New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
MANY GRADUATES IN la W..
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS COMMENCE
MENT.
ELEVEN YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE DIPIoMAs-THE
PRIZE INNERs-A PROSPEROUS YEAR-THE

ELEVEN YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE DIPi"MAs-IHE
PRIzE- wINNERs-A PROSPEROUS Wharf.-The
Union WITH THE METROPOLIS SCHOOL
Never has the Carnegie Music Hall held happier
audience than that which filled 1t .ast evening uu'-
Ing the commencement exercises oil the 'hiVeis''
Law School There was an astonishing superaouh-
dane. NJ tov because sixty-one young men ana
eleven Young women received diplomas as pudd'hs
lawyers Chancellor MacCracken OF the new Vi"
University, and members Of the iac"''s VI ''e '
School. sat the platform wearing '"e'' ,
robes. and with them were nuinOer VI p'o
lawyers of the city.
r,oro o,oro M vsledictorv or other student ora
lions on the OCCASION but in place OF these nsna'
exercises there were addresses by John f. r"i
sons OF the New-York Bar. graduate OF inc UNI
vers!ty in the class of IS. and by pr' Aus''n Az
bott the dean Of the faculty of law
The academic year Just closed has peen 'ie MUS
PROSPEROUS year in the history Of the La" sc"oo.
The senior c.ass numbered 100. the JUNIOR caSS iV
ord tho graduate students 40. making to'ai NJ
tendance of 2s0. The merger of the Meuopo"s Ia"
School which holds Its sessions III evening "'''
with the university, Is already IN oper"''o"
October the Law School will be in possession % 'S
new quarters on the top floor Of the ne" uhNeis'S
building in Washington Square. covering max an
acre Of space and fitted with every convenience io'
instruction and study. Professor Clarence u. "S'S'
late OF the Metropolis Law School, mas peen az
pointel full professor In the university ana pace"
in charge Of the :vening department as wee deah'
under the direction Of Dr. Austin Hopo'' anu ''''
university faculty Of law.
The prize Of 500 for the best written cNa'''"No"
and the prize Of 800 for the best oral eAah'na-
ton were awarded last evening 10 H. > Meishah.
Eugene Marie Raye. Of the Junior class was h'''d
as the winner OF the first OF the Scholarships ~
the final examination. The other winners ol SSlD'I
arships were Julien VI. lsaacs. H. l. h.rzos anu
Dean Emery. Each scholarship is worth siVV .a
The degree OF Bachelor OF Laws was Vohie'''"
G. W Alger. c. H. Angleman, William Ash; J. J.
Bach. 4. }. Barrett j. II. Besll W Il. BiaGH"TI'
Hieronymus Breunch, II. J. Canerata H. H.
Clarke. jr.. G. h. Crane, j VI Dards; :. = pa',S'
{. i. Dillon, Caroline l.. Dodge. W. X. haton II
H. Essck Ethel X. Evans, I. J. Everett Juius
Feldman Joseph Fischer Annette Fiske. O. t. r.
Fitzpatrick. Henry Fluegeeman. G - Folsom olson
man. L. Il. G.nsbure. VI. {. Goldman X. T. Green Green
J. II. Greenbaum Anita H. Hagserty, !: {. ham
gan W. II. Heaton. ; l. l. HONG, - VI Jhchs"n'
b. F. Jones Emerich Kohn. j. II; krakoMcI,
Pauline Kuhlke, c. r. La Rue. :. ID. Lasky, Mary
NJ Lilly, A. {. Linn Resale Loew; X: Melon
Marks H. : Meighan. Maurice Mulcahy, g.
Mullan Alfred Opdyke, 4 c. Pedrick, El"arl
Phillips ". ". Pierce. Edith A Renert. . W
Remer. f II. Reuman, J. r. huston, JACOB ltutZ
J. r. Solomon Otto Schrenk. X. :, scott 'aNli
Sicherman. Minnehaha l.. Nick. Smith. Joseph
Sobel, ". +. Stonebridse. j. ]. Van Ripper J. l..
The degree OF Master OF Laws was conferred upon
the following:
Francis jordan, H. f. Lppincott. q. H. Perry,
J. b. shope. NJ. p. Stevens and ID. l.. stone.