Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-30

orchestra; selection, "Wolsey," Peter Lynn;
ballad, .'The Kings Highway" (Molloy),
Harry A. Hansen and orchestra; duet,
"When Life is Brightest (Pinsuti), So
prauos and altos; Progress of American
Literature" james v. Hughes; song, rs
There No Hope Tor Erin?" &c. E. Bray,
Michael Foley and orchestra; "The Bugle
Horn" (White), full chorus and orchestra;
"Oratory," George F. Keithly; quartet,
"Oh. Holy Night" (Chwatal, Institute
Choir and Orchestra; tenor solo, my Boy
O'Neill; Decoration Day." James P. Kelly;
trio, might Sinks Ger the Wave" Smart,
Cathedral sanctuary boys and orchestra;
"Heroism of Women" William P.Dwyer;
"The Harvest Moon" (White), full chorus
and orchestra; waltz, "Fleeting Days"
Bailey, orchestra; conferrlpg of honors;
finale, medley, Irish Airs (Collins) or
chestra.
The highest honors given by the institu-
ton are conferred on Messrs. William p.
Dwyer and James P. Kelly.
The following young gentlemen, having
completed the prescribed course in the bus
mess department, receive diplomas: VIM.
A. Callaghan, Peter Lynn, James v.
Hughes, George F. Keithley, John P. Keefe,
John NJ. Kane.
The following gentlemen, having COM
pleted the prescribed course for the senior
year in the college department. receive GER
ti6cates: William A. Callaghan, Peter
Lynn, James V. Hughes, John P. Keefe,
Cornelius ]. Lucey.
The following young gentlemen receive
their first certificates in the bushes depart
ment: James G. Collins Frank ]. O'Brien.
Following is the percentage and standing
ing in class of the collegiates for the scho-
lastic year:
First class-William P. Dwyer. average
SO, standing LIST; James P. Kelly, SO and I'd.
Second class-William A. Callaghan.
average 9S, standing LIST; Peter Lynn, SO
and I'd; Cornelius j. Lucey, 50 and Sd;
George F. Keithly, "a and 4th; John P.
Keefe, 80 and 5th: James V. Hughes, 81
and 9th; Frank S. O'Brien, 20 and 9TH.
Third class-James G. Collins, average
So, standing LIST; John NJ. Kane, SO and ID;
Frank J. O'Brien, rs and Sd; Joseph P.
Kelly, 70 and 4th; William j. flanagan, 70
and 5th; James w. Hanford, 70 and 9th.
The following young gentlemen, by their
regular attendance and application to study
during the past year, are entitled to draw
for gold and silver medals:
Collegiate experimentation. P. Dwyer,
James P. Kelly, William A. Callsghan,
Peter Lynn.
OSpoltLucut - EuWdTu y.
Kelly, Walter ]. Hennesey, Lewis j. Wells,
William E. Murphy, James c. Conway,
Harry 81. Hanson, Charles s. KEEPER.
intermediate department = Henry NJ.
Lynn, Thomas A. Kelly, Henry F. Theilen,
John j. Gerig, William J. Caseberg, Henry
j. Luttig, Harry S. Fenton, Thomas A.
Murphy, Gustavus G. Rice, Jerry J. Ma
loney, John L. Dunn, Edward V. Payen,
Thomas E. Sweeny, Daniel G. Sweeny,
George A. Tusch, Eddie j. Mcbride, Walter
A. Howard, Willie F. Morley, Eddie 1.
Hanson, Francis J.. Barry, Francis J. u
rich, John II. Theilen, Joseph NJ. Murphy,
John E. Tusch, Archie c. Mcdonald,
Francis 2. Kurpinsky, James E. O'Connor
Thomas P. O'Connell.
Preparatory department-Joseph L. Ar
sego, Charles A. Booker, Dennis F. Cum
bingham, Charles J. Francis, John A. Kent,
Peter L. McCaffrey, Harry J. Sheehan,
George A. Steiger, Joseph Francis, George
b. White, Bernard J. Scullion, Francis L.
Bronner, Patrick Boylan, Colman Flaherty,
Ossie Hector, Herman Kurtz, John Nc
CURE, Walter 81. Royal, Howard Sheehan,
George c. Welch, Allan R. Sweeny, John
Lavelle, George ]. Billion, George A. Che
nue., John s. Casey, George s. Foley, Eddie
NJ. flanagan, Thomas F. Rowan, Edgar F.
Scully, Maurice J. Walsh, James F. White.
Willie Fitzgerald, Henry T. Burke, Joseph
w. Bronner, Walter Billion, Luke A.
Hughes, S. P. Harris, Patrick Lavelle,
Walter B. McGinnis, Henry G. Schurr,
Willie c. Turton, Philip A. Schowerer,
Henry A. Semi.