. History of the University of Michigan . -ear 1899-1900, when, the demandsupon the hospital having again outgrown theaccommodations, the Homceopathic Hospitalon Catherine Street was handed over to theDepartment of Medicine and Surgery, and anew and commodious Homceopathic Hospitalwas erected on the north side of WashtenawA\ The Law Building stood as originall} builtuntil 1893-1894, when, becoming too small forthe accommodation of the school, it was con-siderabl) enlarged and impro\ed. Again theschool outgrew its quarters, and the buildingwas wholh- rebuilt and greatl)- extended inthe su


. History of the University of Michigan . -ear 1899-1900, when, the demandsupon the hospital having again outgrown theaccommodations, the Homceopathic Hospitalon Catherine Street was handed over to theDepartment of Medicine and Surgery, and anew and commodious Homceopathic Hospitalwas erected on the north side of WashtenawA\ The Law Building stood as originall} builtuntil 1893-1894, when, becoming too small forthe accommodation of the school, it was con-siderabl) enlarged and impro\ed. Again theschool outgrew its quarters, and the buildingwas wholh- rebuilt and greatl)- extended inthe summer of 1898. The Columbian (Jrgan, which did ser\ice in Festival Hall atthe Chicago Ex-position of 1893,was purchasedthe }ear follow-ing b}- the Uni-\ersit}- MusicalSociet}, and pre-sented to theUni\ersity. Setup in the rear ofthe platform inthe Auditoriumof University-Hall, it is a fittingmemorial of S. Frieze, towhom it is dedi-cated. Tappan Hall,exclusi\el}- de-voted to thepurposes of in-struction, ■\vasfirst occupied atthe opening ofthe year 1894-1895. From a timesoon followingthe introductionof gas into Ann Arbor, which occurred in1857, until 1898, the Uni\crsit\- buildings werelighted from the City Gas Works. The statenow made a special appropriation of $20,000,to defray the cost of a Uni\-ersit}- ElectricLi


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