New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
JOHNS HOPKINS IN VACATION.
PROFESSORS cN THEIR TRAVELS.


baltimore Nd, june I5.-WOrkmer have taken
possession of the vacated laboratories and study halls
in several Of the Hopkins buildings, ana repairs ana
improvements have begun. The biz Quaker meeting
house next to the physiological building VIII be d
yided into number of apartments for laboratory ana
lecture puI poses. The interior OF several oldtihc
large dwelling houses bought some time ago for the
university will be changed TO suit tho requirements
and during the summer vacation all the university
buildings, except the entirely new ones VIII be over
hauled and renovated. The financial condition or
the university has been greatly improved by the sale
of the $1,000 shares Of baltimore and Ohio stock or
rather its exchange for Is per cent Baltimore and
Ohio preferred stock. For two wears the university
lad not received a cent of revenue from its Balt
more and Ohio investment. Now it is assured an IN
como Of over $4,000 it, Baltimore and ONO
holdings alone President Gilman Is about returning
home as the other members of the faculty are leaving
on trips TO different parts OF this country and abroad
He will sail for home June - ard will likely spend
the summer in Now England DR.. Iiartwen has
gone Europe to study physical training. Professor
Emmett will spend the next three months at the Eritsh
Museum. Drs. Gilderslceve and Hallpt WIZ lecrea'c
in Germany. Professor llaupt VIII spend some Time
in his native place, CoIlitz, i'll Prussia. Dr. Row
land is probably the happcst man OF the lot' lie
will enjoy his honeymoon in England and France
Drs Griffin and Martin will 60 abroad and make
tour of the educational Institutions on the continent
Dr. Ren.sen, relieved Of tie GuncS Oh "e''hE
president, will go 10 tie coast OF Maine ahu c"JoS
himself at hunting and fishing Dr. WOOD VIII I'@e
his family to New Bedford. Mass DIs. Renom ana
Warren viii while away thC hot months at some
pleasant resort in New England. DR. Morse viii sum
mer at Amherst. where DR.. Adams also has country
place The latter viii alsC deliver course OF lectures
at Chautauqua. DR.. Williams Will spend couple
of months in The mountains Of Eolth CaIohna WIFI
the Geological survey. DR.. Spicker VIII make UP
10 the Pacific Coast several of the fellows have
-itl, tI,. tied
aud Gecdetc Surveys for the summer. Inc uiil,
yersty will reopen october l. Toy okcm Gelosa a'u
sIo>eaburo GTatOsc, tho japanese erduu"'c> ""Pr'
Ill the posses sion OF their Ih.Ds have starter lo'
their fal-of home. Dr. GIatose SAYS le H"p"n''
University has played an important part III 'he III
PRODUCTION Of modern ideas into Japan lie VIII ee'
political life upon hi, return and expects 10 some
day return TO the United states as memDer Oh ue
Embassy TO Washington. There are two o'her Jap
anese students at the university, ana seVei"i mo'e
are expected next session The nrst Japas Ala VINO
ustc OF inc HopRns was Dr. Mitsuri hnilaIa WIZ
MS a fellow here In 1879, and received ms doctor
degree in lss2. For five years ne was a le''u'V :,
i nhe pe in the First Middle school OF Toxic DE-
kakch Mtsukui who va sadna'fu iI Wnn Ems in
1883 is now professor Of zoology al the I5 Ne
OF TOXIC br 9hos rC SSI Tip College retricd
10 that college professor OF history ana poiiu''
The Hopkins baseball tearc may Lay few more
games i'm southern cities They were recently 0e,
ieatcd by the University Of Virginia Ciuo oS s'0''
OF IL to o. -, .o;., .he deeree of
PHI D. last Thursday have been offered gooo P"ocs
IN American colleges Dr. Logic mas ieC , an
appointment the department OF Romance dagu'S b
in Williams College Mass; DR.. Blaokshtar VIII 10
Instructor in chemistry at PSn Mtwr Coneee' ret,,
and Dr. Richardson will occupy t;e chSr Q, tenn
geology al Lehigh University. pr Fay mas heli,
Srered professorsrip of Greek and Lan az Dant M,
Taker college, Rrownwood, Tex: Dr. H"iines VII,
teach in the Friends Academy in Washington, ah9 1
will also be engaged during the summer III speeai
work for the United states Department, OF Aglcune
Dr Woodburn has been elected to the proessorslup
of American history in Indiana Unlyersity piaco
which ne resigned several years ago ~ study nlsOrN
ard uoltlcal ecoDomy under Drs: ADAMS ana Ely
Indiana University has also appointed Dr. ICnn f.
Maize Ph D. Of 80. as professor OF Romance IAN
guages 10 succeed Dr--McCabe. also Hopkins MAJ, man
who has accepted appointment at BTyn NaW "r
Western colleges seem particularly dcslrous OF Dp
taining the services of Hopkins men. Three OF the
100 class remain at the Iopkins-Dr Vincent as
librarian of the historical library. Dr.. Chapman IS
Instructor in mathematics and DR.. DNyer as IN