Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-02
EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
The Columbian University

The Columbian College opens. September 2!
The Dental scbos o Spens October
The Corcoran Scientific School opens. October 2
The School of GfaSasi: Studio: opens October
The Preparatory School,
ton for soiisse, for the Naval and military Acad
teacher present daily alter September to answer
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The Columbian College opened september "a
Full classical and scientific courses are offered
ly students seeking admission required to pro-
ss aSs What's Of the work done IN 5as the
college Is open to both sexes. Tor further infor-
PROF. A. p. MONTAGUE. ph.D. Dean.
COrCOran Scientific School.
three fu depa twelve fali courses Of study
in General Science Civil and Eleetrieal Engineer,
and Mineraiosys ArehitectGre Finance and ESQ
Monies, Language and Literature, leading to decree
students admitted Fee for single studies. $50
per yea65 Ill.,, laboratory desgning and ,d field work
pm Addresses By Prof. G. P. Merrill and Asst.
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Courses in Dese aq t Geomefry Perspective.
DEPARTMENT. ARCHITECTURE
Prof g E. BARRY, A. R. L b. A.
Full Tyff 81 & 81 sf.nsA'
CHARLES Z. MUNROE Ph. D.,
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Lecturer on History and Philosophy q Chemistry.
CABELL WHITEHEAD, B. NJ.
pE Afsls' fnsE K AAsss.Y Fn.s D.,
Assistant in Consultative Analysts.
Instruction in General Chemistry. Chemical prae-
yss AID Sssayas and Metal
iu p e f, rgss10ns s Metss &C. &c IN
pEPI SI, OF CIVIL ESGINEERrNa.
Head Of Dep Department. ~
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A. +. CRAVEN. Phi D..
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS AS APPLIED TO
Prof. AMATElS,
Head Mr. Gf MEYER RsPsfsmenf
Assistant In Freehand Drawing.
Til. department has been eryanized for the train;
engineering and for all who seek instruction in free
LEE f DAHis GSSsS or A, Fs H. e! D..
Full course in the FrsnsS language and tcr.tur.
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GEORGE assd v. q cH RsR6I.Esntb d. s..
FUN and special courses in Geology and Mineral
's'' '''f pEPhRf Az EsSRplisSSF eER,sAN,
HERMAN sCHoENFELD. Ph. b..
Professor.
Full, Full course IN the German language. literature
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Professor
III. G.. HODGKINS, A. B.,
Algebra and Geometry s:Isahs and advanced
Trigonometry Analytic Gecmetry Calculus, Dit,
ferential Equations, Least Squares, Discriminate.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY.
LEE DAVIS LODGE, A. NJ. Phi. D..
Physiological and RStioS1i Psychology, Ethics,
Pedagogy, Lectures on the History Of Philosophy.
GSSPse ssRRssAay saaBssd 9 teachers an
ENGINEERING.
E. p. LEWIS. b. s..
Professor.
J. u. BLOMEN, Ph. D.,
Lectures on General Physics Theory and Practice
OF Electricity enlarged laboratory equipment. Send
iSsTRgcT0N N RUSSIAN.
Instructor.
full course In the Russian language and Ut
eraGre Is offered this year for the first time by the
University. The course consists Of grammar, con-
,ersation and the reading Of popular Russian tales
the masterpieces of such prose writer's Gogol,
Tourgeniey and Tolstoi AID poets like Poushkin and
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
EDWARD A. MUIR,
Assistant.
Mechanical Drawing. as applied to machine shop
practice. Projections, Working Drawings and Cen
For further information address
Prof. CHARLES z MUNRoE. Pm. D.,
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