Changes At The University

The Regents at their meeting last Friday evening appointed Prof Burke A. Hinsdale, recently Superintendent of the Cleveland schools and formerly president of Hiram College, professor of the science and art of teaching. He has a widely extended reputation as an educator. They also appointed Dr. H. F. Lyster of Detroit, professor of the theory and practise of medicine and clinical medicine in place of the late Dr. Palmer The salary of Dr. J. N. Martin was raised to $500. The resignation of Dr S. G. Milner, assistant to the chair of obstetrics in the homoeopathic department was received and Harriet M. Arnold was apointed assistant to that chair. Sarah Armstrong was appointed assistant to the chair of practice of medicine. Prof. Langley was granted a years leave of absence. The salary of Prof. Frieze was raised to $2,800, after the first of October next. The salaries of the professors in the literary department were so graded that each one was to receive $100 additional to $2200 for every years service as professor in a college until the maximum sum of $2500 is reached.