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New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CITED FOR CAPTAINCIES.
EXAMINATIONS OF POLICE sERGEANTs TO
BE HELD MONDAY.

EXAMINATIONS OF POLICE SERGEANTS TO
BE HELD MONDAY.
The Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon or
dered the following members OF the Department to
anncar for examnato, for capta!ncies at 10 a m
Monday: Roundsman and Acting Captain stephen
O,R Rrien Detective Bureau; Sergeant George 3
Cbapnan OF Mercer-st. Sergeant John j. Har.ey
of Fifth-st: Sergeant Walter l.. Thompson. oil
Oakst. Sergeant Henry Freres OF Westchester
Sergeant William F. Kirchner. OF Eldridge-st; ser
qeant Michael Sheehan. of East One-hundred-and-
twentv-sixth-st ST.; Sergeant John NJ Okeefe' OF Mac
dougal-st. Sergeant Henry Steinkamp, OF East
Ei,,v-arst-st Sergeant Andrew J. Thomas. or west
Tvont,e,b-st Sergeant Robert Young. OF Elizabeth
6, . Sergeant William Dean. Of East Eighty-e'ehth-
et Sergeant Franklin u. Germann or ChareS-st.
Sergeant Francis J. Kear. Of West Inirt -sevsnr" ~
g, :. Sergeant Dennis j. Brennan or Nnurc ch-s;.'
corgoont lanes Casey of East Sixty-seventh-s.
SrSeant Norman Westervet, OF West one-nuh-
5ra5,bst Sergeant stephen Brann. OF west One %
hoIraa az NJ efty-second-st. Sergeant watson Nie-
Ionh,rc, ~ X ost Sixty-eight hist sergeant Jon,i
UerIihv of Eliridge-st.; Sergeant Cnalles ~ On y,
don ~ fremont: Sergeant Adopn nus =, q,
cn.roi Once: Sergeant Richard WASH; Oh FL IL
81 -fo,irt h-st: Sergetnt Wii.htn 10
rar ~ Madison-st: Sergeant Dahic' ~, - o.
- 0,S sin Sergeant John II. Grant OF W., w., y
,arad " a IA twenty -fifth-st. Sergeant 'on ~
.n y. -, Vulherrv-st and Sergeant ir.s hol.,s w.
Corw,ck Of Leonard-st number OF Wv ,a ,'rne
.,onad have been acting captains LOT su,' r,too
, ,irst,on will be tcd In the civil 'e'''0'
room, al the General Postorice.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
HOME NEWS.


FIFTH HAVENUE-Ex-Governor Samuel T. Hausef:
Of Montana and President William D. tucker Oh
Dartmouth College GILSEY-Alexander Graham
Bell. OF Washington. d. c. GRAND-Mator n q
Hasbrouck United States Army. HOFFMAN-Ex-
Postmaster General Wilson S. Bisseli OF buna,o
HOIJAND-Mr. de Knagenhjelm secretary Of the
Swedish Legation at Washington and Erskne NJ
Phelps, Of Chicago IMPERIA1~State senator
Myer Nussbaum of Albany. MURRAY Hill
State Bank Superintendent F. d. kiipurn, Oh AZ
hanv NORNANDIE-Judge J. Henry Metcalf. OF
CanandaieIa n Y WALDORF-Adjutant-Gen -Generai
F. A. McAlpin Alexandra Shaw, Of BaItmore, anu
Mrs George Hearst, OF Washington ID. C. WlND
Nfor+rool and Charles NJ HAYS general manager
OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
GEO. C.FLINT~CO.
49.45 A~o AZ WEST 23eST.
NEAR BROADWAY
EAcroaY: I54 AND Ise WEST i9~wsmeEr
THE DE MAS PICTURE SALE.
sOMH OF THE NOTABLE PAINTINGS TO BE
DISPOSED OF NEXT WEEK.

sOMH OF THE NOTABLE PAINTINGS TO BE
DISPOSED OF NEXT WEEK
The sale OF the paintings In oil and water co,or
OF the late VI i. II. de Haas " A. will be an affair
.of more than ordinary IN artistic circles II
10 he he'd a. alrea ly announced at the Fifth-aye
Art Galleries no 35s Fifth-ave. the evenings Of
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next The
managers OF the sale have issued catalogue which
makes an interesting souvenir. II contains a portrait
@, Mr. le Haas and brief sketch Of his life. and
IS Illustrated by a number OF -ngrav.ngs Of some OF
MS b,si-known paintings. among them being
Hound - sea" Heating - Wind1ard " Morning
on the East River" Getting Ready for the Days
Work" Thunder sqiall or the Coast and Boone
Island Light"
owing 20 the sudden death OF Mr. Dc Haas num-
her OF the paintings 10 be offered for sale remain
unsigned by him These examples, ho""Vcr pe"I
uuon tho front OF tho canvas the words by INC
b, ud Of N + II d- Haas. y \. am upon the r.
vcrso 4. a certificate FIaranteeing the picture 10
nov. hcen pain,ed bv Mr. do Haas The certificate
4. .,gnci hy tho temporary administrators OF MI lie
Haas estate ..,....
Among ,ho more important examples or the arus'
,ork witch are to b. disposed OF at ne coming sae
W. ..Thc RAPIDS Above Niagara Falls" "Sunse; at
s.torces,.- .Surf" Clear Afternoon Marble
hcai ..Ip-wlch BAY" after the storm. Running
Tor IIo,n-" Fog breaking. Menhadsn Doara'..
'.Moonrise on the Ocean" Late htternoon,
..1',s,ie pock "Massachusetts Coast setting
Noon" "Noonrise over Brookiyn: "a Kough pay.
Running Before ~" Wind. iLsh se1; ..c,,,@ a,
T,rrsg,rsctf. "SilT Brceze." "Becalined at me
0nicr Iarbor" After a Blow" Coast Of Holland
"-,l Rocks" and Dover castle
Aror IA. close OF this sale 10 more oL ;"t, 80 ".
tt.s uir,,res are lke,y - be I'm the market, save
rn,. md ,h.n when some Isolated painting ~ as
posed OF IN settling an estate
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THE JEWELLERS BOARD or TRADE.

The annual meeting of the New-York Jewellers
Board OF Trade took place yesterday afternoon at
No 70 Nassau-st. The following directors were
elected for the year 1898: Ira Barrows, t. "
Clerguo William A. Copeland. George T.. Fnhys
A. j. @. Hodenpyl. David Keller. A. Lounsbury
Samuel H. Levy. August Oppenhe!mer. Frank r.
Richardson, w. |. Rosenfeld. C. +. Wood and Leo
Wormser. The Nominating Committee elected is
composed OF the following: Louis Kahn Ira God
dard Adolph Schwob. Albert Lorsch Leopold Stern
Solomon l.ndcnborn and n. H. White.
The officers elected for the year 1895 the
as last year namely: President. A. ]. G. Hodcrpyl
first vice-president August Oppenheimer: second
vice president. Il. V. Clergue treasurer, David
Keller: secretary and assistant treasurer. Herbert
NJ COndit.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
HIS JOB WENT WITH HIS MONEY.
STEVENS SAYS HE LOST HIS PLACE BECAUSE
HE COULD NOT MAKE FURTHER LOANS
TO KNIGHT.


TO KNIGHT.
Collector Ki!breih gave hearing yesterday at
the Custom House the charges brought by
James ii. Stevens against Henry w. knight, a
gauger. Stevens. who lives at No. So Van Voor-
hees-st.. Brooklyn. said that he dismissed as
assistant gauger March 10. 1895. the
menda;lon OF Knight. He said he loaned money
to knight and even pawncd dia monds to get money
for Knight to keep his place. When his
money gave out, he said. knight had no further
use for him
The Collector asked him why ne did not
plain TO Special Deputy Surveyor Samuel NJ
Blatchford He sad Mr.. B.atchford had borrowed
from him. He was then asked why he did not com
pain TO Surveyor John c. MCGUIRE. and he said
he had cashed checks for Mr.. McCuire. The Col
iector said he would continue the hearing to-rnor-
Lawyer Ernest f. Fellowes who appeared for
Stevens. said that Knight got several hundred dol
lars from Stevens and had returned It. He
said the Grand Army of the Republic had taken
up the OF Stevens who retired from the war
with the brevet rank OF colonel. Stevens IL seventy
years old and quite deaf
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
MOFNT VERNON.

Troubles between the two Republican leaders eN-
Mayor Edward F. Brush and Colonel Johh +. Dry
ant in the First Ward. will be ventilated before
Just,ce Gaynor in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn
TODAY. An incident to be presented is the enrol
ment several weeks ago. Each ward ASSOCIATION
adopted a rule that one should be permitted 70
Iote at the primaries unless the applicant coud
make affidavit that he voted the Republican ucket
at the last election and would pledge TO support te
Republican ticket at the next election
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW -YoRK-TnURsDAY JAN. so. 1905
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw-YoRK-TnURsDAY JAN so. 1906
ARRIVED
swansea iS mdse to ArEen 60. Arrived at the
s.Sner Gaa.a qe panaorr Ro,,erdam ,s lam January ~
Lisbon o 5, Mehaes Il. Tl,.ir - am tayal g WITH
NOS @ ana %, -, s''s''s' i, p4 y N 'S ~ ''
AtsN,n II trn, t,s n- "G.t wschhntsen Gecstenund.
January Il ballast 20 Gust IIe)e Arrived az the Bar
STEAMER T.yotdaie lrrl Gordon Kobe November "A.
10 order. ,sscl 10 ! f1ylenours Arrived at the Bar
steamer Euclid u,ro Trenaman RIO J,neiro January
St Lucia - wth mase to iiusk q Je'ons Arrived
at tho Bar at $50 IN. 49,, ... ..,,,.
sugar Swift billings 60; vessel TO Funch Edge <
Steamer A'y'S GSes IN d, oven PORT au Prince January H.
Jeremie Il Jacnel 49, ANY cages H. Kingston "a ami
Ns's' Nss s, % SA ka4 s "ai at a. %r a, a5 % M For
steamer iien"y d.n COZ na,'n@ 'enuaiI D'n'si "1
"seos cS.A A'fi'4 II d e, s aa aF with ma.. to
steamer Roarot- Bear. NORFOLK with mds- and
steamer Buedelds Masnso Baltimore. with mise to
steamer iz7ie Henderson wluc's. Philadelphia. with
Ship l. schepp kendall. Hioso l2. days with mds- to
Lindsay Van Rensselaer,. vesci % / Chapman
ndsc to Ram Bros vessel to vernon II Brown CO.
sandy Hook. Jan 80. $50 p m-Wnd northwest. fresh
CLEARED.
Steamer II NJ whitney. Iialett Boson-H F Dnoot
cleaner Niagara Crocscr Nassau st Jago Cienfuegos
and l;uantanaIno~ James F. Ward & 60
steamer George pumols ,Nor. Fehrman Port Lhnon-
Steamer vousla Higgins Baliimore-H G Foucr.
steam'r Carthagia an d'p. France. Glasgow Austin
s,car r jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk Newport
stear Cottage cry Bennett. Portland. Me-Horatio
steam city ~ birmingham. Surg sava. nah-R L..
steam ,r Afre ,rr ,ia CNoO welhust. X rsston and
Monero Bay Kerr TO- ..,. o-,.... - w..
steamer Massap,ou, ,,0. bins ot,erdam. vr or -
s'car'er lcllian GD s. , FerAncn,a-sl SC,
''. s':s%:s s':s%:s r@as , ,.as.2ss,s, @e. Lam 4
steamer Excelsior sae2 Muller, rusnins Gus.
Bark ole Roe (Nor,. Gunderson. Brisbane. Australia
SAILED
Steamers Alps nr,. for Jacmei. Port au Prince. etc
etc: Minister Maybach cGer) Flushing; ii Monte New
orleans. carthasinan d'r. Glasgow: city OF Brmins
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
,S Nm% YaS ps. Gibraltar January 3d. anu Palermo
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, d'rl. b1cqaet from New-York
aay a%"Ssy so Is Tor '"'" passed the S'y Islands '""
IS % snSas H s fPs n%s fsn G% SSSy g.
Steamer st Cuhhert dlr. Fitzeerald. from New-york
steamer Turkish Prince dp Iiorg. s"lled from RIO
Manhattan Gl Davis. sailed from Belfast for
New York January -.
Steamer Thlncvaln Garl Bcrentzcn. New York
January !, arrived NJ Swiu"mund- January %
steamer Werra Fer, Pohle, from New-York - nuary
10 arrived Naples January -. =.
Steamer Riao rllr. Rippeth from Ncw-Y York January
o. arrived Gotnenhnrg Jfnuary -.
steamer MassasD ;Hr,. Murray. from New-York Janu-
airy -. arrived at Brsiol January 10
Steamer Mendoza OiO. Dickens from New-N Janu-
aiy H. arrived i.cith January 20
BrncUy nir). Lamb. for New York. sailed
Palermo January -
Steamer Mobile uir), Iayand, sailed from London for
January %.
British Peer tfir) JOnea. from Ncw-YOrl
at sydney. n w. January 30.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
DIR. HUBER'S RESIGNATION.

DR.. John u. Huber has resigned as physician to
Coroner hoeber, but will continue In ONCE until his
successor appointed. 1t Is sad that his resgna-
ton is due criticisms recently made by Coroner
Hoeber on DR.. Huber's connection With the case OF
lcutee 6ovnunGs -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
SATURDAY. FEBRUAR'

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4
rahn Br.ncn \ G LLOYD ........... 90 a 1000 a
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunris. 7:ii Sunset 5:i7 Moon 20
HIGH WATER TODAY
M-Snndy Hook S:i2 Gov Island S34 Hell Gate 10 27
PMSnndy Hook s:t4 Gov Island 00G Hell Gate 80
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TODAY
Vessel From. Line.
eig Bremen, Jan Lloyd
6Ais Jan
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
sArrRDAY. FERRrARY /.

L t-rnbrta-..-......L Liverpool Jan 23.....; cunart
sofia ......... Hamburg. Jan ~ 1....... Hamh Amer
t.inance ..... Colon Jan Columbian
PARIS. Southampton Jan 70 American
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY ..
Ia Nor-nante-.. .Havrs. Jan . .......,.... trench
D1,. - Ian ls......... Bristol CITY
II paso .... New orleans. Jan Morgan
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

Announcements
f. & ". CHICO. T.. E. W.
New Collars. AUSkERADA. New Coars
Cowperthwait's Reliable Carpets.
Choice remnants at the low prices Of wool and wages
10A West 14th Strsst
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

r. e ".
New Collars.
Evening star., 1896-10-02

The East Washington Republican Club
held a reception last evening to the lady
friends of the members and for two hours
and half listened to speeches by Geo. c.
Hazelton. b. H. Warner and J. r Du Bois
OF Pennsylvania The issues of the cam
paign We're clearly outlined and the points
scored received much applause Mr. Du
Bois kept the audience in 4 pleasant humor
by his many apt illustrations and his
quaint manner of gliding from one anec-
dote to smother. Mr.. Warner gave his
views from business mans standpoint.
Much of the enjoyment of the evening was
due TO the excellent music furnished. y
violin quartet, consisting of Messrs. Gam
brill, Turner, Shannon and Bayly, rendered
medley of patriotic airs. and at its con-
clusion THE Battle Cry of Freedom -
adapted TO present conditions, was sung by
Messrs. Barnes, Evans. Ward and Bayly,
the audience joining with enthusiasm in
the chorus. MsssrS. Ross, Beebe, Smith
and Scott sang a humorous song called
We VIII All Feel Sad for Billy, the Won
Gerful Boy The sentimental song. "Illi-
nois," rendered by the same gentlemen.
Was received with great applause. M.
Russell Barnes sang an original song, en-
titled Ohio" which was sung for the first
time and was well received.
Evening star., 1896-10-02
Prescription to every one who is having a family
taken directed, 1t works like q charm In con-

Prescription to every who is having family
taken Us directed, 1t works like q charm In con-
fnement."
C. Strong Of yron Ogle county H.. writes "As
am serding for your Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser,' l take this occasion to say that we have
used your family medicines and with good results.
My daughter was very weak and all run down.
We tried our local doctors. but they did not seem
to help her. Then we tried extract Of hops and
various other remedies. but she continued to grow
weaker. We commenced to give her DIR. Pterces
gan to improve and she IL quite strong and
able to work considerable. We gave her two or
three bottles, and think 1t saved her life never
had much faith in patent medicines but think DIFF
ferently in regard to Dr. Pierces.
Matt W. Eenable, esl. OF Mak.ns, Harrison Co.,
Mo-, writes: MY wife had neuralgia Of the stom-
ach for number Of years. tried all the doctors
in reach Of me- but they could lot do her any
good. They said the trouble could not be cured.
to what your .FavOrite Prescription would do.
Although rot once mcntOned as a remedy for neu
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out the medicine that would cure her So pro-
cured bottle in order to give the medicine a
trial. To utter astOnishment, one bottle cured
her Now she keeps the 'Favorite Prescription on
hand all the time and she hasn't had doctor or
a hired girl since. People have come for miles to
find out what cured her. and she always gets her
bottle and shows 1t to them
Women ought to possess the knowledge about
in DIR. Pierce's free book. The Peoples Common
Sens. Medical Adviser. 1t Is large volume Of
thousand and eight pages. with over three hun
dred illustrations and several chapters devoted to
the special physiology OF women In health and dis
ease; telling th"~' how to preserve health and
Evening star., 1896-10-02

George A Long. an engineer and general
mechanic. forty-four years old and residing
at 12 11th street southeast. had his hand
badly cut up this morning while saving a
log of wood with buzz saw. Long works
at John Kennedy's lumber yard. at South
Capitol and K streets. and attends to the
saw in his leisure moments, when not look
ing after the engine and other details in
trusted to his care. The log which he was
engaged upon required turning, and just as
he began that operation the saw struck a
Knot in the wood and dragged his hand
down upon the blade. He was taken to
the Emergency Hospital. where it was
found that he had sustained five severe
decorations Of the thumb, and these with
several smaller cuts. required fourteen su-
lures to put the member in shape. The
wounds were dressed by DR.. Lawrence 1t
appears that Friday is Longs unlucky day
as he got into two difficulties this morning
and In one Of them nearly had the second
finger of his right hand chewed of at the
joint by q man.
Evening star., 1896-10-02

SPECIAL COURSE IN PATENT LAW AND PAT
ENT LAW PRACTICE,
Conducted by Professors Benjamin Butterworth and
Melville Church.
The services Of the Hon. benjamin. Butterworth,
patent lawyer OF national prominence and fo,m
ly Commissioner of Patents have been secured for
series OF lectures on the patent statutes and the
general principles of patent law administered in
me Federal Courts and in the United States Patent
once and OF Melville Church, ESQ., member of
the Washington Bar, and specialist in patent law
Ior giving practical instruction in respect TO the
srsit nnwrltten law OF practice In patent causes.
mis- course in practice will cover period OF
elSht months, with two lectures sessions OF the
Moot Court each week.
degree OF Bachelor of Patent Laws will he con-
irfred upon those who able to pass a satisfac
tory examination at the close OF the term.
~, oniy graduates In law or members Of the bar will
Tuition for the course, $40.
as the siZ" OF the class must necessarily be lin
Ien In order that the cOurse-cspccially the Moot
Court prsctce-may he carried on effectively nppi-
Ihe thlrty-irst annual session OF the School Of
Law opens Wednesday September 30 nt 6
CLOCK pm. when announcements will be made
Tor the ensuing term
The Dean. Mr.. Justice Cox Will be present in the
reception Room at the University Building fiom
80 to o O'Clock pm. daily and after Sep
The courses on Federal Procedure and Equity
successive. AS heretofore. This will make IL prac-
ticahlc to combine the two procedures in the Moot
Court exercises
To facilitate instruction in Federal Procedure
be published in time for the op mig of the school
Catalogues giving the Of study. terms. ETC.
can be obtained at the book stores of w. II. Nor
risons Son l32G F street; Lowdermilk Co.. 1924
On application personally or by letter to
sel1-n ROBERT II MARTIN, Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-10-02

regular conditions at all periods of their develop
ment. The earlier editions OF this great book
reached the enormous sale of six hundred and
eighty thousand copies at S1.50 each The profit
this sale enables DR.. Pierce to print the present
edition OF half II million and send 1t out AN
ABSOLUTELY FREE GIFT to any who will
send y cents i'll 0-----o One-cent stamps
TO the COUPON ppnse of NAIL,
ING ONLY. This No. 1S2. book IS exactly
the same the o-----o book which was
sold at 81 so, except that this Is bound In strong
paper If French CLOTH embossed binding. is
desired. ten cents extra should be sent (3l cents in
alb. to Gefray the extra cost of this handsome
and durable binding. Send to Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo. y. Y, Of which boz
Pierce il president and do not fail to inclOse
in your letter the little numbered coupon printed
above.
Evening star., 1896-10-02
A LGap-Year Prize.
One Hundred Dollars Offered for
the Best Answer to a Delicate
Question.
SOME WOMEN ALREADY KNOW
THE ANSWER,

How far may a woman go in encouraging a
mum to propose marriage?' A great metropolitan
newspaper gives a prize Of q hundred dollars for
the best answer to this question. Some women will
laugh it; others will consider quite serious
y The brightest VIII see that the real
answer is pretty simple oae: The strongest. most
fetching sort of encouragement that woman
hold Out to maj kind Is the irresistible attrnc
tion Of Thorough wersniness; other influence Is
quite captivating; ether Characteristic Sd
awakens the deepest admiration of men and moves
them to expret 8 that admiration sincerely. 1t Is
Evening star., 1896-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
National University.
Incorporated by Special Act Of Congress.
Law Department.

FACULTY OF LAW.
,,, HON: RrcHxRD fLsisf,nii i. ALVEY.
Chief Justice OF the Court of Appeals Of the District
JAMES SCHOULER, IL. d.,
Boston. Mnss)
and Adminst ration.
HON. II. o. CLAUGHT0N, III. D..
tOf the Washington Bari
Instructor of the Senior Class, and Professor Of
Conlm' h-Law Pleading. Evidence, Equity, Juris-
prudence and Pleading, Commercial aud Criminal di
HON. JOHN GooDE
tof virEnia),
Lecturer Sn ON on the be, Law Ia of Crimes.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
rlct OF Columbia. Lecturer on Statutory Law.
EUGENE CARUSL IL. d.,
Instruct'r OF Junior Class. and Professor OF the
Law Of Rea. Property. Contracts. Negotiable In,
JACKSON H. RaLSroN. IL. NJ,
tof the washingtcn n Bar,
Lecturer on Practice and Judge OF the Moot Court
WALTER r. ROGERS III. M,
late OF the U. S. Patent oficc).
HON Lecturer n on Pa,s2t Law and rrastiss
JACKSON II. RALSToN,
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals
1896. in the college. so 18th northwest nj
Z pm, when the usual announcements w,Ii lie made
by the members OF the faculty. Glass rccitatIons
at 6:30 pm. as heretofore The mode Of instruc-
ticn In this school, which insures the active Iarticl
patton OF each member in the exercises during each
s.f sion OF his class requires that the membership
OF each class be limited. An early enrolment IS
therefore desirable The secretary can be at
except Sunday between the hours Df $50 n IN. and
$50 pm, until October 1. After that date the
Catalogue containing full information as to course
OF studies and terms be had upon application
at the book stores of Messrs. Lowdermilk * CO.,
142i street northwest: VIM. ii. Morrison, 1884 r
street northwest; John Byrne Co. l3z2 y streslt
northwest or tP1a apglicaion IN peTson or by let-
zel9-2w
Evening star., 1896-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
Georgetown University
Grounded 1881
SCHOOL, OF LAW.
FACULTY.
Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, ST.,
President of the University.

FACULTY.
Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, ST.,
,,.,,a. no? I| GES%y u. 3 sHS%S 5s Ip s;....
Hoa ee'SEHt %AM "a 4,HasK an RicAiRpseS
ad
asn 5ustes Of appsa: i the district
Of columbial. .,o,,, .u
on 1a
Hon. SETH sHErARD. II. p. ,....
associate Justice Court h of APPEALS OF Inc
Lecturer on the Law Of Corporations and Equity
Hon. ,Enr,11aM aYf''gf'esnfss r. Wilson. Ii. D.
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on the Law OF
Hon. LOUIS f. McCOMAS,
associate Justice Supreme Court OF the oS'r,e' OF
Lecturer on the Law q Contracts and the Law
and dats to a So he
Lecture. eaoHfn 90 Fsse. IL R Law and
R: D}Rstz Ross f!fss1ssg Feeding and 4as rFfitef Tf b.
Rev. w RENE HoLAISb. ST..
rA1LMxbGE sfS1s6fE 4. LxsRERr. SasHsfa AG H. D..
cHAhEFs hfitsFes 4. o. b65GLAkS SiS!I lsS' ESQ.,,
MICHAEL. j. COlIBERf. An,
Lecturer the Law OF Personal Property.
d. W. BAKER, AM,
Judge Of the Circuit Court and Lecturer on Ele-
mehtary Practice.
sCCURT OF APPEALS: Messrs. Tallmadge A.
Lambert. Job Barnard and Henry Wise Garnetf.
EXAMINERS: Messrs. J. Altheus johnson and
CLERK OF COURTS: Harry W. Hodges, LII. NJ.
SAMUEL NJ. YEsATMAN. AM,
ssfFsi.FAE e: s. Ats4. ~ Tifafsts'' II: %'s
Assistant Secretary.
The twenty-seventl, annual session Of the school @
Of Law opens WEDNESDAY, October Z. 1886,
mt Gao pm, in the Law School building. Nos
COG and eos street northwest, when the intro
ductory lecture will be delivered and announce
merits made for the ensuing term Present and
prospective students, alumni and all Others inter
estel cordially invited to be present. The sec
retary be at his office In the law build
ing daily from @ to p.m for Information; en-
rollmen., &c. Those proposing to connect them
selves with the school for the ensuing term are
requested enI oil their before the opening
night. and thus avoid the delay incident to thnt
}, c., sion.
Circulars giving course of study, terms, &c: can
be obtained at book stores Of W. Fl. Morrison s
Sons, 1928 F street northwest; Lowdermilk Co.
1924 r street northwest. and John Byrne & Co.,
1922 F street northwest, and at W. 8. Thompson
Drug Store. 703 18th street northwest. or on app-
cation personally by letter TO the undersigned
s. NJ. YEATMAN,
ee1o-3w Secretary.