New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

Professor H. T. Fernad, Phi D., State College,
Pennsylvania.
The course in elementary zoology Is primarily
teachers course and consists of daily lectures upon
the chief types OF animals and laboratory Work
upon the types studied 1t is Intended for teachers
who desire a sufficient training TO enable thein
properly to conduct geological in the schools
No preliminary training Is required for this cass'
which will be under the charge OF Professor H. o.
Pratt Phi. D., Haverford College. HaVerlord' feHH''
In cryptogamic botany course Of lectures VIII
be given on special morphology confined largely TO
the cryptogams with daily laboratory and field
work covering as large a number OF illustrated
forms Is consistent with thoroughness IL Is
intended to give students practical acquaintance
with the most important groups of the cryp'ogans
and their relationships. Botanical Work IN other
lines can be arranged TO suit individual needs and
assistance may be obtained of the instructor. d. s.
Johnson Phi. d. Of Johns Hopkins University.
In bacteriology the includes series OF
fifteen lectures upon the history of bacteriology.
accompanied by laboratory work upon bacterlo-
logical methods, such culture making, isola-
ton and characterization OF species. staining study
of water bacteria, and forth. This course Is
especially designed for medical students and others
who wish a general knowledge OF this important
subject. Professor Herbert W. Conn. Phi d., Wes-
leyan University, will have charge Of this depart
ment.
In addition to these. W. H. C. Pynchon Trinity
photography. Besides the regular courses. special
instruction will be given In microscopic methods.
section cutting, mounting. and also In methods OK
photography. The laboratory has several private
rooms. designed for persons engaged in original re-
search. All possible facilities for such work are
provided. Collecting apparatus. aquaria, both for
fresh and salt water. microscopic apparatus
reagents and so forth are provided by tho labora-
tory Cold Spring, Harbor is well adapted FOR re-
search OF certain kinds especially for studies upon
brackish-water types course OF popular evening
lectures will be given to the members OF the abora
tory and the friends Of the school These lectures
Will be by the members OF the Board OF 1nsruc-
ton, and by visitors from various educational IN
stitutions All evening lectures will be or popu-
lar character, and illustrated by lantern views.
The laboratory has several buildings. THIS
large building Will accommodate about sixty stu
dents and contains the lecture hail. used for both
class lectures and public lectures and furnished
with an oxyhydrogen lantern. In the basement OF
this building Is dark room for Photographic pur-
poses. equipped with cameras and apparatus for
ordinary photography. microscopic photography and
Lantern: slide making. There are also two dormi-
tories for students. one OF them assigned to men
and the other to women. The laboratory is also
furnished with boats collecting apparatus. bacter
illogical apparatus, books and all small apparatus
needed for carrying laboratory work. The
laboratory has also the advantages and appliances
OF the neighborng hatchery OF the New-York Fish
Commission.