New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
DR HARPER NON-COMMlTTAL.
c11,rT,roUA DELIGHTED THAT HE Is TO
RE- HEAD OF THE NEW UNIVERSITY.
rrcrrRrs OF THE DAY-THE MUSICAL PRO
on.,,,r-srACG ORGANIZING A BASE
BALL N1NE-THE SCHOOL OF
PHOTOGRAPHY.
on,,u 10 THE 1krBuSE-y

c,.oucuo y v July l2.-Dr. W. r. Harper re-
fuses to confirm the rumor of h> scl' wv" a.
presidencv of the new University of 'h'caE'' ""u
c,arcs that il is entirely premature nave 'o -
formation on the subject he sMd thN ai'e'n0''
.aid vetcrdav. the trustees did nothing Deyohu OF
ronizlnc and arranging for future meetings Inc n'e'
- poaer, Andrews of Grown and President laN loi'
q, vassar. are among those spoken OF III rc'"to" "
,ho nrosideucv As far l am concerned nave
no desire even 10 notice the rumoT-
awould Won accept The place if it were offered you
alt will be time enough for me TO tax 'oo"' II
when the offer is made .,o
Tho noctor pdeslv deprecated any reference TO the
spb,cct II is believed here that the appointment =
deenitlve Chautauqua is enthusiastic over tne hcNs
The only regret is that Dr.. larpers proihouo" may
in,err,pt his splendid work principal ol tHo O""
tauqua College of Liberal Arts. ,o
Professor W. f. Waters of Cincinnati lec'uIcd mere
this morning on the analogy, "a rehc'llohe VI P"'
opnion between the writings of the Greek poeS anu
drarat,sts and the modern newspaper iI"i0''oI
Lewis stuart. Of Lake Forest IhlVeIS"S' 'fO"
The story Of the Latin Hymns ,d
p Rnrbauk, the popular actor and reader ciose'
. sncces.fuI engagement here this afcrhooh'
largest audience seen this season al Chau'1uq"" - 80
cred in the amphitheatrc TO listen 10 MS w.
from "Hamlt T." The ShauShIaun AM ttie' ',
pieces: and he goes away an even greater l"'V'
than he came He was recalled after each uui'O0
Ouartette. who are good-looknG young men "lu'
strong voices They came this morning, aud VIII fV
main here until July -. giving concerts ana s'ee
a, the evening performances. The quartette l. com,
uosed of W. t. Paine, alto; c. NJ. Collins 'ei'or l.
+. Kendall baritone, and G. e. Burnsam' pass
The musical programme this year Is an u'''9"'.l'
attractive one. Tonight concert was gwen III VA.
amphithea,rc at which William H. SHERWOOD 'e HUGO
pianist who is attached to the chicago Cou1
vatory Of Music played "LhenreuX ReloW, @la o'he'
1ieces Of his own composition; also eeNc'i""S 4
Chopin. Bach, Wagner and Lszt He was "esi9vvN 80,
hv H. A. Kelso Mrs. Gertrude Luther, OF Ne"-1oIA,
sang; Professor Flasler presided at the orea"' 1'
" E. Cheney of New York, played the viehn'
The C. L. : c. class of ls-4 has held reunion,
AZ which Mrs :. J. NJ. Eaton presided Meetings win
probably he held twice week Inc amman io'"'"'
will take place about August l.
The arrival of \. \. Stagg the baseball pncher
has thrilled the hearts Of youthful enthusiasts anu
aroused interest in the national game a Nuou u
tauoua nine is organizing under his direction VIZ.
he vas here last wear Stdgs wa uiHeeht s'W.rr 81
Of Hebrew. lie has since abandoned @ u.c luo ,n ~ atb
teriug the ministry, and has been IrdIicu d " ,'',
Ie,ir expcrt by a Young Mems CHRISTIAN Aoso' t'luI %
A. Chautauqua he j, associated win Di W. w. ,hI,ic
con In the management Of the Ch%uAuqua .t'h'c""
The statistical report of the Chaut9uqua 1ch9oI p o.
Photograph will show that the school coAialou u.i
ing the term Ju~t ended li+ pupils ol "iGn s4A'S
one were women and ninety three IheH &C. o.
Iii, seventy eight In the responding cia7s' fteon
have l-.eu trained for professional work t"eir1i
tbrre were cngTaVcrS, dT,U-lll~n"l of Ell ~
etud.uts come from twenty nine states England ma
sS7it two pup, Turkey two and Canada. Dutch Uul4n"
and JapaA one each. The corre pon0lhs C43sS cf ra
%,",hers In several other parts OF the world IEe
srs,.l wa, established m the sumner OF l070' lncIe
i, an exhibition here Of IL worA \ stI.co "i Mcc
uUllic lectures on photography Will be gwen dulNe
iii!y and August Charles khrmann. OF New orA, -
TIC instructor The school, % far, mas Dc1h ca
trcmcy -uccc>>fUl ' -. !,
President Levi, Miller has returned here rom M
recent Vsi; t. Akron, and Will conduct MS large AS
seuhlV SUNDAY school tomorrow afternoon go
Edward Bclllmy. the novelist. who ma De.h III ~
HI, home iu Cnicopc". Mas, teespIN from N'9WiIN
H. L. mat DE expects l. keep hi> enlargement 10 ,Pe"h
l,r, August 70. Another novelist who i likely 70
visit thc Assembly tni> season is W. I. l0Wels. lie
j LnoNu - take great Interest IN ChautduQua WORK.
wa ia, written for Information.