Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
LOCAL LAW STUDENTS.
Moot Courts Commence the Work of the
Year.
New Students Enrolled at Georgetown
debating Societies Mt the Colleges
Exception to Justice Harlan.

The moot court at the National was
organized Saturday evening, November n.
Professor j. II. Ralston is Judge Mr.
James Gillin, jr.. clerk: and Mr. Carroll ID.
Judson, marshal Nothing has as yet been
argued before this court but four cases
have been assigned. and will be taken up
at the earliest moment practicable
AT a meeting OF the post graduate class Of
the National, Tuesday evening November
II, many matters of interest were discussed
and several committees appointed
Messrs. Judson. Hathaway and Tibbott
were appointed a committee on the general
welfare of the class, and Messrs. DeHaven,
Haines and Gore a committee on organiza-
ton of debating society.
The debating society of National Law
School was organized last Saturday even
ing, and the following officers elected:
PRESIDENT, s. +. DeHaven; first vice presi-
dent. Geo. b. Parsons: second vice presi-
dent. {. ID. Judson: secretary, Norman r.
Metcalf; treasurer Mr.. Harrison; sergeant
alarms, S. r.. Bowen.
a committee, consisting of Messrs Har-
risoh' Judson and Parsons. was appointed
To provide set of rules and by laws for
the government Of the organization.
Inc Blackstone Club at Howard Univer-
SHY Law School met for the first time last
saturday night. Professor E. H. Thomas
presided, ana cases TO be discussed in the
future were assigned.
a change in the program at Columbian
tons:
Mr.. Justice Harlan. who heretofore has
delivered his lectures on torts on Monday
evening, and those on constitutional Law
On saturday evening, will hereafter lecture
on both subjects Saturday evening ON
sorts from & to :, and on constitutional law
from
This change will enable the juniors tn
near Mt. Harlan on torts without bringing
mem TO the university any oftener than
they would necessarily come for their resyIl-
lar work. IL will also give the post-gradn-
ates the opportunity to enjoy the lectures
on constitutional law
The Debating society. which has hereto
lore held ats meetings al O'Clock Satur.
day evenings. will now meet al q o'clo.lr o,
the same evening
President yelling announced to the SIN
u .' al columbian Saturday evening that
three weeks from that time there would
be reception rendered by the university
10 Mr.. Justice Harlan. TO which the SIN
dents alumni Of the school were invited
case NO. was argued before the moot
court at Georgetown Law School 49,
THURSDAY evening. Messrs p. n Hillia "A
ana T. W. Johnson appearing for the plain
I'ns ana Messrs Z. Hoffman and y. r.
Luckey FOR the defendants
The argument Of Mr. HiHiard was nm. q.
court IN this
The first case before the court OF appeals
was argued Monday night by NIessps
Dolan and VIM. h. Hatch "
Inc following students have enrolled at
Georgetown Law School since the puhIics.
ton OF the previous list:
fost -graduates-Patrick H. c Brennap
Timothy A. Carroll. Chas r. Hof Iossnb
.. MCCOY. Jr-. Edward J. Walsh II. Josenh
Duny. James F. Mullaly, Arthur A Hail
oaNld b. hlnger. John H Davis. Philemon
w; Chew, Harlan c. Allen Timothy :
OLeary, ]. Dewitt Arnold, Walter w
sheppard, Lewis H. Phillips
Seniors-John F. Dunton. Arthur NJ
Mheeler' y, J. Theodore Rupii, Nelson r,
Luckey, Titan W. johnson. Waller n
hopkins, j. spalding F1annery. William 7
6arvy' Louis HI. orleman. jr., r. Ross
Perry. jr-, Wilbur J. Carr Francis p. A
Bateman, Patrick H. O'Donneli. James II
Grin1n; Jeremiah l. O'Connor. Charles p
Pace, Frederic b. Keefer. John J. Murphy
a Hansell Baker, Thomas F. Brantley
Horace v fostering. Jason E. Baker.
held. Chas. orton Brown.
Junior-W. Hayden Johnson, Charlie,
Daniels Rooney, Stephen A. Cuddy. Franz
q. Mattingly, Archibald J. Tallmadge Roh-
err watson, Enos s. Harnden. John d. L.
Sheehan, Edward A McManus Patrick 4
Carton, James Hines. Dennis d. Donovan
william E.Akin, Norman H o. Donnoebna
Alpha NJ. Hassler, Henry X Beck. I1cins
=. G Lamar, Dominique B. Constantine. a.
r Morton Brown. Rufus A. Crenshaw.
James L. Reilly. Samuel Cottrell ir John
r. Hermon, Andrew f. Marschalk' Charles
A. Corey, James T. Prevatt, RALEIGH NJ
Marble. A. Augustus Brantley, Andrew q
shannon, Frank c. Sharbaugh. Wilson Fl
Sook; noIk n remington. Percival H.
Marshall John r. Shields Gilbert A. CLARK.
William r. Barry. Thomas j. Bennett
Lecture students-Charles s Hvde II
Miller Kenyon, Ralph Given.