THE.U OF M. DAILY
-yWE ARE THE PEOPLE.:|| -'- ANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY,d
Formerly Allmendinger Piano and Organ Company.
New Warerooms, - - - - - - - .. - Corner of Main and Liber y Streets.

I will "Open the Ball" by placing a fine stock of Guitars, Banjos, etc.
--AT--
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU-
Find Wa xs M Rv.crsw ffS omm,
25 South Fourth Avenue, City.
owing to the Eopiration of Patents, we are selling Nickel Plated Centre Draft Lamps at
greatly Iteduced Prices. $1 50 will go as far this year as $2 50 would last year.
RED STAR" OIL SAFEST AND BEST in Maket, Delivered in our
own Cans totCustomers in any part of the City at 10 cents per gallon.
OIL CANS of all sizes and at Lowest Price. Shoe Brushes, Blacking and Toilet
Articles at One-Third less than usual Prices.
EAU + & & +OmPAY.

JOOD BiRoum,
THE NEW SHADE IN SUITS,
AT
" THE STAR." -----------
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- For HIGHEST CLASS TAILORING.
New Goods, new Fall Goods, new Winter Goods, Full Dress Suitings,
Silk Vestings, Overcoatings, London Suitings. Trouserings a specialty.
Largest and most complete stock in the city, at the lowest prices. Please call
and examne.
NO. 2 EAST WASHINGTON ST., near Main.

44 SOUTH RAIN STREET,

ANN ARBOR, MICH.

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DON'T FORGET
. TO GOTO
B. E, JOLLY £ f0.j
FOR il
AND ALL
tfudEnW gcuppliES,
Ice Cream, Soda Water, and
FLEE JLUNCHES, ETC.
We keep the very best line of
In the City.
Leave Orders for all
ATHLETIC + GOODS.-
OIDEITL7 I" T{OJ
YPSILANTI.
VIW Special Rates to Students.-A
VIHAVE EARNED AN
ENvIABLE
FREPUTATION
FRtsUS FOR 58 one.
YOUR TRADE
sOLICITED
AD. SEYLER& SON
1j Opp.Court House.
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Type-Writing,
Short-Hood and Mimeegruptdny, Theses, Car-
S S39South Pubieatn o al hindu. Univ. Ave.
BILLILID P ARLORS
"iegandy ritted during the past summer,
Nice lunch counter in connection.
BUTTS & HAZLEWOOD,
STATE STREET, ANN ARBOR.

THE CAMPUS.
The freshmen at Wellesley num-
ber 252.
Miss E. G. Short, '93, is teaching
at Decatur, Ill'
C. O. Knudson, law '91, has lo-
cated in Chicago.
The Winchell Memorial is now on
sale at the bookstores.
W. E. Goddard, 'go, is principal
of the Oak Park (Ill.) schools.'-
Miss Ida Mighell, 'gi lit, is prin-
cipal of a seminary at Oxford, Ohio.
The class of '95 at Williams has
five preparatory school foot-ball cap-
tains.
J. E. Church, Jr., '92, assistant
at the Observatory is quite ill with
malarial fever.
A freshman wanted to know if
"that statue on the campus belonged
to the class of 1870."
Anna Schryver has accepted a call
as teacher of Mathematics in a
school in New York City.
The Brown University nine de-
feated the champions of the state at
Providence Saturday, 7 to I.
H. C. Stillman, law '91, has aI
position in the law office of Murray
& Woodruff, at St. Paul, Minn.
Bryn Mawr and Wellesley are con-
sidering the project of forming an
inter-collegiate athletic association.
L. F. Porter, law '91, has a posi-
tion in the law office of Champertain
& Wheeler, in Eureka, California.
All city papers, including the
DAILY, may be found on file at the
S. C. A. reading room, in Newberry
Hall.
Mrs. Winchell's household goods
and the Doctor's library narrowly
escaped the recent-large'Minneapo-
lis fire.
J..C. Petherbridge, law '9, has
been appointed deputy county attor-

ney of Leavenworth county, Kansas,
with office at Tonganoxie, Kan.
A. W. Tressler, '91, a former
managing editor of the DAILY, and
at present superintendent of the
Marine City schools, is in the city
to-day.
Professor J. G. Pattengill, princi-
pal of the Ann Arbor High School,
a brother of our professor, has edited
a revision of Professor Boies' Greek
Lessons.
John Devan, law '90, the "poet-
prophet" of the Webster Society,'
has been appointed city attorney at
Two Harbors, and county attorney
of Lake county, Wis.
Last June the Wooster faculty
passed the following: . esolved,
That hereafter no participation in
inter-collegiate athletic games and
contests by the students of the Uni-
versity of Wooster shall be permit-
ted.
The following new men were on
the foot-ball field to-day in addition
to those whose nameswere published
yesterday: Hayes, Ayers, Warner,
Cleverdone, Loomis, Crawford,
Mowry, Whitsett, Chadman and
Donnellan. The men are urged to
be on the field at 4 o'clock and not
4:30.
Those Freshmen.
On the opening of the ticket office
of the Athletic Association, a mild-
eyed freshman stepped up to the
secretary, and with trembling voice
and supplicating look timmidly ten-
dered $30 in payment for his matric-
ulation fee. -The secretary, who is
possessed of a generous and kindly
disposition, spoke to him sbsothing
words as he graciously showed him
the way to Treasurer Soule's office.
Another one of these childlike sons
of destiny wished the samesecretary
to furnish him with a registration
blank. Verily, the ofgofsecre-
tary of the Athletic Association hath
pleasures as well as business con-
nected with it.

Chemical Physical Apparatus
X Ce P".anda
Rare Chemicals, Microscopical Supplies,
EBERBACH & SON.
---THE ARGUS,--
FIN JO f'RIb TIN@,
AT LOW PRICES.
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
Street Railway.
Time table taking effect June18,1891.
Leave Ann Arbor from Court House at 6.20,
7.50,S. .0.5 a.m., and 12.50, 2.20, 3.50, 5.20,
6.50, 8.20, 950, 11.20 p. m.
Leave Ysilanti at 6000, 7.30, 9.00, 10.30, a. m.,
and 12."0,".00, 3.30,5S0, 6. 0, 8.00, .30, 11.00.p. i.
SUND5AY OTMETABLE.
Leave Ann Arbor from Court Hoareat 8.30 a.
m., and 2.20, 3.50, 5.20,06.50, 8.20, 9.50,p. m.
Leave Ypilanti at 8.10, a.m., and 2.00, 3.30,
5.00, 6.30. 8.00, S.30, p. m.
K E NOTIC-Sunday train at 8.10 a. m.,
leaves Ypsilanti, corner Cross and Adams
Streets.
Cars run on City Tine. Coupon tickets, 10
cents. For sale by conductors.
WAGNER CO.3
Tailors and *""
"+" Kurni hers
21 S. MAIN STREET.
A Large Stock of
SEASONABLE WOOLENS.
All the Novelties in
MEN's FINE FURNIssHINOS.
We have the Best Steam Laundry.