National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

Quatre Henri" Thomas J. Shea; essay on
Christian Doctrine" Henry L. Hayes; music;
Quarrel Scene Between Brutus and Cassius,"
| rendered into Latin by the class Of second gram
mar: BruauS, Samuel NJ Wilcox; Cdssfls, John p.
Healy. Essay classical studies, Bennett s. Jones
| assisted by David J. Roche and James S. Myles);
music. Part second-Scenes from Talfourd's
tragedy, Ion" IoR foundling, Paschal ].
Plant; Adrastus, Tyrant of Argos, Thomas
B. Lyons; CtesiphOn, W. Joseph Sullivan
Phocion, Thomas ]. Shea; Agelor IA priest, Henry
A. Mullan; MedoR IA PRIEST, Eugene A. LIE Merle;
| Cfythes, John P. Curtin; CdSsander Philip ]. Nc
Henry; C2eOn David ]. Roche; First Soldier, Thomas
| ]. Ready; Second Soldier Thomas A Hudson IrUs,
]. Francis White: soldiers, priests, &c. Music
academic honors; music, Caldwells orchestra.
The following students having distinguished
themselves in their respective classes were awarded
with medals or premiums, or were honorably
mentioned: First grammar: The medal was
awarded to Jacob L. HUTCHINSON. Improve
| ment in English composition: The pre-
MUM was awarded to Jacob l.. Hutchingson.
Second grammar: The medal was awarded TO
Samuel N. Wilcox; the premium to Thomas j..
| Shea; next in merit, John P. Curtin, Thomas j..
Ready, Thomas A. Hudson, and Henry A. Mullan.
Improvement in English composition: The pre-
MUM was awarded to Samuel NJ. Wilcox;
next in merit, Thomas A. Hudson, Henry A. Null
ID
mar: The medal was awarded to Henry i.
Hayes; the premium to David ]. Roche;
next in merit, Paschal ]. Plant James S. Myles
John 7. Graham, John ]. Byrne, and George E
Harvey. Improvement i'll English composition:
The premium was awarded to Henry L. Hayes;
next in merit, Paschal j. Plant, Bennett S. Jones,
James S. Myles, and Rosa F. Downing First rudi-
ments The medal was awarded to William /.
Fleishell; the premium to James w. Anderson;
next in merit, Philip ]. McHenTy, ]. Francis
White, John H. Shea, and Arthur NJ. LIE Merle.
Improvement in English composition: The pre-
MUM was awarded to Eugene A. lie Merle; next
in merit, Patrick H. Devine, ]. w. Anderson, and
William L. Fleishell. Second rudiments, first di-
vision: The medal was awarded to Eugene F. Ste
phens; the premium to David J. Foley; next in
merit, Charles A. Barnes, Edmund F. DeggS, Alloy
ssius F. Byrne George +. Stack, and John G. Krohr.
Improvement in English composition The
premium was awarded to Eugene T. Ste
phens; next in merit, Francis r. LOchboehler,
George T. Stack, Charles 4. Barnes, and Edmund
F. Deggs Second rudiments, Second DIVISION:
The medal was awarded to Bartholomew F.
Ready; the premium to James 4. Brosnahan; next
in merit, William C. Jacques, John A Curran,
Michael T. OConnor, and Lemuel j. Shaw.
Improvement N English composition: The pre-
MUM was awarded to Bartholomew F. Ready;
next in merit, James A. Mulquin, Michael T.
OCOnnor, James A. BroSnahan, and John T.
OConnOr Second mathematics: The medal was
awarded to Samuel NJ. Wilcox. Third mathe-
mates: The medal was awarded to Thomas ].
Shea; the premium to Jacob L. Hutchingson.
Algebra: The medal was awarded to John T.
Graham; the premium to George E. Harvey; next
in merit Thomas J. Ready, John ]. Byrne James
j. Feehan, and Thomas A. Hudson. First
arithmetic: The medal was awarded to Aloysius
F. Byrne; the premium to Louis C. A. Jewett;
next in merit, Henry L. Hayes, John J. Garner,
David J. Roche, and Paschal ]. Plant. Second
arithmetic: The medal was awarded to Thomas J.
Whelan; the premium to John G. Krohr; next
in merit, John J. Fainter, Edmund T. Deggs
Francis J. Sullivan, and Dennis ]. Stack.
Third arithmetic: The medal was awarded to Ed
ward J. McNally; the premium to David ]. Foley;
next in merit, Lemuel ]. Shaw, Charles A. Brecht,
and Daniel G. Ahern. French: First
premium was awarded to Thomas ]. Shea.
second premium to Jacob L. Hutchingson; next in
merit, Samuel NJ. Wilcox. First book keeping.
The medal was awarded to Thomas A. Hudson
the premium to Thomas J. Ready; next in merit
JohnJ. Byrne, George E. Harvey and W. j. Sullivan
Second bookkeeping: The medal was awarded to
Paschal ]. Plant; the premium to James W. An
derson; next in merit, Henry L. Hayes, Aloysius
F. Byrne, F. William Burnley, ]. Francis White,
James s. Myles, and William L. Fleishell. First
Christian doctrine: The premium was
awarded TO Jacob L. Hutchingson.
Second Christian doctrine: First premium was
awarded to John P. Curtin; second premium to
Thomas ]. Ready; next in merit, Thomas J. Shea,
Henry A. Mullan, John P. Healy. Third Christian
doctrine First premium was awarded to David
]. Roche; second premium to Paschal j. Plant;
next in merit, Henry L. Hayes, John ]. Garner,
John T. Graham. Fourth Christian doctrine:
First premium was awarded to ]. Bernard Col
claser; second premium to John F. Carroll next in
merit, j. ]. Fainter, Vim. L. Fleishell, ]. h Shea
Fifth Christian doctrine: First premium was
awarded to Eugene F. Stephens second premium
to Charles A. Barnes; next in merit, Louis C. A. |
Jewett, John G. Krohr, and Charles \. Brecht. |
Sixth Christian doctrine: First premium was !
awarded to John A. Curran; second premium to |
James A. Mulquin; next in merit, Bartholomew F. |
Ready, Eugene A. Doyle, and John C. Howlin |
First class of penmanship: The premium was
awarded to J. Bernard COlclaser; next in merit |
Arthur NJ. lie Merle, Francis R. Lochboehler, and |
Julius K. French. Second class of penmanship |
The premium was awarded to James A Brosna- |
han; next in merit, John A. Curran, C. Albert !
White, and James a. Mulquin. The gold medal !
for improvement in penmanship was awarded to
Charles A. Brecht.