…c . of . 1a . rear.. I V.-N o. 10"i. THE LAST OF THE SERIES. The 'Sanior Lawe Competition L Night in the Oratorical Contest. I large audience attended nan o' lawe oratorical contest isn law lectnre roomn last ni 70A. UNIVTERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MTARCH 1, 1594. noble thoughts filled the mntds of THE MARCH INLANDER. the ancient mtartyrs wino faced death A ie - ast !!AFn Literary Number-A Sugges- tn defeince of their btelief, hot tion fo...…
…T4c U, V of ',r~ Yy : . r' :: Rye i b ln;,V d IV.l'.--No. 10. PRELIMINARY CONTEST. The Long Looked For Debate, Be- tween Members of the So. cieties. Tonight. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2),1h94. society, connected with the Univer- MUSIC, SWEET MUSIC. sity, can boast of so long ais exist- The Concert Given by the Faculty ence. Oni its membership roll arei of the School of Music Enjoyed to be found the naises of mten1now by a Larg...…
…a . a ls VOL. IV.-NO. 10',). Vet. IV.No. 03. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1594. INTER-SOCIETY DEBATE. 1 was, however, decided the best and WRINKLE MEETING. Messrs. Mays. Marlett and Lindsey Oiisi1ess. Selected tn Represent the Tise music for the evening was Univ'ersitv. 1very nmuch enjoyed. It seas furiss- Tae general isterest felt ini thej ed by Miss Llilae Vollasilsolo- intercoliesgiate dlebate seas maniest list; :, Ir. ...…
…Vol.IV.--No. 110. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1894. PRIE, THREE CENTS. FIFTY MILE STONES PASSED. week or the first of next. These are NEED NOT BE AN ATHLETE the jury cases, which will be con- To be a Member of n Athletic Alpha Nu Literary Society Cele- ducted exactly the same as in an Team. So Says the Univer- tehaveome fine ied pecis and Orates the Semi-Centennial of its j Tam.sot Saysahe nlvrhs e, esseI FOundation.-A Bright Care...…
….o , . a . VOL. IV.-No. 111. THE [DEAL COMPOSER. Prof. Stanley's Lecture on Richardt Wagner. at Unity Club Last Evening. A good sized audience listened to a lecture at Unity club last evening by :Prof. Stanley, on Richard Wag- ner, the renowned artist of operatic consposition. At tisc lime of Wagner's birth, fstay so, 1813, the opera needed re- formsation, as it had become of such a character thsat people sesverely crit- cised it. Thsis gre...…
…w VOL. IV.-l 'o. 112. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,1 94. PRICE, THREE CENTS. STORM IN LAW DEPARTMENT. sess some of tine qualifications es-f A BENEFIT FOR ORATORY. EVERY U. OF M, STUDENT One Hundred and Eighty-five Jun- sc a najdei hscsa The Oratorical Association to beI'5aibi pI iors "Bolt" Prof. Griffin's Lect- do not live in either state interested Nut on a Financial Basis The storm clouds wvhichs have been i tutions involv...…
…c . a Alk. j7j a VOL. TV-No. 113. LONG LIVE WRINKLE'. Another issue of this Popular; Publication Will Appear Tomor- row-A Good Number. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISDAY, MARCH s, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. The number of Wrinkle which will appear tomorrow is equal to any which has ttsos far appeared. Sev- eral artictes of sinusuat note are pub- ished in ttse corrent number. The double page cartoon illustrat- iug the psopliiar soisg, Romeo...…
…4c . of AT. EX-SENATOR INGALLS. He will Speak Tonight in the S. A. Course and His Subject is "Hard Times" UNZIWVERSITY OF MICHITGAN different departments and the High Lschool remains about the same as ' heretofore, although the apparent circulatioii of books is less than in Es.-Senator tngaits speaks to1 sonic previous registratitons, owing night in the S. L. A. Course.v e to the fact that so many books are give a short sketch of. his li...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ELOQUENT LECTURE. population should go hungry be- A SHAKESPEARIAN LECTURE. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT cause there is too much to eat, that Dean McClintock, of Chicago Uni- Should by a copy of esento CisisCannot beta Cure the poor should want for fuel he- versity, will Appear in the In- mm ml by Govt. Legislation. cause the mines are too productive? land Leag...…
…t't AL A& Alw mm mm m m MMW , ... VOL. I . N .116. IT1\TIVERSITY OF 11IICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A VEITA-N LE 11E. T NIVEST FMCIAMNAMRH1f S4RCTRECNS A VERITABLE TREAT. spent in social intercourse, games, THE SCIENCE OF TEACHING. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT Such Was the Art Recital Saturday etc. The evening's pleasure was Prof. W. S. Perry, Superintendent of Should buy a copy of Night in Frieze Memorial much enhan...…
…9dr4w U lot lie AdL VOL. IV.--No. 117. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,7 THE HiSTORY OF SIN form a reference and circulating A Very Interesting Lecture by Prof library free to everybody. McClintock in the In- Anyone who wishes may either land League" pay the price of a new book or give The lecture last evening in the a book he now possesses, and have inland League course by 1'rof. W Iis name placed in it as donor. I). McClintock, of Chicago Lni- I...…
…tt8 VOL. IV.--No. 115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 189-1. PRICu, TouocCENTS. THE WORK OF DR. CARROW. fred Russell, Detroit. "Publicity THE LAW OF ROME. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT Especially Fine Clinical FacilitiesanCoprtAbs,"Pf.-e- An Excellent Course Given This 111bl'155lt For the Study of Opthal- ry C. Adams. Year for the First Time,- ___ "a A hemetig ftlse asoia Papers to be Read. fM it Th'e exceedinsgly difficult opera.-S...…
…fY f low e r I { I 4. - _. : ,. M VOL. IV.-NO. 119. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, TH1URSDAY, MARCH 15, 1894. P~E OECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. ORATORICAL CONTEST gy mnasiumn and some of the con- FOOTBALL ALL RIGHT. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT For a Representative i et nte rga lcrainly orh-Impossibleto Make Radical Changes itt CCt.-' ern Oratorical League-Speak- be searms ones. Alm~ost nll of the in the Rules-ProgressffM Wat er~ and Subjects. mnwi opts ...…
…, . s rk r t r i , f, WIS ss (a XVuur, IV.-No. 120., SONGS OF ELIZABETH'S AGE. Profs. Demmnn and Stanley Enter- tain a Large Audience at Frieze Memorial Hail. Those Who were fortunate enough -o h Iprsetat atFrieze AMemorial hall last erenine4 were treatedl to ani entertainaoicnt 1)oth instractive ansi nteresti a"g Prof. lecnioonilesvotedi a sh are is the time tis an assc(155t of ~li a- o)eh'sregnwhc soaie of the s reates' posluctios o f is...…
…Voi. IV.-No. 121. UiNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, MARCH 1, 1894. P~acE, THREE CENTS. WON BY SADLER. an eloquent eiology on republicanII BASEBALL BENEFIT EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT A Successful Oratorical Contest- government. The oration produced '- t'5 liiy 01oy o B L , O i e W i s S e c'- a p o o n e ff e c t.' T h e G le e a n d B a n j o C lu b s ' C o n e r i% U o f M t B.L .lve isprfndTonight-New Musto and ri andPlae . S. Halaplian, '94} ...…
…'.off \oL.. IV.-No. 122. IJNJYERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MOiNDAY, MARCH 19, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FIRST OF TH-ESEASON. ma4 5 1;-8 GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT Forty - Seven Candidates Tried.- 'Varstr -______0 1 0i 1 0 1 0i 1 1 A Very Successful and Entertaining r olbubucopy,'iof Some Lively Work in Scrub -----------0 0 0 1 0 1 4 ' -85 Concert in Aid of tne Boa.- Athletics.331 1-ttneeilracis-'5' ii rsity'?., Orru1)t1. .two base ...…
…C , o AL ARAR UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1894. PEncE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.--NO..l'fil. THE EASTERN TEAMS. Baseba.ll Prospects at Harvard,{ Yale, Princeton, and Other Universities. I As oar baseball team will this sear ,ay the leading college teams of ste East, it niay cot be out of placej to consider the pcesent condition of bsasebail affairs at sonie of these in- stitutions5. ,1t I-larvartd, Irospiects are lin.t the Drigl...…
… 8 3, Voi,. IV.-No. 124. SUMMiARY OF STUD! The Total Enrollment of th Deoartments Class, to Date. Thle following classificati dents of alld tepartmlenl University will be nlateria as the forth-coming vale lhe summary l 515is sfolio .\N ) TIll. IIIS '1 loleti of the ilush''J( Clas51sial. 'llwship.. i-esidenlt Gradnates... I Snlidtes for 11ai) Neval IDereI Eroled 10 (1 D~epartments..... GrIadunates Studying in sentia....... 1ndergraduates: Ca...…
…t je tt* a . Atl VOL. IV.-No. 125 UNIVERSITY OF (MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1894. THEY ARE ALL RIGHT. committee was instructed to proceed SENIOR CLASS SCHOLARSHIP. Who? The Regents-The Most in- in the completion of the gymna- plans of Ninety-Four for Leaving portant Meeting of Years su.aFtigMmra yFud Occurred Yesterday. 5m aFting aMemolribpFud T-'he voluminous petition from the inalrhp Trie long lookeid for and muchj students relative...…
…A S4 VOL. IV.-No. 126. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. ELOQUENCE OF PURITANISM. tigate a method of an independent IN THE GYMNASIUM. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT The Subject of Rev. Frank W. Gun- water supply. It was voted to in- That's Where the InSoor Meet will Ihouldibuy a copy of saulus' Lecture Tonight.-An corporate in the by-laws a clause be Held.-Entries to be Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus, the general library and...…
…I t't* AIL VOL. IV.-NO. 127. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, tq "SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 189 4. PRICE, THPFr,, VENTS. AN ELOQUENT PURITAN. not been as yet definitely made oat WELCOME PALLADIUM. EEYU FM TDN SnRv' usuu rvdt ei and the subjects of but a few lec- The Senior Annual Published bythe should buy aespyt o His Lecture in the S. L. A. tures can therefore be given. .Prof. P raternities to be Put on Saleso Course Last Night. Mce ilseko Rprs Tues...…
…t't* -of . a l . VOL. IV.-No. 1 28. oc. I.-No.195. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 18941. PIETRECN. PRICE, THREE CENTS. TALK ON "BUSINESS." Mr. Mills gave an Interesting Dis- course on that Subject Yes- terciay Morning. Mr. Mills addressedi the S. C. A.j Sunday morning on the subject 'Business.'' The business mass has come to occupy a position of spec- ial influence in the irlil. Souse ofj the nmost lrominent officials iii the ...…
…e tt* o AL ,w VOL. IV.-NO. 119. VOL TXTNo 1)9. UNIVERSITY OF,,MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1 1894. PRCTEEENS PRICE, THREE CENTS. IN DOOR MEET NEXT. ological order, analizing and discus- FOOTBALL PRACTICE. EVERY U. OF M.II STUDENT The Matter Discussed at the Ath- sing thenm and connecting them with TeMnt Practice DaiIVy in Going i Shouiil buy a cpy of letic Beard Meeting. - Dates the necessary biographical exposi- Thsrough the Various Foot...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 130. UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE TERPSICHOREAN MUSE. while the gentlemen's program are THE NATIONAL CONVENTION EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT Ercelient Arrangements Made for blue with gold monograms. Of the American Reoublican Col- Shouldibuyyacopy of the Junior Hop--Friday Night The programs are made out in the ego League at Syracuse f A 1 --Hany Juniors' form of checks which read as fol- -rw...…
…je ttV of AOL Alm VOL. IV.-No. 131. j THE JUNIOR HOP NUMBER i Ot the Wrinkle on Sale Today-In- creased to Twenty Pages and the Best Yet Issued. The junior hop number of Wrinkle wtill be out this afternoon. It is in our opinion the best yet issued. The size has heen iiscreased to twventy pages and an entirely new cover, of 'cost original design, has beens drawn by '1. W. Canspau, '96. The m~idle page cartoon presents aview of the '110)'' in ...…
…. of N. 'ly. VOL. IV.-No. 182. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. INDOOR MEET ENTRIES- virtuosity, and his sister, Miss Far- SOME INTERESTING FIGURES. NOW ON SALE. Two Star Wrestler's Secured fora t ga The Cost of an Education at the U.altz an Exhibition Bout.-Other ably fine work of Mr. Farland in of M., as Compared withThetJ fT By Lewt H. Clement. Director of tieihequa- Indoor arrangements are about I'e...…
…lie tt* of . tai . Voc. IV.-No. 133. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-No. 133. UTNJVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MUSIC AND THE DANCE. a sight the like of which is rarely seen. The Junior Hop a Great Social Suc- cess.-Nearly Six Hundred Hap- At J:33 o'clock the first of the py Dancers Present. 23 regular and ten extra dances, which consisted of waltzes, two...…
…____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZC. of 'J?. T fa Published Daily (Sunas excepted) durig t- Chere, ir o, THE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION EDfTORS. C. A. LFiR Nti, Law v'4, Managing Edtor. Ii. A. CAiciac(, Lit. '4, Aisttct. t.. .Li ti, Li. 9i, A sitict. I'. WI aa:et+ii, Law '%, Asiciat. :i. A. LEici ;, Li. 'ii, Athletic Llior a. W. utiise . PG. Lit., Business Mattger. wt. AStu, Lit '7, Asisaicti. H. it. G(c oil. i. I. ii) i. i. o. Accici'b....…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'W. of W~~. 'Taiu. Puhlisahed Daily (Budayt excepted) during tx, College ,i ar, by THE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Su1 eription price 82.01 per year, invariably in aave igir cope 3 cent. Subcrip- tiona may be left at the offce of the DAILY, iif Stofflefas, with ay of the editora or authorized solictos. itemmuniations hould reah the ofice by I o'elxck . a. if they are to appear the next ay. Addreess all mat...…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. ark~ise ,tDaily (Busiasiexcepted) durius~ MME U. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION rM t Ots US viQ OU6 titer-society debate last night is pronottnced osn all sides one of tie most successful affairs afthsie ki idi ever hield at the 1T. of \l. To1;1 committee of arrangements for the jotirnalists' (adducst still ineet tonight. Thte proslpects for a a izccessi i Ibas<ilitt seetistos be en- c araging. 1 Ci0tAsit esl's...…
… THE U. OF M. DAILY. mfr. Y I'Tjf. bad or indifferent. In this way no e little injury and trouble has resulted anid we are sore nothing has beenI "issashed Daily (Sunasaexcepted) darin 04 tolete , ar, U gained by thtelini verstty in making HE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT A3SOCIATICN use of suclt questionable methtods. ____ Irrelparable injustice has been done Subsciption price 'l per year, insariably in ttany cases to students swho ordi- in aanaase St...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during tue College year, by THE U, OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price 2.50 per year, invariably i n advance Single copies 3 cents. Subscrip- tions may be left at the otice of the DAILY, at Stolflet's, with any of the editors or authorized solicitors. Communications should reach the office by 7 o'clock P. M. if they are to appear the next day. Address all matter intended for ...…
…________THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily Pnasa excepted) dueler; the Coee ear, by THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price V.01 per year, ianvariably Ii adanee Sinle epiea 3 cents. Subsrip- tiana may be left at the otee oathte hotA,v at Poltet's, wib any afthte editors be authorized solicitrs. Cnmmunicatiss shuld reacb ie offce by 7 o'clock .a. it they are ta appear the net lay. Address sit. matter iteded oe public- isa ts th...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 11 of 'hziVrer it would arouse interest in --- a branch of athletics that has SOfa rt hb al' SnsnC ett~ uc een soilieshat neglected. ity all ttie Caolteryeat', by li-E U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION oeaslt S/ae n/noo me ____and let all arrangements for a soc- ubahtenptin prieets:.&0 per year, invariably cesinil one be made at once. fillifii~' l i} irn0 ec Single copies 3 ents. Snineeto- TA Lisns may Sbe left at the otcee ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ZC.of 'tT ent Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College ar, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price Ei2.a per year, invariably in advance Single copies 3cents. Subscrip- tons may be left at the office of the DAILY, at Stoliet's, with any of the editors or authoried soliitr. 4ommsniatios should reach the office by 7 o'clock P.o. if they are to appear the next lay. Address all matter intended f...…
…THE U. OF M..DAILY. ZC.c of W . T'a equal to any of them. In the sooth- wetcorner there will be a cage con- ,." 2''ioI5 taining dressing rooms, lockers, and --/> 7 Pabi~hd Oit Su ar exeped)durngbaths, besides a full-sized diamond 1l // ttite Collte sear, by I- ; ', . ! ,% ' THEI U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION srone yatev-a unn ____ ~track. East of the cage there will /,F40/ Susecription pricer$2.50 per year, isoariably be a football and base...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (8tnaays excepted) during the Coege year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price .50 per year, invariably i advaioe Single copies 3 cents. Subserip- tnons may be left at the othee of the DAILv, at Stoftet's, with any of the editors or authorized solicitors. Communications should reach the oice by 7 o'clock r. oa. if they are to appear the next lay. Address all matter intended for publica...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. *JC O f t e. article in the Inlander that it would jll Jtt b i b a misfortstne in more ways than tl one to drive sports off the campus. +z + With this viesv of the matter, itfT vbexseems ieithetht the walk msust~ E#IE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION --eventsally go. Meanswhile, we are F 1 1 t2 2 Subcriptin pie t Si per year, ivariaby Ipleasedi to know that aseall prac- ear" ' 7F ' i6 1 Saraner Cige epies3 Ceats. Sbeeip- u ...…
…_____________THE LI. OF M. DAILY. cester. May 2. Williams at Cambridr Published Daily (Sanclaya excepted) during May j. Princeton at Prinrets itiv Colect year, by THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION May 7. U.. of P. at Philadeiph May so. Brown at Canibridi Sabscriptona priea6:,.501 per year, invariably iMlay 1 6. 'Trinity at Carssbrid int advance Single copiea 3 cents. Sabterin- R 9 :rona rvdn tis may be left at she ofisce oftshe DAIL, My ....…
… THE U. OF M. DAILY. T'> -f heldsat yracuse, N. Y. The U. of 4 'U 0 M. Republican club is to be con- gratulated over the fact that what Pusblishedi taily (Sunys excepted) durin, is considered the principal speech is. ('adlege year, by} H£C U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATIONwa assigned to the local orator. ____ We expect to hear a goodl relport Subscription priet$50 per year, ianvariabiy fromt our boys when they return in advance Single copies 3...…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. 1J.Of RTh Published Daily (13unslays excepted) during; sartCoflee yt ar, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price *.50 per year, invariably in adranee Single copies 3 cents. Subscrip- tions may be left at the nfiece of the DAILY, att Stofflet's, swith any of the editors or authorized solicitore. Cnsmmunications should reach tbe otfice by 7 oclock Pit. if thtey atrc so appear the neat (lay. Ad...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. c f" ?*(. m To be a successful orator one mnst S have a strong character. --- Earnestness is one of the neces-, Puttered Dairy mmucav excepted) duing sary qualifications, hot some do not snetetilege year, 5y THIE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION understand the meaning of earnest- _________________________ ness. Earnestness is a ctear concep-3 - tion of what you are trying to do TM Ru ULMIpMUo and the pttssesson of a great...…
…loll THE U. OF M. DAILY. C c , o r '- N +, tles of life are swon quite as largely by "I '~ '~~4~ physical vigor as by intellectual at- tainments. A strong mind is a1 Published Daily (Sundtays excepted) daring aekbd slk tasegieo THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION tin strive swtietls.Titers is too mutchti ___bhrca ivork inind too little physicalj Satec'ipiui ric Cub eryer, osilacyult ire is our schools anti colleges. li nasanee Sisgr aupies 3...…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. patlishe~d Daly t(Suaysaexcepted) daaeiao tsit Calete St ar, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION t skubscription price &1..50t per year, intariattty io advaatae ingle copies 3tct. haboceip- Moat may be left at the otaice at the Itiity st Stoftietes, withbany ot the editrs ra t' authorized slictoar.S Cotmmuaicatiaaa ehatuld reach the daree by attaclck P.-. if they are to appeae the aext ltay. Addressalat ma...…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. ^J 4. O to strike the nam-es from our list. It ^JL requcires mosey and considerable of it to support THE DAsIsY in these Published] Daily (Sndays eacepted) durin ; hard times when advertising is un- ct~ltllege srar, by THE U. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION usually hard to obtain, to keep ___things moving. WIe hope all our 1 Suscription price $2.50 per year, iacariably tdelinq~uent subscrihers wiii apprefi- iv a...…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'U. of Z. T1XliI. 'ublieel Daily (Sundayt excepted) drig saslCollee tar, by 'HiE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subcription pee V2.0 per year, in ariably in aioane ioir copies i rents. Sbri- lone may be tell, at the ottice o1 the DAILY,, a Stofflet', eeith any 0of te editor or Authorized solictos. Co'mmicatios shold rach the ofice by 7 o'clock P. m. it they srec to appea the next Qay. Address all matter tede...…
…____________THE, U. OF M. DAILY. .e~j* ~ "~i. ~Yale-Harvard-Princeton. _____Tlhe following baseball games, as u .selDiy Snsaxrpe)drn now arranged, will be playedl be-I taeX0atiere year, tbytaveen P ale, Harvard and Princeton THlE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION tbis season: -- MaW 4-Harvard vs. Princeton, at Subscriptianiiese.50s per year, invariably P riotictoitst. ia aervancersingle eopiei 3 rents. Saltserip- 'MFay ito-Princeton vs. Yale, ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. lotn0 i Dail (bunay excepted) dunge the Colee year, by "NE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Sbcription price t2.,w per year. itariably ini aeater sir opsd entsrt. Sbsibcrip- noatstay be left at the otice ot the tii, st toffet, with ay of the editor or authorized olicitor. Comatuiations shold reach the otfice by 7 ociock P. M. i they aer to appear the et =day. Addrets all matter inteded tr pblia- lisa to the Maagitg Editor....…
…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. . . Of . T li u. The Yale Nine's Spring Trig. _____The Tale baseball team started on Puablished Daily (Sundays excepted) during its Easter trip south on Wednesday. ste,Csllere year, hy Fifteen tutu were taken along. The THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION following, which will be the make- Subscription prie $'s.501 per year, invariably tp of the team in the gamies of this iadvaul's Single copies 3 rents. Subs...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. . JC. , " iCOMMUNICATION. _____ SEtitori I". ori M. tlAii.vl With the increase of inetrest in' Pushed Datinly (suudayexepelted)iBdune- intercollegiate debate there should TH tU O ,IDoEENENeAr, OCIby ONhe a revival of interest in oar local '_ .O .IDPEDN SOITO dehating societies. This desirable Subavcriptoipirbtiipryajvral result may, in a measure, be attain-' inivae a i'e tale copieasi cenits. Sbbcripe ed by a series of int...…
