THEm U. OF M. DATLY.

Published Daily (Sunda excepted) daring
the Colle.,6 year, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN.
OFrime Times buil1ding N. Mdainst., opposite'
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E D lQR RB.
J. A. LERoY, '46, Managing Editor.
G. B. HAInSOX, '96IL, Assistant
A. W. SMITH, Special, Assistant.
W. A. PenA, '06 L, Assistant.
iH. COLnuMs, '17, Athletic Editor.
J. S. PEARL, '95 L, Basiness Mlanager.
Associate Editors.
H. A. Dancer, '9.5. .E. L. Evans, '95 L.
E. R. Sonderland, '111. Carrie V. Smith, 'SI.
L. A. Pratt, '96. L. R. Hiamblen, 'O L.
C. A. H~oughton, 'SI D. G. A. Heath, '91 P.
Minnie Thompson. '57. HI. B. Gammon '9S ft.
C. H. tFarell, '9S. S. E. Knappen, 'OS.
J. S. Finlay, '98.
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THE U. OF M~. DAILY,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
"COLLEGE STORIES,"
Judgo Cheever Plakos.a 'iappy Col-
lection Of U. of M. Reminiscences.
A book has just becn issuicd by the
Register Publishing Co. wvhich will tu
of great initerest to all Michigan stu-
dents and aissnii. It is a coleion
of "stories and amusling in-cidents of,
the University of Mtichlgan" coimpiled
lay Judge Ciaeevor, of this city. Mainy
stories are told of the class of '61i, and
other war-tinie elasses, aind some of
later tines. The. -stories .are gioupt-d
together under the naisies of the lire.
fessors hy whin..they: were told or
to whomn lbhey apply. Dr. Willianis,
otir first pi'ofesser 'of ,tameiaiics,
has the largest share., He was a muan
sintrersaily liked by the studeiits both
for his kindness and his keen wit. On,
one occasionr his students reanlagd .to.
get a donkey up into his roomu which

dent'snmade possible by guarding the
churcn ashieca lie spoake, ithlihick'
ory clubs. Tile hook contains 6)8 pages
aiid is illustrated with pictures of
the University and professors.
S. C. A. Sung Service.
Next Suiiday -afternoon at 4 o'clock
1(he S. C. A. male chorus of slab ii
voices will give: a song service in New.
berry_ hail. Mr. Ftliternian, tenor,
aind Mr. Beadinger, baritone, ill
assist. The program is as follows:
I cainiot ohsways tract_ the wisy Dow
Sentence.-Ileaveniy ttatlir.- eetieveti
Lift tuine eyes-f roe Elijah-...
Mendessohn
Solo-Israfaci ........ Oliver King
Mi'. Bendinger.
We piraise thee, 0 God (To Denin
Landainus) ...................tDow
Mar. Flinterm-ni anti Chorlis.
Father in Heavens'............ Dow
Mr. Buridick and Chorus.
Intermiezzo fiom Caivalle ia blIush~-
elti................. RMasagr i
(For Violin, Piano and Organ.)
Leaid, Kindly Lighil...... Dudliey Buck
Solo ... ... ... . . . . . . . . .
Mte. Flinterniasi.
Reemmernaenoss'thyPCi-liter-..tD)wT
Jehlovahi, great. Jehosva-from 'fhe
Magic Flute.. ............. Mozart
Mr. Bemidinge r anil Chocus.
The dos'e let loose iii east:eta skies..
Witt
Nearer My (God, to Thiei'...
(Arranged foi' ilic oes.)
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to. $40 discount from regular lies
comniaid see us.
We caii sell you Motiairchis, Snalllls,
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Lindsays, Marcus, ''ribunies and near-
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Also a full line of ladies' whveaels.
Ladies, send us 'a postal and we wiill
call.
WIe have madte arrangeanents to see
purchasers at the Daily office any
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to S o'clock.
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settitigs. H-eavy Paper,.7V cents.
COLLEGE SONGS."
The stanodard collection of College Pans.I
Over 30o,000Sold. Heavy Paper.'g
cents, Cloth. Gilt. $1.00.
"COLLEGE SONGS FOR GIRLS."
Only boot of- the hind' published. The
songs of the leaditng colleges for women.
Heasy Paper. $1.00,
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Eighty-two pieces for the guitar from the
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SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1895.
H1ezbez't + Cawthon
COMPANY OF COMEDIANS,
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in the ness farce comedy.
A CORK MAN."
Tharee Ilearty Laughs. Each one
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Prices, - - 35c, 50c, 75c.
iteserved seats on sale at Wcatts'Jewelry
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-
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Foreign, exchanges bosght anedmsid. -Furnish,
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P. BACKPrens. S. W. CLARKSON, Cashier.
To arrange fee private or
SPI3CIAL CLA SS,
lessotns in Dancing, call at
Granger's .Aoaden~y..
Office hours 111to 1 and 4 to S.
No stairs to inount.
MRS, ANNIE WARD FOSTER'S
School of Danacing and Delsarte.
samrday, 10 a:m., Gentleman beginners class.
Saturday, 4 "n., Lady beginners class.
Mondlay, 7:3s p. in., Advanced Ciass (Ladies'
andGenotlemen).
Tuesday, 7:Ws p. na., Beginners Clsn (Ladies
uaa entlemen).
Private leasons by appontment.
SCHOOL 46, S. STrATE ST
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GEO. FISHER. Agent, 5E.Univ. Av
HANOSTERFERI CATERER,
2KE.Was ing-

was on the fourth floor of .thI south - -

wying. They tied it to "the desk, Put-
tiag,51some hay, before it to keep it
tik, mnd then took; their seats and
awaited the arrival of thec doctor. Ho
finally caine ini with his usual bland
smile, and appreciated the situation
i nmediatly. "Well, young genitlemhen*,"
lie sanid in laisniost deliberate way,
"I am 'extremely delighted this morn-
ing to see that you have chosen one
of your own number to preside, and
consequently do not need me. You
msay take the next fourteen proposi-
tions toe tomorrow," and he turned
and went delia the stairway.' 'The
students worked half a day to get
the doankey down amid mnerly all nigh~t
to get their lesson for the next day.,
Besid's Dr. W ilhiame, stories are
told of Dr. Tappan, Peef A. D. White,
Prof. 'Winchel, JudgeOtifibeil, oaid
svk al other professoe nd promin-
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