New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03


DIR. HUNTER
army OF men would look upon DR.. Hunter with
envy. Eighteen hundred women to-day are SUBJECT
To his control in Of thu largest female colleges
in the land seldom indeed. is it necessary for him
10 show his authority. President and students uhder
stand each other perfectly and harsh words Vc been
seldom heard within the college walls
II +, needles, +, say that DR.. Hunter is busy man.
4 few minutes before the negibonng bells toll
each morning he Is to he found In the large cee'S
office at the southeastern Of the great red bnd
Ing Fow Observers indeed would behave tiat nc h!U
already seen ,ixty winters and sixty SUMMERS nc
T. a, erect md hrawny u, a spartan youth Ills cheeh'
or .tU l1ddy and hi, face, covered with the IRON "t
Vandykc Lcard. glDWs with health. "lasHe' are So"
unnecessary for his bright, laughing blue eyes lH'
head decked with heavy shock oil CURING EF'' la''
sits we'll on . broad pair Of shoulders. HE wal" -
.tn brisk and lively, and has caused sensations oI
wander I'm the breasts o many messenger BOYS % Nc"
York Ct..
wsldpg indeed +, the Doctors favoritc exercise.
according to a tale Of hi, friends however tins has
not aways been the case. few year. a-' 'r wv w
was ambitious Of fame a, rider ana puIch''o
,sddlc horse to crafty his now desire II was an '
going animal and had Few Of the dIaitc' ol "'u'''
Hcyi.,, horse. which va, swift "A, an arrow 'Hc
d.y however. , few week, after the pIIcAa'c pf.
Hunter va, exercising hi, horse as usual IN 'eh'r'I
Park. suddenly /. took night and started on n''
RIM al,ns one 81 tic chlcf thoronshfar'. me TUT
managed win dlhcalty to keep bis ,rat n"'I
m,.u,cd pon .cuau stopped the horse. }" "'' "''"''
he found thar be- Lad lot his lat III the "''d "a
\ kind hearted policeman gave nm III P'N ""'""'
h.,d covering and the doctor returned 10 his nome
go, since. t,at day De has never mounted horse
ard. his ihcnd- say, has Oc'"'l' Il"
| cate g.! wahinc IL q,
,t he Is fond. too Of other athletic exercise lie Is
nm early rl,cr winter and summer and 'l"id' ei'
morning certain iHe In swinging cub' anu na'u''','
dn,l-b hell, ~, Muscle, arc still haiu anu "c =
proud q a. athletic records ..,.... mar, -,
| nr Hunter +, native ~ the northern part "a
,r,a,d ,rher. he VA, born in 1881. There co. ne
o,,.e., nj. cducatipn Ne paid great a'tcuu"" -
,hvlcal training. and laid ia early youth the i''''A
Iiion Of nj, hcll,h and strength Ills "'"''" -.
deed bo, been remarkable. Up to l77'' du,l"E 1D'F
two wear, Of tea,hn,. he had been absent "'' u'''
| ,,v ope DAY lv reason OF ickne-'. since l79' hc
ha, been si"k Only T." Wy
sdch record 60, ,,, ,o..hiu d,
mao d.,,r came T., this city shortly before re''h.'S
a.. ,,,ri,, ,,d n, once entered upon the plA'u'e
. a.. profession. lie became hr't assistant ''' Nv
| f., Grammar sonoo 40. % In EaSt l'"'''''' -
WHOM only twenty thee years OLD he pc''"''
rrinrluaI ~ the school. ard III l'o'' WIZ"
| - T.. nrncl2al BE remained IN That Pl'" i''
10 u,tlry hi, .ucumbcncy the school De
| - .he hammer public school Of the cS' "a m",'
| a. yv we'll known we're the DOCTORS p"l.''
Irornclius Van colt, tie Postmaster Joei DE- H''"'
xr, ilcctor of the Port; George W. Lyo"' '"'N'I",
| ,,. p,r,. senator Jacob \. cantor Hcl"" N'''
I,n.r,...,onu hhcl =. Fitch. Or. r. e. sp"N"' u,
expert on insanity DAVID u, LoSu, ", ,,e"dsd tbr
g.. ria. senator" and many other men ''''""" ,a,
',, - rnlrtccniI,,t and hold its former pr'n''p"
in arr,tonatc remembrance ,, .
When the saturday Morning Norma. "'.' Vs.
established Or Hunter Wa aPpo'"'0u ,.tar, -,
T., ,.cG ne wa, elected Assistant superintendent
,rhlc schools, but declined 10 serve III ''"'
'r, ,rircIp,l Of the first evening high soioo
li' W. ''', ...,I.h,d N 1866. school which mas
n.y., i i .,.d. A., the pattern for all others o.
,t, In the country. In the lall o
l,.co pr Hunter wa, chosen prNNuc"
=, ,h. Normal college over which he sun p''''"'S'
'" rha noc,or spcnds the greater part OF the "ny AT
thc college He invariably c'I f h riiIc and "X
srrNn 81 81" chapters After the cr"mon'' ~ Wv
rbnp~l he spends several hourS III ne INSTRUCTION.
Inn Ind .,tlon, and experimenting the i'' ~ ,
c'''1 d ~ th first morning recitations he reeves
nycuscs for nbscnrc or tardh'ss Va "rgh -, once
~ appcanng parents lie men "A I'm;
T rpcTs Of IT, critic" teachers who 60 tca@ cIa'
class 10 "h dov i, usually devoted 10 c"nduohne
part OF i, The college and xplaning the methods
visitors u."h The yi.Itors book contains many us
oi lhS % o Including those Of the dead Emperor
~ Trail The Far of Duherin' "eher'h "'""' '''
''n In pcahrs Of division Of tine d few H% WSrE aF8
the Doctor said that be Ga ad a. to attend to the
possible: ,.,pn,,nn ,rtnr . O'Clock In IN" after
w w"n VI When the college closes attend nSTa 10 '
soc",I, whc meet at this time seId"H
% fhe hnIIGlng before o'clock In ne afternoon,
college duties require too many o, 'i he bns wlf,
at the ird po Gauc & lie prepares a the examination
"nestions for admi son to ne coIlts 1o nra,s r.
an e' rs evenings he deyotes to study ,caa
and his college duties Now ana a. . sny f nT Society
tn re Taxa care Of 500 girls is not an easy matter
he explains. ,,,r,rc Dr Iluntcr's pref
me t nor' rTovn in ~zc and Importance Large ~
The present building Is 1t Is not Iarge .on o"r
9 r MOI room TO accommodate them Ia" Gotrs'
Of study has been greatly improved ana h'M o,I"r q
,hcm e,reeni work i done, and from oil Rar''
he country come demands Tor telcnerS Tncr III
Unx,nai ,,o,cre dlploua. Il always remember, II
saG few DAYS AGO. that young women have rlS'
which teacher. must respect. Ihat . IS fo,ow him