La ville de New Brunswick ; son histoire, ses maisons et ses industries . Vue montrant l'ancien campus du collège et salle de séminaire est de nouveau tombée au loin, mais, au moment de l'élection ofTheodore theinstitution Frelinghuysen comme président, a commencé à être de nouveau prospérer-ous. En 1863 wasestablished école scientifique Rutgers. C'était immédiatement après les élection de M. Campbell en tant que président.L'Etat Université du New Jersey pour thebenefit de l'agriculture et de l'arts mécaniques,a été organisé comme un ministère dans RutgersCollege en 1865. Le crédit pour l'es-tablishment de cette institution était dû horloge temps réel. George H. Cook. À partir de ce t

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The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . OLD VIEW SHOWING COLLEGE CAMPUS AND SEMINARY HALL again fell off, but, upon the election ofTheodore Frelinghuysen as president, theinstitution commenced again to be prosper-ous. In 1 863 Rutgers Scientific School wasestablished. This was immediately afterthe election of Dr. Campbell as president.The State College of New Jersey for thebenefit of agriculture and mechanical arts, was organized as a department in RutgersCollege in 1865. The credit for the es-tablishment of this institution was due toDr. George H. Cook. From that time the history of Rutgers College is a historyof both the classical and scientific schoolscombmed. Dr. Campbell was succeeded as presi-dent in 1 882 by Merrill Edward Gates, who remained as president until 1 891, when Dr. Austin Scott was chosen. Hefilled that position until 1906, when hewas succeeded by Dr. Wm. H. S. Demar-est. There are now about three hundredstudents in the college. The buildings have mcreased in numberduring the last few years, and the college. PROF. E. R. PAYSON PROF. E. u. &IEVENSON 51 1 * BUILDING AT MILLSTONE OCCUPIED BY RUTGERS COLLEGE DURING REVOLUTIONARY WAR is now enjoying an era of great prosperity.The campus and buildings are convenient-ly situated and well adapted to the de-mands, and constant additions are beingmade as the needs increase. The collegehas many social societies, a great many Greek letter fraternities owning their ownhouses, and it is an institution which meetsthe esteem of all educators for the highgrade of its graduates, and numbers amongits alumni many of the leading professionalmen of this country.

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