The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
WORK Of BOARD
At UNIVERSITY in | /. I !. !.
New Chairs Formed and Former.
Schools Divided and En-
larged.
TO FILL [. CHAIR O. Ec oNoMIcs.
-------- ! $500 "a. 4 e. Il
Authorize the Building Of a New
Hospital Wing and Dining
Hall
TO FILL I. CHAIR OF E oNoMIcs
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, " "a, June p. ~
The Board OF Visitors, which met in al, y
nual session yesterday morning, has adj
journed to meet on the 9TH Of + July. In
accordance with the new plans for the
Inauguration and extension OF the Unit
versity's work BY increase. IN depart
ments and necessary instructors, new
chairs were formed former schools d.,
5vided and reassigned, n and additional In
structors provided for. 5stS Ell
The chair OF pathology and prac tice OF
medicine. filled heretofore by Professor
John Stage Davis, is now divided by the
board, DR.. Davis being given the chair
of tho ractice of medicine and paedia-
tries while Or. Charles H. Bunting, OF
Johns Hopkins University, Is made pro
fessor Of pathology.
5iE In similar manner the char OF p hy-5
siology and Therapeutics, formerly filled
ny DR.. Paul Brandon Barrlnger,%i is also
divided, ri DR.. II Barring ger now being pro-
fessor$o Of ~ peutics. and Phnrmacology,
and the chair OF, Physiology being filled
by the appointment of DIR. Reid Hunt. OF
the United States Health and Marine
Hospital Service, shing ton, d. c. ,8
Owing to the resignation of Professor
Angus tus 8H.jBncklnaster, who has long
filled the chair Of gynecology,& Obstetrics
surgical diseases and bdomInal surgery,
this school is divided and ltsSvarious parts
arc now to- be taught BY; Drs. j an,es
Hamilton Browning, as professor OF the
practice Of surgery and abdominal sur
gerry Or. liam Mann Randolph Al as
professor Of gynecology and the princi-i
pies of surgery, and DR.. William Douglas
Ma con, as professor Of obst etrics. De ~
8F The last three professors, all OF whom
are elected for one year, are esta blished
physicians Of this city. and already
connected with the University, where
has held the position Of clinical instruc-E
tor in surgery; Dr.. Randolph that Of
adjunct professor Of surgery, and s Dr.
Macon the position of clinical instructor
In anaes thesia and the pra ctice Of medi-
cine. 81 gf
DR.. William A. Lambeth was elected
professor o hygiene, saE5
S$al Dr. j. Carroll Flippin was appointed
adjunct professor in clinical medicine
M. Byrnes. adjunct professor OF anat-s
5ony, and DR.. "A. w. Norford, instructor
In anatomy.
Ii Dr. Charles II. Bunting the new pro-
sfessor OF pathology, is q native of Wis
gconsln, graduate Of tho University Of
THAT State, and OF Johns Hopkins Uni
8yersty In medicine. He has assisted as
Sversity8of Pennsylvania and at Hopkins
and is at the latter institution n ow.
DR.. Reid Hunt, the new professor OF
tphysiology,$is at present connected with
E the Hygienic Laboratory Of the United
states Public Health and Marine Hos
tpltal Service, Washington, p. g, He IS
native Of Ohio. and received his educa-g
ton at Hopkins. Cornell and Bonn. Ilo
has already served as assistant In physi-5
iology at Hopkins and associate profess
sori In pharn,acology int the same In.
stitutfon.
siunct professor OF Teutonlc languages
for the ensuing session, and Dr.. liam
Harrison Faulkner was granted q years
leave of absence for study In Germany.
Fl Mr.. II n II. Lannigan, Of Providence, RI
y, was elected associate d'rector g ast'-
letcs, 55
The visitors communicated to Mr. !.
Jefferson Coolidge. OF Boston, a vote Of
thanks for his generous contribution OF
$4,000 to the Endowment Fund OF the
University. 3 x IS. 81 81
The Chair of Economics was not filed
al this sitting OF the board It will
# probably come up at the July meeting,
II can be announced on perfect authority
that no name has been discussed by the
board In connection With this professor
Slllpp t4iSI WV
Congressman John Sharp Williams wss
informally considered, does not state a.
fact. sl
The board authorized the building OF
"a hospital wing, to cost $40, ooo:ta resi-
Edence for the president, to cost $l6,000
n dining hall. at n cost Of s2l,O0o to be
located south OF West Range. II was also
decided to connect the residence buildings
at either end Of West Range into labora-
tories for the extension of this work IN
the medical department., one to be
chemical laboratory and tho other a labor
atorysof physiology.
4 The visitors arranged for the mainte-8
nance, for n period OF three years, Of an
associate professorship of Biblical his
tory ahSl.lifernture, tho instruction offered
Forest, la to OF the Calcutta Bible. Leo
stureship. Calcutta, India, was named tos
Ill the chair,
II Is amusing to hear OF Representative
Towne reading men out OF the Democratic