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It te poeeibte tluit a game muy be arranged witíi the Yate base ball t'am cüurtng t.he cominfí May. If so, lt Mili be playefl in Detroit May Tth. Tlie mock CongrefiB of the law department will be a grand thing for thoee who destare to post up on parllamentary la-w and In gaining experience in dtebate The pubffic receptlon at the court house ïiext Monday evening, to exPiresldent Cleveland, will be under the tuispioos of the mem,bers of the law lepartment. Undversity Musical Society clearOd $400 by Paderewski concert, paying 'Hiat gentleman $000 fov his servicee, or at the rate of $450 pep 3wiur. Toronto Unlverstty boys propose u triangular íoot-ball league to consist oí Carnell, Toronto, auct U. ol M.. If tire clieme oucceeds, Oornell will to come down off her perch. Manager Stone lias seured the servires of Pete Coinvay to coach the base ball team. He will commence April lst, and quit June lst. He te to reeelve $25 per weeK. Paderewefcl ís sadd to have been very mucn pleased tvlth Ann Arbor.. Well, Ann Ai-bor wae quite wcll yleasw) with l'adcrewski. She is bound iiot to be out-done iii compliment. The PoUbJi Chrysamthemuni," ís the very ilowery appellation u'iven i!1,i,.vl.v.ski lv our eastern friends. Scvcnty people ca up Irom Toledo last Moaday evening to hoar PadierewsJd. Next Tuesday the Cliornl Union commences practice on "The Damnation of Taust." This is ome of the most difficult pdeces of miisic ever produced by a chorus, but Prof. Staiüoy lias great ioith that the grand material üe has can piroduce lt successfully. Max Hednrích, the emlneni i. unción iKu'itont. íeU Ín love with Aun Avbor ateo. He vonld like to return here and Blng to the pimplo once more. The gentleman would be made welcome. And so would Mrs. liishop. There are 'more people who feil in love ■witto Mre. Bishap'fl Binglag than did -with Mr. Ileinricli's. Bnt we liave not heard whether Mrs. liishop fc.ll in 1-ove -with Aun Arbor or not. The IVee Prese oNFebruary 14th, says: -'Max Hetarlfth, tfie éleljrated "iKiritonc èiager, eaid to Alfi-ed Hoffanan, the 'cellist the concert by the University Mnfiical Society on Frilay evening: 'You may go to any city ín Geaioany or anywhere else mi yon can never expect to near a finer concert -tlian that of Prof. Stanley'e tliorus at Aun Arlor. You cannot makf a better concert.' "