Evening star., 1897-03-13
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A new work on physics. which is de-
:oted particularly to light. magnetism and
electricity, has been issued by Prof. E. p.
Lewis of the Corcoran Scientific School
L. j. d. Fuller. instructor in architec-
ture. won second place in the competitive
exhibit of designs for a studio building be-
fore the Washington Architectural Club.
President Il. l.. Whitman and Gen w A.
pointed on the board of visitors to the
7 government Hospital for the Insane.
A concert will be given tonight at s:15
O'Clock in the college building for the bene-
!, hit of the athletic associate
AT the meeting of the Society for Phlo-
sophlcal inquiry Tuesday evening next Mr.
W ara vii! read a paper on Philosophy of
Modern SOcialstic Agitations.''
Yesterday afternoon John r. Proctor de-
iVered lecture on "Industrialism VS.
Militarsm,' in the public lecture course In
the same course Oh Monday Profs. T. A.
de Schweinitz will lecture on Useful and
Injurious Germs
Tonight Luman NJ. Ellis will lecture on
Cyrus N. Warren and His Contributions
to the Chemistry of Petroleum." in the
students lecture course of the Corcoran
Scientific School
The year book OF the Columbian Acad-
emy has been issued. 1t is neat pamph-
LEI OF thirty pages, giving full information
as 10 the courses of study, with a list of
the students and the qualifications for ad-
mission to the college.
Georgetown University.
The concert on Friday evening of last
week by the Anthracite Glee Club of Scran-
ton, Pa, which won the 5000 prize at the
WORLDS fair, assisted by the Banjo and
Mandolin Club of the university. was well
attended and was a musical success The
oIncers or the Anthracite Club are: E III
Ripple. president; Joseph P. Phillips, vice
president; William NJ. Fowler. correspond
ing secretary; Thomas Leyshon financial
secretary; Joseph ID. Lloyd, treasurer.
The subject debated at the last meeting
of the Law School Debating Society vas.
Resolved. That the doctrines advocated
by the populist party do not contain the
essential requisites of a political par.v -
Inc discussion was general, no particular
appointment of speakers being made.
Ihe schedule for examinations in the law
department has been posted and is as fol-
lows: Constitutional law Judge Morris
post graduates, Monday; torts, c. A. Doug
lass, juniors, Thursday; equity. Justice
Sheperd, seniors and post graduates, Sat
urday; contracts, Justice McComas seniors
and juniors, Monday.
The essays for competition for the fac
uIty prize must be completed and handed
to the secretary on or before April II.
The examination of the senior class in
general electricity and magnetism was held
today.
The Morris Literary and Debating So
clety. instead Of the regular meeting to-
morrow, will have ST. Patrick's day ceIe-
bration.
1t is expected that the strongest base ball
team that Georgetown has had in many
years will be on the field this season. Joe
Kelly of Baltimore who Is coaching the
team, says that the boys will play an up-
to-date and modern game. The candidates
Tor positions on the team number some
twenty-odd, and most Of the material is
firSt-class
National Unfversity.
Tonight the debating society will discuss
the question, Resolved, That the order of
the District. Commissioners prohibiting
newsboys from calling out their papers on
Sundays should be rescinded" Chas H.
Merillat and A. d. Smith will speak in the
affirmative, and F. A. Pinney and J. G.
lockwood will take the negative.
At the public debate to be held on Thurs
day evening, March %, the question for