Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-27
YALE LAW SCHOOL.

the standard. Whether 1t was an unusu-
ally high standard or not, the faculty do
not disclose. Following is list of the
senior graduates:
William Doolittle Baldwin, B. A., Grinnell, Ia.
Roger Sherman Baldwin, B. A. New Haven,
Conn.
John Wallace Banks, B. A., Guiiford, Conn.
Charles Roderick Beers, New York city.
Frank Sheridan Bennington, IA, Clyde, NY.
Julian Jedediah Bishop, Norwich, Conn.
James Kingsley Blake, B. A, New Haven,
Conn.
Dwight Elliot Bowers, B. A., New Haven, Conn.
Charles pggdiss Barns Conn.,
lawrence Marshall Byers, Oskaloosa, La.
Enes9 Mes ID MINI
James Abrial Caporale, New Haven. Conn.
Alfred wellington Carter, Honolulu Il. l.
John Joseph Clerkin, New Haven, Conn.
Homer Stiie Cummings, New Haven, Conn.
George Milton Curtis, jr., New York city.
Cornelius Joseph Danaher, Meriden. Conn.
Samuel Allen Davis, Danbury, Conn.
Harry Goodyear Day, Seymour. Conn.
James Dudley DeyslI, js:. New Haven, Conn.
kfTsd a0 aiSs, P Rb RsnEer Co. 9s
lulu, 81. 1.
Paul Russo, New Haven Conn.
Daniel Scales jr., Cleveland, o.
Renford Brain Tunstall Sharpe San Antonio,
Tex.
walter Campbell shoup Salmon City, Idaho.
Jesse Wheeler Hubbard, Sioux City, Iowa;
George Henry Huddy. jr., Providence R. 1.
Milton GleVean tg fsb ssw xnsonia COM
Richa-i Everett Jeffrey, San Diego, Cal.
Ulysses simpson SINH V Grant Kendall, Pitt;burg,
Pa.
T WsSdS bsas Es ragos Conn
James ST. Clair Mccall, York, Pa.
Haines Allen Machesney, Allegheny, Pa.
Malcolm MacLeer, Wilmington, Del.
nayId Thomas Mcnamara New Havau tCSonp
william Arayton Mann, Providence, R. I.
Charles Herbert Mathews, New Haven, Conn.
Wallace simod MoyIe, Sharon, Mass.
James Hall Musgrave, Pittsburg, Pa.
Conn.
John Thomas o'Keefe, Leavenworth, Kan.
David Wbitman Parsons, oakiand, Me.
Wilfred Montressor Peck, Stratford, Conn.
Daniel Fred Fowler, New York city.
KRtsutoro Fukushima, ShiZuoka, Japan.
Robert Miles Gignox, Monroe, N. Y.
Be: nard Gipin, jr, Baltimore, Md.
Frank David Haines, Middletown, Conn.
Frank Edward Healy. Windsor Locks, Conn.
George Howard stanton, great Fails. MONT a
Isadore Abraham Stein, New Haven:
John Adelbert Stewart, Bridgeport, Conn.
John Dewell Swain, Boston, Mass.
John Quillin T;son, Clear Branch, Tenn.
Rollin Usher Tyler, Tylerville, Conn.
Geerge st ,wart Walt IN, Salem, o.
james Pc sons Woodruff, Ltchfeld, Conn.
Brent Kelley Yates, Hiawatha, Kan.
The following juniors passed without
conditions:
William Rode1ick Adams, Bloomfield, Conn.
ANDREW Jackson Ballet, B. A., Yale university,
William BREEDER Barker B:A Westyiue, Conn.
E6srss sterlns so b. All 5c MASS
William Bradford Bosley, B. A Livonia, NY.
Herbert Ovid Bowers b. B., Manchester, Conn.
ss6gs R PsestSn Mo-
Me- Sia Dugro Buttles, B. T., New YORK city.
walt r Forward Clark, West sufaeid, Com. ''
Howard Ambrose Couse, B. A, Iidioute, Pa
Harmon m Sheldon Graves, % Bsrlington Vt
George Elisha Hall, New Haven, Conn.
NsTberS s Mam Ha aa%Iin PR' b s ChssEo Ill
Me.
Robert Cairns Hayden, Lake George, NY.
Josiah Wolf Levy, New Haven, Conn.
Edward Joseph Maher New Haven, Conn.
Walte Or Scott Mi''er, Nashville, Tenn.
George Redngton Montgomery, B. A, Adans,
Turkey.
Alfred Alfonzo Moore ir., Oakland, Cal.
George Owen Redin6 .on Syracuse, N. Y.
Matthew Ambrose Rey aolds, B. A., New Ha-
Ira Fmanuel seidle, B. A, Leighton, Pa.
jerome Francis Donovan. New HaVen, Conn nh
Thomas Francis Farrell Webster, Mass
Percy 4 inlay, Memphis, Tenn
James Henry Follis, San Francisco, Cal
William Frederick Fost Or, London, Eng.
Arnold Watson Sher nan, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hari ison Join Teller, Central City, Col.
James France Torrance, Birmingham, Conn.
Richard Henry Tyner, Des Moines, Iowa.
Charles Weiser, YORK, Pa.
James Everett Wheeler, New Haven, Conn.
Charles Beadmen Whittlesey, New London,
Conu.
Fritz William White, st. Louis Mo.
Arthur Hubbard Wood, Pittsaeld, Mass.
Robe.e Wright, Hartford, Conn.
The bar examination committee finished its
work late yesterday afternoon. 1t was learned
that of the ffty-ssven applicants thirteen were
rejected. In reference to the two young men,
Oln1tead and Mann, whose papers were said to
be similarly marked, the commit o decided to
reject Olmstead and pas Mann. The reasons
given.
Following is the list of successful candidates
r. S. Baldwin, J. W. Banks, j. Il. Banner, q r.
Beers, F. s. Bennington, J. ]. Bishop, ]. K
Blake. a. Blanchard, D: E; Bowers, J. R. Buck,
9. D. Burner. ]. ]. Clerkin, James g. Clerkin,
James 8. Coogan, 2. s. Cummings, e. g. Dana
her, s. A. Davis, 81. G. Day, William F. Delaney,
william Eberburg, q. q. Gilman, A. g. Graves,
3. W: Gregory, ]. D. Haines, j.. Halsey, w. ].
Hurcke, W. Jeffire, G d. Kennedy. j. 8. Lawton,
q. Machesney, D: +. Mcnamara, ". B. Mann, W.
8. Moyle, L. W. Newberry, d. l. Parsons, W. F.
Peck, G. III. Robinson, W. s. shonp, R. N. Tyler,
G. s. Walton, ?. P. Wells, ]. P. Woodruff, B. X.
Yates.