University Notes And Gossip

- xroi. xyioris Lempuraruy öuppiving luo Congregational Church in Webster. - That " Glee Club and Sodality Concert " is to be held on Thursday evening next -the I7th inst. - Dr. Palmer lectured on braïn diseases beiore the joint law and medical classes on Tuesday aftornoon. - Prof. Tyler lectured in the Academy oi Music at Marshall, Wednesday eveniug, on " Old English Hallads." - The Chronicle wants the Lecture Association to have music on lecture eveniugs, either by the Sodahty or the Glee Club. - Christian Jurisirudence : that is what Dr. Angelí has heen invitad to lecture upou before the Cincinnati Law College. , - Judge Cooley wil! give the regular monthly discourse in Uuiversity Hall ou Sunday afternoon next, at the usual hour. - Judge Campbell is to give the law Btudents an addross on the coming anniversary of Washington's birthday, February 22. - Examinations in the literary dapartment are set down for next week, and the work of the first semester will close on Friday next. BT - That junior hop, for which some students and a few town girls - judging by past reports -aro "just living," is to come off on Friday eveuing uext. - Miss Helen Potter is the next card to be played by the Sturtents' Lecture Association, - the 23d inst. Sha reads, or, mora literally speaking, recites. - Samuel S. Garrigues, of East Saginaw, State Inspector of Salt, has just presented to the University some 3,000 fine specimens of plants, - many of them choice and rare. - Moses W. Field didn't ínflate either the law students or the currency on Friday evening last. " Barkis was williu'," but somehow or other there was i break in the arrangemeots. - The Phi Delta PM fraternity (law department) had anniversary doings last evening at Cook's Hotel, with an oration, poem, supper, toasts, etc. Wn. B. Given w. orator and J. P. Dunn, Jr., poet. - Two musical entartainments hare been substituted by the managers of the Lecture Association in place ol the def&ulting lecturers : the Boston Philharmonic Club, March 2 ; and the Mendelsaohn Quiutett Club, March 17. - Prof. Olney attended a Sunday School Instituto at Manchester last week, and gave au address on the " Bible View of the Teaching Work of the Church," which the Manchester Enterprise says " was worth goiug a hundred miles to hear." - Prof. C. K. Adams is one of the co mmittee on orations in the prize spouting contest to come off this evening at Albion: Albion, Hillsdale, Kalamazoo, and Olivet Colleges participating. Prof. Estabrook, of Ypsilanti, and Gen. B. M. Cutcheon are his associates.