The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-16
F ACULTY HOLDS
LAST MEETING
Instructors for the Coming Year at
the College.
PLANS FOR SUMMER WORK.
Hamilton Wright Nlaybcc, Associate
Editor of the Outlook, TO Lecture
on Literary Criticisms-To
Rcnovate Buildings.

The final faculty meeting of Richmond
College was held yesterday afternoon, DR..
f. w. Boatwright presiding. The fol-
lowing instructors will compose the facul-
~ during the coming academic year:
Frederick w. Boatwright, president;
Charles H. Winston, NJ A, LII D., pro-
fessor of physics; William D. Thomas
NJ a, D. D., professor OF James 1hoHlas'
Jr., school Of philosophy; John Pollard,
A. NJ, D. D, professor OF Engi,sn
language: Frederick w. cartwright, M
A, LII. D., professor OF modern Ian
guagcs; Roger Gregory, B. L., LII. D..
T. c. Williams professor of law; Robert
Edwin Gaines, NJ. A, professor OF matn-
ematics; Joseph Rufus Hunter. NJ A.,
Phi D., pr ofessor of chemistry and Seol-
ogy; Samuel c. Mitchell, NJ A, professor
Of Latin language and literature: Robert
J. kellogg, PHI. D., professor OF Greek
language and literature: John 3. Minor,
B. L., professor of criminal law and evil
dence; Ernest NJ. Long, LL. b, professor
of law; ]. A. C. Chandler. NJ. A. Phi. D.,
acting professor of history and literature.
The instructors chosen are II. A. Tup-
per. D. D., English Bible, and +. j.
Becker, Phi. B.. (Johns Hopkins), French
and German. Mr.. Becker succeeds Z. r
Woods, Phi. d. Successors to H. l.. Wat
son, B. A. instructor in expression, ana
w Goodwin Williams. B. L., Instructor
in physical culture, who will accept a
similar position at the University of Wis
consin have not yet been chosen. IL
is, however, altogether probable that L..
r. Hamloerln, B. A., a graduate and
former teacher of Richmond College, viii
he selected the successor OF Professor
Watson Mr.. Hamberlin resigned after
a service of two years at Richmond Col
lege to accept a professorship at the Uni
versity of Texas, where he has been for
tie past seven years. Professor liam
berlin recently took a course at Harvard
Dr. John Pollard was reelected secre-
tary of the faculty.
The lecturer for the year of 1901 will be
Hamilton Wright Maybee, the associate
editor of tise Outlook, who will deliver
g course of four lectures on Literary
Criticism"
{ SUMMER WORK.
The members of the faculty will spend
the summer months in various sections.
Dr. Winston will lecture at the State
Summer Normal School at Lexington. and
DR. Chandler will after delivering the
alumni address at William and Mary.
lecture at the Virginia Summer School
of Methods. Or. Kellogg will teach French
and German at the CARMEL Summer
School. Prof. Frank w. Duke, acting Pro
fessor of Mathematics. mas accepted
similar position at Hollins' Institute.
tGeSlueEC bOdtWtlS llt VIII NiS4t tlle val
Gus district associations in the interests
of the schools
The complete renovation Of the college
buildings will be finished before the open
ing Of the school.
The college calendar for the session of
1s00-19O1 is as follows:
19O0-Thursday, September GOTH opening
of the session.
l9ol-Tuesday, February 5th. beginning
of second lalf-session: Tuesday February
5th. semi-Gnnual meeting of the trustees:
Sunday. June 9th. commencement sermon;
Monday. June 10TH celebration OF literary
societies; Tuesday, June 11th exercises Of
class Of 1900: Wednesday, June 18th, an
nual meeting of the trustees; Thursday,
June 18TH closing exercises.
The new catalogue is expected to be out
July LIST next.