New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
SETON HALL COLLEGE.
ANNUAL COMM NCFNRNT At SOFIA OrAN1E--LIsr
OF TIE GrADUATEs-Ai DRESSES by fELpEEiCk
r. CnrDERr AXD BISHOP COEGIGAN

ANNUAL COMM NCFNENI AT SOUTH ofAN"h--LlSi
OF TIE GrADUATEs--A DRESSES ny FREDERICK
r. COUDERT AXD BISHOP CoRiIGAN.
The Goth annual Commencement OF Seton
Han College at SUuia q. ange, j., took pace sierV
morning Preparations hid been made for ho ling The
Exercises ou the iawu college buildlugs vi ere
cni and platform. tasteiniV dsc"iaed VITA American
laes had erected On the platform yesterday mere
Gated Bishop COrrisaDsf Newark Prcslut % The col
cee dressed IN the robes of his Oh e Nrai-Hcn'iM
Duane OF Newark. VicIi-G"norhl QuIn of Scw-i"rS.
don,eifneur seton OF MADISON. g. Father GJcckrlo.
President OF Fordaam College F.'uer Finu"caD. D. j. 81
Furl,an College; Y.Otd-r Anthony. President oi Man
haitian Clcge; Fathers Mcrrck and treauor o. ST. Fran
,s-Xav.cr College, the Rev Or. McGyun. Father spald
ng Father Mcdowell, Fathers Brown. Simmons, and
Ryan Of tue and &c number Of other clergy
n,u from S.w-Iersey and vicinity Aino'G the laiiy
esen we're Gen Newton the Hon. Rrhard O'("rnHn,
Gen srammond zen. O'Berne, the Hon. Isaac Caldwell
| ,, Kentucky DR.. Ha>srll, Eugene K'llN, Denuis
O'Donohue aud Others together with large number Of
/ dies
Tie exercises though brief, Of an interesting
.iaracter and orencd with oyrrurr FROM the NJ.
which was foowed nv Grafton " The Ceuiralizi-
,ion Of Power" by Howard Clair Ciagctt This was fol
| ow d hv an Grafton on tine Poetic Art " by Francs
Inseph Griffin who reviewed the works and chaTacieri-
ties of the En- ish authors The last Grafton was by
Isaac Palmer Cidwe who spoke an 1.-THE American Re
public" ana endc.,vor-d to sIow that rriubic could
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ward delivered tae vale etory Tho degree Of Master
Of Aris WIS then con erred uprn tAe following:
John Patrick Calashsn. Henry Augustine Gross
=, ei 'y' Iose,,i Daley JAM III m K'oeh
D 'ie Ed~ ord Delaney. id"ariJ N, , ~ De,
jnnu Franc DOWd. Jafes flHhciS Acrntet,
Christopher Charles Fa.lon, Joan Francis 7hauley
The following Students received tine degrees Of Bachelor
! Of Arts:
Isaac Palmer cadFsn, Patrick Lone, p.,cou
h0NaId lilT Et5''i, - -. X, ., ''''''
Fr nci- ioseph Griffin. TLomis fra9rs H'lly,
John Francis Michael FalOn.
Matthew Joseph Lamarche,
The following "bouurs" for the year 1879 were then
awarded the medals for good couduc br decldcd by
the votes Of the students aud the OTHER medals by tue
Standing Of the students the class during the en ire
wear:
Iohn w. McFsd,e n Micsci iury. IT, and John !. sculy.
Christian rb ,pJiT Te ne PR e. n To- G. sait
Ph.io,ip.n.-The MoQnaii d, re. HO~AId C. Cligett
ia.ia'-T Aaler Z! rr ~ Cirirse G. poi ,...
toy d rrolran CO. lali"n r. a. c5 81 o~o
Enesh Lierstlr,. tho Pthps riize Isaac T.. Caldwell
~ "a rtn,arche Prize Chsries A. McIadden
Natural sconce-TAe Barry rue Joseph II Iarnn and
Amman a d English Hstory.rhe Bruu'T Prize c. L. LIZ
* oeatrr6s Is, rue Prize l. P. Caldwell and S. L. Gil
GrruaD.-The Bor,sIer Prize. John a coyie;,
BILE Ili,t'rf.--,'. ]. ofI,r All Fraac - Howe
.ppaDs il Thr Foey iri1, H. J. Marie Ia
Be-, 3 aiioas IN Frsanaa Cas4fhs Pns.deuts Prize
q. g. Porter
The krdnntes we're addressed by Frederick X. Cull-
Srrt, who made d practical aud tunes. somewhat
humorous speech II said among ptcr tim -, that as
the students we're about to enter the world, would b.
sell ior them siaiy the Of making money. Some
nav nd cule this pOun bus the students would hnd u
mUst important Item life IL ~ cue means OF indeprn-
lrUoe aud 81 charity. Rest T. reward ~ labor, AM IN
o. Obtain rest enc must Labor. Bishop CJr1gin
4firrwald addrpss'd cT bte words 10 TIE audience
an stated a. sac 81 the college To- thr last
comuarrd NvGrabv with that 81 ntHcr sears that ont
Of 800 nrt uoiss watch cOull have been we'd by
the -tadf- had eel lZ97, otHer@ 2D6. Ne
tlcy sveH cement TO chose int
received them. lie concluded 10y wishing tins graduates
a useful aud Happy lie