Our Space Does Not Permit An Extended And Detailed Report Of The Doings Of Class Day--wednesday Last

that the elementa wcre propitious - Okl Sol beleg a Lïittio moro so ; " that the city peo, ple aud country cousins, with "frlends Drom abroad," gatbered iu large nuuibtrs ; and that tbc progranune furalshed an attractivc bilí of fare. In the forenoon, In the H. E. Church, the Class of '70 was proseuted to tle acting President - the Regen ts noibcingthurc - by P.-of. üi xey, w!io oommended them for thelr well dolng, President Fjiikzk niakiiig au appropriate response. Aftcr whlch came mnslc by the band, class songs, snng with a vim, an oratlon by Bekxahu üoses, - "The Miud in Reform," a poera by J. S. Maltman- A Romance of the War," both pronounucd excellent. In the afternoon the exercises took place iu the campus- reav of the Iaw building, a large audlcnce there couvening. ThcClass Uistory, by Walter B. Stkvshb, was good an 1 spicy ; the Propliesy - a poem-by Chabi.es G. Wj.ng, dcciderlly cominon place; the presentatlon of tho Leather Medal to the ugllest (homeliestj inember of the class, Pat. BuMFUS, by the uext ugliest, Ájusx. Thompson - a vote might have cliauged their places - uniqne and happy, and the masic ilue. Tlie most important feature was the presentatlon to the Universlty of a colossal bronze statue of Bknj. Fi:a:. icLi.v. The presen Utlou address by ',.. T. Campau, was neat and appropriate The statue 13 mounted upou a grauite X'destal, and wül long xtand i monument of the class of 1870. lt is a noble present, Darklng the good w il 1 ofitsgivers toward thelr Alma Maler, and is an ornament to the rounds. Aud so passed anothcr Ciass Day.