The U. Of M. Leads

The following is a table of the attendance at the principal Universities and colleges of the country. The figures were obtained by the Daily and are certified to by the registrars of the faculties of the several colleges. They are correct to the close of the first half-year. It will be seen that the U. of M. leads them all, with Harvard a close second, being but 101 students less. U. of M 2,377 Harvard 2,276 Northwestern Univ ij9i4 Univ. of Penn I754 Columbia . . . , i,79 Yale 1,645 Cornell ï,356 Princeton 850 It has always been thought that the U. of M. had by far the largest law school in the country. The members of the law faculty have often so stated to the students, but from the following table it will be seen thatColumbia leads by nine students. These figures are also authentic: Columbia 589 U. of M 580 Harvard 299 Univ. of Penn 173 Northwestern Univ 145 Cornell 218 Yale 116 U. of M. Daily.