New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY or AMERICA.

TIE FACULTY IN N-IMPROVEMENTS-
Washington July 20 (spcciap.- MonsiSnor schroeder.
Dean OF the Divinity Faculty and Professor Of Dog
matte Theology together with Dr. Pohe. Professor OF
Philosophical ApoloGctcS, left for Europe early III
juno where they Will remain until the middle Of
september.
Professor Charles Warren Soddard. lecturer on Eng
sh literature IS spending the summer a. the ancestral
seat Of the Adams family the old House. at Quincy.
Mass The Rev. DR.. Hogan. president of the Divinity
College will be most OF the time at Brighton seminary.
near Boston, although just at present an Michigan. DR..
Bouqulon Professor Of Moral Theology. and tho Row.
A. Or4Dan : - librarian Of the divinity department.
Will summer on tho II. Lawrence. prime palB at tho
great Sulpician seminary AZ Montreal. Dr. Henry
Iyvcrnat Professor OF Scrpural Archaeology viii do
vote the vacation period TO making tour OF tho
United states Including the National Park. the loSem-
ito Valley. etc
Tho Right Rev. J. J. Kcanc, rector Of tho unl-
ycr,ity was Ia sail for Europe early IN july but was
badly hurt in roailroad accident EN- route for New
York, aud laid up iOf several weeks IN Providence
Hospital In Washington. Prom the on Ia the 2lst
of the present month he stayed IN Cape MAY. and
then left for Boston 10 attend he meeting 81 the oari
of Directors of the University ne VIII san Tor
Europe on Wednesday next to be absent about six
weeks
During the summer the work Of improvement s
being pushed steadily forward There j. still much
to be done before the grounds VIII be completely In
order \ large addition Is being made 10 the building
occupied by the Pauli,t College of -. Thomas work
on the temporary observatory building Is going and
a ,pacol, cottage /, being erected for the better
commodaion of the university farmer and supcrin-
tcndcnt of grounds.
\ handsome painting Of the famous Ofcstos A.
BrowuSln, one OF The principal founder, II tao
Tran>rcndcntal~t,, who Is looked upon AMONG cath
Ollie, "A, the greatest of American philosophers. h
Gently been installed IN prominent place IN tho
public lecture hall The picture i elf 81 Mrs Dr.
Hewitt si,tcg-in law of hc VenciHed supe TOR general
of the Pauli-t Con grcgaton. Portraits M oil of Dr.
OCOuor Of san jose. cal, and Of /. A. DreAel. OF
philadelphia have been put IN position IN the parlor
Each of these gentlemen gave SJOOoO 10 endOw
chair. - T.,
The Rev sebastian Me,smcr. ID. d.. who for
decade IA, been flmou, one of the most learned
canonist, Of the american Church and who has spent
inc last two year, IN Rome. devOtlng himself Ia hlS
sprclalty will begin ia october neat MS work a.
Ir,f,s,or Of Canon Law at the University. DIR.
charles Grammar. Of New York, who has been for
.ome lime engaged In scrptura studies al the Univer
sites of Paris and Berlin. will spend next wear AZ The
niver,itv 81 Iipsic Thomas J. shahan. Of Hart
tori Conn who f. to be Professor of Ecclesiastical
- nern is 10 spend the next scholastic year either
y, Wrnicb or at Bonn. The university has been
fortunate in securing his colleague in the depart
,nent Of steal history the Rev. Thomas oor-
man formerly OF the Paut Fathers who has tanGht
zeal history in 81 ThOma>'s seminary II Pani
MINI and is looked upon being eminent IN ms
iceland is in administrative ability and the leader
shin OF men. DR.. O'Gorman ID to begin his lectasU
next october.