The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-22
At RICHMOND COLLEGE.
PROGRINuE or PUBLIC iTIRiC-
TION Ar TINS INSTITUTiON,
The James Thomas, Jr., Lectures VIII De
Delivered by Or G.. stanley Han IN
Match-Thc First Hall Session.

whe students Of Richmond College have
nearly finished their work for the first
half session Of 1851 The examinations
begin next Monday. and will cover the
period from that date TO February I'd,
during which time all Rotations Will be
suspended. Nearly all who have been
sick with grip have recovered, and all
rolicking rats" as well as grave Sc
niors. are making the last desperate of-
fort During the holidays President Boat
wright Will visit several Northern cues
j.. the interest of the college
Beginning with the second hall session
which begins February I'd. there VIII pc
new attractions al the college ior the
public on the evening of February "a
the second ha.f session vii Dee formally
opened by public exercises in the chapel
The president of the Board of Trustees
will preside. There will be several nfl,t
addresses.
SECOND HALF SESSION.
The president of she college viii make
some Interesting and important announce
mcnts concerning The work Of the second
half session n is not known just what
these will De. President BOatwrlght does
not believe in revealing his plans pre-
unturely. and &c is not likely that there
will be any radical change IN discipline
or curriculum. or I'M the policy OF those
who direct the affairs OF the college, iAl
there will bee some adaptations or ihc oli
plan to now circumstances. There may
be- some interesting statements tn REFER
cace 10 the graduating class or 20, hul
fine announcements will Doe for the special
NDNH Do
numerous. For the especial benefit of
those who were az the second half session
new books and subjects are taken up in
several classes, and the entrance fees
are reduced.
President Boatwrieht Will also read q
roport ~ the work of the past half scs-
sion. which win be- interesting and gr1u-
fylng. too. for the scholarship OF The
students OF 95-'97 is admitted 90 Doe extra
ordinary.
THE LAW SCHOOL.
This g. true not only n The academic
department but bon tho Law School as
well. President j. y. Minor Jr, "nen
asked about the work of bis department
for the second half session. said.
"rh. work outlined for the sccond-hali
session of the law school offers many
attractions. as well TO these contemplate
ing the study of law as TO the students
already engaged in the study.
.The student. who began his work
with the 0rst-haif session has now bee
come familiar with legal phfaseolohy'
has laid "a good foundation upon when
TO build. and may expect 10 cn'ei ul .'h
the more interesting Work now before MN
with mind better equipped 10 uhIef-
stand and digest the new SUBJECTS 10
which his attention is directed. ON inc
other hand. the student who enters lot
tine next half session, though "a novice ln
ti,a study of the Law. may hope 10 front
10 almost the same extent ass the SUI
don't who has already been studying Tor
t,o stbio.ts treated i'm the different parts
Of the course are separate and distinct
aud The knowledse OF ono i' not '.s,i,.
-. 40 the understanding n another.
In tho second-half session Professor
Gregory will. IN the junior class, lecture
upon the subjects OF commerc'l Jaw, i"-
ternatioual law and constitutional law
ard in the senior class, upon inc a"DJ'r''
Of real estate and equity.
Professor Minor Will In tho junior class
lecture upon the subjects OF criminal la"
a.uu csiucnvc, auu, in are av"i"i ''"'''
upon common law pleading.
"The most interesting part or inc
course. IL will be seen, therefore VIII
occupy the students attention during the
second-half session, and any young man
concentrating the study OF the law
would 90 well 20 avail himself Of this
opportunity TO securc the fun beneht OF
the course"
PUBLIC ATTRACTIONS.
The next attraction will be a series OF
addresses at the chapel on consecutive
Thursday evenings at sl5 o'clock, on
"The Evidences Of Christianity as fol-
lows:
February 4th. Rev. +. c. Mcconnell
ID. D., Lyncnburg. Va. theme, The
Scriptural Evidences
February lith. Rev. N. y. Wharton, ID.
D.. Norfolk. Va, theme, THE Resurrec-
ton. the All-Sunicient Evidence"
February 18th. Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, ID. d.,
Richmond. Va. theme, Historical Evil
dences."
February 18th. Rev. w. l.. Hatcher d..
D.. Richmond. Va. theme. "Expermen-
tai Evidences"
These addresses were arranged FOR the
especial benefit OF the students, but the
public will be welcome. Invitations viii
be out tomorrow.
Sunday. January 25d. Rev. j. NJ. Sitter