New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-10
APPLIED SCIENCE At RUTGERS.
rLFsTRlclTY AND ENGINEERING - SEM u
is AVS ElCH ~ SCHOLARSHIP,
SHAKESPEARE RFC.TAI.>..

New Brunswick. y. j.. March Q t~pcc'all
Recently pains have been taken 10 perfect the
special course, IN electricity and in cvil engineer
ing and mechanic, ~ Eutecr-. The college Wa one
Of the first to recognize the mportsnc' Of eat nin-
the course IN electricity and with the apparat
and new accommodation, secured az Tho opening ~
the college last fail much NOR. even. has been done
I'm tina, direction thau before The cnen crn- course
has also proved one Of the ooles. attractions. and
recent efforts have made n notable f-atur" Of
college work. An officer who has been for thirteen
years In the real estate department If the ronn-'l
vania Railroad recently that lee had been very
familiar with the work # ciyh engineer, who have
graduated from Princeton. Columbia and Rutecrs AMI
that those Of the lat named college had given tine
best satisfaction. Thi- statement mad to man
who +. himself u graduate II the University ~ Penn
.vlvania and who hat. therefore. no personal inter
I'm any Of the college. named.
The senior -ay subjects for this term have hc.n
announced They aye follows The Ethical
Teaching Of Tcnuy son, IN Namoram' and Two
Voices, The Ethical Import # Dv'r Lei. ION,
The Idea 81 Duty in Word woith'- Poetry " In.l
iniions. What They ir, and Their Tc-t-.~ ~Cl,r
Ethical Perception, a.. q source OF strength 100
Character \ Review of Fisher, Faith and Reason.
Sc Have the Dc,li0. and Ancct on. which Prrc'd e.
Voniion a Moral Charicter'7 " \ Review Il Bovuc's
Philosophy Of Thc-m-'
Tie examination for the Tnni, Twick freshman
prize wa, held Oh saturday. with nine conte,anis
but the result WAS not mad" known TN th- week.
The first prize was awarded To franklin *. Cu,hman
Of Gloucc,tcr r. l.. and the second f."
Henry f. Twitchcn. ~ Newark. y. J. Mr. Cu,hman
also Won the sloan entrance examination prile. bs
which he secured scholarship Of 300.
Dr. Austen is very proud Of his new laboratory. and
f. AWAY. alive to nov m'chanlcal devices Whereby
lis usefulness may be enhanced. Ills latest appliance
f. an electric dynamo. b., which. on merely pressing -
t,tf. line f. entirely dfri.frd Z,
ucrimcnt, in pho,phorou, and sulphur which oft ~
require perfect darkness 10 be illustrated ,ucc",-
fully.
The passage by the Sew Jersey senate Of the hin
providing for extra ,cholal-hip- IN the STATE scientific
school AT Eutscrs Will make the total number Of
scholarship, In that department 10. The Leri,
aturc when Rutgers made the state College. pro
vidcd for forty scholarships, In I7r-. by the action
Of the trustees. announcement Wa, made that there
had been provided means for ten more Scholarships
and the present bill gives sixty more. for each
Assembly district In state the state appropr All
money for their support
The faculty has appointed Mr. Irving :. Epson. who
is now librarian Of the college. a, coli - registrar
Mr. Epson IS also to assume the duic, Of division
officer, Dr. Austen thus being enabled to give hi,
entire attention 10 the oversight OF the chemical and
Dr. David Murray, formerly Il member of the Board
OF Regent Of orl IcctIrcd before the Historical
tlnb Thursday nsh n Queen, ColIrge v On Inc ne
evening DR.. Charlie, II. NoOrlcc. ccturod before the
PM Beta Kappa on some studies lact"glcolOeA. '
DR. John Hall This week delivered the lfih of hl, cc
urcs om missions his subject being Missionary Work
Subsequent 10 the icormaon.'
Henry Watson. one Of the Grammar school students.
died ON Tuesday. after week, Illness. OF pm, InOli
ON Monday. T.. u. voorhees,. The senior chemist Of
the ENpcrmct station. viii lecture before the MID
dle,cN County Board Of Agriculture The March meet
Ing of thc Hoard of Trustee, held on Tuesday.
Ey,tu, Whchcad of the senior class. who Wa forced
10 leave college last fall bccaa~c o trouble win his
eyes, f. bac, again.
private SERIES OF shahc-pcarcan recital J..
Ia be gwen here soon. under The patronage of
given next Wednesday evening. Julius Caesar being
me ul,V ON the following "Wednesday evening the
play viii be CO. tn" Tanning OF The >hr'w.'
DR. f. H. Coal and President Gate were among
the guests at the visit to the Trenton school for Deaf
Mutcs lat Tuesday.
\ minstrel performance Is soon 10 be gwen Tor the
college athletic association
Harry Lockwood. h. .. Chanbcrn and G.. W
Glasicr we're entered In the Ncw jersey state Chess
Tournament last week
curols old documents. petition Of DR.. Livingston
The pre-jd.ui OF the college. and the members OF the
fcuity prr-cntcd 10 the Legislature IN 1ril. asking
Ia . allowed start lottery Ia secure funds for the
cnnulcflOn of the college building ana the other. "A
nc,itnn Of leading citizens Of the town. asking the
lining Princeton College wa also helped los two or
three such lotteries, the minister VINO controlled the
cnlIcge pleading for this action because there always
voud be- lotteries and those that alrcndN existed might
a. well be- conducted for good purpose bad one
Anotler find has been made by Professor scott. II
is the manuscript Of IN" first address delivered BY the
first president, at the first commencement OF The col
lcee The manuscript i well pre- crvcd ana i "A
curous relic The president. DR.. j. X. lardcnbough
was a Dutchman and In cndcavOring 10 address hi,
audience In English spoke TO them as his Respectable