Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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4 '3'1. ELGIN R- L. GOULD, PH. D., Statistician ofthe U. S. Department of Labor. Twenty-tive lectures on Slaiisizks. JAMES SCHOULER, LL- D-, of lioston. Qlsecturer in the Boston University, and Author of History of the United States under the Constitutionfj Twenty-five lectures on Sfafc C0lISf1.fI!fi0ll5 and Sfale? C'01zs!z'iuz'i0mzZ hhlriary. Pizor. VVOODRONV VVILsoN, Im. D., LL. D., ef Princetgn Cgllege, T wenty-five lectures on C0llQd7'dflLZ'6 Poliiics and Azimz'nz'5z'1'rzli0n. HON- VVILLIAM T- HARRIS, LL- D-r U. S. Commissioner of Education. Ten lectures on the fhlrfoljf of Edzmziizm. Medz'cz'fze. JOHN S. BILLINGS, M. D., LL. D., Surgeon, U. s. Army, and Librarian ofthe Surgeon-General's Ofhce. Physics Qfor Sfudemfs qt' Jlledifinej. HARRX' FIELDING REID, PH. D., Professor of Physics, Case School of Applied Science. EI893-94.1 VVILLIAM A. BLISS, Pri. D., Instructor fpro !em.j in Physics, Woman's College of Baltimore. fl8Q4-95.1 Malhemalz'cs and Asironongf. ALEXANDER S. CHESSIN, PH. D. Sysiemaizk Bofany. BOLLING W. BARTON, M. D. Reader in Political Science. WESTEL NV. WILLOUGHBV, I-rr. D., of NVasl'xington, D. C. Ten lectures on the Throfy oflhe Siaie. Unz'vc1fsz'zfv Lccimfer on Palaeograplzy. PROF. RENDEL HARRIS, A. M., University of Cambridge, England. Two lectures: A journey fo flu' CUIZUCII! of Sl. A,!lfhEl'l'7Z6 011 Illozmi Sz'mzz. The .Wrw Syrian Co.rpr'lsj7'ouz Zllomzl Sinai. X 24

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HERBERT G. GEER, M. E., Insirurfor in flleclzanical Engz'1zeerz'ng. M. E., Cornell University, 1893. 411 E. Twentieth St. J. ELLIOTT GII.PIN, PH. D., Insirzzcfar in Che'nzz's!ry. 341 Dolphin St. A. R., Johns Hopkins University, 1889, and Ph. D., 1892. J. vVIl.I.IAMS LORD, M. D., fnsirucfor in A7Zdf0llU'. A A. B., Johns Hopkins University, 1884, M. D., University of Pennsylvania 1337- 825 N. Arlington Ave THOMAS B. ALDRICH, PH, D., Assz'sfa7zt in Plzysiolqgiral Ckcmislry. l'h. D., University of Jena, 1891, and Assistant i11 Chemistry, 1891-92. 212 S. Patterson Park Ave J. HASCOM CRENSHAYV, PH. D., fzzstrudor in Physifaf Tmz'nz'1zg. A. M., Randolph Macon College, 1881, Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University 1393- Gymnasium M1-:1.v1N BRANDOVV, A. B., Assisiam' Lz'b1'arz'an. 906 McCulloh St A. B., Rutgers College, 1888, Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, 1892-93. JACOB H. HOLLANDER, PH. D., Ass1'sz'a2zz'z'n Economics. 212 N. Carey St A. li., Johns Hopkins University, 1891, Fellow, 1893-94, and Ph. D., 1894. EDWARD B. lNIA'l'HEXYS, PH. D., bzsirzzcior in flhzzeralogjf. A. Ii, Colby University, ISQIQ Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, 1893-94 :md Ph. D., 1894. 924 VV. North Ave C. CARROLL MARDEN, PH. D., bzsirzzcior in Romemcc I,a2rg'mzges. A. li., Johns Hopkins University, 1889, and Ph. D., 1894, Instructor, Univer- sity ofMichigan, 1890-91. 1218 W, Lexington Sr EDWIN S. FAUST, PH. D., Asszkfauf in Plzy.vz'o!0gz'mZ C7ze'mz'sz'1jf. A. IS., JOh11s Hopkins University, 1890, Ph. D., University of Munich, 1893. 1425 W. l.O1nbz1rcl St FONGER DEHAAN, Assisfani in Romzmfe Lafzguqgfcs. 929 McCulloh St. Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, 1894. IZCUIYCPS before Dlff6I'6I1t E6IJ8I'tl11CI'lt5 of the mUfVZP5lfQ. fhkiory and Polifirs. PROF. JOHN B. CLARK, PH. D., of Amherst College. Twenty-five lectures on the kelrzfion of fhf Slfafff io bldlfsfry. 23 Q' r ' ffl Yegpf . v 5 51-1

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Enboweb lectureebipe. 34 'Gurnbull 9Lecturer. PROF. GEORGE ADAMS SMITH, I.9ZiZ'67'Sf4j! qf Gfasgow. Subject, . . . Hebrew Poetry. CThese Lectures will not be delivered until Spring of 1896.5 iLevering lecturer. PROF. VVILLIAM MITCHELL RAMSAY, I QlZ.Z'L'7'57'4j! Qf z1bl7l Cl!6'f37Z. Subject, . . . journeys of St. Paul. Donovan lccturer. PROF. CALEB T. VVINCHESTER, A. M., WTSXQVZZIZ I ?zz've1'5z'zjf, Cowl. Subject, . . . Leading Wi'ite1's of the Victorian Period. MR. J. B. NOEL WYATT, Has provided for the delivery of a course of three Lectures during Winter of 1895-96. Subjects, . . Classical Architecture. Gothic Architecture. The Renaissance. The lecturers selected are: PROF. VVILLIAM R. WARE, of Columbia College, MR. HENRY XVAN BRUNT, of Kansas City, and MR. C. HOWARD XVALKE11, of Boston. c 25 if