Brooklyn Union Argus

15 September 1882
FORTY-FOUR NEW LAWYERS ADMITTED TO PRACTICE TO-DAY 
BY THE GENERAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT.
       The following candidates for admission to the bar last night passed 
their examination satisfactorily and were to-day passed by the General Term 
of the Supreme Court:

Aloys G. FENWICK'
J.H. HAMILTON
Arthur HURST
Edmond J. TINSDALE
Charles NOBLE
James TIERK (?)
James T.L. WOOD
Irving ELTING
Charles S. NOYES
William E. SHIELDS
Morris E. WEBBER
J.B. SABINE
James S. ALLEN
O.C. HOLLMAN
M.L. ERANGER
Wantrope LYNN
John W. BROWNING
Julius KIAMKE
J.B.C. TAPPAN
Charles C. MARSHALL
Charles F. MOODY
W.S. MILLS
__ TOWNSEND, Jr
C.P. COWLES
William A. WRIGHT
Charles H. BUTLER
Henry WHITE
Milton C. GRAY
E.G. HALSEY
G.A. BRIGGS
Frederick K. SEYMOUR
Charles RUDOPPH
F.B. WALRATH
F.M. AVERY
John E. BULLWINKLE
Charles C. SWISTER
Eugene F. O'CONNOR
William L. ALLEN
George H. BRUCE
Edward F. RILEY
William H. JAY
Thomas O'NEIL

All the candidates received certificates as attorneys and 
also as counselors-at-law.

15 December 1882
ADMITTED TO THE BAR
The following applicants for admission to the Bar passed the examination
yesterday and the report of the examiners to the Supreme Court favors
the admission of the following:

Silas CONDIT, John J. MYLAND, 
Wm. F. WENGER, 
Wm. A. SHORTT,
Leonard LEISERSOHN, 
W. Ivins VAN WART, 
Wilbur F. TREDWELL,
Henry W. OSBORN, 
E. Elmer ROOSA, 
Edwin C. LEWIS, 
George R. RHODES, Jr., 
David M. NEUBERGER, 
Edwin B. GOODALL, 
James F. HORAN, 
George W. MIATT, 
Charles M. PALMER, 
Frederick E. FISHAL,
Marion STORY, 
Wm. H. GOULDSBURY, 
John H. CONWAY, 
Alexander U. MAYER, 
John W. SCOTT, 
Chas. F. HALSTEAD, 
Wm. V. HILLIARD, 
John MAYLORD, 
Henry B. DAVENPORT, 
Francis R. FISHER, 
Anthony DARMSTADT, 
James L. BAXTER, 
James H. R. McVICAR, 
Edward BARNES.

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Mary E. Fitzpatrick  
Carol Granville 
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