, 1874-04-23

T,,;irn Gnrv' md llo Wished to ra,Bo tho sa1no
d1tpBtionB agaafn when Botltenco waB nssctl. Mr..
Icol arroat1, aud sot Saturday morning. whom
e vii ask t9 sonoe1n" 10 s9nteeoa n, 1sao On 1 n1
tl,o1l roroat tho arguments mado yesterday, but
tlloro will not DO probably anything new or ILL.,
torouting.
THE NORTHWESTERN UN1vEns1TY.
Tho publication OF tho annual catalogue OF tho
Northwestern University ut Evanston Is atl
oyont of no ineonsidorablo interest to tho
frionde OF tho institution mud Of education in tho
Woat. Tho pamphlet, which hna just boon is-
s,tol. Is |. neat ono Of 1870 pagos, closely flllcd
with information in regard to tho University,
Illustrated with engraving Of tho vnrious build-
tngs. and containing n full list Of tho students
III tho various Departmental, The, uni-
vorsity now comprises tho following
compartments, ll,dor tho rroBldenoy OF @. II:
Fowler, 2; D.: !: Collage q hitoratnro no,amd ma
College ot Titoraturo % a!id Art Art (Woman's Col.
logo) Frances +. Willard, 4. NJ, Dom. 4. Com
seryatory Of Musfc,' Oacar Mayo, Director. Q.
0olleEe oi Theology a9,rGt pD1!Hn an;n
6. College Of Inv (union Law Collage q tho
Chicago md Northwestern Univorsltlea), Judge
Horny Dootll, Donn:. Z. College Of Modicno
{Ohicago Medical Collogo), N. s: Davis, A. MI
Ills Lei 1GAElt o. AlGpAI ALni$ 6CAJV41 WIZ -eN's
Il. +. Fisk, A. Ill.,, Principal.
Tho officers Of instruction and government
number sfxty-four, md include tho nn'nos OF
many porsonH renowned for literary anu solon-
topics, from abroad. aro also engaged annually
rho origin and history OF tl'!s university are
familiar to rendors Of T11E TRIBUNE, mud mood
not DO rocapitulntol.
The mort interesting part Of tho catalogue Is
tint which exhibits tho surprising, yet natural.
growth Of tho Univorsity in every department.
During tho last yoar the College Of Technology
Inns been established, nannod mud furnished
with laboratorlea. ind illustrative appara-,
hn s M'' been oe's pt 'Fasais @sS @ ss
University. mud placed under It's ma,nagemont.
women attending tho Institution. Tho, College
Of Law Inns boon opcnod In corporation with
eeBs. Tho faculties have boon reinforced By tho
| addition Of tho Rov. William x. Ninlo, FRANCES
Z. Willard, Prof. .Toseph G. Allon, Prof. William
| A. Mctcalf, and Prof II. F. FiBl. Tho character
| ing tho requirements for admission, BY the In.
PRODUCTION Of Il greator number Of subjects into
| tho cotracB, aud by offering to tho student q
! widor range Of selection In tlio Sophomore ant
| Junior ycarB. Tho number has advanced almost
! 80 per cent over any previous year.
| Tho main library now numbers about 10 ,0ol
volumes, and is Btendi1y increasing. The
| library fund yields on annual INCOME OF about
s1oo0o nnd tho libraries aro already larger tlla1
| my school library west Of the Hudson. Tie
museum CONTAINS ovor Is, 600 specimens
| Following ia q summary of the students In at'
tendance during the present college year:
alatyteuIateI stHdsnts-senior class, 3o;, Junio
Class 30 Sophomore ClaRa, IS; Freshman Glass, 10
iii selected Btudics IS; special students, Total 219
ytfidcnts in Art-Slxty-threo.
| Eca.ston Preparatory ,SiHdeAts-Thtrd year, %
second year 1881 first yoar, 1885, preliminary year, 4a
| Total, 4O1.
IHcoiogical St,tdents-senior CaHs 8; Middle ClaHB
IA Jnlor Cnss, 52; Preparatory Students, o.. Total
| led.
| Total, 70.
aleiical s.udcnts-senior Glass, Is; Middle Glass
a: junior Glass, S8. Total 1G5.
Grand total 1,02a; names inserted twice, 1o2. Total
eco.
It is unnecessary to add that this isa NOR
fiattoring exhibit than eau 10 made by any otho
tlon Of the University OF Michigan,