The University

The senior Hts bats have arrive 1 . Librarian Davis aud wifo aail for Europa thia week. Prof. Hudson examined the Adrinn high school last week. The university club appeared in their new uniforma Saturday. A number of professors will spend the aummer vacation in Europe. Prof. M. L. D'Ooge lecturea in Ypsilanti next Wednesday evening. The denta defeated the medica at base ball, Satnrday morning, 7 to 4. The univeraity has met with a great losa in the death of Dr. Duuater. Papers will be read before the lophical society this eveniug in room 21. The f reshmen and sophomores will play i game of base ball ou the campus, tonorrow. Gen. Sberidan was listened to by a larga audience at university hall last Satïrday evaning. The senior medies have finally adopted ;he design for their invitations, and it is i very handsome one. The medical department was closed on Friday, Saturday and Alonday on acjount :jf the death of Dr. Dunster. In all the games betweên the Athletics and tiniversity clubs, last Sauirday was the first time that the formar ever won. The various departments of the univerBÏty ware cloied Monday afternoon on account of tha funeral of the late Dr. E. 8. Dunsler. Prof. Hennequin who severa nis connection with the university, Oct. lst, will thereafter devote lii attent ion to dramat ie writing. The medical claxies held a joint meeting last Friduy afternoon, and adopted appropriate resolutious ou the death of Prof. Dunster. Pres. Angelí and a number of the professors will attend the banquet in Chicago this evening, May lltli, giveu by the alumni of that city. A. L. Colton, assistant in Ihe observafcory, lias acoepted a similar position at Harvard for the snmmer and wiU leave for there next month. 15ishon Pisrrv. of Iowa will deliver the third serraou in the course before the students of Hobart guild next Friday eTening, May 1?, in St. Andrew'schurch. Last Friday evening the engineering society lected the following officers : G. S. Williams, president; W. V. Sewnour, Tioe-presideut; Mr. Nelson, secretary; Mr. Benson, treasurer. The Athletics of Detroit defeated th university club by a score of 11 to 5 last Saturday afternoon. A large crowd was present but the home club playsd a very poor game, for thetn. The new Laoross club lected the following offioers : Prof. Alf. Hennequin, president; Jackson, medie, vice-prsident; Stover, dent, treasurer; Sabin, lit, secretary; Tisdale, lield oaptain. The mock oonvention will be held May 11. J. N. McBnde will bo the permanent ohairman, and Hlaiue's name will be presented in regular inanner the game as that of the other candidatos. The first annual banquet of the Chicugo alumni of the UDiversity of Michigan is to ba held at Lelnud's hotel, in tliut city, thi evening. An lïort ík to be made to raise funds for a Chicago alumni scholarship. Mr. Edwin. F. Smith, who has been doing past gradúate biological work, and latly an employé of the agricultural bureau of the United States, continúes Mrs. Stowell's work for the remainder of the present mester. Fergueou, the Philadelphia pitoher who died a few days nee, was a college man, having attonded the university of Virginia. Tlirough the influence of Tisdale, medie, '90, a Laorosae club has been formad aiid the members touk their ürst practico áaturday atternoon. Two lads stole a watoh in Ypsilanti yesterday, and were arrested while attempting to pawn it at McFall's. They are now in jail awaiting examination.