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Wihi Iis issue the Daily sseids
Publicationiutili Saurday, Feb. 19.
Medical Resolutions.
The Detroit Academy of Mdicic
mjet lat evening t Itic residetce of
Dr. Maon ii Derot, iid aed
r'ssoutioiis urging Olhereget s of 01he
Uiivesiy Of -iciigiu to graitilhe
reqtuest of the meicacl faclty rla-
ive to the excusion frut tile nivr-
sily hospital of patets be to illy
for medical serviccs. lTnhese resou-
tons re boed oii the opiniuoniltat
the admisiou of "wel-to-do" pticinfo
bas developed a spirit of autagonisni
to the University, Ihs wroged the
poor by crosnhig them olf of the lis-
pltal which was iuteded for them,
that the poor ere, i a way, obigei to
support the rich paients the iiedica
professiou of Mfichigan Ines ufferei.
The hospial will be well huled with
the por, if those able to ipay aie ex-
luded, ad, te'efore, the Univesity
will suffer no loss." Copies of tie
resolutios were forwarded t10tie
medical faculty and the board of re-
gents,
Detroit to Ann Arbor in Fast Time.
Said John A. ituseli of te Detroit,
Ypsilanti and Ani Arbor railway, to
The Tinmes last evening: "ur con-
tract with the Westinghouse people
clls for ten of their lst bet cos
which they guarantee to be able to
run 00 miles oii hour This number
in sufficet to give aiihallf Ihour ser-
vice to Detroit lbt we will sat on
an hourly schedule, We will put on
an extra ar between Ypsilanti aiii
Ann Arbor ad expect to give fromu
th lestart a hal hour sevice betweecol
these two cities Te estiated tine
in running from Detroit to Ann Arbor
willIbe n hour andfteen mluts
and the lat car will leave the city
hll in Detroit each night at 11 o'clock
loal tiie."-Wasi'.eun c'Tim::s.
Harvard has 2 games scheduled for
her baseball team and this does not
include the games with Yle,
SOLPHO310tE LDATIN.
Course 3, Horace, will be given in
second semester in piace of Course 4,
at the hours and In he rooms given
in the Announcement or Course 4.

Medical Examinations.
Tue followiug is a schedule of thic
exominatisns for the mnedical depart-
aent:
Seiors-3Moillay, Feb. 14, 9 a. Iii.,
Theory mnd I'ractice ofat Hospital;l
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 9 a. inl., Nervocus
Diseases at Hospital; Wdnesdoy,
F'b. 1t, Suirge.ry, in Lower Lecture
Rooni1; Thursday, F (A). 17, Gynaecol-
ogy in Loswer Lecture Ito-ii, at 0 a.
10.; Friday, Feb. 18, 9 a. In., Cooss
Pathology iu Pthlological Amophi-
Sophomores--Monday. Fet., 14, 9 a.
mi.. Anatoumy of lice Netrvolsn Sysl,'in,
ini Upper Lecure IRoomc; Ticesibsy, F.i
15, 9 a. In., Eibryoiogy, in: Upp 'lr
Lecture 1ttooic; We'dnesday, Febsl. 1t, )
a:. In., Physiology, iii Uppero'Lec iio,
'itoolo; Thisrstday, Feib. If, 1(0 . ni,,
IHygieue, in Upper Lecture 120011.
mioiiors-Mionday, Feb-. 14, 2 pin i.,
'Theory andt'ractie, in LfewerLeoc.-
l ie 22001:; T'sday Feyb1-l. 15,2 11. is..
Pharmaiiscilogy, iu Loswei'I,t'cticre
Rosiii; Weidne'stday, tecb. 16, 2 p.in l.,
iSurgery-, in UppierI iLctre Rooi,
T'huirsday, Feb. 17, -P'ahlohgy, oral ox-
ioiiliioss, forenoonsi of e-x iiiiuaiom
Firsililli -!-.atrday, Eco:. 12, 0) 1.
il., tOsteology, 10n21111r tecturce 110o1ii:
"Mondaly, Fib. 04, 1.30 p. n1. BaIter -
atomsy, in :Uppeir Lecture Rooni1; l'ti:
nemdy, Feb. 1, 210p.ill., t eneill
Chicisfry, ini Lowe-c Li-ct1 siRom
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