Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-26
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.


.GEOHGETOWN UN1vERSITY.
seventy.first Annual Comueuceuaenl
OF the Classical Department.
The seventy.nrst annual commencement Of the
classical department OF Georgetown University
took place to-day, and the exercises In Memorial
Hall attracted many friends Of the institution and
OF the pupils, notwithstanding the torrid weather.
The order OF exercises, interspersed with music,
was as follows: Arbitration, its necessity and
practicability, Jas p. Montgomery, CALI the tarin,
James A. Gray, Ga; integrity OF the republic,
Maurice c. spratt, n. Y; Ireiand's claims Joseph
W. Singleton, n. T.; comforting Of degrees; vale
dictory. Thoa v. Bolan, Pa; distribution Of
prizes
LIST OF 6RADUAfHs
The degrees were conferred as follows:
Masters OF arts-John @. Agar, ABB, NY; Frank
s ives 4. b. n. T.. Henry D. Malone, A. b, D. G;
Charles ODonovan, Jr, A B., Nd; Henry Z. Walsh,
Bachelors OF arts-Thomas Vincent Bolan, Pa /;
Alphonsus John Donlon, N. z; James Aioysius
Gray, Ga John Henry Junghans, D. C.; George
p DANIEL
Power, Mont; Maurice Spratt, N. Y; Benjamin
Tureaud, Ontario, Canada.
ton, " Y; James Aloysius Taylor, NY
Bachelors OF sctence-Wiiliam Aloysius Dwyer,
Mich; Thomas Z. Fitzpatrick, MIMI; James Pat
Tick Montgomery. Cal; Albert Edwin Shoemaker,
d. G.
Bachelors Of arts, causa honoris-Thomas b
Bailey, N. D., d. c.
PRIZES AWARDED.
Senior classes: Rational philosophy-The Con
philosophical medal given BY George p Con, esq,
10 Alphonsus j. Donlon, n. Y; premium, James
A Gray, Ca rhe McGrath physical medal-Given
oy william y. McGrath, IT,, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
70 W: Paul D. Moross, Tenn; premium. Thomas '.
lon, n Y; premium, Albert ( shoemaker, D. c.
Rhetori.-Medal, jeremiah N. Prendergast, Mimi;
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jeremiah N. Prender.
CAST, MINI. Poetry-MedaL Edward d. OBrien;
\. Y; premium. Robert L: Ryan. Ga. English
literature and composirion-Premium, Edward D:
OBrien, n. Y. First grammar-Medal, Raymond
A. Heiskell, Nd; premium, James J. smith, Ala
English literature and composition-Preuium
Mathematics: First class-Medal, Jeremiah NJ.
Prendergast, Mimi; premium. John V. Dahlgren,
Mo. premium, Thos. Carney. Mass. Third Class
Wilson. Analytical cnemistry-Medal. Jeremiah
NY. General chemistry-Mrdal, Edw'd OBrien.
First French-Medal Domingo Cana, Chilli Ger
man. Roy johnson, Pa; premium, Jos. .Healy,
Pa
Christian doctr ne.-In the Intercollegiate con-
test In Christian doctrine the prize OF 500, the
gilt OF the provincial or the province Of Maryland
New York. was awarded TO Jeremiah NJ. Prender-
gast Minnesota special prize OF $50, offered by
the faculty OF the college 10 the student who
TO jeremiah NJ. Prendergast, Minnesota. In the
class OF Christian doctrine, gold medal was
awarded to jeremiah NJ. Prendergast, Minnesota;
premium, j. Stanislaus Easily Smith, District OF
Columbia Elocution, gold medal the gift Of
Rev. p. III. Brennan, s j., OF Providence k L, to
Daniel dh j. Geary Pennsylvania; premium; Jsre.
debating medal, founded by X. I. Merrick, ESQ.,,
LID, awarded 10 James +. Montgomery, Califor-
MIA. The Toner scientific media, given by Joseph
NJ. Toner, Md, AN. awarded to w. Paul d.
Moross, Tennessee. The Hoffman mathematical
medal, given by Chas w. Hoffman, LID, TO Thos
IQr.fr Nnx- Nnrl- mo- nrrf "a pal
given by Martin +. Morris, LID, TO Thomas b
Lantry, New York. The Philodemic prize medal
given oy the Phiiodenle Society, TO J. Henay Mar
medal, given by the PhilonOmosian society,
awarded 10 Patrick a. O,Donnell, Indiana. Special
prize TO jeremiah NJ. Prendergast, Minnesota, who
passed an examination on three plays OF Sopho-
Giles and four or ESchyluS.
Junior classes: second Grammar-First pre-
c. Manning Combs, Nd. Excellence in English
CompoSilon-Premum, B. Carroll Shipman, Va.
Third communicating, Frank H. Grain, Tex.
Frank H. Grain, Tex. Algebra-Division A-First
premium, Joseph T. Wolfe, d. c.. second premium
James j. smith, Ala Algebra-Divislon B-John
u. O'Neall, Ind; second premium, VIM = Clarke
Md. First Arthmetlc-First premium, Joseph r
King, Mimi; second premium, John A. Bailey, Va.
second premium. Richard d. Marsh, D. c. Second
French-First premium, c. Manning Combs Nd.
second premium. RAYMOND A. Heiskell, Md. Third
French-Divis,on A-Frst premium, ex RQuo, Jas
J. smith, Ala, Geo: p Neagle, Mass; second pre-
MUM, VIM. Reynolds Neale, va. Third French
israsS BmTrst premium Marcus Dyer D. c.
Doctrine-MedaL, ex aquo, Geo. p. Neagle, Mass,
Francis p. Sheehy, d. c. ElOcutiOn-Medal,
herman, n. Y. Special pri1e.stepnen q. HAYES Hayes
d. c., who passed an examination on selection
from Ovid's MetamorphOses.
Preparatory classes: First Rudiments-Premium
Samuel I. MCGOWAN, d. c. Excellence in English
ompostion-Premum,W VIM. s. Cruzan, ID. c. Sec
ond Rudiments-Premlum, Thornton Cropley, D.
laYIQ in En lrrVxnvN< ,CfNfp
Matthias 81 Tunis, Nd. second AriIhmetic-First
premium, Jno. F. Clark, D. e. second premium,
VIM. II. Bowlin, Mimi. Third Arithmetic-Pre.
MUM, Howard !. Kelly, Pa Carechism-Premium,
VIM Seger, Pa EiOcution-Medal Richard ID.
Marsh, u. G.; prem um, WIN. S. Cruzan, d. c.
Music: Piano-Premium. VIM. Se.er, Pa
STREET CAR ACcIDENTs.-Yesterday Mr. Edward
OBrfen, young man from New York. in attempt
avenue, near 18th street, struck against q cab,
driven by Clarence J. kigour, and was knocked
down and severely injured Hewas removed to
his room at WIZARDS and attended by DR.. Sewers.
afternoon VIM. Ford, driver Of a
hill horse on the 9th-Street line, near / street,
while attempting TO hitch his horse TO q car was
knocked down. His LETT leg was caught under tine
wheel, but the car was stopped In time 10 prevent
it passing over him. he was, however, badly
was sent 10 his home, sos 10th street northwest.
No. p, U. o. G. G.. has elected the following ON.
GERS: n. c., A G. Heylmun: v. n. C., Mrs. Fannie
L Cordero; w. r., J0nn X. Wright; X. OF X, Ed.
ward Steer; f. X. OF r., b. +. Moore; T., f. c. Sew
erance; w. L., Joseph p. Smith; r. n. c., John
Harr1es.
The REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION THIS EVEN
members OF The Republican National
League who went to the Chicago convention will
be met at the Baltimore and Potomac depot on
their ARRIVAL by special train the Pennsylva-
MIA road, at O'Clock this evening, by the men,
bers who remained In the city, and will be es-
corted 10 the league house, on Thomas circle. The
procession, headed BY band, will march nom the
depot through Pennsylvania avenue 18TH street,
New York avenue and 14th street. She route OF
march Will be Illuminated, and there VIII be fire.
works at the league house, and congratulatory
speeches Will be made by senators Allison and
Hawley, and Representatives Gvn, Lodge, John
son, McComas, Morrow and Others There will be
accommodations for ladies at the league house
FOURTH OF July ExcrRsIoNs.-The Baltimore and
Ohio X X Co. will sell excursion tickets To and
from all stations on It's lines east OF the Ohio River
az reduced rate on account OF the national holiday
Excursion tickets Will be sold for all trains July
I'd, Sd and 4th, valid for return passage until july
9TH, incluSive.-AdrG
HORSES AND CARRIA0Es--ThOmas Downing will
sell IN front OF his salesroomS tomorrow ut IL
I'm. nne driving and working horses new and
Ia md lbf h.itv