Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

above we pm III. ti.e resign tion'':
NJ. Andrews, a. Local Editor o! IA
JorsxAI., ~ l!sc III vn:ej .rtn'y Il. -
tatlu.s. His servi. 10 t!.is ,Gits
hive been lnrg aud faithful ;--ti'Ss N
tE,> c.psc y Of Comm ola! Reporter
nl,d Cashier. aud I'll. a. l. ,aai Ed
tcr, We par: witl lin. with many
de-ep regrets. et1d oshc rrty hope that
h:s e. IRE p-thWay tir='n II lie my
cni,tiuu.- 70 throw titE ~ G >uf@ct with
friends who can aDi,r,cI,.tt- III, warm
heart a2id g,-u-rona soiil.
HcctssaE "f tlc Tcas,'"':s sE Gs:e Us'i-
ve.sias.
The TRUSTEES ma on the 16 II inst
Present Messrs. & L More. W,'l II
Battle, ? G G msrou. john L Dagger,
) atom G.,iea. W { Fairciofh, K G
Wiley, ID II Garter Mills L Err. G
" Egradfuot, Kemp p BATH.
HI Exc -iicncy Gov. Brog'ien. being
ab-es.t Oh pnblrc "1fs-rs. NJ. z Cam
IRON VA "rrcinted President If the
3 ,ard pro tenn
o. motion. Rev. DIR. Charles Phil
lips, Ga rman OF the Facaty, was re-
"a. tel t. attend the session # the
Board.
Gu Motion Of Col. D II Garter,
Rcs'.tced, that il the opinion IF tla
Beard. OF truSteeS, the construction Oh
a Rliroad from an eligible point on
the \. G. Railroad 30 Chapel Hi.
could greatly promote the II Drts now
belLg made by the state and by patrl-
otto individuals tooree-t ahllsh the IT.
lversity of North Carolina and assure
its success
Tie secretary, Mr. Ketap P Battle.
read the reports OF the facnlty aud
various communications frnn tie Nv"
>0ci tie and the Bureau. W: .cn OF
motion were considered soriat:tl
Ou motion OF Col. Carter the South
Building shall hereafter Di, divided h
north au south line through the II
tie. ard the dormItorles OF tho half nt
the building east Of that line
shall he occupied by the ms m
beers OF the PhilaEthropic society
aud the western bal: by members Of
! the Dia'ectic Society. y Committee
! likewise on his motion il ordered 70 he
: appointed To iufrrm the two Societies
/ OF tie reason Oi this action. Fhe
/ CHAIR 9ppuintrd Messrs. ID III Garter,
! Seaton G..ies and Mills l. Eure as the
! committee.
! Il app airing oy tue report Of the
| Facu!ty that IS # the students have
! BY the form :tiou q mess, boarded
/ themselves for aboue 80 Per month:
Rc31irCl, On III ,ti,l Of R-v @. II.
y ley, that tie T!usf"es have been
1r,,tii..,. u iaafu by the port of the
Faculty ~ the -cononicai Rates at
winch uumbe' Of he students have
been able to 6oarG .heu>eiges.
o. In@t:1u ~ Judge Battle, HE h,
s;;un'Ug 81 mex "as~ion - postponed to
. ia: u>fy ia, 1916.
! o. motion Of Jrdge E1ra, tas an
! mai ooIn01enccmeut snail DC hs for
Mr. days. on tie ist Thursday Ia June.
A.Eer consider BILE discussion. the
/ following resolution was adopted on
! notion -: Nil Dueg r:
! ReSO|"-d That there shall be two
. sessions ~ each scholastic year Tt
pre- EFT t"saiou sla!i begin six weeks
after lie l1t Thursday IN june and
close four weeks before the Pad thurs
day in January. TIE sec nd s,v-,~, on
shpii bag'p o. the 2ud Thursday III
J4nuary ana atIuue until tLe Is
Iitlr- day II June.
TIE a},piic t'5yn Of tie two Societies
, il. sgAl'i - The pfn&e=1nn4= q the pro
I c~"G..Es during G announcement we.-h
/ na> agreed T.. wiki slight amend =
/ ;1enia. Uuder this the Societies eject
! he Cnief 5Iarshai ait rnateiy, and
! "ncll ; .clety eltct. three Assistant
/ M&i'shnl~
! Iha proposal of Prot Gerfge 7.
/ Winston to offer premiums of $40 III
Tt!ue f1f the best Latin scholar OF the
! Freshman class Of 1856, and OF SO
| ~! $40 Ter tile best and next best
/ scholars Of tho Freshman Class of
! 1917. Was agreed to.
/ Tue proposal. of Prof A. F. Il do
! r. OFF, The prem uins fOr best shoara
! IA chemistry, l. likewise agree 10.
! l. was ordered shat purcl asses be,
! adj Of garIous articles of apparatus,
ISc., fox i:ie Ci emIcAi dep ait,neict aud
, that repairs be made of various engi
/ neerlI!g irstrGnI"iit-.
On melton, ih. Faculty were a1l-
| fforIz d 80 confer the degree OF Owl
EnsirrerIg, &C. E - to those WHO
/ STALL pass we'll the proper studies in
.hat d"p4r ment.
The BuI~1r was authorized to make
lie best contract possible with Rev
Mr.. Purify II the disposal OF the, dead
Food on t!se University lands.
The Treasurer made bis rep .rt which
vas ref@rgt.! for cxamlt: atlon to Messrs
=. IL. N'ii, and ID NJ G trter.
\ resolution was adopted that no
secret soc;orv shall be allowed unless
teceu3tn -nded y re Faculty and ap-
proved by tile Trustees
An Elk. cntivs Com ,nittee, consisting
NesSrs. 3. F. Moore, W. Fl. Battle,
d. II. Carter, ". L Saunders, Seaton
iaHies, .. 9. Cameron and Kemp z
Battle was appointed for the ensuing
year, ali the resident Trustees being
chosen on account of the difficulty
heretofore experienced ID securing II
quorum.
Ihe Committee on contributions
was instructed TO secure a canvass of
the State by suitable agent.
Various questions relating to the
purchase of apparatus, &C., were re-
fe. red to the Executive Committee or
to the next injecting of the Board
pale