New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
HARVARD.

c,hridse Mass March 1.-the matter OF Oo'
loco taxation has taken more ldN"'" a.,
roth the bills for the taxation OF p'oP,'H 80
oo,ional institutions passed their hh"I "'''''s
Gro tho Committee on Taxation ana "cI' W.
,,orobiv 70 the Legislature last NeoneSu"''
un'"' ..,, hat the reports will be accepted IKE
, ~. tho Senate In this case both ohS WI"
~ Lulod Had the first bill passed al prop'''S
of the university excepting the ou""'"H9 ,
grounds used for educational purposes -. -
fallen IN the category with all other I''i'' 80
,t,n commonwealth and would hav" been supJe',
20 state county and city taxation Hao 'ho ',,1
IAN ,oor roseed the portions thus exempted "'u'N
ha,o fallen under the county and city t"Na''on
!, orsu,er IN some previous correspondence VIC
president Of the Harvard Republican ''"' "'
ceived a telegram from General Ne'soh ~ 80
stating that he will give an aa'TesS ", -,
on the 22d Of the month A''o @N
in Sanders Theatre. 80
4, ,ha recent meeting OF the overseers. IT was
voted 70 concur with the fellows and president III
tho election Of the following men TO proieS'oi
,n the university: William Motifs p"N'N'
Stureis Hooper professor Of geology hoo''' -
Jackson to be assistant professor " i"'N -,
for FIVE years from September j. Jehs iFoiso"
wes,aneard. 10 be assistant professor or law Io'
five wears from September !. ana Jay h"'N'' '
worth to be instructor IN geology ,us,,,,
U,rL ON the alterations in the Rotch BulI""S
has gone on rapidly during the "'eN' i"'
1 furnace
INTO oneration and worked successiuuy' no,
ioycing cross sections Of the mines h va lo"o
,,,iyrp districts Of the country have been nuns P
g. tha lecture room. Several new SprcH,HS ~ w."
| Tho south have been received latelH am" WIN ID"
NM M i'm the lecture-room ,. ,,o,,orio II
From an examination OF the Draper iloi., r, 20
io,,"nrarbs Mrs Fleming lately appointed curator
~ nhotogrf.rbs AT the observatory hr~ ,r,
new star IN the const citation of Sdsll' u9 r,
discovery was made through piate lah'l c ~ "a
1S4S Although stars faint as the ~ tt'L.1'r
! ,o.cnit,td. appear on some Ot the plates, lNl9 -
/ VS. loo (ajni to appear on eighty ph"l"S' ann
| lion hctween October *. lSsN. ana pc.p"'l ~
800 Much importance IS atiache9 10 .n' g., 'll
4 livery Of This new star. only fourteen ih IL"
/ have been discovered since l''-. , ,t.,o. ~ NJ
The Classical Reaction was tho SunlrCt ~, 90
Rode seventh lecture. which WAS gwen I"St 80
Az aft.ruOon The last lecture was fIluay ar
| - in sanders Theatre and the SUBJECT W.
| Contemporary Dramatic Poetry Er"i,o "o 'he
| .,.ra. a reception was given to NJ. kgd AZ NE
Eia i1o,1eo Radcliffe college. last THURSDAY
evening II was largely attended ~ S'uuc.n.S H.. y"
hoth colleges Baron Won liolebch If IT, ,,,.t.
Amba ssador 10 this country, was alonS ~ sirri
During the evening r. l.. Ioguei ~ nv ~ d.
dent ~ the cerce. presented VI. kod "a MEGA! !"
token OF the ccrcles appreciation "i HIS ''''
here. root,al iu ia,
tIdiis street Theatre the 2l~t or ms i'ipii'l
/ fnr Inc benefit OF the Tuskcgee institute IN ~
| H. lev months that the Pcrian society mas De-
,,nder the direction of the Musical Commute o.
nc Eacuty Of Arts and Sciences u mas InIn' ~
advances not only in rs general 3rGamzh,G1n ,. un
-, lie technical execution. While the Musical .oin
,,ntttee has been the chief agency IN THIS lmpi.D
ment no little part Is due 10 the services % ~
strl,he of the Boston symphony OrchcslIa w ~
| has done active work with the members 'H'o"N''0'
the winter.