New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
HARVARD.
NUMEROUS ADDITIONS TO THE LIST OF PRO
EESsORS.


Cambridge oct. 4.-Harvsrd College has at last
opened, and last Thursday saw great awakening In
the yard and I'm Cambridge. The exact numbers OF
the increase OF university not obanable yet but
Secretary Bolles stated that the increase in all depart
ments OF the university would be several hundred, ana
that the freshman class alone would number over A
hundred more Than the OF last year The faculty,
too has been enlarged and the following important
new appointments have been made: DR.. Hanus, a
graduate Of the University OF Michigan, professor Of
pedagogy Mr.. Marsh, who formerly professor OF
English in the University of Kansas professor In
the English department. Mr.. Cummings, Instructor Ill
political economy Dr. schillng, formerly professor OF
German in wiftemburg College. Ohio, assistant pro
fessor. Of German; Roland Thaxter, instructor In
crypogsmic botany; G. A. Adams, formerly In the
Brush Electrical Works In Cleveland, Instructor In
electrical engineering Joseph TorTey, Instructor IN
chemistry; ii. w. Haley. instructor In Latin Inc
preachers to the university 1891'02 win be Dr. Brooke
Herford, DR.. Lyman Abbott, DR.. Henry van DYKE
Dr. C. G. Everett and Or. Leighton Parks.
So much for the faculty and the college In general
1t is football, and football alone, that the large
majority of tho student body are interested In,
and every one is intensely anxious to know
what sort Of team Harvard is TO have this year, ana
whether Yale will have better one or not Inc
energy that Captain TrRfford has shown In bringing
number Of the together two weeks before te game
is evidently not without its reward to judge by the
the greater ability some Of the newer men show ID
the tactics OF the game. On both Thursday and FIJI
day two elevens chosen, after some preliminary
work by the candidates and short games were plsseo
The makeup Of the teams was changed oheh' as
Captain Taford tried different men in the same place
order 10 get better idea Of his material But inc
play was fair for early In the season, and the WORK
of the backs is better than that of the lines Corbefs
and Lakes rushes being especially cheered by the
large body OF spectators who had gathered 10
witness the practice. Upton has not yet returned 70
college, but will be here shortly. The rest OF last
years eleven who have returned to college-Iraoru'
HalloweI Newell, Lake and Corbett-are In training
and besides these the corrected list of candidates Is ms
follows J. c. Hubbard, 02; G. W. Nicola, 49,; e. b.
Pierce '93; N. rRantOul, 80; b. G.. Waters, 94; W.
Weed '02 IL. Oppenheim, s. L. Friedenbers, 49,
G. w. burlington, '93 E. W. Pinkham, '92; 5. NJ.
Brce '93 d. r. Vail, '93; +. W. Cobb, ID. S.; W. u.
Gage, '94; G. Z. Burgess, 'e3; Phelan, '95; d. W.
shea, 04j w. G. Maclde '04; O. b. Bawsen, 10 i
j. c. D. Hitch, '95; E. Il. Knapp G II. Mills 'so y
+. W. McNea7 l.. S.; E. E Clark, G. A. Gray, 10;
Grant, 90: F. Davis, jr, NJ L. Scull s. Eddy F. D.
McKeon, H. d. Weed, S. NJ. Williams, 'o4; A. NJ.
White '92; G. b. Black, l.. J. Malone '03; NJ. LAID,
%; A Latham, '92 T. J. Daggett, r., B. Beas' "a;
W. J. Ouigley, '94 r. W. Emmons, 'e5 W. O. Forbes
S2 w. M0as "a c. w. BSyGesn E. H. H. hGss So
W. Carey, '93; e. Collam9Te, oS g.: 8 Curtis Cur VI
s Badsfn g. s4 L. s MANNING. Isay'
r. p Blake '94 ; J. l.. Putnam, '92, and W. NJ White.
Cradually Of course the candidates Will be tudicously
sfted and within two weeks some sort OF wise
guess may lbe made as to the makeup OF the eleven
which will meet Yale.
Although the interest in football Is engrossing'
students are looking forward to the coming inter-
collegiate tennis tournament with much pleasure Tor
they feel sure that Harvard will win, as the college
is TO have Hovey, OF the Law SCHOOL, young X. b.
Wrepn the phenomenon freshman player, and Brown.
'92 as their representatives In the singles, and some OF
these men, with the addition OF circuit 92, as the
sntJies for the doubles. Wrenn is almost Us good
player as Hovey, whose proves i7 well known