New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29

after the union with Wi;tenherg IN 1877 unler the
guidance Of Nickel and Kruckenberg Since 1860
the number Of medical students has increased six
fold. 81 law students four.0lG oi philosophy nrtS
grown In these thirty years from 72 to loo3. This
Increase Ia numbers has come with increased iacHl-
lies and larger financial support, since 1850 the uni
versity has spent a sum equivalent to NOR ihan
cGme. aside from the tuition iers which go 70 the
individual professors IS more than Norn Proud
~ Americans - the magnificent glfis - Leland
stanford. Rockefeller Hopkins ana many mor" Il
Is 20 Germany that must look to-day for me
most liberal AMI ruhlc-sp.rl;el support Of higher
Win this record OF 90 years Halle is now pre-
pairing O. celebrate her jub.laufn ana mas SEM "a
vliitons - sister universities In every part OF the
world ON August = the Delegates 81 score OF
German Institutions. % Paris and Lyons. 81 Oxioi
Columbia. New-York. Michigan and chicago. and
OF many other universities In North and S1uih
America AMI IA various countries of Europe VIII
be welcomed On tho great hail by the rector clad
IN the robcs ~ stat" customary A. Halle since TIE
time ~ the great eector Divine seryc' WIN be-
held in The cathedral church AMI followed ~ a
great "fuhechopp"n' or morning h'"r drinking
evening or tn" Nighiingn." Island. " IN magnificent
Illumination ~ tHe 1I castle. G."u.rn-is.''h' iyihS
hc,d f,r SIXTEEN centuries
on Thursday tn festivities are 20 30 continue by
procession from. The university - ID" M4r"n,
klrch" who" honorary t'ri,rs WI. D. c}nte ,
on diF'ngWsh"i guests. Jubilee dinner toli'"s III
IN" Schn'z"nhats. and IN the evening gram com
mers. or he"f-drlnk.ng. IN the RIDING Sch'o1, flr
u is NOT expected 'ha' 'h"r" VIII Do lar 2" a.
iendanc" a. the pilgrimage on tho next day 70
W't'nberg. wn"r" i.m.ncr posted hts famous tn,er+
on the church door. WIN thle th" -tin anniversary
q the Trcirchs- University Hallc-Witt'nbcrg Will
close
ASIDE from the Official Programme there will be
many Incidental celebrations The city theatre VIII
Civ. thr.. gala representations of German drama
IN" various student organizations. dating I'm some
from the early history Of the university. VIII
hold reunions of former members FOR which not
even n, many beer gardens and ne humorous
bands 81 Halle Will suffice TIL" duelllng clubs,
which have their weekly fights At the Weinberg.
beyond The sanlc VIII send ,helr representatives. IN
picturesque costumes - III" official professions AMI
ceremonies. While they Themselves gather in their
own clIbrooms - honor Hall" WIN irnum"rable
glass"- - lInyhrian and Fusener The Frli"rlclana
'ih" halfs"cre singing cIb = thr University, dds
lfs semi annual concert. following II th" next day
with an evening dance. - which the beauty OF
Halle VII doubtless gather
one feature of the celebration VIII he OF special
Interest - Americans The presentation OF an IL
Illuminated address on parchment with The greetings
of nearly "A hundred Americans who IN the last
iwcutr years have studied AZ lInile The president
q Swdr,hmore. u dozen professors and Instructors
from the Wharton school u Pennsylvania. pro-
icss1rs OF Cornell. Illinois. California, Michigan.