The University

The regular March meeting of the (Kini of Regenta of the University was cid on Tueaday, with l'ull aitendance, rc)ti:is Regent Cutcheon whoarrived i tfane to take part in the proceedings f the evening session. The two new legents, James Bhearerof Hay City and E. O. Grosvenor of Jonesville, asalao the late appointee, Kegent Van Riper of Buchanan, to liil the unexpired term of Regent Maltzj resigned, were present for the first time. At the evening sessioiiBegent Climie chairman of the comlfilttee composed of himscU'. s. S. Walker and Van Riper appointed bo reorganize the Btanding committeea for the ensuing year.repürted the following: F.xecutivc- l'ves't. Angelí, Duffleld, and Sbearer. Fhiance- Climie, Grosvenor and E.C. Walker. Literary Department- Cutcheon,Duffleld and Grosvenor. Law Department- Van Biper, E. C. Walker and Shearer. Medical Department- Grosvenor, Cliinie and Van Riper. Library - Dutlield, Cutcheon, S. S. Walker and President. Museum, School of Mines, and Observatory- S. S. Walker, Van Kiper and Cutoheon. Chemical and FharmaceuticalDpartments- E. C. Walker, Shearer, Duffield. Buildings and Grounds- Shearer, S.S. Walker and Cliinie. 1 egree of Bachelor of Laws wasconferred upon the annexed graduales: Frank Chriitian Alger, Ixroell. Alvordjohn Althouie, Turney, Mo. Akxis Caewell Angelí, An" Arbor. V ilüam Ashford, Pinckncy. Villiam Lnmond Axford, Flipt. Alfredjerome Babcock, Sagïnaw. Stephen Milburn Baüey, Lebanon, III. James VVesley Bateman, Walled Lake. loseph Ham'ilton Biyes, Wagram, O. Willi.nn Davidson Beckett, Hamilton, O. Bennesou, Quincy, 111. Frank Ellis Berdan, Northfleld, Mimi. Geo. Greenwood Binffhani, McMinnville, Oreffon. Oliver Ha zar J Bogue, Bichmond, Iml. Samuel Martin Brenneman, Orville, O. David Brickle, Ann Arbor. Daniel Edgar üronp;, Hepublic, O. Andrew Brown, Ncwark, 111. David Browne, Kcokuk, lowa. Robert Eftimetl Tinnkcr, Muskegon. Sumner Burnstinc, Detroit. John II. I.. Iïushy, Lebanon, Iml. Ilinun Hornee Calvin, Hvron, O. Alexander Camp, Sandu.sky, O. William Carpenter, Farwell. ii:': ni Luke Chapman, Raymond, 111. S ini-ul Totnpaon Cocinan, Vincenncs, In :. F.arl Benjamin Coe, OUsrille. Sylvcstcr Cole, . Pontiac. Geor fe !■- l'vard CoJeman, Germans, ' '. Georsje Mathew Coae, Itochester, N". V. Oliver Ritehey Cooke, Cross Creek, Penn. ■ .-.i l'orest Corbett, Grand Haven. James Franjüin Cox, Martinsvillc, Ind. William Iï. Cox, Cambridge City, Ind. Henry Justin Curran, Rsading. Andrew Lord Deuel, Detroit. Frands Henry Dodds, Mount Pleasant. Harry I-. Donham, Terre Haute, [nd. Charles Thomas Donneüy, Ann Arbor. Lucien Frcd líasíon, Chatlicld, Mimi. William Jenkins Elliott, Sudan, Kansas. Kirk Hart Field, Albion, N. V. Charles Sumner Finch, Paola, Kans is. Frank Emerson Fogg, West Hopkinton, N. II. William Henry Freeman, Milo, Malne. Fremont Frank French, I [astins. Myron Hela French, Clymer, X. V. William Lewls Dayton French, Freeport, III. Fred R. Gartner, Detroit. Bemus Upton Gay, Quincy. Charles Elwin Gcorge, Woodvillc, X. II. J :)hn Henry Glade, ChicaRO, 111. George Washington Godfroy, Monroc. Jameg Olivia Gniy, Martin's Ferry, O. Willard ElihuGray, Galesburg. Jeronie Bonaparte Grigg-, Pemberton, N.J. I'bilo Hamilton Ilaclielt, Itochester, Minn. Abram Stephenson Hall, Armada. Lew is Theodor Hamilton, Altoona, Penn. Jessc Davis llamrick, DanvUle, Ind. Henry Wilson Hannvun, Streetsboro, O. Almon Fremont Hanson, South Paltney, N. V. Francis Harbaugh, Sullivan, BI. Anson Church Harding, Flora, III. Ralph Denlson llajris, Almont. Jesse Monroc Hatch, Marshall. William Bensley layes, Detroit. Sumner Watson Ilaincs, Portland, Ind. Thomas Lorenzo Ilenton, Potsdam, N. Y. John Henry 1 ril!, Gold Ilill, Nevada. Isaac Lea llillis, Des Moines, Iowa. I [enry Hiñes. Shakopec, Minn. Almon C nssins Iliscock, Earlville, 111. Christopher G. Holland, Arkansas Cuy, Kansas. John Alexancter Houlahan, Papineau, III. Xcwbeiry Ilmve, London, Ind. William E. Howells, Yaunjfgtown, O. Wüliam Cneic IIudSDD, manchester, O. James liushñYUI Jackson, Cannonaburff, Penn, Julius M. Jamlson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Fletcher Webster Jewell, Ano Arbor. Charles Johnslon, Darlinffton, Ind. Solomon Johnson, Stryker, O. tlu ell Marión KellojrjT, Mount Clemens. Mand Annie lvelsey, Ann Arbor. Clarence Alvaro Kenyon, Lincoln, 111. y 1!. Kidd, Yazoo, Miss. John Kinkald, Orion, 111. i ieorge Onslow Kinsman, Nortb Thetford, Vt. Rodman TI. Lamphere, Ann Aruor. Marión Franklin I-easure, La Cygne, Kanaal. 1 [enry Lewellen, Ann Arbor. Parmelee Logan, Mount llolly, N. J. Charles Adelbert Lyon, Three Rivers. Ji.lm W. Maher, Streator, III. Frank r-Malne, Perryville, N. Y. Horace [Iarrlson Markham, Pontiae. Alfred Foote Mnynard, Mftrqoette. Robert McBroOm, Logan, O. Isaac Thomas McCartjr, Grencatl, Ind. Williaiti Turlett McClenaghan, West RusbriUe, O. Daniel Marión McClunpr, Hamilton, O, imes McCumber, Rocliestor, Minn. W'illiam Lincoln McKay, Des Moines, towa. D. Stuart Metan, Ann Arhor. Matthew MeMUlen, Detroit. [lenry McMuréy, Xili-s. G. De Rak Meiklejohn, Weyanwsga, Wis. J. (i. Henry Mélcher, Cleveland, O. Alexandcr Howard Mellck, 8eRo, O. Benjamin Franklin Mickey, KaiUuburg, II!. ' Mortimer Crai(? Miller, Pltobuigh, Penn, Arthur Parker Mitchell, Chicaffo, 111. f ranklin ;'. Monford, Fnuer. Charles Edwin Monroe, Oberlln, O. J-.iy Randolph Monroe, South Haven. Vilii:ini Murphy, Platteville, Wis. Walter Bell Scaifc, I'ittsburgh, l'cnn. Krank Reveré Scdfíwick, Martin's Ferry, O. Allen Roswell ShafWr, Romeo. Frank I [otaca Shaffer, Hamllton, O. Viclor Ii. Shaw, McMinnville, Oregon. Elroy Délos Sherman, Cleveland, O. John Keil Sinclair, GuiUls, Ontario. Thomas Morrison Sloane, Sandusky, O. Henry ArJelmon Smith, Oregon, 111. Wdliam Poster Smythe, Oseóla, Fia. Ole Lynn Snyler, Port Allegheny, Penn. Charles Tfenry Soper, Fleetvllle, Penn. I,ynn Tew Sprajrue, Jamestown, X. Y. Milton Moses Starr, Bainhride, Mo. Qeorge 1 lenry Stephenson, Neponsct, 111. " I Jokn Steveaaoa, Jacksonville, III. Hernando D. Stover, Monroe. William (iallowav Stmnnahan, Northfield, Minn. Walter llarforü Tavlor, Hartsville, Mo. QearK Washington Tharp, PaUiskala, O. Charles Thad Thompson, Detroit. Lee Tuckcr, Eugwie, 111. Nevretjamei Vick, Vicksburg, Miss. ! aac Wnde, Watseka, 111. Artliur Guernsry Waterman, Athens. Elmer Randolph Webster, White Lake. William Arnold Weeks, Jewett City, Conn. Richard O.xlyke Welt, Macomb. Oeordie 7,. Whitney, Oliclin, O. Nathan Stone Williams, Pittsburh, Penn. Chimlc Lorraine Williams, Itenton, O. Cjtus Edwin Villouj;liliy, Troy, 111. James Wimtns, Xeniü, O. Edward Kmil Witclii, Minneapolis, Minn. Israel Lon)r Wiimver, Aon Arbor. Ollver liussell Wood, Murtín' Ftrry, O. John Warren Woody, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Total, - '75 The degree of Dental Suigeon was conferred uponthe following graduates: Wiili.im Berry Armcndt, Owensboro, Kentucky. Thomai Wesley Btckwith, Sycamore, Ulinoii. Uriah Dtldtne BiUmeyer, I! klyn. William Bradner Kainnun, Bedford. Georpc Heart Brówn, komeo. David Ethclbírt Call(fhn, Yokohama, Japan, föhn Peter Carmichael, Rockford, Illinois. Suri Erastus Clark, Fredonia, N. Y. VVmiams Doanlly, ficorp-im, Kentucky. Iliriim Edgar Daan, MeadvBle, Pa. A.lma V. E. Fuelgraff, Elmehom, Hole.,Germany. Frank E. Hoyer, Lockport, N. Y. Aifnil Wright Hort, Fond-du-LaCi WU. Onnand Court!:indJ-"kins, Ann Arlx.r. Auron Chnrchül Johnson, I.i-süe. Gaorge Frederick Kimhall, Ypsilanti. l'homni Chaltnera Iiter, V:idsworth, Ohio. Amos Marión Long, Monroe. Frank Flavius Lítele, Bristolville, Ohio. Ossian C. Koon, Richland, Indiana. Arthr.r Clayton Nicholi, Ann Arhor. Evelyn PÍL-rrepont, Manchester, England. Doupla Potte, f, Deflance, Ohii'. William John Poyser, Cantón, Oliio. John Nelion Reynolds, Laneeboro, Pa. Collins McKnight Roe, Ontario, Ohio. M.uirice James Sulliviin, San Francisco, Cal. Ira Emmlt Sampsell, Colnml'iana, Ohio, Charles Edwin Stroud, Samlusky, Ohio. Immer Crlttenden St. John, Whaona, Minn. Oliver stacv , Watkin, X. Y. J'iüns Charlee Wajdron, Brirofield, Ohio. Wilbur Silvius Whisler, Tilfin, Ohio. Robert AcldiMB Y"oung, Komeo. Total, 34 Treasorer Tolcliard's statement of receipts and expenditures froni Oct. 17, 1879, to close of business March 20, 1880, was Bubmitted ti the Regento: lí IX KIPTS. Balance on hand Octohcr 17, 1S79 $776 25 Received iVoni Statu Treasurer the toüowiníí approprwtions : For Bteum heating 10,00000 Fot museuin building 20,00000 For homeopathie hospital 3,3o000 PorSchooi 6f Mines equipnient 56000 For Homeopathie Hospital Medical College 6,00000 Por general library 2,00000 For equipment for homeopathie hospital. 1,25000 For interest on Treasuret's account 1,047 "-J Cransfi rred to general fund from School of .Mims iiiiul 2.19 "7 Dutv refunded on obstetric niauikin loo Stuclcnts' feus and laboratory deposits - ",.V7 " Total 8I29.l64 1 DXSBUKSBMENTP. Raid salaries S S,3S6 Ï', Paid vouchers, (teneral nind 30,30093 laid vouchers, spécial fund 47('5 V' Transferred from School of Mines fund to genera] fnnd 210 07 Balance March 30, 1SS0 2i,;$a6 Tota I $139,164 7 Balances on liand in different funds: General fuod 8 '3,fnt 77 Homeopathie Medical CollejfS w-i 57 Dental College apparatus 9" General library 1.30853 Hospita! ' 95 "5 Salary Proieesor Physica 200 00 Extra term 1 loineopathic Medical College 400 00 Museum building ' "55 43 I lomeopal hiel lospita! 14S 53 Steam heating 101 99 School of Mines 378 25 Equiptnentof Homeopathie Hospital.... S1595 Dentai College '.3S 6.i Total S2,5S 6' WKHXESDAY. Judge Campbell delivered the address to the law graduating class on Wednesday forenoon. In the afternoon the dental surgery class was addressed by Dr. J. A. Kobinson of Jackson. TIIURSDAY. At a meeting of Regenta, President Angelí was requested to ask the supreme court to defer the University appeal suit until after the next meeting of Regents to take place April IS. This action was adopted in view of the fact that Regent Van Riperwaa calledaway on Wednesday, and a f uil Board was therefore iiot present to oonsider the case. Regent Cutcheon read an article vindicating himself from charges made by ex-Begent Rynd and publishedm the Adrián Times. The paper scathing in its language and setting the Adrián gentleman forth in not a very pleasant position, is expected to appear in print. President Angelí was unanimonsly and most cordially granted a leave of absence conditionalupontheacceptance of the office of Minister Plenipotentiary to China, the dnties of which will le in connection with two other gentlemen eitlier to negotiate a new treaty or modify that now existing betweeu the United States and China. Several hundred Tammany braves will go to Cincinnati to bowl down Uncle Sammy's pins and yell themselves hoaise witli the story that he can't curry New York. Ilistory records they lid the same thing at St. Louis, and New York gave Mr. Tilden 32,000 majority. The campaign of T6 proved a bad blow to the warriors prophecies. Howto manage to parry Uiis to tiiem unfortnnate bit of record that will be thrown at tliem, will tux their ingenuity to the utmost. After the trial of llenry WardBeecher, bis brother, the llev. Jas. C, became so shamed from disgraoe brought uiiiin the family, that he withdrew himself to the banka of a lake in tlie backwoods of Ulster county, X, Y., whene he has sinee lived. Ñominated [or supervisor of the town the other dy he was defeated at the polls. Fresidenüal timber grows thriftily in Illinois. Besides the republican candidate Grant, there are congressman Mmï ison and ex-gov. Palmer, sorely troubled with bees buzzing aroiind their bonnets. Ohio's pre-empted claim to all the candidates is disputad by the Sucker state.