New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-08
JOHNS HOPKINS.
LARGE NUMBER OF FELLowsHIPs AwAI'

A LARGE NUMBER OF FELLOwSHIPS AWABED'D'
baltimore. Md, June (speciaD.-The examin ttaons
are over and the graduation exercises and confTrns
OF degrees will take place next Thursday aItereooh'
The class supper and the general round up Wiz ih
low I'm the evening" and by the close OF tho week ns1y
all the students will have started for homo. 'Wer
thirty students VIII take up Of study durne|tn
summer months ut European universities. Oh the aca
den,c staff Professor Paul Haupt and Professor ecn-
ard T Ely will spend three months In Germany rrV-
fessor George H. Emmott will rest In England fr ueS
sor Fabian Franklin will go TO Germany ana Dr. JPN
Vincent will recupeate on the Alpine breezes.
The following fellowshps have been awarded grs u
ate students: william Wilson Baden, Oh bsi'imO w.
A. b. Johns Hopkins University, 1881, LII. b. L ID
varsity NJ MARYLAND 1888 Sansknt Edward Ambr $50
BechteI. OF Colona, Md, A. B., Johns Hopkins h'
versity 1888 Latin; Julian Blume, OF Munster " er-
many Rhelne Gymnasium, 1888, Royai hcaucn u'
18s3's5 romance languages; Albert Bernharut lrau ~
OF baltimore A. B.. Johns Hopkins University, ioe y.
German; Simon Flexner, Of Louisville, KY, NJ Ia
University OF Louisville $780, pathology, OVssoS
sherman Grant, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, S. b., Uni
vers,tv of Minnesota, 1885, geology william Asbury
Harris of Richmond, Va, A. NJ, Richmond college,,
1896, Greek; Harry Clay Jones, OF NewLondon hori
A. NJ Johns Hopkins University, leoe, chemistry u
James Lawrence Kellogg, of Kewanee, ILL.,, D. b. On'eV'
Colsp 1883, biology Elmer Peter Kohler' Oh hsyPe
PENN A. D., Muhlengerg College, 1856, chemistry y
COLLEGE, 1895, history; David Judsoh Lngle, OF CHI
cano s b. University Of Chicago, 1883, bioiogy'
Tohn Hanson Thomas Main, Of Baltimore, A. b.
Moore's Hi College, 1850, Greek; Frank 'e"elt
Muther jr Of Morristown, N j., A. b., Williams Ooi.
lege. 1880, English; Michael Andrew MiKAesoh' ol
Sioux Falls S. D., A. b., Luther College, lcoo hle-
tory.
John Dynley Prince, Of New-Yorl City, A. b.,
Columbia College 1888, Semitic languages Braitz
MAYER Roszel of Baltimore A. b., Johns Hopkins Uni
versItv. 1850. ASTRONOMY; George Owen squire, OF
baltimore United States Military Academy. 1887,
phscs. sydney Grant stacey, of Kezar Falls, Me-,
A b. Bowdon College, 1850, Latin; Joseph Moody
Willard of oxford n. H., a. D., Dartmouth College,
1887 mathematics.
The fellowshps pay $500 and are held for one year,
the holder being however eligible for reappolntment.
The resignation Of DR.. Arthur F. Kimball, associate
professor of physics who been elected professor OF
ply I'm Amherst College, has been accepted, and he
will enter up0n his new duties next fall
Hopkins athletic circles have valuable man In
Paul J. Dasie who receives his degree of doctor Of
philosophy next Thursday, and who has accepted
place In Lehgh University instructor in organic
chemistry. Mr.. Dasheii has been student at
Hopkins for years, and received his degree OF
bacneOr OF arts IN 1881
The cassbOok of 0l Just issued, is a handsome
quarto volume bound in white enamel, with the title,
The Hopkinsian" in gilt letters In black and red,
Of the book. The frontispece IL fine portrait OF
Dean Edward ii. Griffin, VINO contributes paper upon
the class system NJ the university. Class histories
and rosters, team athletics ana fraternity matters,
nteTspersed with pleasing cuts, make up the volume
Of $50 pages The board Of editors was composed OF
W. stuart symingon, IT., sidney Hand Browne, Henry
Charles NJ H. Howard Charles W. Johnson T. Morris
Brown, Walter c. Brigham aud Thomas D. Baker