The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
ST. PETERS COLLEGE.
A Pleasant Evenings En- ter
ia inment, But No Gradu-
ates This Year.
BIG BATCH OF H0N0RS.
"rhe Long Lost Brothers Well
Sung-Upper Class Students
Transferred to
New York.
BIG BATCH OF HONORS

st. Pc er's College Hall, in Grand street,
last mig It to enjoy the exercises of the
fourteenth commencement of the college.
The halls aid corridors were choked and
many who sought admission were turned
away.
The students were seat, d In a body nenr
the stage. The great success of The
operetta, 1.-THE Long Lost Brothers" as
surg by Mark A. Sullivan. Edward
McKenna and George A. Jordan, three OF
the young college students at a recent en-
t~srtainment, led to its insertion in last
nights prog amme aud it was as thor
oughly enjoyed as ON previous occasions.
The same OF ch estra, from the Metropoli-
tan Opera House, was directed bv Prof.
Ferry, the organist aad choir master of
st. Peters Church.
THE PROGRAMME.
The rest of the programme included
reel; ations. Aytoon's "Heart of Bruce"
bv Francis A.. Feeney, THE Famine"
from sHian atha' by William +. King.
Count Ca drspina's Stnnda d" by Alex
a,ider $. Hammtll, and ''rhs Charncter Of
Napoleon" by Hugh j. Coyle,
There are no graduates thtsyear. Those
who W uld have graduated were trans-
ferred sou,a lime ago TO ST. Francis
Xayier's aud st. johns Colleges In New
York.
The young students who took part in
the programme a acquired themselves
audsomely and their efforts were APP
plaud-d To the echo. Each of them re.
Il, C ed credit upon the faculty of the Col
leee which is in charg e OF Jesuit Fathers.
PRIZE
TIE prize winners announced by Father
Eoilol an are as fNilows:-
SECOND GRAMMAR
Glass Stanatng-Audrew A. Boylan.
silver medai: Ed val +. C'Byrne. second
prize: honorably mentioned. Thomas +.
Farrell.
Religious Instruction - Edward F.
O'Byrne. prize: honorab'y mentioned,
Francis A. Feetiey.
English-Andiew A.. Boylan, prize;
honorably mentioned, Edward +.
O'Byrne.
Latin and Greek-Andrew A. Boylan.
prize; honorably mentioned, Thomas
Far ell.
THIRD GRAMMAR
Cha Standing-James A. Hammill,
silver medal; Martin, j, Collins. second
prize; john L. Mclaughlin; third prize.
Religious Iustruc, iou-Martin j. Col
Illus.
Latiu ard Grrsk-Jnmes "A. Hammill.
RUDIMENTS First S%ectiop):-
CI,ss Standing-Mlchael f. Mullins,
silver medal; Thomas j. Baxter. second;
Alexander S. Hammill. third; Joseph I.
Brandt, fourth: John +. keely. fifth; Will
liam f. King, sixth.
Religious instruction - Michael T.
Mullins.
Latin and Greek-Miohael i. Mullins.
RUpIMENTs-(Second Section):-
Class andilg-Edward f. Tumulty,
@,,t ,,v,1a. H'hnutuS X "(Hrif1p apcnrh.
Edward McDermott. third; John F,
Denusky, fourth; Thomas T. Pryor,
fifth.
Religious Instruction-John f. Salmon.
English-Edward F. McKenna.
LaLin-Joseph A. O'Brien.
Reading-John A. Norton.
MATHEMATICS
First Al9ebru-Thomas J. Baxter. sill
yer medal.
Second Algebra-Joseph f. Kelly, hon
olably mentioned.
FIRST Michael f. Mullins,
silver medal; Charles j. Hennessy, sec
and prize; Francis j. McGuinness. third.
Bookkeeping-Henry V. Horgsn, prize.
Second Arithmetic (Section A)-Johu
T. Seward, prize; (Section ~ Edward +.
Tumulty. first prize; Joseph +. Fitzpat-
rick, second.
MODERN LANGUAGES
First German-Francis A. Feeney.
prize; Joseph j. Schneider, honorably
mentioned.
Second German-Thomas F. Farrell,
prize.
Fteuch-Henry v. HorGan, honorably
Eioculion-(Division AZ Joseph H.
Flnu, Hugh j. Coyie. john e. McLaugh-
I'm. FIancis A, Feeuev and James j.
Banuou, ncnorably mentioned. DIV
siun b William +. King. Michael E.
Mullins. Alexander S. Hanmill, John A..
Mclaughlin aud Charles j. Henuessy,
houurably mentioned.
The gold medal for the best English
composition was awarded to Andrew A.
Boyian. Henry V. Morgan, Martin J.
Coil n, james A.. Hamill. Edward j..
Kavanagh aud John i. Kelly were hon.
orably mentioned. Michael Doyle
donated the medal.
The gold medal for elocution was
nv arded to James j. cannon. Alexander
S. Hammil1, Hugh j.. Coyle. Fiancis A.
Feeney, William +. King and Michael A.
Elliott " ere honorably mentioned. Nell
son EdQe donated the medal.
The Rev. Father H. roes, President of
the College rsad a spirited and clog uent
address 10 favor 'of education of young
men in the Catholic schools and colleges.
and he was supplemented by the Rev.
Far her MacKel Of Newark. who graduated
from st. Peters College two years ago.
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