New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

tOLl M3lA.
The trustees have established thirty university
scholarships to be awarded annually to students IN
philosophy political science and pure science Some
OF the conditions under which the scholarships are
awarded. as prepared by the authority Of the nj
versty Council and with its consent. are
% The university scholarships are open to al!
graduates Of college and scientific scEools whose
Of study has been such as to entte them to
b, enrolled at Columbia as candidates for a uni
versity degree. q, These scholarships are tenabe
for one academic year. vita the possibility OF re-
newll for one year longer They are OF the annual
value Of $50 each 90 Application Tor unlFcrsny
scholarships should be rade III writing on blanks
that will be furnished for the purpose and addressed
to the president Of columbia College. for inc
scholarships 10 no awarded the sInng, applicd-
ton should be filed nor later than Nay j. No APP
plcat!On for a university scholarship WIN pc -
CURED from an applicant ior university le'oM-
ship. should a schOlarahip be- awarded to an uh'
successful applicant for fellowship. The oniH IL.
contained in the formal application for the latter
honor 90 so; Iporo than twenty OF the university
Council Al its regular meeting in May The awar!
Win be made after Application mas been examiner
toe on University : Scholarships. IN making tncs"
rccommcnda ions the committee wiIi gNe ptrioreir
10 those candidates Tor university M.'
have failed of appointment 10y tn" University Coun-
eli after having been rcco""h'f lUt % ZEN t@p
university Scholarships VIII b" reserved to be hIiei
in the autumn. and apqca.o"s for the same VIII
Professor lanes H. Robinson. OF tho University o.
tory at Columbia and fsrnrsd colleges lie is a
graduate Of Harvard and has spent much time IN
history his special field OF work .,. ,,,.
George L. Beer. who, for the last rex months, may
the latt4r's absence account Of sickness VIII giVe
a new course for advanced students nsxt year ."
Professor W A. Dunn'rg VIII give three-hour
is the outErowth Of two-horr course given for
the first time this term. when mas proven ihtttoaC
Robinson's nne courses the number OF history
courses offered at tn' college rtdcrs uliIi FL
most Of which are open 10 students OF Harhard COL
I 5. WOODWARD professor Of ,m. @chappiCs ., at
envy OF Sciences at Washinston last week on the
Tnc University o. Columbia COLLEGE at IT, last
meeting, au1ri'i tho t~'nty-f'Hr university ieQ"
ships FOR 1886 va:uel ioo each. to the following
Judah Jonc. A. r.. Columbia collage. 90 COMPARE
GSmb 5'S GE9ofd Ss lerht3Tc: Frcderc L. Lu,
queer. \ r.. Columbia. 81. education; George y
r R;.enh1usc r r. Collml ia COLLEGE. -. e ,,,,
trics: Albert schneider p s. University, OF iliio III,
" G,bea, r. a.r-r, - Of Wi"coalr Sc Ger
o. Romance ianguages. shepherd j. Franz. \. T..
Gog% r J$gse :o s| o, y 81 NSSYo!k g.
biology. ". u. Johnston. \. -. Brown Universiiy,
coasin. -. history. J. il Ac'ircsor. Il 8. Ohio
State University. - biology; :. - Mclean. \; =,
University - Toronto o. political rc2noinn; JON
phuo'ophy. NJ p Ne.'ar ~. H., IpiYcr, Iowa mi
y Williams college -. astronomy. Max Ostcrborg.
A,n r. 'i'Wo g9 e. o. iSc G ta az NnYorE
~ sociology. ~ g. Saerm,u. T.. :. Naryand Agri-
Amacr', COLI +. .5".al,ry, j.. II. y.,hers. \;
b. Wes, Virginia rnly""s IS. .eo. and \ T. Ia:y1r !
p,4r. r.. y,r't., o. comparative iIri.pruiencc
m" ;";h anniversary %, me dean ~ I'rqa'Ye o
L., .,,c, p, a.. IA. iay In room g. Hamilton
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