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Caption: Booklet - Alumni Assocation Report (1890 Selections)
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\l t .\ ndei M I 'i. IV. aid 'it i ti |; f ] gnj I the k \ - on Mi If • I he I nil PI \\ an<l ,,, a in a spee< li full "' hum r > i he ^nifican • n<l n ,,) jj,, pKSl and pi nl. Xne R ''i" "> '"' i lucin^ - nator Mai I < j v lowed, Mat I thai m his biennial pilgrim a u'- • • nu,, Legislator I had always re< ived th h rtj • < tion of he mem hers lr< mi this district, and thai tl. , r fr. Q this district. b\ his wide kn wled • of affaii> h 1 i idei I valuable service. Senator Mathews spoke hrietlv of mie of the difficulties in getting appropriations ind i -d Be 1 an - g inecdotes therewith, lie assurr< I the audimi . howei . that the people of the state were heartily intei 1 in the institution, and that it was becoming easier ever} y ar to get < the needed appropriations. The Regent called attention to the faci that the Military Hall was a product of the institution, thai the ar hit t (Professor N. C. Ricker, '72,) and the master builil r (Geo. W. Parker) were both of the University, and that the University was able to fill such contract- anvwlinv in the sta The following orations were to have hr.ni gi\ n bj members of the graduating class, but the last six oral a were prevented from speaking on account of the ram: ft. Learning and Labor The Mission of the Poet Uses and Abuses of the Daily Tress English Capital in America Influence, Perpetual The Unwritten Law A Unit, Not an Aggregate Th< Moulders of the Mmd Plato the Divine. The r h e o r y o i Evolution (JOU 111 ( j r ( ) V < T I U I H ' l ) i Bamael Daj Bawd I , n ivni v, ,-, m H n r \ < \ George V ins Vliii ,1 Etoberl Wil Uo ,!U, Robt<rt rhom„ Vi-kl«. iMiu Kath.uiuo Loui K *rd ,, s Uhftrl( I • . , Lotteries in the Ui)it<(1 States ,, n f,fi a nu ' \, , Mo I e n \N I. ,v The music was Burnished by the Linden Quartette Chicago, composed of the following gentlemen I l
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