The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

business be suspended as far IS pfac-
ffcable throughout the city during the
hours of the funeral Saturday morning.
In order that Newark may pay tribute
to the memory Of its most distinguishel
citizen"
Graduates Of Mr.. Parker's Office.
Some of the sixty-seven students who
graduated from the law office of eort-
lands Parker when he and the late United
Stats District Attorney A. Quinton
Keasbey were partners, and since rank
high in the profession, while others have
died. On a list prepared from Mr.. Park
er's docket the name of George A. EN-
muel, OF Morristown, who became a stu
dent on September u, 1850, is first on the
list. Then follows Adrain v. S. schenck,
of Somerset County, and Alexander c..
Taylor, of Newark. 1852; Stephen Van
Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,, OF Belleville,
and Erastus Seymour, Of Bloomfield, 1854,
William Vanderpool and Charles Bocher-
ling. jr.. of Newark; Alfred C. Stone, of
Railway. and James Henry Stone, Of Rut-
gers College, 1856; Beach Vanderpool, jr.,
1857; David T.. Bonnell, 1858; Samuel L..
Magonagle, 1860; John Gould, 1861; Edward
G. Camp, Richard De Gray and Clifford f..
Parker, 1851: Benjamin F.. Scudder, 1862;
Spencer Gustin and Edward P. Brewster,
1863; Daniel e. Hervey, Caleb f. Mathews,
BENJAMIN A. Vail and Charles T. Glen,
1865; J. B. Edgar. 1865; Richard Wayne
Parker, 1867; jeremiah d. Slocum and Will
lam f. Reid. 1868: William Keene William
son M Robert John Castles, 1869; George
w. Jenkins and William Hays, 1870; John
A. Miller, jr, and Irving Hoagland, ISL;
James Oliver Clark. Edward Shaffer Saw
age. Franklin M. Old and Richard Van
Rensselaer, Van Wyck, 1873; Edwin Bleeck-
er Williamson, Hall Allalre, Carman F.
Randolph and Ladislas Karge, 1875; Will
lam Truesdell Day, 1876; Dewitt Van Bus
kirk, 1877: Walter Ayers and Clifford G.
Kitcheli, 1877: Cortlandt Parker, IT,. Will
lam Leggett Skinkle, Elwood S. Leary,
James Leonard Reynolds, Howard W. Ter
hume and Robert d. l.. M. Dawson, 1878
Charles w. Parker and Edgar L. Randolph,
1882; Chauncey G. Parker and Thomas Tile
ston Wells, 1885: Peter Stillwell, 1886; Will
lam Baldwin Southland, 1888: Jarvis Norris
Atkinson. 1889; John Luther Rankin and
Herbert L. Thowless. 1892; Frederick A.
Borcherling, Albert Chairman Pedrick, 1893;
Marion II. Henderson, f. A. Won Mosch-
isker, 1894; Sidney Meares, 1895; Richard
Parker Bentley, 1896; Alfred N. Dalrymple,
1900.
Edward Q. and George M. Keasbey
should be added to the list, and several
young men became students since 1900.
Benjamin A. Vail is Judge Vail, of the
Circuit Court, while Charles Borcherling
is a prominent Newark counsellor, as are
William r.. Day and former Judge A.
Miller. Thomas Tileston Wells Is a law
partner OF State Senator Lexow, of New
York, and Edward s.. Savage has law
Offices in New York and at Railway. Car
man F.. Randolph is a son of former Gov
ernor Theodore Randolph. Alfred N. Dali
rymple, chairman of the Essex County Re-
publican Committee, was private secretary
for Congressman r. Wayne Parker. Sid
ney Meares is in North Carolina, and
Walter m Is a distinguished Minnesota
counsellor. Abram Schenck, one of the
FIRST graduates from Mr.. Parker's office,
has been a State Senator.