Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Georgetown University

The commencement exercises of the
Georgetown Medical School will take place
at MetZerott's Hall reXt Thursday even
ing at o'clock. Thu rector of the univer-
sity and Prof. T. Morris Murray will ad-
dress the students.
The Immortality of the Soul was dis
cussed in the school of philosophy during
the week by Messrs. Walter s. Martin,
Howard Kelley and Charles Mcclure.
The public disputation of the philosophy
school will take place in CASTOR Hall the
end CT the month. The theses in anthro-
poogy will be defended by Mr.. Eugene
Dyer, against the objections of Messrs.
Roach and Vessel. Mr.. Monaghan Will
defend the theses in ethics and Messrs
Slattery and Mcclure will object. Two es-
says will be read, one on The Freedom of
the WILL by Mr.. LeBoeuf: the other, The
Rule of Morality, Conscience and Law" by
Mr. Driscoll
This season Georgetown will send rep
resentatives to the tournament of the In
tercollegiate and Southern Tennis Associa-
tons, and will also hold two tournament.
on its own courts, one interscholastic and
itors.
Edward ]. Tobin, '95, law and graduate
schools, Is the winner of the prize offered
by the College Journal for the best short
prize, which will be awarded at the end of
the year, for the best essay.
The public contest in elocution will take
place in CASTOR Alumni Hall the 26th in
slant.
Howard University.
The Mandolin Club held its last public
meeting Wednesday evening, at which an
interesting program was rendered There
was quite large audience in attendance,
and many enccres We're called for
Examinations in the theological depart-
ment will begin next week. The commence
ment exercises Of this department will be
held the 22d instant, and those of the pre-
paratory AMI collegiate departments will
take place the 25th instant.
me third annual anniversary of the must
cal department will take place Friday
Columbian University.
Examinations in the Columbian Law
School will be held Tuesday and Thursday
when Judge Cox will examine the seniors
on the law of real property on contracts.
and crimes and misdemeanors.
Prof. Johnson will examine the post
graduates Thursday on common law prac-
tice, and next Saturday the seniors and
post graduates will be examined by Prof
Maury, and Judge Cox will examine the
juniors Monday of next week
Examinations for the senior class of the
college will begin Monday with political
economy by DIR. Lodge, and will continue
every day next week until examinations
have been made in all the branches
Inc electorate disputation will take place
Wednesday, June 3, and the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached June Z.
Catholic University.
Bishop IgEat.us Horstmann of Cleveland
Ohio, recently presented to the university
library handsome set of Description de
rEgypt," in twenty-four volumes
Examinations are now being conducted
by Judge Robinson in the law department
for candidates for degrees.
The Shakespeare Club will meet Monday
evening, and papers will be read by Judge
Mott and Messrs. Kerens and Murphy on
The Tempest" after which all preliminary
arrangements will be made for the public
entertainment the club intends giving in
the near future.