New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

have 100 90 cubic feet OF available space Ihe al
,ninistration are to be su'cieh' 10 acco'"o-
date tho faculty meetings and the various 'o"ese
offices prcsen, and prospective Inc map Oh 'n'-
yers,,v Heights printed herewith. shows the ioca-
t,on Of the library building. II VIII stand between
the Hall OF Languages. already built ana the pro-
roasd Hall OF Philosophy which VIII be repro
ductIon OF the Hall OF Languages the intervening
space comprises over sixteen city iots h'h""'' 'o'
the library plot. As early as is'| 'n' S"S
invited Stanford White TO become It's ADVISING
architect and under his direction acccp'ch 'ne Sc
,.rolv classic STYLE for the general plan OF i's
hu,,dinrs OF the new edifces erected the Han
of Languages designed by Mr.. White ana The
Uavemeyer Laboratory designed 10y drummer q
Tryon accord with the style adopted.
At present there is no library IN an N"t'h N'N-
York Since the East Side has furh'Sh'' me s''
for tho Aston ehox- Tildcn public Library and the
u, GA. tho location for the Columbia College
Library no part OF the city " 80 inviting Tor the
.s,ablisbm.nt Of a great library as the North
Side when many persons believe Will "'n'n
lifetime contain half OF tho population OF N'"-
York City II IN expected that MI No''h Wv
work. will soon be able to reach University Heights
with ease by means Of the new means o' transit
,ow nro,ected The situation OF the new library
will DO unexcelied for pic,uresauen'Ss by any
library In the world. II looks westward upon inc
scen. OF the battle Of Fort WaShins'on' from ''S
,v,rsows the place where the American COMMANDER
,o., h,s ufe ia easily dlscerncd. beyond III" hn'-
son ia In view. with IN" Palisades IN w" ""'~-
.,,h. In the front In fnwood. with the new har-
lem chin Canal 90 feet below: 10 the norm -
spuyten Duyvil: the new Speedway ~ IN pam
sight and to the thousands OF Nc"-io'h'T WI"
will soon frequent that drive no building VIII Dc
mora impressive than the University Library.
The Ney.York University nrst entertainer 'he
proposal 10 remove its WORK IN arts ana s''"''
,.,a,,c ,our wears aso The plan was outlined 10
the Chanceiior's report OF that year Inc i''r"n'
sl,e was secured In the spring OF lN3 IN" "'"'
buildings were erected last summer. ana '""'sr
wo,L va. b.gun there the nrst day OF October.
1874 Seven buildings have been provided only on"
OF which the old mansion. was upon IN" Nonh''
. v..rago The Hall Of Languages and tho Have
never Laboratory are costly buildings, when be
long 10 the nnal plan. The Oh mansion mas p''h
converted into a spacious dormltory ne" gym
nashua has been built. principally OF wood Win
a .late roof: II is 100 feet long md ~ feet "ld"
I'm ono side OF 1, Is the spacious Ohio Athletic
r,,, .,a imam IN, other across tho Founders
uo.a are four lawn tennis courts tn" other huii'
inas are the Association Han. Laboratories OF
biology and geology. boiler and pow"r-ho""" win
tho engineering and physics rooms III the upper
story The complete plan OF University h'sh'
show, the entire north side OF the quadrangl" de-
,o,.d IN dormito cries, tho entr" south side 10
natural scirnccs whic tho west side comprises tho
great central building with the Hal o' Languages
on the south and the Hall OF Philosophy to tho
north The east side OF the grounds VIII remain
ma now set apart for tho gymnasium and the
student society buildings
Since at present technology ply sics biology and
geology are comparatively well provided for. the
chief effort In tho direction OF building. In add
ton 10 tho treat central building, ~ IN the
direction OF n dormory. This Will be built on the
northwest corner OF the college campus. as thf
first one OF a line OF dormores stretching east
ola pv
dormitory will be built by genera. s.oScript,on;
The Est M Su% Helen ysi NJ os
plan OF this dormiory has been prepared which
1a nHts. q, n"s Although this reiecioTy viii be
"a basement story. as seen from the campus. VIII
and viii admit OF ceiling height OF IS 70 feet
and ample pantry and kitchen accom mn .i
measure be an addition to the endowment OF the
university. while at the same time u WI Increase
of-town students The cost OF the dormitory. with
everything compleie; II estimated a, 5000" ,
broad lines While the institution Is looking forward
college snsaAnSsS %s tyanre Th c6 sns
panyng map indicates ne three points OF ms trl-
angle ,, = at Waisnson a re. %nc
Of the corporation The second Is at East Twenty,
md Loomis Laboratory. and the third Is at Inver-
sity Heights near East northumberland. eighty
The ""ysI" ssnc. courses SyTr ns @
Washington sguare. about the same number Of stu,
of medicine
whenever sufficient dormitores shall be supplied an
eauai number Of undergraduate and graduate aiu.
dents together Mt University Heights, This year the
undergraduates number over 40 ana the graduate
students about 10 49, A.. -.
Al the property OF the New. YORK University has
been richer In her professors and students than In
ever bestowed upon her at one time heretofore has
been the endowment OF the Medical College
large proportion Of the undergraduate students
the sons OF tenchers and clrrgyfner upon small
rics Present demands call for NIFTY new undergrad
| IA IA - nj
400 n year Besides these. there In wide room for
endowng profersorships especially IN the sciences
MANY noted achoars being raised mp by the uni
| yersiy The FIRST grammar and dictionary OF the
Corean language has been published by recent
The greatest authority In the Zeni language. The
| university has never failed to command for her
freaNIrers first class financial talent. without any
| salary and the same for her financial committee
| Not n dollar OF her endowment has ever been lost.