…1jc U. off VOL. V. No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. I OUR STUDENTS MAY JOIN.- STATE POLITICAL SCIENCE AS- SOCIATION OPENS ITS 000ORS. ,A Small Annual Fee Admits - A Member is Entitled to Society Publications-Papers by Eminent Aiebn-Students Should Join. As was stated iii yesterday's Daily students of the University may tie- come members of the Michigan Polit- cal Science associatioii and -will be...…
…4j ii. of fill*. VoL. V. No. 106. 'THE COMING INDOOR MEET. MESSRS. REILLY AND BARCLAY TO APPEAR IN A CONTEST. A Wrestling Match Between Two of the Cleverest Wrestlers of the West. The prime attraction at the indoor meet, March 29th, will be the feature which drew the crowd last year, Messrs. Reilly and Barclay, of Dc- -troit, in a wrestling contest. All who were at the meet last year will need -po reminder of the skill of this pair. Mr. M...…
…VOL. V. No. 107.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGi , ' . iai 1 . AN, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1896. PRICE-TH3REE CENTS. ._ , i THlE TRACK MEN MEET. MORE Ti-AN 100 CANDIDATES AT SATURDAY'S MEETING. TRAINING FOR THE TEAM BE- GINS IN THE GYM TODAY. Fitzpatrick Says We Will Win the Western Intercolegates -When the Squads Meet-Who Will Try for Places. Oxer 100 responded to the call for a neting of candidates for the 'var- sity track teaim Saturday night. Cap- tain...…
…tt. of Al . Wail i. .VOL. V., NO. 108. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1895. PIZICE-TIIE CENTS. A. SCHILLER PI{OGI{AM A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE UNITY CLUB SERIES. A. Brief Biography of the Poet by Prof. Thompson -A Program of Much Interest. TIhe Seltill e r'telling' iY'Oinl tis 'I city ceuitcouse's.last ight wais one ofthe list' oat ttr~ise ft'e 'itt riilltit sts of te seisoi. 'Tse ebtitels was-itattli- folly -ils'.t'ut't...…
…tt. of 4'MP Von. V. N). 109. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. OUR DUES WILL BE PAID. MICHIGAN STILL IN THE INTER- COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION. Men Will Henceforth be Sent to New York, if they Qualify-History of Michigan's Membership-Our Athletic Interests Growing. Michilgan,'will retain tieriiieaniler- suit)ini the Iitceolleginl e issocia-lioli of anmateur athliltis of Amcerica.,sal rfports to the eouitrary...…
…VOL.. V. No. 110. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1895. PRIC-THREE~ CENTS. TILE PRIOGRIAM ARRANGED. $250 in Prizes Offered. WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK NO GOOD STUDENT The following annocetodt htas SENIOR LAWS PREPARING FOR VESPER SERVICES WILL BEGIN Tries to learn witout books. UNVEILING OF COOLEY BUST. ben rcivied frot Prof. RichaitrdiT, TUESDAY OR THURSDAY. Smepolthuhryous I ly, . of the Univerity of Wisonolsin,Soepplthuhryous Oration...…
…VOL. V. NO. 111. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1895. PAICE-THREE CENTS. r I- TAlE INTERSOCIETY DEBATE THE NICARAGUA CANAL MAT- TER TO BE DISCUSSED Three Men to be Selected-Prof Hinsdale to Act as Judge Instead of Prof. McLaughlin-Each Speak- er to Have Fourteen Minutes. 'Te Uivers-tiy will hol1(1heiannactcl inlerooiely db1at11 in te' law lecture roo1m1toigh ati; o'clctk. Fromnthlb eightt spea~krs it'e Judges 1mustlhoos' bole witi ...…
…~jjcU. o 4. 'U, VOL. V. No. 112. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1895. PRICE-TLEE CENTS. i I i U. OF M. YS, NORTH WESTERN SADLER. OXTOBY AND KIMBALL WILL BE OUR DEBATERS. iclhigan Will Support the Affirma- tive of the Proposed Question- The Markings of the Judges-Pre-~ vious Debates. The fil p jrelimniary contest 1he1( last night to cioose -Micigan's r: h- setatives ini the seconidlanuiial debate with Nortliwesten resulted in ...…
…c 4e . of iju 16 i,. V\OL. V. NO. 113. UNWVERSITY; OF MICIHGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. ]REDUCED TO TWENTY-NI NE SOLONS TO VISIT US. Legislators Will Inspect the Uni- NUMBER OF 'VARSITY BASEBALL versity Friday. CANDIDATES LESSENED.___ 'lo Rlegilatilre is ('onogto towin. Baseball Practice Definitely Ar- M. EUGENE YSAYE COAMING. No GOOD STUDENT ranged-Names cf Candidates and Practice Hours. The lbastlball itifiitnig a...…
…4c tt* 'Of A . El ,. VOL. V. No. 114. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. i THE COMING CONFERENCE. AN ELABORATE AND LEARNED PROGRAM PREPARED. Who the Lecturers Will Be-Dis-- courses of Much Interest to Stu- dents of the Classics. Arrangements are nearly completed for the classical conference which is to be held here Wednesday and Thurs- day, March 27 and 28. The aim of the conference is to give an opportun...…
…VOL. V. NO. 115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. SOLONS' VISJT POSTPONED. STATE LEGISLATORS WLL COME THURSDAY, MARCH 21. Regents' nvitatitatien Accepted- An Attempt to Reconsider the Vote of Acceptance Fals-The Vote COse-A Hot Discussion. At the clse of yestertay afternoon's sessio of tho Ihosis. telr('ouative Kemp'tf prsetedl the invitation of the regents of this University, Inviting the legislature to A...…
…l e . of At. al. VO .N.116. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUJRSDAY, MARCH 14, 1895. CONSUMIPTIVE STATSTCS. DR. VAUGHAN TALKS TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES Necessity of Hospital for Consump- tives Urged-Will Blot Out a Dis- ease Which Kills 3,000 Michigan People Annually. Tie joint commiiitt'iesof the lgisl- ture n 110)11lii alih liet lt.Lansig last night anidgave aohearig to the mnembes of the state boaril of heiat. Dr. Vaugan miade a requcst ...…
…tt. of JTJ VOL. V. No . 1171. UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1895. PRIcP.-TH REE CENTS. i THE CHICAGO AL-UMINI IVIEBDAL. A/AD ED TO TO U:1EXCELLWNCE I [ 0 X (Obverse.) (To be awsarded to the winner of first bonor at Association of Chica"'o. - /et,'1-te ! 40 (Reverse. tonbt's contest. Presented by the Micbhigan Alumni NO GOOD STUDENT Tries to learn without books. Some people thongli try to use musical instruments wiih littl...…
…l e . a in, al VOL. V. No. 118. MAYS ANT) INGIIAHAM RECEIVE FIRST AND SECOND HONORS IN ORATORY. FFORTS OF A HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLE-NCE. 'The Contesting Speakers and Their Orations-The Judges Markings- Honors Awarded by Regent Bar- bour. The Chicago Almni medal ani $7 in money firtbelir in tie oratrial contet for 'iCr belong to ZJ. AIay, Tian law, of Emporia. ham,., a11( his iternuate to IowiCOuy is F. L. Ingra- ham, 'tilla1w, et Aza-liaiMi...…
…IJE IL. of Al .1ay VOL. V. No. 119. UNIVERSITY OF MICH[GAN, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. LEGISLATURE INFORMED. total expenses of that department are COLLEGE Y. M. C. A. WORK NO GOOD STUDENT only $23,150. The proportion of non- giU UUUU iUU | PRESIDENT ANGELL'S REPORT resident to resident students be- DESCRIBED BY JOHN R. MOTT AT Tries to learn without books. SUBMITTED AS REQUESTED. ing smaller in the other de- NEWBERRY HALL SUNDA...…
…IJc t . of *1. PRICE-THREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 120. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1895. i i INGERSOLL INTERVIEWED. DAILY REPORTER TALKS WITH INGERSOLL AT COOK HOUSE. Sectarian Schools a Menace-Prac- tice Court a Grand Thing-Com- pulsory Education Endorsed-May Come Here Feb. 22. 1896. The Daily reporter had a pleasant chat with Cel. Robert G. Ingersoll at his room in the Cook house yesterday afternoon. The colonel's daughter a...…
…Voz. V. No. 12 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1895. .PRICE-TiIREE CENTS, VO.V.N.12.UNVRIT FMIHGAWDNSA, ACH2,185 RIETasE CNS A OV CT IpT(AM Ifp1T A lfdec to pr evelit the spread of the dis-I 11. JXJAl ou t11 11il 11voii'JkJ us DR. VICTOR C. VAUGHN STATES HIS VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT. Bacilli Not in the Breath But in the Sputum-Consumptives Should be Taught to Avoid Infeoting Others -The Hospital a Fine Investment. There are an...…
…je . of *1. VOL V. NO. 122. UNIVERSITY 7OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. i i IS IT AN EXTRAVAGANCE I ,EXPENDITURES HAVE NOT BEEN UNWARRANTED. JMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN SIMPLY UP WITH THE TIMES. ,ethod of Education Better Than in 1865-Other Institutions No Better, Though Spending More Money-Needed Appropriation. It has always been a matatet' of pre' to the frienids' of thebcuniversity of -Aiiehigan Iliht the instiut...…
…VOL. V. No. 123. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. OUR WELCOME VISITORS. Our Wisconsin Letter. 'VARSITY INDOOR MEET. NO GOOD STUDENT OUR FRIENDS FROM LANSING MdisonlWIS., MAarch i19. Spieal ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEET Tre tolanwhutb ks CM OVRLS NIH. (orsodce-Tigle madln ARE NEARLY COMPLETED. Sonic people though try to use Taken to Granger's for Supper- andl banjo clubs) gave their annnal____ musical instruments w...…
…VO.V. No. 124. UNIVERSITY OF MICIIIGM , . 1a u. ;, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1896. PRICE-THREE CENTS. I I I THEY HAVE COME ANDGONE LEGISLATORS HAVE MADETHEIR VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY. Various Buildings Inspected-Meet- of Solons and Students-President Angell's Address Gives Facts and Figures For Them. The ispecetion of the University has been0 conludedl by the le gislators aued the visitors left last night for their homes or for Lansiis. Wiat tie...…
…l e 1. of , . a l . VOL. V. NO. 125. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. VO.Vto 2. NVRIYO ICIAMNAMAC 5 85 RIETRECNS A MASTER OF THE VIOLIN. M. Ysaye is playing, a" yet his tech- nical dexterity is marvelous, but it -. EUGENE YSAYE AT UNIVER- is so absolutely subjugated and made SITY HALL TONIGHT. the servant of his artistic conceptions that only at times, whn one is as- Program to Be Given-Favorable toishe...…
…IJE U. et , . 1a 1 1 a VoL. V. No. 126. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. - i i CONSTITUTION AMENDED. THAT OF THE U. OF M. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REDRAFTED. Several Changes of Importance- A Graduate Advisory Committee -The Constitution a Well Drawn Instrument. Following are the first four articles of the new constitution of the U. of D. A. A. as reported by the connittee on amendment consisting of Messrs....…
…VOL. V. No. 12 7. UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 185. PRICE-THRxEE CENTS. l~f v.&B G LUTB7 i TE1Y P ) CASSCALCONERECE. Professor Andrew F.!West, Coleg N tL1.CUS ETR RP CASCLCNEEC. of New Jersey. Princeton. 111 iUUV OO STil UDENIIIY T The sessions of tie Classical Coi- Professor Willianm G. Hale, Univeei GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS HAVE A ference commenced at Newberry iai sity of Chicago. Tries to learn without boos. GOOD TRIP THIS SEASON...…
…je . a 13ulln* L VOL. V. No. 128. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1895. PRICE-TI-IREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 128. UNIVERSiTY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. CONFERENCE IN SESSION. speech and m iiake b). tec brainpt ) FIRST CONCOURSE OF ITS KIND Todasy's Pro'gramn. EVER HELD IN AMERICA. The isisoromis for tlits afternloon and1( 'veingu are as follows: Talented Men Present-Program of A~ENO ~SO Today's Work...…
…sI.ot.W in VoL. V. No. 129. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1895. PRicE-TIIREE CENTS. HYMN TO APPOLLO. Ge freek to higher eggh intellectual life wis FO THA ULMET NOG DSU E T SUNG THE FIRST TIME IN THIS flt' singing of the recently dto.'ov- INDOOR MEET HELD TONIGHT Tries to learn without books. COUNTRY AT THE CONFERENCE. ed hynmn to Aptollo followed, flis IN WATERMAN GYMNASIUM. Some people though try to use -was not only the trat of t...…
…tt. off' Al. WAlpn VOL V. No. 130. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. F fiREAT ATHLETIC OCCASION WATERMAN GYM. CROWDED AT THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEET. Close and Interesting Contests in All Events-The Reilly-Barclay Wrestling Match a Clever Exhib- tion-fl. K. E Cup Won by P. Ver- March 2th, 1S95,tmarks the (ate of tho most successful indoor meet by fat' ever held iiithe Iniversity of ichigan, most sccesftl in...…
…I -N I NIN MEI ITY OFIIMICIIIG NI A, A ARAM ---- -- --------- IONDAY , JIARC'II. 2, Dial. PIZIC ,, Taizti. CE PS. , _'I STEPNIAK'S LECTURE. v '111Sm.its Past, Present antd Fu- ture. 11)tQ ik'sltu re was a rcccia- chascc bledl in V eicccsitc 1Hal asttuldi night~. lie decclarc(d te1vWord1 Nist to eamsoe an sillit was 11111 01110 iii ocrsia l'uruatch-, Ahica111ht d oi11-' laticli rcfiorii r lRssawith lisre crr ' I W. I i partyof an -' archy ci cr...…
…!, c . of , n. Wa~Ip. __ °I'" 1"-ti . lt . - ___ -- - - - - C~ . , _ _ . tiN\IVE~I'sITY OF(IFMICIIIGi-AN, TUESDAY, MARCHiff8,<;1~. P'lceaTumi,:iCENTS. 0httt On f the U. of M. Inde e,7 It shill be the dity of be div ided anioni the remainini of \\AVI G the expeien1e( of College endent Association. ftle \I ana-in E itr to cll aid icecrsof the lioardin p froportioni to 1 h 110Li t lliirt f-fl'h 11- ,. 1 ~e de it ill null li s ot thoc 1sso- en th ...…
…i } .. i. ,,. 1 t >>. t,' IN TEIII i'1 OF 1IIC'IiICx:1 c ~ I~ xicLi X I 'lf ~(~XN E A l)X X tI( I4,1(ilIL.I Ijic IN WEI rE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANI AGAIN IN MOURNING. the Kent Professor of Law Ex- Pred this Morning in Detroit after Delivering an Argo- tt1eflt in Court. --- His Biography. Th llversity of M11ichliganl is ilt called 111)0n1toImourn Ithle M flrs(one (If its (distingulcished adVPof ilians1). wells 0is Imorninrg unlexpectedly. 01 est...…
…. of , nl. W'ail. r - . ol t"\ VEIZ ITY OF ,IIC:IIJGA\, TllI"I SDA)'. MAR('II <), 1 o.q. 1Cur ICA, THREE s:Cs-as-i' FESRWILLIAM P. WELLS . ati avnrn5asl I1( Afeting Scene in the Court ' ImP soeIn illsouas befrothisiatiii Room. insist fin uishiosawyer at the.'1Detrit hesai l ilstli itf'iiifrssir Well 0bar nal oneusd iiiiinersan is Last gloomii iiovier the CItslver- 1ll, l'i ti, Citisfit i ne is keeiilyrfelt jt ed o i e ak be rei li airstiiilect...…
…~Ij U.o 5tt O-N 1fIN'\EislX01'l 1 , n . W1ail 'N, FIN-DAY, AIARCII 6, ISIOL 1{ cp, I ii w,;l: CENTS. THE GYM. BENEFIT. yard. 1The attempts iiaV('ini eachisPROF. THOMPSON'S TRIBUTE. XVING thiexir (pffiee (of College R l5e Entertainment and Well 5cse~ faiiled for want of proper step Eloquent Words From One of Prof. IMeii who knoiw aiid ippreciate Patronized. }sort Ifromiithe professors of tiC Lni- Weis' Asocitesul ii ii tnti of ('oliege Stii- 1'...…
…Vol- L N to.U IVEIPiSJTY (91 MICIIIGrX iK IA IX(I nI Iiu Tt ti i ATI'EPAY. AMARCII i, 1, 1. I'xic :, Tiijai, C1,,N'I. . r, S1) THE INLANDER. "1tReview of Our New Literary Monthly. "Ytihonor fitsOwhrot. The falling snotwi Bueilds shrines antidoown oof itsoahl oth ite, 'liesummer wnd yedsOwehoitt s f ntnmmsoj lycliste-o-rsren the hirds' swert r aises,I And 1 , tt thy- humbrerhhild, unskilled t write, ( 1'ti t i lt tote ereinth ur )ife c. , puli ...…
…01r, J -\i o. _ U- IVEId ;ITlY OF )1 M IGA ] ~n. Wai p. .N, AIO .DAY, MAR('h 9;, lh9l. Pmi :, Tonta:I: CENT. Addtress Before theWesleyan Guild by Ur. Bashford. Dre. asliford, president of the Wesleyari Uiiirersitc , ofl caa re. hi5 bocupied the pulpit of the 71. chrch resterilaic norlimilandI delivered a verrs able sernioni ou lie text foundiii h. 2: 1i Choral Union. Ilie tbird concert of the (boral t_'ooii series swill be tijeeli liytile (Chi...…
…/* of AT. WAL v )I,. I .-No. I I0. U-NIVERfifITY 01FIICII~I-TAN, XIITEDAI)EDAY, \IA IZ('l 1 x, i i l(i, iiii:(txN's TIE OUNDING OF THE S. C. A. Icrxe r s I \ . o1.penlieiuiother 1fxiHon. Carroll D. Wright's Lecture on An interesting Article by President I IIIof. \_ K. Spxenc'eenionedxx above.Statistics. Adam-s, of Cornell. 1Of i (the 1 .classof180 0vryacivexnx lli 1Kfollottixxe. article frontil lPiis . 11 x xxbxxce pxxxxxi ;tlix xixiof tile B ...…
…" I"-Ni. 111. VUNIl SITY OF MICIIA N ii E D-N E'SDA Y, 1I:1 ItC H 11, Po 1. PINcF., Tip i;r;i,, C'ENT, . ti , : TRIQUTEs TO PROF. WELLS. Senate Memorial. tefollowing is, then.minionl of tt-'iiVersity 8111 ite u11)01 thei late ile Pages of ou0 ournal reor. th fa' . itt rnon te pat srrll l - ttk lti aiv of t Ir mt ial i-ni- it ii5e10rs1 niii of the oldest and h11t wId oho kinni itf our iinumer, I"1 the midstn of onl hnreneioen t ove 0l iecnnnt d...…
…~1jc U. ELI'Ot'IIII: 'I -I A. (l . WM NTp. N, '1'I TRBTSTO PROF. WELLSa, i stonedf b a a ii f (0(1a gieat loss to tihe Oi Li siti_ Senate Memorial. i that (11s1inguiishid (1aw ii fi titi whih 1to thebai ad o is pcirsonailly, ________iuai be said :to i t i Lbeenii 1fluen- tlierL orc lieit [Cuntiiinii from yesterdaot. ticeai in cxtaiili'tong our tresn A R se da' li t uc togetter ex- tent Offew bn a he la f t em ofintru cctiiron. otpxressclx cxth...…
…I -N 1 U tiNIVEllII IT (hi MI(IIIG N A, AL LU FRIDAY. AlAR('ll 1:1), Ils" l. (4:-Nrs. r i4 , ETHICS OF MACHINERY. t~t't ~ 1 irMinstrels. AtNlhexeperienceo lee Mr. Wright's Lecture. errcie is' lull shaire of these 1 Melt who know liii ,Ii lplectate ii sttio. ilitileilitis ithit lo il. No 1 ilt tt tit it is (Yeiieritiiy kinownt there is to eteo elllsc 'lreSo Isle, a,1) teit le \o. tl ih tiil - not j 'tietcatefultitiititt itosit flit. I ittt t to...…
…W1.. I-N. 114. UNIVENlSITY 01" IIIIGA , n. W1ail" \SATURDILAY, -MAR4CHI 141, 91. Pinch, TmEE CENTS. "CHRISTOPHORUS.'' three numbhers tha t tts rendered i'aesrStanley's Singers in Ui vt etefc,"'wsi h versity Hall. fa b-ii hiI'lt Molan d, the eiatng tiC large audience that itaths (1(1it a isital ii 1 lit iit15it. tll lst teitt onwa rd il iht iti it as opttr- litt - sit-tilt it-ast'vnil" ll a Ilaimusical treat. Thle Chora and" Al1n(1 isCII ie ina...…
…I i tiNIVENtSITY OF MICIIIIG \ONI)DAY, M A RCII 11N 1. iilz 1(:, Tliii ( CENTS N. A tture by Rev. Dowling, President MR. WRIGHT'S LECTURE. ot Detroit College. lA ligr "Rcx is ilcl aleligion in Polities.'' a light at lillyl olIXHill to listenl tx l t o 1rigit deli next religiioiias the IRe-.:tl . P1'. lowling, p]resident Iclyefin the beinlgand perfection of ofS totl xid1 0111{ "lk 0 xx d, nIthe practice (of moral dluty c i~llelnglt ll u onc"I c...…
…~oi 5 ~ UNIVESITY 01 0I(IhIGX I'' :SI) X'l 1 \5(I I 17, 1lo9lIl. ic ,, Tiiito Cii Tct 7 rig ' Econmic Statistics." in the contest of the Western Inter- Mr. Donovan's Lecture. R;AVING the experience of Colle e IctocItter noot C ollegiate O ratoric al Assoc iation, ol l ' riglot 1100re o " . coo io iltctl n ro let sttsis" ''l0irtuicir bout " M ay I ti are: W , i. Ia K ll 9 littOltonoic statlistics i-, tc rilili iiih 02 an A. (l d , c,. Si.c orIl...…
…,c . of AT.* Wail. 1.-N,. Its. LTNIViE ISITY 0F1 ICIGAN, WI IEL)DY.M111 1"I is, 1 'sIl. Pitixti:, Tix:j,(CENTrS. WELL DONE, DETROIT' TeGym." Fund Reaching Re- spectable Proportions. r The University Record. A s ha1s bieen knoxwnifor 0001e 11111 the facll tV are to publish a qu arterl 1'e list reporio) r.E T lap- iimagaz'.n110 0in Ii is to0co1111oct about itht0 of tleI etw l cc " IO ls and is to 1)e regirded a s the tt i t what weo avellready 1...…
…je o Of In.Wai r 01- L 1,)- LItNIVEIZSITY OF IICKJCGAN, Till IlSOAT. MAt Illit :, inOl. Pitcir,, Tmi:ii: C E-NT S. THE NEW HOSPITAL. S@ fthe Facts Concerning the dnsadterConstruction. bljt nix in terracesaclalthotxith it is cif irregular and uncxcei nature, whien gradedi up xcnd lexeledl the groutntds grounds oin State street makes it dificuxlt to locate the track andl yet utilize all the space. The ilirectoirs1 ixuxib~~ tt ci cx x ixi racixve...…
…'o, I.-No.120. UNIN ElIaSTiX 01 IGIII-A FlUDXAY, \IR(II 2, I191. PtizciTHloot's C ', N, COMPLETE SCHEDULE. The Base Bell Outlook. in viesw of this fact, there is a "row-I ing demuand~ that menmbershlip tickets to the A. A. admit to the gamses. tig or a str ii~er teaml this col-xihh probby effect a1 compro1011ise. l~g season0 ttian ' c, vr hefore inithe jTie followring is the schednle as it isoyof tetic i irsity. Mnc 11(1ot standll nlin(ath~n n...…
…~Jjc U.of V01 '-N 121 U NIX EIRITY OF MICIGAN,\j , n. Wia~Ip. tSATtURDAY, MARChI 21, 1891. PRtICE, THREiE, CENTS. THE ORATORICAL CONTEST. ~C ormiley, Senior Law, the Vic- Cr; w" S. Kelly, Senior Lit, Second. A nesw er'a has dawned on the T'fiversity 1. ihe interest in oratory, Whtihas hitherto tain dormant, thasI benawakenent into activity, as the rgeanit enthusiastic andietnce as- teched in Ltoisersity halt, ls ilgit to witness thse lirst ann...…
…12 .- F'\IV ISllY 0 111CIlIIGk- LONDAY, '\I lI(1P23, 1 1)1. I'xc F,, lou ~tNi. t \Al, unor Literary Student in Trouble. Newberry Hall.: _____ \At thes chailel mieetinig ycsterdlac-, fatldi Ncon etOtels Ir (enntings brieti c outliiied his gar f")III Ypisilanti reached the head pla f1or raisin fun1~eds to ( 0111 lete °f'llal shreet, H. 0W Booth.a1N~bryIaI bu >,o itrarY studtentith i junlitor stantdin will be needdi of wh ichi suim there Bntted i...…
…LIj U . of ltn. Wailti 7~. .N.11 12"atHrvr ndte- nve1t 'UIVERSiITY OGE MIUIIIIIA N, TUlESDAY. MXIIUII 21, 1, (I. PRICE, THREE CENTS. of Michigan. Tihe statistics of attendance at the larer tiversities, inlilisled re- cently ill the I) ii vbaave attracted so tMucl atteintion, that it has b)eein tiisiigltt Jest to fol lose them ho a ttlptii sims- of thle attenidanice tttt Work il sever al repiresenitatise tepartniieits. We present to-day atrei f...…
…L~e. ta o Al . WiU g. VMOL. .-NO. 121. UNIVERSITY OF MlIChIIGA'N, WEDNESDAY. MAkR Ih 25, 1 491. YIitcE, TaREse CENTS. Meeting of the Regents. The Medic Ball Team. The ze~ent me thi monin at It is not very generally knrown o'lok ihrsernrsetaong the "'medics'' that they save O'clok Thee wee precotbeens 'rantedl the privilege of ilsoos- kegts 5Whitman, Kiefer, IDraper,isaislltmfrmhe nieI- riltt and Cocker. The first hos nablltmfrmhented- ties tra...…
…01 ~ -o l~iUNIV ERISITY OF MICIHIGAN" Ill lSlDkY, 4 R(II 26, 1ix1)1. Picc,, Tue FE Cixir -,TI MEETING OF REGENTS. TeAthletic Appropriation will be Made at the Next Meeting. Tilie ieeting iof the Regeiits ail- loirlietI yesterdlay evening, subjectj to all, Cwlich i ll iroliably he imadle 'etthe tiiiversi ty app~ropriationi li asses the Seisate aiii becomes liay Te followviig is what Illsi- te 5 is ransactedl after tile )_I IA i~et to p~ress'yes...…
…'Ij ~tof Al. Wlii. Vt I.-No.16 Newberry Hal Meeting Ia.t evnng the Chlapel was pretty well fillel, in theiteretists ot New- SIey hal. Ihe netig- op~eed I h rater iiiilsong, and then resltiingc , howasinhis1 11100(1modgaetcgnialetl ek ou th ttesubaecit fthe eeing.l 'Next1 br inr1din1n spoke fthetltS(. A. fianes, and PriofesorIY itgte fol iWed with aspttnid taii lk on the iistr and puposs ot Newbt erry- Presidient _oigi then calited for tudge(ra...…
…~Ij U.Of Al . W1ili . 'VOL. 12 i . U-N[XERSITY (OF MICHIGUAN, SA-TtIIfDAY1MARChII S1, is91. Piit. :, TitEr CE NtS. INDOOR MEETING. A Good Exhibition But a Poor At- tendance. TieindlloorVImeeting" listnig'ht was a failurefnanc~Z~lialiAlybt 5aisuccess 1s ar tilietilc xlibiitiol. lne ttmaa- irs iworked hardt to Ilake it a s111:- esa, lilt tile studeints failedI to re- shendthle aenda c bein and wilt iprobablys-c111rVI tilVexpenses.5 lireater nuii...…
