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…U.Of ln.Waljj VOL. II.-No. 13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. BASE BALL NOTES. The Averages of Last Year's Team. Some New Material. The base ball "cranks" are al- ready beginning to speculate upon Michigan's prospects for a strong nine next spring. The usual num- ber of phenomenal players are in the University this year, but whether there are enough first-class players to fill the positions made va...…

…° ~:i~ttI o ESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. II.-No. 12. UNIVERSITY OFOMICHIGAN, TUI DENTS AND PHARMICS. The Entering Students in the Dental and Pharmacy Departments. FRESHMEN DENTS. Adams, F. P., Niles, Mich Amsden, C. F., Norwalk, O. Anderson, O., Ypsilanti, Mich. Bachus, E. I., Edwardsburg, Mich. Bell,eW. G", Detroit. Butler, D. 1., Detroit. Blake, F. W., Ann Arbor. Babcock, D. II., Bay City; Mich. Bailey, R. E., Ponti...…

…VOL. II.-No. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. me on ho ex] aut are tai par str( the the eas Cl fou urg des be hos tho ' fee wid at are kit lar pan nan roo me unl cen was in plu of be war nun pat war The the tal. owr exe es the tho care for the by and the is ti THE NEW HOSPITALS. north end is the clinical amphithea- Description of ths New Quarters ter, with spacious seats and pit, and of the Medical St...…

…VOL. II.-No. 10. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE FRESHMEN- A Complete List of the Entering Class of the Literary Depart- ment. Alcott, Mary E., 21 N. Ingalls. Aldrich, William I., 93 E. Univer- sity ave. Anderson, Raynor K., 26 Fifth ave. Andserson, Elsie G., 46 Madison. Atwood, Agnes C., 35 S. Twelfth. Abbot, Charles S. Ammon Von, F. E., 46 Thompson. Austin, Walter M., 117 W. Huron. Adams, Frank, 3...…

…c Ije 141 of . 1a b. .., VOL. II.-No. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. THE MEDICAL FRESHMEN. The Names of '95's Doctors. Amidon, Florence A., Sturgis, Mich. Angell, Katharine L., Chicago, Ill. Bagley, Wm. R., St. Charles, Ill. Blagle, Herbert B., Atchison, Kan. Black, Louise R., Glen Ebon, O. Brooks, Harry H.. Mapleton, Minn. Brown, Wm. E., Kalamazoo, Mich. Budd, Geo. A., Elyria, O. Bunyen, Robert J,, Kendallville, Ind. ...…

…~Ijc it*I1. of A .W~ij VOL. II.-No. 8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1891. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. THE INLANDER. open only to students at Ann Ar- COMMUNICATIQN. (OF YOUR of the Features ofthe Corn-bor. Twenty-five dollars for a lit- -- 3oa1zE Y Editors U. o wDAILY:hngfor s OUR ing Year. erary article of 3,000-5,ooo words, EI orv bee. thingy, forthe ps The Inlander offers articles dur- competition open to all who ten days,with a grea...…

…Ijeit of . Wrilp. VOL. II.-No. 7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. JUNIOR LAWS. Complete List of the Entering glass- (Concluded from yesterday's issue.) Lillie, H. C., Santa Barbara, Cal. Lamer, J. M., Bridgporte, Kan. Lyons, T. R., Walla Walla, Wash. Lewis, R. L., Hersey, Mich. Lockhart, J. M., Park City, Utah. Linthicum, J. I., Napoleon, O. Locktum, D., Marshall, Mich. Lucas, I. B., Preston, Ia. Lew...…

…ijc U. of AT. W1i i j. VOL. II.-No. 6. JUNIOR LAWS. A Partial List of the Entering Class. Abberton, U. S., Marlette, Mich, Aggeler, W. T., Ribonerville, Cal. Axford, L. L., Holly, Mich. Atwell, W. A., Detroit, Mich. Ashley, A., La Grange, Ill. Armitage, E. C., Odell, Ill. Albers, Gerritt H., Overisel, Mich. Bodwell, Edward J., Lyndonville,Vt. Bordeau, James A., Butte, Montana. Bress, William, Ann Arbor, Mich. Blaire, Isadore D., Baltimore, M...…

…VOL. II.-No. 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FQQT-BALL DATES. The Meeting of the Athletic Direc- tors.on Saturday., The board of directors of the Ath- letic Association met Saturday morn- ing at 9 o'clock in Alpha Nu hall. It was decided to hold an election on Saturday, Oct. so, to fill the va- cancies of president, vice-pres.ident, two directors in the literary depart- ment, two in the law department, ...…

…c 4JE t . of AT1. Wcaiilj. VOL. II.-No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NEWBERRY HALL. A Description of the New Head- quarters of the S. C. A. We devote the greater part of this issue of the DAILY to a description cf Newberry Hall, the headquarters of the Students' Christian Associa- tion, and to a sketch of the origin and growth of the Association. This Association differs from most organizations...…

…VOL. II.-No. 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THOSE PRINTED LECTURES. been convicted, upon prosecution by Foot-Ball. r(OF YOUR - -- What the Dean of the Law Depart- college faculties. These cases are: There were eighteen men on theC Y ment Said About Them. 12 App. Cases, H. of L. 326; 3 Law OUR Quart. Rev. 36o, 477; and 43 Am. campus yesterday afternoon, train- Professor Knowlton, Dean of ing under Captai...…

…~IE ItI.of A.II$Ip . VOL. II.-No. 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1891. THE ATHLETIC FIELD. A Description of the Grounds as They Now Appear. We print, in this issue, a cut of the plans of the Athletic Field. The plans have been changed slightly, the grand stand being placed at the "finish" and along the "straight" and not partially around the south curve. Otherwise the field is exact= ly as represented in the illustration. T...…

…IV.Of A T. Wlai jj. VOL. II.-No. I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. UNIVERISTY CHANGES. What Has Been Done and What Has Not Been Done. The first things that the old stu- dent looks for upon returning to Ann Arbor, are the improvements. When he has inspected his own de- partment, he turns his attention to the campus to see what progress has been made in the building of the Waterman gymnasium. He...…

…Llijc . of Al .Wip \'OL. I-Ni. 14. UNIV"ER'SiTY OF MICIIIGAN--, IlIIDAY, JUNE 5, >91. PRIEte, THEE CENTS. THE LAST PERFORMANCE, ban( 'teters. The ceeing was closed1 )v the sinring4 of the V loan The Minstrels Last Night and the !thle Ilue.'' Banquet Following. Thle lperformantlce was sien before M edits Victorious. a crowiled hioss. Teactill- wits Thec'92 tics were shefae bth pierhtaips more 1-miislieil than at aiiy iteilir-, on tihe fair -rou...…

…Ijc U. of . ai . 'me. 1.-N. 1178 LTIVEISITY OFI MICHIGAN. TIII-lSD Y. JUNE 4, iptI. PIti', Tnio-i: (IisCE-TS. The Minstrels. 1Thi.list clhance to see thle nuin- strils switlb t- ~ t everal clhanges in the er-i itf the enter- tainmieiit hase e inode andilthe trouipe Phas 1I ntoiced ftitlfillI . T here is a newvbulnresltte to helicenl, that is saildlto be hetter thain the other.IThe list touor ri sis of the parqutet ctrcleIhatie iiot heein iesei...…

…l~U '. of n. Wlailp. Voi- 1.-\ }. 1 7 IN\IVEIISITY OF IC1I(iXN t, WEDNESDAY, J'TiNE ,1u. lPitCor.Torf (2eC~Nes THE HARVARD VICTORY. A Full Account of the Came at Cambrcidge, Mass. ,,n l tirt1,10 51100 SlC'.si'S~ S r ,1It ohimanw i1D th' assstaio. iii( ()irland tc. In tlic S C()?id PI rsiii lia tClonew Wlilkinson roller? one do«-ni to irati'orit, RIcoh 1fouled I-lyoils t a sma-li 0ne HIarvrdt was lnoDetter. oil,1 , and to lates. Deoan loit a AV...…

…Ijc U~. f Al . Wlailj. Nisi.. I.-,\ ,. 1 i. UNIV1I~iY OF MICHIG AN, TI-ESDAY, I INE d, 1,1)1. THE CENTiTau~s J~S. T e is re~~~~puestod t~~~o, met at Wol- Iu lthesixth oui, first three meni up H R B AT N' Itslt vl~lis(t.s Il u ovrosIllleso h 11ss. ~pel is' 0'11 liii T i t tonine. is ie tihe s il the 1-E ILhYMIIJ) t I}1~l :. TL\ THE THIRDVICTORY. iris cudt wotshil l theitlsit UV -IA byAD WTILEI Y[.IaN._____pitcliedhall. n tiler pitchesi Tejis:ty...…

…~1jc t *of i.*Waeilji Vol I.o 1-N) 0. UI\ EISITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, Jt- EI, 11I'Tttc, lTtREECENTS. THE GAME WITH BROWN. The Grounds were Miserable and the Urnprin_ Rank. PsOIDEi tiNCE . . 1 28.- We arrived at Prot dleuce, Thurs- slay smorunig,about i i 30,tired and~ dirty, butt after a-gooildiiutier we felt better, togntb as coil is titough we hads1not israteled a few thtousatdtilesit.it.\t 3toathe gatie w-as called is the piresetice of abou...…

…~ijc ~t. o Al . W1ail p. Vol. - N . It. U IVEIlSITY OFlI' IICIIIGAN, 1FRIDlAY, MAY _10, 1ugh. hoot';, Toiot: CENTS. YALE'S LUCK. out to W~ilkiiison, aci 1)1 to go- Inth ie eiglitth Pearson hit to The U. of M. Outbatted Yale, but og out front Spi tzer to ich.vaio base. Wilkinson got a base Costly Errors Lost thte Came. Tile fortli opernedI with a trike Itit. Ricit forcett tint to secondtt ott l - it b 'earsoll ilisoi flw wtita base on b~alis. C...…

…j e . of , 1. la 1 . t'oi.. I.--\ ,. 1 . \'11L. I--No. 1;UIVENSiTY uOF \IICIII(J'N, TIIV IlAY, MAY si 't iIhtiiCNS P.,zlci,, TFiRm, C :v r . U. OF M. VERSUS U. OF V. A Full Account ot the Gamne at Burlington, Vt. r nlain iurin t? ' l ru 7re of a The ,;idae.I afternioun galie was atil led lithII 'tin letnota Wlsh i oints1)f)1r1 U. Cofl1 I\l irtha r The first ttre til eilit oti itrIcd shlort ordler oto popUflies and(1a0 IW ' ill st strike liut. ...…

….li C 's . ilail. cyr.. I.--\ >. 1 , . Voc. I. N. OiL -NVENSrITY' OF1"MICIIIGA-N. W'C)NECSiAY. -I XV 27,lo Tmti :i, GENTS. Mr. Campbell's New Position i'rseas anniouniid in the D i~ aeo few days agto, iitiM. A. tmp- tseeii bell bad lbeen ofttereil ai positioni at noon. Lick Oblservtor.Il ascllteamii do tecesti ug facts: ae1 Te ( bser''iatorc is tiderthtli i'ecttoii of IProif. I olden frmely l iiis of thec III\si v of 1 s n i . ,,r 1 Ilie isass...…

…c je . Of , n. W1ail VOL. I.-No. 1I sf ;. V,-IV'E SITY OF MIHIGAN, TUESDAY, M~AY 26t, 1591. THE FIRST DEFEAT. Our Team Encountered Hard Luck at Burlington, Vt. in their pocetes instead of coiins. NWiih all her presetnt insdirfereince to civilizattion, ioswever, stie is a nmost hiopiefulcoiutrr. N apoleon l)IC- In the featiher-wveighit wrestlinig, G rochan, U. of M., sustained a serer twcist of the leg and was forced to ssithsdrasr. Its the fin...…

…c . of ~rn. WIN Nutl. 1..-..N,.165 VICTORY NUMBER ONE. The U- of M. Nine Defeated Hamil- ten College, IS to 3. T1he team arrivedl at 1,tia at 2:0 p. im. andl as soon thereafter as ps- ssie, dressed and Nvet nt 1 to tie rounds.'lThe daxyxwas lmost ier- feet for isall pIaina' and asiar stlt 0o11 boxs lut 111;n aimot errolss game ittilat teturs eIParxon's a line ly to ilitir Followcingisla dtild cuuntt of the 'ante: ; fM etto bat first. Kelly tru...…

…Of /* LU. WaiIp. VOL. I.--~ 1 G-1 UN\IVEIISI1Y OFI MICHIGAN, SATIUDAY, IA Y-i t IIimCsiaTtin vE NTS. l 'AVING the expseriencie of College Men who kow adate mrciie Toe Freshman Banquet. a leasi;pctrofyl 1ad Accordingi"to the tprecedlcnt of lic, rowis'sarlotrt ll prevs 5claisses the sclass of '94 held i ii1t its 1' reshmais Ianucut' last nigt lin , la stertis prosveu olefle Nickels' hall, and to say' that it W is a "lorious success is to give it...…

…~I~cU.of AT. mlIjj. Vc,. I.-N . h1f;.. VUNIVEIISICY ' IMIClHIGAN, FI~iiiLAY. -MA2Y 22, 1>2)1. PitiepTHECETuioVeS. College Press Gonvention. mit a n. i"rll ln" wrk. 'The irst annutal convention of ~I~ i ii lsinl1 the Western I ntercollegiate Press Association will lbe ield i a' the (liiI'I' l'alitter h oulse, Chiceago, to-tmh oo iliorilixi'ansi afternoon. This is the.ii~s i i o 101 ileetilig whtichl l o 1 sr-aIllie te h tll os, Iel S1i1' 1as0oc...…

…e 4& 1,44k . of , nl. Wa Ip. ViO..-N i; i2. The Eastern Trip. The base-ball team will leave Ann Arbor in their special car, for the ]'ast, on Frisday eveiningp. Their car will be alttallced to the 9 :30 P. Inl. North Shore limitedl. flier reachli Eticas-.Vat1 'lc Saturdlayosorii.i In thle atr noon they wsill plassti II sHaiistoin Collegetins. sevsoon swillI psoba- (lii Mlsiiasyisthe 2tlithels iils isill Ilay15ths.ttam5o11tsitlt-ns 1 iiiy of c ...…

…*ij U.Of #tn, ai 1p. Vo'. I.-Nv. 161. UN\IVERSITY OF AIICIIIGAN., AVEDNESD AX, iAl1_V t) 1 i. Plic, Toi-iCENT'S. German at the U. of M. antd at Har- in 's I-its in BalcteriologyITuesday yard. m torning tirnonti other thin-s hej Ia recent issue of th tu a saitat iialairia is tiut to a firoto- comptaratice statemoent regtaringte hepamdu mlra o study of Latin at H arvard anthe iers theitreattmetnt if malariia tithlt 11. of Ml was published. ft ca...…

…AL of AT. Wai Vol'. I.-ti o. li ). UN\IVEI;SITY OIL MICIIIGAN, TL ESD A, \AY 1,,, 18911. DENNISON NOT AVENGED. The Prosecuting Attorney will not Prosecute. dlhberation or twitht criminal intent. 6. Untier such circunmstanices a Convictiont if any onie of the (deer-j The Seniors' [lie freshmen litsv by the senior lits ye: Prosecutings toriv littinononthsitrrr oureisas coiicicteid it wciuld behriste tosottefi y'esiertlas-esnteredl a n)1, l' i so...…

…ijc t . of LU . W1ai p. Vol'. I.--No. 1,59. THE FIFTH VICTORY. The U. of M, Bats out 15 Runs and Northwestern Scores 3. The batters of the'N orthwesterni Universit nine r eeutter1ly unable to find Robinson, in the game on Saturday. Three hits are credited to themt lit oiili one of these was it clean one, and it was a single. McGinnis, the lilred itclher of the N. Wv. xU.-saspoundsied nil liner the field. 'Twenty hits were made off hIs ileliver...…

…lc . of , 1. '1a . Tor.. NOL. 1.-N~t. 4L' UNIVEERSITY (OF MICHIGAN, SATVIDIA-Y, -MAY 16,, IS1>i. titTtt Urs PRICE, THREE CENTS. GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS. With the subhstitutlionl ci a miotleyj The Delta Gamma Convention. TerConcert Last Evening. aw kiwardevolutiotisthireii the tudi-ii iiilCiiclti ltietcl I~~h three hull- enC cc inito ctiiiriisiiiis oft I iihter.j(lma fatriycoe lisnilt 'ere were onlyabioiit tlii he cluibs are to ie tiomlimented it ...…

…c jc . of n. W1aijj. Vol'. I.-10x. 1327. LIVEI ISITY OF AMICIIIGiA , FIDAY, MAY 1,-, l 1. PICEo, Tintisi.CENi.i~ Minstrels at V psi, Th hipirogranimue for tithei..of ii milnstriels it'i isilaxiti tix-iorross iiht is xasifollows: Rushi ii like:Ce ie. C. IT.iii xxxilr: rigt xgiardsih:. iDxrrci-. Eari Peters; left garii II. A1. lob-, II. It. Sxiitii: lis; leit tickles, tit. II. Aiixrexrs. . AIV. ,Moirrisoii; riglixieiiilA. D.)Rth-li isiidRlurlFar...…

…40 Of Al. a V f'. 1. 1 -) : . G \IVENlSITY OIF MICHIIGAN, AWEDN 1SI)AY'. A Y 13), 15:31. I 11c1 ii~iCNS 5 AVINGO the experience of College iiithe i-luiratryof he ~ iiier e nro whisotiis in(owtl;neie - The Athletes in Training. 'There werre ltvenl}iht athletes at the fair gr ooonds yesterday vaater- noon to receciveelostrction from Trainer 1Ii ortili Somle of the Mlien present wr: lreSpence, (Cote, \al)eventer, Duitle,1Don1- liue, Sandersoani\ ...…

…lc . of Alt.Wip VOL.. 1--N1. 15-4. What Northwestern Thinks The folioNsing coiiet on tie contest of the Northwestern (irator- 'cal ITeague is fromiittse N orthss sttris World:k _ condeinse the I'. rM DAItIY's accousnt oil the os1teSt tshjeli is certainly nitone too ptartial to N\irttissesterns's repsresentative. ,Ilore spave is givets to eaeti of the othser speakers ttiaisJsotsnsAidamts, alttughite tiook ttte secondiziree of $3o.,Goniitev, [T....…

…of Al . W1ail ,o1..1-No. 1,5 ,. UN\IVEIZSITY OF MlICHIGAN, MONDAY, MANY 11, Pi,)I. itiis, I r aiI ,E CENTS. ~ ~~tiIlG~ motT~ ion, nwhirs ia-rounnd in the oxbesly and lacik. aisficet hits, E X"L\Gthite expiience tof College steps one loot out and throws the Pearson, btack and lturros.s AlMen whtoiknows and appreciate sillto rt . ti iab lk pure andi Passedit llbait lsi. Stsrnik out, by- theicarefliiscrititinofC ollege tu- simspits ins thtet5rune...…

…j c . o LU. Wiii VOL. I.-1N. 152. UNIVERISITY OF -MICHIGAIN, SATUE'DAY, MAY i, I-tl. PRICE, THIREE CENTS. The Farmers and the Gym. Ai interesting l itfle trick Was played on the fainter inlenihers of thte legislature ot 'it9 ill 'onisectionl Withi thie I icersi tyapplroplriaitioni 'Ik. Te farmer lass' nakers of thte ne sessioni seere ttnssall I tlcerse to the bill tiidlthee propiosel 0) 1o snnte sturdy and inign-iaiitcarciiig' tiheti theinasue...…

…of Al. Wm p. Voi,. I.-Nos. 151. UTNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY s , 191. ICIscs, Tn izi,:CEHNTS. What Oberlin Thinks About I. Te Game To-Morrow. Foot-Ball To-Day. The following; clippings are fromn Thtre u lteit i gatite for the cilass chamtpion-t the O berlin Review: norw i l ca ci o tsitp of the U niversity in toot-till!f "Thet'. osf i. liots have set a ( i tr I will be played this aftenoon on the high stanidardl of itter-col leogiate ...…

…at of.. L.-N. o. 15 O. UMVIYUSITY OF -MICIIIG,,N, TiltiS IDAY, SMLA Y 7, 111. i'iICr, 'illi *: CrT-S. Base-Ball Minstrels. Mrl . .T.Iarind1111w1as calledll Upon00to-da y andilg"tve some valiia- ble inf ormioninit gadtothe c1om11g Rise-Ba ll Ministrls. I I e replorts, that constaiit pratietl haIs been going111oil It the lorcheistra IlllI that thedi ners ( cobati.mlise-i Tlie 11a11111 i Ic l Ie te i- rection o (f Po.I a hsbe some v ersv fine pla...…

…I~ Uof Al. m1ill Vol. -- i 14di THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. A Large Audience Listened to the Pine Music. There were over 2,000 iveopisi ini 1'Itiversitv IHall last cveenie'g It tvas, a birilliant aissemiblage, eveeiesf tress ibeiii" thle rule rither than the oUl~hiy enjoved cii n fiolie he lihera iapilau ise. The symiphion in I flat ws t eei ved ithi mooe erai- he~rs, thy list iioiviii it, thy /Iiisvs bing pa rticularl 1fine liv \l s w ho hevardl th...…

…lIjc 19. of su.l Wail. V. U I-\o. 14-l-. -U-IVERLSITY OF' MICIIIGAN-, TUESDAY, MAX3, 591 S 11zit2, Timm. ; G ENTS. THE ATHLETIC FIELD. A Description of the Grounds and the Grand Stand. If anycone had venturedI to Pe- dict, at the b~eginintg of this collsege )'ear, that the long- talked of ttniiting of the three athiletic associations wounld b le accoiiiplisliecd, that ove1 fil,ooo for a gym inasium ouldc011l raised, that the 1Regenlts would tr...…

…Ij~c t.tof Al . W1ail VoC~. I.-Ni.. 14T. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MXNY 4, 1iS I. PICE, TiiRts: CENTS'. OBERLIN DEFEATED, run. Iwo r seventuth il Laid out in Oratory and Base-Ball.gn hle Score, 25 to 0. About 1 000 studeints wet to5 thills libise Fair Grounds yon Saturdas'- i to Sitse1e See Robinson strike out si xteeni 01ik adfi the Oberlin players. It will s tn]ule t01111) intierestinillgaste becautse ott ie~. t I ,sIe Te tomte team ba...…

…Ijc U. of Al. WaiIp. VOL. I--N O. 146. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1lf)1. Pics.,, TimiEE CiENTS. As CS GORM1bEY \V1NS. THE U. OF M. ORATOR TAKES' FIRST HONORS. J. P. Adams, of Northwestern University, Earns Second Place.-- Four Good Orations. A "Rattle of tse Orators" lastj night's contest may lbe very appro-j priately termsed. Fosur of United States' leading educational institu- tions have niarshialled their oratori- cal forces; t...…

…Ije U. Of , n. WalL VOL. 1.N.145. UN\IVERISITY OF IMICIIGAN, IFEIDAY, 1MAXY1, TIS91. PRICE, ToH-E- CENTS. RAVING the experience of College Oratorical Contest. Tse programmei to-night wrill bie: the voting orators to-night uwill tare a fair show hr a fall attendance.I Let everyhodr he present earls, as '92 Lit Versus '93 Lit, Musi.......... Caequmte til.the diiors sit 'I"tle I- t tt i .ThodreKiii e" eah speec. I etp f joiisini IitlPiitliemAteia...…

…Ij~c Ut. OtT Al, Wai I.-1 -No. 14-4. press Comments on the C. & B. Clubs. 1110 follosejo-' ore s01ve of 111e Ctu11110111 of thele ssupon the work of thle (lee an1d 1>011(0Clubs) "trains as Swveet as the siren 001t0s01h01t1ma(10l losses forget the tilsj~ of t n'n ears of wnor:101- 1011)10,1melodi0es11t0at llhr1)b)ed1will)i 10011 nd leeflnetlss ;(1111)00 as 1010 love an1d11t110pa)r11o)ic1devotion1 11h01 oniy colle1boys diplay-all these NverI 00t...…

…/* ln.Wai Vron . 1-N"Tc. liii,. U-NIVEILI1TY OF MIICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRLIL f:), 1691. Pja'cE, THREE CENTS. Inter-MCass League Schedule. Harvard Recitation Hours. 'Va I~~~ ~ asThre t~i-a rso lr f icasing" toiiier of courses gi Vai s casteamts iot in r1om 1 0 0feredilat I 1Irvardf tolleefits marde waia fisti 91 theflateblif andiif atecr somer m1o01 rcitation 1hours ncessary T'lnineplayedf 6iftitssllii adoptedI ther folfowing1"et temi thfac ult...…

…, ,4c t * of Al.A WA VOL. .-N-o. 14 2. UN\IVER:SITY OF IIhIGA , TUESDAY, AI'IIIL ?S, lIS9l. PICEtu, Titi;E-tCENTS. what's the Matter with the U. of recent iurillber o1 Puck, into the Tributeto Dr, Henry Wade Rogers. M. Yells? i10m1u11 of a youIg1lady1. So that "The Nortlhll siorn World p)1ints- I Several hundoredl coliog yelols, froml o 11.11i' . iil 10k.115 all t1he lealou colle-es o1 the coffinc-rll 1) 101 1te 0 into the 0101iv V1 111 (11 Ol...…

…Vol- I.-N 1U1..LNIX EIISIiX 01F IICIII(_x MONDAX, AUIIII 27, l;1.I 'micE, Tmu ECENTS AN5 TWO HOME RUNS. The Indian Pitcher was Pounded Unmercifully. Score-24 to 6, There wtere abioit Goo at tile fair gros Stuirdlac afternloonto see tie farmlers of the -N,.1. is. "dsoneo Up' t was a ser'tihie ilnlini Umatch.'sWilkinslontand. Booth lifted tile hall out1 to tile track for lo021 rolls, withi perfect disregardt for tile ftelings of tile Initan twir...…

…~n. WaiIp. VOL. 1.-No. 140. THE U. OF M. RECORDS. UNIVEI1'ITY (IF MIUJIIGAiN, SATV I2DAY, APRIL 25, iSPi. Puice:, TIleect (boaTs. U. of NI. Records. They Have Been Collected and Au 000111) thenticated by the Athletic Directors. A tOlltliiittee from the board 01 te mcI o directors (If tim .Xtbietic Associabon tl~~ ititilointed before the spring 01 1 01- 11-lI ~ntS to collect alili alttlteliticilte tiltieth rm-orIis of tile 1. of Si. Uftini recl...…

…/773 jc . o ItI* j7j all f vol'. 1<'i. IJINIVEISSITY OFi MICHIGAN, FRZIDAY, APtiIL 2-1, IStil. IiioTtcGr. Plzlc :, C I .N T.S. New Law Lecturers. 11o1-1schools (if that lplacet(iidenii- irks, epresentin' ,the otanufac- tereed the 1ain tip irtiiient of the Ititire ot all kint s oft ion tail steel Ott Kreinr ii orr nI iI I Ine -ecc the haesiii-honse 1ElectricIEngine sCrli)ratiijiiitio the juiiiior clissitwas o \.*11 73,aiIrc i l lniel titi L I l...…

…tt* Of Alt. WI hlp. VOll. .- I ;)1,5 U-NIVE ILSITY OF M~IATHUI'RSDAY, -APRIIL 2,)', 18i91. PI'lCEi, TiuisrtCENTS. OH, HORRIBLE.' 1105rling Iron in Nearly Every Stu- dent's Room. are farniers' s01ns, 30 per cent. athtletes, 2 5 per Cent. Sobier, (illict anld studjo 1-., and nine-tenthis of the Senior Medics' Trip. lo-moirrow moI rningt, the Senlior1 MIedics, nider IDr. I lerdmia, iwill 'Ile Chicao is'Tritbitne puiiisited take. a speiaIl train f...…

…~Ij 1I.of , n. Wail~p. Vor. I- * 17 . UN\IVEN"SITY OF 1IICIIICAN, AWLISI)XY, APRIL 2f2, 1 )l. I'ii., Txon-PCE NT ,S. U.OF M..-10;M. A.C.,0O The First Carne of the Season Play- ed at Lansing. le nietlayedt its first ('tote at I'an i Saturday, April 18. Manager Abbot and Co0aichbConwtay took ten men wit thtent to oeet the teami of the II ii ;in 'gicueltural olle(,e E. II.ftSiitht anidiarelpre- itittativ of the It, o1tvtiete the otnly- At the sco...…