu ampliation plujerly used. A, lllsdrslguad first to ay trachtra but may Lit imd to difrsi ruirent ex lenses. The sin-rial tax may be used to buy lulldlng sites, lulld houses, repair, furnish, rent, etc., but still another sictlou aayi that tho school board shall furnish, repair, etc., and whero no sietlat tax has betn levied they could only do so uut of the Jrroprlation. The first otjitt, how. tvir, la tho Important one. They should pay ttachers and ay Hum well, as It Is tbu only way of being stiro of having good, efllclint iduca-tors. iduca-tors. This ahoul 1 lie thoroughly understood under-stood and advocatwl. No lax will be moru willingly paid. J What Is lequlrcl In tho way of cetilltcaUafrora graduatia of nonnal sihools? A. The certlllcatn whkh such graduate gra-duate receives entitles the holder to teath for five ytara In thu trade l i cl-fltd cl-fltd without renewal of irrilllctte, but lutinegraduonl. . . (I Who liaa tbu light to grade the JiUbllo schools? A, Sec, 0.1 cxrrsslysa)I that the teashir shall gradu the sctiools, but It should bu under thu direction ot thu suiierlntcndent. Cj.-Blioull thu ctictlou for school trustees be hill at thu same tlmu aa other rltctlons? A. Vis, Ihu same day, excel t In ouuurtwool our largest elllm1. They are not hel 1 at thesamepoll, nor under Ihu same authority, it. Can u lnihcr colli ct pay 'for tlmu when his school Is not In setslon? A. I IhlliK not, but bu should; It would buairfectl) roper to Insist lust such astatemeut toraujo lu thu contrail. con-trail. When school Is dismissed Uf tausu of epldemloor oiler such cause the teacher should not lose lila a), 11 Should a third grate teacher ho eni loycd over thosu holding grade tenia aicst A. That Is entirely In tbu handa of thesuerlutcnJent. JI1 U h) should ago cleUr a conipe-tonttoaibeiT conipe-tonttoaibeiT A. 1 hero mut tat some limitation lated, as there Is lu Ihu ca-o of votlug, an I tho law has sun III to Ilx Itss Ills. 2 If a trustee has given teachers liosltlous beloru said teachers have pssstd an examination, shculd liny bu altowe I totuntlnuethoschoul, having fallid to obUIn cerllllcatis? A. They should not have been given the schools A teacher not hold. Ing a certificate has no claim on the public fund, and oaunot i -oiled .ay by law. It Is Just possible that thu trusteo wloimploywlthtm could be held re-sensible, re-sensible, IJ How should iceotsjiB bu do. tcriuliied? A. Thst Is left entirely to Iho examining ex-amining boaid. l). Cau artnta be held accountab'u to the law for noil alter dauce of their chlldn n at school, tbuielelng no room lu school? W ould jou ap rove Its atllct enforcemsiit? A. liny cauuot bn held accountable. account-able. 1 would advlae that It ti thoroughly uuderslooil und In lime enforced. en-forced. I wlsheveryteuchirnuuld procure pro-cure a copy ut tho school law and read It. Dr. Karl O. Maescr held a session for tho benefit of Church school teschets, lu which lie went Into diialls of work aa It had Uen and aa It should beduue; Ihu neciMlty of having the full lul of Church school pairs as I ubllilied In the JuiHtilt JntlrMlur, themanuerof procuring ccrllllcales. and the way In which thu icpurts should tie made out. Notltlratlonotex-ainluatlgn Notltlratlonotex-ainluatlgn ot appilcanla was glvtu. PI ere weru forty teachers rest nt. Trot. Wlilt.l) n glnduutu of thu Unlverslly ol Uxlorcl, l.nglaul, was I fesented to thu imeinbled students aa tbu leiiunr for the evtnlug. He Bpoku of the singular and uitljue gathering and lis otjecls, aud commanded all. Tho suljtct of the lecturu was tho 'Hcloucoof Idle." Thu heutlenianhaa Uen engaged to teath Ut the II. V. A, this winter. |
