Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

This school will open at 9 o'clock pm. OCTOBER
jects:- General ami Analytical Chemistry, General
cy p anS AsyPS
ogy, Geoeraphy Finance and Economics. Architec-
classes meet In the evening and are open to both
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMIsTRY.-nlustratedl lee
Sures: Extensive Laboratories Qualitative and
CHARLES E. MUERoE s. B.
DEPARTMENT OF pRAwING.-Freehand. Me-
and Modelling. Pot HARRY RING. LIE. GIVING
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMAT1cs.-Airenra,
G cHms T5iscnoEss,y analytic Geometry Cal
HODGKINS. Pm. d.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL, and
MORAL;-Physielogiea and Rational Psychology.
Ethe; isStnres on the history Of philosophy. Prof
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
Thorough course 10 the French language and ltera-
students PSoi LEE DAVIS LoDGE. p = B. Ds'e'''ne
This year an additional course Of instruction In
me s 81 NJ snsSase and literature is given by
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN.-complete course
| in the German language, conversation and extern
sive readings in modern and classic German. in
Guiding science and history. Prof HERMANN
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Embracing Rhet.
eric Philology, English and American Literature,
Indnetiye and Deduetive Logic. Modern History.
Prof S. VI. SHuTE, DID
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.-com-
| plete course, including Building and Machinery
Construction Land Surveying. Roads and RAY
Wsn Ton an and ss sT,s runps
| ing Plant, Specifications and Contracts; City En-
Eate M pss,gnns rTastSe
| FAVA, Jr., c. E. Am. Soc. c. E
| ARCHITECTURAL COURSES. Elementary and
advanced 6ra s Construction. Materials. Per
tie Renaissance in Architecture. Prof FRANCIS
| X. FAvA, j..
| DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING. and Laboratory Work
'n Eesp9
| Advanced Theory Of Electricity, Thermdy ma mics.
aSsiatoy Faess Pf op LEWIS
F. A. WOLFF, Jr.. Phi. d..
| Construction Of Electric Shops and Plants. Me-
shanical EnsineerinF MunieEsl Problems Of the
Piof. FRANCIS r. FAvA. Jr., c E.
| DEPARTMENT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
peterminative Mireralogy Physical Geology. tben ,
retical and practical Especial attention given to
GsokSH HI"f r. i b. Field Work
| DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS.
| Principles OF PuDnc and Private EY-
| nance, Political Economy. Prof A. +. CRAVEN.
| Pm. d. .,
| Prof. CHARLES Z. MUNROE s. B..
| Dean of the Faculty.
| THE SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Comprises Lecture Courses leading degrees Of
| A. H.. PHI D.. IN English, Check, Latin, French
| and German in Mathematics, Mathematical Phys
| les Solar Physics Theoretical Astronomy Astro-
| physics. General Chemistry, Mineral Chemistry.
Cnmmrative Anatomy, Anthropology, Speculative
| PbiIasonhy and the Philosophy OF History
| Also Lecture Courses leading TO the degrees of
| Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer.
| For copies Of catalogue address
| sel6-lm JAMES c. YELLING. LID, President
| COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. I'D SESSION
DENTAL DEPARTMENT :TTH SESSION
| Both departments begin on Monday. October 2
| at s pm In the college building, 1925 III st n W.
| Introductory addresses by Prof. J. Ford Tbomn-
| SON MD. and L. C. +. Hugo. DDS
The regular lectures begin at $3.50 pm. daily and
| continue seven months.
| new Chemical laboratory. new Astrological
| Laboratory, new meteorological laboratory aacl
| furnished with improved apparatus: a Mipo,
| Surgery Room, with four newly Imported mauikns
| end a Students Reading Room have been recently
| provided. The Dental Infrmary is supplied witt
| all modern appliances. Ample clinical facilities
| THE AUTUMN EXAMINATIONS WILL IF
HEAD AT THE COLLEGE on THURSDAY SEP
| TENDER rs. AZ PM.
| For circulars and information apply to
| DIR. A +. A. KING, Dean
| Telephone SIS
once hours: . to 10 am. 4 to pm. ses-tr