The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-08
REPORT on JOHNS HOPKINS
Or. Gilman Describes the Univcr-
sity's Condition.

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"l N'oIoIn' upon 90" ana ihal OF Doctor
ter OF century u."t the university mas
been I'D existence me J''"' enrolment mas
been +.a,9. 1861 being from this state IN
cNaiHE LIS iTon htiJim'II. IN, .'7l
degrees We're conferred I'D N'N- ana since
That time ''' students nave won inc h','-
caiaureate degree. "'' have attained me
degree OF Doctor OF fhi.'s'pny. ana -''
have received that OF Doctor Oh MsHlel"'-
The proposed change ~ site of the UNI
versity is dealt with al .ength- II VIII DE
remembered that N'.-ian NEmah'
promin, nj citizen OF Ba t,@Iore, offered 10
the university as a permanent SITE
large part-over Sky acr,s-ot the ONE
stead estate. on 'h.'rirS street rNtt2 Hte-
the most important condition of the 'fltr
being that an additional endowment OF
H.o.'."'" be secured. William heSStr sup
plsms nted Air Nyman s generous pr'p'-
sluon by Offering 10 give >-pJ05-oue-
Gfth of the amount needed. Francis NJ
Jcucks offered &C. increase the tract by
an additional Nv suty-hye acres Other
adjoining properties were offered 10y three
gentlemen whose names were withheld
making the entire lot offered I16 acres.
with most desirable surroundings An ef-
fort was made 90 raise the necessary
amount by contributions Of various
mounts md while sz,-s-11 liberal 10
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9po-iS'N "''e -ll''' ti-v >l-''''l'' "'N'l ''
could not De secured Another attempt
to raise the funds Will DE made in the
,,a,r rrrtr,rr
me ieiauoh7 OF lAe uhiF'TSlty 10 'ne
South are touched upon by the rcproduc-
ton Of paper recently contributed 10 a
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~ i"IN VEN '-P'i ~ ~ -
balIaSh' Eoil "-l,A llle ''-i""i"s S'dN--
ont of a total Of s65 advanced students
enrolled during The mast wear 90 were
80 -'- -. 81, 80 80
from IN" 9'-lH- Inc S'-lS Oh llt Sou1H
enjoy the benefits of - scholarships out
Of a total Of % and compete on equal
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l-i-o ~ M ',-l-' - anu l.-
lel'u" sIli-s- NeaILS -' l"IllsI 'u'leil1s
OF the university are now teaching in the
South distributed among O. institutions
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Inc success OF 'he iHsu'cal Seho'l mas
bcen IN keeping with the Oiher depart
ments- The enrolment for the past year
y-4s gat all oo1fae.a a-r4Er4atez .Ty-a T,ar-f-
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Il'le ASS"yle1'"" I"t tHe LioI4olioH Oh
ElFeislty Educdton or women has pre-
scented $50 for a fellowship in the medical
school for tbs cor,i,f, .,c..,5,,,ig -,
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MSS ii ,-lNS II Se-DilI' d 3 o'4o~l's 'l 'iie
cIass OF l5V. mas Deeu selected by the
, among ihe most noteworthy donations
30 the library during the year are hand
/ spmely Dounu copy OF the works Of Fred-
crlck the Great, published by the Prus-
| sian GoTernmeHt under tn auspices OF
lhr Royal 1t1ueIlI OF SClr.-reS OF Berlin
MS was presented 10 the university by
the Emperor OF Germany through the
German Ambassador, Baron Won Hole
beL-
The late Prof H. =. Adams bequeathed
20 the library his private library. iuclud-
ing books, pamphlets and pictures
J. y Dosal, the Mexican Consul in Bal
llIuoIt- presented lNe quarlp volumes
pertaining 10 the history OF Mexico.
plhti important WORKS nave been Sc
| cured through the generosity Of William
| heyser, Jesse Tyson, and George A Won
| Linsen-
The cJAyciiOn OF antiquities has been
greatly augmented Dy The presentation
/ or a valuable collection Of IHtagllus and
EgmS from the island OF cyprus, the Elft
! OF h'olofe AtifDurB- ana nF "A collection
OF JtMlS teIvH4"Hlal OBJECTS from Henry
SpHltb'ih- StttIal Egyptian papyU from
the Town 81 DNyrLyhSuS Wer" presented
I DL the icy pI ENpi 'ral'on una
me regular serial .-DIcaJlOns were is
su'o H1tlnB the year, and the usual
course OF publc lectures Tor teachers was
sven Win married success during the
"illsI-
= i.'lFt from III LitAIE T. hurd, SUI
psiil-'' l.Ie-- OF lur johns h"phluS Hos
Ptt','' v'SliI'lIiE Snt WORK OF the Cominls-
a'.l ot LgrI Hltul,al men from lne uni
l.i't1 VIZ Wy 9'At 10 the lppllts
IN 1Tf 1870 ulss's,s-' Is Pu9Ilsheo IN