New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-31

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HARVARD.
cambridge. Mass, May 9o.-The famous Gray
collection OF engravings which was bequea'heu y.
Harvard thirty years ago by Francis Galley cray
OF the class of 1902 will be placed at once III W.
Fopp Art Museum OF Harvard. In 1876 IT was tent
70 the Boston Art Museum, where 1t mas shce 'e
NAMED The reason for this was that thele We
no safe place in Cambridge for keeping IT.
loans were made seven years at time anu III"
third loan expired to-day. The intrinsic '"'"o
this cannot be oyerestimated. There are aoo','
twenty thousand engravings in all, and as muc"
as 81 600 has been paid for a single print 1he co'
lection includes engravings by Albrecht Dnrer anu
Rembrandt and many engraved portra'''
originals by Titan Rubens, Raphael ana van
Dyck. There specimens OF the WORN u '"'
earlest-known German and italian engravers'
The Peabody Museum has also received some
yoluobIe additions TO its archaeological collections
in the last month. George w Hammond OF hos
tom has given the whole Of his private tberna
from ali parts Of the globe Ii includes large num-
bers Of stone implements from the European ,oDsdo
tries and many interesting relics or the III nvar
cf-dweers, as well specimens from an t Over
the United States IT was unders,oOa desired lna for
the museum. Those not cared LOT shouio 81 ~
Professor ]. D. Whitney has bequeathed the IA,
NOUS Calaveras skull which was found sO n,orna
in the aIrferous oc In connec
ton with the antiquity Of man on the paSac estate
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manuscript on native agare paper aa and text are
3 tbe Work of the native Interpreter scribe ot
cally employed by the spanards 10 Draw up re-
ferring to the appointment OF an acalde to GER
tain village and determnate boundaries % or.
ch onS 81 ne tePature IS the work e G. vii
ioughby entitled IAN Analysis OF the Decor pnis
terry had no significance Scientific invesgat9n
motives were Of symbolic origin and closely asso,
clated with the religious beliefs and ceremonies u
The annual vaudeville performance Of the Cerc ie
Francois was given early TINS n Wee he Bobemian
orchestra followed F. Rggs sm and ra We a ae
eiever @onoosas in french showing bis SKIN in
Ts%sh By McG as X aa G6sE
Coquen by E. L. Dudley and personifeation Of
M In addition to the new courses previously an.
nounced the following are open to students LoI
1Sg1-'9S: Egyptian. language,
life: Greek the elements OF modern Greek class.
icai philosophy. literary criticism IN antiquity;
classical philosophy CAESARS Gallo war; classical
philosophy. the mythology and monuments Of an
Gent Corinth classical philosophy painting IN nan an
century: French. the rise and growth OF cassicism
in French literature Russian. literature OF the nine
tCenth century; Polish grammar, reading ana cou-
position: history American diplomacy; history
Geographical discoveries In North America; history,
Elements of Latin photography. two haf-courses IN
experimental psychology; music. chamber music OF
Beethoven: engineering. stereOtomy. shadcs, ana
shadows: engineering elementary states. zoology.
fossil invertebrates: in the department OF American
archaeology and ethnology. somatology ana ao-
vanced somatology.