New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
yonNG LAWYERS SENT OUT.
ADDRESSED BY GENERAL EWING.
..,.,xorxENr OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF

nrrr UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY oF
NEwSoRK.
-o;,,s rncn Who were graduated last night
~ .nrual commencement Of the Law Department.
-. university OF the City OF Now-iorA "n''n
Ia NJ the Metropolitan opera HOUSE. iouNeu
VS. $50 "a 81 they were proud TO receive 'heir
s..s under the circumstances when eRa'a0'o''. so.
~ a.ossjon, There was, indeed, every r""so" avs
s..,,ng OF pride on their part, ior 'e" V""i"'o '.
ssst exercises Of the city's inst'n''oh0 " go -.
- heen hopored with the attendance Oh '"te "
n .nnrsciative audiences The It'll Regiment oai'"
- On. nrocrantne at O'clock aud shor'n S,o'
A.opl,y headed by the iteN ~
-su the chancellor entered from INC ""e
.,d took seats upon tho stage lo ."o ..oa
ne "Joly Student" the grsdoa'"s o .ahos,ra
dawn the centre aisle 10 the froht 10" u ss,.n,o
.c.,s which had been reserved Tor then tI ~ Ma
cb.erinr them heartily The Kew III =, N,
craoken yIcechancellor, offered PtS'0 -.
Han arose to express his grstIncatioh a. ',a,o,s
h@n o' 49, 80 ,ho institution and OF the students
:, ,~,..a,oIpc tho first speaker, Dr. hsii s'T" u'"'
49, IN tho audience who were Directly '",s'USo"
=, a.. g. ro,rts If the law would 90 particularly
.n,ertained nv tho address on DSnpo' -, -. g..
De-, ., Womb be found interesting oS e'o'' Nv
the vo,ng men who knew almost o'v'' n s $50,
IN. sadross YVES delivered by James u""'oO. -,
=, nrook,vn It was q sstiricsi arHsiiio"' Vi "'o'o
pr,nclplcs OF the laws OF equity w 49,. -,
1900 ,..hn,ca, lines seven beyond the oouhuS o'
common sense -. =. vo+es Tint 1s the
c....,,nr was the subject OF an aduAess III i~'o,
-, suarspe by Frederick Henry fauimsh' vi
% y,...nn ana John Uric Burke, Of BROOKLYN
I,,,..,.A an able address on case STUDY ana ieN'
D., s,uav N The Law, Which, or Both - Inc CON
on,IoD was that as the college course IS SO snort tno
s,adcnt shouh DO cobnHeu :" ~ ~
.,udv OF cases for the future
victor J. Bowling, chairman Of the comn'''ec On
r,,,o,, = Shepard scholarships reported that the
r.,.,,htn prfes of 800 each had been s"Suco
- rnayI.s NJ Camp, 1sidore llcrshheld, Dennis
or.,rv and Morris Cukor Honorable mention was
$1,000 10 Charles A. Wendell samuel s Slater ana
p.n, n Tuwne The S1oo for best written examiha-
Nan was AWARDED TO James Lambert suydam' ana
shose receiving honorable INCEPTION were 'ohn u
evrhe. Eugene Cohn, William GroSsman ana l. j.
,,oA.,s Tho prze OF slOO for the best oral ex.
animation was won BY Eugene Cohn, and Sherwood
ASrch Jesse Grant Roe, James Lambert Suydam
srs5 Louis James vorhaus received honorable men,
ton After the prizes had been bestowed the degrees
urrs conferred by D. Il. Jaques, dean Of the iacuty
OF law.
"The Corporations and the People was ably dis
oourscd upon by william Grossman, Of this city, the
valstIcoasn whose address, the others had been,
was heartily applauded General Thomas Ewing then
Addressed the graduates telling them that as there
ware only two men-washington and Lincoln-who
could be set up for hero worship before American
audiences without having bricks flung at thom, II
would DO safer for them, while they formed their
style BY studying the many noble examples OF Bri'Sh
md American forensic eloquence. to trust 10 sen
,ttve conscience and honor rather than to great his
horo Characters for instruction a. 10 their duties TO
their clients and their profession. Every worthy
iaxyer he said should magnify his profession. En-
thusiasm ior II would dignity both 1t and him. The
profession was one OF the highest OF human occura-
ions one which enlarges and ilumines the noblest
faculties of its followers.
Following Is list OF those who received the degree
" Bachelor of Laws; Emilio Agramonte, ir., shHr-
rood Aldrieh, John David Bcals, John Sydney Ben
,ett John Charles Brogan John Uric Burke, Arthur
Ieroert Cameron, Charles COhn, Eugene COhn, John
Joseph Crennan, John Howard Cromwell. Joseph New
soh Folwel. ir, Edgar Patterson Foster william
Grossman James Arthur Hsney, Harvey p. IlInmaD.
John Valentine Joseph Humphreys, Abram Jacobson.
Herbert Knight Joseph Lsurier, Nathan Bass Leven-
son. Paul Harold Martyr, Eleazcr sOlomonof Mashbir,
George Edward OHara, Charles Lincoln Pashleyr Fred
er,ck Henry PaulnaD, John Bird Quuin. Jesse Grant
roe, Abraham HymOn Sarasohn, John Joseph Sinmott,
Moses StrAssman, James Lambert Suydam, Gerard Bost
wick Townsend louis James NOrhaus, John !. b.
Weller, Harvey Cromwell Williams
associated classes Of the law department went to
MartBelH's for their annual dinner. Clifford Bocse
presided and brief ponses 20 toastS were mace by
Professor l. r. Russell, r. l. Mooney, hnnrew j.
Shpman, John d. Lindsey, Victor J. Downing, William
C. Arnold, Ernest c. Hunt and Emilio Agramone, r.