The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-01
Enl1NENoE oARpINAL wIsEMAN.

There's sigh IN the heart, Iobm q O!hlara.
DRAMA OF ''THE HIDDEN GEN, " BY HIS. LATE
EMINENOE CARDINAL wIsEMAN.
Euphemianus .................M .McMahon.
AIeAlus- ---. '-'''-. - murphy
Carinus .-,.-...-.,......-. IObln
Froculus. --.....-... ~ brleh
EuseDlus ..---...-----. -Mahar.
BlDulus. .Shyln
Davus. Tierney
Orsulus .......,-.. .--a-...- SneVEauA
Verna ............-.-..- MeCloskey
Gannio -....:.......... Shanly
An Imperial Chamberlain. =. Ward
An officer. -. .DaYeiuy
PART SECOND.
Comic Song, Wake of Teddy Roe, Shan
ley; Defamation, Erin's Flag, Cullen; Vio-
lin Solo, Cuckoo, Daveluy. -t
l. FARCE.lBox AND FOX, MORTON
Mr.. Fox: o Brieu
Mr.. Box. ..-.,.:....-..-.-... ShHnley
Mr.. Bouncer :. .................S Smyth
Violin Duett, (fron Carnival de Venise,)
Dayeluy and, Tobin;. Song, Postal, or Tho
DiesissCast, O'Mara; Distribution of Prizes
Song, The Students Farewell, (Composed
by a Student Tobin; Valedictory, -AIahar.
Prof. n. Shearer, of Canton, presided at the
Piano.
OF the rendering of the several parts
as above given, we shall say nothing
more than that our highest anticipa-
tions were fully eeaHzed. The ad-
dresses were eXceRont and displayed
the good cultivation the students had
had received from their professors;
the declarations possessed the fire
and energy proper to them; the songs
and INSTRUMENTAL performances were
such as might be expected from well
trained college boys, while the comic
al declimattions by Mr.. Shanly, lib
orally drought down the house."
The "Hidden GEN." a mastery
dramatic effort from the pen of the
late Cardinal Wiseman, was rendered
throughout all its parts, in that bold,
effective manner, which one only
looks -foi in the members of "Star
Company"
Wewere sorry that threatening
rain storm bronghtt the entertainment
to a close before the last two or three
pieces on the programme could be eX
tended. .,--..
In a word, the display of taIent
made by the students, was highly
creditable alike to themselves anC
their gifted professors; ana we are
sure, all who were present on the Oc
casion, will join us in the wish, thai
it may not be long ere we witness an
other exhibition by our young friend
at Louisville,
The following is the list of prizes
as handed to US by the Rev. Superio
of the College:
COOP CONDUCT.
-Ps-ize-Fred J. Daveluy, CleveIlnd
Honorable 1LsRtion-Wm. McMahaI
Qlmstead Falls, and ThOs Smyth
0berlin. .,t. e... 1855 81
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE,
Senior Sectio,s-=;;5 - Pat. O'Brien
iHe5a' .Ho's.' 9 9MessEdaR@W@. McMahon
y f%lmstead Fails, o. i-.
= Junior Section, Prtze-Pat O'Mara
Cleveland. re.&,. g. '-Ha
Hon. Mention -Jno. Tob n, Ciey.
ST. PATRICKs LITER'Y AssoeIATIoN
Prize = Equally marlted by T
O'Brien, VIM. McMahon and L
Smyth.
Hon. Me,ltion-Fred J. DaVeluy.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT FIRs
LATIN GLASS.
Ist Prize-Thos F. Mahar, Clev.
/ -t-2d Rrize-Wm. McMahon, Ohm
, stead Falls. ,I.,-.
: Hon. Men.-P. O'Brien, Elyria.
HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY.
: Prize-EquallY merited bp r.. T. Ms
t hOr and w. Mcmahon.
Hon. AeT.-T. Smyth, Oberlin.
SECOND LATIN CLASS.
Prize-Fred DaVeluy.
Hon. Men. - Jno. Tierney, San
: dusky.
: History and GeogragA9fRs Rseize-J
: Stanley, Akron. III.
, Hon. Men.-J. Daveluy and J. Tiel
ney. ..--.,..,-,.
: I$ zPrize-Mich Murphy, Clev.
2 2dS6.. T.. o. Mara, a.
Sd " j. Tobin, -
Hon. Aen.-Jno. Moffit, Louisville
: Hist. and GeOg., P'ize-Jno MOtfiI
. Louisville.
4 Hon. Men.-M. Murphy. Cleve.
8 GREEK CLASS.
lSt Prize-T. F. Mahar.
I'd :" F. Daveluy. ..t
!. Hon. Afe7.-Chas. Chevraux, Lou
? is vile. '''
? - q a-.- GERMAN CLASS.
1st DiUiSton, .Prize-T. F. Mahar.
:, Hon. Men.-Fred DaVeluy
I 2d DieiSion, Prize ohm Moffit.
y Hon. Men.-Jno Ward, Olmstea
Falls.
1st Prize of Excellence. Jno KelI.
a Cleveland. ...-... s-...... ..
e 2d. Prize OF INSTRUMENTATION
3 Metzler, Akron.
Il Hon. Men.-rhos Keegon, Clev.
Grammar, PRICE. LittlefOl
- Cleveland. .. .s. ..-
Hon. Men--A MetzIer.
e Catechism-Thos KeegOlI. Pc.
:. Hon Men--Jno Kelley.
i. Spelung-Jno KeegOn. 'a 1-
- Hon Men--Jno Kelley.
4. r Geography, Prize--J Kelley and
it Hon Memo Littlefeld. .a
s. WRITING GLASS.
+ 51st Div, Prize-M Murphy.
>, Hon Men--P o Mara. e, y -..f -,
"a ID Div. Prize--Js Kelley, s..a. 3
ot Hon Men--A Neither r'i.
e. - MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.
~ ~ Geometry, Prize-T F, Mahar,
! w
u u Hon Men-P. O'Mara. --.E.<.r
III Algebra, 1st Prize--T F Major.
- 8. I'd g w McMahaI
'e Hon Men-I Shanly .,r
Arithmetic 1st Div, Prize-I Tie
Hon NIen--P o'Brien. !. .
at "a Div, Price Cheveraux and
= Moffit. ..g
ey Hon Men--Jno McCloskey, Clev
~ Sd Div, ,Prize-A Metzler, Akron
- Hon Mem Kelly, Cleveland.
~ Book Keeping 1st Div, Prize
en- Moftit and I Tobin.f ~ i-.-.
Hon Men-P O'Mara, Cleveland
I'd Div, Prize-Josephi Ward. r..
- Hon Men-Jno McCaskey.
,o6 iVoeaL.Musie, Prize, JnO Tobin.
- Hon. Men p. O'Mara. - -. 3