University Anniversaries

The professional school of the Univrsity closed anolher prosperoua year m sd;y, sending out large graduat ing classes. THE MEDIOAt OOMMKNCEMENT took placo in the forenoon, and w;as nnmbered tho 2.'Jd iu that department. Th! exerciscs wero held in the M. E. Churcli, and at the appointed houralfirgeaudienoo had gathered despite tho severa storm prevailing. After musio and prayer th degree of M. D. was oonferri d upon and diplomas presented to the fo&owing list of grndnates, 85 in number : Williar.i Aitoheson, Seafarth, Önl. er M. AtwooJ, East Saginaw. Henry Bertrand Bessac, Mand, au e: Bigelow, John V. Brown, BrockeU's Bridge, N. Y Wilüara N. Burdick, Honier Bushbell, Pownall, Vt. tm W. Campbell, Belmont. Ont. o, JackfOH. diarios F] , tine. h 'u M. Colladay, Vermant, Hl. m Henry Ootton, Adrián. John Wealey Culloy, M. A-, Aun Arbor. John An'derson Davis, indiana, Pa. 'oiv, Spring, Pa. Ëznmet Soward Elmer, C?tester,M Y. Ephraim Boverage Evans, Tieading. Thomas Bobison Kram, Clearmlle, Pa. Louis Adelbort Foote II ■ George E. Fallerton, Springfield, la. James Edward (ïoe, Waupim, Wis, "Win. ]i. (liainii -. 'nrt. Kt. Arthur Sherman Hall, Syracuse, N. '. Ivimund Murray Hal), io, O. ]Nathnn Christopher Hall, FotolerviUe. Wallace B. Haliock, Pecatonica, III. Johu Davis HarUcv, Adrián. Louis Eumeno Iloüíster, Danby, N. Y. ' W. Holmes, Xi-ir York City. Millard F. Iïudsrm, Three Springs, Vu. Suxley, . ■r,:tii!iun,J. 7'. Philo Milten Jeyvell, Ut. Carroll, 111. Thomas Angoatin Kaj% haingséutg. Charles Kellison, Hornellsville, N. Y. J. G. Leffingwell, Conneautville, N. Y. rLeseuer, Danville, II. "Williatu H. Maitiand, Lacon, Ui. Johu Alva McCorkle, Lorihtoirn, O. Johu Owon McGregor, Loiöville, Ont. KoVicrt Mclntyre, Finyal, Ont. Laureston A. Meiriam, Cr escote, Ia. John Millington, Bennington, Vt. Alhert L. Morgan, Mars'eilc.i, Hl. ■ Decker Munson, Jersey. Frank Hall Min-dock, Titusville, Pa. A. W. Nichokon, Aar Boston, .1Ars.?. Deaia Nunan, Gucliih, Ont. Pease, Windham, Pa. ïhoinas Abram Porrin, ( Abel M. Phelps, EUenburg Cewter, fi V II. DoV. C. Phe'.ps, Waterloo, N. Y. üiiMdford Franklin Plows, Ann Arbor. J te La Motte Potte;-, Frederrickstovm ■ O. John James L'orter, Guelph, Ont. Williara H. Porter, West Liberty, la. Edwin West Eaynor, Frankfort,N. Y. Noah Schenk, llamsonourg, Va. John L. Short, La Qrange, Ind. cnuel Finley Sraith, Granby, A". Y. Samuel L. 8. smith, New A(bany, Ind. !(■ Marvin Snook, Kalamazoo. "Will Heniy Soliaj Pontiao. Benj. Cotton Stevens, Logansport, Ind. Charles Stuart, Nilt, Ont. Abram K. Turner, Brasher Falla, N. Y. Joslma M. Wardellf Finaal, Ont. Edward Wataon, ■ Ann Arbor. Charlea M. Whiting, Plainfield, JU. Chas. H. Whitnev, Strawberry Pt.f Ia. Samuel ,T. Wightman, Pittsöurg, Pa. Peter Wesloy Wright, Wyandotte. Hal Clement Wyman, hnsxuld. S. Gertrurto Banfe, Walled Lakc. Sara Elizabeth Brown, Boston, :■■ Kmnm Louise Boston, Mass. Josephine Marie Copp, Plainwell. Virginia II ■ Wooster, O. Hattie J. Tift Hilton, Ann Arbor. Eusebia N: Hvmtley, So. Columbiu,N. Y Josephine Kingeley, ( 'oUlwater. Ma.ry E. Little, Fair Haven, .V. )'. I .Tulia Lore, Aubnrn, N. Y. Henrietta Milsom, Chicago, HlCornelia E. Whitbeck, Pittsford. Tho address to the graduales was then delivered by President. Axoell. 'It was delivered in tho President's happiesi marnier, and was full of instruction to the gentlemen and ladies about to enter ujjon the praetice of one of the most arrluous, liouorablo and responaiblu prufessions. THE Uff COMMEXCEMEXT was held at thu same placo in tho afternoon, with. a largo iuiuionce in attendance. ïho dogroe of LL. B. waa eoufarred upon and diplomas presented to 123 graduates,- two of whom were ladie'í - after which the address of tho oer was dehverod by Prof. KEKT of the Lan School. It was pronounced by tliose who listened to it bota interesting ain instructivo. We append a list of the law graduates : i F. Abbott, WilHam Tl. Kandrick, Fredevic H. Achauer, Euftene F. Ljhu, Hiram Allen, Johu F. L;t Albert Auderson, Grilbert Liddle, Jr., . Andru, Ludo B. Little, Stephen -V. Armstrong, Gco. V. Mans, A. Dwight Baldwin, MarousA. Murkharo, i. Bander. b. a., Amos XV. Martin, Oscar C'. Beeohler, : iek Arthur A. Birney, Wffliam J. JTil'ar, iiton", Thos. J. Mitchell, B. A., . Broady, John E. ü Dennis J. Brown, Sami ':ousc, í i . Buckley, Heury J. Morris, Volnay E. Burke, Columbas Nave, b. a., ■ J. Campbell, e. A., Henry A. Weal,' ipben, Geo. W. 'J;iss, B. A., PeForest I Will A. Chamberlain, Milford C. Palmer, Willi un H. C'ook, Labanna F. Portser, Solon l. Coon, CharlesN. Potter, Thomas J. Corkery, WüliamH. i ' . ( '. M-nweli; n.S. Janie.5 H. 1 '■ Edgar A. Crane, Perry A. Randall, b. a., A. D. Cruiokshank, Susannah Baper, ■ iiickshank, John M. Reynolds, James il. I! Eben der, Wm. N. Davis. Wn. O. Üobinson, B. Dean, A. A. B. 3., John T. i teLany, John Eyan, Peleg S. Di Eiuceno F. Sawyer, Morgan E. Dowling, John C. Simonas, 8am7l ü. Poyal, Atty., Wm.. Skinner, Halfan A. Eölilioidt, Gteo. W. Sloan, #. John 1). l'.raus, Hiram Smith, Jr., E. A. Orris W. Fftrrar, Steavns F. Smith, Lemuel C. Fawcett, Wesley A. Sperry, Atty, J. T. Finir . Albert C. Steek, JohnJ. Flaiinery, A. S. Stepaens, Eufus Flemáng, Thomas J. Frank, EJwantL. : A. M. Funkhouser, Hiram A.iStur.'s, Thos. H. Gault, b. a., Edward lï. Sumner, B. s. ( i icar H. Gilmore, ii, William A. Hall, Charles E. Tliornton, Samuel Hambleton, C. K. Turner, rit: B., John M. Harrie, Lueiua 1 . Bobert H. Ha.lett, Eli Bacon Vincent, II. Herr, John G. Wap'.es, B. B., Edward M. Hoftman, James !'. Ware, a. s., i e. Holden, J. Cicero Watson, b. s., T. A. E. Weadock, in. mi !,. llubbard, b.a.AV. H. Washington, ssey, J"os. H. Wendell, Att'y. Louis (,'. Johnson, Isaac C. "YVhoeler, Tegard I..1 Charles 1Í. Whitman, ü. Judson, Windham, olm Kelly, Cha ph. b., Wm. T. KJ JacobP. -Winrtead, b.8. 1 E. Iíemp, Chas. M. Woodrufl', Jamee N. Toung. THE LAtf ALUlfNI ASSOCIATIOS' held it3 anuivorsary on Wednesday ovening. The oration vas delivered by E. SI. IlUiH, Esq., of Kalamazoo, subject, " Tho Ethics of the Legal Profession ; " and thei-e waa also an address by tho graiuating olasB orator, A. D. Baldwin, of Toledo, Ohio. Tho following officers were eiocted for tho ensuing year : . Byrpn D. Ball, Graad Bapids. First Vice-Preaident - J. D. lïonai, Monroe. , t Post, Detroit. Recording Secretary-C. E. Thornton, Burr Oak. Corresptmding Secretary - H. A. Chancy, Detroit. Treasurtr - Marón D. Chatterton, Maaon. o, ■■■,■„) - Johu II. Maltman, Ciucago ; altérnate, È. D. l.'Hvis, [jansing. poef Milton 8. ) :l ; altérnate, H. J. Dennis, Denver, Colorado. A. E. Hawos, Ann Arhor; J. C. Shióldi Howoll; S. T. Priec, Lex, Missouri. After this canio an adjournnient to suppoi- served at Cook's Hotel, and after eatng toasts and talking. Tho responses were by Judges CAMPBEil; and C001.BT, ; lïv.ND, J. O. SnpLDS, and 3. D. ÜONAN, of tho Association, and H. A. JiiaxeY, of the Detroit Tribune. The promotion of Assistant-Secreary llichaidson to be Socretary-in-chief jf tho Treasury Department is not raaeived with great favor in iinancial circlcs.