The University

- Over 430 graduatee have gone i'orth from the University within the past year. - A number are engaged cleaning recitation rooms, halls, and putting the grounds in better condition. Under supervisión of city masón J. B. Dow, plastering is being removed from lower room of medical building and new put on. - Prof. Jenny is preparing plans for the new homeopathie hospital, to eost $0,500. Also for an addition of kitchen and dining room to the oíd hospital at an expense of $1,000. Miss Anna E. P. Eastman, many years a teacher in the High School in this city and gradúate of the homeopathie departtnent last month, has located in Denver, Col., to practice medicine. - A meeting of the full board of regents is uxpected July 24. On the evening of that day bids for building the museum, for the homeopathie hospital, and constructing steam heating apparatus for warming the several buildings will be opened. - A number of the students and alumni reraaining in Ann Arbor during the summer have organized a " metaphysical club." Orlaf Vario ia President; C B. Cochrane, Vice President ; W. H. Smith, Corresponding Secretary, and J. F. Eastwood, Chairman of the Board of Censors. -The funeral of M. B. Allen. '78. whose reniains were forwarded from Colorado Springs, Col., was held at the Unitarian church on Priday, President Angelí, membera of the faculty and a number of his classmates being present. Eemarks were made by Dr. Coeker and Rev. Mr. Sunderland.