New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
tBr rELEGRAPH TO TIE Tribunal

to-roorrow morning ovet the signature Of G. STANLEY
HALL the president. II opens with this explanation
OF tie founders purpose:
cit IS the strong and express desire OF the founder
that tile highest possible academic standards be here
forever maintained. that special opportunities and
Inducements be offered to research, that 10 this cad
thu instructors be not ovcrburiened with teaching
mr. examinations that all available experience, both
az older countries aud Of our own, be freely utilized,
and that new measures and even lnnoVatoas, Is
really helpful 10 the highest needs OF modern science
and culture be no less freely adopted; IN fine, tina,
,ho or.., onnor,unities OF q now foundation n this
land and age be diligently explored and improved.
He has chosen Worcester tho seat OF me
foundation after mature elaboration; frs because
It's location Is central among the best
colleges Of the East and by experimenting
ather than duplicating their work he hopes 70 advance
all their interests and 10 secure their gocd WIN and
active support, that together. further Steps may b
taken in the development Of superior education In Ssw
England and secondly because he believes the est
tire Of this city with insure that enhghtebed puoh
opinion always indispensable 10 MAINTAIN these oOes
tIonaI standards at ther highest aud that us wealth
will the perpetual increase OF revenue roqufeo
by tho rapid progress OF science"
Tho duties Of the president are thus dehncd' ms
president OF the university shall consult frequently
With the { ustces all matters which concern ths
welfare Of tho university and attend the meetnss OF
the Board lie shall cOnfof with each instructor con
corning the development Of his department, determim
tho duties and authority Of each and preside at the
meetings Of the faculty. He shah be the authorized
medium Of communication between the Board Of
Trustees and the officers Of Instruction, individually
and collectively in all matters Involving The admins
tratlon OF the university. The enactmens Oh
the board concerning instructors and thsif
work and ali requests. complaints and proposals
from the faculty 10 the trustees snan
be made known through him He shall exercise OF
Over
parstus books and other property viii secure tne
nrotseton and appropriate Expenditures must no'
be ordered by any Instructor OF the university ~itu
his previous consent or the express authority Oh 'hs
Board
1t is announced that work VIII begin IN oo'oOe,
next in mathematics, physics, chemistry oioios' ~"
psycholoCy The president has been appoihteo tsnr
porary profes.or OF psychology and will continue 70
dhoct the work Of this department rs he dd AZ 'hs
Johns UopkIrs University 9th appointments on TINS
faculty have been made follows H. H. Dohaio
SON. Phi d. Yale 1879, assistant professor OF neu'"F
ogy; f. C. Sanford, Ph d. University OF eahinrn'a
1888 Instructor In psychology; warren L, LohlOu'
NJ u assistant professor OF phgs'oiosS E. "~i' u D
University of Michigan. 1aa3. adjunct professor Of
anatomy: Albert \. Nicholson, United states Naval
Academy 1873, acting professor OF physics
In the departEient OF chemistry, IL Is ANNOUNCED
that laboratory of Htty rooms VIII Dc reaoy
for occupation in October Inc hsmes VI
some OF the Instructors will soon be announced and
applica,Ion for students can now be received APP
pliauces for the department OF mathematics are also
lberally ordered. The pames Of instructors VIII
oor he snnovncod The organization Of all the
above and OF other departments VIII be gradual, and
the foundation period of the university Will cover
some years. Apparatus has been extensively oruerru
Of the best makers In this country and In Europe
chiefly from those who devote themselves I'd tn'
specIal class Of apparatus In which they excel Inc
Ella of
No / independent students This class viii m
elude those who have already taken the doctorsn, OF
other academic degrees In this country or aor"dd'
and Others of sufficient training who have une tha' my
! be- devoted tU particular lines of study or researh'
For competent men Of this class, individual arrange
! ments nav Lc made and independent room, ana
even special apparatus and books provided, that they
may pursue their Investigations either alone or with
! tho aid and counsel Of the Instructors
! 10 the best advantage. Conditions under "hen
a few Of the most advanced students OF
ho class can be granted the venia doccndi as lecturers
| or doccnts are under careful cons derat:ou. II Is
hoped that somo OF permanent Instructors Of the
! university may be recruited from this class IL IS
probable thar few of these mature students can %
! received not only In the FIVE departments nsmad
above but in Others TO be organized, and In tho
/ development OF which they may cooperate
No y. Candidates for the decree OF Doctor Oh
Philosophy. These qualifying for this degree VIII DO
ratrcustcd early In the fall, alter suitable te's
which Will also AID in determining when they can 10
/ admitted to the nnal examination. The full course
provided for this class Of students VIII require three
,ra but adnis ion 10 advanced standing at the out
set Is possible, aud those found TO be quslined mS
be allowed 10 take tho doctors examination In two
ycar, or even one II the needs Of these studen -
THAI the lectures seminares, Laboratories and the col
! lection of books and apparatus Will be especially
! SHADED, aid no pans viii be spared 10 sford
/ rhr,n every neoded stimulus ami oppOr~
nh la r. 81 ms and
cho,arsbps are primarily intended, although any OF
iur,, honors may be awarded to students In classes
| Que three
No D. Special students, candidates for do
! gree. This class ncluoes those who may desire u
uevote themselves exclusively TO one or more ol
the special branches mathematics, physics. chemistry
| biology or Psychology, tut VINO do not carr "a
mstr4cua,e or Lecoule candidates degree. these
stsaenls provided Iaey SATISFY the heans oil dopassS
VI their usinnS ana competency In one suS
lusy De les SO, even eegG!neEs Ia other sdo'si
sssbSstIcn OF studies. and As special students may
euIoy all tIo privileges of tho university ,rors,,v
NJ 4. Preliminary canGldat,s' Ao0u .avsncs 81
students of less special or less ySa
standing than the above three classes, c SGo
are nearly, but not quite quahned tSSnoSonhy may
dldates for the degree of doctor OF phhosoPu havs
also be- received. students of this c!ass ~ iast Of
completed the work of tie nrst three r.e In eoeSs
Of good standing or the equivalent th thereof tba,
must satisfy the authorities oi ~ ,1e bachelor Of Arts
in one year and contemplate Advancing 70 snsents
degree The privileges and ''n .Isr o They may be
seateS % 70 n soSosrsps bG3 feo%'SRs r and
In addition to all previous EEs i' Of q the uniVrsIU
s tuition aH' Of each b for h SirE rea %Sg
tnr!ous students will oo PAD ,r@si from tuition.
GF clark n az o Sw cSS} unS I
each hode, S4oo GnnGm asa i per annu Tness
% wsH sshs ee sSCES Gry sSd ET oS %
Known as the Jonas G. caES ,rs hP bss esabshed two
ssSS Welding each ard TS.. two xs ~. fTs
ylehing T2OO co. viii be known ss the Ms.
Genss a. csrS sowhps and ssSpe sor
lively These SIX latter srs %ghH The twenty four
uroeS"d nv Nv Clark ave to e dls,SscI S%I ,s
tho other four d"Cn-fmens ror ~ Instrct,on win