Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-30

OulOu SOilege VI LAW. iIohi winch III
stitution he was graduated in June.
1855. being one of the eight speakers
selected by the faculty to represent the
class at commencement.
He was admitted to the bar of ILL
nois In June. 1883, and at once COM
menced the practice of law in Chicago,
where he has since been engaged In a
general practice.
Mr.. Parks received the degree of
master of arts from Northwestern Uni
versity in 1902.
Mr.. Parks was married August 9th,
1883. to Grace Runyan, daughter of
| the late T.. +. Runyan. Their home Is
| In the Fourteenth Ward, where they
have lived their entire married life.
They have family Of three children.
Mr.. Parks is Congregationalist, be-
ing trustee of the Warren Avenue
Congregational Church, and member
of the Congregational Club.
He is one of the trustees of the Men
oxen Club.
Mr.. Parks has always been Demo-
crat. and was especially active during
the last two national campaigns.
He has never been candidate for
any Office.
Edward +. Dunno has made himself
one of the most popular jurists on the
bench and also holds a high record for
the trial of cases In his court. He was
born in Waterville. Conn.,. just fifty
years ago. He was married early and
Is proud of being the father Of thirteen
children, the latest Of which arrived
only few days ago. He received his
early education in the common schools
Of Peoria and later finished ut Trinity
College, Dublin. returning to Chicago
and taking up the practice Of law. He
is quite as much interested In Irish
ma tional Affairs as he is In the affairs
Of the Democratic party Of Chicago,
and In both he Is an ardent worker. He
has served the people on the bench for
more than dozen years.
Judge Edmund w. Burke, who has
been renominated by the Republicans,
is one Of the very best Judges Of the
Circuit Court. He IL one Of the best
read lawyers in Chicago and is uni.
versally respected by bench, bar and
people. Judge Burke is an cid resi-.
dent Of Chicago, and Is now serving
his second term.
Murray F. Tuley has been a Judge
Of the Circuit Court Of Cook County
for 80 many years that he has come to
be known as the dean Of the judicial
corps. Besides this distinction, he IL
looked upon az one of the ablest law
yers of the country. Born in Louis.
vile, KY, in 1927, he came to Chicago
when he was but 10 years old. He i'm.
mediately took up the study Of law.
and worked at this until the Mexican
war broke out, when he Joined the
army. Later he practiced law in SANTA
Fe and was Attorney General Of New
Mexico for term Of years. He re-
turned to Chicago in 1854 and has re-
manned here ever since. He was once
an Alderman here, aud was afterward
Corporation Counsel, and has been on
the bench since 1873.
| Daniel ]. Schuyler, ST., IL one of the
original members Of the Chicago Bar
Association, and has practiced here
for more than thirty years. During
that period he has been connected with
some of the most important litigation
which has come before the United
States courts. Mr.. Schuyler comes
from Dutch ancestors, and is direct
descendant Of General Philip Schuyler,
Of Revolutionary fame. He is about
90 years old. He was born In New
York, but came to Chicago when a
young man and has grown up with the
city. He Is a member Of the Holland
Society and Of the Hamilton Club.
Andrew J. Hirschl was born In Dav
export, Iowa, In 1862, and has prac
ticed law In Chicago for the last twelv'
years. He Is Of Hungarian parentage
but received his education In thi
country, being graduated from Am
herst College In the class of 1873. Hi
preliminary legal training Mr.. Hirscll
gained ut the Iowa State University II
Iowa City. He started the practic
Of his profession In Davenport. II
1891 Mr.. Hirschl came to Chicago ant
formed partnership with forme
Judge Byam. Seven years ago hi
present firm Of ROsenthal Kurz
Hirschl was started. Mr.. Hirschl In
written a number Of law books, hi
. latest one being entitled "The Law @
Corporate Combinations, Consolidate
and Succession" He Is n member @
the WoOdlawn Park, the Hamilton an
Il Marquette clubs, and Is also Turner
Is He is professor Of the law of corpora
t. lions at the Chicago Law School and /
Ie active In the Chicago Medico-Legal So
IT, ciety.
George Kersten is one of the bes
known of Chicagoans, and is general
If liked all over the city, where he I'm
c. hosts of warm friends and politics
10 supporters. He is 40 years old, an
Is has lived here al his life. Enterin
D. politics in 1880, he was appointed cler
h of the North Division police court, an
five years later was appointed JustiC
of the Peace. He has been candidat
lie for several public offices, including thu