…Ila Ab 'ddomb-, tt* Ila* VOL. III.-No. 16S. VOL. 11.-No 168.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN4, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 193. Pse.TiteC~s PRics, THPpm CENTS. MR. WILSON, OF WEST VA. I tatives when Judge Crisp, of Ceor- "'omething About the Distinguisned 1 0,ws lce Gentleman who Lectures Mr. Wilson has alwasys been a Wednesday. great adnsirer of James Madison, The Hon. Williams L. Wilson, of antihosig ini is the subject of Wes Vigina, hegetntleman wohis lect...…
…-Ink AL VOL. IlI.-No. 169i. THE WESTERN TRIP. A Good Prospect to Win the Pennant and Interesting Games Expected. UNIVERtSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1893". F'ormi"," AFreakofl1-urnan Nature," CORNELL SEEMS SURPRISED, o ant 'ys! i dd'' un y ews The Victory Won Saturday by Cor-' Scliernierhorn sort McLachlan re- nell over Michligan as Described spectivein are spicy tor il~l surely in the Sun. PRiG;, Tuter vo C i-5. 'lie followiing...…
…all Uf Ila El 1. A]M-[ ZA Voi.. III.-No. 170. Von. Il-No.1TI~. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISIDAYMAY 25, 1893. PRCTREENS YrIcF., THrFF CENTS. THE LAST OF THE SERIES. was always ready for intrigue. But 'TWAS A VERITABLE FEAST. --John Qirreey Adams said, when TieCndinCu anutLs Another Successful Year Ended. ITeCnda lbBnutLs Hr. Wilson Closes the Course 'Madison tdied: "A sousrssihite as Night a Grand Success. I' Very Ably.tesealista ssroid ...…
…NEE i AIL a + aT,.III.-No. 1iN. ANOTHER VICTORY. Mlichigan Wins from the Iowa Rall Players In a Well-Played Game. Grinnell Defeated. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, MAY 26, 1893. public programe to which all are TENNIS AT CHICAGO. welcome. Papers will lie readl on i1od lyrsSoldTyCa 0 H-oiiieliolil Sanitation, Scieitlific Teamn Going to Chcago t (Cookers aiiil Houlsehldll cono- June 2nd and 3rd. ci iil n il u iiteIii h hl t i i iiciI PRIC...…
…,: { r 1. 3.., ti V ' / 14MMIk VOL. .III.-No. 17 2. VOL. 11,-No 172. UNIVERSITY OF JCHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 271, 1393. iso'Tstc(3a. Pitim Tm -i ,-E CENTS. BALL TEAM HAS A BENEFIT. The U. of M. Minstrels Help the Ath- letes.-ie African Choir Sings. As sia la e uie t.of -M. asui- ieet tred oitlalst n olit to sec an erthe exponients of colleger ins nd loes t: easity Miii- strl. Tlhle pcirfoirmaIn cingg vi - e fo "sweet ha iy' sake,'' For !1e ...…
…AL Of 0 inn VOL. III.-NO. 1;73. THE LAST ;S THE BEST. The Choral Union Will Sing Lohen- Ltrio. Wagner's Most Diffi- cult Work. Thie Choral Union series, whsich roasts to a close willsthist cosrert, isas been remarkably sssccessful froas tIery point o0viess. In anounacing tt o A lnerfoirtchsess'y eren in lieCisoisiheIlast.005 isw115 1 1nconceivable th sit chrs'rgan- izeiln 01 bs5 o5 teChra In on ssit~tlh ag c cis the sesen bersip each yashous...…
…. i , ,yy+y, .. , j s . t F / , h j w fl > g E ; t ,j,. ' '' ,y r. . :' VOL. III.-NO. 1 7 4. Voc. 11.-N 114. UIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, MAY 31, 1893. PIE HE ET PRICE, Tat., EE OllrYrs. WE LOSE IN THE ELEVENTH. !ints'glhe pitched a strong game, and( GRAND WAGNER CON'CENTI ___-his hatting tlct the team. Btest in Cornell VWins the Second Canto byI left field made a fine ronning catch. Lohengrin and the Flying Dutch- aC01o.e Score in...…
…VOL. 11.N.15 NVRIYO IHG N HRDAJN ,19.1ro',Ts Jrss. VOL. III.-No. 1 i 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1893, T> I RTCF, Ti4RXE SECOND WAGNER CONCERT.! ness a idemonstration of the power FIELD-DAY AT CHICAGO The Choral Union Sig- c 1o h of hypnotism, by Dr. Henry Hoist, The Home Team Leaves for the Flying Dutchman and Act I or of Grand Rapids. Dr. Hoist grad- Intr- olle i ee rta Lohengrin with Elsa's stated in the class of 'SS, s...…
…qo( 4 c r . a VO.11-o.11.UIVRIYO MCI~N FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 1 i 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY'S GAME. of that game will depend the chain- The Home Team Will N ext Cross p10onstipt. Bets With the Boys from , We nive herewtth the itandltng of Champaign. the cluhs at the present tinte.This Although v-c did not wsin, the may he suhject to revision titer, Decoration Day gante itli Corneli owiing to the t...…
…l e . o J . r., VOL. III.-No. 177. VOL. ll-No 177. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1893. PRCTEEENS PRICE, THREE CENTS. ONE OP THE FINEST. ( erary matter: Prof. E. L. Walter The Palladium of '93 is a Work of contributes a poetical translatioo Art and a Credit to the from the Italian of Carducci, en- Editors, titled Pantheisni. Thie advance steets of the Pal- A biographical sketch of Prof. V. lacdiuns of '93 are at hsand and give...…
…VOL. III.-No. 178. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, MONDAY, <JUNE 5, 193. PRICE, TREE CEST. LAURELS FOR MICHIGAN. Wilkiiso Northwestent thrd time, THE SUCKERS DEFEATED. Everytihing Went to Yeow andi Siue Onihe bansdied aidtweentytyds lsir- The Return Came Reulted in a De- n the Fieid-Mieet die Keep Michigaii firt eai, csive Victory for the at Chicago. Michmgan, second itiRicadVt iii-U. o' M.wj " " --sit thurd;tiiie 8 5 -StN tb.. o. i~ To liuiided toil...…
… VOL. III.-No. 179. A BUSINESS SESSION. Of the Executive Committee of the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association. At a meeting of the executive committee of the Inter-collegiate Athletic Association of the North- west, held at the Grand Pacific ho- tel in Chicago last Saturday evening, much important business was tran- sacted. Mr. itaird, the executive committee-man from the U. of M., in whose hands the management of the annual field-day had be...…
…HER-,, tt* VOL. III.-No. 180. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A FAMOUS CLASS. is fair to presume that at least two thundred of them will take an active tions for their Commencement interest in the commencement exer- Exercises. cises. It is the duty of every mem- ber to support his class financially The arrangements for the senior at this time, and by the plan adopt- reception and class-day exercises are...…
…/OORRW AM M2, Le NOW 4 e . o :t . la l. VOL. III.--No. 181. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FOOT BALL PROSPECTS. All stories, poems, and humorous -s tsketches of a suitable nature will be Michigan Expects to Put a Winning Rugby Team in the Field given careful consideration by the this Fall. Board, under advice of a committee The Athletic Association made no of the Faculty, and the selections mistake whe...…
