Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14
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| The Glee Association is practicing every
| Wednesday and Saturday I'm preparation
| for the trip arranged about February l. 4
concert Will be given in CASTOR Hall before
the club goes away. The first entertain
ment will be given in Baltimore and from
there the club will go TO New York. where
concert viii be given on February 6, at
the Waldorf-Astorta: on February an
other will he given at Horticultural Hall.
Philadelphia. Present indications are that
the work of the association This year will
be equal to that of the first glee club.
watch was the star association of the col
lege.
AT the Law School the Deba -ine Society
Will this evening at O'Clock discuss the
question. Resolved. That the Recomrr1en-
| dation Of the Secretary of War Asking for
i"',"" Men and the Consequent Appro-
priation Be Carried Into Effect by Act of
| Congress. On January n the subject for
| debate will be. Resolved. That England
and America Enter Into an Alliance for
| OFFENSIVE and Defensive Purposes
The civil law examination at the law
| school viii be held Friday, January 20
The university indoor athletics have been
pushed with Nlgor, and a team win be sent
10 New York 10 participate in the meet TO
be held there next week
Columbian.
The Society of the Pi Beta Fiji the
women's fraternity of the university, met
Thursday at 3:15.
The Emosinian Society met last evening
for election OF officers for this year
On january a Or. Fireman viii com
mencc his course of lectures on advanced
organic chemistry. and viii continue same
every Tuesday and Saturday from TO
pm. for half a year.
The class of 1880 will hold an important
business meeting Tuesday next January Il.
Judge Martin A. Knapp OF the interstate
commerce commission lectured before the
school of comparative jurisprudence and
diplomacy, on the subject OF Interstate
Commerce Law" Thursday last at
o'clock.
Prot. Church's classes in patent law are
now held Tuesday and Thursday OF each
week in the new law building.
Catholic.
The Right Rev. John L. Spalding d. D..
bishop of Peoria delivered the first of the
winter and spring course of public lectures
at the university yesterday afternoon at
4:i5 on the subject Life and Education"
These lectures are open to all
a movement is on foot, under the direc-
ton of George Melville Boiling ana Rich
ard Heneby, to form society for the pro-
motion Of the study of such related sub
jects as the science of language, history,
archaeology languages and literature.
National.
1t has been decided to postpone the pub
lie debate from the 18th instant to Tuesday
the oath
Prof Carusi, having finished his lectures
and quizzes on Blackstone to the junior
class. has been succeeded by Prof Siddons,
who is taking up contracts.
Prof Ralston will finish with the seniors
on pleading next week.
Prof. Davis has returned from New York
and resumed his lectures to the post-grad-
uate class.
Prof Schueller viii deliver ten lectures to
the school on mercantile law. commencing
about the 10th instant, and will deliver
three lectures each week.
The subject for the essay for the Edward
thompson Company's prize Will be an
houhced the nrst part of next week
Washington College of Law.
The junior and senior classes under Prof
Newton took their examination in evidence
on Wednesday last. The examination in
equity Is set for next Wednesday.
PROF Newton gave the opening Lecture on
pleading at the college hall Friday evening
and will give quizzes on this subject to the
senior class Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
DAY evenings, at 4:l5 O'clock
The Junior class began the study of the
laws governing real estate on Friday under
ffoi: Glliett The quizZes on contracts of
ene freshman class are conducted by Prof
Mussey. '
There have been several new students adj
United since the holidays. and the ladies
al