The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-24

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The speaier had here an ample sAens
ana aIter ludlcfousy abiding to the triumphs oil
art by Catholic MASTER he took up the point OF
architecture and so managed II that he wound up
with some handsomely turned sentences relative
to city temples, and especially to the Catholic
Cathedral MIR. Mclean delivered his discourse
well and with considerable sefpossession.
Then there was chorus from Norma which
was exceently sung by about thirty OF the Younger
students, and which was deservedly appauded
subject beings Hse Alter
| OF the ancents he came down to more modern
times, and In well chosen language, told the story
son. OF the electric wires and OF Morse, concluding
wen with some allowable foretehng...
quartet "The Bright Future" by F1otow,
was then sung by Messrs. Fargls, Evans, Cassidy
and Killener, and the audience showed just APP
preclation by demanding an encore, which was
. Perhaps the pest speech Of the evening was that
delivered GsnWan BY MT 2; Sullivan, on National
having delicate voice, has evidently very COR
rect idea OF the intricacies OF moduation and his
delivery was both elegant and impressive. He
gave very interesting historical resume Of the
growth and decay OF some OF the ancient nations,
and ascrbed TO them the causes Of their ruin.
| Rectitude and faith in God were the great bull
warks for nations prosperity. But passing over
this the general subject, II Is more pleasurabe to
| OF 4s remarks to those whom he and his fellow
graduates were about leaving the old relationship
now Ssasing for eyer These were wen chosen and
After q selection" was performed by the orches-
ira Mr. Francis q. Hall, A. B., dsliyered discourse
no sparlng hand, and AFTER showing the absurdty
OF ts principles. proceeded to say that the Church
alohe was tne conservator OF liberty He concluded
his meaning.
AWARD OF MEDALS AND PRIZES.
A spirited chorus having been sung by the boys
Mr.. Francis SWEENEY presiding at the piano. the Rev
Father Cazeau, s. J,yice President OF the college,
approached the Archbishop, inviting him e, award
greeS. His Grace then assembled the platform
occupying seat in the centre, having on either
the Rev. Father Scharanx, s. J. The Rev. Father
Cazeau then read out the names OF the victorious
compettors which were each received with ap-
plause. This being over. the young gentlemen
called advanced to the platform and received the
medals or premium from the Archbshop's hands
The following are their names under the classes In
which they gained their hOnors:- 49,
AWARD MEDALS.
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Patrick y ~ nsGSoskey donor Rev Henry Brann D.
padqatns 0IassSd medal evidences
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Good consuotFlrst prse JsSn oosy; second
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Taylor and John J. Magrath
stnsnishsd Charles ' IL Parks erMlf III
prize Henry connoy second
e9n romas sawn H. sMssn7 Charles rarAs
Religious Insirpction prize francis J. Thomas;
snaSy Tss Michael E. p assan' Edward aSnt J.
Rss $Sess 3 1SSEEE'H
French prize Calisto J. Romero; distinguished,
prize, Calisioj J: Romero disng uished Felix r. Dixon,
odS p41s john :
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ohHsss u F n Eaw second
Michael + Daggan dstingalshed Charles H. Parks
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second prize, Thomas J. Gallan;,
gTiss jShs Snsn,Ss @ Thomas dsian,
Proficiency James I. McElroy; second prize,
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rick Richard V. no!'connell, FTancis < pononne
pTia Francis Donehas di;tiRsuishcd, George j. lay
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T%y S9 FraSes j. Evans hetsr ailOFsn george
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Richard Y oconnsil dist!nsuisRsd William Boyle
nisosy przs James %sGIrsy; second prize
George Tayler Peter Haloran Francis
sa second
jacob seelbach, Francis X. Donohue.
pronciency.--Medal Charles v. sass; second prize
Francis aSsSns dsanguished John wynn0 john
III PRIZE Eawsrs Quinn
Smith, Rr55s Se
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'G asso ssnss nsSnra S" pe Charles Meredith
second prize John T. Gaaney DISTINGUISHED Charles "
Greek prize Francis x Gibbons second
P Edwar Shsres u o J. dn John c0hey
English pri1Ts william Hsyaop
Alien james N Mclaughlin john r. oofey. 'o"n
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prize, bosninlck SFerTsll dis9saislsd NJ
Bfsah sa 1hDas eni prze A. Hoy
second prize. Dominck o'FarreIi dstngushed-Peter
+. White, Thomas Uealy, william McFadden.
Application prize Joseph r. Schrae.el: second
prize ,Domnick o'farr.l; distinguished, John j.
Magrath, Alfred Kearney Edward J. O'Gorman
Latin Exerc. .First prize, william W; Maaee second
RRT oy William H. wam ScFaSds
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hS eb @a %sd as massn James
English Exercisc.frst prize, George Clarke second
R. dS b %%Ss 9qi@s 4 'i1'in
Algebra. -Fr;t prize Thomas Tizsii,nmons; second
prize. Peter +. Whites dis inguistsd WIN am H. walsh
Edward j. 0Gorniau, James &. Mccormick.
French. First prize, William W. Magee; second prize
Joseph j. Brennan.
HlstoryFirs prize, Dominick oFarrsil second prize
MchselJ welsh; disiing ushed, Peter Z. white, Jsdes
9. Mccormick and William McFadden.
THE DEGREES CONFERRED
The medals and prizes having been distributed,
the degrees were conferred. The degree OF a. NJ
was conferred on the following named:-Morgan
]. o'Brien, New Yerk; Patrick J. McCloskey, New