New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Sss,r lecturers and 2SstuSsns The school tie
Zine Arts had no GG 1S1 escsr n
saevcp eeIrc and seventy students from the scientific
*as one i il and four fye stndenls
there six n ive PtEoP ro Mssom S snS
no existence for the deed Of git was sSI red
sssss library and in t the
there ART O0 in the former and 2ioO0 Ill The later
Ssssy in isSi here We're spent nearly s66oo Vain
aSe offs for this reinshng have beeu received from
George Brlnley There have been multitude Of other
stfts few years ago the Manchester Observatory was
gwen land valued ut SOO,0O0 THIS added L. 'and
given by Corurla Hirhouse and her daueLers pirihf
s two nn sh had S e in
Tor professorhs library and general serv'ees ana " a.
bronson fund. $1,000 $1,000
Cort fund lOO.Uo0 90
Botany fund .'"o0 ~
sanscr fund ,2S@aG ~
IL. Phelps bequeSt 'o"Voo
Total about s4oG. si2 40
The Peabody trustees Were gty,n sl'o%n SloS Sss
funded A. $4,000 far a building fund. aud S3oOo tor
ef sl s this e;ass Of riit has been
s25OoOO Tae aCadeuical department has "esn favored
follows
Sfor professorsiiis and scholarships io3
FOR funding ;ellosslIs 45s9 5
Frss,ia,s. n scholarships. 10000
IDxT W. roTter fund. 2l25co
ro,a, ................... ...........S. alO23
The heouss,s ~ the Theological Seminary ior scholar
s sS xsaes there S 6as been ii 5000 with
eyersonar> lequesl fr9m me ntle ~ Htn,n o ir"
fund Of $4,000 ny Ex-Governor Ensllri and IL Ia.
sontnsesl md q sc4ooo from ,bT ire r., LssySS
fund for pre;c 'o'ehs and general tana 81 S.'"'g
spseisl trsies AID 900 as grant Icy
the General Altoce her the DONATION, ana
PssSoSy Fund.- Fand Is deiuctea. ioscth.r win The
$4,000 OF aed for the oseryaoTy anu 1850 I0r 1e
with some additions. Is devoted Ia science 10 some form
other Other contributions increase thc amount from
975O.O0O to 100000 more.
THE NEW BUILDINGS AND THFIR COST.
Since 1896 there have been several buildings
erected largely by friends a. follows; Farnam for
which 100000 given and $ji.49l added fy the
college; Duree, $50. 800, with ols.J5. added Bette
Chapel about 100000, with s2oooo added; Eaf'
Divinity Hall. Si33,OOO; Maryland Chapel. $1,000;
West Divinity Hall so: 900 ieisrsncs iASIary B"ld
hsur; sSS X "s sso N9Th IL, fse's sc si
department there have been costly improvements
tAien from the savings and earnii,;s Of, OF inc
stheneum and old chapel 10000 purchase Of Iarve.
coection % saye College from oss' $500 ,o s M i0 n
come scsount IL permanent improvemenis 5000 The
s sss a s far IN there aare been given
and pledged SJ500O0. That n what We haze TO snow IA
In ADDITION tue facilities for Instruction and number Of
soumss 10 the Library have been %ore sna d"olf the
variety OF subjects in which instruction given has
been greatly increased and arrangements for effective
ssscsins increased, IN the scadsnical department
fAere have been added professionally OF modern Ian
nssG liiersaurs Of Latin O. Of ,Doiecaar physics
aa Of material sdnSr aS an 1 Rcs
Tho students have been graded In divisions and the
Ssfsr As thoushf practicable aud desirable While the
students have been stimulated greater work ana se,i
dssspline nome the constant Oos there is less
IN the number 81 students n, the Scientific
Bchool Is in larger ratio to that .. the aoeJ Ia
Ia the Law and departments years Of studies
nsye been added In the acsdemical department there
~ trve fellow ships yielding 5000 year and three of
lie ssS Of $50 and one Of 500 These depart
ments have during the last ten year neeh posdea Win
ytive appliances aud with an increase Of efficiency Id
PROFESSIONS AND PROFEssoRsHIIS
Tho Porter land Of $2I2OOO Is subject TO an annuity
ps O. 900 and has yielded no income Fifty thousand
dollars have added the endowment Of professor
shdps OF the twenty-five proessorships not ose fully
endowed No college In this country show such
blank A that We pay eighteen professors liberal sal
aries tuition fees defrayng the salaries OF the four
Others from the endowments II became. therefore,
which maj considered excessive by many IL hos
9ile 70 the gro~ta OF the college conference.-the,
and n fund s.S the School Are not
The Ibeooscai seminary well provided for in some
eoepecis In others lie weak The profcssorshis arc
mtagrely endowed The salaries are 1000 each its
bchOSarshp fund Is inadequate to meet the demand
Dompsred with semiEarfes IT Aadoyer, New. YORK
or Yrinceten IL has only Onethird e. oneourth tie
Fu1netiye resources OF each Tho buildings are stand
tng advertisements In the vFpnG direction Money Is
peeded- fhis n rendered uoxe imperative by the ~
H1scvencss Of the studea Isprofcsors are renowned;
IT. sudsuts show greatcr variety OF Protestant denon
4pstions than those of eY other similar Institution
the county They arr scholarly, Christian and catholic
There great pronise Tor the medical school great
e1lamity The loss Of Professor Smith 10 has corps
81 aud well qualified professors has extended It's
eudcs to the length VI the academic and multiplied
~ appliances.
ne School of Pine Arts has than fulfilled Its
1DpeA The indirect result tbs college IA more posi-
ve and appreciated II offers systematic instruction ~
kEsahneE ia the ecepttheeeho0l, and u en- optional 70
AejEn1es and senior academies.
Peabody Museum makes new department OF 70
eareh In natural history and kindred sciences worthy
Ne reputation VI the college. n has brought heavy ex
pe1aee not provided fer In the eadewnent The annual
Eciay Tor Eve years has been nearly $6OO0-eQuAl 10
70 mtcree4 % The moncy for The building The outlay
Per ycer has beel less than 5000. Whenever
the budding r. hniAsed Q large endowment win be |
Denee0 ~ tDe funds Of The college win he taxed In an In
&9rpMtab,s degree. Tie Howard Museum N separate
~ ses nniycrs'y. snd ecsz annually from $4,000 70
Rzsy VII sesn more than m the present edincs |
3 1ey N164D< g1u b. required before many years
N efFeek 2! stnay 4 tsx this inststation-
80 09e tee q y patd 50 e ths anisersfty fund
1s - ~ departures theSs Rs bee1 Eaarked prap
8 - txelye YeaSk Twenty fAkusan1 dollars OBJ