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…" 4 Q. No. 162. UTNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Tt i~iEI)AY, DECEMBERR 16, 1890. PRItCEt 3 CENTS. FRE-SHMAN ELECTION. ticket isas elected btic aoasritissc kllU i I~epnen Vcor ablouit the saute as the abovse. The s-oc rae tie l ,ildsio-to the its i ______1idepenietVcor. Ild leiris had no catn]idate for cx j.ade. lit' Iresltiet, s-i tlettoss on tut Toastmaste. tihe]-sofhietrs elc- Nss. si ball bial.11t Itl)utas' rcesr,<n dwr:ScF.1.Czp1 Ta..It(soINdr)ti...…

…T \ UTNIVERS ITY OF MIC.,tiGAN MTA ONI)ky., DECEMBER 1.3, 1890. PRICiE 3 CENTS. Anual Address Before the IS. C. A. th l ,l1 te i thellrcol, ! 33 visl1 'c i is 0l(1 :' 1 Clos " y ii hut ill It t1 lie 0 't; 1 I l c l t.lt.t~ .7111 IIi I oftt rist Ilero_, of t ile flaIr, Cufui tothe aid otes, . } . l cokO l ly portraiei. ieci Irt of self-sacrifice aitd iiiiiWer- 1'rseaeto ite distitngiihted 1 lrSt life---.thie emptatiolns ill tf fli10ress, tile a...…

…L i _= L t. \ \ i' . -' _.w _-^ . .4 I. N ; PO. 131l. U..NVERITY OF MICIGAN, SAITI' IUAY, DJECEMBER to, 1S90 PRIC L./ Je. C EN 1j THE BOARD :OF REGENTS. WhtThey Did Yester-day. l' ir Il of l cI'ii('5 I lo-iv _( at wo1) IlrhMesr :ral110', \\ hex , l liiiiixaux ci ICfetr h eln s 'ti' i, li~' ihe eied'- at ( i f)) l 5x'('I'c~ et sesil an1 Cut ad ((lii' lentil late last Might. '1e l'if0111. a 'i'rcsxln I O i tl~e~-hat tli at o 00(1 l fea111 Rdx in...…

…n , r 1 . 'S R - YL f " - - _ -...__ 170L. I.No. 359. UNIVERSITY OF MICHfGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1890. PRICE 3 CEriNTS. OLTALSCIENCE ASSOCIA-stl h lssiool afit~o TION.s tl'ctSin ylal ups rd of byLvIincolon'sprocJlamoation. SVery Interesting Meeting Last I e'oclyit styuiv e c10 siseretl Evening. a- a stept tow ardl the ciii iatoss of -t l_ 7 -lfi en.I Oe after anotlie rofitie It t'e tlee~t~ ofthe 1lcliiicalI laste Iliiiiinatisve csief-, haver...…

…1 - yil r AAhkL . f I No6. UNIVERSITY OF MIC JIG. N, PRESIDENT HENRY WADE boaitti- diziei o r~n w Rt3GES. l itnda half ttotreetmilion doltlars." Te lloti,, a1-a- wi attentclie liv 1 Tels te Daily Readers Some- tt About Northwestern vyol University. ; -:Well]l icnint s5y 15 ly Proi ice y IIatlo o~or fo- (titr cataltoiue t ovarlttill tis-o ilerly elyt~d oesfr altoutt2000 itt all. I1tcre aitovotr ,dyDan ttlfteLatiytdeipartmettttI1 rsfsosaliitttto...…

…1 - 4 ,-' ,y . } -= . ' # _ _ ' i01- I. No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. A MUSICAL TREAT. Che lorai Union Concert Last Evening. ti j il 1 '3t last ci1cuin1s1a1' i tlWinaili5 e ireiet cljol able:. A of theriighit criticise the miake- lp he IPiograiii, for it was chll- tht1 rey of missic if lighter th0 tter than is usually heard at tlide rin tUnionconcerts. (on- lat"gtefart that the appilanse dtvehili w...…

…-- __- a VO.I. No. 5; . IJNIVI TH NEW CONSTITUTION.=~Y The Fuj A00 Text of the Constitution° Aopted at the Mass Meeting. R=ttoInc 1froms Yecteedai ss Edition.] A irritnirI tIt. t I l 1 h nulimeetintg osf hlt'ttesa in April of each year. sliet. " There shall be a regular et"1> Of the iBoardl of lDirectosoat Yart once every=nmontli of the college lhe President shall have the aswe to call special meetings of aeg~ e itil on it any time in the col-...…

…Y r.; \ f F Y' . - - rc*' VO°L.I" No..5c). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. D}ECEMZBER (9, 1890. THE NEW CONSTITUTION. ulty and three graduate inembers of ISEC. 2. The officers of the asoria1- ( Th% lT o heCnttto this association, who shall he chioseiition shalt he elected at the annualaa quo texato the Ma ss eting.ion sb the Bouardl of lDirectors at their first neeting of the association. regular meeting. So. 8. There shall tie nto ting hr 't...…

…, a .; 3 , r , ., \ r '- _ - _ , VO.I. No. 5 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 'MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONy. faculty and three alumi, also bie i bll andl lase ball teani XstheW rihtK y Q ' theuh eirdUnion of Ath- nmadle assauditing committee ;the constitaitioli xwas adop)tedI an y laKey Co. j1Itrst tLs Effected. argumtiel being that people seoti Id who has played one shubenled game nht~ 5i&i 1 i i ot so readtily ent...…

…1 , I 1 , _ t_ 6) /' Y q ~ V /! '' LI ~ _'- °+..: °z" I. No. 54. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER G, 1390. PRICE 3CENTS. 1NDEPENDEN'T CAUCUS. Lowenhaupt is Nominated for President of '91. i-- ._ I - - - , . tVaS ralletl to ordler at 10:54bylty' l'iv iu ciriaiiof the'rxecu- tchiosent permianenit chairnman, 5oWlit It. (Cherver, secretary. 1IbLoweiitaiupt was placed in 101uiiatiocc for president bhrNlr. fitely, anti the nanme of W. it. ...…

…r / M+' " 1 y t { ; ti . ' :. . 4 , , = } , _ ° I No. 53. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FiRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1890. PRtICE 3 CENTS. THE MASS MEETING. D~etroit Jotirtal, twill tot bte tresent. TeNews, ..l.+;,,. , _ a... . s teas expsected. Evert- st"(tdettt ot oAdo ted To-morrow. the 'Varsity is enttledl to to)te at thlis 'rie tieetiti7. tb. ''itt ittee "appoi sted 1frott..... rOdof ietosohetreNewberry Halt, a~ni tio fistprtptroietee "1s~titttt , atti...…

…b 1 _. x I. No. 52. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. UNCLE CYRUS. a Visitto the University to in- rmn Himself of Our Needs. tresiient Angell's right at' this morning appeared the sturdy form and honest face chigan's farmer governor, Cy- Luce. He had come the before. The exercises over, arted out for an inspection of iferent departments and build- guided isy Dr. Angell and Mr. u," said lie, when he had re- d an...…

…4J OL. I. No. 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. 0 TrHE ROMAN HOUSE life like and real. Collections, il- Which Prof. Kelsey Will Reproduce lustrative of ancient art and life, for the World's Fair.:: could be placed here both during and after the Fair. 11 accordance with his character- A house reproduced timn the isticzeal and enthusiasm in the de- plan which Prof. Kelsey has pro- Partient of classical studi...…

…," Y .. .. . .- _ ._ , ) R ! f , _ _ -~ - V I. No. 50. UNI GOVERNOR-ELECT WINANS. on the Needs of the Uni- versity. erior-elect Winans paid the aity an unexpected visit Saturday, S li, together with President An- asnord Secretary Wade, spent ltime inalooking over the uiversity and grounds. He was li tle-K a te city only a short time, but a1epresentat lD fortunre ative of the DAILY was liliate enough to get a min- it's i tr - . . Walk Interview...…

…,; ._ s - v }_ --- 3 -' = VOL. I. No. 49. UNIT Ti{ PHILOSOPHY OF THE INFI- NITE. Garrett's Lecture Before the Hobart Guild Last Evening. St. Andrew's church was well l last evening to hear Rt. c.- Alexander C. Garrett, BishoP of Northern'Texas, deliver le first of the Baldwin Lectures for 1890--91, before the Hobart ptild- His subject was, "The l ly of the Infinite," the general ' S- subject of the course elg "The Philosophy of the in- Carnati...…

…Y wpppp, 0r". No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1890. PaE3CNS PRICE 3 CENTS. A61RITED CLASS ELECTION. Fourth ballot resulted: Plillips, 77 ; N, A- h aldWiu, 54; IPetherbridge.28; Waples, S~il~slooed resden of25 Middlekauflt. 14; 'aulu-u. 10; scat- 0rlor Law Class on the Fifth Ballot.trigI WI151Micigaui apparently divided here. 111 resideint leuri called liie some yelling. 'Mtichigan for Phillips,' l°0egn of the senior laos...…

…'. r y* L_ F-= I' \ r 1 " -_ - DT01. I. No. 47. UNIVERSITYOF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1590. PRICE 3 CENTS. POSTPON ED. Villiers' Lecture Will not be Deliv- ered To-Night. The Lecture Association re- ceived a telegram this afternoon stating that Mlr. Villiers will be "lnable to deliver his lecture this evening at Ulliversity Hall, hav- lag missed his train and not being able to reach Ann Arbor in time. The lecture will be given t0'1Icorro...…

…tt q5t, OL. I. No. 46. UNIV. HERE'S BUSINESS. the Detroit Journal Comes Out With a Good "Gym' Suggestion. of1 through the exciting tities of the past ten days, the Journal, 'f betroit, has shown itself a truie hampion of the students' cause. It as given evidence, by its edi- torials, that it appreciates their Aositio and sympathizes very gly with them. It thinks hat all these troubles "are due to tale ea estape of youthful energies eni1sPirits...…

…OL- I. No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. The Thanksgiving Vacation. This morning at chapel Presi- ent Angell made some remarks relative to the Thanksgiving vaca- and the granting of excuses efore the beginning of the recess. Originally, lie said, the vacation as Only for a single day. Fi- allY it was decided to give the lldents the preceding day and e day followinzg. When college as dismissed for the ...…

…jail ill 9 ; . k.i " Irk 3 : 4 VO . I. No. 44. UNIV NEWBERRY HALL. The S. C. A. to Have a Fine Building. Through the kindness of the Qontractor, Mr. Copeland, a rep- esentative of the DAILY was re- Ostly shown through Newberry lali. The building is so well a Visit that it was thought pt to give our readers a short lescription of it. On entering the hall, on the .ht are found the ladies' recep- 1i ro oms. The floors are of Wood with a border of...…

…4b I.'" No. 4:3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. r _ i : . . r A I+r' - ''.r. .20-_U. ot M. 5. Our rush line was the stronger oe, utf faks aWondrfu Kic.hbt the constant hinisoering sit the Make a Wnderul Kckcenter caused Cornell to mass her But N'o Other Points are strenth againist it, sanl no gri aniiid Scored. lie made, when a riii ariound the ends Sli sPcaltajsm- Study a-or a biit, followed well by the ciii ...…

…t ,- VOL. I. No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. SHORT AND THICK SET DESCRIBES THE GUARD WHO STRUCK DENNISON. The Inquest Adjourns Until Thurs- day Next.--Five Witnesses Examined this Morning- What They Saw. The rumors of Quartermaster Gran- ger's death have proven unfounded. tr.George, this morning, said that e was in no immediate danger. A- variety of rumors have besn afloat cernilig the tragedy, but i...…

…. V'OL- I. No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. EXTRAD XF E A T E D ! . vs. CORNELL. COu.1ELL 20, U. OF M. 5. A Large'-Crowd Witness our Defeat. Maio Seriously Interferes With the Game. l*5i±5l to theL . of M". "I3 IX. 1 DETROIT, Nov. 15, 1890. ae gamt was called at two- ity. - J. H. cMillen acted as "eferee, V. G. Williams, umpire. t llowing is the make-up of the .eams: y *o . Positions. Cornell. e.. . R...…

…+ = q Y _ - '%.. -O- -Q ' . ' ' a. VOL. I. No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1890. PaRICE t+;u i FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. CROEEDINGS OF THE CORO- NER'S INQUEST.--MANLY {S HUNG IN EFFIGY.-- 1= GRANGER'S ILLNESS.:. ig9ht of the Militiamen Arrested.-- Their Version of the Case. Ford Belford, Denison's room-mate, olil what lie and Denison did up till tii" of the fatal blow. Dr. Nancrede alloWed With the facts of his death. 1MLITIA ...…

…-- 1 , x ;" -f= . _ \6 % . -a . _ -- o. I. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. RYthe boys were quiet, to hear what IVIDE R" *R lie had to say. His speech was a _________________ single sente-nce: ''This is the biggest crowd of ignorant people ENCOUNTER BETWE EN I ever saw." Of course this did STUDENTS AND not make the boys disperse, al- N Athough the crowd was extremely MILITIA. good-humored. No one thou...…

…VOL. I. No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. TIME FOR A HALT! very anxious to excite resistance so as to have some excuse for ar- REST FIVE STUDETS ANAR- esting more students And making A TOWN BOY ON VERY a stronger example. II. L. SLIM PRETEXTS. Crumnner had started home in the ipu company of two others, wAhen lie nds are to be Raised to Defend the Boys and Prosecute was ordered to move on; but an- the ...…

…l . \f 0 OL. I. No. 38. UNIT CLASS SPIRIT. Fther Developments of the Trouble Between Freshmen and Sophomores. Tiere seems to be a decided bracing up of class spirit. Tlis leOrnillg Freshmen and Sopho- 1ores were gathered in groups of siX to a dozen discussing the atest developments in the contest between the two classes whieh ihas been in progress since last Satur- r It seems that some of the shmen have persisted inl dis- piaying on every safe...…

…1 - _.. + y t ) .,, . . f OL" I. No. 37. UNI THAT aOPHOMORE FLAG. Ai xcited Freshman on the War Path. Last Saturday forenoon six jo- Sophomores made up a scheme to out-do the Freshmen at the Fiel D - SFteld Day games. With the two co-ed Sophs., a large ag Was made of the class colors, we in large figures on its lve of these six fellows got in- to the judges' stand on the fair greflfs- A few other Sophs. Were en to the scheme by this fpe Just a...…

…Nii~g~zsALI VOL. I. No. 36. The Medic Sports. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. Alpha Nu. DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Wright, Kay & CO I Pm~t nhcaWrTinha, KI yrt& C . In the heavy-weight wrestling, The regular meeting of the Adams, 'i4, won from McClurg, Alpha Nu Literary Society was '92, after a hard struggle. The held last evening on account of 100-ydl. dash was won by Bur- the meeting at University Hall gess, '...…

…r y IMEL- M1 - F i. oL. I. No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. 'V Fij Fischer was givenl the running: EX T R A.IEUE'? broad andrunning high lop, Iby default. Three legged race was not con- FALL FIELD DAY. tested. __-- Tug-of-War. - Prof. De Pont WA EA AS L acted as referee. This took place WEATHER AND A SMALL . on the muddy track in front of CROWD. the grand stand. On the first good pull the rope broke an...…

…-_ t , _ "' r. .. - _ , i _ VOL. I. No. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. FRIELD DAY SPORTS. trie for the Contests To-mor- The Rugby directors, last even- g, arranged the entries for the eld day sports, to-morrow. En- tes have been received for most of the events advertised. The garnes will commence at 2 o'clock. 8 is always the case with fall 'aes, the contestants are not very numerous, but they include all ...…

…S I'i' t "_ .~ ' L .. i ' . 1r , _ ,. y: ; ~ , __ 0 " . No. 34. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1890. PRCE 3 CENTS. OUR ELEVEN. Traiiiie, I. g., played last Year. Ills chief fault is that e i+t., A Review of the Players. I pugh acious and is apt to be riiled Candidates for the eleven are ioff in 2Igame. fery slowly getting into shape. Malley (capt.), r. t., tle oldest Tire trouble withiiost of themen player on the team and the on...…

…VOL. I. No. 33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1890. PSICE 3 CENTS. THE NEW HOSPITAL.- ralged at present our Riiugb team HARVARD AND PRINCETON. THE EW H~PlAL. anicd a preent____I Wriqht, Kay & Co. $100,000 to he Expended In the Near Future. There are to be two wards built soon, on the grounds purchased by the University, north and west of the Observatory grounds. The are laid out in such a way that there can be two additional W...…

…t ,. __ 3 ~{ { 1 /J/ rho.,, y r . : /i ' 11F f , ' _.. - :; _ . _ VOL. I. No. 32. VO.I.N. t. UNIVERSITY OF M[CI1[IGAN TUESDLAY) NOVEMBER 4, 18900. PCE3CNS PRICE 3 CrNZS. NEWBERRY HALL. Saturday Evening's Concert. About $4,000 Still Necessary io Tfj concerct last Saturday E'ieol Complete the Work. t~ams i piOs001i~ It is statedl that the expenldittire1 for the imiisical season011 iss'Ails of buit x1,00011101e will finish thelie r Ol1e is, witli...…

…_ E ,; , ,/ -i 7 _= 4-r . p '" ' 1 _ _-. s'._.-.- .- - y a VOL. I. No. 31. ~oc I.No.31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1890. PIE3CNS PRICE 3 CENTS. U. OF M., 34; PURDUE. 6. gets it. Grosb thon redeemns 'ePurdue Boys Disapponted in himlself by a long run to 20 yd. the Result of the Gains. line aided by good interference. TIhe knowledge of Purdaes leeott advanices bull to 5 II line. csecore with the Chicazo Tim- (irosis finds a bole...…

…,, -_- - \ r = Y = jl 7....__ 'S _- . .- . - :1. VOL. I. No. 30. JNtIV THE NEW HOSPITAL. The Facts Regarding the Action of the Regents. A few days since a vituperative Detroit organ censured the Re- gents of the University for ex- eeeding their authority in letting the contracts for the new hospital St P at7V8,000. Upon investigation the facts 8iow that the Regents pursued the only available -course. The neW buildings must accommodate both the...…

….1 _ ''I - 't 1 e Q iI K \^ r' , _ ' , P' '({jl/ fY =, .. , . d ;- .s_ y" ' -' f, " S . VoL. I. No. 31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1890. PrICE]3 CENTS. The Woman's League. Fruit and Flower Mission. Tih second general liitiiig f The ladies of the Fruit and the Woman's League was 1ld ini Flower Mission are raising a fund the chapel last evening. Mrs. to provide a free bed at the Uni- (vayley Brown gave a talk on the versity hosp...…

…1V . VoL. I. No. 30. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1890. PRICE 3CENTS. BASE-BALL. Remarks on the=Individual Playersj of Last Year and the Present Outlook. Yesterday the DAuIY published the official averages of the base- ball team of last year. In con- nection with this a few remarks on the merits of the individual play- ers may not be out of place. Very much of the club's success is due to George Codd's work, in the box and as ...…

…., -= \ ,, ,: : , " /' 't, = , _ - --s VoL. I. No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MtCI[GAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1890. PRICE 3 CETS. LAST YEARS NINE. Work of the Club and the - Official Averages.- a 4, I e present to our readers to- ay the official averages of the 'fliversity base-ball team for '90, _ Which played the most games, and on the largest percentage of games played, of any University team since '82. The latter team t- yap as composed of excepti...…

…h . " VOL. I. No. n -. UNIVEPRSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY) OCTOBER 28, 1890. PmrC 3 CrS. INTER-CLASS RUGBY. The Junior Laws Fail to Score. The first foot-ball ganie in lthe cas5s series was played yesterday afternoon between 92 Law and '93 Dent. When play was stopped the score stood 4 to 0 in favor of '93 Dent. The first half was stubbornly fought, neither team scoring. The first part of the second half was played in the dark and it was then tha...…

…I .., _ I I - - ! , 1 ; . 7 ,4 ; . r, _ ,. " - _ ~'T .No. 27. GVNIXLRSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 7, 1890. Pirtcso3 CE NTS. AT ALBION. The E~oys Have a Hard Figh'.--U. of M., 16; AlbionO . iSaturday t-as our111' ol(l. lid tile lesult of the (amc ,iiot s- Iletially pleasing.' he eam ela wa ntas good as with tihe 1). A. CWhile Albion showed wonder- full improvemlent,irusiling ihard, tacklng well, aud playing a bold offen sive game. All ou...…

…1, l r ' :... 1,. s:L .,,, .,_ . \ , - : 1 . f VOL. I. No. 25. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1890. PRICE 3 CES. CO-ED SPREAD. -HaPiness Reigns Supreme in Adamless Eden. Last evening about 350 ladies from the different departments of the University assembled at Nickels' hall. The occasion was the fourteenth annual Freshman spread. The entertainment is given to the Freshman girls by their Sophomore sisters. Formerly only the memb...…

…K- t 4 - 111 _ h y\ 'I V V k F y \ / r 1f ,yy,_ 70L.I. No. 25. UNIVERSITY OF MICItGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1590. PRCE 3 CENTS. EXTRA, F THE RETURN GAME AT AL- BION. of M. WINS.---SCORE 16-0. The Game Characterized by Hard Play and Much Slugging. tspeecialto the Air ."] ALBIoN, MiWr., OCT. 25, 1890. The game was called at 3:30, this afternoon, with Allen as um- Pire- About 300 were present. The teams lined up as follows: b of M oitions Alion....…

…5* l VOL. I. No. 24. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1890. PRICE,- 3 {ENTS. ZINA P. KING. No one can buy single admission parts. There is surely enough The ti(kets except the holders of meni- material in the University to fill SEx-Treasurer of the Alumni Association Arrested for ber.liip tickets. The single these positions, and everyone who Embezzlement. tickets wdil .be on sale olle day has any amateur experience, is re- only, viz...…

…'111^. VOL. I. No. 23. UNI THE CASTALIAN. '91's Board to be Organized. It has cole to the knowledge of the DAII.Y that the neeting of Independents to be held at Alpha 1u 'Jall next Saturday is for the purpose of organizing the Casta- lan Board of '91. The college annuals are an important feature of life at the (J. of M. The different publications, the Oracle' the Palladium and the Castalian hl1 the gap in college literature left by the DAILY a...…

…------ ----- oL. I. No. 22. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1890, PRICE CENTS. The Choral Union. The Choral Union held a very enthusiastic meeting in the chapel , last evening. There were 03 new lfenibers voted in, and it was found necessary to extend the time of the final closing of the Choral Union against new nen- hers, as owing to the large nui- ber of applicants, Prof. Stanley has been unable to examine all Who desired admi...…

…VA- 1 ~> y1 Y 46 VOL. I. No.21. VoL. . No 21. UNIVEPSITY OF .MICIIG.AN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, I1890. PIE3CNS PRICE 3 CENTS. NEW LAW BUILDING. The Needs of the Unvasity Pr lct - cally Unimito. Tlie Dotroit ,Joulrilal of last eve- lirng quoted l'r. Xuooell as saying tihat the two sp~eciail ieeds of thie 111estat present, ale a g)'iii- Basuin and a newV Law bnildillg. Tis mlay be conlsideredi as ilius- trative of tile great growth of the 1J, of M....…

….T i. . t. 1 L aw. / / rf t4 _- .. .. Vot. I. No. 20. UN U. © 1 DEFEATS THE D. A. C. Not Single Point Scored Against Us. [Frot Saturday's Extra]. De'rTr, Oct.18, 1890._ Game was called at 3:50 this afternoon in a drizzling rain. About 250 were present. The general play was better than in the Albion game, although the ground was too slippery for team playing or tricks. Only once was our goal in dan- ger, when, in first half, Frazer's long run w...…

…r J _ _ ,. , v- o . f , ' sn,, , , + r A .. . * \ _ °s _ VOT. I. No. 18. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. THE ORATORS ORATE. The First Meeting a Stormy One. The first meeting of the U. of M. Oratorial Association was held last evening. The constitu- tion of the Northern Oratorical League was ratified and provision made to change the home consti- tution so as to conform to it. As but one regular meeting of the ...…

…tt . j 11 4- I dY 11 . vpppp, ror,. No. 18. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1890, PRICE 3 VECTS. 1OfJI'BALL III DFEJB.OIT - of M. Defeats the' D. A. C. Irl the Second Game of the Season. dot a Single *Point Was Seored Against Us. lspecial to the D)iy.] DETROIT, Oct. 18, 1890. Game was called at 3:30 this afternoon in a drizzling rain. About 250 were present. tha general play was better thai in the Albion game, although the ground...…