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There have been 56 Studente who r. ave entered since the holidays. The f nrollment now stands at 2783. Ex-Gov. William E. Russell, of Massa-jhusetts, will speak in Ann Arbor tomorrow evening under the auspices of the Studente' Lecture Association. It is reported that Beardsley, the stutont who disappeared so suddenly and mysteriously from the University last íall, has boen located in Australia and that he is engaged in missionary work. The Gradúate Club held an interesting meeting last Thursday night at the -fcome of Mrs. Israel Hall on Washtenaw-avo. Dr. Prescott read a paper ■apon "Some Chemical Laboratories of Gormany. " Fred Emerson Brooks, the California .'■oet-humorist, appearcd on Wednesday ' of last week in the Studonts' ectnre Assoeiation course. He was greeted by a large audience, whioh was g -catly pleased with his talk. Bes Gestae, the name by which the law annual wül be known this year. is beinar pushed. D. F. Lyons will be raanagring editor, and W. M. Wheeler, ; :asiness manager. Both these men are '.'■'-11 fjualilied for their duties. It is reported that regent Levi P. Barbotir has deeided to ask the board of regenta to allow him to transfer his gift of a lot wóYth $25.000 for an art building to the co-ed annex to the gym. This will probably be eeitled at the meeting of the regen tstoday. T. O. Oothers. who graduated from the law department last year, has fallen heir to $25,000 by the death of the late Senator Fair, of California. Mr. Crothers is also specificd by the senators will as one of foar executors of the big estate. Theterms of Regents Butterfield, of irand Rapids, and Hebard, of Pequam- ?. will expiro with 1895. The eloction 'ieir sucoessoi-s will take place at the spring clection. So far, there has been ■ itlittle talk as to their succossors, or s to whether thcy will ask for ro-elec■ on. The Vesper services whicli will take the place of chapel exercises next somester, will be held twice a week. A special musical program will be prepared and a tvro hours' credit will be i:vcn all who are ablc to enter for the practico and will take it regularly. -TKicial attention will begiven to sacred :'. HSÍC. The report of the comraittee on class memorial, appointed by the senior laws. advised the securing of a bronze bust f Judge Cooley, with a tablot containing the names ot the members of the dass. This report was adopted by the lasa. The bust will be made by Laredo Taft, of Chieatro, who will abo make ÖM bast of President Angelí for the èOBior literary class. The law faculty held a last Wednesday night and took action upon a matter tliat has long desorved thoir attention. As a resulto: tho meetiug one student, a Mr. Hathaway, was exilled and Messrs. Salisbury and Norria were suspended and a Mr. Whitten was put on probation. Too much disi espeot towardci the leoturers and general cowboyism has prevailed in the w department for years and it is well ?hat the faculty hare sat down on it.