New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
law SCHOOLS TO UNITE.
,r,,,, METROPOLIS To BIZ MERGED WITH
THE UNIVERSITY.

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~. University Law school last evening. ut Hc'-
.,,,s Chancellor MacCrackcn Of the ua-V'r-
-. nv, .lo an announcements Which was S"ce'''
i.b .&ur-ssions o. hearty apirotu bt the say
rs, who p4rtoo6 of tn" feast. II wa ih@t '"e
n,-.ro.ol.s Law School i'm the Mercantile Library
1',r5,nA m AstOr Place. is 20 Doe MERGED "i;h ire
university Law school. The seven trustees OF 'ae
,t,,r,-ol.s Law school. among Waom are General
,,.,,.r Svayue and John Bselow. arc L. surrender
Aba ..soors charter. on condition that the lvl laN
s.ulsuts who have been attending the SchooI ana
,,.a NOT finished the course of study there are 10
d. received in the University Law school without
,.s os standing. and that mon who raVe been
,l,,,tel from tine Metropolis Law school are TO
y, lopted as alumni Of the University Law school.
t.einnins with October /. the siXtieth anniversary
of the University Law school. the lectures "lI De
Given in the mex building in Washington square
AMI students can pursue the course OF study th"'e
no5rninqs afternoons or evenings. according to the
hours which best suit their convenience Clarence
u Ashley is the only mbcr of the faculty o. the
Netrouols Law School taken into the faculty OF
the University Law school. An extra years study
Is 70 be added 20 tine course after lN'" SO as 10
make three years course.
The dinner last evening i'm the small banquet
,p, hall on the third floor OF Delmonico's. Judge
willard Bartlett presided at the table Of honor
having at his right hand the Rev. pr. H. ~ Mac
Cracken Joseph II. Choate. Professor Austin ABB
holt Dean Of thu University Law school AMI Emu
William Alien Batter and Caphaa Drd.nerd. Those
having seats at other tables W,Ie Smith Ely,
Jefferson Levy. Isaac f. Russell James Il. Dill
John ~ Kampius. Edgar J. Phillips. T. Vi. Avery,
Charles Curio. Peter Mastcrson. William L. Ma
moi william II. Good. Robert H. Book james =.
Lamb James Stokes. W. \. Purring;On. Rufus l..
SOFT. Ernest Han NJ. Marley P!atzeA. William 7.
Natthios. Charles StecNcr James \. O'Gorman.
Louis T. Doyle. Louis Stec5ier. Edward ". Han,
Robert Bonyns. Thomas ". Butts. Frank \ ~
win winthrop Parker, JulEe Thomas :. Henry,
lanes D. McClcuand. :. -. Stewards. Arthur Won
1ressn Fritz Won BricScn. Samuel y. Levy Ler-
MN Fromme. W.lbur Z. Trciw,ll Terence J. Nc
Nanus. Judge Wauhope Lynn George i. Cart
land Judge Charles r., SiWms, jr. Jadse Jonn
Henry Mccarthy Richard l.. II. Finch, George
White. Charles p. McC.cli2nd Charle5 \. Hess
Edmund L. Mooney. CiIold Bose N'N"l4'"h
Tosh. William +. Clare John y Anderson. William
stuhr. Herbert Knight. y. J. Wilson. Antonio
Rasines Hans :. E,at;ie and John u. Lindsay.
THE CGANCEILORS ANNOUNCEMENT.
There was a round of applause when Judge Bart
LETT introduced Chancellor MaccracNon 70 speak TO
the toast THE University The Chancellor be-
gan his speech with a description of the aunlver-
sary exercises a; University Hesats Then bee said
in par;
We have accepted a proposition mace n.y. -hc
that school win Doe mtrs ia the tn.FerSlN Ia"
Sg0' rcay signed hey viii i've up tn.r caar
Ter within few wctk k. ans tA,lY S'v4ti.' oI' 4,
De- tfa5 er ., ~ 0r r, .rl are ~ ak To- SUI
etiiys trV"i -3 LII no. o ..an so student, Dur
toc - c1r,ins Var W nl.e resolved that while
We III. nv 80 are ~ b,... sessions in the
mornings. afternoons ami evenings h''.''I' :, ~
t4eT II n@s Bin ty it,u h.. abel to our currlc-
ulum. We intend to taxi a iirl ioLWai - - "a ~
new building in Washington square. we shall hale
The highest school in town. daughter ana ap-
plauseJ We are going even Soo'e NIX Sg"s IN. ''o ,
ior WI a. rom on tie FOOT We expoc; 70 keep
ste3;ng up higher under The leadership Of Pro
go Abbot. until We overlook the entire Legal
horizon daughter and applause
,rb.ra vas a cheer when Joseph II. ChJate was
i" - -, ., ,ro ,,,.- ..1'h. C,ra...,-
ton" As usual such occasions, Mr.. Choa;e set
c,.r,.todv launching ly some c.ever jokes Then b.
~ W. 49,
said in part
There are some good things left in the Cons'tn-
ton II l could tell YOU o. a.. the ann. !-;l'...'
which kept out. yoG would hay a stta'e r.,
spect for what let in d.aushterJ j. i on.y
b. placing men OF hgn character on tn" bencn tA"t
the judicial amen !m.nts can nf ME - h-'e ''e
the constitutional CohVehN'i IVI ''!y guy 10. -
also dil wha. We could Tor the I-'siF.' 800.
v MagT Ge word |Tl from one o. Ga5a heads o.
one OF the political parties t"e safe Ca ~.
make the senate too unwicliy That was exactly
what We wanted 10 accomplish. N-augat"I' t'-'' |
has been SOM discussion aH-oNs il'!.'' -. ga
bar as 70 WhgjieF NE p - ia T.i'7 5.6,'L !
!, Snyrari W dcd be;eye mat he world IS
Improving al the time ana that ne bar .mpiofe, |
WIN tns =, 80 -. -. bar f., i,s ri,v :0r |
soytv vears Thcy dd no, res.,no.e eacn other in
thsir Intellectual traits. and computation oil avs
seems 70 be neceaSaIy -. a SUI. I a. 5,,r nus,
+ one trait however tlat ~ -. ,c,,.. The law.
have ami tnat is t"nacity o.. p-iiC r. th. |
schools have lone iau'a Tor li'e Da. ,..,,,
community. The co''eseS a. S'i'1S -, IT,, ,a"S
men 10 the Jaw schoo-S. ne I.o.-..ii ga" t ~ -
generation contains the graf slIer.' ~. 49,. pa.
iessOn. have nope ana Ao'""'b "1' ''i' -' -''
poiesson- 'APpauSe1 49,, .,. .ar,, !
'uose Roger 4. II|0i' 9i''N''9 " CAV
Bench" sad In part:
The dutv If counsel i- lv careful research and /!
~ ' ,t t CO., ,si f,rl,ior gr.at sc.,c IT,
1 qg Tor NE n'silaE vi ,,,ic ~
briaf NAV h. in an myers radio to iis length.
And the ability exhibited should DE- nd"'it"t 81. s'n
o4tl!! ma |h@ '4.iS Vi ''.ii'-l IN, ,cc,,,.,t.