Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES.
Where Those Who Desire to Pursue Special
Studies Can Do So Advantsgeously.

where Those Who Desire to Pursue Special
Studies Can Do So Advantsgeously.
Georgetown University, that well-known edu-
cational institution. presided over by the Rev.J.
Ravens Richards, s. j., offers unusual advsn-
tages for the coming year to the students Of
its law school. The faculty announces the ad-
dition to its number Of Associate Justice
Brown Of the United States Supreme Court, to
whom has been assigned the course on ad-
miralty Jurisprudence. Other distinguished
members of the legal profession are in
cluded in the faculty, among them Chief Justice
VIM. A. Richardson of the United States Court Of
Claims. Martin F. Morris, Jeremiah NJ. Wilson,
Andrew B. Duyall, Joseph J.. Darlington, Geo.
Z. Hamilton, r. Ross Perry, Edmund F. Dunno
and Rev. Rene Holland. So. The new build
ing at Nos. SOC and sos Z street northwest
which was completed and occupied during the
past year, is devoted exclusively to the pur-
poses of the law school, Ample accommcda-
tions are provided in the way Of lecture rooms
and library and reading rooms. The library
now comprises the English and leading Amer
lean reports and the latest legal text books. Mr.
s. NJ. Yeatman is secretary and treasurer.
Howard University's medical department will
present clinical advantages to students through
Profs. Graham, Purvis. Reyburn, Bracket
Parsons Hood, Shadd and Lamb and Drs
Smith. 1t is proposed to assign senior students
10 duty in hospital and dispensary. All clinics
will be held at the bedsides Of patients in the
Freedman's Hospital.
Moderate terms and conspicuous advantages
are the inducements offered by the Frederick
Female Seminary, Frederick, Md. This insti-
tuition is thoroughly equipped for its work.
Prof. Hunt will open the twenty-fifth annual
session Of his preparatory school on the 26th in
mt NJ 1,slI -
Hunt fits pupils for colleges, universities and
the government academies.
Shortlidge's Academy at Media, Pa, prepares
boys for college or business pursuits. The
school is heated by steam and has swimming
pool with warm water.
Mrs. Zelia D. Bucher, at 1922 18th street, will
give vocal culture and teach piano and har-
mony. Miss May D. Buck is accompanied.
The Martyr College of Oratory presents four
graduating courses IN elocution. oratory, act
ing and physical culture, any one or all of
which can be had on one tuition. This school
is legally authorized to confer diplomas, de-
grees, titles and teachers licenses.
President yelling Of the Columbian Univer-
sity Law School. announces that the faculty of
this school will include Associate Justice Har-
Ian OF the United States Supreme Court; Asso-
cfate Justice Walter s. Cox of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia; VIM. A.
Maury, assistant attorney general United
States; Associate Justice Brewer of the United
States Supreme Court; Prof. G.. H. Emmott,
Henry E. Davis, Augustus S. Worthington, VIM.
+. Mattinglv, Commissioner Of Patents ST.
monds, Associate Justice Bradley of the SUI
preme Court of the District of Columbia, and
VIM. g. Johnson. This college is well known as
an institution of learning of the highest order
and utmost reliability.
Edwin Hart, late of the New England Con-
servatory Of Music. Boston, now conducts the
Columbia Conservatory of Music at 800 K street
northwest and will devote his attention to the
piano, violin and voice.
The excellent school for children and older
girls conducted by Miss Halstead will begin its
session October3.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson will reopen her limited
class Of young ladies at I'LL H street October 8.
The Shaftesbury College Of Expression, at GA
18th street, will conduct four departments
elocution, oratory, physical culture and phi
losophy. As special privilege to those who
enroll in the Shaftesbury course ticket of i'd
mission will be issued emitting them to the
freedom Of the Martyr College for any of its
courses at any and all times during the school
wear.