New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
ROCUESTER'S NEW ADMINISTRATION.

pRrcu1, PROSPECTS or THE UNIVERSITY.
rocbo..or :. T.. June 20 (SpcciaD.-rhc University
Of Rochester ccscs the first year Of the new adj
minisiratlor with prospect Of fut"rc success.
The board Of trustees i, apparently alive TO the ne
ccssitics oi hc cas-. 1ud NJ their annual meeting on
Tuesday last made abundant provision for the coming
yoar Anor adopting the new curriculum tie toaiN
decided to appoint two hcw professors. one In DooSl
and another IN English 10 ASST Professor "llmoFc'
Co,nnclcing in the fail Of 1901, Professor Mixer vii
have an assistant ia The modern languages. An APP
Precipitation Of $1,000 made for the chemical
laboratory and q like sum is to be divided between
the library and the purchase Of physical apparatus
f. il, ur,lal,c that tho Anderson bcqTest viii be
u.cI Ia cudo,y new chair. Tie petition for co.
education which has been in circulation was not
prc,en.od According 10 the annual report OF Treas
urcr william y. SAGE, Tie total value Of property
funds and cndowments IN the possession OIL tIc uni
vcrslty +, now sl.OOj,3-5 A. The value Of build
ings campus aud other investments yielding 10 al
rect income is estimated al S5OJ'307 -
The following are the new officers OF the New
York Ioo Of Phi Beta Kappa Pres dent Joseph O'Con-
nor. 'G3: vice president, Professor W. G. Morey'
o.. s,.rctarv Professor George ID. VdS, '3' treas
urcr. joseph T. Allng. 20 sixteen alumni were
initiated at the annual meeting.
The alumni gatherings on wednesday were ArEe
and enthusiastic At the business meeting the fol
loving officers we're chosen President, Hon. ~ W.
w.
secretary 4 c. Warren. 's3, treasurer, IL. H. Phn-
pey -. executive committee. Charles ". Williams,
- John Falry 80; ". b.. Hale, 80. Tie report
IF the Anderson MemoInl Committee was presented
BIZ Martin ". Cooke. II favored the erection OF
statue q Dr. Anderson. the expense to be met 10y
subscriptions from the Alumni and from citizens gen
orally Il was the general opinion however tlat
the alumni should build memorial themselves ana
the tlao II a physical laboratory on the campus was
rcrciycd with favor The matter was referred 10 the
officer, AID the executive committee.
Al the alumni dinner on Wednesday afternoon COW
crs were laid for 2io Joseph T. Mhns presided
and addre,,c, were made by President Ill., the Rev.
DR. a. II. stroue. president Of the Theological sem
! mary the Rev. Dr. Edward Bright, OF NcwN OK :
/ dcnt truman j. BACILLUS OF Packer Institute; the
| ;. Fox. Of New-lork, George H. 7tedinan, ol NJ
! bany: Franklin :. Lyon. formerly Of the tniVer,ny
Of West yTgna and Garrett b. hu Gacr r waS am
| uouuc,d that alumnus hid oHercu 10 CIV "l"
tenth Of $1,000 for gymnasium provm'hs t,e , Iy
! bass Of future effort. ,. ,,,,
| Az the close If Wednesday evenings graduating -,
| crcise, and as follows: sherman ana Townsend
scholarship for examination IN German and French,
/ Irnucncc of tie study Of the Natural sciences on
STYLE Charles :. Brown, 90 win honorable men,
| ian ~ lane, H. Mormon 80. >todddh prize medal
Tor an examination ON the history Of mathematics win
! A dissertaf on on The Nctho.is of Determining 4
Wavr rNc,h ~ ightT DIN II. Burritt, 30: Dewey
prizes Tor excellence in defamation at the sophomore
! exhibitions, first prize to John W. Taylor, second
| man K he Croat and !. stuart Page; Davis prize
medal, FOR senior orttiOus first Ia Charles f. buaru
~erond To Albert II. Wilcox, honorable mention to
Thc following post graduate degrees were conferred
Master Of Science George II. Walker - ana ernest
! " Martin. 70: Herbert A. Manchester, -; Henry
pca,e 'o7; j. 6. NcVicar - e. W. "urnee' 3d.