…c . of AQ It's V()- IVi.-No. 102. .0 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1894. A MUSICAL NUMBER. The viola soloist, Mr. George The New York Philharmonic Ciub Sauer, has been a member of the Give a Concert in the S. L. A. Damrosch, Seidl and Boston Sym-E Course Tonight. phony orchestras. He is as artist' the New York Philharmonic club 'in whom the management takes give a concert tonight in the S. L. great pride. A. course. This ...…
…j c . o , . Dail . 'Sic. flY-No. 101. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vol- IV.-No. 101. UNIVERSITY UE MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 189 4. PRICES THREE CENTS. SENIOR LIT CONTEST. the family, the church, business,I ONL DISGRACED. !T G " M r congestion of piopulation, politics,i A Freshman Banquet Results Fa- i ® The Class of Ninety-Four will be n'ie tally-One Dead and Sev- Represented by Mess...…
…V . [V.--No. 100. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY- length, involving as it does the pos- WASHINGTON'S WRINKLE sible loss to the United States ofTo GiVe Afa The Law Students will Celebrate Will be out Tomorrow.-The Laws the Thirty-fourth An- one hundred and twenty-five million are in it again, and are Hon- Wehavesomefine lead pencils and niversary' dollars. The subject matter is or...…
…of AMLIV Iti. VOL. IV.-\{o. 19. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1894. IETRECTS PRICE, THREE CENTS. HE TALKED OF MONEY. wedge which is to accomplish that THE DRAWING PARTY To basis. Given by the Sophomore Class Vet- Q. Prof. Taylor Discusses Some Re-, cent Phases of the Monetary Is silver, wheat, etc., falling or is ed a Great Success.-They Make Money. We hae somefine lcl pee'i System in the United States. gold rising? Gold...…
…Vol,. l.-No. 198. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1894. PRICEi, THREE CENTS. THlE DETROIT CONVENTION. 'Republican members of Cosgress 1 AMATEUR ATHLETICS. To'ns'Gilute Ar ovaentff from tbe state wii also go witb the ° Foreign M~isions to ba held party. It will reach Detroit Wed- An International Congress of Ama- in ~~teurs.-To BrinE About Un- ehv oefnla Fecuad iDetroit. nesday night sod start on the return formity. acocuesrngc t i...…
…VoL. IV.-No. :7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1894 PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE GREATEST SONG-SINGER. his masterly performance aroused WE ARE IN LINE. an enthusiasm which manifested Candidates for the Baseball Nine As a Pleasing High Grade Baritone C N ers.-ote.Promi- Singer Max Heinrich itself in imperative encores. Mr. are Numerous.-Some Promi- has ro Eoual Z.eitz is a finished artist in every nest Men. ieiisinini no velis sid Y...…
…rx; Afth. x fGr 4 %low Vf z. I V. NO. Of' ). VIL. TV-No.UIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1894. PIETRECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. SUMMER INSTRUCTION. ners, by Mr. Reed. Primary and I seconidary batteries, by Professor Pat-~ ASynopsis of the Pro gram for the tesj aoaoy oki eea Summer Course of chmsryny-r ele.\-syis struction. Iceity yAr fge.Aayia _ ieceemistry and organic chemistry, ti The comnmitte oaving in charge)1r. Edwards....…
…le"77 ,, « it ' Vat,.TV-No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MIG:HIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 18991. THE PIANOFORTE. ing hold first rank. The fornmer I AN IDEAL ARTIST. its Construction and Possibilities- pterfected thne iron harp-frasie, giv- EeyOewohshadSr ~a Prof. Stanleys's Lenture Last iag to it the requisite Strengtth and Hveiy nchohs PheaingMSongs, Nightv Well Received, resonance. Fewv tersons woulil Pronounc e Him Such. think that the strain on tine...…
…t 1 ., ' f y - . ; ,' s : , , t ,''; ' VsOL. IV.-No. 9-4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 189 EASTERN LAW SCHOOLS. laws here is connected with the Bos-1 A NEAT VALENTINE. too law school. I ?rof. Mechsem Describes the Man- The Next Number of Wrinkle to be agement co' the Eastern Law At Harvard, eight msen give theirJ Devoted to St. Valentine and Sclthools. entire time to the law schsool isnTe Daily. -- straction. Hitre, it is...…
….- . of A&I AL .1d9omb-0 m1w VOL. IV.-No. 93d. UNIVERSITY OF MICHiIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 189 4. ATHLETIC RULES this board shall lie appointeil by the TRACK ATHLETICS IN THE WEST president of the University, to serve 1T Adopted by the Board of Regula-, until the next annual mneeting of the Plans For a Field-Meet in ChicagoI tion.-Southern and Eastern for the Western Chan- baseballTrips. jSenate or until their soccessors shallponip lib...…
…of 4kAN - , VOL. IV. -No,. 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. SOME INTERESTING FIGURES from Ann Arbor who will be at- THE PUPILS' RECITAL. T R ariEthe Choral Union Duringtatdhr ilts tecpct f1m YersRare.-ngrctdlirewlltstthgapctyo As an Indication of the High Grade Its Five Yer'Cre.A the hall, and tirkets will not be of Instruction Given in the School ctiVe nce ine lead peedi Unparalleled Success. ...…
…of , 1. ail. VOL. IV.-No. 91. VOL. -No 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 84 RCTu~~CNS PRICE, Tiim ,, CENTS. THE CLOSING ADDRESS. ' trail was southwest througlh town to ORATORS FOR THE CONTEST. To Gii/'rtetolgtthneiie a~ Prof. Herron Speaks on "A Vision a point na h olgttec More Than Thirty to Cempete for of Life."--The Institute Suc- across countryfor half a mile, enter- the Honor of Representing t cessfully Concluded.thUnv...…
…lab, , ' t. a l . Vs.. IV.-No. ff0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1894. PEacE, THREE CENTS. ,()f,. IV.-No. 190. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY>, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WHEN OUR "GYM" IS FINISHED, be absolutely worthless for wnomen OUR CONTEMPORARIES., o G ~ ~~ WeWi HveOn o te es nds some special provisioni will, of Impressions Gleaned ram a Vit. toToG ye uag the Country In Material necessity, have to be mad...…
…lac tt* o ,.L 8A L =111111dm A qa ig .1 iii VOL. IV.-No. 8P. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1594. THIS IS NO FAKE. receipts will go to the deserving MUSIC AT ITS BEST. u npoor. .The canvas used by the n~ The Concert Given by the Faculty of urRpVnWinkle Gymn is to be r omte Completed at Once.-An Exten- sor hop committee has been secured. the School of Music Last Night sion of the Law Course. Stabler has charge of thi ecora- the...…
…r ~ f , ' . 1a 1 . T N Si. TV -No %. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, THUTRSD AY , FEBRIUIARTY1184 EETECN. YitICE, THREFt CENTS. THE LAWS' BENEFACTOR. and large mining interests in the! A CLEAR EXPOSITION. To G eAwa3 ipper enossa Of the "Christian Constitution of A Short Biographical Sketch of the In 1843 Mr. Bhl niarriedcit Mis Society" by Prof. Herron, Late Christian H. Bhl, of Iowa College. We iW is c -5f in, I cipencils aiid of Detroit. Caro...…
…tt* *0 or..IV.-No. 8ST. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUTARY 31, 1894. PICE, THREE (DENTS. AGREAT CONCERT. se' aos"onih oaa" TELBAYO IE o G ~ Wa1-- The Interpreter of Chop 'n Delights whicir with its mesmeric effect was QuicTWokiAertdeaSerousFir a Large Audience by His succeeded by Mendelsohrn's Stirring in the Library Building Last CIceaeoEfde aecisand Playing. "Rondo Capriccioso.''Inl execut-Nlti iii'ronsreay Friosm the audienc...…
…e . o , 1. aid . Vol. IV.-No. 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUAZRY 30, 1894. CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGY- with the church. Secularism is an- THE INLAND LEAGUE. Discussed by Pro. Herron Beforearchy. labor is not a commodity Doctor Gibbes Relates His Experi- the Students' Christian no more than the souls of -men are ence with the cholera in Association, commodities. Society is the fulfill- Calcutta. ment of nature in man. Justice is Lasteve...…
…I ASL all , 1. Jail . VOL. TV-NO. 85. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUrARY 29, 159-1. A GENEROUS GIFT. come to stay. Two thousand years The Law Departmenct Remembered, ago the ruling idea was redemption. C. H-. Buihi Leaves $10000 to At a later time God planteud the idea the Libsrary. of liherty in society, sod John H-lss, On the face of every law student' Martin Luther and Savonarola camne mcay lie seen a smile which is an in-frt as...…
…'t je3,fil. ~ VOL. IV.-i o.S4]. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1S94. PRICE, THREE CENTS. .A GRAND ORGAN. Stops. Pipes. -Echo Orast---------------- 44 An Attempt Wit be Made to Secure Ptedal orga----------10 2000 the Farrandi and Votey Pine Cooper's ------------ tO1 Organ. isteohait'alacceossions------- C__ tOoination pistns----'----- 14 Coalbination Pedals---------5 One of tihe miost liberal offers Pedal amoveents-----------...…
…Vol". IV. ---No. 8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1894. PR~nE, THEEN CENTS. MR. POST s SECOND LECTURE. The exposition of the H-ery I OUR CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. _ -TO Gife Aufai - George theory by Mr. Pot was en-i The Inter-Collegiate Debate Wil be An Exposition of the "Single Tax" tertainingly clear, and famnishes a for the Next Two Years litMnti-lelpnilad by an Able Advocate andwihNrhetr.ehve:oufn lapeisad Earnest orker. Igood basi...…
…iLT ally 0 L. IV. -No. 'i2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, IS94. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MAY FESTIVAL. lawyers and will contain all the OUR HUMOROUS PAPER ( English cases ever reported that are Will be out Tomorrow and will con- A Grand Two-day Musical Festi - tain an Illustrated Col- val will be Held in May.-De- now of any practical value...…
…tt* ---------- . IaT . Vol. IV.-No. 81. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1894. PRICE) THREE CENTS. A SINCLE TAX LECTURE. is thoroughly wrapped up in his MORE LIGHT AND HEAT. TOGnie Aufai Fropositions in Political Economy subject. He illustrates his lec- A Crying Need at the U. of M.-May Stated by a Single Tax lures by means of charts, showing Lead to Establishment of an Advocate. Electric Plant. We have some fine lesd Penc...…
…jc . a , t . ail n. VOL. IV. -NO. 84. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. PRELIMINARY CONTEST. able that this year on account of the "LINCOLN AS A LAWYER" Competitors Must Present Nms general interest manifested in the Will be the Subject of a Lecture by With Subiect of Oration by contests, the public will be admitted Judge Samuel C. Parks, Hisss February First. to the contest. -- 'r n lla- sgcine 4 _t...…
…1 r . of A& VOL. IV-No. 79). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,- GRADUATES ORGANIZE, The executive committee will An Interesting Meetirg Saturday have charge of the meetings of the Evening.-Organization club and has several projects in Effected. viewv for developing interest in the The meeting Saturday evening forditnivwotfthclb Me- the organization of a graduate club ings will be hlvd subject so tlse call seas attendled by about fifty sradu-oftecm...…
…c l. fit.i-c~in VOL. I. -NIL. 78. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN CHALLENGED The Article consisted of several To an Inter-University Debate, and pages a elwitnadatat =2W ill Probablyt Accept.-M 'chi- ed considerable attention among the gan's Propositions. legal fraternity of Michigan. In Thle following challenge clipped the last issue of the London (Log.) from the Northwestern, has been...…
…tt* UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRII)AY, JANUARY 19, 1894. PRICE, THREE CEETS. 'V' O L. I V. -- 'No. 77. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANt ARY 19, 1894. PRICEI THREE CENTS. AN ART1sTIC SUCCESS. rendered an instrumental serenade THE DENTAL JOURNAL. ToG l/aA f The Art Recital Given by Professor fo iz.TeFrs ubrOtTmrow1 o G ~ I~aI foLiz.TeFrtNmeOuToorw Truebictad's Pupils an Enjoy- All the participants are pupils of Dental and Medical Student...…
…VO~~~L. v N.7f NVRIYO MCIATUSAJNAYis 84 RCTRECNS VOL. IV. -No. 7 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MEETING OF THE REGENTS. placed at 2 o'clock a. m.,be :extend- A Resolution Looking Toward the ed. A motion was passed with- Completion of the Gym- drawing the tinme restriction made at nasium. last meeting. This is for both hops. Thle board isf regents omet yester- The Medical committee apiproved of d...…
…A6 VOL. IV.-No. 75. UT GRADUATES' CLUB. Purposes of the Proposed Organi- zation.-Important to the Graduate School, The movement for the organiza- tion of a graduates' club, now being NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. To urge attendance upon all gradu- FOR EQUAL RIGHTS. ate students ought scarcely to be iE Eminent Advocates of Woman Suf- necessary. frage Speak in Newberry The organizing meeting will tak...…
…A% 4M Aim AOL VOL. IV.--NO. 7 4. 1Vot.P/-No 74. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUAR~Y 16, 1894. THE SENIOR LAW ANNUAL. of subjects which the names signi- W ill be Published by the Class of fy : General literature, Messrs. Sinsis Ninety-Four-To be Called and Denisos; drawings and engrav- To-wit." ings, Messrs. Wollman, Walters and "or sone icmae the matter of a taller; college orgasizations,Mlessrs. sensor annual for the law depart- P...…
…o ANAM w Vo0L. IV. -No . 7 3. UNI'VERSITY OF MICHIGAN,I IN WOM AN'S BEHALF. first efforts in favor of suffrage in Susan B. Anthony Speaks Enter- New York state and the importance, tainingly uf Some Phases oe of that legislation which removed Woman Suffrag-e, the property qualifications. lThe emancipation ansi enfran- Ant audience of usual size assens- chisenment of the slaves was a politi- bledl Saturdaiy esvening to sear the cal necessity...…
…e . o .de, ot. I -N . i UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, J ANUTARY 13, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. IN HONOR OF ILLINOIS, support a crew this spring. Accord-j The S. C A. Give a Reception to the leg to the Commodore's statement,, Stud-:nts from the World's the navy starts the seasos fourteen Fair State. hundred diollars in debtwstll no lios tie SI. . hs iiaserepIloslpect of ]liquidatioo except by the pprobllemlto(1 iowintoc prov-ie more th...…
…. o _; J % 'VoL iV.No.71. NIVRSIT OF ICHGANF~iAY, ANURY 1, 184. RICE ThEE CNTS VOL. IV.-Nn. IN. ,I7NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANITARY 12, 1S94. PRICE? THREE CENTS. CO-EDS SHOULD TURN OUT.( petitioned congress in favor of the THE FACULTY CONCERT. To G eAuaJ --13th amendment. In ilfo she start- T ' And Hear Susan S. Anthony To- ed a petition in favor of leaving on t Civen Last Night at Frieze Memor-I morrow Night.-A Short Sketch pIg m...…
…of . a . OL. B. -No. 7~i. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUGSI)AY, JANUARY 11, 1994. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 1 0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANTTARY 111 I894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. A NEW WRINKLE 'FOMORROW. The '96 Oracle is touchingly re- Will be on Sale in the Morning--Lar-ferdt in he dtoal ada ger and Better than Ever-The bird's-eye view of their prospective Wrinkle a Great Sucness. lomb-stone is sown in another col- Tiie i...…
…OK . a . oc. TV-No. ('sit. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, iSP-i. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vol,. TV.-No. 6 11). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANI ARY 0, 189 PRICE, THREE CENTS. PURR ATHLETICS. It would seem that these rules JANUARY INLANDER. will fully eliminate all kinds of pro-I A Number Devoted to the AthleticTo t A f Harvard Takes Action to Abolish. fessionalism. Five of Harvard's( Interests of the Uni- PrIsioaim Ipr-...…
…14mm"M0 VOL. IV.-No. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICI IGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1894. ALL VOTE TO DISBAND. day of last June came up, Michi- Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin gan's proposal for the redistribution and Northwestern Will Hence- of the medals, previously agreed forth Go It Alone. . - -Iupon, was accepted. This gives. The delegates of the Northwestern Michigan the championship with 52 Intercollegiate Association met in points, Wisconsin 45 po...…
…AA& u , tI. a~ VOL. TV-NO. 167. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. TO CLOSE AT TWO O'CLOCK. the board of regents considering it THE CASTALIAN'S LOSS, o G~eA aJ appropriate that the norses should Its niqu Grid Bn Ski The Regent's Grant the Gym, for receive them from the hands of a the Light of the Moon,-A Iy iii e the Junior Hops. They Must President All oiadead MeaniTheft Ciose at Two. lady. Peidn ngell...…
…C .o ARIL WWI, VOL. IV.-No. 66. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GRAND CONCERT. Tonight they will give a concert in The First Appearance of the Choral Jackson where the following ladies Union.-Successful in Every of the city will act as patronesses: Particular.y Mrs. Alonzo Bennett, Mrs. Z. C. University hall was filled last Waldron, Mrs. D. S. Smith, Mrs. evening with a large and enthusias- W...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 67. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THAT MISSING PAGE. classes of the University and to all AN SECURED departments, as well as alumni of For Washington's Birthday.-Con- A Bit of Oracle History rot Gen- all departments, and instructors. gressman J. P.CDolliver. of erally.Known-The "Grind-..asmfn la ecl n ers" ground. 2. All articles must be in the aowa, t Coonheient .string iseto ive away han...…
…je ow m . of _, 1. aid Vol'. IV.-No. 61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER i1, 1893. PRICE! THREE GENTS. Ti ag pe he xe wo It ors the oui wh an( out prc act is } twit for pet 'h fsea on cy act pet col We tVel h -ers oit De Ge co d30! ing anc bas tet aigl Ch5 tut ent no con don den mei the duc in t nev4 Chi thei nev THE "PEOPLE'S" ORATORIO. ganization in the country. Other TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE. universities are modeling concertT...…
…1 e . a VOL. IV.-No. fi3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1Q 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-No. 63. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE '96 ORACLE. count of a football game between IN SPITE OF THE ELEMENTS. To ie On Sale Monday, - Full of Illus- trations, Literary Matter cuts illustrating Davis tackling The Glee and Banjo Clubs Give their and GrInds. Concert to a Large Num- Wei ha v...…
…je t jab, ( . a , 1. a l . Voi_.I1.-No. 32.1 WEBSTER SOCIETY. ,Held a Very Pleasant Open Meeting Last Night.--Taking Speeches on Legal Topics. The Webster literary society gave its first public program in the law lecture room last evening. A large and apspreciative audience was in attendainre, andlste programi ren- lered was onse whichs reliects credit os the society in iimrticuliar and loil tie lass- selartnient is geseral. The ivrtisfra'...…
…jc fit. o , t. ate . Voar. IV.-No. 61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. THE CHRISTMAS WRINKLE, utes a number of very bright "Wrin- kies." It Will be a Hummer and will Con- " tain a Cut of the Football The above is but a partial list of Team as a Souvenir. Wrinkle's Christmas attractions. } -'-' A souvenir in the shape of a folder Ise Christmas Wrinkle which containing a cut of the football will ...…
…tt* VOL. IV.-NO.fl0. U TRAINER MOULTON'S WORK. its Good Results have been Evident in the Work of the Team-A Trainer of Wide Reputation. Ed. IV. iMoulton, who during the past fall has had charge of the phy- sical training of our football teanm, has f ully vindicated the high opinion the management had of him, when tthey procured his services. The condition into which his vigorous discipline brought the men was well slhownisthde endurance the t...…
…Ay. h C. VOL. T.-No. 59. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CHRISTMAS INLANDER. the contributors: Miss E. R. Phil- OUR CLUBS AT HOME. lips, H. C. Parker, W. H. Kirk, E.ThGenTO Gife Aufag. An Illustrated Magazine Possess- The Glee and Banjo Clubs Will Give ng More than Ordln- H. Garnett, L. W. McLouth, S. A. a Concert in University Hall wehavesome fine lead pencis and ary Merit. Jones, H. Bement, W. Drew, Mi...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1893. PEICE, THREE CENTS. ELOQUENCE. WHAT IS IT? pression of high moral sentiment OUR NEW CAPTAIN. 5-Ion W.G egetseloqunce.To Gife AuIIa!P. Ewing, of Chicago Ad- getseloquenceJames Baird Chosen Football Cap- dresses the Oratorical Asso- It is like a light in the dark, or tain for Next Year.-The Choice eiavesmet ie.lead pencils and ciationhe fa W is Most Acceptable to Alu. c - te bur...…
…tt* of AT. a. VOL. IV.-No. 57. U THE BEST HOUSE YET. Listened to a Very Fine Concert by tie Marteau Concert Com- bination. It was an evening of music, of high class music which to the lovers of the classical, of the artistic, was very enjoyable. It was an enter- tainment which no ordinary city can support. It was received by an ap- preciative audience, and the largest that has gathered in the hall in the S. L. A. course. That the people and...…
…e .off. li.* j3 I VOL. IV.-No. 56. WHAT IS ELOQUENCE? The Subject of Gen. Ewing's Ad- dress Before the Oratorical Association, Hon. William G. Ewing, who speaks before the Oratorical Associ- ation, Saturday night, is one of Chi- cago's most eminent jurists. Judge Ewing was born near Bloomington, Ill., May 11, 1839, 6 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. where he resided but for a short time. While teach...…
…tt* ,n. WaIn. VOL. IV.-No. 55. YALE'S TROPHIES. How the Trophies Won by the Sons of the Blue are Treasured and Kept. One of the most important rooms in the new gymnasium will be that given up to the trophies won in var- ions fields of sport. Without this feature a modern college gymnas- ium is not complete. The arrange- ment of the new trophy room at Yale is thus described by the Yale News: "The work of fitting up the trophy room at the gy...…
…VO. IV.-No. 54. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. WITH RETROSPECTIVE VIEW, record we may well feel proud of. NINETY-SIX'S ORACLE. Te/ In her ten games Michigan has The Football Season Reviewed.--Will Be Ready in a Few Days- Our Team's Good Work Won scored 274 points and her oppo - Bigger and Better Than We have som fine lea pencils and Many Victories. nents, roe; making an average of 27 Ever Before. ie e ...…
…AM4 YOL. IV. -No. 53. UTNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER , 193. PRICE, TH~REE CENTs. THEOTHE FOUR.le - UHarvard - 0 "CO-ES' ON AN EQUALITY.I fn, v/ , /j Directors of the Athletic Associa- 1.Yale -1 1 Iyardwi.- 0 Harvard Annex May be Incorpor- ClOA)0 ion Selected. Four Student 155. Yale - I_ GHarvard ------- ated with the University. R Members wre Elected. 153. Yale --6 ell~rviidl.- 5 Conservatism Yields. During the same period the Yale...…
