…VOL. III.-No0. 14. UIVIERSITY' OF ICHIIGAI i ONDA Y, OCTOBER 1t7, 1cS.99. PRICE, THREF CENTS. NI Al( E IT ofes to g ooud bail platyer, htieh WOMEN'S LEAGUE. isLmydenite to nemain twith its. l TI~ L~1 aisg)iverthlinin tocntsidertio President Angell Addresses the J ' I lme'ik~ isework cit thebx a Le -lans for the Coinings A Refers te Saturdays Game p good,, scgan h oold cranly akeYear Discussed.r tihe Athletic Field a saluabie acq~uisition to...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Vol'. 11-No. 1M. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 192. PRICE, THREM CENTS. 1 Vfl man hall Opposite the ma(n0 LECTURE ASSOCIATION. tanet is tile recepti on roalni1..'t0p Col Robert G& Ingersoll Will Open sc igto AVRroe rc<t c3 th s Ot 1 All_ Becaust ofewhicveowen ___ yin Aldeaue Te HW"" isg 'oot in t1e oI c he Stuets Le~' cturle Asociation - ,,ii TE &" Elegant New Hospital. I) tc tll 100oI he iQt110 tratFoa or° Detail...…
…~1j ti.of Alt. Wzj VOL. 11.-No. 12. UNIVERSITYEXIIIBIT. The University of Michigan at the Worlds Fair, j Plans For a Good Exhibit-A Big Zoological Display of all Michigan Animals-The Legislative Appro- priationi-Scheme fore Represen- tative General Exhibition. -The U. of M. Will be Right in Line. UNIV~ERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1892. PRICsE, THREE CENTS. the Regents upon this petitin, and no details of the display cain be gi...…
…of Von.. III.-No. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1S92. PRICE, THREE CENTS. T T' T r of the faculty. A long felt want has BOARD OF REGENTS. TH NW A BL .,been supplied in the main lecture room, namely-proper ventilation. Salaries of Full Professors Raised- A Model of Taste and Con- Indeed, the architect seems to have Recommendations fo Degrees- venience. been scrupulously solicitious about providing plenty of light and ai...…
…__ .0f3.I VOL. III.-No. 10. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. vacation, but no definite details can UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. be given as yet concerning the route to be taken. As is their custom a rand concert will be given in Anil The U. of M. Will Attempt to En- Our Glee Club to be a Strong Arbor and neighboring cities at t_ a Organization This Year. times to be announced later. The officers of the club...…
…Adombu----d Awm tt A. l A VoL. 11.-No. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. the S. C. A. makes itself useful to ET N TH AND students. The association has been very for- Refers to the S. C. A. of Michi- tunate in securing for its general secretary this year C. A. 1lowc, '92 gan University. fit, aid last year president of the Founced in 1 5-A Sketch of its Athletic Association. 'r. 1ossen History-The Bui...…
…e . o . la l . VoL. II.-No. s. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN EASYYICTUR, The U. of M. Team Defeats the M, A, A's by a Score of 74 to 0, Our Boys Win the First Game of the Season.-Many Strong Pointsj of Our Team Brought Out in Saturday's -Game, -- Efficient Coaching Having its Effect on the Team's Work. TI 'Varsity football team de- feated the M. iA. A. team, Saturday,' by a score of 74 to o in a ...…
…tt of LU. Wlail. VOL. III.-No. 7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1892. PRICE, THIEE CENTS. Sherman is greatly missed at quar- A BRILLIANT RECEPTION, SIII~TIP ~N I~hUA1t, teribut ais stoufrdr Is insu a t-na oet hi red condition as to forbid his playing. The Students' Christian Associa- . Captain Dygert will be found in his tion at Home to Their Friends. Prospects for Victory This regular position at full-back in this 'There w...…
…tt* of 1n. Wlail. VoL. III.-No. 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1892. PRicE, THREE CENTS. are designed to give the mind UNITY CLUB. breadth of grasp and general pre- paration, come the seminary courses A Literary Club Second to None in --i the City-Prospects for the . s isich speciatization is soughst. Season. A Great Change Introduced into Text books are discarded and for This Department. them are substituted the general Th...…
…of LU. merit ~Voj.. IIl.-No. P. UiNI~lilTYOF.iMIC-LIIGA-N, THUR~SDAY, OCTOlElitG, I1892f. PiicpE T its: CENTS. We Are the First to Enroll Re- presentatives of the Celes- tial Empire. In Melican Tongue They Are the Misses Kohn and Stone.-The Daughters of a Native Methodist Clergyman.--Pioneers in Chinese Dress Reform. -Will Enter the Medical Department:j 'lichigais, so far as is kiiowi, is the first to eiroll among her students representa...…
…ti Voi,. VOL. lL-N. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MIC1ILGAIN, WEDiNESD)AY, OCTOBER 5 -, 1892. sco.iiii Ci'. PRIOE, Tij IZEE CENTS. P INTS AND DRO~P KICKSt A, Few Words on the Foot Ball Situation. Rapid Progress Being Maade.-New Candidates Showing Up Well in Practice. - Barbour's Efficient Woark as oacri.-A Numbeor of Goo UamesPromised. and tie macagenment does weli in fuircishincall pssible cooveicitites. AI ma-er Griffin is buye irepairiis' tte ialh...…
…Of VOL. VOL.I~i-i~o 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1892.PstyTiemCNS PRicE, THREE CRTNTS. ~~11FntLaisie a long article rerogeizini WHESBEGIN TOljT{URN DrD'Vorak's fame and talents. m Classes in light sin-inng are to b And the U. of M. Again Rolls Ifosnied. The Chorl Uion is i n MICHIGAN ALUMNI. Our Absent Friends-Where Theyr Are and What They Are Doing. Into Line. receipit of an official incitation frorns i .Elsi tedn cg ...…
…sIdIU.W VOL-f. III.-No 2. U-NIVE-RSITY OF 1IICIIIGAiN, NMONDAY, OCTOBER 81 ,1892. IRCTHIRElitCENTS. FACULTY tF1ANGESS Many New Men Added in All Departments. reCo K~fNelsey, grantedlaeo h 11nc fior one x cii to( ms clch I I S einceito f W iton veClsityis appointedl Ictill I ssoitn Professr of Il 11111, and itllihav AN EXCELLENT COURSE, Men That Will be Heard This Year in the S. L. A.Course. The board has. ixnot lect yet, bul t111 f010llo...…
… ji ally U N.'\IVEI'%SITY OF MICII[G-AXN. _.IN) OCTOIIEEf 1. htS92. i'cItt: tt. i rlet n ldrialCo-nll oceat THE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, Itaa ad aan at i etroit, ont____ Tithks'It0Z'7, t ',tI I (I at CS i A Newsy Periodical for College Men have beau averancail aanl Managoer and Women-The U. of M. Wilt be I viffintis to hte coitratilated 00 the in it ev-ilettt listit liessiee cit. Th ie Changes of the Summer and the lltltioL is f1e ts BTe Seitt...…
…~I$ U.Of . a l n. VOL. I.-No. 1763. UNIVERSITY OF MICHlIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. TORONTO WINS IN THE TENTH. 0515 makes long safe hit to ceniter. THE TWO LECTURES.,(OF YOUR The Game at the Athletic Field I Spitzer makes first on Nickles error, SOT 'l"T This Afternoon. Pearsosi taking secondt.Sied out Prof. G. F. Wright, of Oberlin, and ,7' iL GE 11SilsORat first. No rtino. Prof. Scott. i i 11 fair sized croswdi gree...…
…~Ijc Uo f f.Wlp VOL. 1.-No. 175. NINETY-FOUR WINS ANOTHER. The HiEh School Boys Lose thej Game by Costly Errors. Ninety-four is making a hard fight for the championship banner. Yes- terday afternoon she took her third game of the series, and stands is chai on of the literary departmsent andl preparatory school . The latter put uip a weak game behindt the lbat UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1892. The groonds chosen for tine Uni- fo...…
…:1t L. of iu. WDaij. VOL. II.--No. 17. BY CABLE FROM EUROPE. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OF YOUR.- f p 77 -TT n Woman's League Lecture. The '92 Castallan. Regent Draper Seriously III at Ant- Mrs. Jane Bancroft Robinson, Ph. werp. I D., who is to address the Woman's Cable despatches to last evening's neague, tonorrox eveong, is one of papers announced the serious illness the leading women of the co...…
…. o . . __. Vol.. II.-,,\,o. IT..". Voc 11-N. 18. UNIVERSITY OFT'MICIIIGAN, AVER- ESDAY, iJU'NE I1 1892. MICHIGAN CLAIS The YVellow and Biue cellent GC 1( oiII th fac t a from ao i e t i M icilial ospa ,111 arou d th naly610in tlls(O.l piltchted odbl - = C t, a1 rlii slid l 12 cn th > tig , ali /IS THE GAME. bound to scoreanod toied to workon ltrik.lBoweriman dr opped the put up an Ex- a am Itbulsad '1f1nny- statdofhi. k omwernin passedtt...…
…Die . Of VOL.. 1.-No. 172. OUR SUBSTITUTES WERE DE- FEATED. The U. of M. Team is Detained by a Railroad Wreck, end 0. A. C. Plays Cornell in Her Stead. UNIVTERSITY OFAHCflIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY P1I, 1>92. I Republican Club Election. j 'VARSITY FIELD DAY. The law boilding on Saturday A Trifle Slow-The Athletes that night was the scene of a lively meet- Took the Medals. 1 ig.The seating capacity was tfob lle annual'V.arsity lielil Da> smiall to a...…
…e . of Aft" 'To,. I1-N. I171. UNIVTERSITY OF AMIChIGAN.SX-TTIIIIDAY, i\IAY , 11)2. HOW IT HAPPENED. The Princeton Defeat-Good Work of Jefferis and Bower man. fil, E O esfitJ. it.-t 2.li-t The i (t;alie hiodaiytNvat iitie tti ti'L;ill- trestilit<;' iof11w iii thai t, s ieih t playe dd iiiif iceors nwerlieiipecitlly best w ifrki il iheiin-fiild.iii l i llithe ' ANi-otl tilItie(an n tet,1Cssppor tit liiiyiply ifdr ilgh ti111ill tioi i li tref...…
…I)o AT.* NoL. IL.-NO. 170. THE SECOND VICTORY. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, M\IAY 27, 1893. Iouts and a fly to Crawford. '"Doc'' ban ever before, ltowerniao caught DRItto, THREE CENTS. ( OF YOUR -. IITT~mn=7 7 7 rT)t'±T1 Some Inside Points on the Lehigh SpizerbaseonLall orcig Sheld Came From the Daily Corres- Si r aeo al~ocnflilscatchei Crawford (id very qutick I z B pondent. to second. Bfowermsan struck out. wsork at feft field. lrf...…
…lac . of . 1ai . VOL. IH.No. 169. THE DAMNATION OF FAUST. 'The Concert Tomorrow Night Will be One of the Finest Ever Given in University Hell. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, p~ecial sensation of the evening was I causedt by the superb perforioance of the young tbarttone,tHe inrich AMeyn, wtioai the Orpheus Club are to bet ll ector Byrlioz, suinetsims cle congratuiated on set-urine so eariy the trench Beethisveaa, wa 'omen in Iis vcar erin this co...…
…i I 1 I i t f 8 Voc. I [--No. I TINI VElhSITLY OF MIC1.HUAN, WED)NESDAY, AY ?§, IS92. HARNESS DISABLED, Illness and Overwork Cause an Ab- erration of His Mind.--Trans- ferred to His Home in Indiana. l I r e ()n: ofthe ichers ()t' _'liiettityt Itaili, s,,ceelto) he ini iii i(%i t l - ii lhe left litre til the ctastevoi trip tast wteethntidheit tntr of his rotitioi ilinl t. osetlih's sicpi( It is 1bit sauil that sri.- cral H ains !lie ott (t...…
…je . of , . 1ai . Vol- II.-No. 16 7. Voc. 11-o. 167.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 241, 1892. PtoTlttCNS PRIG E, Tal-ZEE CENTS. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. A Full Account by the Daily Corres-, pondent.I :ASTON, 11a., May 23. [Special.] -PresidentI .Ashley's ar, 4sWolver- ine.'' withithtie 1.. of Al. tata rulshedl through froo hdlpP11II hia to Easton, after the U'niversits of Penntn sylvaia gameII a11tily was15c100 mlencedlagaisflt 1Lafatyett...…
…C t o VOL. IL-No. 1665. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAiN, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1592. INTER-CLASS FIELD-DAY. bicycle race. Harmon wins in 4-14 INTER-FRATERNITY WAR. I '94 Wins Easily From '95. A Close onahaytaknteml a Exciting Scenes at the '95 Oracle Ball Game. hrogm an, , roes away fromt the Election. The i ri~ si -field, arid stieswithout trying, fi 5 li- stlc o mticelc-st 'i iiiiter-cliss fild-day, ( Cickerin ' 9he iaietod I laerd eCst betweein tilec...…
…uf ltl* vo. 1.-Na. 16. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, TMAY 21, 18S92. THE PROHIBITION CONVENTION. Forty Michigan College Men in At- tendance. U. of M. Annual Field Day. University Minstrels. Th'le following are the 'Warsity FieldIl Mlay a2l. ... I ''hle _11 ihalum Inter -(Colleg iteo ,~s~ P'rahilsitiin cnvntonbenits ses ic ioowrillash. sions at Newhoiry Iliii, yesteriayiv 20 afternoonan't 330, wtiii'inad rss j_1.t of welcis yA V.A...…
…. a . 1 . VSor..If.-No.ilG4f Two New Appointments. .At the regents' meeting Wtednes- dav evening, two imp~or taut appioint- miests werie matle, Prof.iA inchell's chair twas fiiled by th selectbun ioS Israel C. Russell, ot the T.S.G - lout-al s sri-es Ieis-a gra duateii of he C i f N.Y. and afterw sards stud- led isnSt.eSchool of MinlesI Colum-is hia Cul(e.rte ls twoss 5i- mes the hshie s lskas in ciha rg aiof .exped uitiost o te51 ~la Aips. ...…
…. of X Wai Voc. iL-No. 163. UIVERISITY OF MICHIGAIN, THUIIRSDAY, M11AY P)i, 1892. THE TEAM LEAVES TO-NIGHT.' of Pa. fell a victios to her Tuesday swith a score 8i to i Codd Will Go-The Teams to be Met Vale, at Nesw Haven, tursdlay, and What Their Records will put up a good game. Last year's Indicate. score was close, 2 to o. Vale's nine is cot as strong as last year's leans! 'he teams leases on iSs slll Jr casters trill at (6:30 thuis eveni...…
…#4W4MW A of ct YVOL. I.-No. 162. SUCCESSFULLY ORGANIZED. The Republican League Col- lege Clubs Created and Jas. F. Burke of the U. of j M. is President. The Conventioi is Harmonious and a Splendid Banquet Tsrmi- noatse ths Event. The conventioni of co l egrrepl)- ican club delegates at the call o the Linicarsity of Alichigan occurredt yesterdaty. the 105glist of delie- gates publishedl o stci 6 s gavetr she impressionithat it wais to lie a so...…
…4jc It of Al. rd VOL. .Il--No. 161. UNIVERSITY OF AJC1-IGAI\T, TIUESI)AY, MAY 17, 1892. 'TIS REPUBLICAN DAY. C H hlard C. 1.Ilulce; Indiana 0" 'Young Men in Politics,"_______ -I State University Bloomington, Ind.l, SlEcton. Johno hitt onunolbraka The Convention, Procession and '' 'Slcin----_ uiesMnsQatte Banquet-A Full Lint of Visiting F.I I Ingler, Howardl J.HalA. (3). One Abost Gts," __ioU Collegians. Hon, AJ. SawrofMichigan. Colegins.N.Ha...…
…of m m m m VOL. If.-NO. 160. VOL. 1.-No.lI~o.U NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, .MONDAY, MAY 1( , 1592i. Pice ~eI ' PlacE, TutzEE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN CALCIMINED. "t~oc.' Peareson lead the team in Eamned rciun,. of M.,1;iiit by pisel d bhalf' Hres2;bases on ballsbys lIaise-. by To MnFrm vnsonPayYe-sacrifice hits. The game openedAticloscet ''" sirce tb Ht, rnssic5,bhi Sic- low Ball -Harness Allows Them swith ttte ' Varsity at tbat. Craswford Doe,3; i...…
…tIJ itIof AT.Wi VOL. II.-No. 159. UNIVERSITY OF .MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14,1892. PR ICE, THREE CENTS. THEY DID THEMSELVES PROUD. the fact that '95 is a vigorous class, Refes t th Frshmn ad ?eircan hear cdefea t with equanimity, Banquet Last Night. keeping its eye fixedl on the final goal. He said he hoped that the The crowning esest in tine first healthy spirit manifested thus far year of the history of the Freshnsan wvould he continued t...…
…of , f 1a ,s VOc. 1IL-No. 15s. UNeiIVEB THE SOPHOMORES WIN AGAIN'.I(caiitcee lhrcs Ninety-three Loses Her Chancesi Hunter aod for the Championship Banner. Chickerinig t' Oniiaceoutotof te disturbhnce its theierror lt orallyeantiti iin the class rootms oft zeran't 'tittros the v'arioiis delitnienits wihen.i thei of both sitles inter-class (aiesiita're played ( ithe fiotm iing eaittpis, yesterdaty's 't ng i i s tctiote fnowtst( oni the failt i...…
…yI$ IL. of VOL. II.-No. 157. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED. University Minstrels. Prof. Adams Will Not Sever His Con- The first complete rehearsal of nection With the University of the University Minstrels occurred Michigan. in Nickels' Hall, last evening. Al- though handicapped for one or two For some tinse rtimsors hare been raos h osmd eyce- rife to the effect that Prof. Adams reasons, she boys n ade a very cre- would not...…
…Of WWI I Lu Vol- H.-No. 156. Voc.11.-o. 111. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1892. IsitTRECNS PRioE, THREE CENTS. THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. hy i close and intimate aeiluiintinie FRESHMAN BANQUET. with it that one can_ ever hotpe to- The Orchestra Were Greeted by a ii ii Arrangements are Complete andI OURt Large and Enthusiastic Audience. 'truly appreiait. ti ult Ninety-Five Will Have a Big -overfloswing wits melocdyagtanice Time Fr...…
…/ of AL AL ltl* VOL. 1.-No. 155. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGANi, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1592. THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. tarn me'aning~s which cain only find 'VARSITY FIELD DAY. vent in the va'toe and indistinct Something About Its Early Histor y. r. Fitzpatrick Will Train the Ath -A Few Words About the foims of pore musi. letes. Program. Prbably the more pleasaint to the __ Thisereing fo th thrd ~ ~ maijor ity of the hearers, on accoun- i.-iearr rit fi Thi ...…
…~Ij 1.of ~.W~p VOL. II.-No. 154. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, MONDIAY, MAY 9, 1892. PaIoE, THREE CENTS. SATURDAY'S GAMES. ened her team isy puttingrMiller on Fourth inoing.-Jeieis out from r OF YOUR Albion Swiped-The 'Varsity Loses cs( soad Marker in cente, botts old I'aean to Ducharume. Pearssnd ri3OEJ 1 to the 0. A. C. by Rowermars U. of M. hall players ansd first-class Cod to Msark.ninsond out froiii UI Error. ( od lo a Code oDcam.Cd otfon ...…
…~IJE itofATWajj VOL. 1.-No. 158 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY -,1 189. Bassos, THREE CENTS. ROBERTS GETS SECOND! masterly manner. His tine phsysiquie impressed his hearers. His tlhought CONTEST OF THE NORTHERNI andI comoion ad hsgerl ORATORICAL LEAGUE LAST 1 npstinmdIsi eea NIGHT. average place himn easily sinner of tihe first Ihonsor. 'Tthere are very fesv Pyre, forSIadison, Rears Away the ciiimst- oe Palmc.ctesnstno. _______ Ft...…
…e . a A, 1 VoL. I1I.-N o. 12. UNIVER THE MOCK CONGRESS. I ct/dill(011 Messag-e Delivered by President I tnk------ Me Laughlin. AI iii ----- SITY OF MICHIGAN, 1FR1IDAY),ALAY 6,18 92. U(ttt lit--11the Lta01 SI 5 tIn rnp stoityouri equcsteforinstu tli to /the ita t i fciaeate. n/i o-itco- coney- tIti touin te it nite Su " I :"L I is appartnt fotu iret t h t i nce M Isstl ---- ------------ t'his table we, compiled by present eontroller of cur...…
…~tI$ , of , n. ma n. VOL. I-No. 151. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIIIRSDAY, MAY 5 1892. PRICE, THEE CENTS. THE FRESHMEN DEFEA'TED! French's home r-un. The Sopho- mores were one run ahead. The A Close and Exciting Game Yester-Ieximntwsnesth ylig day Afternoon. ectmn tsitne h eln _______antI guying- worse. McKihhin and lie proverbuiat hostility hetween Mv~errill strurk out. Hol~t hit a Frestimans and Sophomore always single, hut seas caught ...…
…' o AL Von,. II.--No. I.>0. Vot. 1.-No.17th. UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIIGAN, WEDHNESDAY, MAY 4, l1f92. Vie uci:CNS T) ( T .t <. , 7EN T 1 . ..LIC iJ L° . niti'. ,1S. THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE. Addressed by Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer.f Al full meeting of the 'iSomiti lea'guie was held in the 'cseoi )11 room of Newherrr iatl last eivening, the presideint in the cr. ~ i following camses of canidaItefo the adltisorr h oard were presrented aced elertedl lie...…
…Vol.. IL-No. 149. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUTESDAY, MAY 3, 192. Pi~lc, Titis u CENTS. EIGHTH ANNUAL TOUR. tickets, onl account oftteiisufficient INTER CLASS GAMES. Ir OF YOUR -+ 7 " , The Glee and Banjo Clubs Make a suppluy of reserced sea'2s.tWa Gfete.300 TElf z LEGE Long and Successful Trip The clubs appeared at Ieaien-__Cult. -wi ctrsa-~sorth, tie eighth stop, oiloda iseda ftron ocrrdthe"A, The shot acledt to Yeturdav' apcc gasvc but a bint...…
…c I$ I . of Al. Wailjj. VoL. II.-No. 1485. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN,4 MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892. IT WAS A TIE) ( bard every time, but was unfortunate (odd base bit and stoats second. I agan ____in tplacing0 bis bits. lHis tongrun- fly out to Sbieldls.(Giney fly- to let- U SATURDAY'S GAME WITH THE ning, one-banded catch in the fosurth feri', Iliels nine out by 'Spitzer to Jet- O1 t DAC. feris. ____issuning, waes the brilliant ploy of the NNT IitsN I...…
…tt* / of LU. WaL VoL. 1.-No. 14 7. UNIVERSITY OF MICIUGAIN, SATUII)AY., APlIMIL3li, 1892. Psimp, Tsssttss JC/x'r TS. ROBINSON CALLED HOME. Harness Occupies the Box Today. Those enthusiasts wtho wers e spec-r altlr anxious to see the old and thet sets stars pitted against each other il today"'s gaine, and thus snake the nevitahie comparisons,cwiii he dis- ppoitsted. Captain kohitsosi was is s1expectedi t summooned ]ionic vcs- tcrdai, iby '...…
…Iif AT . a . Vo. II.-No. 146. THE NEW CALENDAR. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FI.)AY-, APRIIL 21.r, lk9. IPRICE, THER I: ENTSa. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. '95 Glee and Banlo Clubs. A Radical Departure from Formeri A Full Report of Last Night'a Meet- ixe first joint bulsiiness meeting" ofj Issues. ing.tl iisx i lii'9cn'r 1c l Iini the S. (.xA.ieiheiirsai 100ms, 1lii. clndriiri'ai0 ppers Tile aihleiciboaridi 1e1t1lst 11 d M r(1dill textforIt10 is 1p...…
…bc * IL.of n.I Wai Von.. II.-No. 14-5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL )s, 1892. PRtICETHRlIECENTS. THMt ATHLETIC FELD. PROF. D'OOGE TALKS. Will be Formaily Opened Saturday. The Value of Classical Education. Communication. To tie V. OF NI. DAILY. ,.rie co-ed" of fte. of M.\l arc Tlie base-ball commsittee anil Prof. At a recent session of tbe Sunset ichasrgediwiths lack of interest in ?tl Langblin lookedi over tbc Athletic Clubt ...…
…t , i r._. f Tj (I te S" Voc,. II.io. 144. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN. W EI)NESI)AY, APB"IL 27', 1,92. INTER-COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. Association of Wester n CollegesI For med at Chicago At (;pica o, tle i ihi nst. wa iirtcicd the 'WNesternInteColle-ia \illetic . soiat ev e'h sitilC5 ofl ichii a0n, M inneisot,\'s :,i n a d te N rtiestrn il croity applied foriiiliiissimiilut %',asI ceiectcd 'li, ceirstitetion drafted cov ers all oar branchsofrll ...…
…e . 0 , t . alai . VoL. II.-No. 14"). Vos. If-o. 148. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. TUESI)AY, A PR IL I.t20> 159. Pirn ueCNS IiICF:, TI-iI;,F-o CENTS. THE WESTERN TRIP. Michigan's Tiumphant Tour. Dii ctioni li'hian's Base- IBitt termnadte its irst \Vesteris toil, ad wioni tsr itself an enviable rcorit 'siliiga's teamn consisted. of C.;apit oumsimbinsnad Seymour, pitcth- ts rword, cter Jsffcis, i t; ,idt Stiltzer s.S.;Simitrtt . .1 Shieldlii c I...…
…cIje iII. Of , n. WiaIjj. VOL. l-NO. 142. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13i, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A SAD ACCIDENT. Democratic Club Banquet. cii-ars. -Mtr. O'Rourke, of Detroit, was also given a vote of thanks for This evening the Demiocratic Club his kindness in supplying the mater- Prof'. E. D. Campbell Loses His of the University gives its firstannual ial and his services for the Eye Sight- banquet at the rink, live hound...…
…izl e '.a , n. W1a~ijj. VOL. 1.-No. 141. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIIGAiN, TUESD)AY, APRIL 12, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. University School of Music. ( Cass oti3,nlhours perssweek $25 ()lpeis -onisier Athletic Board Meeting. OF YOUR :iIr1i-sE YPiat,! orlsos erwe.---$ 0Fr the benefit of the Ireaders af Isi-te hThesos is siile newvAthletic IBoasid lield UR SOQ ETY .B DGE IPrivate, lull lioiselesson, ten lessosseir the t-, of )I. 111 who -ire iter-I...…
