The record-union., 1891-05-26
COLLEGE DAYS.
They Are Ended for a Number of
Sacramento Youths.
Commencement Exercises at the Chris
tan Brothers ColIege-Confer-
ring of Honors, Etc.

paIronS and friends of the Sacramento
institute, conducted by the Christian
brothers. The occasion was the annual
commencement or graduating exercises
of that college.
Bishop Manogue, Rev. Fathers Grace
and Haupt of the Cathedral, Father Hunt
of Folsom, Father Tormey of Auburn,
Brother Bettlelin, Provincial of the Chris
tian Brothers Order on this coast;
Brother Pirmian of st. Mary's College,
in Oakland; Brother Theodorous of Mar
tinez and other visiting clergymen and
brothers were present.
The orchestra, under the leadership of
Charles A. Neale, rendered excellent
music, while the songs and choruses were
directed by Professor Hand, who pre-
sided at the piano.
The enIire programme was carried out
with great satisfaction to the large audi
ence. It was as follows:
Music, Overture Potpourri on Ma
tionaI Melodies" lTobanD, orchestra;
sne lde en9rq Rd ana
Dreamer iFosterJ, So. Bowden en-. J. "A. A.
Considine and e. NJ. Denny; piano solo,
"Rondo" ID. Crugl, Harry II. Heisen;
"NIndication OF Poetry" Frank j.
~ Brien; song for soprano, Pictures
laly), Thomas e. Sweeney; moonlight
Dance (White), chorus and orchestra;
selections, Kate Shelly William E.
Murphy; duet, "Come, Silver Noon
LWhite), Harry r. Sheehan and Edward
J. Mcbride; song for soprano, Robin
Utility of the Study of History" Con.
J. Lucey; song for soprano, only to
See the Dear Old Place Again" (Jordan),
Daniel c. Sweeney; General Sherman"
Edward j. Kelly; duet, starlight
lGlover), Thomas p. Sheehan aud Thomas
Ny Fathers Door, (GabrfeD, Ed. j. Nc
Bride; selection, 1.-THE Baron's Last
Banquet" Edward V. McManus; quar-
tet, Little Ones at Home' LOCKWOOD,
select choir and orchestra; selection,
Little Hero" James c. Conway; song
for soprano, THE Clock on the Wall''
lBelascol, Harry R. Sheehan; 1.-The
Starry Banner John p. Keefe; solo,
AT the Ferry (MitchelD, Thomas p
Sheehan; The Press" James V Hughes;
duet, "Larboard Watch" (Williams),
Charles H. Evers, A. Mcdonald and d.
Peter Lynn; Yachting Chorus" (White),
choir and orchestra; waltz, Sounds from
Erin" (Bennett), orchestra.
HoNoRs CONFERRED.
The highest hOnors given by the insti-
tuition We're conferred on MeSSrs Peter
Lynn, James V. Hughes and John 2.
keefe.
A collegiate certificate for the third year
was awarded to Cornelius j. Lucey.
A collegiate certificate for the second
year was awarded TO Frank j. O'Brien.
The following young gentlemen having
completed the prescribed course for the
first year in the Commercial Department
received certificates: Edward j. Kelly
and William Z. Murphy
Commercial certificates were awarded
TO Walter J. Hennessey, George +.
Burke, George +. Keete and Edward V.
McManus.
Testimonials of merit We're awarded to
the following students for their good con-
ouct and application during the term:
Commercial Department-Edward V.
Payen, Thomas y. Kelly, Henry NJ
Lynn, j. L. Donahue, j. j. Reeves, r. e.
Sweeney, I. \. Murphy, E. w. Boylan.
J. 4. Considine, i. d. Kyne, W. f.
Trainor, 7. =. Sheehan, F. II. Denny, T.
III. Kelly, Edward j. Branns and V. J.
Happier.
intermediate northumberland S.
Keete, Henry S. Fenton, Daniel C.
Sweeney, John L. Dunn, Charles Scully.
William Morley, Robert +. Shields,
Francis Barry, George w. Murphy,
Oliver Sauve, Robert Staiger, James
4,
Kent, Joseph NJ. Murphy, George a.
Billiou, Charles y. Booker, Edward I.
Hanson, Francis j. Ulrich, Egbert F.
Sculiy, Henry II. Heisen, Joseph NJ.
Brooks, Joseph l.. Arsego, Francis p.
kurpinsky, Charles j. Francis, Dennis
Cunningham, George II. White, Nicholas
Nj. Stephano, Thomas l.. Rowan, Thomas
z. UConnen and John +. Tusch.
Preparatory Department-Edward j.
McGinnis, Patrick Lavelle, George c.
WEIGH, John Lavelle, John +. Mcclure
Henry Il. Burke, John S. Casey, Henry
4: Sent, William A. White, Edward j.
Dicterle, Allan X. Sweeney, Howard Shee-
han, VIM. Fitzgerald, Alfred a. Harris,
Walter b. McGinnis, Walter 2. McHale,
George Thomas.
The following-named young gentle
men, by the gentlemanly department,
application to study and regular attend
ance during the past year, are entitled to
draw for the gold and silver medals do
mated for that purpose:
Collegiate Department - First, Peter
Lynch; second, James V. Hughes: third,
John Z. Keefe; fourth, Edward J. Kelly:
fifth, William l.. Murphy; sixth, George
f. keefe.
Commercial Department - First, Ed
ward V. Payen; second, Thos. A. Kelly;
third, Henry NJ. Lynn; fourth, Joseph i.
Donahue.
intermediate epartment-First. H. S.
Fenton, second, Francis Barry; third,
Daniel $. Keefe; fourth. John l.. Dunn:
fifth, Daniel {. Sweeney; sixth, William
Morley; seventh, Edward J. Mcbride:
eighth, John III. Kent; ninth, Joseph NJ
Murphy; tenth, Charles A. Booker:
eleventh, Eddie /. Hanson; twelfth, II.
II. Heisen; thirteenth, Joseph l.. Arsego;
fourteenth, Francis p. Kurpinsky; fif-
teentb, Charles J. Francis.
Preparatory Department-First. Henry
u. Burke: second Edward + DiptnrIa.
third, Alfred a. Harris; fourth, John La
velle; fifth. Edward J. McGinnis; sixth.
John 7. Mcclure; seventh, Henry A.
Semi; eighth, Allan Il. Sweeney; ninth.
George c. WEIGH; tenth, VIM. A. White:
eleventh, Arthur A. O'Brien; twelfth.
3. McGinnis; fourteenth, VIM. De.Costa;
fifteenth, Francis Azevede; sixteenth,
francis BrOnner; seventeenth. John Nc
Sarthy: eighteenth, Luke Hughes; nine
teenth, Victor Sermonet; twentieth, Al
Ired Edwards; twenty-first, Silly Harris;
twenty-second, Cornelius Coughlin;
twenty-third, William Ryan; twenty
fourth, James Crowley.
Inc drawing for the medals will take
place at the college Tuesday morning,
ana the names Of the lucky ones pub
lished
The following is the percentage and
standing in class for the year of the young
gentlemen in the Collegiate Department:
Iefer Lynn, 81; standing, first; James V.
Hughes, ~; standing, second; John p
keeie, ~; standing, third: Cornelius J.
Lucey, So standing, fourth; Francis J.
O'Brien, 50; Edward J. Kelly. 92; stand
ing, hrst; George Il. Burke, 90 standing,
second; William i. Murphy, So; stand
ing. third; George L. Keefe, 81: standing
fourth; Joseph l.. Azeveda, 70: standing
fifth: Walter J. Hennessey. II: standinS
sixth; Edward V. McManus, 20; stand