New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
R,cHELoRs AND DOCTORS OF HOPKINS


RACHELORS AND DOCTORS or h''
AnBoTr ca MNIL-HOPKINs At ChAO
baltimore. Nd. June s-Thc closing exercises anu
comforting Of degrees Of the Johns H'PN'"' ,,.,,
will take place next Thursday a''rnu'" , ,,o
Vernon Church Thirty five men VIII rV'r'' ,,,
- -, u, u and twenty FIVE that If Pm. d. Inc
bachelors ~ art will give banquet on "'',,
evening and , dance in the g mnaSluh vi .''
evening The graduates and thew ineno' wiz o."
he given a RECEPTION by the faculty OIL l"U''' ,aa,
ing after the G., rfcrrng o. degrees it = .,.o
that an annual piyc % $50 ior P''" -.
years has been offered hy pio''n' .ionaI or
LAWYER for the best contribution to lhsu'". "
20, -, -, uorhtns men, The field is not
ros,rctea IN American or English laws ana "'N''"
tions Int 4, extended to the history VI o'''
Tho award i. f., be made by the historian po '
and the prize essay published IN the joins n ,
University Studies in Historical ana f""'''"i '
Cor,,e,i,io, i open To- undergraduates a wen
d,ate students Of this university
I,o., theses and original papers, "hch
arc the natural outsrowth of department WORK. may
he used for the purpose designated pfo'l"e" uo'
relate 10 the history of organized society l"po'S
,uust he handed TO Dr.. Herbert b. Nu'hs Iciore
February 1. 1891.
Dr a G. Abbott of the medical staff of the hopkins
uo,pital reports the result, of his Investigation OF
,ho unusually large hailstones that fell in this city
on sunday April 20. The doctor SAYS:
The rain fell in torrents, that the air was we'll
washed Of suspended matters, and by proper pre-
cautions in the collection Of the stones one can say
po,itiIcy a. t. the fora Of the air at the point at
which the stones were formed. \ number Of stones
Of about the size OF English walnut were col
leced and put through determine what organ
suls they contained The majority of tie Organisms
found in our analy uses represented by a single
specieS-the plates having the appearance In most
cases of pure cultures. This organism was snort
thin, oval bacillus. As tn where these organisms
came from it would be difficult to say, further thah
that in the cyclonic action Of the winds upon when
our local storm depended clouds Of dust must nave
been takel, up into the outHoNng currents and IN
this WY il is not improbable that the dust ana
organisms had been TRANSPORTED from many miles
distant The centre of the main cyclone was In tie
lake regions, though our local Storm had lt' origin
about ten miles northwest of this city, but at Whch
Point the hailstones were formed 1t is at present
impossible TO say"
The Johns Hopkins will be well represented in the
Guantanamo Circle this season. Dr. Herbert b. Adams
will lecture there five hours week for three weeks
in July. on the History Of European Civilization
lie Will also give five lectures on the Revival 81
Learning" and on University EAtcrSion, an mea
which the managers of ChauauQua desire 10 promote.
DR.. Richard r. Ely. who has been seriously Ill. VIII
if sufficiently recovered lecture for thee weeks i'll
August, and give class course on modern SOCIAL
problems, together with short series OF lectures
on Comparative Politics." with special reference TO
modern ideas the state a number OF the students
of the Hopkins will also attend ChautauQua. Hopkins
ren have been prominent for several years IN the
ChautauQua movement. During the last year more
than a thousand students have been pursuing courses
in private reading IN English history married. Vu'
BY Dr. Adams and Professor W. ID. NcClntOck, for
merry graduate student OF the university and now
professor Of English literature at Wells College Fr(-
fessOr Albert Cooke formerly associate IN English
at the HOlhlnS, now professor OF HttFdNuit dt
Yale. wac Mr.. McClintocka predecessor IN summer
that the session Just closing hd> been the most sue
oessful in the history OF the university Applications
are numerous admission 10 the neat years courses
The Friends meeting house, large building aiIOnns
the last new building erected by the university IVA,
been pure haSed. ana durlns the sumaer VIII he re
modelled addition to the chemistry department.
This will afford facilities for zoo additional >tudoitN
A. 1t Is now very probable that TIE Baltimore ana
Ohio lOnpaync railroad stock held 10y the university
Will be sold 20 The Bacon syndicate the trustees WIZ
then be enabled 70 push forward the worf Of con
strrctihe new buildings plans for which have been
prepared.
number OF camping out and walking expeditions.
WALKING Is one Of the most popular Of the athletic
twenty eight days o. miles 10 pitshcld, Mas Other
records Of LOO miles and over IN year have been
made. the members Of the club keeping tally of the
From Hopkins students Harry Ulmann, Charlie
Mixter {. Hunt and KOss Harrison have been ENJOY
ing yachtng trip 10 Fort Monroe
,9 9e s ', Pu-5 5gl h sSSk en- IN
maroon and slt. and consists Of IL octave pase'
rich IN illustrations ana DrlGll ana humorous 1T ll'H
The class cuts very clever. That Of 80 by MI.
CoSkins represents graduate bidding farewell 10
III. alma mater. There forty eight ia the class,
including special students aud honorary members.
OF these oven thirty vii, graduate Three are Mug
wumps and a POhibtOnist. The average height
is feet 8 81 inches the average age twenty
years and seven months. and tic average weight
la 1-2 pounds The Literally editors MesslS.
Vernon Cook. Ralph f. Carson. W. ". WhclOck,
s II. Guggenhelmer George c. Morrison ana Hanson
Hiss.
The following named gentlemen will receive the
degree OF Pm. D.: Joseph = Ames. Of Minnesota
Edward Appegarth. baltimore Charles Blaclshed
Georgia; Charles II. Chapman, Mnncsot1; Rudolf J..
j. de ROede, IT,. Kentucky George Dreycr Baltimore,
Edwin Fay, Louisiana; Henry + Feruah, Massachu-
sets Henry Gardner Rhode Island Charles j. Good
VIM Maine Charlie H. Iashin; rennsy lvans Charles
II. Herty, Georgia, Jesse III. Holmes. Nebraska
Toyokich Iyenaga, Japan Thomas Logic. ontario:
Hiram b. LOOMS. Connecticut Herbert W. NagQun.
Maine WimUt Y. Met'alf. Ohio. John II. 7. McPhcr-
son. baltimore. Thomas H. Morgan, Kentucky
Augustus T. Murray. Indiana. Joseph :. shehoe,
Iowa: Robert H. steele. Wisconsin. hhdrcw stephen
son. Iowa: WYATT W. Randall MARYLAND George NJ
Richardson. Missouri Frederick i. Turner Wisconsin;
John VI. Vincent ohio: ~hozaLmC Naase, Japan,
James \. NOOGburn Indiana.