4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.
SECOND SEMESTER
LAW
Cooley's Taxation
High, Extraordinary Legal
Remedies
Hollands, Jurisprudence
Greenleaf, Evidence Vol. 1
Mechem, Cases on Agency
Elliott, Municipal Corporations
Elliott, Cases on Private Cor-
porations
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American School at Rome.
The A merican School for Classical
Studies in Rome, is just closing its
fourth year. It has been conducted
at an expense of $7,500 a year, the
money being raised by subscription.
Three fellowships are held open to
American students. This year one
is held by W. W. Bishop, a gradu-
ate of the University. The execu-
tive committee voted at their meeting
held last week, for an improvement
in the school that will increase the
annual expenses from $7,500 to $11,-
000, the additional funds being sub-
scribed in the east.
Prof. Minton Warren, of John's
Hopkins university, is to be sent to
Rome as resident director of the
school. He was authorized to ap-
point a professor of art and archaeo-
logy to assist him. Prof Warren is
one of the foremost Latin scholars
of the country.
OTIS SKINNER AT THE ATHENS.
The most significant announcement
that has been made during the current
dramatic season is the appearance of
Otis Skinner and his company at the
Athens Theatre tonight, in Carson and
Parker's comedy, "Rosemary." This
is unquestionably the most important
play Mr. Skinner has ever presented to
his admirers in Ann Arbor as it has
achieved an unusual triumph at the
Criterion Theatre, London, and at the
Empire Theatre, New York. The orig-
inal Empire Theatre production is be-
ing used by Mr. Skinner for his tour,
and, in the leading part, that of Sir
Jasper Thorndyke, he has a character
even more attractive than his fascinat-
ing creation of Prince Eudolf, which
charmed our theatre goers last season.
The cast enlists the services of a large
number of metropolitan favorites. Mr.
Skinner's great popularity here in-
sures an enthusiastic reception and a
crowded house.
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SPRING
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Styles are in. Early Selection.
MR. W. EUGENE PAGE, Ypsilanti Opera House, Saturday Ann Arbor. Address B, Room 1123
evening, March 11-Edwin Mayo in Majestic Building, Detroit, Mich.
Will give lessons on the mandolin and Pudd'nhead Wilson, by Mark Twain.
guitar at the University Sclaool of An opportunity for those who were
Music every Friday. For Terms and unable to see the performance when All candidates for the 1900 relay
hours apply to the Secretary. here. team are expected to report at the
gymnasium on Mondays, Wednes-
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