New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
SHALL WOMEN STUDY At HOPKINS?
RICH ENDOWMENT oFFEREp-sPR1yG SPORTS

f'ICh ENDOWMENT OFFERED-SPRI sc SPORTS.
hatmore. Nd. May II (SpeciaD.-Thc trustees Of
"'P"'h> nave not vet finally passed upon the
proposition made by prominent ladies Of this and
o'her cities for the admission Of women TO the new
mcdlcal school. Even should the fund of 200 900
De Speehiy raised and the ladies bc prepared 10 per
form their part Of the proposition, the final action Of
inc board may be delayed. II i, reported that tho
trustees are MOI unanimously In fsvor of the move
meht, ana That some members OF the faculty are op
posed to II. Whether President Gilman favor, tho
PROJECT cannot be learned. will speak for
nun III MS absence. one thing Is certain. If he
oppocs It, The trustees will not accept the wOmens
proposition the board ha, given him supreme
authority IN the direction Of the university. While
u Is well known that President Gilman is advocate
OF thc higher education Of women. II Is question
whether nc will favor their admission to the univcr
SHY. The fact that women not admitted at Yale.
Harvard or Princeton. is likely to influence Hop
kns tn close its doors against them. Mis- Mary Gar
rctt the sistor OF Robert Garrett President OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad is largely interested in
tho movement having increased her contribution to
$4,000 she and the other ladies in this city. and
in New York, Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago, seem
determined TO push their movement TO success. Ger
taniy their fund Of 100000 would largely help in
establishing the medical school, which. in the Hopkins
Hospital would have superior advantages for pract
cal instruction. Should the Hopkins trustees decide
10 sell the Institutions large holdings Of non dividend
paying Baltimore and Ohio stock. and invest the
amount In some good. paying securities the work OF
constructing new buildings and establishing new de
par;nents could be resumed IL Is understood that
the board has chang, IN the financial condition
OF tho university under consideration.
The spring sports OF the University Athletic As'o
citation were very enjoyable. and considered by many
the best exhibition the association has ever given
The first trial was 100 yard dash. In which the en-
tries were Koszc Griffin, Cook. Love. Atkins Watts
and Hery. The won by Eoszcl IN 10 -
seconds, With Watts second, in II 5. ,helbornc
Brown half mile from Kcde and White
lock. in minutes ~ ID seconds In the one mile ran
the entries Thomas Symngton, Whltcock and
Cameron; by symlngnn IN minute, : % sec-
Ond'. The trials Of speed concluded with a three
legged between +. ,ymington and Atkinson,
Griffin and y. Carey, Mitchell and g. carey. Guy
and Morris Brown. The first IN were Mitchell
and &, Carey and C,,y and Brown second.
Throwing lacrosse and base ball, WI" fatnrr Of the
exhibition In Two thrO"s Cone sciii me bali through
the air los ward, aud foot. and 100 yard and
foot. = Synlngton was second. with 100 >ard''
feet and inches. These throws v"rt WIN lacrosse
balls. In the baseball throwing contest, Hertz. tie
y.rds ! foot and inc-c, Mitchell second. 100
yards. :. feet aud = nchc- Paw. third. 9, yad'' !
carey covered feet and inch. dcfeatn- I. sym.
ingtOn. Nhi.clock. lcrty, Goats. Waits. GnMn aud
Hcwc,. Throwing the lGp1lnd hammer col, lid'1
cap Of II feet given by Richardson eymngt"n thr,%
% fcPt y lUtNf" nhLllis HlH ~'NlF '''' i'''s Ni'
Richardson threw the hammer 90 feet ! men.
tug 81 concluded the sports over goo l"ir, o.
cupled the stand az Clifton 20 witness the sports
Thc champ iUusAip game, oi IA" Inter "llrriltc
League have begun. Man II Hopkins viii play
Princeton at Princeton. aud Ma - stevens a;
Baltimore.
Thc annual register Of the university for tho cur
rent year has Just been Sscnd. The number 81 siu
dents registered his session is ioi. AN IN r"ae 81 Tn
over ls,t wear The number ~ Instructors, including
the faculty II the Hopkins Hospital. j. my eight
Professor Els Is slowly recovering from nh attack
Of typhoid fever.
The graduating class IS making elaborate auansr'
rnents for dance and supper ON W"dn"edA' juno
II the night before announcement day. The com
mittec Of arrangements are Mc',r>. ). T.. sL'h'',
James {. Johnston and T. Parhn hc"ch.