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EATING AND DRINKINa-LAw-The Law Stu.
dents Association celebrated its second Anniversa-
~ on Monday evening last by sumptuous entertain
ment provided by Messrs. Sherwood and Fisher
About twenty-five OF the members were present on
the occasion The head of the table was ocou-
pied by the President of the Association, N. b.
Hoxie. The Vice President, Charles Price, occu-
pied the opposite end. After the members had
devoted considerable attention to the discussion of
the edibles, in which there appeared to be great
unanltnity, the cloth was removed, and the regu.
lar toasts announced by the President, as fol
lowst--l. "The day we celebrate.'' 2. "The Pre-.
slent nt the United States" 3. sThe Judiciary
OF the United States' A. "The Judiciary of the
State of New York" 5 "The Father of the New
York Bar, James Kent 6. ''The New York
Bar"


These were replied to at some length, and with
great beauty of expression and style, by Messrs
Munlford, Summers, Mcmahon, ]. b. Stevens, and
Horton, whose neat extemporaneous addresses
were enthusiastically received. The first volun.
teer teast-"Tbe President of the Law Students
Association"-was received with six cheers AT.
ter the applause had subsidized, the President arose
and returned thanks in brief, but feeling address,
excusing himself for not replying more at length
by the agitation which the Unexpectedly kind and
complimentary nature of the honor done him had
occasioncd. The Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer, ass, were toasted, and replied at some
length in very happy and entertaining addresses.
Several speeches were made, and songs sung, and
the utmost hlarity and good feeling prevailed until
the company broke up at late hour, or rather an
early one, IN the morning