THE U. OF M. DAILY.

+THE SENIOR RECEPTION
. L LLLJ43
1" C *' Will Be the Leading Feature of To-
day's Program.
Published Daily (Sunday excepted) durnsg
the College yesr, at The board of regenits mleet at, 10
THE UNIVERSITY OF MiCHIGkN. o'clack tisemnorning. Iri theoafter'-
Oraxus: Times building N. Mlain st., opposite noon the '95 class day exercises 1% 1ll
post office. tb' held under Tappan O~ak, feliited

EDITORS.
J. A. LEuqx. 's, Manging Ed.titor.
A. W. SITH, Special, Assistat.
WI. A. SILL, '90 L, Assistant.
E. tR. SussniuAls, '9, Assitant.
H, O Esus.'i, Athletic Editor.
G. B. Hwnnsu, *'6iL, Bsiess Maager.
L. R. HAMBEN.'96 L. Assistat.
Associate Editors.
H. A. Dacer, '5. E. L. Evas, '55t.
L. A. Pratt, 't. Carrie V. Smith, '6.
C. A. Houghton, '50D. G. A. leath'96 P.-
Minnie Thompson, '7 1. It. Gammon '8 M.
C. H. arel, '5. S. E. Knappe, '5.
J.T.S. Fisay, '98.
Throutgh the generosity of the sate
iegisature the trs'es of the Univer
siy of Illinois hve lately been en
abled to increase largely the force of
the natural history d partmnin. Dr.
C. A. Kfoid, who ihas been profesr
of vertebrate morphology ter, uriig
t he past year, has beei apploited
stietieitdett of tileIlliinois iver
bioogicali stition. t is evidnt that
the tliniois legisattre tils more re-
gard for its state university than thas
tile. legisattre of Miciga.
Tb2 Harvard Daily News tas coi-
pillicitalist of ti . tiiiibers lsted by
each college daily dtrig te yar
19945. Tic' list shows that the Har-
vardt Daily News isstes 213 numube r;
Htarvard Crimson 212, Yale News 202.
1. of M. Daily i180, Browit Daily ier.
aid 10, Cornell Sun Dill, Wisclsili
Cardinal i06, Pritic'tonian W0,0 Peni-
sylvania 15. 'The greater ntuber is,
sued by ti' tHarvard and Yale dailies
IS tde to the' fact that iiise tnive-
sities open1 two or tir: e weeks earler
than does ichigan. Net year te'
U,. of N. Dailyxiii iste abot 25
iuii<its, begiiiing Septeiibi' 2 ad
closing probatbly' Julie 2(, te day
after Commtencementf.
Sexton's Work at Boston.
The Botcn Herald has the folowing
io say o' Sxton ill te'fist goe
xvhich letitchied there, against Brook.
lyn last week:
'The occasion was conspicuous for
the debut of Pitcher Sexton as a ful-
dledged prfessiona, and the debut
was a complete success. Only in the
eighth was lie btted for consecutive
hits; then three were iade off hilt.
Hie is every Inchla bali player, and no
Boston pitcher, or for tat matter ay
pitcher, caii watch the bases with hiimi.
He is quick ts a flash aid very accu-]
rats in his thrvowing. lte is vey quicki
tin his feet aiid backs up superbly.
Oniy two hits were made of him the
firs' f'e Innins. He received much
applause w'len lie wve'nt in te box ad
first tobk hs place at the bat. It was
evident that man' of the Si ttos at.
tended e' cus wb iasth tration."S
'h ecls of '85 holsItsreunion 1

ly"r the presiltation of tae httst of
President Angedl. At 9 p). in. the sen-
ior reception in the gynieasitslii sill
epen with t#he grand 'marchi. 'To'
p'rograini of dances is as f=oiioxvs:
1. Wate-Love's Dreamland.----Roed.
2Tao Step-Honeymoon---. B--- osey
3. Two Step-dean Ideal-___..__Sos~sa
d. 'Wate-lNeParis --------vahauka
5. Two Step-Loyal Legion ------------ Sousa
0. Watz-Andalucia.-------La Thiere
7. Wate-Robin Hlood.-------DeKoven
8. Two.Step-lastus on Parade.---t ills
5. Two Step-Ltiberty Hell.-------Sousa
10. Waltz-Passing 5how.--------urst
11. Tao Step-Mamie, Come Kits Your
Honey Boy. . ..---- --------Mills
11. Tao Step-Manhattan Beach.---Sousa
13, Wtalz-iRob IRoy. ..---------t-feoves
14. Two Step-Corcoran Cadets-.---Sousa
15. WIatz-FencincMaster ---------IteKoven
i. Tao tep-Krtnotiie.--------Norrts
2. waiez-Santiag------. . .----Corbin
,3 Waltz-Laxspagnole._______Metra
4. Two Step-American Cavalry -- ne-Fust
5Two Step-Directorate ------- oosa
6. Waltz-DreamsofgChildhood .xvaldteucei
7. Tao Step-Gladiator..--------Sousa
s. 'Watz-Rleverie-------- v- aidteafei
s. waltt-Fantasie. ..----------Coote
i1. Waltz-Auf wiedersehen.-----Batley
chereinser's Orctle tea, of lDetroit,
will play the( regtular nituibters aiid
the C quaiegous the intermissions.
'Tie' decorations, to wvicih eisp'ciasl it-
tenitioni has h.-isl paidl this yoarlie,
by Stabler, who thll added son"i'' nw
feattures.fiaiigsterfer xwiii eater.
The receptionl coliliitt'' e;annoumic.,
thtilirxslela a cotuple come 0on a. class
ticket, otie of thlen)inust be i serdor.
'Tickets mlust be' iiad ' otut in the name
of till' p'rson xw'ho presen1ts tlh'em.
Gallery tickits for sp~ectator's ar('oil
saile at St0('('nts eacti tnt may tI)'oh
twinel'd of '1'leasttre'r Buselin iii te)'-
xx'. ci's office frolln 8:40t to 9:15 a. in.
aiii 4 to 4:30 p. in. todlay.t
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
1.N. Gleatonl, '9t2, of Cleveland, 0..
has Lienti xisitit,41in ti oxvln.
Miss Ag nes Atwxood, fornierly wili

was behind, xwas sxvamped by the, ref.
eree's boat.
Six hundred and ninety-one- seniors
in the variou'a departments xviii be
recommecndeit to thio regents for de-
tgrees today.
Ti'Ann Arbor High Schiool Alammni
association has a plan for establish-.
lurg dyve schiolarships of $20 cacti in
th' University for studetnts of that
higth schiool.
This morning's Detroit Free, Press
contains a cut aind sketch of Miiss
Mlarian Parker, '95 C. E., tile first
xvolltn to geltdtat froinasnty of tile
engineering coutrses of the U'niversity.
Vat' xxwouild likle to arrange a tboait
racerxxithi Oxford next year- ox'sitig
to the agreement Harxvard has madle
xxithi Cornll, xwhiche msC11to umtke an
Am~ericanl race imipossible.
LAWS OWNED YESTERDAY.
(Continued from First Page.)
intentfiots xithithe fiue presene xwhicth
lie pass Qss.
Saitford ft. Baler, ini his class poem,1
1111161 a good iipress 5ioni upon floe.
till rieir of tie hall,. howxexer, his veice
'The x'aI dietory fby f'liio (G. ittri'-
thaln xx'as soniexx'at nilox1iin chalr-
'f,-teat thleidelivery xx'as geood. S,',v
'titi selec'tionisby the Cllequatnegolls
xxe'e, illteeslrsced ini the, lifeiary pro-l
grain aiid serx'ed to Enliveniti.
DITSON MUSIC.
"Six Love Songs,"
By FrashkE. Sawyer. Translatioss of Sis
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"COLLEGE SONGS,"
The stIadard collectton of Coltege Songs.
Over 300,000 sold. Heavy. Paper, 50
cents; Cloth, Gilt, $1.00.
"COLLEGE SONGS FOR GIRLS."
Only hock of 'rhohe iss:publtsthed. The
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lred Britteti. of the Detroit Evening
Next's staff, is here to xvr'detp thl"
Cotntenemiient exercises.
Harry Rtandall, 'J3t, is hmotme froml
Bamy City, where ill' has beeii teaich-.
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F. H. Chamberlain, '"9t L, of Mitans-
t('e, xsas tuarried here ,yestierday to.
Mtiss Sophia.tHartmian, of t hiscity.
Atiss Mlarjorie Paine, '05, hiss se-
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Dr. D. A. StacLachian, of the homIe-
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In the triangular boat race between
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