New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

THg YRAR-THk GRADUATEs-CnANGEs IN COURSES
OF srUDy-Tng iINE ART COLLEGE,
fFRoM AN Occ AsioSAL CORRESPONDENT op rHs rRBUNEi
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June PA review of the
past year shows that remarkable occurrences have
taken place in connection ~ this university Mol
few matters Of miner Importance that make up
history Of the rogloss the should be noted
The year opened with the entrance OF the largest
Freshman class that had entered Some time
during the previous year wealthy New-iork lady had
gwen $4,000 to tie library. and Dr. T. W. Bennett VI 'ho
University sent TO Europe 10 expend H. he re-
turned carly in tho Fal term. having purchased over
5000 volumes the departments of philosophy. phi"|
ogy and history These have boeD placed on the sh' ives
and students have to 5000 volumes Same
additions have been made the cabinets. The number
of students in tie university has been nearly $50 ds
trbuted in about the proportion ~ last wear among
the colleges The number OF graduates for the year
Is 81 80 graduating from the Cocge of LIB raj Arfs
~ from the Modic. College, and two from the College OF
Fine Arts The list and chosen professions Of those
graduating from the College Of Liberal Arts are a. fo-
lows:
Wa Arnoit syrscnno n, V. Architecture r. n GsrksI
CLAYTON. n y ga,inesS Clara Bra ls' n Y
Sra%SSi AlszaSdra law t%yksSdsll ca1snG ,sn8
a NJ II ssn a 81 G. hs.sn
aa e. s0si .ss a. rfa' e. a nf r1@na asa ii VI 'f
Jsne Jan snsm EO%H 4 as II dl mace n ~ h1
fS Gs1 s.hfs,sr & Tse1r y svrause n ~ I'm O. R%s Dewitt
~ Y. Medicine Aloe n. Lee, Fayettevii n " icacni
Syracuse ~ y. Law; w Nottmgh III, Syracuse, ~ ! Law
j. u. Phelps. Marti sburg N. ". MI isiIy O. A. VI ce Mt
Upton, Miistry 1T hob'Tts ssTaege r. l. is Rob n"Sn on
,raDhy j. II. Shuts, Nr H. ~ W reaching NJ Il
s OoueI. N 10 Ccnter ~ y. Tra,Lr H. r: hoI'S It I
r. Y. Wilcox, Auburn. n Y, Teaeihg a. a ionss
Degrees: x. b., ie; Pm B.s B.s.s
About 81 900 have been spent upon the campus very
much improving its appearance The me iicni college
authorities have erected buildng during the past
year the Of the city, aud furnished u WIN
everythng needl aid their students The finances OF
the institution are good condition Not much has been
added 10 the endowment fund.- but the receipts have met
The expenditures, and there do debt Chancellor
Haven now laying plans that will doubtless repleish
least thinks that snnrt ing viii bo done tiat VIII
maerail, aid the Institution toward largr l@rina-
neat cndowm nj. Tho prospects Tor LIE Incoming ri'e"
class are very fatttring ,,-,,-
The courses OF study have undrrron" cohSlirtao'o
change. IL had been the pocy of tne FachV 10 uNt"
the work in certain branches TO occupy two or moro
plan and seemed 20 give opportunity for greater range
of Studies The time for the divided sudy was sr
what contracted In this WAY te c0ufSes re'lN gave
greater range of elndHs ihr r'uid DC oblHh =" III nm
inst TDr Faculty brCumc nNinccd thht 'hc
plau as he old mrtlUi. an fohs"iiH-
ion OF two ttIms' work IN Certain rinces "as
eff rtrd Tie result shows that bo,h iO IS rs ana
students aTe sal sfrd and better quality "i "ofk H
Done. -, A.. a..
Prof Comfort, Dean OF the College OF Fine ArtS mas
made arran sem for Sumlnrr school o DRAWING hl
Painting. Durng the sumner m a,t eA'nitl"n VII pe
,,,eu IN the Uniycls ty. The cUce un has been made
cully in the city and con istsof sulnc unu'-
OF raiuiiigs aud drawings OF houc aud oIifn p1d"o
tiUn aud o. All sizes up 10 In'hsi 'us i'hlht W -
ielicf OF IydCn" valued al SOOtV ILc t"'1to'i"n
the esuit OF lbs .bOrs aud II be appreclh'od " M
those who tend tie summer sehvVl.