The times., 1901-06-11
heir finding the following awards were

their finding the following awards were
announced.
Faculty cash prize of $40. to Henry V.
| Kane, OF Wisconsin, for the best essay
from among the members Of the second
year class. Subject. The Law of Com
binations in Trade and in Labor"
Faculty cash prize of $40, to William
Livingston Browning, OF Maryland. for the
best essay from among the members of
the third year class. Subject, Implied
Easements in Light and Air
Special prize of a set of Smiths Lead
/ ing Cases, to William Livingston Brown
ing. OF Maryland, for the best essay from
among the members of the second year
and third year classes, combined.
y prize of law books. offered by a pub
fishing company to the member of the
school who shall write the best thesis on
some legal subject, 10 be assigned by the
faculty, was not awarded last night The
subject selected by the faculty was, Is
an Elective Preferable to an Appointed
Judiciary But owing 10 the inability
of the committee to whom these essays
were referred to report in time the award
VIII be made at the academic commence
mcnt Thursday. June -.
The class prizes were awarded to the
students maintaining the best average
in Tecitations and examinations during
the year The winners We're:
A cash prize of $50 to the member of
the first year class maintaining the best
average, to Frederick l.. Edmands, of
Massachusetts. $25 to the member main
tanning the second best average, to Henry
lttig. Of Nebraska
a cash prize Of SIS to the member Of
the second year class maintaining the best
average, to Frank J. Hogan, of Georgia;
$40 to the member maintaining the second
best average, to Livingston J. Cullen, of
the District of Columbia.
A cash prize of SO to the member of
the third year class maintaining the best
average, to Stuart Mcnamara, of the Dis
trict of Columbia; $40 to the member
maintaining the second best average, to
James S. McDonogh, of Kentucky.
The members OF the graduating class
who received the degree of Bachelor of
Laws were:
Allen r. Adams. PENNSYLVANIA; John w:
Altman, Alabama, Thomas Franklin
Athey, Kansas; Frederick /. Barrows. Phi
b, Indiana; Edward Birckhead, District
of Columbia; Frank A. Birgfeld, Mary
land: John J. Brosnan. A B.. District Of
Columbia; Jeter a Butler. South Caro-
lima; Ulysses Butler John Leo Cassin,
and Richard 3. Cavanagh, District of
Columbia Edward B. Colgin. A. NJ.
Louisiana: Walter H. Collins, District of
columbia; John Z. Connolly, Rhode
Island; j. Vincent Coughlan. a. NJ,
lumbia; John w. Daniels, Rhode Island:
Charles Denegre, A. M. Louisiana;
George Z. Downing, Rhode Island; VIII
liam T. Finn, District of Columbia John
Paul Fitzpatrick. Pennsylvania; Joseph
+. Freeman, Ph. B., Illinois. Edward F.
Gillian, Rhode Island; J. Gardner Greene,
Alabama: Harry A. Hegarty and Ivan
Heideman, District of Columbia; Gratz
W. Helm, Illinois; Charles Frederick
aicits, Ph. B., New York; John DENLY
Eird. a. NJ. and John Chalmers Howard,
District OF Columbia; John b. isbelI. Ala
bama; Benjamin r. Johnson, A. B.. New
York; Robert ID. Johnston, jr.. Alabama;
Samuel T. Kalbfus District of Columbia;
Charles II. karch, Phi. B.. Ohio; Michael
Aloysius keane, District of Columbia;
Charles a. Long and Ella A c. Long,
hawaii; Joseph f. Loughran. Massachu-
sets; James T. Markey, New Jersey.
James S. McDonogh, Kentucky: Bernard
W. McElroy. A. b, Rhode Island; Stuart
Mcnamara, a. NJ, and Robert Meyer,
District of Columbia; Edwin Plein Mem
mers, a. M, PHI D., Wisconsin; John NJ.
Nolan. New Jersey; Dennis +. o Brien
A b. Rhode Island Michael +. O'COnnor,
4. B., District of Columbia: Fabian
Posey, a. B., Maryland: Franz II. Ridg-
way, District of Columbia: John Ring,
New York; Vincent de Paul Simonton,
District of Columbia; Adrian Sizer, Penn
sylvania; Paul J. Somers, A. M, Wiscon-
sin; Thomas J. SpellaCy, Connecticut;
Wilson T. Stephens. Pennsylvania; VIII
liam Cleary Sullivan and William d.
District of Columbia; James A.
lOomey, A NJ, New York; Ralph L.
Walker. Illinois; Frank J. Wissner, Dis
triCt of Columbia.
The four candidates to receive the de-
gree of Master OF Laws were: William
Livingston Browning. LII B., Maryland; |
John DiIan Hall, Ii. B., Alabama; VIII |
fred Jessup, IL. B., Indiana; Griffin
Lamkin, A. b, Ii. E, Alabama.