Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
THE LAW FACULTY.

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THE LAW FACULTY.
JAMES C. YELLING LID. President.
fr0fessp5 s of Fa paole and Przats intsrnnfG1ai
associate Justice eft Of the Supreme Court OF tho
Professor of the U15sa Ju.pdsnc.
the Sn,S states Of the sx of
tn. Hon. ' %a1f # t s Cox, LID,
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the DIS
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Prop
erty, Of Contracts and Of Crimes
and Misdemeanors.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY. Lib.
Some time Assistant Attorney General Of the ISL
ur IL Hon paS! f1f j. q s rs Fs Id
| associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States,D
Pr Sfe' &C. IT. f. IN asT e. H9 %
tOf the Johns Hopkins University
pr Lecturer on on the the Civil lay Yu
's0me time Assistant Attorney Of the District OF
The Hon. AUGUSTUS 5. woRfHINGTON. LIB,
time Of the United .ss u:s
WILLIAM +. MATTINGLY. Esq,
(of the Washington Barr
The Hon WILLIAM NED EDGAR snIoNbs. An.
Some time United States Commissioner of PatsstsJ
The ass S q 5hs EaT Of nRsY
Associate Justice of the supreme Court Il tie
o, cI RstTst Of c.l ns S,u,., Plaza
WILLIAM G.. JOHNSON, LIN.
(of the Washington Barr
Professor Of Legal Catechetics and Of Common
Tie exercises of lie .sse ssoo, will b. reop.D.a
sGr is Ss,: s9a On % SsssS;s
Me Jsss for H. scholastic
al Tht
Lecture Courses Of other professors will b en-
Prot; wM. q. JOHNSON. L. NJ. conducts quiz
sing Glasses, composed of all students in the I'm:
analysis the teachings Of both lectures and text
books may be impressed upon the memories Of the
The Law Library Is. open daily from O'Clock q.
M N: 10 III o'clock pm for stud! and reference. -,
For catalogues. giving description Of the Lecture
Courses in all Departments. address
JAMES C. wELING. LID. PresidaaA
CoRCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Thl: school will open at o'clock pm. OCTOBER
with courses of instruction in the following sub
and Laboratory Ap Physes nssayins Mathemssic
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering, Min
Finance spd Arsssss
tural, Mechanical and Topographic Drawing, En-
in evening and ir a%sS q
| sexes.
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMIsTRY.-nlustratedl lee
fSres; Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
CHARLES +. MuNR6E. $50 5. B. A''AN'f'' f''i
I'D D Dl,r., TdE OF DRAwnG;-Freehand. Me-
and Modelling. Prot HARRY KING. LIE
| DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMAT1cs-Alcebrs.
Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Cal
HoDGKINS. Phi. d.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL. and
MoRAL;-Physologiesl and Rational Psycholegy,
Etncs lectures on the history OF philosophy. Prof
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGE
Thorough course in the French language and ntera.
FTof LEE DAVIS rs
This year an additional course Of instruction IN
me SPANISH language and Literature n given b.
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN.-oomplet. eour,,
sive readings in modern and classic German. In
Gliding science and history. Prof. HERMANN
SCHoENFEID. Phi. d.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH. Embracing Rh.t
Indactye and pedaetive Logic Modsrn Hi.sOry.
| Prof s. NJ. SHUTE. DID.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGNEERNe.-com-
plete course. including Building and Machinery
Construction, Land Surveying Roads and Raj.
roads. Canals Rivers and Harhors, Tunnels Ma
| ing Plant, Specifications and Contracts; City En-
cheering; Extensive Designing; Outdoor Practice
| and Inspection of actual work. Prof FRANCE ii
FAVA, Jr., c. T.. Am. Soc. c. e
ARCHITECTURAL CoURSES.-Eementary ana
| Advanced Drawing. Construction, Materials Per
spective and Shadows, the Orders OF Architecture
| X. FAVA, j..
| DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRICAL,
| ENGNEERING.-Lectu and Laboratory Work
ELECTRIC a1d es5c Of
Advanced Theory of Electricity, Thermdynsmics
Physical c sartIss PhSscsl opfss Improved
f. A. WOLFF. Jr., Phi. d. -
Construction Of Electric Shops ana Plants NJ.
| chauical Engineering, Municipal Problems Of the
Electrical Engineer, Extensive Course In DsurninS
| DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY.-Descrtptiv. and
Determinative MiIeralogy, Physical Geoloey thao
reical and practical. Especial attention given to
P frof0e GEORGE r MERRILL, Ph. D. ''e'' "'e1
| DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECoNoAsIcs
| Elementary Principles Of Public and private n
| nance Political Economy. Prof. A J. CRAVEN.
Phi. d.
Prof. CHARLES +. MUNROE
Dean Of the Fscuitn
THE SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Comprises Lecture Courses leading to the degrees of
| A. NJ Phi. D.. in English, Gleek, Latin, Trench
| les Solar Physics, Theoretical Astronomy Astro-
Physics General Chemistry Mineral Chemstry
! BioChemistry. Geology. Meteorology, Zoology.
| Comparative Anatomy, Anthropology, Speculative
| Also Lecture Courses leading TO the degrees Of
Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer.