, 1873-06-29

cence Of the late William Jones, Esa.. Of Chca
60, who contributed over Ss0, 600 to tho fund.-
oi the University. In commemoration Of hi,
| Abernllty it has been ordered by the Board o1
Trustees TINT this part OF the building should
be known as "Jones' Hail." md the main, o.
central building, BY vote Of the same body, has
been christened douglas Hail." in honor o.
the founder OF the institution. Tho north wing
| named ogden Hail." to commemorate gon.
| erous deed which yet exists only in e1pcctancy
! The building. especially in its external appeal.
ance, is one OF the finest. co1egiate edilices il
the country. ::
THE HISTORY RESUMED.
Nearly year has passed away since the fnan-
cial cloud oVerbhadowed the prospects of the
University, as well as those of thousands Of in.
dlviduals al over the land. We have seen the
Board OF Trustees despairing Of snccess and
ready TO abandon the enterprise. But not 80
Dr: burroughs. He waa eanguine still TINT
light would come out Of darkness; that the re-.
Imperative energies OF our people could not long
be Kept down under the pressure Of financial re-
rerses Senator Douglas, too, behaved nobly.
he might have resumed his gift on account
OF 9 failure to comply with the conditions
Which accompanied it. But the thought mover,
probably, entered his mind. He took large
part OF the burden, and carried it forward.
I4ere also came another helper who ever proved
citizon Of Chicago, WHO had acquired wealth
here. and used it, much OF it, to good purpose
It was at this time that the late =.
w11,.,, ,oera =:
gave his voice and his money to aid In reviving
the paralyzed enterprise. The financial storm
had somewhat blown over, though wrecks were
onerat;ons wer, raauIned IN asrnaat ~ ~ i44o, t
work upon the north wing and corridor waB
pushed rapidly forward to completion.
for orranz;nc a schoo1 Nfha carm "f Ibe ~ Y,'tn,a
r1n;ra1s;+v r. p,,rrn,,<,l.a 49,, hoa- a1aa.at,
proailent of the Faculty and Professor at Moral
and Intollectn.l phiosonhv: A Il. 11Ier pro-
fessor Of Greek Language and Literature: and
I.a Raw satte1le Profess6r of Enci;sh T'an1,,aa a
and I,iteratnra +ha ;nst;t1,t;nr was 1~oe
~A0 Sa-. y, - s1u = e.-c. . 49,. .,
y, +ha ont1. - carta-nnar 1p5o ,r;th s.;.
" " -. tu'J.ta psas, -e. ",a'.at ~ teeaet.J
" 81 "u ~ GaasaoG WIZ tt soou aa
c;ysr1ar ;ssnad tb,t Al - .uo ast mast
Tor tha nreuent ~ n. -ooma -acanti1 1Nor,S nouS
~ ~ ~ 10 poso1 ~; - s"V 1oo ;@S, 3osG15 oeea
m tha frat f1oor ~ st Psn1'a rhnrct,'
corner Of WABASH avenne and Van Rnran,
Spacious. and we'll furnished with school , anna,
' rat1,s A''N ''A'''o@ "1''' 'o-''' 'pp'-
And the 11nive,s;tv of ch;c,po had <o,r, and
heinq =. had m oroani. exstanoa VA a factMa
rea;fv thonrh bnt ~ the eerrn ~ o h. davs1nnod
IN IA fnt3,re T. wss The dav v of sJpe1i
=. haucatarti ~ @-ar enJ "tsn
hnns a1n,o.t ;nGa6n;ta1v IL ,d11 a1
Naaeciiv fftasn 49,. bs9a ~ n.ssod ~ "'oos;
tHbat oh.n9a ~. tsLan ,slpa pa0'Eu +h aha1, nno
tr-,-;sa is 1San1 ao.-.-.saadp5 p oLort ~. sM oI
t;aa md ohstac1es rrnw;nc mt - ~ ,,ao,',;a-
sndt;o, ~ ~; eaI5rtr n ~
sen apd baen 6a .n nut do g1eas t mas
cies nd revennes ~ Tia naonla1 40 w.n ~ thnaa
incident to averv nav e3,,cationa, en.arrr;ss
hes;dea anTne wh;ct h,va haan nan,,,;a. t,
cosa md onoht 1,srar ~ 9o ~. 1;.4oa a1e
~"0o' "A 11s 90 " n1nc nau o
+o ub;.b 1va h.va rafar-sd be;nr, uh;.+,,;,
~ ~ "..n ~ - dAanno-a $3.50 ~ oIs etol4o
as foreahado1rin, thc viaua and av1act,t;ono ~
tha fonnd.rs re tha Mn;raraty It a.ve.
The inst;tntion in 1esioned to ha That +s ns,,.
;mno1ts -~n I1N1rrnsTTv tha Tnan,aora r.- a-e
reso1ve3 tn give character snt,bla ~ 9ts 1,osi0
tim M Tfn're1s;tv for tha CIV ~ ch;c. I'd
tha Eorthwest> Renn;remsnte sG ~ s5nis1 nnA
sion viii be the same as In The best Eastern col-
|ereg." An Academy. Or Hipher Encl;sh snd
Classical 6chool Was provided for. f;o11eoiata
1ourse, the flrnt, or freshmen. ciass Of Which
yas expected to graduate in 1864, was organized:
md Scientific Course, differing from the Col,
egiate Course in the omission Of the ancient
4 aaguagcs, and the substitution Of the modern