The morning times., 1896-11-01
University Notes.
COLUMBIAN.

number OF advanced students in the Cor
curar Scientific School DR.. II. L; Hodg
kIns has recently established an adraII. a.
course on the theory Of equations DR.
HuugkinS has also added 10 the department
OF physics three invoices OF apparatus
which auI!iiinns make tie physical Libord
tory one Of the best equipped in the city.
Dir. Otis T Mason has recently issued m
Important paper on "A study of III.
PcupIin5 OF America" This paper is u
be uScu ny the class of political puIiosoph,
in connection with their study of civiliza
tion.
AIR George R. Stetson. the wellknow.
phiianinTupiSt, has promised 10 lrcburc mex
week 10 the department of political phil
osophy on The tallacieS OF STATISTICS
Dr. James Howard Gore, PHI. D., profeS
sor of mathematics, ana Hon. Thomas vii
son ot the National Museum, have hear
eppulnted by Secretary Olncy United State.
Commissioners to the International ENpo
-sition, TO he opened in BrGSSeIlS April -
1877 The United States Will send To thi'
exposition an exhibit equal 10 the IN,
sent la Paris. Ii Will he collected by tn,
commissioners, and III addition to ii Wi!
be special collection Sent from the tn
reau uf animal industry, and strong eff
Tort WIN bt made TO get the American hog
aSdln on the GeTin,ln market. In ne ia
tereSi of Immigration Il unique exhibit wi!
be sent, consisting OF soils OF the different
States and Territories, and u chemh'a
lis or the products.
Tie sen or class OF the college perfected
tneiT organization last week by tl!, election
Va <tiN l'IGaHN sIE OH ltGrS. PRESIDENT, Alr
FincSel: vice president. Miss Kelly. sccre
tarE, MisS kelton, treasurer, MIR. BrOadus
poet, Miss Ross. historian. Miss Cplun
pIophct, Miss BidGiS; and sergeant-at arms
MI. l.ob.hsun. \ Committee consisting n
Miss BIddis, Miss Ross and Mr. Broadus was
also appu utcd To tender a petition 10 the
IarAiiy requesting them To have the cap and
poWh confined to the senior class. Though
lne iac':!tl has not vet acted, u is expected
mat ITS CcC!Sion viii he in favor of the
ieniorss The class is also making arrange
Tor IL. lti.
orange and brown
The c. T. NJ. Dramatic Club met last week
10 make arrangements Tor beginning work
Immediately, in order tc have performance
Ready for the Christmas holidays.
The Cchate scheduled for the Debating
EOc.cty az The law school for the Hlgllt OF
November = is: Resolved. That trusts ani
monopOlleS as whole are injurious agents
10 the Ioed states The speakers FOR the
affirmative are MrSSrS. Handy, FulE and
Bower, and Crusar and k.efer for the mega
tive.
the students of the law school are doing
unusually good work this year, as shown
By the number of new CisSSes that have
been formed. They meet u nightly sos
EionS al the Academy on VI street, which
has been lighted and arranged for their
convenience.
a number of the law students left
the latter part Df tire wrrE for their homes
m, iouJhalI feTru. wHicT has recently
been formed, is strictly college team. and
from The present prospects II Will do some
good work, as IL is composed of excellent
material, aud stronger than ever before.
CATHOLIC.
The acting rector, Dr. Garrigan. viii
open The course of Sunday sermons today,
after tile vCSprr service.
Thursday morning = solemn requiem mass
WAS CelrDratcd IN the Divinity Chapel Tor
of the university, Col. P,1rick o'Brien. of
New orleans. As has already been stated
in The Times. Col o. Irien left to the
university the sum of Sl5O,00o for the
endowment Of three chairs. Ii Is not Vet
known what chairs VIII be established a Gd
no action VIII he taken in the matter
until tie university authorities confer wItE
the deceaScd's brother, bat il is understood
That the new departments VIII be made IN
MCAiahun HaV
Archbishop ChaDelle has been spending he
past week at the university.
Rev. J. c. kerby. who has been guest
OF the university for the past few weeks
VIII sail next week for Europe. Father
kerby Is distinguished licentiate of %
and since receiving his diploma al this iuSti-
luton has been studying AT the University
or Lourun. fitting himself for the char
OF ecpueIn!cS, To which position he has been
appointed. He VIII spend this year at
Luura!n. ana receive his degree, returning
here next summer To enter upon his new
dulles at the university.
Tneoolrs. .,,r public -. .lr,; will he opened
ne thursday 10y Judge william c. Rob
lI-sa4.., TGen lac Will speak ON Religion
As a Social Source" lncsc lectures :f5. -,
be given every Thursday At : 30 o'cluck,
auu IN addition To them "A special course
has been arranged, which will be parlicti-
larry Interesting. because IL Will treat Of
an important theme. and VIII be given by
the highest authority III America on the sub
JeCJ. This is the course of Social Eco
nuiniC~," 10y the Hon. Carroll D. Wright,
EIvcUeEsry NJ uElar afternoon at 1 i5 'ciork
~ the Es>.inhly room of MCNahon Hall
Eoth @I these lecture courses are open To
The examinations in French and German
FOR candidates for adra need degrees in the
school "f philosophy VIII be held in pr.
from 3 - > p. III.
In the school Of social sciences DR..
Shahau Is lea1Tng on Roman law, Dr
Rocker on social ethics, Judge William
Polly on history OF law.
Mr.. I. MrTigh VIII represent the uni
IeT>iiE IN the Georgetown TniVcrSitv'S
field meet. in Putting the sixteen pound
shot.
Next Saturday, according to rule, a solemn
TeGuIem mass VIII he celebrated in the
Divri;y Chapel for all departed bencfac-
tors Of the university.
DR.: Edward L. Greene is now putting
lhc iiulSi. lHg touches to part j. of EIS
Prionla IN order Ia. have the volume M
pear the latter part Of next month TIin
q. ei1f mas also been engaged IN Cataloguins
an invoice uf 300 species IF plants frTin
South America. which he has rrc,IfiI.
purchased Tor his herbarium.
HOWARD.
President Rankin has r, Surned the Shakes
peare class in the theological department,
1Et pi:ly Instruction now gwen by him here
htCidNS Is IL present Reading JElIUS CacSar
Father Stafford of ST. Tatrick'S Church
has promised TO give at an early date n
Zee uTe Z" the students on either Hamlet or
Macbeth. -
An innovation recently started in the
university is n Sunday song service to bp
hela every Sunday evening in Minors
nan, from y. 80 TO 80 p. m: This new
feature WIS introduced by the matrou
Mrs; l. B. Moore. Last Sunday President
Rankin was prescntand delivcrcdana address
on The Social Element in Sacred Song
ana the singing, which Wis Of several va
rieiicS, was all Of a Sacrcd nature
Tne EnrcEa Society held - wcll-attended
meciinS FRIDAY evening at which an inter-
eS ing Program WAS rendered After Srv-
eral readings he usual debate took place
the subject discussed being, "RcSdlynd.
iaia scientific education is of III ore service
than - classical one - The afrirrnatfy-n
side vas Supporl ed by G Chapman and the
negative hy Robert Ewcll
All the students have taken the greatest
Interest in the mock congress. Atthe meet
ing Friday evening scycnty y-fiye members
We're m attendanCr and In regular workof
the club began. The Spea kers as aprointpd
by the committee is u. $ Murray and the
gold and silver question was Discussed
me loptball game which Howard was 10 |
play win the PENNSYLVANIA boys has been
declared OFF Howard. however will nlav
Two games with the Annapolis team. and |
VIII meet Il team irom Princeton on De- |
Cember 2i
The Livingstone Missionary Society met |
On ftluaE Tor the installation of new off |
GERS. After the officers had taken their !
pltces tWo Interesting papers were read; |
gin. \ nth or firowthand Extent ni Missions :,
aud the second bv e Tart on "a n,eri,n,