The times., 1897-07-31
COLLEGE STAFF REVISED
President Richards, of George
town, Announces Changes.
PRESENT RECTOR TO REMAIN
Rev. Father Conway, of Gonzaga, To
Become Vice President of the
Ennis Father Gorman, of Fred
erick, Prefect OF Discipline.

The new faculty OF Georgetown UniFer-
sity will lie announced this morning. The
prospective change at this ancient in
stitution have been the subject OF many
con lectures, some OF which have been
correct.
The changes, as explained In The Times
yesterday, are made at the feast Of st.
Ignatins Loyola, he being the founder of
the order OF whose learning ana prayers
and ene erprise the Georgetown College has
been The chief exponent liz America.
A large part Of theinterest in the revision
of the faculty has centered naturally in the
future of the learned rector of the uniyer-
sity, Or. j Haven Richards. DR.. Richards
has already served The college as president
for nine years, anu has in that capacity
Illus rated the piety ana scholarship Of
the Jesuts ia very high degree.
/ 1t has been stated that he might be
one of those who, in obedience to the
orders of the provincial, would have TO
"go.'' as the expressive phrase has it
ii was learned, however. last night that
there is no immediate prospect of a change
IN the presidency OF the university DR..
I Richards passed his first term as presi-
! dent in full accord in all things with
the Institution and the order, and the
/ same was true of his second and third
terms He may, however, be assigned
to another post within d year, or within
a mouth. No one knows.
1 President Richards gave out last night
a statement of the changes in the staff
and faculty.
Those wao are going and their destina-
tions are as follows:
I Dr,- KpsWfaru Rratt rpin5ctnF To he
vice president at st. Joseph's College, Phil
adelphia-
Rev. Edward McTammany, treasurer to
st. Johns College, Fordham.
Rev. W ] Ennis, vice president, win go
! to France to make his third year of proba-
ton, prepat atory to his final vows.
/ Rev. James B. Becker, TO st. Peters Col
/ lege, Jersey City.
Rev. William J. RiCliley. TO st. Aloysius'
| Church, Leonardtown, Nd.
Mr.. John T. Conweil, 10 Woodstock Col
lege, Maryland, to enter upon his theological
studies.
Mr.. John B. Farrell, to Woodstock to con
tinue his philosophical studies
Those who are coming dnd the positions
they are 70 fill are as fellows:
Rev. JOHN a. Conway from Gonzaga Col
| Iege to be vice president.
Rev Jerome Daugherty from Woodstock
College, minister and professor OF mathe-
mates.
Rev. Jos. A. German from Frederick,
Nd, project Of discipline.
Rev. Eugene L. Ryan from Woodstock,
prefect OF discipline of junior students.
Mr. Walter Drum from Boston College and
MessTs. ]. b. Creeden and w. J. D. Kean
from Woodstock.
The positions OF the last-naraed gentle
| men Will be announced to-day.
The observatory remains. under the d.
rection OF Rev. John G.. Hagen, assisted
by Rev. John t. Hedrick and Mr.. Esch.
Rev. Francis BaTnum, who, for the past
six years, has been a missionary to the
Indians in Alaska. is expected TO return
and viii occupy the position of librarian.
The remaining positions in the college
department. viii be filled as last year.
One OF the most important accessions is
Rev. william Doherty. who comes from
| Canada, where he has been engaged in
| giving missions. Father Doherty will be
an addition TO the department of philoso-
ply In the graduate school. He Is a man
OF great ability and learning. The depart
uent OF philosophy will then possess three
full professors, Rev. e. 1. Dewitt, Rev. A.
Brucker and Rev. William Doherty
Rev. Henry j sbandelIe remains dean Of
the graduate school and professor of
philology and early English.