New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
THAT PRINCETONS CA7ALOGUE SHOWS
NEw PROFESSORS, NEW STUDIES. NEW COURSES,
NEW PRIZES y NEW
THE HONOR MEN

THE HONOR MEN.
Princeton. y. J.. Dec. 3.-The one hundred and forty
fourth catalogue OF the college is out and viii be ready
for distribution in a few days. The book is larger than
the last one issued. II announces a number OF new
courses. opcn mostly to the junior and senior classes,
the appointment OF a number OF new instructors, al
ditional prizes open TO different classes, new scholar
ships and the first group honor men Of the three
lover classes Of last year which have not As vet been
announced.
The new members Of the faculty whose names appear
for the first time are Woodrow Wilson, professor Of
Jurisprudence and political economy Howard Crosby
Warren, instructor in logic: John NJ. Brooks, il
structor in mathematics: Louis f. L%ivingood, in
sfrnctor in French and German Robert II. Boattie.
Instructor in Latin. Robert W. Blake, instructor in
Greek. Clarke Williams. Instructor in mathematics
Ernest {. richardson. librarian.
View courses offered this year are as follows: In the
Junior and senior elective in advanced logic there r.
an alternate course on symbolic logic and the theory
" probability. Professor Woodrow Wilson gives IN
the Junior and senior elective. as alternating courses.
public law. general juris prudence, American ConStitI-
tioual law and international law. His enior elective
is administration and English common law "a alternat-
ing courses. Professor Wilson also gives two courses
in political economy. one. the elementary course
is A Junior required study the other, the advanced
course. is a acnlor elective. IN archaeology and the
history Of art Professor Narquaud announces courses
In fIfEh ~ lIIlfs 'fl''h AA"AA h8 ''
mythology i'm art and Professor rockingham gives IN
.trsction i'm Christian architecture and medieval in
du>tral arts. MIR. Harper offers a course III
Italian As q junior and senior elective. IN
mathcmau,, Professor Fine and Dr.. Thompson
offer a university course in elliptic functions. in a
Junior and senior elective. Professor scott ohers alter
mating courses in physical geography and historical
geology.
The number u new students enrolled this year IS
a, follow, Academic department. seniors :. Juniors
10. ,ophomorcs -. freshmen 10, special students ~
school of ,~cicncc-frc>hmen -. specials 10 total 3oA'
The total attendance i: Fellows :. graduate students
3d.. academic department 800. scientific l33. specials
90 total 80.
The school Of electrical engineering is fast becoming
one ~ the most important departments OF the un'
vcr>liy. II was founded last year ana VIII graduate
IL, first class next June. The present ATTENDANCE All
Of whom are college graduates. is: seniors = juniors g.
total 10. Trenty-seven students Of different classes
are pursuing studies with the intention OF becoming
candidates for the degree OF electrical engineer.
The whole number Of candidates for the doctors
degree at The present time Is seventeen eleven oei"s
resident and six non resident students
The following new prizes have been founded
.inc. Ia, wear: the c. o. Jolne prize in Ameri-
can politi,al history. a prize ~ 200 10 H'O
r,o,nb,r of tie senior class who shall pass inc
he., examination In tle political history OF the
United states. during The period l'7"lo-V' al"
write the best essay on a dc'lehd''u S"o'"'
c,rue,ted with that period. The chSS Oh ~
Junior English prizes. OF the yearly ih"rS'
~ 81 800. one half to be given 10 the best Ahs'
saxon scholar. and ono halt +, the best Ehsh'h ne'
,,,,e scholar 81 the junior academic class. Tie class
-, 20 .ouhomorc English prize. This prize. the yearly
interest nf ~ OuO. VIII bee given 10 thht meUhocr W
,, ,n1,morc academic elias, who, at the close VI
I'm, sophomore year. shall pass the best eN''"''"
o. the English studies of the wear fo'"o'P ~
.o,dinot Historical Fellowship, amounting 10 WV
-..t g. ,ha senior who wrote the pest essay
ytven theme and passed the best examination
nj, edvcn subject. Tie conditions ot tl' le'o"
.un have been altered. - that the sum d wv W
,uuum Will De awarded on '""'''''" "
,hc holder Of the fellowship VIII i've J"
u,o.o,,n and devote hi, whole time I" Ms
,,r,al research. and perform 'lch duties a. may
"a. assigned him in accordance with The general ieSnLi
Ann. r..p.otluc the duties ~ resident fellows Inc
,rc,lcrich Barnard White prize in architecture h''
h,,n thrown open 10 the entire senior ana Iuulo.
classes. and To special students VINO 'ahe " u
schedule Of ,tudlcs. Two new scholarships "ppc'
cr IN, first time. the Harvey Lindsey MemoH"I
scholarship. the annual income Of 1000. founded by
,m rmorp Cynry Lindsey the Chester county,
penn scholarship. the income Of ~ 1000. founded OS
"a, princeton Alumni Association, Of Chester county
Penn.
The first group honor men Of the present senior
iunior and sophomore CLASSES ds the result u i',' ~"
,,,r, .me announced for the first time. Inc nr''
honor nlln II Nv lA'NH' l
co,,,., Grant Oliphant. Of woodStown. y. J. Inc
other first group men are Charles II. Campbell Derry
penn LANES Il. Durham, Trenton, y. j. Ed"arN " .
ry,r.. ir. Trenton. y. j.; John r. liosNhN' Ncu'"'
POM ,,lcm F.. McKinncy, TtuSvile, Penn James
vror. eolumhia. Penn: George II. stephens
Noptro,c. Penn; Ambrose W. ErInon' N"1
r," ''tn y. j.; Charles u. Whit Snm
George l.. Wallace. Bellevue, ptlh.'
rrho,l Of science Is. =. coiir,e' I"hl H. sras "i
,e"t,n. rex: {. +. course. Theodore +. Payne e"Y
vile. y. y. =, r.s.,, iur;or class ar,
-" ,~..l nam Baltimore. Md. James i. kl1g. 'ttIt'
nnt Bowdrc Phinizy. Atlanta. ia; William \. KIN
,inc Nc0, Sork: Pierre X. Satterheld.. fhiladellni'
Cl,,'ton r. wood. Fargo. y. D.; school OF science Il
,',rsc Eyan VI. Evans. EpglewoOd. y. j.. e. r. course
',r,i,"r Doty. Orange. y. j.. George T. Dunlop, H.
VA hiugtDu, ID. (. ,o. ,,,.s
"rhc 1r.i group men Of The present sophomore cas-
,, r,rtl,udt \. Hodge. Burlington, y. j. NlcNahuci
WcGann. Ielfu,;. Ireland jane :: Roger, Fn'1'
dnt,nia Iohu l.. TiIdsIcy. ,fltuSville, Penn. Herbert y
Winan.. Jamaica. y. y. school Of science. koncri VI
Mullen. Indiana, Penn. Hobart u; ne,'9: mnst'T ~
sudlcr. Philadelphia: Keppele Hall, Trenton NJ