Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
U N We RSITY NOTE S
Georgetown Unfversity.

Hopkins, at Georgetown: March 30. Cal
| iaudet, at Georgetown; April j. Lafayette,
at Georgetown; April ., Washington
League team, National Park; April 6, LIZ
high. at Georgetown; April Z, Yale. at
Georgetown; April ., Princeton, at George
town; April IL, Princeton, at Georgetown;
April Il, Dartmouth, at Georgetown; April
IL. Pennsylvania, at George town; April 10,
| Richmond College. at Georg etown; April
10. Harvard at Georgetown: April %,
maryland, at Georgetown; April q, Wash
lngton and Lee, at Georgetown; May 4.
Nlilanova College, at Georgetown; May Z
pennsylvania, at Pniiadelpnia; May . and
| ~. virginia, at Georgetown; May II, Dick
inson, at Georgetown; May IA, Mt. St
| Marys, at EmInittsburg; May IL, Pennsyl-
| wanna State, at Georgetown; May 81 All
Sctolastics Of Philadelphia. at GEORGETOWN;
| May -, Wesleyan, at Middletown. Conn. /;
May %, Yale, at New Haven; May 20,
| dartmouth, at Hanover; May ~ Boston
College, at Boston; May 2S, Holy Cross at
orcester; May 30, Orange Athletic Club
olwo sames). at Orange. N. J.; May 81,
open, and June ], Princeton, at Princeton.
| ~ }. As will be observed, most OF their
games are with strong teams, and q ma
1erity or them on the home grounds.
Mr.. MeMahon is ct the heal Of move
meht TO establish an interc ollegiate tennis
association among the universities of the
south. and a number of letters have been
sent inviting the cooper alton of the ath-
ietic associations of the different institu-
| tiors.
There will be an entertainment on the
loth instant at the university, at which
musical and literary numbers will be rem.
ueted 10y the glee ana mandolin clubs and
the students.
MI. Rowland has charge of th, arrange
nents for the Merrick debate, which is to
be held on Washington's birthday Mr.
nittee.
The pool and billiard tournament. which
! VIII commence Monday, has a number of
the students entered. The handbags have
not yet peen announced.
AT the law school Thursday evening the
Junior class attended on that day for the
irst time this year, as heretofore they have
had holiday each week ON that day
| night in the week.
The Junior law class held a meeting
Thursday after the regular lecture and
made partial arrangements for the forma-
ton of an independent debating society for
members of the class only
The debating society will hold meet
ing this evening and the question, RE
solved, That immigration Be Further Re
stricted, Will be spoken upon by the fol-
lowing: Messrs. John A. Mulvihtll and
John d. Sullivan, affirmative, and Messrs
John A. Boyd and q. Van Casteel mega
tive.
There was a lecture last evening at the
university by Mr. E. d. F. Brady, on ma
poleon."
The essays for the Edward Thompson
prize at the law school this term will be
on the subject, "The merits and dement's
of the system of the trial by jury and how
the last may best be remediei." All papers
In competition must be IN The hands of the
secretary Of the school by the end OF the
month.
CO1um binn University.
Mr.. Merrill A. Martin, Corcoran Scientific
School, class Of 95, has been recently pro-
moted of
Helena Mont, to first assistant assayer in
the United States assay office at Dead
wood, S. Oak. Mr.. c. d. Hoyt, who is
now attending the assaying class. has been
appointed to Mr. Martins old position The
newly appointed second assistant at Dead
wood, Mr.. II. X. Moulton, is also men,
Der of the CorCoran Scientific School
The Women's Anthropological Society
met at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the uni
VerSity.
The aid of the tennis enthusiasts has been
requested in the formation of an inter-
collegiate tennis association among the
southern institutions of learning.
The board of directors of the athletic
association met yesterday.
The senior class intends to give a dance
the 22d of the month.
The Law School Debating Society at its
meeting this evening will hear a debate on
the question, Resolved, That the District
of Columbia should have representation in
Congress- by the following speakers:
Messrs. Powell. Ellison and Hawksworth
affirmative, and Tindall, Griest and Jacobs
negative.
There was a meeting of the Columbia
Graduate Club last evening.
Saturday next Prof. Josiah Pierce, jr.,
will commence a series of lectures
map reading.
The last of the examinations in the col
lege department was concluded last Mon
day.
Catholic University.
Mr.. Carroll D. Wright. lecturer on social
economics at the university, has been elect
ed member Of the Institute of France and
also member of the Imperial Academy OF
Russia.
The Rt Rev. Rector Mgr. Conaty re-
turned to the university Thursday evening,
ness connected with the university.
Rev. Edward a. Pace, dean Of the faculty
OF philosophy. delivered the second lecture
in the university public course Thursday
afternoon, his subject being The Illusions
of Sight" The next two lectures In this
&C urse will be by Rev. +. Egan on Thurs
day next and the following week On the
subjects The Closet Drama. and The
Acting Play" On the last Thursday in
this month Senator S. r. Mallory of Flor
ida will deliver lecture on George WASH
ipgton."
ology, who has been ill, has resumed work
Rev. Maurice +. Egan, professor of Eng
lfsh literature, addressed the Feneion read
ing circle at Brooklyn last evening, and
will this evening speak before the Century
Club of New York city.
The regular meeting of the University
Club was held Thursday evening, and after
the transaction of the usual business the
following papers were read: The One-sided
Man." by Rev. Charles Kavanaugh of
Philadelphia, and Two Aspects of the
Nineteenth Century in Literature" by Mr.
Francis f. Guilfoyle of Waterbury, Conn
The following are the officers elected:
pa p W u-o nd. x-;1o
president Mr.. John P. Murray of Chicago;
treasurer, Mr.. J. J. OBrien OF Wheeling.
W. Va; secretary, Mr.. w. ]. Naulty OF
St. Louis and Revs. Francis p. Duffy, j.
W. Sullivan and James ]. Fox and Messrs
EcTfghe, Guilfoyle and Murphy. executive
committee.
Rev. Edward L. Greene, professor of
botany of the university, lectured last SUN
day evening at the Brooklyn Institute OF
Arts and Science on THE Wisdom and
Goodness Of God as Manifested In Plant
Life"
Rev. John J. Grimm. in charge Of the