New-York tribune., 1900-04-17
HALL OF FAME JUDGES.
ACCEPTANCEs ALREADY RECEIVED
FROM FORTY-SEvE OF THE MEN
INVITED TO ACT.

iNfil ED III ACl-
Forty-seven of the judges OF the fttest names for
porpetuation in the New-York University Hall OF
Fame have sent their acceptances 10 Chancellor
as follows:
President JAMES ANGE1 Uniye5sy q Men,ssn esasssy
college MPs ALICE r. fNiMh"' e' p'''''"' o'
PTovGs' PF JAMES mhhsTER D@ese Institute
Dr. HENRY WADE ROGERS. Northwestern uni-
DE- c. r TiIwING Western Reserve University.
Dr. ". $: CHAPLIN. Washington University ST.
Dr. HENRY MORTON Stevens Institute Hoboken
sSsn, ARTHrR RT HADLbr d1nmSIs ys SnivsEs' nJsry
Regents Of the Tniyersity Of the state Of New York
President W. J. TUCKER. Dartmouth college Hanover
Dr E. A. ALDERMAN. University of North Carolina
Dr. j. ii. T. MCPHERSON. University OF Georgia
Dr. RICHARD II. DAsNEY University OF Virginia
Dr. J. r. KIRKLANp. Vanderbilt University Nash
''I' PTesdent WILLIAM DE W. HYDE Bo~doln College
pr c ARfr,s NJ ANDREWS Bryn Mawr College
ST5n Dr TSRs FRANK W BLACKMAR. University OF Kansas
nrTpy = ROI-RNE western Reserve University
Dr EDWARD CiIANNING. Harvard University Cam
'r9se bog FTREDER1CK NJ FLING. University Of Nebraska
iAhron be- RtRRE A H1NsDN.E University Of Michigan
pr r JAMESON. Brown tH'Nfi~l'S'
HARRY !Bf1x Dyssy DysTsy Of Of mcSsSn shriGss
Dr DAVID s sCHAFF. Lane Theological seminary
o'TG,"nTT pr TfoM%s J. DHAHAN catholic University Of
AfF roRaE F. SWAIN Institute Of Tech
n'I%5 RoRERT H%r'P SHEPARD Northwestern University
f'isJ1f1P FT p PsIsrt d. cI.rvE1.AND,
e,r'eToIT TfaIR MKEIwAY Editor Of The Brooklyn
Pf6fessor WILLIAM sloane Columbia University
DR. Pi1T1fP v MYERS University Ct cincinnati On
DT 'McsE colt TyIER S CST7ra Td, EP'teF'y 3ts
nr r' n4RDFN P, BOVINE. Boston rnivers''y Boston
M41S he p.v r- JAMES H.CKIFyy y,,2.rs,I %sy York
p; h!rPT =, 2 arTr TA%T' S4rTsaS H1T3sTa 0''s'S'
d. A1n F,vt,PTTp ~ ,ikrE- -,,arfford COM
THApI.I I1 .I'prRT SHAW. Review of Reviews Ne"
fG,S CEt Justice MELVILLE w. FULLER Of the 'n''sa
states SrrTer1e Court .., 49,
Tho Judges are selected in accordance with the
three following rules;
r,,s+ rbov are arportioned TO the folowips four
Glasses Of citzens in nearly equaI mn edm
possible; uniyeTs'H o hstoTv and scientsts pub
c;sts EDITORS and authors. ana d"dseS VI cup
's ffe Of the states is Pelghsa Inc Es
II br the s named the Chief Justice of the
srf - yfyeG mrT Citizens R born in America nyted
~ act as iiidaes No one connected with New
York University Is invited.
The presence of only name under the mead
N1,cCracken Yesterday. IT seems that the letters
10 the Judges were sent out until SATURDAY anu
thAra has not been time enough yet to get word
from them. . 49,.
..rrhrs far" said Dr. MacCracken. "on'E 'hIee
dac1nattons have been received from those VINO
were invited to act as judges. Two OF these were
on account of Ill health and one only on ACCOUNT
of pressure of business.
MANY people interested in the matter we nave
T., hand evidently are under the impression that
president Eliot of Harvard is the president OF the
Judges President Eliot the first one TO ac-
cent appontnent as a judge, but he Is not the
,rasdent and ii Is causing him unnecessary Iaoor
r. answer inuuries with reference to the nan OF
Foue such inquiries should De sent to tHe
1hancellor of the New-York University.
"a number OF professors In Harvard University
hav Is suggesting an alnehqiheHt " Ino
in that men living In TINS couil-
try when the Constitution was aGoRteu may ~ U
nj would not be a GOOD ainenu-
ment were 1t not for the fact that as suseeSlOl
II comes little late. Various newspapers nave
offered prizes for the best lists or names TOT lIe
qIu ~ Fame and they have started these COM
uetiti0ns i'm accordance with the original
To make any change now might be an lnJus'iCr
and therefore 1t has been decided to adhere 10 the
original stpulattons. $500, -, NJ, o5
the voting will be conducted by correspondents
after that DR. MacCracken said he thought that
NOT more than thirty of the NIFTY names LOT Jne
nm Of Fame would be selected this year lie
links that from five hundred to one Thousand
names will be transraitted to the Judges by the
Senate of the University after they have been re-
ceived from different sources. The names Sesl 70
the Judges by the Senate of the University VIII
haIe no bea ring on the choice of the judges. Only
the eligibility of such names will be noted by the
Senate.