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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

Minister Egan will hardly be recalled BY res
olution of Congress. II Will take a resolution
of the President to bring him home, and tina.
Is not apt to be Immediately forthcoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

An English artist wants the orchestra con.
eealed at theatrical entertainments. Tbis
would take good deal of the happiness GU, OF
the life Of the man with the bass yiol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

The democrats are warming up to their con-
gressional work rather slowly. not withstand
ing the republican contributions Of caloric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
Houn LEpE YrnE SAIL

An immense sukcess. storr provided awl day. Every
artickel reddy ceier.
Rede the isd asane. It's fore the publick's
benefd. The balense Of the woke devoded to this
crate sail. Bee wiss ant wee will bss wiss yu.
YOUNG LADIss.
II you wish too need with thee same suckcess KUN
out ant propose in the same bolt manor wee dit.
OUR ApIsE GRArUs TOO ANVIL.
LEAP YEAR BARGAIN
Ladies' Spring weight Gauze Ribbed
Vests. low neck with shell work and
LEAP YEAR BARGAIN SSi '''''~'''''''''''''''' &c
silk Embroidered Chiffon. 4inchss wide.
LEAP YEAR BXitGAiN ~
s:f and % sas 2 sIsy sa n
Izs NJ. YEAR + BARGAIN ~
r TJssnsy different patterns of Hamburg
LEAP yEaR Ar H ysins
MIA Hsn sMs PEER Embroidered Whit. and Black
Irs n. y i Il 81 BARGAIN iis niue
SATIN NS Ribbon a1 Il, o. Suslity Double Face
IEAp YEAR BARGAIN loo
aalf.inch Wide New Jet Trimming.
LEAP YEAR BI iiSs '''''''''
5000 yards Of O. Cloth. best quality
Of dress naksr's cambria
nHs Ne. y ! XII i StAifE;azis ''''~'''''''''
.,226 ,inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas natural
1Hs ss. , e Il; B S1 Ia'ssI
1000 cakes of Transparent, GIycerine
and turkish Bath Soap.
1rs ss. g II i BARGAIN for &c
WHITE 9Ts s Chin E1,s sHIi' in all col0rs' also
Ins y Y y Ii III B SsIS;
a.Il;ooSS yards ards of Fin. Sheer India LinOn.
IHs n. 1 Il I'll D S1'ss
nI Gu.ne asa.. Triple Extracts. the very
LEAP YEAR B al
tube Of Kosmo Cream. the great skin
pq I,f r.,us o.
Irs Ne. YEAR 4 sISSxia
n, Ladies Rasl Large Size Sea, Boston Shop
rrs n y Il II S ;'ia; ''''
-, 50 dozen Of Extra Large Huck Towels.
LEAP YEAR BAkGAiN 49,
Ladies G. button length Suede Mousque-
taires Tan and Grays
LEAP YEAR SaKdxiS '''''' DOC
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Sheer Lawn
Handkerchefs. plain White and bordered.
Irs n y II B s1iss
Ladies' High and Low. neck Corset Cow
ers. well made and perfect fitting.
IES NJ. Yea! 81 BARGAIN
White Metal Photo Frames. different
2oc: value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LEAF YEAR BARGAIN
Mems White Wool underwear. 80 to 40
81. Is value 75c
Choice of any Of our Ladies' Cor,ets.
IEs Ne. 70! s. BARGAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ladies' Black Cloth Cater Tops
LEAP YEAR BHRGai .Oec
5o.ineh Deep Point de Gene Flouncing.
LEAP YEAR BARGAIN
Mems Embroidered and Plain Night
SHIRTS. all sizes.
90 and 6Oc. value ..,.,,.................3O c
This Is chance to enjoy line Of leap year bargains
That only occurs once III every four years
tty or time TO purchase as this entire week. COM
mencing Monday February /. rit be decoted to this
sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

The Chilean sensation should not be com
PEELED to work over, time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

The NAVY BLUE GROUNDS are plenty
White and colors covering them with neat. new
designs-a Ia China Silk.
They are all 80 inch wide.
AN &c. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
And Csc. a yard.

CREAM is sort Of summary for now, but it
will be popular when the time comes. There
are other tints that are quite as delicate. They
are well covered with large. medium and small
lively.
For right" away wear you will want deepen
colors-the WINE, OLD ROSE, LIGHT BLUE,
GRAY. LAVENDER, BROWN, and such shades
are here for that purpose. They are ali pat
termed in color combinations that are sure to
please you.
These are all 30 inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

ARRANTED Pure Linen
cred initials
fsrclfs
Royal enabled
each.
Thousands
ssO5
m
Foster HOOK Gloves Fon $50
Kid Gloves licensed the
Foster n q
MEMS
another late addition Opening"
SILK USDERwEAn AND Hosiery DEPARTMENT
The allowed
there
Silk Soc Geseaeh Hose 7oc Tights
sa4stoss5o
AMID
Pas Royal relieve Of
Black
the discount the $3.50
Bronzes Grays
Q
Fast s15O
These Rcheiu Rib
ad could be written line of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

The value of discipline in great ship was
fully displayed in the thrilling escape Of the
passengers of the Elder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

The interest in T. Shepherd White has worn
Oh TO an extent that enables him to be tried
comfortably and quietly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
NJHALLIS.

As We have felt the pulse of public favor
there is already q ''futterinR" for the BLACK
GROUNDS. There is bound to be q favorite-
and 1t is going TO be these colored designs
painted on the Black grounds. They are pic
tured in every conceivable phase--Lavender or
Blue zigzag lines-strewn flowers and running
vines in blossom-small Lavender figures and
Black and White patterns in any quantity Of
queer. Ctli effects.
They are all 30 inch wide.
ALL &c. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
These are all 30 inches wide.
Csc. q yard.

There are just few pieces that were left from
last year. You Will hardly believe. but they
are chapters in the new edition. We have al
tered the price TO hurry them out.
They are all 80 inches wide
--1Rd only SOC. O yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

Chile has not even requested that American
seamen who come that way be required to sign
the pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

Already the pulse of spring begins to throb
Amateur baseball teams are beginning to select
their men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
SPECIAL YANKEE Norros LEADERS

1PEC1AL L ANKEE N oTIoN LEADERS
BEST FRENCH HORN BONES. from, y 20
!4-in, IN Black. These are EXTRA wide and
highly polished. PRICE. DC. to 2lc. dozen.
BEST BLOND or WHITE BONES, to
12-in. PRICE. DC. 10 l6c. dozen.
ID. +. TAYLOR BEST GOLD MEDAL
MOURNING PINS dull counth Regular
price, lie. SPECIAL PRICE, 9c. box
GOOD BONE CASTINGS IN WHITE, BLACK
or FANCY. Regular value. I5c SPECIAL.
&c. piece.
WATERED SILK BETTING IN WHITE
or BLACK. Regular price. pc. SPECIAL,
19c yard.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY BONE CASING,
BEST GRADE. Regular Price, &c. and 2oc.
piece of 9yards. OUR SPECIAL PRICE,
lie. piece.
BEST RUBBER DRESS SHIELDS. EVERY
PAIR WARRANTED. OUR SPECIAL price
(this week only).
12c., lac. and lSc. pair.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS in ike pro-
portions. Come and investigate and you will
be SATISFIED that this is the PLACE to buy
your NOTIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

Just imagine TAN and BROWN SHADES
running together in wavy mixture. That 10
one of the gems
1t is 30 inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
WI wANr ROM

The lar-e winter stock Of PINE
SdpE~ AND SHIPPERS tasf
b. reduced.
tntgassod prsoos vii do the
wCrh
Now = tile time 20 ''sho.s
ycur~e,i.
We can ~ 90 heir satisfaction
every ilan. woman, hoy. ar and
baby in Mzsh'uason nna tie
c!.Arse Will lie Ar ySssiag.v l0s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
sls MARKET SPACE.
Cor. 9Th st.
Why Should We Nor BE
II EADouARrrRs Ok YAxKrr

W. As some folks would say. SMALL WARES.
Medo the LARGEST JOBBING or WHOLE
SALE BUSINESS in WASHINGTON, and, as
q matter OF course, II WE LEAD in the
WHOLESALE. We can SURELY DO SO IN
ooh RETAIL DEPARTMENT. ore thing
ne would ASK you to ALWAYS BEAR in
MIND, and that is that WE DO not KEEP or
DEAL IN AUCTION TRASH or imitation Of
popular articles WE HANDLE NONE But
fIksf-CLASS NOTIONS. You will find
ONLY the BEST MAKES and BRANDS in
OUR SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
SAks AND COMPANY.
''THE LAST HoRs Is BLOWING

Take the ss. 80 and sl4 SUIT and OVER
COAT sales together-and they may last
the week out-but it'll be nip and tuck"
from now on. Don't set your heart on any
particular style-if you do you may miss
it-for the sizes are badly broken. There
are lots Of effects yet you can find ut in
and nothing but satisfaction can come Of
any choice you make-becAuse every gar
ment in either of these sales we are willing
to vouch for.
We don't buy in" any clothes for thess
special sales. ITS what is left Of our
regular stock after the season has passed
the zenith. That's pretty wol understood
By this time. In the e. 80 sale are the last
Of our els. s1a5o. sl2 and slo qualities
Of fancy SUITS and oyERcoATs. The
eIz sale 10 solely the broken lots Of s25.
s22 and $50 SUITS and ovERcoATs th.s
we found mixed in with the staple lines
when we took account Of stock"
Money never went further. even I'm this
store-and the cuts never were deeper.
There's been more than q month now Of
these special sales-but all the loss is tusti-
fed In the satisfaction that theren be no
old stock tagging on to next winters coliec-
ton. The guarantee Of freshness md NJ
friends.
gEDid you get one our ''westber-wise"
cardss The foor walker viii give them 70
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
LANNELS.

FLANNELs.
France comes to US with both hands fu,L One holds
the CHALLIS--the other the FLANNELS. She has
gone back empty handed-for you like best what
comes from that throne of fashion. We haven't q
regret ON the FLANNEL score. We get the best that
are to be had.
The STRIPES. SPOTS and FIGURES are
"a inches wide and come in two grades-65c.
and 15c yard.
PLAIN NAVY BLUE. RED. OLD ROSE.
PEARL. PINK. LIGHT BULE, TAN-and
more besides. are the same width. % inches
and Coo. yard.
TWENTY PIECES Of LIGHT WEIGHTS
plads and stripes-for wrapper wear-are 35c
ayard.
Here is little table of costs that NAV coma IN handy
In your calculations-they are all WHITE FLAN.
NELS:
sk1RTING-25c. to 81 % yard.
sHAkER-4Oc. to 7oc. yard.
SCITING-4Oc to 81 yard
GAUZE-371sc. to 15c. a yard
DONErS-3.kc. to SOC. yard.
CRlCkET-sl yard.
Makeyourwants known-our variety in all thess lines
reaches around possible wish you can entertain
We don't Ike to draw price comparisons because it is
selshthe credit of close sailing to the shores of cost
comes to US. But you look around to your hearts
content Our stock and prices will stand before
you first. last and al the time as the best for Won 10
buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
The Box MaRour.
3l4 AND 3l6 7rH ST. n. "
.
HOLE PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
SEVENTH AND L.

FIGURES THAT TELL
81 Rents English ALI Bristle Hair Brushes
e5c. BARRIERS Hair Brush. all brstle ...........!c
sl Hoods Ayers and other Sarsa arillas Sc
l0c. Had Scrubs. very good
c. Hand Mirrors, oval Oyerstocked.
el Cod Liver OIL pure oil of the liver. tested and
guaranteed &c
SOC. Cloth Brushes down Ht-..............-......c
a0c. Whisk BrOoAs extra good vAlue)............H
pc Violet Water (triple) splendid &c
BIC. Best English Tooth Brushes. warranted not
TO shed, all
pc English Tooth Brushes splendid value Ne
l0c. French Tooth Brushes.
sl Family SyrinRes. three DC
81. 80 Family syringes. three rubber pipes, rub
Der connections. in every way perfect. war
ranted. tBest bargain ever offered .aAc
23c. Cuticura Sodp----.- l.S
81 Bars Conss White CASTLE SO
Soc Triple Extracts. all odOrs. very ine. only.
81 Fountain Syringe. five pIpss. compete.....el.2I
Hot Water BAGS. same size. same price.
TOIB PHARMACY,
LEADEEs OF LOWEST PRICES,
sTH AND SIS.
UPTOWN BRANCH. S33 FOURTEENTH ST. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

thMENkfR
hat YOU may always fnd ,h- very
tGfcsf ana ncwes caprSess I'm
BRIGHT. sEASoNABI EFooT-
WEAR =, the FAMILY SHOE
STORE.
Aside irom tho fact tha, Ne are
scilinsoa Uur sa'irs y inter sto-i
a. ria.ruiai's o s.iadsr41s rates Ne
h.'e % mention only two ~
thr"e minor POINTS ihiseveninz
one oi tAe llerbcrs OF cur f-m
II nov ceourinE New York ana
Nov Inrlan1 in search q aa-
vance siy.ss ior tue spring ana
sumner trade. The nsisc.; ana
grcs%s7r Nciioas vii, Lem,
be found AFRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
CREPE D'CH1sE.

WOOL CREPE DCHINE is q queen Of cloths in
texture. The cream ground with she floral patterns
give it another lift higher in your favor
1t comes 30 inches wids.
-Of US 7oc. Q yarl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
An ITEM In HAspkERcH,rrs

AN Item In HANpKERcHrrrs
TOMORROW we will OFFER SPECIAL
HANDKERCHIEF INDICTMENT as q
LEADER
LADIES' FANCY COLoRED BORDERED
HASDKERCHIEFS. Regular price. l2hc.
REDUCED TO
sc. EACH.
LADIES' ALL WHITE EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS in a LARGE VARIETY
OF PATTERNS. Regular VALUE. 1Sc. RE-
DUCED TO
1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02

BUrToN News.
HANDKERCHIEF SILK BUTTONS.
BLACK. from l5c. to So oo per doz.
COLORED SILK CROCHET BUTTONS,
fine grade. for 1Sc. doz
BLACK AND COLORED SILK TAILOR
BUTTON, &c. doz.
NEW THOUGHTS IN METAL, JET and
NATURAL AND WHITE PEARL BUT.
TONS.
JOB LOT OF WHITE PEARL BUTTONS
Just received. which We offer at BARGAIN
PRICES:
12c. size for Sc. dog.
15c. size for lOc dog.
16c. size for lie doz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
SPRING WrIour Brpronp CoKps
LASsBuReH x Bios

In every conceivable shade. 40 inches
wide. for s5c. per yard. We invite com
parison with goods sold throushout the
country at S5c. Among the most desir-
able eolors are Lisht Gray. Me1iup
Gray. Golden Brown, Tan, Mode. Old
Rose and uelic.rope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
LIST FoR CHILDREN.

81 Misses Rubber Circulars, all sizes. Sex
81 40 Fancy Waterproof Newmarkets all Sizes 81 x
De- Linen Handkerchiefs. all styles. Il
:oc. Fast Black Hose. all sizes .,,.,,2.
81 Kid Gloves. buttons and hooks. SO,
sL2o Undressed Kid MousQuetaire Gloves. ....sLl 1;
u Boys English Dogskin Gloves. .............sa
39c. Children's Lawn Aprons.
I'll Aprons for SIC. and 59c Aprons. ...........4 40
SOC. Corset Waists. all "A,
soc. Shirt Waists. all Styles a.
'oc. Shirt Waists. al styles.
ooc. Knit sacQues. all colors.. ~
2oc. Knit Booties. all coiors. ...............l9
DC Infants Cambria Slips. q
7oc. Slips for &c. and SOC. Slips -
sl15 Infants Flannel Skirts. ..............ss
s2.2o Childrens Silk Hats ............... 81 9,
Merino. Wool and SILK Underwear at 10 Der cent dis
count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

ErBEL BATTKRT AT COCKPIT POINT.
Thomas ii. Williamson. chief engineer of
the Virginia state forces recommended the es-
Enlistment Of a battery at Matthias Point, on
the Potomac where a bluff some twenty feet
above the surface OF the water comma ndcd the
channel of the river. Capt Lynch Joined in
the recommendation, and battery Of ten
heavy guns. stolen from the Norfolk navy ward
Vas mounted and commanded by Col X W
MAYO The confederate also constructed !.
battery OF seven guns near OuanticO creek
and -tili another one at Freeston- Point The
latter one Wa commanded by Capt. Chstard
who som sftsgward entered into the torpedo
business for the cOnfecerates.
F:SHr AT MATTHIAS POINT
ON June u. ls6l. effort was made to dis
lodge the enemy by a comb. ned attack of our
gunboats ON the battery at Matti las Point and
In this engagement Capt J. H. Ward was
killed HIS death a severe loss 20 the
service a. the time. lie entered the navy as
miiskipman March 4. ISIS; was promoted to
lieutenant March B. 1881 and to commander
September 3. is5S. lie was the first naval Of
hcer killed in the var Of the rebellion.
The navigation OF The Potomac river was
Seriously embarrassed for awhile bv these bat
t,rics and armed vessels only would attempt 10
pas up and down. On one occasion the I. =
Steamer Scminole, On going down the river
was struck eleven times. IL was u.3er such
circumstances that the L. :. steamer Pensacola
escaped 90 join the Sulf squadron ia the fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
THE BIG PRESS TENT.
a Lively Amount of Business Done There
Every Day.

One OF the practical features connected with
the reunions that are now hourly occurrences ON
"Fand Army Place is the press tent This is a
Spacious affair, roughly but comfortably fur
nished with the necessary tables and
chairs, and supplied with such sta
noAory as working newspaper representatives
need 1t is located near THE EyEyr,a sr.p
tent. just north OF the eIlipse. Mr.. CHI War
den, member OF the press committee. is in
charge Of the tent and has done everything in
MS power to maze visiting correspondents feel
as though the citizens had done all the things
needful for their accommodation
Among the newspaper representatives who
have been working or Grand Army matters and
whose names are on the press headquarters reg
lister are: Louis ?. Goodrich. Chronicle, Troy,
Ohio; t. b. r. Wright, appeal, Elkton,
Nd; ]. II. Conklin. The Buckeye,
Troy, Ohio; Aidie l.. Balou. The Western
Soldier, san Francisco; John l.. Parker, Ere,.-
ing Item. Lynn, Mass; o. L. Stone,
mond, Edgar Perry, John Feeney, living
Estes, Boston Herald; II. E. Cowdin,
Register. Rockford, Ill; Louis L. Parham.
Press, Chattanooga. Tenn: E.W. Doty, World,
Cleveland, Ohio; 1heo.C. Rose, Army ana Nacy
Journal. New York; E W. Hooker. Post Dis
pafcs st. Louie; E: E. Coyle, Herald, Balti-
more John Il. Fort. managing editor
IG'ty Telegram, Camden, N j.; John
ID. SeInple, Reuie,r, Camden, n. j.; w. T.
LePort, the Iron Era. Dover. n. j.; ]. II
1oworay, Record, Centerville, Nd. Syl. j.
hIrehner. Baltimore Americdn; Geo. W. Mann,
Dad. Capital. Topeka, Hams; W. c. Harris
heg'ster, Eaton. OHIO; Eber Rice, Herald,
Grand Rapids, Mich; W. L. Lewark, Herald.
W.oasha, Mimi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
SoAtubAAN tNlskhSATh.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
AIdTPSS
JAMES c. YELLING. IL. D.. Presiden,

Tor catalogues address
JAMES c. YELLING. Ii. D., President
The exercises OF hi. denartment win be resumed on
MoMDan seStepbsr 20 at e,slock in the
e study hs
coess sss ep ssnp 10 s,naspts Of
glications for cats,oSne shcud BE addressed the
found daily in II. Library Of Il. nniversi ag may %
CoRcoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
With THE eo ssses T en- At g, ,S
General and Analytical chemisry. General and tabo-
Civil and Electrical En- neeiSs Mpsra iissTonS.ay
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MORAL. Physiological and Rstions PsyeboIa sna
Ell Davis lsitgf oDa fh Phi history of M
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH Thorough course Tn
tine french language and literature: instruction.
6RSis fsRs| eh to 8 seen's students Prof LEE
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN.-Complete cours.
rsadinss in modern and classic German. INCLUDING
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.t1s,,ou insnsny Building and Yshne5y Con
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ARCHITECTURAL COURSES -Elementary and
Advanced Drawing. Construction, Materials Per
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ISG-Theory { Electricity and rs Technical Appli-
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Construction of Electric Shops and Plants Nechan-
ical Engineering Municipal Problems Of the Electr-
Ga EEglneer Extensive Course in Designing Prof
FRANCIS r. FAVA Jr.. e. F.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS.-Genernl PHYSICS.
lectures fully Illustrated by experiments Practical
measuremsnts In laboratory General Astronomy.
T. P LEWIS. b. s., Instructor
=, p2r luther informaton 'appy TO Prof. H. l.
hoDdhlNS, Phi ID, Secretary of the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l'S5 street northwest, gives thorough prep.ra.ion
Tor college FOR The Naval and Military Acsdernias and
Tor business corps of nine professors and instruc
tors. Number Of pupils limited TO 100 Building open
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

~
And Pros'sor Of Public snd Private
The Hon. JOHN NJ HARLAN. LID.
Iroisssorof the onstitH'iona Jurisprudence o, the
i.ns Of M TIL S,ps Of D Gn b se,
Tn Hon. WALTER S cox. LID.
Associate Justice Of the Surreme court Of the Dis
rrOsssST 9, n Lay Ess md .2nal Property
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY LID
assistant Attorney General Of the United sta,es
Equity FG sas .sS ~ len L"
The Hon: DAVID ]. BREWER. LID.
'Associs'e Justice OF the supreme Court of the
Professor OF the Law OF Corporations.
Prof. 6. H EMMoTT. AN. LIB
Lecturer on the Civil Law
HENRY Z. DAVIS. A. NJ. LIN
'someime Assistant Attorney of the District of Co
Professor of Common Law FIaf,ice and Lecturer on
The Hon AUGUSTUS :. woRTHINGToN, Ii. b.
ssSmstime Pistrc' at.9sney q the United statesl
thorites in Court
WILLIAM T: MATTINGLY ESQ.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The H9n n Miit IAN EDGA sLMoNDs
Professor Of the Law Of Patents
The Hon ANDREW BRADLEY
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
Lecturer Cri.ninsl law and on Criminal Pleading
and Practice
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON LIN
(of the WASHINGTON Bari
Judge Of Moot Court and Professor Of Legal Cafa-
chetics
Thu e.ereiss Of this s:hool wiz he resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall of the university southeast corner
81 10TH and Il SIS NV, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING OCTOBER >. at 9 o'clock, when The faculty
viii be present to make announcement of the l.ctrr
courses Toy the new scholastic wear.
The school has undergraduate and a graduate
department
Prof. Nm. G. JOHNSON. the Judge Of the mo >,
HhfAis
classes composed OF AL students in the unde-raduae
.epSrtinrnt inst by MS r6techetical analysis the
pressed upon the memories of the puuiis
seats L. the lecture hall will be assigned TO student,
according 10 their choice in the order registration
and the registrar will be daily in attendance il the
library of the university :UI tins purpose
For catalogues givinV description Of the lecture
Tnen.s address
se12 JAMES c. YELLING. pr.sidaIt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
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