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Athletic events are now shaping themselves for the Spring Field Day. The oratorical associationis devising ways to procure means to pay its prizes. If you owe the gynaaium fund a subscription you will confer a favor npoD the authorities by paying the same. On Thursday evening Dr. Piek will deliver two introductory lectures upon Memory, ander the auspices of the Philosophical Society. It was quite noticeable that the churches were not as well filled as usual Sanday. Perhaps the late ride home frora Detroit Saturday night had its influence thereon. The $4,500 appropriated by the Regents for fitting up the Athletic grounds, will make one of the flnest athletic Gelde in the country. Somethingthe U.ofM. may feel proud of. A fine picture of the late Dr. Winchell has been placed in Room 24 by the Winchell chapter of the Agassiz society of Ann Arbor, composed of children who have tastes for natural science. McMillan hall will be dedicated i n Saturday, May 30. As the meeting of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church closes in Detroit on that day, it is expected that many delegates will attend these services. At the anpual election of llobart Guild last Frulay evening, the following officers were chosen : vice president, Miss Catharine Camp; recording secretary, E. C. Nicols; corresponding secretary, Alonzo Andrews ; treasurer, Ross Wbitman. The rector of St. Andrew's church is permanent president of the guild. On Friday evening the Glee and Banjo clubs L'ive their hume concert in l'niversity hall. The brilliant success of the clubs in the west presages one of the tinest entertainments of tlie kind ever given liere. But tlien, it is imnecessary to speak of that, home pride in the boys will give them a full house anyway. It took two traina of twenty cara each and each car was filled full, to convey the studente and theirfriendsdeairousof attendiiifr, to Detroit last Saturday to witness the great game between tl of M. and the Cornell nines. A large number of ladies attendod also. and the lay was made a memorable holiday. Tliere were upwards of 1,500 persons cm ;he two trains, and the air was made nolodious? along the line by college songs and college yells. It was a great day for the U. of M. It has cost Senator McMillan over $20,000 to build and complete the hall that bears his name, to be used by and for the Tappan Guild of the Presbyterian church. In the basement of the hall there will be a nicely equipped gymnasium. Ou the first floor are pleasant parlors and reception rooms, and above a pleasant hall. Taking these together with the Sackett house, adjoining which is also a present to the Guild, the Presbyteriun studenta and young folks will be handsomely provided lor. The score of the great Cornell game at Detroit Saturday p. m., is is. follows : I'NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. A.B. It. B.H. S.B. P.O. A. E, Kelly. -' 11 -4 0 10 4 4 1 Abbott, r. f... .: l 1 1 o e J Pearson.Sb 4 1 (i o i 4 1 Wilkinson, 1. 1' ." ] 1 o 1 11 o Kicl.,1 b 4 1 l u il II 0 Codd, p. :; 12 0 2 4 1 Hoth. o. f 4 o il 11 u (I Walsh.c 2 1 u I 10 :'. 1) Spitzer, -. - :; 1 1 o 0 0 0 -1 s 7 2 7 irt 4 I ORNELL ÜNIVERSITY. A.B. i:. B.H. S.l!. P.O. A. K. Herrick, 1. L ■" 1 1 o 1 11 o Black, c.i 5 o o o 1 o Field, e 5 1 I 1 i ii 11 Bnrrows, s. á ft 1 1 1 o 0 0 Taylor, 1 b " 1 :; 0 II 1 1 Cadmus, :i b. 1 1 11 11 o 5 2 Towle, r. f 4 1201 11 o Rich. 2 b :S u o u :; 5 o frleat, 1 1 0 10 18 1 37 (1 Í) 2 27 15 4 SCORE BY INNINGS. r. of M 1 :: 1 o o o o ;■ 0-8 Coruell .. .4 00UÜ11U ü - i; Earned runs. U. ofM., 2; Cornell, 2. Three-ba8e hits, Wilkinson, Codd and Taylor. Home run, Towle. Doublé playa, Pearson, Kelly and Rich; Kelly and Rich; Codd, Kelly and Rich; Codd and Rich. Base on balls by Cood, 4 ; by Priest, 5. Hit by pitched bal], Kelly and Black. Sacrifico hits, Pearson, Black 2, and Burrows. Passed ball, Walsh. Struck out, by Codd, 10; by , 10. Left on liases, ü. of M., 4; Coroell, 7. Time of game 2 hrs., 35 min. Umpires, Guiney and Bicknell. A line portrait of Dr. Winchell adoras the walls in Koom 21. Cornpll defeated Oberlin at Oberlin, Ohio, Fridday, by a score of 0 to 2. On Friday last the MVdirs were defeated by the Sophomore lits at foot ball, by a score of 14 to 0. The reserved aeats for the Glee and Banjo clubs are now to be obtained at Sheehan's, on state st. The 'Varsity's will play the Northvvestern's on the FairGrounds, next Saturday, May 16, at 2Jg o'clock p. m. Dr. Gibbes deliveredan address attho meeting of the State medical society, al Saginaw, last Monday, having "Phthisia" for a subject. Some of the enthusiastic athletes propose t put a boat crew on thn raging Huron and Bhortly thereafter challeugev the famous Harvard and Vale crews. A bright young student, with a Jay :-iill I rain, bet .fl'O to fJO on the U. of M., and then made a similar bet on Cornell. He believea n a gore thing. The Freshmen lits defeated the regular univereity team Friday by a score of 0 to 4, and the Varsity'a defeated Cprnell ! Why shouldn't the Freshmea crow ? Dr. Vaughan was elected to the chairmanship of the section on practice o( medicine and physiology at the American Medical congress !n 'Washington last week. Harvard University is advertising its conrees in the Detroit papers. That is fighting for studenta on what ought to be barren ground. The U. of II. ought to fill the bill for all Michigan boys. The May number of the Inlander is. issued to-day, and promises some nico reading for its snTjscribere. Tlie .ublicatión is pnivinir a literary success, reflecting mach credit apon its board oí editora. The national convention of the Delta Gamma Sorority is to be held with the Xi Chapter of the U. ofM., in this city the coming week. Some 80 delegates will be in attendance and be entertained by the wives of the members of the faculty. Secretary Wade has one gang of menexcavating for the new stone walk upon the north side of the campus, and another gang are drawing in ashes from the boiler houses. The promenade on the west side of the campus is uow oneof the finest in the .state. ïlie Germán room of the Art Loan cxhibition will be one of the most interesting of the entire number. Miss Mack. who has t in charge, assisted by other [adies, is untiring in her efl'orts, and is meeting with unexpeeted suecess in seuuring art treasures, curiosities and relies. The oriental room at the Art Loan will be hung with draperies taken from the Chinese collection in the nniversity museum which have oever been dislilayed on aecount of lack of room. Aside from these will be many other anieles of the collection which have never been displayed. Betting is not a tliiiii: to be commended, and it is to be regretted that it shonld lave entered into the recent Cornell U, of M. game, but when a dispatch was sent broadcast over the country that !f_,üOO had been sent to this city and Detroit to wager on the success of Corni'U's nine, it is quite consoling, uuder the circumatances, tliat the faith in oui own team vis so great tliat none of the 2,-(X)0 ever went back to Ithaca. AN inti:i:i:stin; r un.i:. The following table, compiled by Prof. dePont. sliuws a gratifying ad vanee in the literary departmentof the aniversity in each of the pointe mentioned: W-S SS-ti.filf-T ls7 90-ï Reglstered 330 26Í 835 809 :!(W 479 51ti Admltted, l'I! 2 15 Ou 77 iis 89 W 183 !■■ Kxaiuliiation (7 '■" 9S ai 8ö 1SI ]( Adv. Standing,.. 23 25 ::7 28 üg ::; 39 '■ f& 7:i !'.; HM II. "i