The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

cISeB WeFt CUncudeI With pTayeF The gFsdunI1nR
class then accepted an invitation from Professor Drs
ier 10 adjourn 10 his residence and partake OF col
lation.
SUBURBAN COLLEGES
The present year be a most fourishing one
In all the collegiate Institutions OF this city and vi
entity. More students have attended during the past
year than in any former This Is especially
remarkable In some cases like that OF tho College
Of the City Of New York, which is cramped
for want Of room to accommodate all Its
students, Notwithstanding the OF the build
ings In many institutions the number Of teachers
has been reduced, and in Others their pay has been
decreased, SO that tho coming year will and many
colleges in triple dilemma through want of ROOM
want Of teachers and want OF funds. II IS to DO
hoped that some will be found TO meet these
difficulties.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, roRDBAM
This institution rs an exception 10 the seacral rule
SO far as accommodations are concer ned. Wit. "a
corps OF over twenty-five teachers aud with large
grounds and commodious buildings St Johns Col
iege has been able 10 meet all the demands OF the
students who havo gone there education and II is
aeement OF It's president. the Rev william Gockeln,
5. j., II has prospercd more than before. One
hundred and nity pupils, including twenty day schol-
AIRS, have attendeda larger number than IN any pre-
vous year Fataer Gocken says that no could &C.
commodate go, ana hopes that the day will como
when the students Will number over 800 Tho
written examination has already taken place,
the oral VIII begin Tuesday. Gu
mental philosophy for gold medal founded by Mr..
Eugene Kelly, IN memory of Archbishop Hughes.
An average ninety per cent Is required to obtain
TINS prize The cxaminauon OF the graduates begins
next Tuesday. The commencement Will DC ned on
Wednesday, June 20 On that day John A. Steward
OF Philadelpua, Will denver address "LiD,
oral Education' and conclude with the valedlctory-
:. A. Maner A. b., viii speak on ''lnternational Law
Detective" W. a. Murphy on 1.-The Leos ia History
A. J. O'Maey on ''Amorican Poetryo and John A.
Boyle on "lhe raris Exposition" The speeches will
address 10 the graduates and the crring OF de-
grees fne degree OF master OF arts Will given to
those graduates who mako application in tIme ana
are entled TO 1t in regular course. The foow " are
the names OF those who are to graduate:-
HE GRADUATES.
Boyle, john A. o,oailahan John.
M Manes, 'yWsepa a. steward steward. J wi, A.
Murray, John 4. Xavier Henry H.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE.
The commencement at Manhattan College, Manhat-
tanvlie, corner OF Boulevard l3lst street will
take place on Monday, June o. at hall
Cardinal McCiosKey is expected to preside aud
address OF welcome TO HIM Will be delivered The
competition Tor speakers at the exhibition has Just
concluded James n. Hall, OF Providence. H. l.. will
deliver an address on "Moderr Science'i and conclude
with the valedlctory; Walter A. Purcell. OF New
YORK; will speak tho "Idoiatry Of Mental Culture
7. A. McManus, OF LansingOurg. on Individuality; =,
"Rehglo vicstl;" Daniel J. Curtin. Of syracuss
"Liberty and Authority" Bartholomew j. Farrell. OF
Now York, viii deliver recitation, and John L. DO
Ian Albany will take Tor his subject .Let Thy End
Be Truth"
The students have Just terminated a very severe
written examination on the studies pursued during
the present year The time allowed for the writton
examination was three hours on each branch. There
has been very excellent school this year, 1913
names beng on the list On CONNIE nient day
gold medal worth 500 viii be given to the graduate
VINO writes ~, pes. philosophers essay gold medal
legate classes, and TWO oher mcdals, Tor mathe
mates anu one Tor classics The average OF all who
are 70 graduate has not been decided yo so that
tho following list oil their names may be altered before
commencement day. They nave ali been members OF
Carr. Joseph McManus. r.. A.
Cunntngham. NJ J. Murray. Michael J.
p posn. J Dan' L. 0 o,s.i nishAsL
D d. ss. John Pufcs'i wate.A
Purai .q sar.hoom.wJ walsh James Jsms.s
ST ALoYsIUs' LITERARY CLUE
Tho annual entertainment oil tho ST. Aloysius Lit
erary Club. consisting OF the members OF OF
~ Of Manhattan College, was held yesterday alter
Among those present IN the au 1ience was Brother
Pauan, provincial Of the Christian Brotherhood. Tho
programme comprised an overture, sBallo on Mas.
Remedy Tor The Times" +. 4. Tiiiman; vocal solo,
cardinal wolsey.'' shakespeare, by G. s. Dovoln
vion solo, ..sonnambula," Beini, b. g. r. Kearney :
duet, Come Where lns violcts Blow, iucno, by 4.
rock" Kyp.a oy Inc college orchestra; essay.
corno. solo, Pretty BIRD wsl.uss.n Coo,s' ' by
+. a. TilIman; recitation, sUb.quity OF the
Ceit !" Collins, by J. Kelly; .Caledonan Quadries
iehardson by the college orchestral opsretta, .Ths
Two Band Besyars." ohcubacn, byJ II. Fitzgerald
aud A. J. McAuicy; recitation, s'Richolieu aud
Francs Bulwer, by G: r. Kearney; finale, "Decora-
ton Day Quickstcp," Wiegand, py the college band
The exercises, which were very entertaining closcd
with lew remarks by Brother Anthony, president Of
the college.
PACKER INSTITUTES.
The Packer Institute, Joralrnon street, Brooklyn.
will hold It's thirty second CONNIE ment on
Tuesday next The average attendance at the Packer
Institute during the past year has been 600. Class
day VIII be on next Friday when the Interesting
ciscs peculiar to that occasion viii be held. la
the evening there will be IN artist reception, NH .ch
Will terminate with music and prsmcn AIDE concert.
On Sunuay evening the baccaaureaic sermon will 90
preached BY Rev. DR.. Vincent and ON Tuesday ne n
the annual commencement exercises will take place.
The graduating class 10 composed Of eighteen young
ladies. their are.-
Burck. Adelina North, Abrota s.
Butler. Cornea 3. Pike. Florence
Besttie. - Alice. prosser. Mary.
Benedict. Ida NJ Raymond. Lucy II.
Carr. Annie r. sage, y Estele.
Daniels Hattie II. smith. Lizzie.
Davenport. EmmaL walker. Sarah II.
Halliday. Margaret n. Williams Anna T..
levitt, NJ. Priscilla. Wilson. AIDE aida.