Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

Dowell Hail. Notwithstanding the In
clement day the large hall was filed with
the parents, relatives and friends Of the
students 10 witness the closing exercises
Of 81. Johns for the year 1888.
AZ half past ten the exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev NJ s. Burke
and the reading of the scripture By Rev.
II. II Williams. Upon the platform, be-
sides the graduates we're members of the
board OF visitors OF governors, Mayor
Claude, DR.. w. G. Winslow, Boston,
Mass. the clergy and many others
The following 0rations were then de-
liversd by the graduates s'Salutatory
oration, VIM. w. Blunt, of Goshen,
Montgomery county; Early Dcvclope
meat. Of the English Languages" VIM.
w. Blunt" Faber Quisque SUE Fortune"
j. Felix Fenwick. Leonardtewn. Md !.
Practical uses OF Electricity. j. Frank
jacob, Annapolis. Md; Conquest of
Md: Education" " aledictory Grafton
Bernard Murphy, Homecoming, Md The
young orators were each warmly app aud
ed during the delivery of their oraiions
and al the close Of each were the recipient
of handsome bouquets Of flowers
AT the close of the oratiOns President
Fell then announced the following
DEGREES CONFERRED.
noc.or ~ .,h;,o...A y p..-a
pros, d.Or q - r niosJpn-n ,s Dsvnaso
Master Of Arts lin conrse ,s- RID
die Brown class III Rait;c,ore Ma /.
Frederick i. Keech II Racine Wis /.
Benz. II. DeVries. 'gi WalkervilIe Md +.
Avian CIav Wsli.v go 0vford Nj J.
William n Rurgess 81 Pras,an Ma !.
Henry n gchoolew ,e1 laurel Ma /.
Richard r Tinv,e,t "a Palfimora Ma
REM p Trniit az Chincofraeue Va
Master of Arts (cansa honoris. -
| w. I Dawkips. class 80. Baltimore. Md .
Richard White IN chico California
William Harlan. al Rel Air Ma.
someryille p Tuck New York N r.
Bachelor Of Arts-William w Rlunt.
Goshen Md. jackson +. Fenwick Leon.
ardtown. Md !: Bernard Murphy. Ocear.
Md. Frank p Willes. Annapoiis Nd
bachelor os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mnrnhv
Ocean Ma
Bachelor of Science. frank jacob.
Annapolis, Md
cr.mrr,r mr. -. :, ,u,,,>n.
j. go. Co.. j : i 80.
attained an average of 80 in all studies
of the year and have not failed In any
one.)
Senior Class-Bernard Murphy, Frank
jacob.
Junior Class-Chas. G. Edwards, Chas.
III. Grace, Albert Hopkins, William Il.
Trenchard.
Sophomore Glass Joseph g Groff. A.
X McGfaw, Jas. A Nydegger.
Freshman Class-James A. Henderson.
1st Preparatory Vim. Bowie
2nd Grade (star wv. W. Blunt.
End Grade Given to those who have
attained an average of 4 90 in all studies
of year and have net failed 10 any one)
Senior Glass. j. Felix Fcnwick and
Frank p Willes.
Ju1ior Glass Il. s. Blades, N. III.
Green. w q. T. Neal. Herbert Noble,
Chss. III Schoff. John G. Tilton.
sophomore CIass-Jas A. Curry, III
4. johnson, John s. Neuman, T. Ross
Payne.
Freshman Class--G M. Linthicum.
1st Prep. Glass;. III. II. Cocky. Ed
ward NJ Parrott. Berkeley Iglehart, G..
2nd Prem. Glass George r. Southgate.
,-ru,o
'''- 80 - 49,
Fer all students who have received not
less than 30 In any one study Tor the
year nor failed in any one.l
Senior class-W. w. Blunt-In Latin,
Christian Evidences, Greek, German.
Chemistry. Astronomy, Ethics, Constitu
tional and International Law. Military
Science and Tactics. J. Felix Fenwick-
In Latin. Christian Evidences. Ethics,
Constitutional and International Law.
Military Science aud Tactics. ] Frank
Jacebi-In French, Mechanics. Asttono-
my, Advanced Chemistry. Christian Evil