Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

Schools Mr. A Davis, principal, MIR ROSWELL Par
i SL, assistant principal; Mr. Ladd, Miss II Z
MISS Parkhurst, Miss NJ Wilder assistants,
viii begin to-day and continue tomorrow.
MUNICIPAL COURT.-Several liquor cases
were before Judge Williams again, yesterday
morning, and three for drunkenness.
Pat. Duggan and William Quinlan were fined
50 and costs for drunkenness, and committed to
jail on uon-paymcnt. Ann Shannack, for drunk
enness, paid fine of 81 and costs Eugene
Shaw, for assault and battery on Mary A. Brady,
paid costs on the acknowledgment of satislac-
tion. John Mahoney, Margaret Kennedy, VIM.
A. Eager and jeremiah Foley paid SO and
costs each, for keeping liquor. William Haas,
Francis McVey, Felix P. Norway, EraStus W.
Woods, Edward H. Baker, Henry Kelley, Ber-
nard McManus, Louis Borid and Henry A.
Hovey, paid SO and costs for selling liquor
HOLY Cross COLLEGE.-The graduates at
the College of the Holy Cross this year num-
bered only two, six of the class having been ex-
PEELED on account Of their violation of the col
lege rules, which refused them a holiday week
last Easter. The faculty have still further
abridged the vacation days by henceforth requir-
ing the resumption of academic exercises on
the first Monday of September for all the classes
The literary and musical exercises, which dis
tinguish the annual commencement, were
listened to yesterday by an audience equal to
those of former years, of which past
graduates and friends of the students
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w "neu i"ise Piopo'tiou' iue hcau vi the
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large one, reaching as lar as Maryland, was
present from Baltimore to watch the progress of
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LUIS euueatlonai charge Oh tue society OIL Jesus
The Catholic clergy was represented by Bishop
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'oil'' Vi 'plinSue'u' anu soFel" PileSts
from Boston and elsewhere.
The services took place in the old hall in the
east wing of the building, Rev. C. H. FuImer,
professor of rhetoric, presiding. Professor Geo.
P. Burt directed the musical part of the pro-
gramme, which was especially excellent and
served to heighten the interest in the declama-
tons and essays. Following the example inau-
gurated last wear, Chickering grand piano
from Ieland's was relied pnon for tho chief in.
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'"u"ien'"i ihusic' 1he lolIo"iuS was thc order
OF exercises:
Music: Invitation to the Waltz, won Weber,
Duo, four hands, Masters J. G. Eichorn, G. p.
Burt; Anglo-saxon Monasteries, original, Ignatius
I. Egani thoughts on Music, original, Robert f.
0'Nail, AN'"i"S ADecAe'' original Joseph H.
Music. Piano solo-ohapson dos AInes fRxdor,
Master John Ii. Galligan; The First Crusade, orig
inal, Joseph Mullen; The Mothers Triumph, John
T. Sheehan.
Music; La Iyr1lienne-Irio for two vioins and
wsgnnass Eo yoseph mos HwXer, >.
The Marty1 Of ScIo, 'oHn Mccloy. KnowIedgss W.
Fun, dialogue, Dennis f. O;Connor and Thomas
McManus.
Music: Piano solo-Morceau Brilliant, "Lucretia
B b John Mulrey; Valedictory John
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Iohn q Einbnrn '"Sc ue Noncer'' VA feel-MaSter
Gradnation and distr;hr+ior NJ ,,r,vos
Music; Crown MISREPRESENTATION four hands
Masters j. Ejchorn, John Mulrey'
The rr,dpo+os GRO pohor, II Ioo o,,5 to,,,,
=, sC"'s'' "io 'oD0i' F. he0 anu 'oiil f.
hlchehna' DOM OF New hampshire, and on them
the usual degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
feired. The distribution Of silver. orossoo md
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"''iu0ouio ooohs u tue lnerltorlous Students
proceeded amid applause, Bishop O'Reily in a
very genial way presentinc tbe diplomas and
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M goIn PRIZE tne gllt Oh former