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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13

New York bay,
where six buoys
marking Gedncy's
channel are light
ed Mt night by
means of electric
lamps fed by sub
marine cable from
land. This plant
Is n great success.
Each buoy has it's
own cable, SO that
in case of accident
to one the others
may not be inter
rupted. Electric
ity may In time he
applied in this
way in many har-
bors and roud-
steatls, the result
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13
THE WRESTLING BUOY
HOW, WHY, WHEN AND WHERE 1T
WHISTLES.

Its Mournfui Cadonces Sound to tho Land
iubber Like tho Wall of IL Lost Soul.
Robert Graves Investigates and Finds
Whore tho Whistle Comes From.
Especial Corvespondence.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'm New York bny
n few days ago heard one of the most un-
earthly sounds that ever assaulted the ears
OF mortal man. 1t was like the wall of n lost
soul. So uncanny was it that timid pas
sengers on the excursion boat suggested
horrible thought!-the ghost of some chol-
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ids

DY VIRTUE OF DERD OF TRUST
- executed to me by K. Ii. Stewart, dated
Septe N Der lat, 1888 and OF record in The clerks
Office Of he llastings Court for the city OF Roam
oke, Va In deed book Is, page 27S. in trust to Sc
cure o Jno. homns Gibson the payment or the
cum OF 81, 10000, as evidenced by two certain me-
gotiable notes OF even date with said deed. each
years after Gate, respectively with iatercst, ana
default having been made in the payment OF the
last due note, and at request OF holder of said not
will offer for sale on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
9TH, 1892, AT 1918 O'CLOCK, Il. NJ, In front OF
courthouse In the city Of Roanoke. Va, 80 mar v
Of those certain lots parcels OF land mentioned
In said deed OF trust as may be necessary 10 pay
the above mentioned note which 10 rnpnd and
the expense incurred in executing this trust
The deed OF trust above re ferred to, conveys, to
secure said note, the title to lots 10 to o. inclusive
from tho lien Of the said deed OF trust lots No 10
10 and II have been released, and 1t will not be
offered forsale.
will first proceed to &c lot No. IA in sec l. be-
Ing one Of the lots convey ed In said deed OF trust
and IL the price obtained will not be sufciept to
cover eIpe uses OF executing IL is trust, and the
above mentioned past due note OF $S00 and in
tcrcst, will then ofrer for sale any one OF the
lots from 10 to % inclusive, many of came
rs will satisfy the above mentioned obligations.
TERMS-Gaeh sufficient to pay cost OF eYecut.
ing this trust, including note OF $50. with inter
est from September 1st 1888, and the residue, II
any, payable In and 12 months from day of sale
to be evidenced by two equal notes OF purchaser
with interest, and TO be secured by deed OF trust
on property. JAS. s. SIMMONS
92S tbs Trustee
Mr.. Stewart has sold above property and notes
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& % ids

BY COZ sent of all parties concerned thc above
sale Ia postponed until Monday, September 26th,
1892, at the same place and hour.
o. HOWARD ROVER
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust dated June H. 1870. and recorded
In deed book Al, page ~. in the clerks Office of
the Hastings Court for the city or Roanoke Vir-
gina, from j. F. Christian to the undersigned
trustee, to secure II. w. Spindle the payment OF
the sum OF $2,6G6.0o, default having been M ,de In
the terms thereof and beng required so to do ny
auction in front OF the courthouse in the citv OF
Roanoke, Virginia. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
a. 1892, AT IL O'CLOCK H., those certain lots or
parcels OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke
Virginia, bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at point on the southwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets: thence south
degrees Is minutes west 80 feet the nee north 81
degrees IS minutes west 100 feet; thence north =
degrees Is minutes cast 80 feet; thence south 81
degrees Is minutes east 100 feet to place OF begin.
Ling, containing 5000 square feet, more or less
Mt point on the wcat side of Randolph street SO
feet south of Campbell street; thence south de-
grecs Is minutes west 80 feet; thence north 81 de-
grees IS minutes west 100 feet; thence north dc
grees Is minutes east 50 fect thence south 81 dc
grces IS minutes east 100 feet to the place OF be.
ginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay cost OF exc.
cutting this trust, including o trustees commits.
sion OF per cent and the past due note OF 81 :.
;B.33, with interest from June III, $780, to the
day OF sale. balance, II any, payable in one year
with interest from day OF sale, and secured by
deed OF tTn ii,. on the above property:
i. S.-This property is sold subject to q prior
deed OF trust securing certain payments upon
which there is a past due note Of $3.50 so dated
June ID, 1890, and payable two years from date
with interest. HENRY NJ. DANIEL, Trustee.
have sold the above described property, and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the notes.
Asgnst Is. 1854 .F.CHRIsTIAN.
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by consent OF all parties concerned the above
sale Is postponed until Thu sdny, October ~,
1892, at the same place and hour.
y. HOWARD BOYER
97tds Trustoo
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TRUSTEE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF truet executed to me by j. ]
Catogni, dated June 5, 1870. and recorded IL
the clerks Office of the Hustings Court Of the
city OF Roanoke, Va in deed book No. 49, page
1877, to secure to Edwin F. Smith, payment OF tie
sum OF eight thousand dollars ($S,oOO). as eyi
dcnced by three certain interest bearing nego
table notes OF even date with the said deed of
trust for two thousand six hundred and sixty
six dollars and sixty-six cents ($2,666. 66) each
payable In one, two and three years after date
with interest from date OF said de ed and whereae
default has been made in the payment of the sec
ond mentioned note, and being requested to do
so by the beneficiary, will cell at public auction
to the highest bidder, in front of the courthouse
In the city OF Roanoke. Va, ON WEDNESDAY,
Ing described parcel OF land lying In the city Of
Roanoke, Va:
Beginning at the southwest corner Of Spruce
and Henry streets; thence with Henry street
south degrees west Cos feet to Walnut street:
thence with the latter north Sc degrees As min.
utea west IA feet TO IN alley; thence with said
alley north degrees east GIT feet 20 Spruce
street, thence with the latter south sS degrees As
minutes east III feet to point OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of exc
cutting this trust, including trustees commission
OF Ave per cent and cash sufficient TO discharge
the second note above referred to OF 81 666 Is,
with interest from June s, 1890 and az 10 the sum
OF 81 666. &c with interest thereon from June 9Th
1870, upon credit until the 9th June, 1893, and
The residue upon credit OF one and two years
from the day of sale, deferred payments to bear
Interest from day OF sale and to be occurred by
deed OF trust upon the premises conveyed.
40 ids Trustee.
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BY consent the above sale has been postponed
IN Wednesday, the 5th day of October. iS2, at
the same hour. WIN. f. WINCH 49,
oU tue Trustee
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BY consent the above sale has been postponed
till Saturday, the 18th day of October 1872 at the
same place and hour. w. F. WINCH.
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TRUSTEES. sA1.Rs

1hUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DKED
u OF trust executed to me by d F. Kcfsuyer
ana II. D. Williams on the 3rd day of March isa
anu recorded In the clerks office of the Hnstino o,
court OF the city of Roanoke, Virginia. 10 secnse
10 =. d: Winston the payment OF the rum of S45O
evi4enced oy one interest bearing negotiable note
IN the sum OF $45O, dated March 8, 1880 and nav.
apic TWO years from date with legal interest. and
whereas default has been made In the paymentof
inc SAID note of Si5n, and having been rcoueste ed
70 10 40 Dy the beneficiary In the said deed of
trust, VIII oner for sne at public auction TO the
nlencst bidder ut the from: door OF the court-
mouse OF I he city OF Roanoke, Va, ON Saith.
DAl. THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMDER. 1St2
Al ~ ~ the following property, to wit: Tina,
CERTAIN lot or land situated in the CITY of Roanokr
10 wit: ~ Aoio"s'
Beginning at point on the east side OF Com.
merct street ~ feet from the sout neas corner Of
flnc street; thence In easterly direction 40
rect 10 an alley; thence with said alley south s0
icct 10 point on same; thence west f4O feet 10
commerce street; thence north with Commerce
street rect 81 feet to the place of the beginning.
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to dcfray the Costs NJ
executing this trust including q trustees com
mission OF per cent and the past due notc Of
Fly SG with interest from the 3rd day of March
1877, to day of sale; the balance IL any. payabir
IN ono and two years from date, In two equal in
staliments. evidenced by interest bearing nego
crty. 4 r fE ~ YP'op-
Trustcc
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ny consent OF all parties the above sale ha-
been postponed until October IL at came hou r
"'sS piaSo j. B. LEVY.
~ lue Trnsfne
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by consent of all parties the above sale has
oeeh postponed until November II, 1892.
1o,,,d. j. Is. LEVY,
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TRuSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
-, deed OF trust dated the 24th day OF August
lo"i ana recorded In the Gle ks office OF the CITY
1t hoanoke in deed book u, page 4i2, from the
noanoke Development II Guarantee Company to
the undersigned trustee, default having been
maze IN the terms thereof, and being required so
TO 90 6y the bcnlfcary therein secured / wi l. ON
Tie LIE 18th DAY oFSEPTEHBER, 1892, Al i2
O'CLOCK NOON. in front OF the Courthouse In
tho city OF Roanoke, OFFER cor sale the following
described parcel OF land with it's handsome i'm,
proponents consisting OF large dwelling house:
u. DtcElnning at point on the south side OF Bul.
ntt street on feet east OF Nelson street; thence
with Bulitt street south so degrees east SO feet
to point; thence south 10 degrees west 40 feet
10 an alley; thence with same north 50 degrees
west 60 feet to point; thence north 10 degrees
east leu tcet 10 the beginning. and designated on
the fark Land " Improvement Company's
map as lot No. 2, section 90
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of
this sale, including a trustees commission of
legal Der centnm and the sum OF $2O4, and rs to
the sum OF $3.50 upon credit to become due In
month , installments of S+5 per month, without
lntete , on the 4th Monday in each succeeding
month from the day OF sale, and the residue upon
credit OF one and two years with interest. De.
IL FRED payments to be secured by deed of trust
0 - tus WIN. +. WINCH, Trustee
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Mr.. Stewart has sold above property and notes
have been assumed by his purchaser.
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THE EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
Il GEORGIA RAILWAY SYSTEM, PASSEN.
GER DEPARTMENT.. KNOXVILLE, TENN, Dec.
9th. 1891.
TIME GARD IN ErrEoT DEC. 6rH. 1891.
SOUTHBOUND.
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TRUSTEES. sAip.

o wtRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Exc
- euuted 10 nle on the 23rd day OF Augu,t 1887
ny llliam ID. Trent and LonIsa his wife and
Euiy recorded In the clerks office or the Hnst-
hnss Souts Tor the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed
E"ok . pngc 3I0. In trust 10 ,ccurc TO Julius
C liver Lne sum or $15S.G?, with Interest thereon
roui me lith day OF August, 1887 until paid and
ueiauit having been made in tue payne nt OF the
ssusn sum; ana having hct required % to do by
t tue saI9 mus oliver, will IN the 18TH nay
UE " iol Elk lSt2 Ofrer for sale to he hirhcst
1iuuer IN I,ont cf the cUnrtluns, in the cry ~
ioaunhc, va all OF that certt In lot or parcel OF
lnnu st,nated In the city OF Roanoke Va, and do
bcing lof number on franklin street fronting
Oh rAtu street forty-tw feet mud runnirp back to
AN aiieV IN fcct and running on same thirty EIGHT
icet' adjoining The lois cold William Early and
James wright. and being the same LOT cnuvevrd
70 the SAID w lillian b. Trent by H. $ Trout and
a. r. rout, hs wife, by deed be r NJ date on fhc
zhu uay OF october, 1882, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF the county court OF Roanoke
ERMS Cash az to go much OF the procecds
NJ may DC necessary to defray the expepses OF
eA curing this trust including trustee's com
mission on D per cent. and to pay or and dis
ShaIgc the said sum OF : 1862 With interest from
Ine TN DAY OF August, 1887. and the residue IL
any, 70 De made payable in two equal miscellaneous
IN PIX ana twelve months from date of sale
Delerred payments ito be evidenced by notes
secured by deed OF trust upon the property ana
70 pear interest ct the rate OF pcr cent pcr
ahnum. j. ALLEN " T1.S .r,". Pei
9 IL tbs. 80 At"Ssee'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
ASTONIN DVORAE ARRIVES.
The Famous Musician Comes to Direct the
National Conservatory.

Au:cuin pvorak. the famous musician and
composer. arrived in New York Tuesday on the
steamer Saaie from Bremen. and is to remain
for three wears director Of the National Con-
s"rvatory Of Music. OF medium height and
heavy build. with his great head and gray beard
and hair set on broad shoulders he looks more
I'd" a statesman than n musician
Il hope o. remain in America several years. -
he aid. and be-ides nv work with the con-
soryatory will give n number Of concerts
VIZ. bvordA j. famous in Europe and espe-
ci..lv well known III Vienna and Berlin As a
be-, lac -hovei great talent for music and in
lN,t vent 70 PraSUe. where he got his first en-
Sl-eucnt - Itoie,-iu nal musician In 1862
the tohcmtgu National Iheater was established
'hrTc and iyO-ak became "a member of il. In
l,,a Ae was appointed church organist. aad
&'t.r H. competitions became known was
allowed an annuity Of $3.50. Hns .'Slavonic
Harcr-. published in Berlin. and his ''Stabat
Ht'r-. reformed IN England. gave him n
high reputation. The Spectres Bride ..St
IuimI.iia. ''Te Ieum' and other compo-
-I-iga- added 10 hi, fame. He is to receive
-l5.nOD ysa- for three wears for his work
h'-'. Ii accompanied ~ his two children
AID his wife wiII come later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

The coroner's inquest in the case Of DR..
Heron. the army surgeon who was found dead
In room in hotel on Craven street. Strand.
London, on Sunday last. was concluded yester-
day by the jury returning verdict that he had
killed himself while insane. Dr. Heron, it will
be recalled, had tor considerable time past been
living with Ruby Russell, an ex-actress who
died IN a mysterious manner on September 20.
An inquest was held on her body. and. after
hearing DR.. Heron E testimony. the coroner adj
journed the inquest. Thinking there was some
thing suspicious in the girls death. he ordered
that an analysis be made of the contents of the
girls stomach. The same day DR.. Heron took
a room in the hotel above mentioned. and on
Sunday was found with his throat cut from, ear
to ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
RIOT AT BUFFALO,
Six Men Hurt in Fight Between Cnionists
and Nom L. nionists,

The union and non-union lumber showers
cashed again yesterday at Buffalo and small
riot resulted in which six men were badly hurt
with bricks and clubs. The trouble occurred
In Stewards dock. Shortly after the arrival Of
the timber vessel Arctic, Stevedores Angus and
Feldman. whom the union has been fighting for
months. sent gang of thirty men under Fore
man Wilkes to unload the boat The nom
union men had not been at work long when
forty union men appeared on the dock and
ordered the non-unIonists of. They refused to
SO and were pelted with bricks and stones.
Wilkes ordered his men to continue work
Several of the union men tried to throw him
into the river. He pulled Il revolver and leveed
II at President McGOvern of the union. The
union men rushed to the assistance of their
leader and a hand-to-hand conflict WAS in prog
ress when the police arrived and jumped into
the middle OF the fight. The union men were
ugly and did not dispcrse until the police had
fired on them. During the fight Charles
Schroeder was stabbed and his skull was frac-
tured. The police arrested President Nc
Govern and Secretary Crowley OF the union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
ATIoNAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, IL d.
Late Justice Of the supreme Court OF the Distr

Late Justice OF supreme Court Of tie District of
Hon. II. O. tEATSG Ghi LID.
Of q, 9f s shi %%f lis sG Bar Of
Jurisprudence, Con,inercia and Criminal Law, she
Id" 0' Hon H Nrf'fS fn s i WEBE. IL
t0f the "ashin"ton Barr
III 5ss sHStHRR Rt th f y s. Courts
a IN sn ,p9 On
Lecturer q Personal ProPT5y.. he Domestic Eela-
EUGENE CARUsI LID.
Law Of Real and Personal Property Contracts. Nesoe
table lnz'r WaiTf IND FcgEFRSEfat ts
, a. s Patent oHicel
Ls HH s "A Ftisf' + FAY fn nf rffs,oe
Lecturer on the law OF and Corporations
Late ton II. S {. from GVV iTrinia,
Jhcf 's5tS Il T. Tie F, f.T Of SGri HfM
(Ofthe Washington Barr
Lecturer on ia 6rFr a 81 AfFt tie Moot Court
Hon. SAMUEL =; PHILLIPS and Profs cLAUGH-
EUGENE D. s'a cs sfFs LIN.
exercises OF the LA, S school % be resumed on
GGqs n if2G On m os 1sdi b in n. IN
stree n5ThWrs when the ususi iMgl aa
will be made by the Inenbers % the faulty.
evening in stead Of Ga O'clock p m as heretofore se
The lectures will be delivered after the of the
class exercises.
The COLLEGE Building including the Library and
Reading koons, will be opep daily. except Sundays
II IN o'clock to 10 o'clo-E D. H. the use OF
the students and Alumni of the school,
the course OF lectures by Dr. Schooner tie eminent
anhor OF treatises the Lsw of Personal Property
Domestic Relations. Wills. &c. have been extended
as to cover those subjects fully than hereto
fore.
The mode Of instruction adopted in this school.
which insures the active participation of each member
IN the exercises during session Of his class
required that the membership Of each class be lin
tied to forty.
An early enrolment is therefore desirable
me Post Graduate course includes Iractce before
the Moot curt The high degree of Eff 'iency which
the Moot Court has attained under the management
OF judge Rsiston in qualifying graduates for the
Iractice of law comments il to lawyers engaged in
the public departments who desire keep up their
professional knowledge.
The secretary can be seen at his Office. No 1856
louisiana ave n W. every day hetween the hours Of
$50 a. m and 4n y. IN. from September % to De-
tober 3. and after that date at the college building
also, between and O'Clock y. II. daily.
Catalogues Containing full Information a. to course
Of studies terms; &c. can be hal on ratification at
the book sores Of Messrs. Lpwlcrnilk x Co. I4I4
St H. W. and William II. oIrison. 1894 st. NV,
or on Application i'll person or bv letter to
ScSttCOcNuc EUGENE ID. CAKISI Secr,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

Mr.. Calvin c. Chase OF this city, editor Of the
Bee, the colored weekly, caused lively dis
cussion at Yesterdays session OF the National
Afro-American Press Association in Phiadel-
phia by introducing a resolution TO the effect
that the association condemn the democratic
party of the south for outrages on the colored
people of that section. for many lvnchings of
colored men recently. calling particular a.ten-
ton to the lynching Of John Scott. Robert
Burton and Charles W. Miller. These men
were hanged last October at Clifton Forge, Va,
TO q tree BY a mob.
very heated discussion ensued when the
resolution was offered. in which nearly every
member took part. A few OF the speakers de-
clared that il would be an injustice to censure
the whole party for the acts of few, and upon
motion the resolution was tabled. At the after
noon session. however, the resolution was re-
considered by vote OF % 10 "a on the motion
of Mr. Nurrell The resolution was then
adopted by the same vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
Germ n Catholics and the Schools.

AtWednesday's session of the German Catho-
lie congress at Newark, n. j., resolutions were
introduced that declared that parochial schools
were the only ones for Roman Catholics to at
tend. and that Catholics should only give their
votes to candidates who took "a correct stand
on the school question" They advocated the
restoration of the pope's temporal power. and
said they would strive with all legitimate means
TO regain the freedom due to 1.-THE successor Of
St Peter" In speaking of the Columbus
celebration they hoped the discoverer would
soon be in the list OF canonized saints. They
also advocated opening the worlds fair on Sum
day. All the resolutions except the last one
were adopted by the congress-. The last was
defeated by a decisive vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

James l.. l4abcock Of Ann Arbor Mich. was
married Wciue-lly night in Waukesha. Wis.
20 Nil Ella STANLEY Butler of the latter place.
Tn bridegroom. who was formerly a clerk in
Chicago. was made famous by the provisions
"f the viii % his uncle. Luther James. who died
In $50. leaving Babcock several million dollars
worth %: property. which Mr.. James decreed
tina: ih0cuck never could posse-s unless he
married vitE.a live years succeeding the
uucly'r death. This condition not only made
Mr. kaAcCcS famous, bu: decidedly popular
with marrias, able maidens all over the country,
who. recognizing the harsh provisions of the
deceased uucles viii, we're anxious to offer
themselves on the altar of his future happi-
Rec. BIZ; Nr. Baocock continued in q quiet,
Progressive way
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

And S lanes Tfhhi ESsa.tEf President,
ana PROFESSOR OF Public and Private International
,.-. The Hon. JOHN NJ HARLAN. LID.
'ASsocia'e justice OF ne Supreme Court of the
Professor Of the consttutional Jurisprudence the
tons Of commor1ia Paper and Of Tort ase'A
TIE Hon. WALTER $. cox. LID
trict Of olnmbis,. u the us
Profsssor Of the Law q Real and Personal Property
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAUKY, LID
Asssis'sn' Attorney General Of the United sta,cs,
an ~ s Of Of
The Hon: DAVID J. BREWER. LII. d.
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
Professor OF the Law of Corporations
F tos ,b G., J r EMMM N{IT. An hLB
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
HENRY F. DAVIS. a. NJ. LIN
Professor of Common Law Practice and Lecturer on
the History OF Law.
The Hon. AUGUSTUS S. wORTHINGToN. Ii. &.
me pisrc' Attorney q the rnteA states
thorities in ' Court t.' "' 81 "a '0-
WILLIAM I: MATTINGLY, esq.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law
Unsd stssSs C sss M Of psents
The Hon. ANDREW c BRADLEY
associate Justce Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
and Practice.
WILLIAM g. JOHNSON LIN
(of the WASHINGTON Bari,
judge of Moot Court and Professor of Ie-al Cate
chetics
The exercises OF this school will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall Of the university southeast corner
OF 10th and n ste. n. w, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING OCTOBER B. ~ 6-a'sock. hen she faculty.
VIII be present to make announcement of the lecture
courses for tine new scholastic year.
The school has an undergraduate and graduate
department
Prot. WM. G; JOHNSON. the Judge Of the moot
court WILL during the whole year conduct quizZ,ng
classes composed of all students the undergrad
departmS mt, Tint by his Catecbetical analysis the
teachings of both lectures and text books may lie inn
pressed upon the memories OF the pupils
Seats II the lecture hall will be assigned students
according to their choice in the order re-israti
anu the registrar will be daily in attendance in the
library Of the university for this purnose
For catalogues giving description of the lecture
courses in the undergraduate and graduate depart
ments address
SELF JAMES c. YELLING presflcnt