The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-10-18
JoHNS-HorkINS UNiyiRSlTY.
More Nen in Attendance From Nnrlh
carolina Than Ever Rcfoga.

9OiNS tNlAlHS MY 4ESlll, BhlIIMt I;E,
Oct II, 's9.-Ihe fourteenth year a tlc.
johns hopkins opened under the mos It'll
Forable circumstances October Isl ~aile
weeks ago long editorial appeared ia jhe
New lorN sun 10 The tfSct thtt the [ .,.
ver-lty VAS bankrupt and about 10 clos.
It's doors because OF loss OF dividends from
| the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad Ihe..r,
account appeared in other papas, vas
| copied IN some Of tho North Carolina Jaur-
nails and seems to have been circulated
| through the associated press II was sim
| ply rehaSh of the old sto.y The truth
IL II was Old, what WAS now was false 1t
was perhaps gotten up by gamblers IN
| railroad stocks TO lnlure the i. 4 O not
| to lnjure The noble University who's, I'M
dowmcnt Is at stake. As is well known
| this income was cut of sometime ago 10
| be put into improvements The road is
now doing well even the New York branch
which has always been a heavy dram ol.
| the treasury Is coming to the front and
beginning to pay. Bat while tins part OF
the income is cut off, the accumulated IN
come of former years, the income from la
vestments outside Of thc railroad and tut
tion fees, amounting last year to nearly
$40, 600, is all available Moreover, IN
| emergency fund OF $l0S 000 has been given
mostly by citizens OF BaltlmlIs, for use
during the next three wears The JniVrr-
sity began work this fall with uuimpairea
no 80 ~ N0te V"' "o"A ",'
~ -, ,i'f ooVu ii8''o'
- M leot oSl''P III ,ulo n@7 peeii "
ooweo ~ GaI ., %ro'oUV. 10y Ihe de9'A
VI nl 80 oo'ii ~ NC ~ 'no iNeiSl'y -!
resduary legatee TO his estate. This libra
ry is a very choice one, being rich in rare
volumes and first editions and especially
| so IN AMERICANA II Is not YET known how
il'-.n - w IooeiN.,' lloni l'e ea1a,''
Ier.alnlN NOT leSS 'nah Floo'ooo Inc
ohi'er9i'! ndS received from various sour
y oeS nearly H9oO'oo" III 'he Idsi TX months.
lhe uatlold' eHaf'cter Oh we INSTITUTION
10 9ti"nS lc'Sot "h1 II @uouio receive
Su port li"ih d ui7i7ice ana the pilde ana
stH'' osltS ol the citS o. hdltmofe y
enough 70 assure II . N'"e itSSage thfouBh
IL present hAahclat sifhIs.
" as fc"9gh"olt 20 'hltA ms rumor
N''i'' nav "utClt" 'h3 h"hoef oi SUI
uFn'S' o''U SucA 81, Goes not seem 10 nave beeh
nc caSe- me u@li"l Wi'o a'-t'ch ol trrl
cory Is fepreSeuttu Nhlie th' numbers are
| perhaps larger than last Eear. North
Iafoiina Is coming 10 the i''ht TOO. No
nave more men tnan ever before. inc
secretary telia iAe th'I 'htr' We're nearly
q o"A5h aPp!le""i7 rom N"t'h '3rohht
lor schoitFShip, so Iar el9iit nave arrived:
mono Col.); W. Grey OF iuhttrsVllIr,
"a. b, Davidson Coll; j. iiunter Il
Apex, GA. NJ, wax foreSt u ,; Fra
- Love OF AsHol!He, lIHS%h tol
lenh. J; Jahle9 ~. MONROE, o HdytlteFuic,
"a. b., UniV OF n. CG g. Aiptonso
smith, OF Greensboro, "a. DAVIDSON
Coi. ;; W after T. otfauley- o oA!oFd. ca.
NJ, axe to''"' Col anu 15e.i. JuiihS
HOPKINS II Grew much OF 'faae from
MAI yiah"' Virginia, ahu Nun 'aro.iha.
lie remembered TINS IN foun ing the Jhl-
Verslty ana PROVIDED that ms trustees
snoulu ealaoiiSh iFee SchC fa.I!'S % oe
gwen 10 sueh S'uaeht' iron tu'ae 9'"ieS
aS ma. pe lho"t ueScfNIhE cH9ic"' De.
cause OF thelH character an lu{tl cc'lGu
promise. lie hhew now [" lay broad
and comprehensive Ioundat iou, one that
embraces the domestic ana i"ctl and yet
Is Wlde enough 10 grasp 4 II ire general
patronage ana extensive II H. ok non
orary and nine ordinary 80 lo'araAlps are
| gwen 10 North Cafoilna Measi9- Grey
ana Love hoid oralhares, Inc other non
orarles.
mere are Two Nortn Car'hhianS IA me
faculty Dr. a. Nj. Liilott, Inc mead 81
tne Romance oepaftn'tht' WAS born iu
| r-hI*"e'" WY IN l0'V' dH'' 'V'. "a - - .''i'
l'fu county ne MaS 8rt"u"'e" - uHN,F-
lofo Coilege III iooo ana Il, .'rd n -.
! iio''i tlnce1oii III l0''' ne mas 9p'"O
| iiucH 'iiiio III Stuoy ao-o"u' nc y 4 Se-
ma ma "HolTS'ulca iel'oM anu 'Gty poi'"''t'
i'f: Cnf'F!ea Lee smith ven KNOWN I"
haielgh people Is instructor III hlSt"'y
! ana secretary Oh ihe bal'lni"fo NAM
| organization society. Ills history 0I El-.
ucttloh III N"rth Carollii' SHOWS "haI p"
not seheiaiiy hho"u, thal our people h'd
| Sooo schooi9 oeioIe 'he lc'oiu'ioh ana
! ih'o we were hol entlreIy IaHy' hje ana
ignorant as some wfiterS would make Y"
oelleNe. MI ChafieS H. brewer VINO WIS
win us iast year Is no" Professor 81
oneHlotty III " ahc roltHI. II Sul HttH-
tion III thls connection 'hat Mr. >tftdlet
Is MAKING ms lhe'i' iof Ihe Hpci". o'-
gree on matters mat closely conc IN h' s,t
home-A oketcn OF the flhaHci&i liia."-
ry OF North Caroiiha
10 a student coming mere lor the hfaI
time fron college whose patronage Ii
pfactlcahy nouhded pS state hues thefe Is
nuch 'i"I Is new. ne sees d liNe4e"9 .
Whal ne mas lelI ana YET Il greater 14-aiill
| liarlty. Inc student class Is co5moPoiI-
tan mere, there IL Is local. mere iheA arc
| boys, here they are men. they do not
come here to be kept out or mischlci Or
for sentimental reasons, but Tor deilult",
particular purpose. You meet mon hr"e
with serious faces and studious loDt
They kno" the value Of time and are r.
| diSDoSpI to idle il away after. me G4lrl..t.,-