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The DAILY has received a notice
of the admission of Wm. A. Bither,
Ll. B. '92, and Roger Sherman, A.
B. '94, to membership in the law
firm of Church and McMurdy, of
Chicago. Robert McMurdy, one of
the senior members of the firm is also
an alumnus of the U. of M. having
received his degree of Li. B. in '80
and Li. M. (Hon.) in '95. The firm
name will be Church, McMurdy and
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AN EASY VICTORY.
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Wood. White......1. t............. Iester
Bennett..........r. e.............Conlin
Snow.. ........1.le....GarterC
Talcott. q........... ied
Whitcomb, Blen-r.h. Snyder
coe, Malone..... .
Avery, Mob. .. .L. h.. Morse, VanCley
Keena, Weeks, ,..........Churchill
Hoover....... .
ScORE.-Michigan, 2'; Normals, 0.
Touchdowns-Avery, Whitcomb, Snow,
Day. Goal from down-Keena. Referee
-J. C. Knight, of Princeton. Umpire -
Caley of Michigan. Linesmen-Payton
and Lockwood. Halven, 15 mtinutes.
Homeop's Have a Peculiar Case.
The Homeopathic Department of
the University desires to start a post-
graduate course of lectures to begin
after the holidays and run five or six
weeks. The degree of A. D. will be
required for admission, and each
member of the faculty will give four
or five lectures on special subjects.
The Surgical Professor will have
"Theory and Practice" and the work
is to be advanced and recent. In
addition, two weeks of purely clin-
ical work will be done at the hospital.
"We have a class formed already,"
said Dean Hinsdale, "but don't
know whether the regents will let us
hold the lectures or not. At their
meeting next month the matter will
be submitted to them. I see no rea-
son why they should refuse, as a fee
will be charged and the course will
be a benefit to the institution."
Major Dr. Leseure has not return-
ed from his military duties, and, al-
though his leave of absence lasts till
January, it is hoped that he will be
back before them. Meanwhile his
lectures are divided up among the
faculty, assisted by Dr. G. P. Cooley
of Detroit. Dr. Kinyon, assisted by
Dr. Cooley, is doing the clinical
work.
The hospital is rapidly filling up,
and already has 25 patients. Dr.
Hinsdale has received requests ask-
ing permission to bring in more cases.
There were four confinement cases
during the summer, and one very

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added and a new lecture room fitted ATHEN$
up. Five new chairs were received
Saturday._ _ _TIMATRE
Mr. John ,Rood, of Marquette,
Mich., has been appointed instructor
in the Law Department, to take the
place of Mr. T. W. Hughes, who
goes to the University of Illinois.
Mr. Rood is the author of " Rood on
Garnishment." The W ool of WHO .
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