New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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iBrahburp'5 iLansmg's :Worms ann ractlce IINCLUDINGJ . PLEADING UNDER THE NEW YORKV CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, IN THE STATE COURTS AND IN THE FEDERAL COURTS, IN ACTIONS AT LAW, IN NEW YORK STATE ORIGINALLY BY WILLIAM LANSING COMPLETE IN FOUR VOLUMES OF AB-OUT l00O RAGES EACH I 'ai'z ??-m 1 .gag big . km hegl A' 1' f . l' 7 K of , Y ' Ny V , .57 wa? Vols. I and ll, Practice and Forms, 513.00 Vols. III and IV, Pleading and Forms, 513.00 Complete Set, 4 Voliuhes. 524.00 Net Volume I Now Reacly V Volume ll to follow shortly THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING COMPANY 25PARKPLACE.NEWYoRK

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Tiffany Gt Co. TIFFA Y at Co. Fifth Avenue and 37th Street, New York Prizes for Sports 'Ready for Immediate 'Delivery iPhofograpbs Upon Requesg Loving Cups, Vases, Pitchers, etc., in sterling silver and silver-mounted glass, suitable for Coach- ing Parades, Golfing, Tennis, Automobile, Yacht and Motor Boat races, or other land and water sports Loving Cups Sterling Silfver Shi inches high - 524. 6 U U - 38. GM - 45. 7 H H - 70. 8 H H - 85. Small Prize Cups Sterling Silver, Gold lined, 2 handles, height 3Minches upward, 510, Vase Cups Morning Glory and Oiber Shapes, Sterling Stlfver QM' inches high - 520. 1195 32. 13 - 40. 14 - 65. 17 - 100. Silver-Mounted Glass Claret Jugs and Lemon- ade Pitchers,-510, 520, 345, 512, SIS, SIS. Designs and Estimates for Vases,- 512, 514, 522, 526, 530, 560, 570. Richer Prizes and Trophies Water Pitchers, - 538, sss, sion. Comparison of Prices Tiffany 8t Co. always welcome a comparison of prices This applies to their entire stock of rich, as well as inex- pensive iewelry, silverware, watches, 'clocks, bronzes, and other artistic objects, on all of which their prices are as reasonable as is consistent with the standard of quality maintained by the house Fifth Avenue New York Sen! Upon Request Out- of- Town Service To Partles known to the house, or who will make them- selves known by sat- isfactory references, Tiffany 81 Co. will send for lnspectlon selections of their stock Patrons writing from tempc rary ad- dress wlll assist identification by ad- dinl! thelr home address Blue Book A compact catalogue without illustratlona - over 500 pages of concise description! with an alphabetical slde index affording quick access to the wlde range of Tlffany8tCo.' a stock. with the prices at which ar- ticles may be pur- chased. Patron a will flnd this little book filled with help- ful suggestions of lewelry. silverware, clocks, bronzes, and other artlstlc mer- chandise suitable forweddlng pres- ents or other gifts Strictly Retailers Tiffany 61 Co. man- ufacture S O L E L Y for their own retail trade. Their wares are never sold to other dealers, and can only be purchas- ed DIRECT from their establishment in New York. Paris o r L o n d o n

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EW YORK c1TY BO DS qINew York City Bonds are regarded as equaling in security United States Government Bonds. They rest upon civic foundations that are an essential part of the nation. New York City Bonds yield twice the income of Gov- ernment bonds and are issued in denominations of Sl 0.00 and multiplesthereof. lllrfhe National City Bank of New York has issued, and will send on appli- cation, an illustrated booklet which contains a comprehensive presentation of the financial condition of New York City and statistics relating to the city's securities. qlshould information be desired concerning any other type of investment bond, the National City Bank will freely furnish its services. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK 52 WALL STREET, NEW YORK CAPITAL 325,000,000 SURPLUS 521,000,000 l . GOOD CLOTHESARE Q U ALWAYS ARTlSTlC E 35 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK CITY l. Follo th D'htMthdofIeal Ro Ee K CO0 lnstructiomliliia method dllllhat greiit tgacher. Pit. Theodore W. Dwight. I - 2. Gives tho u hl t' I' tr t' n, cle- TllC PYICCS AIC ReaSOl'lablC velopingthe giignezigigrgfthcellaxirnaindillieliieason N upon which they rest. 3. ls in New York City.-the best place to learn New York law and procedurec- the most desirabl e place ln which to establish a lawyer's practice. Its loazagon in the cityhaffords an opiportunlty to atten t sessionso t e courts. an aso to am D E S I G N F O R E A C H practical Zxperienceinlawyers' offices. in consec- CUSTOM ER INDIVIDUALLY tion with the law school study of legal principles. 4. Conf-ers the degree of LL.B. ln two years: of LL.M in three vears. 5. Has a Day School and also an Evening Sclixool. A stiujdent can attend either. Both are t e same a ress sack surrs zo.oo 3' ' ' S 6. Had 957 students in attendance the past year 11905-19063: ofthese 290 were college grad- uates. 401 BROADWAY, NEW YORK GEORGE CHASE, DEAN TELEPHONE 1349 FRANKLIN 35 NASSAU STREET