, 1875-07-01

e.fen By tta sr.duates. ia said lint few dsYs sgt
shs s.:s of sa eos ae "no q ~. M
h nsnet After lii eon. sud b hsd deposited Wit
security for tbs sum OF tao uoo, althopah not iame
sTSts daasd 7h' subject Of Tho chair ~a' To b.
III. ns1t t'.,t -. "Ths un!rer.ty o' Chicago
JUDGE pO0IIITtE
resrnndtd lie said that The prog.esa Of the Cnlvsr
ttty nt Chicago WA RIe.tcr !hsu That Of Cambridge
faI nsroa* II maat s .;d h; s
Cambridge VISA one also. Hut wis not ~. No such
thlns :" seet.ttenam ~ such controlled etsher II
va rns that tho .ts.Hion IN IT, infancy made most
q ~ sppeaa 10 the denomination With sThIct tbe
jofy Of IT. Directors wcre connected But that period
.ut Va :' sssrs W. on'Ds W
20, how, was it that tho arst grafton Of Tho day
was drfenso Of tho Vatican decrcos. and could
ihahtutlon ~hsn the socond oratIon epcop1tum
upon stuno*a Jackaon, the great retel General I
9a ~ IL 'tss ."a
dow chairs In the UnIver1tty. lf1 ho1gh I'll .ho,Id
contr!"ss e build up tue n!vernty ~ 10 .u.ko II
ctnGFe cf light and knowledge, And IL make Il ia
truth tbs Cambridge Of The Sorth~est.n
HENRY 0RKENEnAUM
WA called upon for Some renaFka upon the aarne
deal remained 10 be done 10 make tho University what
the ioast s'ate 1.-The Cambridge Ut the Norvest Hi
e%ts assned ~ m G.e.y upon ae alumni rho.s .Ere
lad been already unaffected. On the Platform Of In
eIect enllshsnmeut, and culture al men roud meet
Chicago univeEaty. (Apn'auso.l
Tht ns1i toast wa Tho ua.1essisy aud tho Cenlsn
nssl, aud
belief tn tho bright and pro poruus future Of tho Unt-
sms5.,s3, mG.. 20 tnat Il -oa bs evsn better than
centennial va tho cen.rhnIat thes thAt most
csT1ed the University. Tho OF liberal culture
Has one o1 Tue most important thiugs lh. II de-
GfG1 10 BRING within thA nu1rfAtu1 MI nf
centennial year Topay the debt ot cAiraxo untver-
sty would be great achievement for that year. There
Tue nett academic ys4r, and that that to,o5o
,houia b put behind President Moss to snaow TIN
Presidential chair. The tina bad CONE via, tins
9'ioH'on Of 6nancs "houd Ls takcn up and mGde tie
special sim Q! CentenAtal effort,
MI. WILLIAM L. PIERCE
own to.s e mad. ,;s ia - snssss waa. M
Up with soast to our hoep!t.be entertalucr: mpy
b. hase he.h and happne. .nd 'uecs.d in Ill h'
..s .,sa.a toA;t, ;h. int being modsst ~,
tlat Mr. THOMPSON. from biz inte.eat in the
University, bad rendered this dinneE ~ to bring
.osoef .h r.. ne of sonens o. :hs
TT,rntat'ins thc alumni Of their obi's alton. 10 ts
10 owe ~ the untyesrity Z" apd called upon
THE REV. z. r. AavAGE,
stirring hddreas 70 the aluml reminding them nf
the Claims Of their Alma Mater. i1e called attention to
tho cost Of tho education given 10 them. Tho
cost q the building and grounds vss between
thD,oo and $ooD,'hD. The annual expenses
we're about 32!0Ja. When tile iutsrs.t ou tue
n!ouey Wa added tho expense IT the iua,tuton was
sbut 81. .o0o ysns The receipts from cass tuition
had been 31uoo for the las ytar. r. thtn mere dol
lafs anu ccns ~eta cnn$idfrt, huw grrat the
llRAtion resting on s!on: snd II Tho thought tho
unsclahh h'l exestlsc1 wesv considered, low tluch
grciter the obligation {AFflanrr.]
The fHt tnaat waa thu alumni rroie.sorshtp,r
10 1,y
MN, c. Il. HESnEnsoN,
OF the Claes Of 7U who tnale bright. telling sreech
polluted ut the pockets of tho Aulnnl, Mr, Mahj9
arurl wh'e Tug irou Va. hot, aud. w!.h Pruf Chsk
PARSED up an dDwn the t1l!e& toecng thu su:xc5,rl
ttonH. property IlnAAtion estimated Vt $Iu1 ard
5 toao In subscription nutca, realized TAe.s
uualy.
ter tho sloss Of tho exercises. tho Alumni A.socia-
Alumni Endowment Fund wero couuiiered, sud
oAsuseo looking to bringing 1le matter 10 The atteH-
lion al the tstaaindes Of the alumni rars decided
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