TEE U. OF M. DAILY.

consunmmate nerve, our weekly co-
S tetimporary takes the DAILY to task
for its recent editorial concerning
-u wtiohtders tlyndoereoed toy nthe junior hop. In sating that the
THE . O M.INDPENENTASSCIAIONDAILY coud have had a ticket for
THE . O M.INDEENDNT SSOCATIN ithe asking, the author of the article
shoss himself to be either densely
Sbscriptionnptine *r0 ter yea, itvaraby Ignorant of tie real facts of the ase
in droaeo',. Site opietl ents. onsteat g
S tenootogr et umofier net stand t 12 or to have swilfiily misrepresented
o'eist'k.mtee. Sbscriptinmaiy be left t Itsm telaivntol eie
he ote of the nILY. OperItIttue sock, at te.Te]Ai,-ntol eie
Shetlttuo', at stetiets, rtwitht ay of tie a ticket but -solicited tone. Oiing
ttted . ito tiisrah.h uteeb to the discourtesy of te junior hop
Welok p . r''they are to appear tetetanaeetorrqustagoe
ay. Adreesaalt.mate itended foriubicstnda- oreisexeddt te
tintto the ttanagittg Editor.Altbusiames adtecutse xeddt te
- ommuntnications outiiliteent to tile]ns- tewspaper representatives were de-
THE . nnDAILY, ied ui. If the event lan in any
Ann Arbr. Kric. fmniner tetded to widen the breach
EDITORS.. existing betweeno Frats and Ide-
S. W. Ctn, 'W, Maagitg Editor.. pendetnts the former must hold
.1I.. CHAPMAtN, 'T2, Attist. Maagig Editor. thenseves resionsible. With fe-
It.E. bcRsetton.'5, AtaL Managng Editor. garis to visiting the riik in the
J. . c.Tcm'ts, 'S,Buosinett Manager. afternoon, themage ntoth
F. . ~ nirT,'9i seit.usie~ Maagr.DaII Y id tot deem te event of
c'.or tientoo, oAtiscHuinno ane.sufficient importance to warrant any
w P. Vp tano, 'El. I J . Aatz.t.. 'EL
F J. 3 otcrwt-'2, 0. C('it. tatie, '0"5 sichoinnovation to increase its pop-
w5tFlLt.saoct.'St21 i~rtettitnt liveh. '04. cluarity. Speaking of enterprise, a
F. E. itenotno, 'te. -LCIA KanVa il.
___________________ conparisoto of our cotenporary with
. ~A,;. od.. - the a iY swilt showv most potently
The Editors do not old tiemsevesnrspo-'where that article ight be nmost
niblefr theopioon oestatements of comres- effectively enpoyet. Before again
podeta apetrtt aek Ootv essayng the roe of a "critic our
Aseee pleasing surprise greeteid the ad- I fredwud owllt
iiirers of '90 lit, Saturday imoovn-Iifornm himself of te facts wereof
iog, vwhen imore class spirit and ei- te speaks.
thusiasimn was idisplayedl than eser Mck Snat.
Before since its advent at the tini- I 'roe President of the Secate an-
versity. It is to be hoopedl that thois ptonicedt the folowing connittees at
os not a temoporary spurt 010 the plart a ieeting held last Friday:
of its menmbers, bot rather that Elections-Adams, H. C. Harvey,
tloiretoliisasio ona cootiiuetoParsotns Weber and Holy.
grow and take shape until '92 lan Appropriations-titears, Roberts
oot-grown its proverbial repouta-1 and OConnor
tion of beiiogottry tdevoid of classIjuiar StrshiMrin
spirit. 'h'lerein no reasoin wvhy. '90 Finaice-Shledono, Smith, Crane,
shouold not conec to) the front this Lo, Parsons.
year, its last in the hUnivorsity. t Coiooierce -- McGuire, Moyle,
would be calumny to say that '92 I Mleas, Wrhitely, Wlitsett.
does nt tpossess the oit rial and jtter-state Conimerce--Crane,
ability to take its stand in the first Broninlg, Wentworth, Vancy, Jew-
ratoksJtl tt n-s neededf is an or- eli.
ganiied ant iatiotic effort on, the Fiseries-Donoahue, Hall, Ryatn.
lat of tlsq class, ad its nerits will k-Aricolture--Friedioan, Erdlit,
becomne atparet. It is to-be hoped Shipp.
that tioos mgy bit tlecase and that l foreign Affairs-Browninig, Web-
'92lt s'ill sxeb' apsecoent, ovwichlo err Storms, Wlcott.
sill bc vooteol by atI'future classes Pensions-,--Wlitsett, IBurke, Rob-
at Pe 1 of 'i jees, Sheldon, Burife.
TnnOEtAILYeas very ujtoiniain torse edi A'lilitary Affairs-Jeffers, Sears,
torial of lst Satroay sttinag that witig'00 McKenzie.
the discourotey of the Junior hop commitee,
t as not suppied ilk a tiket to the Juiaor Naal Affairs-Holly, H. C- Har-
lop, and tierefore ws unabe to give an an. Vey, Mc~iuire.
rount of tie affair. Te Jnior hop eoittee-
vteid to extend~ to bot college papert otmpli- Public Lands-Shoarp, Gord, Bur-
mentary ticeots and aty member of te DALv nett
staff coudt have had one for the akig. Bt
even thougho tot treseted wrti oa, sith a Iindiaon Affairs -BIridge, Sears,
lietnteprise on teir part, they coud have Burke.
goneto the rink inth ie aftenoot and obtained Tertis-mh MylB -
all the iformatln eded foe an atile. TrioisSato olBr
Sueh lak of etnterprie wilt not inreae the net.
DAILY'S popuarity, oe will it teao int do aly- Railroads and Canals - WI. M.
thitng bt wideoteolreaoy toar seporated
factions of teonunivrsit. Harvey, .Rosenberger, Jeffers.
to the above editorial, abounding M~anufacturers--AMeals, Rosen-
in inaccuracies and promptetl by berger, MNears.

Go e + FORTSHE SECOND SEMESTER
+ Gek Latist, Frenoeh, Germant,stnd Mathetial:
IText.4"~ Books, New atntd eeonutland at
Bo O ks - Univarsiky Booksellers, - - Etat Street.
Isnthe LEAD) NlOSCHOOL oat BUSINIS.o
- lotur depatments-CommertialNo textgook
oremnuritttxrk- Engls.tShotnd ad
Penmanship. Feganttbidtn. agat-it
'" - tlenaree. efrcet itnstetorOtwok thir
S- - ooghltiigexpencartextemely lowe 12.2ato
$2 5per mach; studentsasasisted to patitioat.
For eataogoc, oddresno P.RE CLEAJOY, Prersidrnt.
Education and L~abor-Wolcott, 17 TT TT Tiv 17

Ryn iho.Mines aind Mlinitog-Loeb, :Rob- _
erts, Card, McKenzie, Martin.~
Roles--Moyle, Card, IBurnett. Sprfng
Accounts-Weber, Mears, Har-
vey. 1Suit in s,
Coast IDefences-Wohtitely, Stornos, ~J'
Shipp.
World's Fair-Jewell, H. C'. Har-I Pantalooi
vey, Adanoo, Whitely, Yaoncy.
Claims-Btudge, Roberts, Sharpe. And
Patetst - O'Conoioor, D~onahuoe,
Martin.
Civil Service atod Retrenchtnent- Vaflcy
W'entwvortho, W. Me. Itarves , Fried;

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IItIostoffices and Itost Roadls-ErtI
lit., Yancy, 'tichtoor. EttIot ExANAND NS coii.i Ni
'Thieneniorial to Colonel 'l'ufto, J S~ / T P fK
the foitnider of Tufts College, will
be placed in the state hooise. No. 19I Sototh Mai Street.

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ot 10 enrapter line. Speial rates toe longer .c.an wy
time, and etellIces fitrnished by applinitg att'
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Fneltesertrst 8hfest No. 5i. Sail Passenger....... . 4025 p.In
atid receive reward. GIGscrt
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hag day, March 1st. Mr. Youmatis, No.:4. Stall Expres...........i.l4 p.m.
Mr.. Knox antd thin celebrated Silver- So. 0. Passenger, Toledo Accom.111 ,00. nIi.
mnat atot the To'o Samos. Telephiotne Tais3n 6 rita betw-eent.AlitArbir snd
No. iii.Central Standard Time.
All Trains Da~ily except Sitndity.
w. 51. BENNETT. IR. S. GRiEENWYOOD,
lien. Past. Agent. Local Agent .
P11010 G R A P1ERAPR /9h
NO. 12 W. 'HUNS
J. HALLER,/'
Repairing a specialty. 4d OUTH IN T esaKax
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
An ro ih.Cital Stocko, $50,000, ______
Sorpluts, *100,000._________________
Organized under the General Banking Lamw.
ofthis state. Receives Deposits, boys and - t.
sells exchange o h ricplcities of the U J ., >lT~bbl'\ 7 ~N
United States. Drlafts ranked upon proper SteSretGors
identificastiona. Offiers:SaeSretGoes
CHRtSTYIAN SAme, Prert.slct
W. tD. HasSISAt.,NThee Preas-; Students pstronage expecially slctd
CHAt. E. hisooct, Cashier. 24Ss. STATE STREET.