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…t f VOLUME I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1890. NTUMBER3. W. J.Card, Fredoni, N. Y. W. B. Kigley, Wytheville, Va. iR O E {1\ I .ACampbell, Marville, Tein. G A. Kendall. Carmel, Me. F.raCobe, Cerlnd . .John1.Kre, Waero. W. J. Coulson, Emuporia, Kan. . B. Killen, Columbus Goe A. M. Cross, Jacksonville. 11l. John F. Kennedy, Detroit. - ~( I - Edwin A. Church, tresco, Ia. S. A. Leightley, M ssillos, 0. 2 H~ lerber W. Childs, Ypsi...…

…' '---~o PRICE 3 CENTS. VOL. I. No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1890. ROEH M JIMMY IS GONE. THE PATRIARCH JANITOR OFTHE AN>TS MAIN HALL --SON,-- MAKERS OF FRATE N ITY 271 Woodward Averue, :Grard Circus Park, DETROIT, - 2.hICI-I- FAST SPRINTING. Eight thousand people witnessed the games held yesterday in De- troit, under the auspices of the Salford Harriers, Manhattan (New York), and Detroit Athletic Clubs. The result was as...…

…ALI -r f } L ,t VOL. I. No. 5. U ROEHM MAKERS OP FRATERNITY 271 Woodward Aveque, :Grard Circus Park, ROGERS' SUCCESSOR. The New Dean of the Law Departmentto be Ap- Spointed Oct. i5. Henry Wade Rogers, Dean of the Law Department and Tappan professor of law for severel years past,is to sever his connection with the University permanently in a few weeks .His resignation has been accepted and on Dec. 1 he assumes the duties of President of Northwe...…

…T"i low IBM t r , VOL. I. No. 6. Uis ROEHM --SON,-- MAKERS o1 FRATE NITY 271 Woodward Averue, 'Grard Circus Park, - - - ------ AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. One of the most pleasant fea- tures of Ann Arbor student life, is the opportunity given for social intercourse by the socials of the Students' Christian Association and by the young people's societies of the various churches. One of the most enjoyable of these socials was given last evening by the ...…

…. '° I _ ' ,_ : , r" - F - 1 _ I fi a. r ' .:. VOL. I. No. 7. U MAKING RAPID PROGRESS- Various Changes in the Courses and Several New Ones Offered. The rapid increase in the num- ber of students in the last few years has given rise and made possible a widening and deepen- ing in the scope of college work. In the Literary Department changes have been made in nearly every branch of the work. To the list of languages, Hebrew and Assyrian have bee...…

…,. . . ' __ . .'" s - ; } 1 != __ , ,,,, , ._...-- ., ..v, t f Vot. I. No. S. U NO CLASS RUSHES. This Is What the Faculty Hope to Bring About. Professor de Pont says that on account of the large numbers in the classes, an old-time rush will be too hazardous to those engaged in it. In past rushes many have been quite seriously injured, while others have been crippled for life. While these rushes will probably not be absolutely forbidden, they w...…

…N ~ 4 42 VOL. I. No. 9. UN] SOME USEFUL BOOKS. U. oF M. MEN IN THE LITERARY WORLD. The Work of Professors Scott and Gayley- As many of our readers already know, Profs. Gayley and Scott spent the last vacation in literary work. The earliest fruit of their labors is the '' Guide to the Liter- ature of iEsthet"cs,' which has already been spoken of in these columns. They have also in pro- fess of completion4 "A Handbook of Literary Criticism." Thi...…

…VOL. I. No. 10. UN CO-ED CLUB. A LADIES' SOCIETY AS BROAD AS THE UNIVERSITY ITSELF. Arrangements Will Be Completed Saturday Evening-The Object Purely Social. During the past two or three days there have been sundry hints about a ladies' society to be form- ed in the near future. The plan took form yesterday when a young lady brought to the DAILY Office the article which appeared last evening.|There was held Tuesday, a meeting at Mrs Brown's wh...…

…f . / - ,t .L'.. :. - I 0; _ ! - _. 4 l E'_°" , --=-~ w -_ °_ _ _ VOL. T. INo. 10. VIOLENCE. A JUNIOR LAW PROTECTS HI5 SELF WITH A REVOLVER. Culmination of the Tronble that H, Been GatherinE For Sev- eral Days. UNIVEM~ITY OF MlICIGANPRJ.D AY, OCTOBER 10, 1890 PlIttE 3 CENTS. TAPPAN GUILD, their comflfonl sorrow at the till.(\Aright.1Kay' & Co. M1 The New Hall to be Completed by tiuie] 'death of our br'other, Clare October 1, 1891. ,Palmer Tall...…

…if V OL. 1. No. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MIfCHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBEIR 11, 1890. PpRicE 3 CENTS. NO FOOT-BALL RUSH. SO THE SOPHOMORE COMMIT- TEE DECIDES. They Will Challenge the Freshmen to a Rugby Came and Tug- of-War Instead. At the Illuetinig of the sophlo- Ifli'e C lass;tis lmornling, after lllllcll discucssion, a oznitef ~fi, conlsisting of :Are-co's. Morgaln, Towi, (liflil, tWalker, and Chlarnl- leQy was apploinlted by tile presidlent to decide...…

…r ate" " r a t r r J w. Vol,. I. No. 11. UiNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1890. E X T .A . th 1-y.tlne S efald okik hncaroh -r d eball be- W r adAcesrottebliil 1d1tth25d.ln, andGrosh, Fr ill,, a t011011101V1-- points. 1 with the \ took it over. Jewett Uof M. mIke- the V 1-Chl, kicked goal. Score: Albion, 4; r g~'M~V~ M BOIadvanceing ball 15 yardls. Anolth- U. of 1l.,20. Timie was called Lc _____ er V grains- 10 yards m~ore, and ...…

…? f- ALM. , J t o s' 4 M \T L No. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1890, PR1ICE 3 CENTS. NO NAME YET. BUT THE LADIES' SOCIETY HAS AN ORGANIZATION. And a Membsh ership of Over One Hundred. About one hundred ladies were present at the general meeting of college girls called for Saturday evening in the chapel, and there was also a goodly representation of the Faculty ladies. Mrs. An- gell presided and Mrs. Gayley Brown gave the girl...…

…, Wpo- *--w. wow. ror.. . No. 14. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1890, PnICI, 3 C]",T.8 TWENTY I FfV7E HUNDRED. Schedule of Yale Foot-Ball Games. D)A1LY for three or four days past au- W i ht, t K4 ay & Co. _____noalllilll "auil illlloraulnet-h~of 01the ( lf OUR ALMA. MATER VWILL CARE Oct. 11 , Lehigh a1t New- Haveln. laghlr Assiatio" for 10:81) this RO THAT NUMVIBER THIS YEAR. Oct. 15, Trilnil tyat Hatfold. Illllg li~ llrseli ot ...…

…/ Y Vt . I . 1 \\\ _ , s'" " T -- - -------" r 0 L. I. No. 15. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1890. PlmCl E 3 CENTS. ay &Co JEROME 0. KNOWLTON. THE NEW DEAN OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT. He was Appointed by the Board of Regents this Afternoon. An important meeting of the Board of Regents was held this afternoon, one of the principal duties being the appointment of a Successor to Henry Wade Rogers. After considerable deliberation a con...…

…- i , , h > i cam , , _ = # ,. _ x __ _. )1.I. N:o. 1 E,. UNIVERSITY OF MIC UGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1890, PRICE 3 CAN-Y1 IS. HILARIOUS LAWS. vacancies, the deanship and the chair of Tapspan Professor of' Law. ANs lee- 'H"EY OFFER THEIR CONGRAT-'tnrer, they have appointed Prof. Rtog- ULATIONS TO JERRY; ers for the first half year, and for the -- second half, IDr. B~igelow, ouie of tile And Serenade Prof.; Thompson 111051brilliant law-lectur...…

…. ALI]' oT,. No. 17. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1890. PaRCE 3 CNTS. ART OF PLAYWRITING. ture and classification of all kinds< A Valuable Work Ifrom the Pen of Mr. Hennequin. Messrs. Houghton & Mifflin, the Boston publishers, will issue next week, "cThe Art of Play- Writing," by Alfred Hennequin, formerly of this University. Through the kindness of Prof- Rennequin, we have been permit. ted to examine advance sheets of the work,...…

…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...…

….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...…

…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....…

…------ ----- 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...…

…'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...…

…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...…

…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....…

…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...…

…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...…

…., -= \ ,, ,: : , " /' '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...…

…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 ...…

….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...…

…'C. of 'MT"IfiL. Publisbed Daily (Sndays excepted) dring the Collee ear, by THE U. of M. INDEPENDENTASOCITION. Sobciption price 11t..5Aper year, invariably in advance. Single copies) cents. On sale at Sehansanid Pot 011c romsnatand every eenig at 6 o'clock. Subscriptiu may ho left at the otie of the DIL, Opera Houase blck, at sheelnn's, at Solaiet's, r with any atf te editors. Commuinaiicatiois eold cacb tbcrofc by Il A. h. it they arc to slip...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. icbloheoI-(1tiily (Smndays excepted) lurinlg Ulu Cutlutre year. by THE U. of El. INDEPL"ENET hSOCIATION. (1o''iptt once 2;',:i0opr year. invariabl~y IIIouionc. iOlgiclllliec 0 ecuts. On nlnat Rotfc banland' 'lcotw- lIfiluc nei. tno rTnoieNvery evein i at ; I'o;(; 1. Olioc(rill is ra miay Ion iO1 t 00 ; tin otllice to)t tlim tiLY, (10. ai lnu l}) \. i. if0tboy' art' to aplFoote iloc nutte OttO'. A Ii i llee o 1 totottier t( ...…

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…THE U. OF Pulished Dily (Sundlays excepted) during the College-c )ear, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT AsSOCIATION. Subotcriptiont price x::,5 per year, invariably in adivance. Sile lccoplies .) cnto. (On Sale st stiechlsnsd Cot 0111cev news, stand every evening at 1; 'Clock. Subncriptioo nway 1be lef't at thel office of thilo s' ly Operat Ilutoa block1, :at Sheehan.tt's, at Slofilto , or With anly1 of thse editro. t'otnoslicstiono s lw d reach th...…

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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ery enthusiastic over last year's STUDENTS' BOO KS_ ~].o'~club, but is still more cnthusiastic BYYU OLG over the bright prospects of the TEXI Boos, LAW ANDP MEDICAL LOOKS Publishedt Daily (Sndays excepte) turinga the College year by success which awaits the club tiis THE . O M. INDEPENDENT ASOIATION. year 3r. Hang iteuds to i-STDN 'BOKTOEST ESTET _____ pove he lub y adingsevralSecnd-ad books at low prices. We are agents of ...…

…C1. of 1 Jfi.aI~tf. Pubished Daily (Sundays excepted) dring the Colee year, by THlE UoM. INDEPENDENT ASOCIATION. Subscription price $2,5 per year, invariably int adsance. Single copies 3 cents. Onai at sheehan's aid post 01fc mewsr stand every eventg at o'ciock. Subscription may be irftt at the otice of the DAILY, Opera House boctk, at sehan', at Stottet's, or with anyI o tte editors. Cotmtttnications sioud racistte office y IS A. M. ithttey a...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. of I^A. *t .2. The Anti-Posety Movement. ST UDE N TS'BOO K.1 L ; 27. Aught Nevada to hase been made 9117 YOUR COLEGE(5 lued Daly(unay xcptd durang28. Character of Democracy in the TEll L OOTS. LAW 111D MEDICAL BOQTS 29. Lantd~scaple Art inl Amierica. NOTE 1BOOKS, A T111 TII, OFU. M INDEPENDENT ALSOC1ATON X30. Sienco and the Negro Problem. STI IJEN TS' ROO0K STORE, STATE STREET. 3___ 1. The :Nove!1and1 the School. Seondhadbo...…

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…'AUV. of ~~Xi~ Potltitthri iholy (Su lays vrscited) during lte('sileoac trt, by THE U. OFr U.IDEPENDENT A4SOCINTION. ssriptiotn pricer ~ per yie, i nvariably n advane..Aniglreopi:3 vents. On sale at. Sheehan's andttPosit O'lier news tnatevery eening at 0 o'clock. Subscription may tie t4Kt at. the olicersf the 1ti,sierra lisase blocek, at Sheehant's, at etoltlt't's, or willh any of the editors. (tn utica tiooSshsiotli reacit the office by 10'. ...…

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…THE U. 01 e'I 1t8. Social Uses of the Kicker. C. 'm~~i. . t* . 169. Who Talk the lBest English} _____170. Training the Mlemory. Plished Iaily (5Sdays exceted1) during 171. A Study of the wordi"Reliable". the Ct ta-c ear, bay 172. Rteasons fur Private O)wntership taf Land. 'IlE U. OF EM. INDEPENDENIT AtESOCIATIOI. 17;). ('ollege itiaruction 1)y Lecture. Staaaitai.' rie *,07:0 per yearl, I ain l-ly , 17-5. 3Maaiers 1inSetiolts. cOlv aoge utle Ii...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) dluring the College yeur, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT A:)SOCIATION. Subseriltiospriee $2,50 perr yer, invariably iudiunr c(. Siugle copies 3 crots,.tin -ale at hbeelsnsaled tout Office onews sdevery ecenin-titt 6 o'clock. Oaleseiptiottosmayp be left atte oilijee of she Dii st, l it l1e10 e block, auS hlerehatis, usStoflet's, (,r N t any of te ediiors. Ctimmuntnications should reach tise oi...…

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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. _ ,JC. af c . a~( g Church Services. STUDENTS' BOOKS. ST. ANDREW'S CURCHn. - Rev. BUY YOUR COLLEGE P us Dil Sudas xcped drigHenry atlock, rector; Rev. OW. 0. -TxT nos, L nTLND \/V IUL flJT. nn PbiedDiy(udyexetdduigWater, assitat. Services, Sunda, iI11.u JAL,.J.U £..J 54JJ1U i.ii.J the Clioe Sc ar by Oct. 19; 8a i, holy Commuhnioi; 10:30 NT OKA H noy,,mor nig sevie and sermon; 12 DT OKA E THE U. OF IM. INDEPENDENT ASOCITION ...…

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…F THE U. OF M. DAILY. Pul TH ini She blo of 10) Ad, the ca agt R Ole C. f .( tV must play with stronger teams S than any about here, in order to iblshed Daily (Ftiedays excepted) duringlerdfesvpyan sttgi the College tear, toy points. This is the object of an E U. OF M. INDEPENDENT AsSOCIATION. Easterti trip. But this, too, takes ______mntey, and so the whole matter Subscritptiton price $250 pee year, invariaitlytollies to one point: How much a...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Publinhed Daily (Sunday excepted) dring toe College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT AhSOCIATION. Subscription pice 61-1,5 pee year, ivaria bly iadance. Single cope a cett.tOn ale at Sheehan ' and Pt offi1c new stand eey evening at u o'clock. Sbciptin may be et at the otfieeot the DAILY, tp~eaIous block, at Stechans, tt Stoiet, or wtthany o1: te editors. Ctnmnications shotld reth te ofie by 10SA. x. it they ae to appea the...…