-THE U. OF M. DAILY.

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Published Daily t(asovepte~lda ring
the Coivearn,tby
THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
lieos i the clipping we gave yester-
day from the Cornell San, it it
evident that the editor shared the
feeling which seems to have been
prevalent at Cornell regarding onr
team. Vituperation seemedi to he
a staple with the writer of the arti-
cle attutiedlto.
WitH the tectire of W. 1L. Wit-
son last night tthe very suiccessful
serics 1)1 lectures of the Students'
L.ecture :associatins this year,
closed. A-i far as the qjuaiity Hi the
enlertal ninunts ;given this year very
Littln criticisml cH 11(1be miade on
the course, but there are crttains dv-

History of the Chalpter, IV. H.
Wilson.
Address, Hon. XV. L. Wilson.
Laying of stone with reading of
contents.
Work on the house in being pushed
andI ills exll-.cted it will be furnished
ready for the toys when they retutrn
to college neat fall.
Important Notice.

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Tthe followoing programs will be
reneedi at lthe Jeffersonian Society
tonight: Reseling, I.. L. Baker; do-
clamation, C. T. fIhaxton; essay,
1). ILockton; oratiosn, W. C. Bel-
knap; speech, A. XX. Jeffries; biog-
raphy, J.- I.. Stetler; imtpromptu
speech, C.- It. Stewrart; imipromptu
discuissioss, J.- J. Danihoff aiti H. K.
Btente. Dlebate: Resolvedl, that ore
shonuld hare an incoute tax. Affirms-
ative, XV. J. Buslo and C. 3. PLikey;
negative, T. A. Lane anti I. AV.
Heal. A full attendance is desired,
as the last election of officers for the
year will occur.
Corner-Stone Laid.
Yesterdlay afternoon the S. A. I.
fraternity laid the corner stone of
their newv chapter housne, whsich they
are butilding on Southn Slate street.
H~on. XV. L.. Wilson, who is the P.
S. A. of the fraternity, assisted in
in the ceremonies, delivering a sisort
and appropriate address.
Mr. Wilson, dnrinsg his stay in
Ants Arbor, is being entertained by
Ite fraternity and after the laying
of tlse corner stone was banqueted
at the Cook House.
The following is the program of
the exercises over the laying of the
stone:
Introductory Remarks, T.E. Gray.
Innovation, L. B. Lindsay.

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