Evening star., 1899-01-28
U NV SiTY NOTES
GeorEefown.


This evening the law school detat;ng so-
ciety. at Its regular debate, will discuss the
subject. Resolved. That a duty OF 10 per
centum ad valorem should be levied. col
Iected and paid on all goods imported I'm
ships or vessels not built in the United
States and flying the stars and stripes. and
that bounty be given by the government
on all exports carried by vessels Of the
United States" The speakers selected are:
Messrs- w +. Knowles, J. V. CouFhton
and H. Hegarty, affirmative, and Messrs.
X r.. White. o. Vsndeventer and II. q.
Edmonds, negative.
The list of quiz masters at the medical
department has been announced as follows:
obstetrics. Or W. Sinclair Brown: anato-
my, Dr. T. W. Ressinger: materia medica
Dr. g }. Lochboehler; practice. Dr. J. Dud-
ley Morgan: physiology. Dr. w. Johnson:
pathology, Dr. r. +. Vale: chemistry. Prof.
}. ID. Hird; gynecolugy, DIR. W. johnson,
and surgery, nr. Darcy Magee.
The athletes of the college are hard at
work training for the indoor meet while
the other students are preparing for the
examinations
Columbian.
The Enosinian Society met last evening
and discussed the subject. Resolved. That
the policy of Imperialism is opposed TO the
best interests OF the United States" aftlr-
NATIVE, Altschu and Faris; negative, Wat
son and Maynard; editor of the News. Miss
Iancy; editor of the Bee. Mr.. Hobson.
The senior class held business meeting
In Dr. Lodges room Thursday az I pm
Inc virginia club held q special meeting
"Wednesday evening at o'clock.
FRIDAY evening February :, at s O'Clock,
secretary Gage viii ie, ture before the
Sc hool OF law and diplomacy on the sub
ject of Finance"
President VI hitman will lecture Nedues-
day next before the school Of law and
diplomacy on the subject of Political n. as
tory ana Science
The university athletic association will
choose the athletes this week to represent
the school in the spring meets.
Catholic.
The patronal feast Of Saint Paul was OBJ
served by the faculty and students last
Wednesday, and the day YVES holiday In
the divinity departments. Pontifical mass
was held by Rt. Rev. r. F. Prendergast.
auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia, ana he
was assisted by Rev. McMelody OF Chicago
and Rev. Z. A. O'ConnoF at Albany, y. \,
as dean and subdean, respectively. Rev. 9.
j. Healy of New York otficisted as as
sisiant priest, and Rev. NJ. r. O'Connor Of
Boston as master OF ceremonies, the latter
being assisted by Rev. Joseph r. Brady Of
New York. Rev. Or. Shah nan, D. D., dean Of
the faculty of divinity, delivered the sep
mum. lhc taSilpp ana Inc deans or iNe Ne
ferent faculties took dinner in Caldwell
Hall after the mass
The rector has returned to the university
after short trip. While away he preach-
ed at the twenty-ifth anniversary OF st.
Agnes parish. New York and also aa-
dressed the knights OF Columbus in Brook
lyn.
Rev. J. A. Jahm, c. s. C.. provincial of
the Holy Cross. has returned to Notrs
Dame. Ind, having completed the arranga-
ments for the erection of the new college
of the Order of the Holy Cross, which Is to
be built adjoining the university.
e ID. Wright. LID. chief Of the hzranu
of labor, lectured in the course of public
lectures Friday afternoon on the Use and
Abuse OF Statistics" February 3 HIS lee
ture will be on the subject statistics In
the Study of Social Economy"
Howard.
j. Lyons, register of the Treasury De
partment, delivered an able address before
the moot court Of the law department last
Friday night. January ~
The Blackstone Club met as usual We'd
resday evening. Professor b. F. Leighton
lectured 10 the students.
"Wednesday night last the senior class of
the law school met and discussed arrapEe-
ments and details for the gra Ina 1ion ey er-
cises, to be held at the close OF The school
year.
The Athletic Association met last We'd
nesday and arranged for the choosing Of
athletes TO represent the university in The
events of the coming Season
The Theological Literary Society held its
regular meeting last Wednesday afternoon.
Washir.tou College of Law
The opening lecture Of the course on
probate practice by Mr.. Nota McGfIl was
given Wednesday evening to very appre-
ciative audience, composed OF the ladies of
the college and a few friends. These lee
lures will continue on Wednesday evenings.
The freshman class in contracts. under
Prof Mussey, has received several addi-
tions during the month and IL now the
largest class since the opening of the col
lege.
Prof- w. c. Robinson is to begin the lee
lures on real property next month. giving
special course on The Law OF Fixt-
ures.''