The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
HELEN GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS
In New York University are Vacant
Again.

superintendent A. II. Webb of the
Missouri Pacific, has received cir
cular of Information from Vice Presi.
dent G. q. Warner Of st. Louis, re-
garding applicants for the free, per.
/ petual scholarships in the New York
| University which were endowed
some years ago by Miss Helen Gould.
The scholarships become vacant this
year by the persons who received
them four years ago. The conditions
of application are stated.
70 Young Men and to Teachers
upon the line Of the Missouri Pa
cific SYSTEM
The New York University has re-
ceived the gift of two perpetual
scholarships, in memory of the late
/ Mr. Jay Gould, from his daughter,
/ Miss Helen Miller Gould, each
scholarship having an endowment OF
Sc, OOO, intended to yield $500 of yearly
| income, and to be known as follows:
/ /. The Western scholarship in the
New York University College.
/ H. The Western Scholarship in
the New York University School of
Pedagogy.
!. The income Of the ollCeeg
/ Sch olarship will be paid semi-an-
/ nually for four years, to student
residing upon the line of the Missouri
Pacific Railway system, including
the Iron Mountain Railway and
leased lnee, under the following
rules
/. The candidate shall forward
testimonials as to his character, cir
cumstances of life, and attachments,
addressed chancellor New York
University, New York City, where
upon notice OF his eligibility as a
andidate will be sent to him.
. He shall pass an entrance ex-
animation, such as prescribed in the
College catalogue which will he sent
on application.
3. Where two or more candidates
are eligible, the appointment will be
go vrened in part by the results of
the entrance examination.
4. 4 certain preference among
candidates will be shown to sons OF
persons connected with the railways
above named.
5. The scholarships may be with
drawn 10y the college faculty from the
appointee upon hls proving unfaithful
to his duties as a member of New
York University College.
6. Test imOnials for the year 1882
1900 shall be forwarded August l, and
the entrance examination taken the
following week. These examinations
will be appointed at some point upon
the railway system convenient to
candidates.
IL. The income OF the school of
Pedagogy Scholarship will be paid
semi-annually, for one or two years,
to teacher, either man or woman,
residing upon the line of the railways
above named, under the following
rules:
!. TIE candidate shall forward
testimonials addressed to 1.-The Chan
cellor OF New York University, New
York city" showing (a) character,
(b) circumstances of life, (c) attain
mente in scholarship, (d) succese in
teaching. Also any printed produc-
ton that may have been written by
candidate. These should reach New
York by August /.
.. Certain preference in the ap.
pointment will be shown such as are
children of persons connected with
the railways above named.
3. When candidates seem equally
deserving of appointment, the Uni
versity will govern its award, in
part, by the result of special inquiries
which it may maze concerning the
ability of candidates to pursue, prof.
itaUle, the advanced courses 10 Peda.
gogy.
4. The Faculty of Pedagogy, with
the Chancellor, may withdraw an APP
pointment upon the appointee prov
ing seriously unfaithful to the duties
of a student Of the University School
of Pedagogy.
For further particulars address
Chancellor's Office, New York Uui-
versity, New York City.
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