The Art Exhibit

At the Chioago Art Institute is now one of surpassing interest and value. Thecollecttion of Verestchngin, the famous Russian painter, soldier and traveler, consiste of one hundred and thirty Oil Paintmgg, together with numerous O iental Rug, Armor, Jewelf, etc., and igihemost interegiine collection ever brought to Chicago. Itwill not be exhibited any where in thig country bilt at Chicago and New York. This, au well as ihe collections of old Dulch and Fl--mi-h masters, Historicsl Portraits, and Foreign and American paintings will also remni'i on rxhibition un il March 3rd. The Michigan Central wilt make a rate of a lare and a third, lor the round trip, for traing arriving in Chicago on the mornines of February 16th, 23rd, and M 'rch 2mi, the tickets to be good returning on night traing leaving Chicago not later than ih"- t" The register at ihe secretary'g office shows the largeU number of student have registerrd this year in th hist'iry of the Uuiversity, a total ol 1908 having regiatered in the i'iffereut. departmerjts as fi)llows: literarv 793, pharincy 110; medical 387; law 404; tiental 113 ; nocucoopathic 77; btudyin(f in ab entin 24. The Choral unión will prod ice a cantata, " Crusaders," and a projiiamuin of part ionps at H ibart Hll, on F-b, 28 h. The principáis taking part will be Mts. Havilnd, soprano; W. L. Tylor, tenor; Hugo P. GeisWr. bass; A. A. Stanley, conduc.cr; aod Orin Cniiy. ni' i-t. Mrs. Dena Mitehell ia at No. 84 S. Main-st. readv to do 11 kinds of Fnnoy Nfdl Work ad Embroidery. Ladies are invited to cali and see Fpecimens at residence and at. Baumgartner's store.