New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
IMPROVEMENTS AT JOHNS HOPKINS.

PRESIDENT GILMAN AT HoME-PEHSoNAA'
Baltimore, Nd, Sept 2I special).-The return u
President Gilman has given all 'mPe'u' :" w 49,
ar.tIor 70, tho reopening In October OF the Johns
HOPKINS University. Many improvements nave oeon
made in the buildings and additional facitles a"oruea
for tho increased number Of students n lafSo onN
Ing for the last Ave years devoted 10 '"7 u, U
study hall and h,nch-roOms has been lc'i'ou''
pctrographcal laboratory, under tho once'oh y. E
lessor George II. williams. The lower n'o'' ~" .na
ne BENTLEY Hail. will be used as lecturo-to"' CIV
around tho walls In cases will be arranged the grccr
mart OF the mineral collection purchaser oS mo u'
ycrsity from Professor Allen. Of Yale 1ho c0i'eo'
contains many rare specimens thai canho' ~"
duplcated In an upper room will be the cone.uon
of minerals presented to the university " 'ne WIZ
NJ Professor H. Carvill Lewis, OF Phliadeipnia WIN
owned one Of the finest collections In the WORN"
Another old dwelling in the same neignoornooo mas
hcen refurnshed and fitted up as paieohtoioSIcA
laboratory for Professor william q. C"rA' iho Us
door will he q lecture-roOm and will also contain the
relief models OF the continents, and Inc coh'n0n''
relief maps purchased OF Professor DAVIS OF HAT
vard The second floor contains the general paeoh'o
LOGICAL collections from Maryland and virginia NIUE
nv the geological department under the diree'soh VI
Professor Clark During tho summer parties OF STU
dents have made examinations through Inc ."o "'"
and collected 4 number Of specimens mo ucpair
mons OF muelalogy and geology Will tnus eh'o4 upo
the scholastic year bctteT cdGpPoA ~
work and experiments than ever bciore' Ouiis u'e
summ,r recess the members Of the university stan
wee scattered in all parts Of the world. lnes are
all now on their way home. invi9orated anu ahAons
10 resume thcr professional laDors. fIc'a''' VIZ
man will resume the leadership Oh the faculty ai'1i
a years absence. the greater part OF WHICH u'ic Wi,
spent in travelling In Oriental lands. lie returned
from Europe IN the early part OF the summer ana
spent the closing months Of his long Fneauoh VITA
his family ut Northeast IIarbor Me- where rreSidct
Eliot II Harvard. VA, also slmincFlh''
Anun,ber Of Hopkins men have recently serur-d nnc
appointments in other Institutions Here are nc" OF
them: . 49, -
,ocro. DRYER i. r.. 1857 fellow l5s0'9o Phi. D.
1890 has been appointed senior dcohstrat'r OF pys
ology In his alma mater.
tharles &. BIaclsh-ar. Phi. D.. 17"O. has been ap
pointed Instructor in chemistry at Bryr Ma"r College
Robert T. K,uler, graduate student at Hopkins
lso9VO has become professor OF modern languages al
Missouri Valley College, and Wiiihot V. het'ait' m
d.. le8O, has received the place of Instructor IN
chemistry aud ply SD, at Carleton College, Northheld
Min.
Daniel A. Murray. who was a Hopkins fellow during
the session, has been appointed associate professor
Of mathematics IT. tho Uni' orsity OF tho City VI Ne"
lessor %"S Of the Ens,h Bible and Of semitic history in
James a. W;r,dburn. fellow I5s0-'vO and Pm d.
looo as been APPOINTED professor OF Anencan history
tLar!e. II. haskns A. Is. 1887. Ph. d. 1880, has
accepted the place VI Instructor 10 h.tory Ia the ~
versi;y VI Wisconsin, and Frederick j. Turner, IN w.
IoiO the assistant professor OF history In the sane In
sututOu.
!enry 7. Foraah, ph. u. lepO, has thLen . place
Ia tbs Pennsy lsaBia state College.
James Il. Holmes. Pm ID. lrUO. has been aprolhtee
Instructor scleLc, At tho Fricnds school IN W.shnS
'ou. d. {. nj - s,o
becomes Instructor In the Romance languages IN WILL
lanIs College. - VI, -
EdwiL Whitfield Fa.. fellow 1880 10 AID Ph. D.
$500 has be,on.e pgOfessor of ancient languages al
| Daniel Baker Lo..cgs Teas.
JysepA small -Eeaoc, !cuJw l5o? 90 and Pm. y
1890. las lecO.l" associate Ia Eren' at the Woman
College IN n> my. 49,,
B"u,anu Cu!,! Hndr. g:ntrate student l--o't,o.
.nc, III. lrofs,"r,lp Ok CcIo;rJ ALI pay sica II tie
| NJ. >urrl stat" Normal school: ,,,.,
William H-n:y Howell. y. Is. Isl, !elow l-s2.'Si
lypolntci professor Of s.o,ey in the tnifer,i; Of
Michigan. -.
william Howard carpenter. fellow BY courtesy. mas
been m sde professor u the Germanc languages ana
illcratlr, IN Columbia and ADdrcw S;eplc..spn IN
| d. 500. pio.c>,or Of history AT We>"van 'lIve>!
Benjam Curd Hndr. Sy7!rate student less 10,
has been made professor OF chemistry ard physics al
john Hanson Thomas McIE'crso1 y. y. 1856. fellow
laTp.o an. IN. D. I-. ~tll be Instructor IN history
| IN the I nivers.ty 4 Michigan.
Eo.S ,,ranNiil HARRISON. \. B. le-0 ms been ap
:. l.cd "A, ,l,t,nt the Ia.'ed state T n Comm
| t,lral"ry AZ Woo, iip Mas. James l.. N..l"gc
| graduate student $3.50 80. -, "it"l >,nlli
r,ic and Ho.-:t inyrc N!G lp". fellow 1850 l!''
i--u mad" an .,>.srln; III, sccIt4c staa ii iist
| l'li,,d ~ta'eS F.Sl tlnntis-lo".