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Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

A ballot for United States Senator, To
succeed Chrrles II Gibson, was taken IN
each house of the Legislature, resulting in
Representative George l. Wellington, re
publican. receiving a total OF 25 votes. 12
less than We're claimed for HIM; Senator
Wes'c"it, Of Kent. republican. IS. and
Phillips Lee G"ldsb"rnugh. Of Durche-ter,
republican, IA Several other republicans
receive d smaller votes On the dem craic
e>eDaior John Walter Smith, &c W"r
keI rtscn'"iive I'aniel NJ Henry, If Dor
chester, o. L. requires SO votes 10 el.c,
WI We'irgton rs stiII hopcful ut bein.
elected.
"a The ~ ballot IL U : Senator, vii.
h'''n voted ! : G. 81. vgn; Chcsl.y
i'J Noi.it g'cn; Jor,- 4 r Wr,rcp,,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

ed their abbot, TO the college Of
cardinals, who chose their pope,
free election characterized the gov
ernment Of the church.
"Now when we look through long
tracts Of history and see what splen-
did service this church has rendered
to God and to humanity. and to
civilization. however great NAV be
the divergencies between our theo-
logical opinions and the opinions
recognized BY that church. we are
bound to speak the truth of history
and award the need Of praise where
honor 10 due.
Personally, as you well kne~, ]
hold to views which are separated
by the whole diameter of thought
from Catholic doctrine, but my
studies have for years compelled me
to live in closest intellectual COM
radeship with many Of the greatest
minds that ever adorned that or
ganization. | have learned to ad-
mire them, to reverence them, to
love them. st. Francois d'Assise,
lgnatius LoyOla, St. Francois de
Sales, Fenelon, Pascal, Malebrxnche
and scores Of other names that rise
to my lips, seem to me to be among
the grandess souls Of all the GEN.
turies. refuse utterly and abso-
lutely to join in sweeping. india
criminate and ignorant denuncia.
ton Of the Catholic church.
IF the spirit Of Christ be not
breathed forth from the pages oi
Fenelon. Pascal, and Malebranche.
then have totally mistaken my
Masters thought. While, there
fore, most strenuously object to
very many articles of Catholic the
ology, refuse to shut my eyes to
the glories of the Church's history,
and to the magnificent martyrdoms
with which her children have
adorned the history of the race.
have, moreover, a profound admir-.
alton for the state craft which has
guided her history. Her leader.
have known. how, in every age. tc
change her line Of battle as tn,
front of battle changed. She al.
ways presents her face to the foe
She has wonderful power of ad
jnstment to meet the exigencies o
the situation. Profound wisdom
has directed her entire development
| can think of only one other ex
ample Of political wisdom worthy t.
be compared to her, and that is tn,
Senate Of Rome. which. for centary
after century. under kings, re
public, and empire, controlled tn,
destiny of the Roman state in it,
ever widening Development"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
Fashion Notes.

= superb c'sium, was rtcently or,iers,
Tor one "f the coming White House recen
lions ut Washington The material Il IN.
ne" wn'p dNed silk ahouf which the fish
"n'b'e world has h'-en quite en,hnsi,,sric
Is IN ivory white with 8 3 shading fr, #,
PINK u dark mar"n. The dress is Law
'sh'' drap''d with Valenrie mes lace and
II made with V shaped neck fiIle' IN with
embroidered tulle: the sleeves are n, #. ,t
SILK and lace, and are finished ut the eIb,ws
| by lace ruffirs Th-. inne. edge of,b. hon,
"f the skirt has thick rucning made Of
white pink and maroon silk. pinked ont
~ The edges and plated togerher, the white
ruff" heing next to the skir,
An evening cloak is male nf rich bro
cade. II has deep woke and high rolling
collar of mb"iderd velvet; from the low.
'r e' z" Of the y ke fall tasseI irinees q, fine
JET These are at least halt a ward In den,b
The sleeves are verv large puffsfr m >hnul
qrrs to elbows with fitted cuffs edged with
sable The garment falls tn the feet and
Is finished down the frnnt and arou,d the
hem with fur; the co lar il fur lined and
NAV be worn standing or turned hack up n
the yoke
A handsome coilarette il made of three
rows Of lace. one falling below another
ihe upper rnw is attached IA collsr of
very soft. fine crppnn Frm the from, c,,y.
ners "f the collar are long scarf ends nftbe
"repon that cross nver the hust, rass under
the arms and meet At the hack with a how
with cops ne rly three quarters of ward
long, and ends that just clear the hem Of
the dress
An "pera hood is made nf white nlpsb
t"u n'"'Ss p-Tri'u-- <z.s tl.. haaa eau.s,.,.
N.Y. Is edged with spft white fur and ~.
cape, which extends well over the s,,,r,-
'rrs' hiss similar trimming. An enorm
'"s h'w "f snf' ribbon is ses an the ton ~
ne hood just hack of the brim ano,he, il
y the hack "f the neck. and the tbird f.,
u" fr''nt wits tie rit.bpns with l,,. o,a.
Long capes ID velvet are lined with
right tridescent satin. Some of, new
APPS have br caded iiniass. asbrrs b,v.
cn silks. with the new warp nrsnsins a,
s. 'oPnlar and ,ttrActive.-Nep Var.
edger
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
The Baltimore Weekly Sun.

The Weekly Sun publishes all the news
m a"h week, givin c c'mplete accounts !
oil events II interest throughput the world
\s an Agricultural paper the Weekly SUI.
Is unsurpassed Ii is edited by writers %,
practical experience, VIII know what farm.
ing means aud what farmers want in an
agricultural journal II contains regular
rrpnrts "f the w"rk of The agricultural ex.
eriment stations drought the country, %,
the pr 'ceedings oi farmers clubs aud insii-
suites, and the rus>ion nf new ,nethSi-
and lea In agriculture. It's Market Re.
prts, Poultry Department and Veteriuar,,
c'lumn are full and Complete. Every is.
SUI c"nt ,ins S;"rie-. Poems. Hou-ehold and
fuZZle Columns, n variety ufinterrsting and
Instructive selected matter and nther f.-a
'ure>, which make il n welcome visitor in
city and cpuntry homes alike.
'bne dollar year. Inducements To get
'ers mp of Clubs for the weekly sun. Botf.
the Daily and Weekly Sun mailed free ni
u stage in the United States, Canada and
hexico Payments invariably In advance
A"hress A >. ABELL COMPANY,
Publishers and ProprietOrs. Baltimore, Md
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
Homely Hints fer the Farm Hou..v;..

!" h"s hang fannrls out o4 ,,m,rs IN
"etz'ng weather. r they will shrink
pinch oi hakinS soda will ,s,en -. =
n adarhe-always when the ,r mil. c,,nos
IL N The stomach
Keep the sup kettle always tightly 6. 9
nd, lest ths aroma of The s,un escs, r;,,
he stem W."
\ hah c"id Is arrested If taken after III.
nrst snet ze by snRAang the fymes of sn;,;,.
Z" ""mrh"r M the nose
x nsh. I'd hands -. e.-,.- -,
T'-H q eprrme'l after washing them. :.
Keep them covered when IN a cid WIN,
n : W's'r 80 I'm" !" iron fi.nnels, nna.,.
' " "' >''cki g. 'e'.side shri' sinr them =
they are 3 w o'en 'a.'ar,..
." ''e T.r' h'-E'auins Il >4.;.,,, - s,ie |
b. ~-c'' %! he =. n-:cg La ,rt,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

Chief Judge John NJ. Robinson
of the Maryland Court of Appeals
died at Annapolis about noon Jan
nary IA, 1896. of neuralgia of the
heart. Judge Robinson was sixty
eight Years of age and was lawyer
of distinguished ability. His death
removes from the. bench the last of
the judges elected in 1867.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
An Eloquent Tribute.

We are Indebted To Mr. Igns T. MattipgI
Tor the following extract frunI a recent t.:
ture OF Prof Dodge.-Eds. BEACON.
Prof Lee Davis Lodge. of Colum
ban University, Washington city
delivered remarkably entertaining
lecture on December 21st on the
work Of Catholicity in the general
civilization of the world Amono
other points of interest DIR. Lodge
said:
1T would be difficult to over
estimate the Importance of the his.
torlc function performed by N.
oa'h"lIc Church during the Md
die Ages.
She unified the education Of
Europe.-The instruction of youtb
was cast In molds of her make. She
was the conservator of the learning
culture and civilization of anti.
qulty. She was the ark in which
were preserved the forms of litera.
tnre when all Europe was subm.rp.
ed beneath the surging tide of bar
oar'sm. She lifted her egis above
the poor, the weak and the helpI.ss
'''' 0v ve"rru rnr ovyI-uurr,,,,
ed taxpayer and the extortiops of
the emperors.
"She strove to transform tn. |
barbarian hordes who had poured |
IKE an invading flood over the |
sunny plains 0f GauI and italy into
citizens of the common wealth of
"od. She held up before the mnl.
t'tude high ideals of Christian yis.
She sought to fire the heart with
NOBLE ambitions, to enrich the mind
with the culture of past centuries
ma to lift the life TO a plane of !
Otter activity.
her history during this oerion :
made rrsplemdant by the be,...
.,e"s OF many sanity character =
'ne 'nre~ the whole weight of he,
rtat influence on th, s,da or -
=" "rder and civilization. VIII,
'ese were engaged in death s;r,s
,e win the forces of barha-;s,
men "islntegrafiOn was evervwbar :,
Sc the ''ath"i'c Church was str;, ="
e 10 migrate the tbough, -
e ana the culture "f Europe ;.
ore 'ha" 'hIs. within the bo.',r, e
sp'" e. nrrh l's'lf. The pri,.cinie. -
s"''-e1V rrment were all
very considerable plav. F. %
mon As of I'll, Oh er w.,,'.I
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
COLLECTORS SALE
Or A HOUSE AND LOT IN LEONARD
TOWN DISTRICT.

Bv virtue of authority vested In me- as
Collector of State and County taxes fs
the Secpnd C,ilrcfi'n Distric, uf ST Nary1
ca .niv. Stale of Mnrylnnd, fr the years
1892, 1893 AMI 1894. " II "ff..r tor s. ba
pu"iic auction q, the highest bidder c
CASH. At tn. Court House d"or ia Leona-d
town, on
TUESDAY. February IL, 1896,
hsfwsen- hours of 12 m and d. M.
tue hih'~ing real estate rb wit:
o"e trsrt ~ parcel # land called
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

The Republicans Of the U. s.
Senate have determined to support
Senator Frye. of Maine, for Presi-
dent pro tenn OF that body. He
would preside during the absence
of the Vice President.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

In the distribution Of committee
ships In the House St. Mary's has
thus far received but one appoint
ment, viz: Mr.. Chesley who is
sixth on the com mittee on Elections.
All the House Committees have,
however, cot vet been announced
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

Florida farmers are going heavi-
ly into the cultivation of the iades
Of tobacco that are produced in
Cuba. The soil Of the State is said
to be excelIently adapted to the
purpose.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

IN the Circuit 'nu { fr st Mary's cnun
ty, No ia Petitions
The Collector having made report of
this sale io this Court, hgether with all
The proceedings had in relation thereto,
and tie same having been examined and
appearing to he currrcr, all persons inter
rsred ia id sale are herery warned b. be
and appe'r b,-fIre this COurr on ar before
the 3rt day "f February. 1895, to show
Cause, II any they have, why ne said sale
should not he ratified ami Confirmed: and
u rs further atjrdg. d aud ORDERED thus 18Th
dty mf Dec-rn1r. 1898. by the Circuit
'"nrt for 81 Nrry's county, that >aid sale
made an rep 'rted, be- ratified and cnn
hrmed, unless cause ID The c.lntrary he
sh' 'wn on or before the said 3ri d ~ of
+. brusry. 1876. provided copy nf this or
der be puh'I~hei once n week fp- fur sue
ce>sive weeks prior iO The said 3ri day If
rebriar', 1898. IN the ~ Nary B AEON,
Newspaper published in ST Mar, 5
'riunty
PARRiN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
Jan 2. 1896 Az.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

The talk OF war between Great
Britain and Germany has some
what subsided but great activity in
Erglish navy circles continues.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

Speaker Sydney Z. Mudd, who
has been quite sick, is out again and
attending to his duties. We hope
he will continue well and prove a
thorn in the side of the bigots Of
his own party who strove to down
him because of his religious belief
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

A coalition of Populist and Re-
publicans will control che Offices Of
the u. ). Senate.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
The Duck and
Oyster Supper

Given by the Chapt:co Hall Ass citation
will be held at the Hall
TUESDAY, January 20, 1896.
The menu will consist If all the delicacis
nf the Sc 'sUn. bTh land and water, dis
pen ed by an Efficient b. ,arh of lady man
agers. rhe supper will be follnwe bs q
dance, which Is Ia be g. s'cial event "f the
seas'n Admission To both supper aud
ball SO cents.
Jan. 16-2tx
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
AT THE
DRUG STORE.
LEONARDTOWN,

You can buy all the ingredients necessary
for picking, such as
Green Ginger, White Mustard, Celery Seed, &c
and are sure of securing the best quality q,
n reasonable price
- Prescriptions carefully and accu
rately cnmpounded--Dr A. JACK SPALp.
ING giving his personal attention 10 the
business Aug 17-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

The sbnve "escrih-d lands comprise wha,
70 known ~ the DiIiahsy farm, { rmrri,
hel"neing to ia ms Dlllahsy. dec. .-.s.-d
and later Ia J"hn Parsons. deceased
The improve nen's c,nsisi ufa fine FIR M
DWELLING Hf all the necessary our
IbUtiDIN'iS rhe pr,p+r', is si' ar-d in
ihe Sri election district Z 81 Ma.yIc un-
y, ON the road leaiing from ihe Leonard
fw"->t -J.s-ph's stage r .ad to Pars,n's
ll. Is ah'ut hire. mites trnm Le mart
u rn nd IL cn,ven,.nt I" chur .heS.
sci tris. &c l. All iD> he lands III -
rhtmpN'", ii II steven. Nrs sarah VI
Gry y-n~eli aad others. a"d has il
ve4 large Quantity of MEADOW LAND.
ch makes il ''ne nf IN, finest iar.ns in
ths4 cnuntv E'r stocK raising II presents
n ire opportunity TO sh.ss.. W shing Ia pur
ch II de 'sirsshl- real estate.
RNS OF SALE. as ptescribed Ivy the
moi gage, Cash.
JOHN Fl PARSONS,
Ex'cut"rt i"rtgager.
Jo F MORGAN. Attorney.
pn Q. 1895 hs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
1896. THE SUN! 1896.
BALTIMoxE. MD.
The PAPER OF THE Pc PIE,
FoR tue People md WITH THE PEnpIr.
1896
Honest IN Motive.
Fearless i Expression

honest IN Motive.
Fearless Expressinn
sound ia Principle
UHswrrvins III its allie lance L.
Right theories and flight Practices.
The sun publishes all the news all ths
time, but II d'rs not allow its Columns u,
To-: degraded hy uucl.rn, imm RAJ ar pur,.
~ -rnsuinIn,i matter.
Eiit'riaIly, the sun is the 'onsIsten; an
unchanging champion and defender of pop
niar rights aud Interests against loliticai
'nschi"'.> and mon"pulies ui every char,c
'er Independent in all things. extreme il.
nome IL II t'r gnd laws, guoI govern
IN n aud g'sri order
by mail Fifty Gents a month, Six ID l.
lars year.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
WANTED:
a bright Boy or Girl In this

and every t.wn Ia the vicinity where there
IN n'd already an agent TO sci, the Nec
York Ledger, Americas Greatest Story Pa
per, bs the week, and act as ag Mt, MAX
Ing cents on every copv s0ld Nochsrgr
made for uus,ld cOpies No Possible Risk.
For full particulars call at the Office Of th 10
Taper
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE

In the matter OF the sale of a tract of land IN.
no election district. assessed in the sth cleo
ton district, in the name OF William Ws1eIl
guardian. made and reported by William w.
and county taxes
IN tue Cireuit Court for So. Mary's county.
No. l13 Petitions
1T Inc Collector having made a report OF this
SAFE 10 tnis Court. together with ali the pro-
ceedings had in relation thereto and the same
having been examined and appearing 10 be
Sorrect, all persons interested in said sale are
hereby warned To be- and appear before this
So9rt Sse.i on or before the 3rd day OF February.
49,. 70 show cause IL any they have. why tSs
said sale should not be ratified and CON- med.
anu u Is further adjudged and ordered this 18th
gay oi december, lsai by the Circuit Iyourt for
81 Aary's county, that said sale made ana re-
ported, ne ratified and confirmed. unless cause
o .ne contrary be shown on or before the said
srn day OF February. lss6, provided copy OF
s.,e snis ofder DE published once q week for four
successive weeks prior tb the said 3rSi day az
Feoruary, lsS. IN the ST. Mary's BEACOx. n
nes sspaBer Pnoiished in 50. MaryNs county
Jan. :, lSe5-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

La The matter of the sale of a tract ofIap
~ ls' election distri assessed in name of
nixon Cough ard sister, made and report
ed hy William w Cecil, Collector State
ma County Taxes for the y-ars 1892 -9s-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

m0RTeAeEE's SALE
H Z AL ES FATE
IN THE
And Election District Of Sc. xary's Co.
DY vIrtne ~ mortgage with power of
~ sale csnsainei therein from George w
Leverage aHd r. Efsma Leverage, his
wife. to William ) Cop.age, dated on the
18th da' e August, 1893 and rerpried in
LibtrJ r r No 10. G.Iio 46S &c one Of
the land recssrds of 81. M4ry's county, the
undersigned, mnrgag e, will sell at public
auction, a the Court House door in Lem
ardiown. ON
TUESDAY. January 2sth, 1896.
a. "'clock. r. NJ. all that tract or parcel
"f land called and kn'wn ny the name ui
PART GREAT MILLS"
wing and eing in the Second Election
District If ST. Mary's county, Maryland,
Containing
5s acres, ! rood and 37-5s square
perches,
and bring the same land which the said
Ge'rge w Leverage obtained fr,m vii
liam =. Coppag'' and w,f,. ny deed date.
"n he ii d.y 'f August. 1SSS. recorded
IN Liter j. + + No 10, f,Ii" 467, &c. one
II The land recprds If 81 Mary's unity
The improvements cnnsist Of a Dwell
LING and the necessary our BU I'D
iNoo. and the 81 u is g's'd and adapted to
the stapie crops nf the county.
TERMS 'sF SsLE. as prescribed in
the mortgage. CASH
WILLIAM S COPPaGE.
~ Mortgage
DAsL c. HANMErT, Attorney
jan =. 1896 ts.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

THE mill at 81 Clements Bay. will he sold or
4 rented upon liberal terms. apply to
RIcHARp y. GARHEB. Nflestsywn. I'd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
JOSEPH n. MILBURN,
Contractor and Builder,
Is prepared TO furnish at all times
IUWREQ SASH, DOORS and
FRAMES Of all Sizes,
Atthe VERY L0MEsr ewaCEs

atthe VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Virginia flooring. $12 To s16 per NJ =
Georgia 4" $1s Ia $25 I" NJ
Georgia framing (heart) al SIS to $22 Der
VI, according to length
Laths $2 rer thousand, delivered at Leon
ardt"wn or River Landings.
Terms Cash on delivery. All orders
promptly attended To
Shingles. .6x20cyp At $3.50 to $5 per VI
North Carolina Barn plank. $14 SO per VI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
geE Advertisements.

Fresh Cabbage just received at
Yates Bros.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
Notice to oebto1

rarsies indebted 90 =. z Weir ar
fr Jshn !. vieri necex.f tes
US o-,r Rssse
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
NV B0NDSMEN ARE
AFTER NE.
TN AFTER YOU.
READ THIS:

Fidelity AID DErosrr Co
OF AARYLAS
BALrfa"R- II. 18 1S9a
Mr. j w WILLIAMS. DRUM CLIFF
MD-DEAR SIR. AS the p,IIIic4i c.nn
plexhIn "f your Bard ot C.'usts Commi.
siohers has chsasset. we w"uld ask YOU o..
Immediately use ever, effort in your power
% cnllect- all outstanding taxes and pa,
the. same over tn the Treasurer of yuu,
cpunty.s as 10 relieve u "f your bpnd.
Yours verv truly,
THos L BERRY,
Auditor.
Unless hack taxes are pai At once
NUT and will callert sccr,rii 81 law.
JOHN W. VII II NJ,
Nov 29-2mt Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16
PART ORCHARD LOT.

situate in the village nf Leonsritsyn inn.
pn'ved h u house. &c
'T 9 much therssf ~ may b.s nec,.-ss,y ,o
/ satisfy the Siab- and ,nuu.y taxes dus
there"n as followa.
To State Tax for 1872 esa
:. commission on same, 6
~ commission on same. III
interest from January l. 1879,
To State Tax for lsa3 a
10 y commission on same NJ
commission on sama IL
Interest from January l. 1894.
To State Tax for lsa. "a
"Co,,r,1 commission on same. !0s
:" . commission on same
Interest from January 1, 1895.
The ab we land is situated in the 2r,
-lecti district "f st Mary's county, St.tg
al MarS!and. and il assessed in the nam
:" HeIry Thompson, and will be s,l,
oy the undersigned. or 81 much tbere
nf as NAV he necessary, under aud by vir
tue nf the authority vesiei in m- bv Aca
of Assembly nf Maryland, PASSED NJ Ian
nary SESSION, 1874. hapter 4S3. and m,
pr"cet-ds applet Ia the payment of ,h
abnve taxes for the years nam..d with inJ
feresf and costs due and % boom. du1
un Ter this sale
JOHN W WILLIAMS,
Jan 16, 1S96-tst
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

EXECUTOR Or xoaTeAaEE's SALE
DESIRABLE ESTATE
NEAR LEON N&RDrowN ND.
DY virtue nf tie pIwer of sale cont ,i,,ed
~ IN mUrt sage frnm john ii Parsons
Snd EmRa VI Pars ms. his wife, and
James PaTspns tO Sarah A R,nd bear
ing date ri the twenty-sevenih day of Feb.
rusrv, 1890. and rt-cnrded am ,Dg the land
records uf II Mary's c,unty in Liber ]. F.
r. N" IL. E'Iio 4SS. &c the under ign-d.
Executor "f the said mo gee, will Sill ai
public auction. at the Court House dnor
in LeOnxr town, ON
TUESDAY, January as, 1896,
at $50 orlpck, p. m u that farm, tract
nr parc.l IT land descrihd n a c,av-y
"a ~ laid mortgage, calle ami known "a
FEEBuRG,
containing 81 Acres, more or less;
PART wrNsTERDAM,
containing 2s7 Acres, more or less;
and
PART ST. GILES.
containing so Acres, more or less.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

THURSDAY Morning, January 16.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

we ARE Indebted Ia Mr.. Igus T. Mattingly
Tor the following eAtract frum N RECENT -
tuTc of Pruf. DOdge-Eds BEACoS 'N0-
Evening star., 1896-09-23
lrM]E COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

Offers complete courses In Literature and Science,
leading to the degrees Of "A. h. and Il. s. new
and in this school two special scholarship are of
fered. Entrance examina tions will be held at the
University September % and -.
FACULTY. ...-
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, PHI. d., IL. D.,
REV. ADUNIRAM ]. HUNTINGTON, d. D.,
Professor OF Greek
REV. SAMUEL. II. SHUTE. d. D.,
Emeritus Professor of English and Anglo Saxon
JAMES HOWARD GORE. PHI D.,
Professor of Mathematics and Secretary OF the
Faculty:
HOWARD L. HODGKINS PHI. D.,
Professor of Physics
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PHI. D.,
Professor OF Political Philosophy.
REV. JAMES MacBltiDE STERRETr, D. D.;
Professor of intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
CHARLES Z. MUNItOE. PHI. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry.
ANTONIO NJ. SOTEIDo. ILL., d.,
Professor of Spanish
WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE,
Professor of the Fine Arts.
HERMANN SCHoENFEI.D, PHI. D.,
a Professor Of German.
MARATHON MONTROSE RAMSEY, A. NJ,
rrofsssor Of Konanre Ianguagss ages
Professor of English and Anglo Saxon.
CHARLES c. SWISHER PHI D.,
Acting Professor OF History.
FELIN FREEHOLD, c. T..
Acting Professor of Civil Engineering.
LECTURERS.
HON. WILLIAM l.. WILSON. IL. D.,
American Economic Legislation.
HON. JOHN W. POWELL, IL. D.,
The History of Culture.
OTIS r. MASON, PHI. d.,
The Origins of Culture.
The Dean will be at his Office daily from 10 to /.
For catalogues address
ROBERT H. MARTIN Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
T@IE GOlWMB 0AM UNIVERSITY
TME LAW SCHOOL.

The Hon. WALTER S. cox. IL. D., Dean
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of COlumbia),
Professor Of the Law of Real Estate, of Contracts
and of Commercial Paper.
The Hon. JOHN NJ. HARLAN, Ii. d.
associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
United States,
Professor Of the urisprudenee Of the
United States Of the Law Of Domestic Relations,
Of Personal Property and of Torts.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII. D
Sometime Assistant Attorney General Of the United
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common
Law and Equity Pleading, and of the Law Of
Evidence and the Jurisdiction and Practice
OF the United States Courts.
The Hon. DAVID J. BREWER Ii. D.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States),
Professor Of the Law of Corporations.
Prof. G. II. EMMOrT, IL. NJ.
(of the Johns Hopkins University.
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
HENRY F. DAVIS, IL. NJ,
Coumbiaj
Lecturer the History of Law.
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Esq.
(of the Washington Barr,
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Coluinbia,.
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
and Practice.
The Hon. BENJAMIN BU'rrERwORTH
Sometime United States Commissioner of PatentS),
WILLIAM c. JOHNSON, IL. NJ,
tof the Washington Bari,
Professor of Legal Cateci.ctics, Conmon-law Prac-
tice, and Judge Of the Moot Court.
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PH. D.,
ProfessoE OF, on International Law.
MELVILLE CHURCH,
Profess Of the Law of Patents
COURT OF APPEALS.
WILLIAM +. MArTINGLY,
HENRY E. DAVIS CHARLES w. NEEDHAM,
Associate Justices.
ROBERT IL. MARTIN, Secretary.