New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

Tie Yale CoUraut heartily condemns hazing.
Prof. Z. a. SophOcles Of Harvard College
intends gong 10 Europe for few months visit.
The South Eastern Normal School OF Mis-
souri, be built at Cape Grardcau The state gives
TIE school an annuity OF 5000
Two colored sODhom0res from Howard Uni
versty have left that institution and entered the fresh
man class OF Brown University.
The new building Of the Connecticut Lit
erry Institute at sued wild not DC ready Tor Occupl-
lion at The opening OF the Winter term.
The Directory of Harvard College is a new
pamphlet recently issued, containing the list OF s,u
dents Of the college, with their residences
Prof. c. NJ. Woodward is giving a course Of
free Lectures. weekly, at Washington University, St.
Louis The lGrst one vas ca Polytechnic Schools in
America and Europe.
The trustees and governors of the Nautical
College at south Shields, England have resolved to
tend the benefits that nstution TO boys years
Of age, who will be educated free OF cost.
No teacher ignorant of hygiene laws, and
especiay of the by which the sight IS preserved
and impaired s, in the opinion oi the Cnitteuden
County vermont Teachers Association, qualified for
his or her position.
Count L. f. de POurtales has resigned his
position in The United coast survey, which he has
held for twenty tive years, and is aiding his friend Prof
Agassz in scientific labOrs at the Museum Of Compare
tive Zoology, Cambridge.
Miss Chessar, well known as lecturer on
physiology and by giene and Mrs. Herbert Cowc, sister
Of Mrs GarrettAuderson, 10 be put in nomination
as candidates for the representation OF hafyebone al
| the London School Board
Dr.. Pusey the Regius Professor of Hebrew
at xford, England, whose seat had become vacant
] ~ ius mast
has been reelected member of the HcbdOmaGa COun-
ell. No votes given for any other candidate.
At the Leavenworth (Kan.) Teachers Insti-
tute the following resolution discussed and failed 10
pass ReS0Ircd That il is the OF this Institute that
physiology natural philosophy and the science Of ac
counts should included the branches 10 be taught
| in the public schools.
The Ne,c- Hdcen Palladium is gratifed by
| the growth OF Yale. II thinks that there no
quarrels between the College and the city The addition
OF Graduate Department the success of the Sheffield
Scientific School, theological law and medical schools
| and that Of the Academic Department all delight the
| friends OF the College
Two of the grandsOns of the Rev. Jonathan
Edwards, the younger, who was IN the early history
Of Union College for short time ITS President, just
sent to the College authorities very ue portrait OF
their ustrious ancestor rs their contribution To the
effort for the College cabinet OF portraits OF
the Presidents and other members of the faculty during
it's long Several very tue pictures are in this
| way in possession Of the institution.
The Faculty of the New Missouri Medical
College in ST. LOUIS is composed OF the following gentle
men Dr. j. s. Moore dean OF the faculty and professor
OF principals and practices DIR. Montgomery, professor
OF nateria medica; Dr. Curtman chemistry Dr. Mau CHS
obstetrics DR. r. G. Robinson physical diagnosis; DR. A.
f. Landlord surgery DIR. Bauduy nervous diseases; Dr.
Tuholske. anatomy DR.. Michel, histology and ophtha
mology Todd lecturer diseases Of throat aud
7 Twenty-eight public night schools were
opened 10 Philadelphia last week. OF these % are for
white pupils and three for colored pupils 20 for