The Best Of Its Kind

"Logarithms and Other Mathematical Tables," by Mr. W. J. Hussey, instructor in astronomy, is a book which will be found to be superior to either of the other sets of tables published in this country, not only to the student o trlgonometry and astronomy but to the practicing engineer aa well. The arrangement of these tables is that which experienced computers find most conrenient, and which studente will easily understand. The differences and proportional parts are arranged so as to save much of the labor and time ordinarily spent in interpolation. The tables are mostly five-place; they are printed with a clear distinct type with very "open spacing. Typographically, the book is a beauty, the composition and press-work being the very best. It was placed on saleMonday. Published by the Inland Press. ■ The registration in the various departments up to Monday night was as follows: Literary, 1,164; Law, 579 Medical, 363; Dental, 168; Pharmacy 81; Homoeopathic, 77; total, 2,432. This is twelve more than the total attendance oflastyear. But there were 217 who registered after this time last year If there are as many more to come this year (and the nnmber will probably be increased,) the total attendance will reach 2,649.