New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-13

crown. Re bold and confident Work for the cause
q truth Of qi S aRa fS IN t tSs SIsSs the
Honesty intelligence and Odspendss a II INTRIGUE dTn de-
its sure doom darResS IL Lei o SoV We 1g qu
yachwSrd 81 q ua ss Shc let me conclude by saying
sGasnt knight receive your honors. 60 ior'a lave w
Sase 10 a epo s It and Strength Of and tongue
and PEN to ever lead ii to victory tApplausc1
The roll of officers Of the new first class recon-
mended by Colonel Hawkins. the commandan,' anu
read aloud at tho end of the morning ceremonies Is
as follows:
Lieutenant and adjuiant-Cadet Dickson ,r,,.rov
captains-Cadets summerall cavanash' whitney
and Palmer.
Lieutenant and quartermaster-Cadet Jeryey;
Lieutenants-Caiets BaInhardt, Adams, Rutheriosl
Chase, Reeve. H. NJ. Lindsey, Walker H.; hon Me-
Pipes, blanchard and Moore j. ID.
Sergeant major-Cadet Hazard.
Ouartermaster sergeant-Cadet Rce
First sergeanls-Cadets Johnston, r. p; kuN
Walker NJ L.; smedburg ...,.ou ,,.,uor ,,ou,e
Graham. Clark, L. W.. schlndel, Raymond. Timber
lake smith, D. L.; Bassettc. Yates, Hart sawtelle'
'' Lance CorpOralsCadets Joyes, Barden, Gilmore
Ladme, Hawkins Conrad. G. H. Mitchell W. H., ;
parker F.. Preston, Stanley Estes, Aultman, Hof,
Creden, Castle and simmons. ,,....
Military Academy includes some venerable old men
in civil well as in military life, and the places on
the hotel veranda of the lads who left with their
diplomas in the morning were occupied by white
haired octocenarans General George W. Culum
presided at the annual meeting. There were present
General George 5. Green, Major Hamilton w. MGR
riIl General Stewart Van Vlct, Professor George W.
Rains General John s. McCamOnt General Christopher
C. Auuir Governor simon b. Buckner, Colonel Charles
f. Blunt General De Lancy Floyd Jones' Colonel Fran
els H. Bates General George L. Andrews, Colonel Caleb
Iiuse Colonel Henry G. Symonds, General
n bowman Sweitger, Colonel LOOMS L. Langd0n, Cen
eral Charles g. Sawtelle. General George D. Rugges,
Colonel Asa b. Carey Colonel John NJ. Wilson. General
J. H. Wilson, Major Edward X. Hopkins, Colonel Will
lam H. Harris Colonel Peter G. lIains. Colonel Jared
y Smith Professor Peter S. Michl. Colonel James W.
Reilly Major John C.. Butler, james X. Reid. MAJOR
Milton b. Adams, David W. Payne, OF the Board on
Visitors Major Alfred f.. Bates, Captain Abncr IL.
MERRILL Francis L. Hills Captain John Pitman, captain
Edward S. Godfrey, Professor Edgar W. Bass, captain
Henry Metcalfe, Lieutenant David S, Denlson, Chal.
ceOr Martin Professor Samuel Z. Tllman, Lleutcahu
Charles Braden, Captain StanhOpe h. Blunt Caplaln
Richard Yeatman Captain Louis A. Craig, LieuUcnalV
Edward f. Hardin Lieutenant Herbert $ Foster Lieu
tenant Hamilton Rowan Lieutenant William D. hl3tI'
Lieutenant Clarence X. Edwards and Lieutenant JOnh
NJ. Carson jr. Lieutenant Braden acted as secretary
General George 5. Green. of the class OF 1875, d
veteran of ninety two, the oldest graduate present
made brief address. Thirty four members nave uieu
since the last meeting. $3.50 1890 ,u
The banquet was held In the cadets mess hal
General Green presided. -.,,,.s oDa
Eight of the graduates Roman CathoHcs ana
were present at early morning mass on IhursuaH, az
the little chapel az the foot OF the NIL. Inc wv
Father O'Keefe oficiated Their names are C3rcofal
Crowley. Donovan. Donworth. Glasgow' heaVeiy'
Hines and LATTE