New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29
THEY ARE LAWYERS NOW.
EXERCISES OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY.
FIFTY,sEvEN MEN ARE GRADUATED FROM ITS
LAW SCHOOL.

HFTY,sEvEN MEN ARE GRADUATED FROM lis
LAW SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises of the class OF 81 OF tne
Law school OF the University Of the CITY Of
took place last night In Music Hall, and hfty seven
young lawyers made their formal bow TO the world
The graduates odlooking set Of young follows
and they are the third largest class which has been
graduated from the University Law school. There
was numerous attendance and on the stage was
large number Of the officers Of the University Of grad
yates and invited guests. The Rev. DR.. Hall, chan
color of the University, presided and among others
present Vice-Chancellor MaoCracken, Professor
Henry NJ. Baird Professor David r. Jacques, dean OF
the faculty. Dr. Austin Abbott deanelect; Professor
Isaac f. Russell, secretary Of the faculty Professor
Francis II. stoddard and william Allen Butler.
Dr. Hall made the opening remarks. Frank Alex
snder Erwin, of the GLASS, made forcibe and well
delivered address on the subject Of Intervention In
Divorce" Kyeran John o'Connor spoke on "Two
False Analogics" and Rufus Lewis Perry 'Thc Term
Liberty under the Constitution" Mr.. Perry Is
young colored man. and no acquitted himself most
creditably. Thomas Joseph Bradley delivered the
valedctory address, taking for his subject claw Re
form in America" DR.. Hall then conferred the de-
grees, after which the announcements Of prizes were
made. Frank Alexander Erwin received 800 for
passing the best written examination. and Charles
Macmillan Boerman 800 for the best oral examine
tion. The E. F. Shepard scholarship presented to
william H. Good, Of the Junior class, and faculty
scholarships went to william j. Pyne Louis O. Grover,
ir., and Carlos c. Alden.
The Rev. DR.. George Harrison McGrew, pastor OF
st. Paups Methodist Episcopal Church, delivered the
address 10 the class. DR.. McGrew is a graduate OF
the School OF Harvard University and he presented
some pertinent and practical ideas the subject Of
Present Day Dangers TO the Legal Profession He
spoke Of the dangers Of the law ceasng to be
learned profession and Of becoming simple business
pursuit. He showed that there was danger OF the
law ceasng to be an Independent profession, as he
emplfed in the person of corporation counsels He
also pointed out the danger Of the law ceasng to be
influential In politics.
Here is a list Of the graduates: Winfield Scott
Angeman, Jarvis Norris Atkinson, A. B., Theodore
Thomas Baylor, B. s., Harold Binney, Charles Maxi
milan Boerman, John Hillric Bonn, jr, Thomas James
Francis Boyle Thomas Joseph Bradley, A. B., Thomas
Patrick Burke, A. B., John Henry Byrnes, Frank
Brownen Cameron, Raymond Cousins, IT., Arthur
Dixon Davis, A. B., A. NJ, Peter Eagaii. Cornelius
Joseph Farley Bella Darwin Esler, A. b. Frank Alex
ander Erwin, A. NJ, owen Francis Finnerty, Andrew
Foulds IT, Charles Giddings, Thomas Gtlleran James
Joseph Grady, A. NJ, Henry Emil Heisted, Michael
Francis Hennessey A. B., Frederick Hughes Jay syl-
vester jones' John Christopher Judge, Norman Fred
erck Kerr Charles Frederick Kocher, A. B., Henry
Daniel Lang, Norman James Marsh, A. B., Charles
Rudkin Mccarthy Marshall Stuart Marden, Peter VIII
lam Mlllady, Denis Barry Murphy, David Charles
Myers, Ralph Nathan, Kyeran John o'Connor, John
Palmier Rufus Lewis Perry, GonZalo de Quesada
B. S., Joseph William Quin, A. NJ, Benten Thomas
Rutan, Christian Frederick Scheck, Horace Clark
Skey Samuel strasbourger, Herbert Worthngto1 Tay
Tor Charles Edward Travis, Frederick Nevius Noor
hees, Edmund Waring Wakelee, George Ludlow MaLNer
CYRUS Van Ness Washburn, Augustus John wilson,
Alfred Noble Wright, Constantine Zhelascon, William
Philip Zwinge, A. B.