New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
TO OPEN COOPER UNION.


and Art which will open IL door; again odav.
has grown in popularity year afrT year Thousands of
young men and women have cnj"vci through j.. the
benefits Of advanced and practical education. and
thousands will yet enjoy them. Although II was tn"
founders desire that the pupils Of tn, Institute should
belong to the laboring classes alone" il has been i'm.
possible In all cases make that condi'ipm of al
mission. The fame Of the nion ha spread far. N
fact. that il has student from tn ar Wet AID
the far south The great majority Of them however.
citizens Of New York Unfortunately. ihi year.
In all other years the trustees and MANAGERS have been
obliged To turn away hundreds Of apple AM 10 "a"
various Departments. MANY nanl"~. indeed. remain al
the list Of applications for more than ycar before
their bearers admitted {" the classes of tn III
Iti;utiOn. The Departments of IN" Union consist at
present. Of the free art school for women. -" fr'"
class In photography and vp"WritInG for women! the
Tree school Of te!caIapv for women. the free i-it
school Of science. the FREE night school Of arr and III
frce radiuaroom and library. They aye i'll cars" of
the following instructors,
Might Schools OF Science and tcor,. ,toa.
director and professor phv-ic> aud applied
mechanics Robert Spice professor Of ,hui-i'v aud Ii'r'
tcal electricity william rLaleor r"c"' o. o"'"|
D. s. Martin. professor of c~".cv \. & Ia no. Professor
Of orator. English anra2" S"d literature: war n"ii':
day, professor Of dn'Icnol ant integral c'i"uir- and
analytical geometry Ralph y Rounds in.ru"n! ia tr.--
onom-try. geometry. al2'' ~ and h'chaii'>: J. Il.
Wallace j. L. Tuyer. c. l.. TIMER Instructors in g'"'.
try and algebra JOS ph l.. instructor in me han''
and perspective drawing; !. A. >,Non. Liwin L. storm
Instructors i, omeri a! and mechanical daNin2 L. {.
Miller Edward 4. Miller. Lml /. Maul"f Instructors Ia
architectural drawing j. \. Mchouc1ll Instructor IN cat
drawing A. NJ. Tuner. iu~tu c'or IN form IH"inr Max
Eelau. II. &. Plrnb Instructor, il dia"inc from "py
Edward Eh.A instructor III industrial dra"n and d-i-'
ing S;aisiQis Ra-ar,o i>;It ,to in H"rlouc IN 'l?'
Woraa's Ar. School-Mr>. susan y. pr.n' i,al
Miss MARY \. Vnton. cck: L. swain Gi!od. teacher Of
morning class IN OIL painting J. "a Wei. teacher Il
afternoon class ia Of! painting C. bf'"'>t Eh ''"h'F
Of morning class in life and -, drNn-: william Wet
drawing Mrs. wilIis, so:" teacher Of n'rHa drawing
and Designing Miss Kat 7 cory tea'b"r OF 'a> drawing
Charles A. Vanderhof teacher of rs~ IN ~n an! ini H.
lustration: Jdu L. DAVIS teacher % wood 'ncrsNinS
Mrs NJ C. D. Ellis. teacher oi cay"n p'"-Ial''- Ms
Lucy 4. Po' teacher OF pho;ocolo: N>- lrrh Il Whit
teacher Of d-awng in cugIaviu: 'lI~-
Schoo. OF Photography AID TFp'"riih- Ms NJ. =
Robbins. teacher.
School OF Tc,ec,arhv Anne r. Blown. teacher
Free reading room and Library 'i".'->or J e. Za'h",
curator; Mr.. Curtis. Mr.. Henry. / ~ 'r''~ y j.
WHIT. Matthew T. Henry cn-,'dan~
Ahont 800 vonnc men aud women AZ" NOW cHr1lrE!
as students. Eve"y vacancy i flld i"r g." present
wear. and has lccA filed in ftc'. for v""tN' Adli
tioral applicatirI> for lNio?l ar" tl"rr'""' n~'
Useless More than LOCO name, AZ alr""'v "n ilr'
waiting list.
The supper, Of The >iN departments II -" lh"n 'ia>
absorbed it, en,r" TW"'lr''~ of IA" l3'"1"
Is derived present from tn" r"Hd portions g: 'h'
building. and one ih.Ir from tn" "nG'Vn"' inti pr"
v,dcd Icy Mr. Cooper AID H. family. IT, trd>''"N
lav, long W. ,!i"i u" -" cu'T" tIi'di- :r lnr
pose, OF instruction. =, ol.y then could al H." al'
cants for admission 10 ,IEU."!it'L lie" g" IGfl
tional cnco" in'ut however. ir''l de- t' frn'; "!
TIE plan. T. apply IN money now "'ds:'d :r' ~"
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ap'Ht'' VIII 'o III!
80 CHANGES wcn. mad" ~ ~" lulAin: ~ T." p""-"''
Nacitl"I' E"' I"" '' 's IVY 49, 49, ' " '
1IAth story q: ~" "u'''iS - l'''.' "
school, Wcr" cr'"N Ia'' ''"'' d'' ." '"'' " 80
to Ccvo'c *'"'"" "' 'i'r ''"'"'''' '''' - 80" ''
tn" FapH Ir'"tI' p"rIil'F ina >'' ''> ~ ',' ~
department ~ ~" mon ''1 y" INA w.
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inc ro"T''"" ia I'' ''' 80 .,
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made Il" an semen! ~ o"''' wv. WA
&c c9"Ai L" any III l." .,..c
tioa,u pup.s VIII have tr bH"i'; Il a. H','T"
ton TIL, year abou; 80 students "h! t." "'.'oii d
IN lle "oH'" '''' ''''' wa" -
namcs vr,. r,,,,Dr.d l,~ t!l> so>-.on =. .,~l,
a. u, v,, t. a,d y~rL 1.,dir! s'r1..,
WI he necessarily '"r'"d ar''. '"'' j.:
,,cuh.r, -, ,i,i. y ar, ,l., WI i. Acw p!I~.
.l2 remain from IL" rll Of iH' ''At IA. h.i.'''F
Of the applications ~"' 10 ''" ar ch''l l. for '1
sion E, In, draw inc ci!,-. RI. ,!i~- "nslAv.n- IL
be d,scor,nc,! dur.n. ,c ,,,a,nG ;r,u. a, " ~, nj
the most successful '!'>"' n IN d"nT'n""' h'-
been tha' III p'n 1a - '''",''''''' .o ,.,,c ,i,,
" '"o a'' r,., " t.,, h,,c .nr
cc.d.d N ,,,,,rr lucrative a. w,u g. r+,,n,i. -"
places. The >uc,r,, Of TIC i4pi, T. aur. III great
part. to the excellent WORK o. W.. S.'''
inc t,c an sebo,ls If Er,o,,..
H'e .''c a1' ,o, - ~.,v ,d ,v,.,;3,nr
is also another popular drl':rnc't # III" m-'''''
Although OILY NNy papil~ adi.'t"i T. ~" clA-'.