The morning times., 1896-11-22
COLUMBIAN.

81, Prof William g. Johnson, who has been
and resumed his duties.
The debate Scueduieu ior the Debating So
ciet y OF the law'school for November 2S Is,
Resolved. That the graduate income tax
in the United states,is Just, equitable and
ported by, ]. +. Harris, A. NJ. Fulk and
W. a. Mitchell, wniie GeOrye r. Limkins
and W. r. Kirk will speak for the negative.
The Enosenian Society at its meeting
Friday afternoon discussed the question.
''Resoived. That the I ni,yd StI;es GOVERN
ment should be more aggressive in foreign
were Messrs Hays and Harlan for the
affirmative, and Messrs Hobsou and Hoover
for the negative. Both sides were well sus
tanned.
The series Of lectures on Naval Law and
Naval Courts,' delivered by Lieut.. Charles
II. .Laucheimer, LII: NJ. LII D., Colum bian
University, at the Naval War College. dur
ISSUED by the Government Printing Office
Mr.. w. A. Case, NJ. s., '95, f.ls juHS
entered Johns Hopkins University ior ins
Mr.. Z. r. Moves, of the Corcoran Scientific
School, has beeL appointed chief chemist
in the United States Naval Museum of
Hon. Guy Underwood. who has been
stumping for Mckinley in the State Of
Ohio, has returned to the university and
resumed his duties as editor Of the Colun.
bian Call.
A class is now forming in the Corcoran
Scientific School To take course of in
struction in assaying gold, silver, and
other ores. As soon as the required NUM-
ber viii enter the class work will begin,
and the instruction VIII be directed by
assayer OF the Bureau of the Mint.
Mr.: l.. NJ. Ellis, OF the Corcoran Scien-
tific School, has just returned from Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he has been advocating
the single standard from the stump.
GEORGETOWN.
Rev. John G. Hagen, S. J., professor
of astronomy in the college, who has been
travelling abroad for the last two months.
viii soon sail for America. When Father
Hagen sailed for Europe, he took with him
was exhibited at the Chicago fair. This
fine instrument was purchased by the
German Province of the Society OF Jesus,
and Father Hagen has been engaged
lasticate, in Valkensburg, Holland He
las also attended two International scien-
tific congresses, one at Frankford and the
other at hamburg.
The Morris Debating Society at its meet
ing tonight will discuss Resolved, That
Wall street is indispensable TO the best
will be Mr.. George Kerrigan, law, for
the atfirrnative, and Mr. Edward Tobln.
MIR. George Earles viii read an essay on
Environments and the Poet
Much interest i now manifested by the
rhiiodemics in regard to the de1ators for
daIes for speaker are: Joseph Sullivan,
80; Tmothy Walsh, ~: Joseph O'Dono-
of dcbators viii take place at the first
meeting Of the society in December.
Father Brcnek-r. professor of philosophy.
o. is rIk!ng n coliec,lonof philosophical works
Tor the pOst-gra duate library.
MesSrs. Riley. George Kerrigan. and
Edward Tubin, have recently entered the
graduate school for the degree Of fh. u.
owing 10 The great success of the little
drama, The Cpstart." recently enacted
by the juniors, "A movement is on foot to
rcorcaniZe the dramatic club i'll order that
several performances OF the kind may bc
given during the year.
The College Journal Will appear this
week. II will contain, besides other ar
iiClcs, 4 review of the life of the late
professor, Carroll ID. Boone, S. j.