The Regents Meet

The rogents of the universlty met Weduesday for the ftrsi time this school year. President Hiitchins presided for the first time in his uew capaeity. The following new appomtmcnis nade: Wiïbur C. Abbott, a postgraduate student f rom 'Cornell and Oxford, England, to be instructor iu Instory at a salary of ijiOOO; Dr. G. C. Iluber to be secretary oí the medical faciilty iu place of Dr. W. A. Campbell. Arrangemi'ius won; made for signLag the contracta for hospital improv.'ments, for fitting out a new room in tlie law departaent, and for securing a new demonstrator of anatomy. It appeaTS that severa! peíwns hare offered to dónate to the University books and valuable nianuscripts by philosophers and other wldely known writers who have lived at Ooncord, on coudition that a "Concord Room" be stablished. The regents lecidetl to set aaide the west seminary room for tlic purpose and to cali it the "Concord Room." The board deided to buy tliree sealsklns- from Prof. Reighard. They are the skins of a pair of seáis and a cub. Ir was also detennined to partition off an ofBee for the secretary of the Alumni Association in the oíd chape! lmll. The Williams fund offered "to tUe XJnirerslty by the alumni society of the literary departmert was aceepted but no disposition was made of the fund. The board then adjoumed to meet u: Wednesday, October 20.