New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
Johns HOPKINS.
s,rAtMER TASKS To Re UNDERTAKEN BY III
MEMBERS or THE FACULTY.

SKINNER TASKS IL ltts '.''''i'+'''
MEMBERS or THE FACULTY.
baltimore June q (speclaD THE Johns Hopkins
University has closed until october. number oil
tho newly made doctors of philosophy ana othe-
graduate students have accepted positions IN edu-
ca .onal institutions In different parts OF me Gun
try President DAME. c. Gilman vii! spehd az .,e
summer with the exception OF snort Trips WIZ" ""'
family at Northeast Harbor on the coast OF 'haIne'
Daring the summer he will attend the twenV-hi'h
anniversary OF the presidency Of President Eliot OF
Harvard and the one-hundredth anniversary OF
Rowdo.n College. Several members OF the faculty
are already in Europe. While others VII. ''dIe
shortly Professor Paul Haup;. professor OF 9eniuc
languages has gone TO Germany where ne VIA pe
cccup,ed until the fall experimenting the work on
hts NOW edition OF the Hebrew Bible. Professor
Elliott. head Of the department Of Romance IAN
euaees is In Southern Europe. Professor "eorse
II Emmott, professor OF Roman law Is 10" -
Enr,and. and Fonger De Ham. Instructor IN span
ish is in Spain DR.. Edward Renouf. collegiate pro-
fa.sor of chemistry and Or. Joseph 5. Ames' as
sociate in physics. sailed last Wednesday. Pro-
fessor Renouf Will spend the summer IN perInan''
,vhre DR. Arnes will remain in England DR.. Ethan
A Andrews associate professor OF bioogy lel' sat
urlay for Germany. where he Will spend MS .'he
until autumn In work In zoology at the universities
OF Heidelberg and OF Jena. DR.. Thomas Crag' pro-
fessor Of pure mathematics also expects to go
abroad. and intends 10 spend some tihe i" ~
Petersburg and other cities OF Russia
Professor Herbert b. Adams, chief OF the depart
nent Of historical and political science VIII 'pehI
several weeks AT his old home at Amherst, Mass
and during three weeks In July he VIII be busy az
the summer school at Chauiauqua, where ne WIZ
give courses Of lectures Prussian history anu
The history OF the nineteenth century professor IA
Rernseu chief Of the department OF cheini9'IS WIZ
snsni his summer in Deer IS.e. Maine. IL" lhteHus
to attend the convention OF the American Assoc.a-
ton for the Advancement OF science wh;Si - ~
he hold In Brooklyn. y Y. and otherwise VIII De en-
gagged in the revision Of some or MS WORKS Oh CIV "
.stry. ...-o. -, rbvs,ce
will sDend the warm days AZ seal hdIoot Hlp"l''
desert Island. Maine. Professor Rowland - *
,reneiy fond Of yachting and he expects 70 s?'nu
mos, OF his time on the water. Professor W Liam
K brooks professor OF animal morpho.osy; Is con
ducting course in marine zoology AT b'huIo'
y g Professor Maurice bloomfield. professor OF
ation AT sea Harbor Mount Desert IL WI % IN
eagei up,n translation ~ the sacred books OF the
T,ast and upon a Vedic concordance. 49,
Among the bushes: OF professors ana stuientS cur
ing The summer viii be those from the Ffo.oglci
dsn,rtment Professor George II. WUdans. pfo-
lessor Of Inorganic geology. WI spena tW9 "r'kh
in I-.lca y 4. ami about July he VIII 20 20
Mount Desert ana Northeast iiarbor, Maine" N OF
ar ~ study The volcanic rocks Of hat region Dr
William r. Clarke. associate professor OF orr''''S
gsolopv Will direct the geological Investigations N
N-vy-Jersev as head Of both the United -iatrs ana
S,,te Geological Survey. \ beginning VII also be
male OF what VIII eventually be an elaborate geo
logical map Of the STATE