, 1880-04-09

Law IN NNf,tANn
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c,..o ~c--., .,.,..,
n ai@nee NJ ualofA Lhtsereiif' anu tho
srtttal Correspondence oi The Chicago Tribune.
aWonuuS Place, W. g., LONDON. Marcl,
a0,-Tlmre nre int|rcd fcw tl,fnrs wh,ci, m t,u,r
the nottons fnrether nv ~ tf,r1r n ,r"at univrrsis
llfS AItl schoo!s l}t't tHore Is perhaps iio
profession more truly international t!ann that
ot Law, while still narlakfng to al. cxtraor-
tint people for whom an'l In whose midst the
special system Of Law Inns grown up alui
been perfected. Surely, then, may hope for
aora reausr ,,1 Or t., two: IT, e9yns Tor moment
look witt, nc for mn hour 1T those Enel's'.
institutions Of learning which nro year by
shining unuo to uostcrity. Hcjnr in Enr1a,,d
o., matters Of D. business; and elnnclnE to be
FURNISHED with letters to several gent'emen
ton have been o,,ttc nxccntio1,n1. # mnv hc
Do,,lt]ess ,,,orv wl,o renJ I'm, y T",n,,.,, w,
aro on,ieIv Sant,fnr m ,vtt' tf nxtnr, @ ruNh
is .I a,aI|nt, !, oa u towers. and iene stone walks
| sllall not Mt PRESENT., therefore, nttomnt 10
tttescrbe IT,! these outward featnrey, 80 suggest
thN M A1Eitsll3 SCllUlHIIlUMt Hltl
!l| TIC t|H, vIsta of tho SlItl'llo Ages. may
possibly come t,ack to ttcse Mt. solle future
day: / am now interested only In Tho lcgal
training g gtyen J. here arl IN te 1.ontlon Inns
that every QUO II familiar witt. tho Engltsl,
who plca.l ii conrt) did solctors twI9
work up t!lo case. receiving the li.igants lint,
Is from lho 'ranks Of te barristers t6at bsii
nreferlnlnls arc hsatlc. need not sny TINT
!icltiior tllo Germans nor wo liave such n dis
s;Sn Of ao eFens sg ssseJ afsae # e1s'!snf Fe
Law at tho Universities for three
Or f2Hr Years. They .can tfere, by pass
;ngnt'ea, g a,,d REQUIRED examinations (which e.n~
5an ssS III ?$ands ss4so stsSnGs Gt He 4 MsUsy Uyy
LnW").. which Is lntllslMnsAhe In ol,tnihtng
Doctor OF Civil l,nw,"-tli0 }astor degree
being only conferred, however. rs n ,nark OF
successfully lass!nE the, exn,nlnntions {as II
Germany, for il,stnnco}. Thu 'Doctors" "
wear RED gown, the "1}aclse1ors" black
9q'e %it ,9 sGaro s' ion5c31ered q, M cap My
taken "honors," aud he formed n, quaint
contrast t, our sollefEes vt home or to Ger
h}ona fHa Ssuens ID hS vnlySrslty T. a nsssm
iong to ~ cer{atm ri coicsc. oil rs 9: soals" @ or or
t|,yEs las b$e'! tle sSsisn, Il si,st,asl!sii stu:
W IlllttjtS " Wl1E
iS|oneins Ia no r frhftcaisr cGitsEe' s bat at1
tending lectures rs lie plenscB i need hardly
nt,serv0 TINT this is 1icar approach to tlle
Continental system. lfud, llnwcyer, TINT
almost all tho l,le,l employ private s'cancll,"
which " very raEH lii Germany. Tho extra
expense OF this amounts to 10 glturas
per term for three h0urB weekly,
found. tho Students rooms largo aud
r0mforfat,tr., Each college has n
large hinihg-hnlt, where tho students nf tho
liarttculnt college cut together Nt B,-to llll-
AUsgrnduntcs bct0w, tbs Faculty along with
tho M.A.'B at tho aiiglt table" 'ihp latter
only nre privileged To llave wtne,- tho under
graduates being allowed beer simply.
Beside various private clubs, lilo stut1enta
hRvo ono largo "Unton CIub,h TO witcjl Nlty
student can be- admitted. I'his is furnished
with nh excellent Iu6atinC.ron,n. whnrn neven
tholatlies ara not forgotten,- gallery beinr
set nlnrt expressly FIR them, l'lu rcntljuT.
rooms anil cuiEec-r0ntls nre snnctoilE nil
comfortable. Tho snbscriptlon Icroto IL III
Rfltliings per term, lut IilRn without a,,otI
supplies Ut nlOlley Gun j.nrtily feel mich Mt
linsli0 mt Oxford. funoy: aid. rs nrnriv nv
have beol, nblD to irar1i, S3.0Ob yrar ftiiT1
would not bo too 1iUcll uf iii. Tic men lint
I saw, however, IuOkeI very frtKl, Mi
healtI,y; In fact' i scarccly Know wlen +
have sc8i, such thoroughly rnbust sct III |
ynlll,E men. l )IRy nlltl that tho Inii NJ |
HChrist Church" is gaill to bp Tia s,coud.
finest 1T E,lropc.
Coming up 10 London by the " fost trnin,n
WHOM tNa tcttcrs, and wt0 occuby |