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siccets. Under tile circustnces expenses, by Mrs. tienry Dtraper;l
a combination of tbe two publica- ;$e,eoc fur genieral expenses, by
tious seems cot only feasible-, but Jatmes Gordon Bennett; and a turn-
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EDITORS.
C, A. DENISON, Ltiw '94, Managtng Edtor.
NORtANoFaOWERSs, Lit. '5, A-sistantt.
H. A. SrPALDING, Lit. '94. Assstaot.
J1. L. LOatte, Lit. '95, Assistanat.
J. A. Lan-aY, Lie. '9i, Athltict Editor.
S. Wv. CRetIes, P. 0. Lit., neatness Manager.
LIAuRYa. LAWs.
H. BI. Gamoni-a94it Frankhsatees, '94.
Mss Loi aneam-. '<a4 B. F. Halt.a.
St. 0. A aetiSIX:. sMEDI-AL.
W. N. Chotiiae, *96. E. L. .Movtailale, '5.
F.P..Sadler, 1Si). H. LIll-bkias, bT.
L. E. Coneadt, 'ex5. 1 C. 0. Je en1i,.'9it
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THE Pennnylvanian xiii resume
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success and welcome it into the
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EVERY loyal student of the Uni-
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Athletic field this afternoon and en-
courage our team in every way pos-
sible. Fverything would ladicate
a good game and everyone will be
well paid for having attended.
We give today the propositions
submitted by the independents of
the senior class, and adopted by
the committee of the fraternities
appointed to confer xith a like com-
mittee of the independents, with
the design of combining the two
annuals. It is to be hoped that the
combination may be effected, as
there is not a field broad enough to
make two publications a financial
success, especially during tile pres-
ent year, when advertisements are
difficult to secure. If a combina-

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Senior Law Eiection.
As wve go to press, the election of
officers for the senior lawv class is in
progress. The followving candidates
are contesting for the Presidency:
Rtobt. S. Minnebian, of Wisconsin,
nominated by Partlows, seconded
by WV. G. Ramsey and G. H. Bailey.
B. M. Wellnman, of Neb., nominated
by A. L. Oliver, seconded by J. J.
Harrisgton; Willis P. Elliot, nomi-
nated by C. W. Burch, seconded by
WV. J. Landman; James J. Sheridan
a one-year man from Grand Rapids,
Mich., nominated by L. 0. Wad-
leigh, seconded by C. L. Parker.
Later. Result of first ballot:
Minnehan 97, Elliot 45 Wellman
12, Sheridan 47, total 2ut, neces-
sary for choice non, therefore Min-
nehan lacks 4.
Harvard in Luck.
While Michigan is struggling in
vain, apparently, to raise $5,000 or
$6i,0oo, to buy apparatus for our
gynmnasium, and endeavoring to add
to its museum, through the kind-
ness of Fair exhibitors, Harvard has
received gifts in the past year,
which xould more than satisfy all
our present needs. The most im-
portant of these is that of Dr.
Henry Willard Williams, ewho has
given $25,000 as a special fund to-
ward the maintenance of a profes-
sorship in ophthamology in the
medical school, and that of F. L.
Ames, xvho subscribed $a5,ooo for
the expenses of the Arnold Arbor-
etum.
Among minor gifts are those
of a library to the Arnold

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sources of the two publications a legacy of $6,ooo, for a scholarship
are united, a strong annual, in the medical department, by Clau-
and one which will do credit dius Marccallus Jones; $2,000, for
to the class will be the result; if on current expenses in the same de-
the other hand, an attempt is:made partment, by Miss Lucy Ellis; $i,-
to publish two annuals this year, ooo, for the law school, by L. D.