THE LAW SCHOOL. University of Maryland, BALTIMORE: ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, PRINTER, 103 W. FAYETTE STREET.
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1 THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE University of Maryland, BALTIMORE: ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, PRINTER, 103 W. FAYETTE STREET.
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3 THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. S. TEACKLE WALLIS, LL.D., PROVOST. THE FACULTY OF LAW. HON. GEORGE W. DOBBIN, LL. D., JOHN H. B. LATROBE, ESQ., HON. GEORGE WM. BROWN, LL. D., BERNARD CARTER, ESQ., H. CLAY DALLAM, ESQ., JOHN P. POE, ESQ., RICHARD M. VENABLE, ESQ., CHARLES MARSHALL, ESQ.
4 THE BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. JOHN P. POE, ESQ., Professor of Pleading, Practice, Evidence and International Liar. EICHAKD M. YEN ABLE, ESQ., Professor of the Law of Real and Leasehold Estates, and of Constitutional and Criminal Law. CHARLES MARSHALL, ESQ., Professor of Commercial Law and the Law of Contract*. BERNARD CARTER, ESQ., Professor of tjie Law of Domestic Relations, Corporations, Personal Property, Executors and Administrators, and of Equity Jurisprudence.
5 Catalogue of Students DURING THE YEAR AMOSS, WINFIELD S Baltimore. 2. ARCHER, ROBERT Harford Co., Md. 3. ARMSTRONG, CHARLES M Virginia. 4. ARTHURS, EDWARD F Baltimore, 5. BRUNE, WILLIAM H., JR " 6. BUDNITZ, EMIL " 7. CAREY, FRANCIS K " 8. CARR, JAMES E., JR " 9. CASPARI, P. H 10. CUSHING, CHRISTOPHER B " 11. DENISON, H. MARCUS " 12. DESOUZA, SULLY J Brazil. 13. DEVECMON, J. SEMMES Alleghany Co., Md. 14. DIMMOCK, CHARLES Baltimore. 15. DRYDEN, WILLIAM AVEST " 16. EVANS, CHARLES H " 17. FOREMAN, ARTHUR T " 18. GAITHER, GEORGE E., JR " 19. GALLAGHER, JOHN M Gmimtoien, Md. 20. GASSAWAY, JOHN H Baltimore. 21. GEORGE, JOHN C " 22. GREER, JAMES W Annapolis. 23. HAMILL, HARRY H Baltimore. 24. HARLAN, HENRY D Harford Co., Md,
6 6 25. HAWKINS, ROMULUS C Scotland Neck, N. C. 26. HAY, JESSE Baltimore HINKS, EDWARD S 28. HOLLOW AY, WILLIAM E " 29. HOLLYDAY, RICHARD C, JR " 30. HOPPER, P. LESLEY " 31. HTJSSEY, GEORGE F " 32. JENKINS, FRANCIS D. S " 33. JOHNSON, A. MORRIS Howard Co., Md. 34. JOHNSTON, C. C Baltimore. 35. JONES, THOMAS K Tuscaloosa, Ala. 36. KIRBY, J. PRICE Baltimore. 37. LARUS, JOHN K " 38. LBHMAYER, MAURICE J " 39. LIGON, CHARLES W. D Hwrard Co., Md. 40. LITTIG, JOHN M Baltimore. 41. MCCLENAHAN, WILLIAM S " 42. MCINTYRE, WILLIAM W " 43. MITCHELL, NOBLE L Harford Co., Md. 44. OWINGS, THOMAS, JR Baltimore. 45. PETERSON, FRANK H Baltimore Co., Md. 46. PRESTON, JAMES HARRY Harford Co., Md. 47. RANDOLPH, WILLIAM F Virginia. 48. READ, JAMES R Baltimore. 49. RICH, EDWARD N Baltimore Co., Md. 50. RHODES, FRANK V Montgomery Co., Md. 51. SAPPINGTON, AUGUSTINE Baltimore. 52. SAVAGE, C. W. REAVEL " 53. SCOTT, NORMAN D Hagerstmcn, Md. 54. SMITH, A. CRAWFORD Waverly, Md. 55. SNOWDEN, WILTON Baltimore. 56 STEUART, ARTHUR " 57. STEWART, DAVID '... " 58. WHITING, DULANEY C " 59. WILLIAMS, RICHARD D " 60. YEARLY, ROBERT A "
7 SENIOR CLASS. Amoss, Winfield S. Armstrong, Charles M. Brune, Wm. H., Jr. Carey, Francis K. Carr, James E., Jr. Cushing, Christopher B. Denison, H. Marcus Foreman, Arthur T. Gaither, Geo. R., Jr. Gallagher, J. M. Hawkins, Romulus C. Hinks, Edward S. Jenkins, Francis D. S. Johnson, A. Morris Larus, Jno. K. Ligon, Chas. W. D. McClenahan, Wm. S. Mclntyre, Wm. W. Mitchell, Noble L. Owings, Thomas Randolph, William F. Rich, E. N. Rhodes, Frank V. Smith, A. Crawford Steuart, Arthur Stewart, David Whiting, Dulaney C. Williams, R. D. Total, 28
8 JUNIOR CLASS. Archer, Robert Arthurs, Edw. F. Budnitz, Emil, Carr, James E., Jr. Caspari, F. H. 7 Cushing. Christopher B. DeSouza, Sully J. DeVecmon, J. Sernmes Dimmock, Chas. Dryden, Wm. West Evans, Chas. H. f Gaither, Geo. R., Jr. f Gallagher, J. M. Gassaway, Jno. H. George, John C. Greer, James W. Hamill, Harry H. Harlan, Henry D. ^ Hawkins, Romulus C. Hay, Jesse Holloway, Wm. E. Hollyday, Richard C, Jr. Hopper, P. Lesley Hussey, Geo. F. Jones, Thos. K., Johnson, A. Morris Johnston, C. C. Kirby, J. Price Lehmayer, Maurice J. Littig, Jno. M. 7 Mitchell, Noble L. Peterson, Frank H. Preston, Jas. Harry Read, James R. Sappington, Augustine Savage, C. W. Reavel Scott, Norman D. Snowden, Wilton - Whiting, Dulaney C. f Williams, R D. Yearly, Robert A. Total, 41
9 GRADUATES AT CLOSE OF SESSION OF WHO RECEIVED THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAW. Amoss, Winfield S. Johnson, A. Morris Armstrong, Chas. M. Ligon, Charles W. D. Brune, Wm. H., Jr. McClenahan, Wm. S. Carey, Francis King Mitchell, Noble L. Carr, James E., Jr. Owings, Thomas, Jr. Cushing, C. Berry Rich, Edward N. Denison, H. Marcus Randolph, Wm. F. Foreman, Arthur T. Rhodes, Frank V. Gaither, Qeo. R., Jr. Smith, A. Crawford Gallagher, Jno. M. Steuart, Arthur Hawkins, Romulus C. Stewart, David Hinks, Edward S. Williams, Richard D. Jenkins, Francis D. S. Whiting, Dulaney C. Total, 26
10 COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, Pleading, Practice, Evidence and International Law. PROF. JOHN P. POE. Prof. Poe will lecture to the SENIOR CLASS on Evidence: Text Book, 1 Greenleaf on Evidence; and on International Law: Text Book, 1 Kent's Commentaries. He will lecture to the JUNIOR CLASS on Pleading and Practice at Law, and in Admiralty: Text Books, Stephen on Pleading; Poe on Pleading and Practice. Real Property and Leasehold Estates, Absolute Rights of Persons (General Status), Crimes and Constitutional Law. PKOF. RICHARD M. VENABLE. Prof. Venable will lecture to the SENIOR CLASS on Constitutional Law, The Absolute Rights of Persons (General /Status), and Crimes. Text Books, Cooley's Principles of Constitutional Law ; Harris' Criminal Law. He will also deliver a course of lectures to the SENIOR CLASS on Torts: Text Book, Bigelow on Torts.
11 11 He will lecture to the JUNIOR CLASS on Real Property and Leasehold Estates: Text Book, 2 Blackstone's Commentaries; 4 Kent's Commentaries, Williams on Eeal Property, and Prof. Yenable's Syllabus of the Law of Real Property. Commercial Law and the Law of Contracts. PROF. CHARLES MARSHALL. Prof. Marshal] will lecture to the SENIOR CLASS on Mercantile Law, including mercantile contracts and relations, the law of Insurance and the principles of Admiralty: Text Books, Smith's Mercantile Law; Benjamin on Sales; Chalmers on Bills, Notes and Cheques; Pollock on Partnership; Parsons on Shipping and Admiralty. He will lecture to the JUNIOR CLASS on the Law of Contracts. The course will embrace the principles of common and statute law applicable to the subject, including the Statute of Frauds: Text Books, Anson on Contracts, Parsons on Contracts. Law of Domestic Relations (Special Status), Corporations, Personal Property, Wills, Executors and Administrators, and of Equity Jurisprudence, Pleading and Practice. PROF. BERNARD CARTER. Prof. Carter will lecture to the SENIOR CLASS on Wills, Executors and Administrators, and on Equity Jurisprudence, including Pleading and Practice in Equity: Text Books, 2 Kent's Commentaries, Blackstone's Commentaries, Hinkley on Testamentary Law, Bigelow on Equity. He will lecture to the JUNIOR CLASS on the Law of Domestic Relations (special status), Corporations and Personal Property, including Ships: Text Books, Kent's Commentaries, Blackstone's Commentaries.
12 12 Method of Instruction. Instruction will be given by lectures, reading and catechising. The lectures are intended to present all of the leading principles of the common law applicable to the subject, and the modifications of the common law by statutes, and to give illustrations of the applications of the common and statute law. Special attention is given to the statutes in force in Maryland, and to peculiarities of the law in that state, where there are such; but the reasons for these statutory modifications and local peculiarities are explained, so that the student may in a short time acquaint himself with the local peculiarities of the law in any state in which he may practice. Readings from text books will be assigned on the subjects treated of in the lectures. The catechising at each lecture will he on the subjects discussed in the preceding lecture and on the assigned readings. Classes and Examinations for Admission. The students attending the School are divided into two classes a Senior Class and a Junior Class. The subjects of study in each class are : SENIOR CLASS. First Term (Oct. to Feb.): Mercantile Law, including Insurance and Admiralty Law, Wills, Executors and Administrators, Equity Jurisprudence and Pleading and Practice in Equity, and Torts. Second Term (Feb. to June): Evidence, International Law, Constitutional Law, Absolute Eights of Persons, and Crimes.
13 13 JUNIOR CLASS. First Term (Oct. to Feb.): Domestic Kelations and Corporations, Personal Property and the Law of Contracts. Second Term (Feb. to June): Real Property and Leasehold Estates, Pleading and Practice at Law and in Admiralty. All students who have attended the lectures to the Junior Class will be admitted to the Senior Class. Students who have not attended the Junior Class will be admitted to the Senior Class only on examination. Such examination will be as rigorous as those given to the Junior Class, and the applicant must attain a grade of 75 out of 100 in order to be admitted to the Senior Class. This rule has been adopted because the Faculty are satisfied that students who have not made considerable progress in the law, do themselves and the Law School an injury by entering the Senior Class and attempting to graduate in one year. Examinations, Theses and Degrees. The Law School confers the degree of Bachelor of Law on students who have attended the courses of lectures to both classes, have attained the required standard at the examinations, and have submitted to the Faculty satisfactory theses. There are four examinations each session two of the Senior Class and two of the Junior Class. The examinations are by printed questions to be answered in writing. Each examination is vahied at 100. In order to graduate, the student must attain a grade of at least 300 out of the 400, which is the aggregate valuation of the four examinations. The subjects for the theses for the next session will be given to the students in November, 1880, and they will be expected
14 14 to hand them in to the Faculty by April 1, The attention of the students is called to the fact that the Faculty will require a high standard of excellence in the theses. The Faculty reserve to themselves the right to refuse a degree to any student writing an unsatisfactory thesis, whatever grade he may have attained at the examinations. Moot Court. The Moot Court will meet at 12 M. every Saturday during the session, and will be presided over by one of the Professors. At the beginning of the session a pamphlet will be placed in the hands of each of the students, containing statements of the cases to be argued before the Moot Court during the entire session of eight months; and students will be assigned to argue cases, several months before the argument, when that is practicable. Prizes. The Faculty will, at the close of the Session , award two prizes 1. A prize of $100 to the student attaining the highest grade in the four examinations. At the close of the Session this prize was awarded to George R. Gaither, Jr., of Baltimore. 2. A prize of $100 to the student who submits the best thesis. At the close of the Session 1879-SO this prize was awarded to William S. McClenahan, of Baltimore, by a committee con-
15 15 eisting of Chief Judge Bartol and Judges Alvey and Miller, of the Maryland Court of Appeals, and Mr. Wallis, the Provost of the University. Calendar for Session SESSION AND TERMS. The next Session commences on the first Monday of October, <Oct. 4), 1880, and closes on May 31, There will be a short vacation from December 24, 1880, to January 2, 1881, inclusive. The Session is divided into two terms. The first term, extends from the beginning of the Session to January 31, 1881; and the second term from February 1, 1881, to May 31, EXAMINATIONS. The examinations at the close of first term will be: Senior Class on Saturday, January 22, Junior Class on Saturday, January 29, The examinations at the close of the second session will be: Senior Class, Saturday, May 14, Junior Class, Saturday, May 21, COMMENCEMENT. The commencement will be held May 27, 1881, at 8 P. M. Schedule of Lectures. The lectures to the Senior Class throughout the Session will be on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 4 P. M., and on Monday at 7J P. M.
16 16 The lectures to the Junior Class throughout the Session will be on Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M., and on Tuesday and Friday at 7J P. M. DURING THE FIRST TERM. PROF. MARSHALL will lecture on Monday at 4 P. M. to Junior Class, Wednesday at 4 P. M.'to Senior Class, Thursday at 4 P. M. to Junior Class, and Saturday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class. PROF. CARTER will lecture on Tuesday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class, at 7 P. M. to Junior Class, on Friday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class, and at 7 P. M. to Junior Class. PROF. VENABLE will lecture on Monday at 7h P. M. to Senior Class. DURING THE SECOND TERM. PROF. POE will lecture on Monday at 4 P. M. to Junior Class, on "Wednesday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class, on Friday at 7 P. M. to Junior Class, and on Saturday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class. PROF. YENABLE will lecture on Tuesday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class, at 7i P. M. to Junior Class, on Thursday at 4 P. M. to Junior Class, and on Friday at 4 P. M. to Senior Class. The Faculty will add other hours of lecture if necessary to complete the course, and will make changes in the hours of lecture to suit the convenience of the classes. Privileges, Courts, &c. Any student entered in only one class has the privilege, if he sees fit, to be present at the lectures in the other class; and any graduate of the School has the privilege of attending all the lectures for the session next ensuing his graduation.
17 17 There are seven Courts in almost continuous session in Baltimore during the entire scholastic year; and students have unusual opportunities to learn the law by attendance on the Courts. Students are advised to attend the Courts when they can conveniently do so, and to give careful attention and thought to the proceedings. There is a Literary Society attached to the School, known as the Inglis Society, which is organized and conducted entirely by the students. It has been the practice heretofore for students to form Quiz Clubs, composed of from five to ten members. They can, if properly conducted, be made very improving; and students are advised to form them. Commencement. The Annual Commencement for the Session took place in the Baltimore Academy of Music at 8 P. M., May 28, There were two orations one by David Stewart of Baltimore, who was selected by the Faculty, and one by George R. Gaither, Jr., who was selected by the Class of Mr. S. Teackle Wallis, the Provost, delivered an address and conferred thejjdegrees on the graduating class. He also conferred a prize on George R. Gaither, Jr., for attaining the highest grade in the four examinations, and a prize on William S. McClenahan for submitting the best thesis. At the next commencement orations will be delivered by two members of the class one selected by the Faculty and one by the Class: degrees will be conferred on the graduates, and the prizes on those to whom they are awarded.
18 IS Fees and Expenses. The charge for instruction is fifty dollars for each term of four months, payable strictly in advance, or one hundred dollars for the whole session of eight months. There will be an additional charge of ten dollars to each graduate as a diploma fee. Special arrangements may be made by members of the bar or others for attending any particular part or branch of instruction, at rates of charge in proportion to the above. Board can be had in the city at prices varying from $4 to $10 per week. For further information, and for tickets of admission to the School, application may be made to PROF. JOHN P. POE, 33 Lexington Street, Baltitnore.
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