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…d L- REM ' I r i } { I I t .. 1 - " Vot. VIII. No. 137. ANN ARBOR, AMICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. AtWild's Spring selections just arrived from the East Call and inspect our. ,. 1 .1 Suitings, Trouserilgs,t Top-Coats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN All egretti's , Chocolates.... Fresh every week. . Only in packages-- 60c apound. i e prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY. cOR THLE EXT NVEEE, Jool rceeiv-ed a fret-;b supplv o ...…

…Auk Ah FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. VOL. VIII. NO. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I RE OA FT EU FM1 'Varsity Defeated. A Warm Election. A t" E- W ild's RM VLO H .O Bay City won their first game of the The annual election of the Athletic SrigslcinjutaredAdvocated By tile Detroit T[rib- serien yesterdlay by a ntore of t0 to 5. Association will tahe place Saturday Sprig slectonsdustA~rivec streak of hatting and lock o their afternoon at 1:...…

…II a Ah, AL VOL. VIII. No. 139. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1898 PRICE-3 CENT. I 1 At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO, 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN ---I Al legretti's Chocolates.... Fresh every week. Only in packages- 60c a pound. Lowney's if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY, FOR THE NEXT WEEK. Just received a fresh supply of Allegretti, an...…

…h c . of ti VOL. VIII. No. 144. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1898 PRtTCE-3 CENTS. 1 ELETIONOF OFFIERS. and M. Weinstein was sianimously Bay City Wins a Clos Game. A t W l ' LCIO FOFCR.Saad' aebesesteVr l t W ild'sloses president of the association. - - + aAssoiatin Hed ,7 A 1 r". einsein hen ook he cair.ndWeinstein amethenen tookthetheAschafe aoled IBay A Cityanwasy i proas ablyabythe Spriing selections just arrivedAtlicAsiaonHd...…

…I I UJESDAY, APRIL 12, 18981 PRICE--3 CENTS. VOL. VIII. No. 141. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T1 f R_ At Wild's Sprng~ selections just arived from the East. Call and inspect our.. Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 108 E WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN A ll egrett's Chocolates.... Fresh eveiy week Only ini packige- eec a pound Lowney's if you piefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY. PIPE SALE!T FOR THE NEXT WEEi. jut received a fresh supply of Allegreti, and Willi...…

…! c . of 4k VoL. VIII. No. 142. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1898 PRCE--3 CENTE. . - MICHIGAN LAW DEPARTMENT. GROWTH OF THIS BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY AND HOW IT HAS BEEN ACCOMMODATED two pillared entrances project some dis- The ample vestibules are wainscoted, tance before the main body between and their floors tiled with light Tennes- then, and this part is itself several feet see marble, as are alo the fioors of the in f...…

…the . a , t . a n. VOL. VIII. No. 143. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTs. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. 10. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN A l l egretti's Chocolates.... Fresh every week. Only in packages- 60c a pound. Lowley's if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY.. PIPE SALB FOR THE NEXT WEEK. Just received a fresh supply of Allegr...…

…VOL. VIII. No. 144. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRI L 15, 1898 PRtCE--3 CENTS. STGSCA.'Varsity Loses Last Came, (tioni, Scott, Conodoti, Cotley, Gilbert, At_1_I_'sThls Wolf, Davies, Mutter, Matteson, Lunn, ThClo of the teries of f'roestie Sprittg selections just. arrived Boys Dance and Have a Social sve ewe h la iyto h hoottpass, tieth, let saitd Wat- kins. The teaiot "eft this moriting at Irom T the East. Call and. 'Varoity teams we. platid...…

…c~ U. @1 AL'. VoL. VIII. No. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Allegretti's Chocolates... Fresh every week. Only in packages- 60c a pound. L owney's if you prefer. PALMERS. PHARMACY; FOR THE NEXT WEEK. received a fresh suDPly of Allegretti, and ,amiis and We...…

…ijc U.of At- AL VOL. VIII. No. 155. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1898 PRICE-3 CENT. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. WAR DEMONSTRATION. Patriotism Displayed Last Even- ing. Patriotism was rampant at the Uni- versity last night. A monster mass Nmeetin'g had been called and University Hal was packed to the doors with an enthusiastic throng of stu...…

…VOL. VIII. No. 156. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRtDAY, APRIL i9 1898 PwcE-3 CENTS. At Wild's, Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our..... Suitings, . Trouserings, Top-Coasts. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN ' ;I TO-NIGHT'S DEBATE. All Arrangements Made- Sketches of Our Debaters. Nearly all the details for the annual Chicago-Michigan debate which takes place tonight in University hall have been completed. Prof. Tru...…

…ijcU, Otf Af AL i VoL. VIII. No. 157. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTP. F At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Palmer's Pharmacy -IS W.---- Wilder's Pharmacy The store is undergoing a thorough renovation, and the stock is being sorted and increased. Precsrip- tions a specialty. Geo. P. Wilder. FOR T...…

…Of A t l. i, VOL. II.-No. 1fI UNIVTERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, FRID)AY, API'L 1, 1--92. PRICE, TH I' ECENTS. Cornell Glee Club. Th onell Clee, iBanjo, all Miadolin lcillbs were greetedi be aI farsized audiencre last evellilg. 'the ialktin tihe size of tile audence «-a lllt i lnde t yentihusiasmll. Six of tenmbers were tencoredi N1I r. tIsoln i HC\-reciing H Hiouli cllore ill tilJaee ~ ~lSe8r- otad.H is0rendlerinig of the jail- aile.'5 part of ti...…

…l c . af , 1. 1a lt . VIorL. ItI. -No. 1< UNIVERSITY OF M\ICIIIGAN, SATURDIAY, API'IlE - ,1,92. Geological Society. Foot-Bail at Ypsi. Amendments to the Constitution ot the U. of MI. Independent Asso-- \eslerdalaf 'terno0o0nI r. tuset}' 1 011011row ifternoon at N'psi, 'o, ______ 01 HL I <rv eye nteresling tailk: tiefoire I Iits' loot-ball t tehwilplayit mt ch i Notc s011 i te lltti thGoloicalstity-clon the latest gamte wxithi Ia team f...…

…-,Row AN of . lail . VoL. IL.-No. 184. UNIVERISITY OF MICHJIGAIN, IONIAY, APRiIL 4, 1 92. April Law Journal. sty le and would be of interest to the renlerl -treader. ,Professor Abubott Ths \ pili numbser of the Mlishigas ihais giv en the subject of legal biblio- 1,ic'srnaltesirl e hiuats o-oesow.-"raphi considerahie studs andi 'I~h aricls ae b julgeCooeythlossilt, unit the history he has Profsso NahanAbbot ad Hn.givess is tlse resitlt of r...…

…Ijc U. of' , n. Wla~Ijj. VOL. 1I.-No. 1=83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5,1192. THE REPUBLICAN CLUB. cans; J. H. Adams, NV, I). Meals, together with three (3) oembers E . . rfae,J. R.. Atrneil, F.C. eected by the societs- shall consti1 Large and Enthusiastic Meeting anF.onestiete-3etieIorl01C Last Night. hlnadF obs ueteEeuieBad - ___Press Committee: W.I). Mieats, Tis Ioardt shall hate general It is stile to say nio larger norlmre1...…

…Ije . ofAl. alip . Votf. Il-No. 1">G). New Constitutionl Adopted 2, 1889. UNIVERSITY OF' MICLILGAIN, WEL)NESDAY, APRIL f, 1892. April( to concerts which may lbe 1lin commnencemeat week. (,ii cdfiy'elaet 3,t'. A1.1(101 s-- asil P. T ,'IC iIf' vi. \mendmnents. -this c ct, to I .. shaill taike eftect is soon is a ttioll I Eliection of IOfthcers. -by the C t iverity Muias Il iestall tie electedi by Ill It (call le amsendledi on lot .,. t e ann...…

…VOL. IL-No. 1%37. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISD)AY, APRZIL 7, [92. PRICE TEs-;, CENTS. The Amhest Glee and Banjo Clubs. _ Yesterday's Practice. Oxford and Cambridge. ( OF YOUR -- '[le entertaiinent was given by Tile fildig in yestils"P rf.\iegeaiiterestise r[ jgSQIEIY BAr DGE the homne cl)b anti was a failure tie aliesa llcl1te hnjskech of tie growtl of Eglishl~i ii iii r hereaoore.aHrne.s Adanotience finanially Avryi lade nc s ereofreerrnsi...…

…je U1. of sut. W1ail I. Vos. IL.-No. 1:ls. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1892. The Thought News. porter. So the chasm between edu- and will prepare its pupils for any cation and life, between theory and school its the country, although On or about Apjril 22 tttere wil practice, is bridged over once and closely connected weiths Vale thtrotught CR issute fron thte press intshlis city a forever. Rf.IE. P. its board of trustees. newsp...…

…iz~rtlt. of Itn. Wailjj. VOL. IIl-NO. 1:1. UNIVERSITY OF MICIIIGAiN, SATURDAY, AMILI,},1892. The Election of Athletic Association toh room in the Watertni n (ym-ind0( greatness of the nation which officers. nasium. Tthe object ot this is to wotiul be producedi, by joining the Befoe pocerbe tothereglarcreate sentinient anti the creaition of!tw and very- vividly iescribed the 0t ll irfer of the hiisiness, -Mr. Boswen sentiment is a unifying...…

…~Ij U.Of , t . 1a lb. VOL. II.-No. 140. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIIL 11, 1892. independent Association Meetinbt. Ztie regultir'anniilcmecting of theI IiiiejitndentXssoi ation iwasOicalled l to order at 2 ,o Siturilay'if ternoion. President (Cirtiss icailed MIr. W. Ei. {grifein to thetihaii and the .Assoria- tol jiroceedied to passcin the sevcral amieindmeints to lihi.coiistitiu-I .;nWiihehiad ii iiipropiosedi Tice dic sinontevaiu...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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 '...…

…r' , r { ,, 4 i r k , _7 i ; _. . - a _ : ' F , , - I - _ ir: _ t z f ';r "c-l-; ' - r I N. or'. \sst. lL No.i~t U UINIVEIRIITY OF .LCIIG Xl, SATUI1L)AY, AIIfL 1,ISf933. 5ssiv(5Nt N T ICHIGAN THE VICTOR! long independent andt prosperouis. ISI1'PROVEM ENT IN PLAYING. !F ftms1fncest i5 5 ttsnTie Later Practice Games Show hie first Annutal Inter-University { tself those fatilities whicihosake it Considerable Advance in the PlDebate a Complet...…

…y S h 4 i , py Fx - - . t1 - t la A Vol- t");-). Mci. 111 c. Li 1UNI VERSITY OFY' JIGIIGA-N,, A1fINDA Y, ABLIDE , ISP.tllce c17o(lk I -'R I CE, Tul ,E-i, CENT6. AN IDEALOOATOTO. Gorg cR.1 11 Wendoling Delivers Two Excoellet Lectures Before Lar~e and Appreciative Audiences. '1'1, etuIre tSaturdl''( to 'ii I _) 1101~i. (;corro 11. '('eair', oni"Th ti rar-. Notala 1e 100aver i' 11 11 t 1 2sii '(1 am i n c gr c fcl 1 111. tihey are goern1eld ...…

…-- r f row All F , . F 7 ! its FYII F ,1(.NO. Cin UNIX EIISSITY (if iI(JGAN, TUESDAY, APIIL 4, VIP. ilaoF" Taiie] : Ciai-s. THE SOUTHERN TRIP. Seven Attractive Games Rave Sec Arranged--Full Schedule of the Trip. favorabsle snetices free Euroupean critics;. Aperopoes to1 Iii' . c1 et 0111111 5' eeeing, s' sl 11,1nt facts will hie of interest: VARSIT'Y FIELD EVENTS. fden Wanted to Train for Field Day,j Msay 20, and tor thle Chicago 'rack...…

…44M .d: . fi a , ;'' ,'M' 'i < + r ('.rte : F . Vol- l l i.'--iN O. 1"' 7. 's1oic. 1(1.-iT,.1l.0.T FNA LA IT1 OA T,10I110AN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3y 1893.PIE hRCNS ERIC E, Tm., -,m CENTS. THE NEW CALENDARS. Will Soon be Ready for Goneral isribtion-Fao'vrof lnterestI in the Work. (11111p1' 1''Iii l I 1' aYIii ~tt 1111 1A l ai1l n"l y-K MEN WHO WILL PULE.. A Hot Contrast Between Lits adi .aws for Oratorioal Assooi- at10n Otfies,. i_ 1( ' ) ti...…

…- ' 1 '. A. . rJ ' J. 1Y { ^a : . ;t w , , r 4 4r ~ 1 3 c c tt99 F' NILt3. i .-i t UI <s1v.i<('<1l" Y OF 71101110 A-V',TI!. _YlLSiAY<, API it" 61, 1>e7< Pto i, 1w K (17 IS. WA I'NER-IA 10NIGH.0 a,.ic11, His Or0che>stra,1 r;<O Mich, and 0r<01)1of iIl th C :_ 1<10CI <1O1 C1-- Kstil Kster. ,i1 WiAciNI-0R'S OP: PAS4 Ao or< ~ PoPints from Prof.; 111111it Letur~e That Will Aid in 1111 <KApprecation. !' £ i 111i01 1 1 K-= <l 1105'; 1/ I111...…

…VOL. 11.-No. 139. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1893. PRIE, THREE CENTS. THE WAGNER CONCERT. he(rm Wlns rt.I a LIBRARY CIRCULATION. superbly given. Statistics Made up from Observa-( A Large a d Fashionable Audience O h igrnx oMs Iuh in aea h irr Greeted Seid's Superb I hesise nxAt is&'+c,'insMdea0teLirr Opera Company. f Miss Stein sust be awarded the Last Week. Atargec anti appreciative audience and the bird'' is a wonderfultn edn o...…

…4h /,qqwr IRW* of AT.L VOL. 11.-No. 14f0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1893. PRIC , THREE CENTS. TH ER AC. guests were entertained. The gay THE MUSEUM EXHIBIT, ___ scene wvas illumined by twelve large Noalrolcin fSufdMi HareHomae Pad tothe odsarc lights, and occasionsally, by thse mats and Birds for the Worlds- R eomsic ad otheDne.Go psrotecisnics from thse heavens with- Fi- oMuianthDac. out. The exhsibit in Chicago will be_...…

…Of .10 AL 49. VOL. III.-Nu. 1 41. VOL.111.No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHItGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1893. leioTr iTS PRICE, TmOKE CENTS. MICHIGAN DEFEATS ALBION_ I such a gathering in this city, and bans Des ffetiv Wok i th ihe so interested Isis Isearers thsat Box-Our Boys Score 10 Runs ttsey will he glad to hear hini again. to Albion's 4. He discussed the freedons of man A large nuniher of spectators, is-an his tendancy to do as tsr pleased cb...…

…VOL. I1.-NO. 142. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAiN, TUESDAY, APRIL If, 193. PRItCE, THREE CEN-rs. FROM SUNNY ITALY. teilii caught in awhirliiigsiiow squall.I ORACLE CONFERENCE --lHowevei, the weather Cleaiied sod tilt The Boards of Ninety-five and Nine-- An Interesting Account of Proes- next dy we tookaitstety-ise sile ty-i il etan e"Pit_ sorixKeisey'setExperiencesnten NotenAfiariive to visit the Rton ]Eii sitls it For the Benefit ofOP6,er F sobts Kels...…

…n T'Yr ai { .. y :. I l VO.E1-o 4. UIEST F[01 N IDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1893. PRmc, ei, ~e VOL. III.--NO. 1 >. UNIVERSITY OF i1IiCIIIGA , AVI 1 a 1 A GRAND AFFAIR. tesaosapa eyhitt tl THE MILWAUKEE TRIO. ___-lthikseasoatpereere rct.Siow4 Such Will be the Second Ann-ual etik htwhr hr r o The Fourth of the Chamber Con- Observance of Jefferson's fifteein sen training there should be certs Tomorrow Evening. at - Birthday. a least one hsundredl. e...…

…,, , . W " m ...:C ti L4.: T, r:.Pl , f 7i L 3 d' r w., r :-::, V(;L. IIL. _ ,.>1I .I NTLSIT 9YCTGN USAA~IL3.f9.Pia ort S PRioE, THREE CE OUR VICTORIOUS NINE. -er ofsan Team eturns from i - _ ut rn"T'ripa.-New Laurels ford Cther;U. ofn 2-bae eo. tase;piteme, \.n1Arbor \-;:. the '. & ..\. ra lroad l rt-s te; S tFrda rthtfithlnst. hied s tenys ntouriof, esot.the-n and westrn states. de party con. sisted of anager CtativeanivCa tain Crawford...…

…ii) 3 t 3£3tU ( ei 5 -4 or 1)-l tiS 31>i;..to y "s del0)> )- r'a .ROl'! MIC BANQ ETE E in'S k. l tenic.'. l"T 1.Ii 1 :_ )iil10F(1. ..... 5 lo --~--- ________ tiS no ii. 1 iii t - t ~ lon 1310 lo 1oi ,i , e ainoil.i.o li 1hi o o rs1(, i, te iti irl ' lI 0 l( l tin fte lii n;Xi olthc1e i i lp ttroeot I i of says ti nit1 recoj ils givnd in t ll hoo l.V l il1011010 010 5el tlatll~c~ oicrt i1 en das. i~cr wler n c tl('(li-een t i, ld d 0 i)e1)5ttso...…

…_ Al. o . W aig . VOL. III.-No. 146. IN FINE CONDITION. Our Boys Have Good Prospects of Winning Saturday's Game with D. A, C. The baseball team has returned from the -southern trip, and without joubt is in better shape than ever 'sefore at this stage of the season. The gauses played on the trip have been the best kind of preparation for the inter-collegiate games, and the Decoration Day game with Cor- nell. The boys met several good teams, h...…

…Alb, i s o VOL. III.-NO. 14 7 . UNIVERSITY OF ,I-CIIGMY, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 189-3. P',Tt sCNS Yxscr, TjijzF,,E CENTS. HONORS FOR DR. VAUGHAN. pseradventure of a doubt, that ARE NOT IN FAVOR OF IT. -- ~~~ptomaines, products of putrefactiou,ThSpcaAprrito frte :;Yichit n's Learned Frofessor Tri- still give the same reactions as osor- Co-ed Gym. Opposed by the Ui uimphs Over Eastern FreFesiY Chemists. phisse. Ins corumenting upo theFrePs. stor...…

…e . a kTUTIDAY, APRIL 29, 1893. Przici, THRIIEE CENTS. Vol- III.-No. 14,x. Vos. 111No. 4$. UNIVERITY OF AIICHIGAN, SI A BENEFIT CONCERT. tion prevented aoy elaboration i RIVAL CLASSES TO MEET. The Glee and Banjo Clubs will Give thba fanatatveiorn Full Arrangements Made for '95 'T one Wednesday Night-A The main object of the sociallbittI '96 Track end Field Sports, Good Program. I evening was to glee the nicibters it May 12. N hen a concert...…

… THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Duly (Sunday ecepted) during the Clleg year, by THE O, Of M INDEPENENI ASSOIAIO, OFICE: Times building N. Alain st., oppsite pstoaie. EDITORS. H. COs~rmA, Lit. '7, Mlanaging Editr. G. B. IkAnnISON, Lust'i, Assistant A. Vw. SIH, Li. Spel., Assistant. IVA. SrILL, Lan '55, Assistant. J. A. LlesoY, Lit. 'St. Atheic Editr. J. S. PnEAs, Ian '5, Business Mnger. H. V. LEVY, Lan '5, Assistat. Associate Editors. S. B. Shi...…

…Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the Colege year, by THE U. Hf Mi INOEPENDEKI ASSHIATION. Gsoicn limes builitng N. Main st., opposite post office., EDIT'ORS. . H. COLEMAN. Lit. '57, Managing Editor. G. B. Haxsixasos, LaW '9H, Assistaat; A, W. SMITH, Lit..Spc, .Aotstlnt.. 'WA. SPILL,'Law '96, Assistp;sst. . A. LRoy, Lit. '56, Atlei Editor .1. 5. PeAHL, Law '9, HusinessManager. B, W. LEVY,: Law '96, Asstoant. Associate ,cidors.' S. B. Sh...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. . . " Publlshed Daly (Snday - excepted) duringI the College year, by- THE U, If M, INEPENUENT ASDIATIN Owree: Times buldilng N. Malenat, opposite ' pastoilce. EDITORS. H. COLEMAN,Lt. 'V, M~aaging FORr. G. B.J AnttsqI> _Law'9, Asstn.t A. w. Sva, Lit. Spc.,Assistat. W. A. SPILL, aw '6, Assistant. J. A. LeRoY, Lit. ', Athletic Eltor. d.9. PEARL, Law '., Business Manager. It. W. LEVY, Law ', Asistat. . Associate Editors. S. B...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the College year, by THE 0, Of M INDEPENOEN ASSOCIATION, OFFICE: Times buliding N. Main st., opposite post ofsice. EDITORS. H. COLEMAN, Lit. '97, Managing Editor. G. B. HARRISON, Law '96, Assistant A. W. SusT', Lit. Spel., Assistant. W. A. SLL, Law '96, Assistant. J. A. LEROY, Lit. '96, Athletic Editor, J. S. PEAn, Law '95, Business Manager. H. W. LEvy, Law '96, Assistant. Associate...…

…Published Daily (Sunday excepted) dunng the College year, by THE OD OM INDEPENDENT ASSOIAIiON OFIE: Times building N. Main st., oppsite post office.- Let ev-rly subscriber of thils poper' he on hand at the meeting of the In- dependent association Sanurdsay nmorn- ing. It is onsly with a good bloard thiat the Doily cani be se essflly condiucted aid to insure this, the posi- tions mst be filled by the best slet in lhe- University. both fraternit...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 34 ( +lu Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the College year, by' .THE U. OF M. INIEPENDENT ASSOCIATION) OFFICE: Times building N. Main st., opposite post ofilce. EDITORS. H. COLEMAN, Lit. '97, Managing Editor. G. B. HARRIsON, Law '96, Assistant A. W. SMiTH, Lit. Spel., Assistant. W. A. SPILL, Law '96, Assistant. J. A. LEROY, Lit. '96, Athletic Editor. J. S. PEARL, Law '95, Business Manager. H. W. LtvY, Law '96, Ass...…

…HL1 U. OF M. DAILY._ IT WAS AWFULLY BLUE, BUT THE LOAN EXHIBIT WAS A SUCCESS. NOTWITHSTANDING One of the Best Displays or. Blue Ware Ever Given-Will Aid the Fruit and Flower Mission's Work. "China:-colletionl is nIot a mere facy -it is a coflillee eduati0n.' lThs statemient, which trcaed the' descri- tive matter ill the dainty catahlogles of the blue ware exhibit, was Inre than borne out by tie exhibit itelf. Htundres of piecs of "ole blue we...…