National Republican., 1873-06-26
GoSZAaA COLLEGE.

ANIMAL Cemmercsno-t Exercises.
The sixteenth annual commencement Of Con-
Eaga college took place last evening, al O'Clock,
in the audience room Of Lincoln hall, in the
presence Of a large sudlence. The order Of ex-
crclscs for the evening was as follows: Column
bus, (originalO VIM. y. Muliigan, Third English.
A Legend, (poem, by r. u, walsh,) John II.
COonly, First preparatory. A Visit to Mount
Vernon, Originally VIM. ID. Reynolds, Second
preparatory. Arnold winkelried, (declamation,)
ep kmefique, Frederick j. Grinii6, Fourth col
lsgiate. Sir william Wallace, Original x, Car.
roll Morgan, Third collegiate. The Battle OF
Wagrsm, Soriginal Pocm'l Redmond d. Waish'
il Is needless to say that each hoy acquitted
himself with honor In The role assigned him when
H is known that they ate under the lnstTuctlon
Ot the professors and tutors Of college VIII
reputation Ia 90 widely known as that Of Con-
Zaga. WHAT added TO the interest Of the occa-
sion was the fact that all the oratlons, except
one, were original, aud they were delivered In
manner which showed that the young gentle
men had been well trained In the arts Of clocu-
ton and rhetoric. Upon the conclusion OF the
addresses medals for proficiency In their various
classes were awarded to the following young
gentlemen: In the third class OF Greek, James
Y. Colbert; In the fourth class Of Greek, Eugene
A. Hannah; In the NTH class Of Greek, Harry
Coolidge; 10 the second class OF Latin, A. y. Glenn
ents; IN the third class OF Latin, Jas. r. Colbert;
In the fourth class OF Latin, Eugene A. Hannah;
In tho ntth class Of Latin, Harry p Coolidge; In
a
class Of Natural Philosophy, James y. Colbert;
in the class OF Chemistry, Ethelbert c. Morgan;
In the class Of TriHonOmetTy and Mensuration,
William y. MiIigan; in the class Of Higher Al
zebra, Redmond J.. Walsh; In the class Of Alge-
bra, Martin J. liOllnhan.
Non-classicAl COurse-In the second class Of
English, Richmond d. Walsh; for excellence 10
English Composition; In the third class OF Eng.
llsh, William =. Millgan; for excellence In Eng.
lish Composition, Howard G. Clagett; In the
ri nj nl lGh Inh nnVlas NnE al
lence In English Composition, John Boyle; In the
ffth class Of English, Watson Boyle; Tor excel.
lence In English Composition, VIM. u. Reynolds;
IN the sixth class OF English, James d. GlennAn;
tnr excellence In English Composition, Maurice
Clagett; In the seventh class Of English, Matthew
cunningham; for excellence In English Compo-
Of History, Redmond d. Walsh; In the third class
II History, William y. Milligan: In the fourth
class OF History, Martin J. lIoohau; In the nfth
class Of History, Watson Boyle; In the sixth class
class Of History, Charles A. Walter; In the second
class Of Geography, Redmond d. Walsh; In the
third class Of Geography, John 9. Sullivan; IN
han; in the nth class OF Geography, Watson
Boyle; In the sixth class Of Geography, Louis
Kolipnski, William D. Acker; In the
In the class Of bookkeeping, Martin J. Hollohan
tor excellence In Arithmetic, VIM. y. Milgan
In the nrst class Of Arithmetic, Etwin I. Little,
In the third class Of Arithmetic, Matthew Gun,
nlngham; In the class OF Mental Arithmetic,
Maurice Clagett; In the class OF OrthogrAphy
Matthew Cunningham; In the irst class Of Pen.
manship, Christopher p. Mccarthy; second class
Of Penmanshlp, Louis kollpinski; third class OF
Fenmanship, Chas. A. Walter; In the nrst class
Of Christian Doctrine, Redmond ID. Walsh; In
The second class OF Christian Doctrine, VIM. r.
MilllgAn; In the third class Of Christian Doctrine
Daniel II. McGlyern In the fourth class OF Chris.
tiAn Doctrine, Richard T. Cooney; In the nfth
class OF Christian Doctrine, Michael DAILY: II
the nrst class OF Elocutlon, Redmond ID. Walsh;
In the second class OF ElocutlOn, John l. Pro
slss; In the nrst class OF French, Frederick J
Griffith; IN the second class Of French, VIM. r.
Milligafi.