New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

, T. Is critic worthy of our thought whether In the near
fdtaro such addition TO our tea'mhs ioi0'
0 Thc second rofesson to which alluded is the great
rrofc.slon OF tue law There peraps no one Ol tS
ircs .hat ALI. Orns 20 much Of tue tieh VI
the c0anry. certainly there IL no one WIFI t,,irnq
greater necessity for careful for 90 d or
When we think how much OF our essl''Sn ~, -, bov,
for had much OF the administration o! oi cycu OF
the defence OF our lives and property Is uepeD itr
tbis profession cannot fail - a1ml' NM ~ t ds
education lawyer, is 81 the needs OF 'ne "a
NoiH,titution of higher learning can no oo,,rs
complete without school Of medciaei D,t w. and
mcuts o.! medical sch00! arc u!o,G 1,nr, which the
caulio: lie supplied without an eXpenauo M, Ieriate
university is not al present in conul;on are oIitc
Bat tlere ars c0guate branches oi ftnl M .ci,nCe
within our sohric Already valuable course 10 sViI
preparatory the medical pro e,2i , nls onncr,ny
and Is regularly even Thefe Is s, that
/, establish a department cOgu'te 10 incl'iI cc@"
would Ac u goat use to tue rep % cocniied the
q scnool o. pharmacy = lrctlt law i,r la every
Importance schools by requiring 'nor ,rse Of
stru.ti6n The facilities here for such course ;r
ample and excellent Our laboIatOl ~, ~. a. tIe
At or TEACHERS ia ,te the immediate consideration VI .o
snbj:ci aud believe il w0nld ee iOuhd tlat ~, ho'G
benefit important profession wouu 10 uo yc can
If h only ia these ways and ~ this stlt lhal VIZ van
uh! the 1he purpose OF him whose name tnS ~ ,he
shy hears expressed IN that declaration wiz, wiz -
STAMPED upon orcry diploma woaA found an ahsr,
tuition where any person can IN" h'''"''o' ~ '"'
study A.,
In the evening the president reception III tue
oruorv TO those connected with the university anu
number of invited guests. The regular meeting OF the
Board of Trustees occurs tomorrow. Among 'H"S'
present viii be 4. b. Cornell Hiram sihey, Governor
elect Foraker Erastus Brooks and j. /. GIreh' oil
Buffalo.
President Adams has been long enough nj
the head Of affairs in Cornell University Tor
Judgment to be formed in the university com
mDlty. at all events as to the wisdom OF 'he ho'i"
Of Trustees ia selecting him 50 succeed Ahdre" H.
White Il fair to say that when President Adams came
here ne 'ounl lie hal preiudIccs to overcome. lie was
not the first choice either OF the majority Of The facu "
or % the undergraduates. very large part OF oold
bodies was in sympathy with me alunhi VINO la'
thought that ely known and OF greater
experience should lie chosen. Mich or thar "9u"Ic'
has already worn away and the rest is fast d>ape'rng
Prc,iIppt Adams has neither the tact, knowledge "i
nlir, nor power of personal influence which Freshch'
Wire exhibited in very marked degree. Bpt sc "a'
won the respect of Professors AMI siddehl' ny MS
snaiguforward c,urseI by his energetic pr'scc h Oh
university Affairs. and by hi eucot devotion th lh'
WORK In tsounS the mi1ut.c OF c'eiy-ty d''ai''
he probably is the superior of his predecessor VINO
rrcfe rel 10 leave such work others Willie he devoted
hUScf to broad plans o. Vuig"rHty administration.
This faculty his part has enabled President Adams l."
IMPROVE maay Of the methods q; COLLEGIATE mIna2e'hI
The general verdict upon hi, work thus iar Is iA''
while his administration Tray extend tnr rel uaon
of the University widely draw u 1t material an 10
the degree that President White vas 20 successful ia
gaining for it, yet in the prosecution 81 ~ he.n,
affairs hr will he amply successful. Ne IS h'' itl
perhaps popular President; hut Lc N''.l' III I. "''
way soon become and Ia constantly GAMING vi 90
the respect and affection OF professors ana
4 reception given TO him By the tnct} 81 odf No'cb'
recently tn, appeared in very marie I'D amer -, q,
The general Affairs OF tie UniNcr-iy eve t'He'ce o
the most substantial prosperity. -" huh',I ~
students re,~tered this vcarts ola larger number
tnau was ever before IN ATTENDANCE o. cornell lIr
income o the University from t" sale oi "e'', ..H
and other source, is constantly increasing. auI u the
plan. al the trustees realized II VIII become "cioi'
many year. tuc weatt!cat Institution IN tie country.
The FisEc viii contest the dele ninaubL ot "ich an
cudowmant Of more than Sl,O0p.ppp for library iuu
depru,l.. being summed nj hrIOre Surrogate
IvGu. Tho University authorities confidently tfpe' &
mat the na result Of this contest will he In Their idF"r
All sporting matters IN the University are ~ g''l
condition The baseball club las been playing H. 90.
game. for the year and closes WITH iiue rrr"|''
Although il ha. iaycd asuL~t tie clth7 al a." inc
prominent COLLEGES of tie state, ms wen - surh c'N
c ii, as the star. n has not o-' rlh-
,IIuc The fIct that the Uuvcg.ity crow "utioO'i all
competitors in both lat summer hi- gwen go
added iIuens to boating Interests dcspc the a' iu'l
the crow EaS ruled BAT 81 o." -cc'.i roe 'N l'r
B,w,pln foul Football falling -uhc7 bat ttlih, 'i
tur interest taken in the ~cre., ul f1" u""y - dHl.
polo team more than make, MP los Gas. TIE t're
club - dong good work.