New-York tribune., 1899-04-17
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Pbuaaelnhis April 1.-THE university has now
erdowmcnts which amount TO $l5o.ooo inciuoing an
appropriation OF 1000 from tho State for the con-
struction OF a hospital for dogs. besides setuhs
the land on which Its buildings will stand without
cost There are twelve free scholarships In '"'
gift of the Governor Of the State.
The new Board OF Editors OF Tho REQ ana
Blue" was elected Monday. and Is as foho"s'
John s. Conway, senior editor; ID. NJ karcher'
Junior editor: Ralph N Kellam. business manAse''
and Samuel II. Cregar. assistant manager.
Dr. Morris Jastrow, Junior librarian OF the uni
versity has returned from the meeting OF 'he
American Oriental Society. in Boston. last "eeA
The invitation Of Provost Harrison 10 ho'o inc ne
next meeting OF the society in this city on Ap',
49, 20 and 81 of next year was accepted Inc io
lowing committee has been appointed 10 maze prep @
aratiors: DR.. Morris Jastrow, pr. Iaico" VIII
iams and DR.. II. Clay Turnbu
An illustrated lecturo The Race Problem IN
the South was delivered by William Z. Benson, OF
Washington at the meeting OF the Christian AS
sociation on Wednesday evening.
At meeting OF the trustees Of the university
held Thursday the following appointments and re-
ar pointments were made TO felowships and schol-
arships in the Department of Philosophy: victor
William Dppel to a senior fellowship In Semitics;
Herbert Eugene Bolton. to a senior Fellowship IN
American history; Cornelius William Prettyman. 10
a senior fellowship In Germanic languages; EDWARD
Sherwood Meade. to a senior fellowship in econom-
fellowship in European history. The following fel-
lows were reapponted: William Henry Allen tChi-
oego go, 10 the Harrison fellowship In pohucai
science: Hartley Burr Alexander (Universlty Oh
Nebraska. go. to the Harrison fellowship In phii-
osophy; Barclay White Bradley philadelphia, 9o'
TO the Harrison fellowship In classical languages'
Miss Roxana Haywood Vivian Welesey. sD' 10
the alumnae fellowship in mathematics; Miss caro-
line Colvin Gndana 'sS. to a Bennett fellowship
in European history: Orlando Fauikiano Lewis
Crufts College, 's0, and Clauoe Halstead van
Tyne University of Michigan 96), to the Hafrisoi'
fellowships in Germanic languages and in Ameri-
history, respectively.
New appointments to the Harrison 1eno"shps
we're made as follows: Walker Moore Levitt Penn-
sylvana sg. a graduate student. TO the felio"snip
in Semitic languages Daniel Ernest MartelI 10 & tne
Dss"t HaDey to the fellowship in English Ulysses sher-
man Hanna Indiana 80. instructor IN nli'f,J fni
lowship in mathematics and astronomy; Ira Ben, n
nett McNeal Dickinson. 9O. 10 the It IeIomsnp ~ a.,
Toroste s to the Harrison feowship in Euro, D
history Frederick A6Ss osveanS n
Thomas Maynard Taylor obern 80: to ,rahsr the aar
rson fellowship in chemistry Henry nSela SnSeahgr fel
Three Of the ve fellowshpsatlarge on the Ha1 Hsar
rison foundation assigned for the coming year
TO American history, to zoology and to EngnSn, ,a
The following we5e @ @soe to Se
ship in American history John Raymond dd,r Mnrlln
(Ohio Wesleyan 80. 10 the leHOwsHiP ~ @oo,Tey
Morris William Croil CHavard. '95). to the fellow
ship In English. ,,, fo,
lowshp was assigned for the year lSss.lsT 10 10
American history; Moore fellowships to soeioogy
and to Zoology and Pepper fellowship to ehemis miss
trv Appointrnents were made as follows; MISS
Lolabel House University Of Nashville. s3; Uni
versity Of Chicago sS), to the fellowship IN Amer
can history: Miss Emily Fogg university OF Shl-
cago go to the fellowship I'm sociology; MISS car ar
one Burling Thompson C'ennsylvania- 'ssl. to the
fellowship in zoology; Miss Margaret Baxter Mac
Donald Mount Holyoke. 80. TO the Fellowship III
chemistry .sos nc fouovs.
In English. to Edward Mitchell Spencer GWesleyan
University 's9; in German to Joel ~ hatnewas Georss
ward Rockwell B. s. (Buchtel 1899, graduate
student Pennsylvania, 1859 x,. w..
Informal addresses were made BY Provost Hap
Haverford. Harvard Yale, College Of the City or
New-York Brown and Columbia, at the annual re. re-
ception on Thursday night of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society The reception for the newly elected
members of the society and those students VINO
have taken prizes and honors or who nave otner t T.
wise distinguished themselves in scholastic work IN
the last year. . ,-sosao,, o,or-
ing at the lecture OF NJ. Edouard Rod. on "Cyrano
de Bergerac."