Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

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| r. Cover. Iowa.
| First class of German. silver medal Philip J.
Alderman. Kentucky. Premium Alvin j.
finke, Ohio. Distinguished, William j. Joyce
Ohio.
Mathematics mathematics, silver
MUM, John J. O'Neill. Connecticut. Dis
tiuguished. William A. O'Donnell. Pennsyl-
vanla; John g. OLeary, New York.
Second mathematics: Silver medallion ].
Murphy, New York. Premum-o uterbridce
Horsey. Maryland. Observation-Disclosures p.
Maryland; VIM. T. s. Doyle, California;
! Horace Z. Briscoe. District Of Columbia; j.
Ashton Deyereux. California; Jean F. DIES
Garennes, District of Columbia; James w.
Burk. Pennsylvania Honorably mentioned
Albert q. joyce. Ohio, William L. Hayden.
Maryland; Z. Vincent Smith, Virginia: Paul W.
Evans, District of Columbia: j. Malin Craig,
/ New York; Walter s. Martin. California.
During the year Vim. ID. Bradley was pro-
NOTED to this class from third mathematics.
Third mathematics. division A: Silver
medal-Robert ID. Douglas, North Car olina
fremium-William c. Gwynn. District of Co.
lumbia Distinguished-Alvin J. Finke. Ohio;
G. Cuthbert Powell, District of Columbia;
Andrew Berry, Indiana: John T. Vessel Ten
nessee. Honorably mennoned-John F.
O'Brien, New York. Peter G. Lebnuf. wiscon-
sin; Charles E. RoacL, North Dakota.
Third mathematics, division b: Silver
medal-Francis X. Delaney, New York
Premium-Joseph ID. Sullivan, District Of Co
lumbia. Observation-Disclosures H. DE Clouet,
Louisiana; Henry r. Cover, Iowa; Richard E.
Wathen, Kentucky. Honorably mentioned
Portus r. Burke. Louisiana: George A.
Mahoney, Massachusetts; Arthur A. Alex snder.
District of Columbia: Edward G.. Herman.
Kentucky; Daniel W. O'Donoghue, District of
Columbia.
Analytical chemistry: Silver medal-John J.
O'Neill Connecticut. Premium-William A.
O'Donnell. Pennsylvania. Distingushed-Will-
lam I. Hayden, Maryland; William T. Seger.
Pennsylvania. Honorably mentioned-Paul w.
Evans, District of Columbia.
General chemistry: Distinguished-E. VIM
cent Smith. Virginia: Charles L. Roach North
Dakota. Honorably observation-disclosures j.
Filming. New Hampshire; II. Augustin Gay
nor. New York; j. Malin Craig, New York; Ed
ward j. Tobin, California.
The Christian doctrine medal awarded to
Edward j. Tobin, California. Premium, Will
lam A. O'Donnell. Pennsylvania Distinguished,
Walter s. Martin. California: Alexander Ste
phens, Georgia: Francis b. McDermott. Ohio.
Honorably mentioned. Outerbridge Horsey,
Maryland; Francis Drexel Mullan. California:
Maurice A. Kirby, District Of Columbia VIM
cent A. Sheehy. District of Columbia
College medal for elocution. awarded to Pat
rick J. Carbon, New York. Premium, E. VIM
cent Smith, Virginia. Distinguished, william
y. Ol SOlumD1d. hODtft D.
Collier. New York. Honorably mentioned,
Patrick I. Sullivan. Pennsylvania; Mark Nc
Neal, Maryland.
The Merrick debating medal BOUNDED by
r. I. Merrick. esq, Ii. d.. awarded TO
Patrick ]. Carbon, New York. Question. Re
local affairs. with officials elected by popular
suffrage. ought to be granted to the District Of
Columbia"
The Dahlgren medal for calculus BOUNDED
by John Vintou Dahlgren, Ii. NJ. A. N. J,
awarded to Francis Borgia McDermott. Ohio
The Morris historical medal founded by
Martin f. Morris, LID, of Washington ID. C. J.
awarded to Jean F. Des Garennes. District OF
Columbia. Subject: ''Gracia Moreno a
Christian Statesman"
The Hoffman mathematical medal (given BY
Charles W. Hoffman. LII. ID. awarded to Will
lam n. Roach, North Dakota
The philodemic prize essay medal (given bv
the Philodemic Society. awarded to Charles F.
Carusi. District of Columbia Subject: The
Tasks Awaiting the Democratic Party on Its
Advent to Power and How They Should Be Per-
formed to Retain the Confidence Of the Peo-
pie"
The Philonomosian debating medal (given BY
the Philonomosian Society, awarded TO John
F. O'B.ien. New York. Subject: Resolved,
That Hor,,e Rule as Advocated by Mr.. Glad
stone Would BE Just and Beneficial to Ire
land"
Special prizes-For a successful oral exami-
nation on the whole of the speech of Eschines,
in addition to the regular work OF rhetoric
class. awarded TO Jean F. Des Garennes Dis
trict OF Columbia.
For a successful oral examination on all the
odes and epodes of Horace. IN addition to the
regular work Of poetry class, awarded to Vim.
ID. Bradley, New York.
For the most scholarly contributions to the
College Journal during the year (given by
Thomas p. Herman. A. B., of New York
awarded to Mark McNeal. Maryland.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
CreditabIe Graduating Exercises Held Las,
Night i'm CASTOR Hall.
Flowers, music, oratory and proud and
demonstrative friends last evening PLAYED q
conspicuous part in the ushering out of the
Georgetown College preparatory departments
season of '92 and 49, CASTOR Memorial Hall,
where many annually gather. was the see me
of the final exercises. The program. one Of the
most ambitious ever presented by class com.
posed of such young aspirants, was opened by
the Junior Orchestra under the direction OF
Prof. Donch. The Introductory, speech made
up of the choicest words and delivered in a
creditable manner, had been assigned to Thos
]. weadock and liberal applause followed hi,
]. Brady in a clear. distinct and well
modulated voice, after which Arthur
| A. Alexander told in the authors native tongue
the ''Story OF Icarus." Charles A. Greene ther
recited Saxes' Icarus to the credit of himself
and the pleasure of the audience. Two musica
selections. piano solo, Scottish Dance" by
W. p. A. Buckley. and Twilight Shadows" b,
the Junior Banjo and Guitar Club. followed
after which Maurice f. Connolly read a sketch
| OF Lucian. whose Quarrel Between Charon and
| MePippos' presented in costume, Henri,
r. Cover. representing the ferryman of ths
Styx; Edward G. Herman, the cynic philosopher
and Jerome n. c. Bonaparte. the God
| Hermes. The actors in the scene covered them
selves with histrionic glory in addition to show
| ing how they had mastered classics.
THE SECOND PART.
The second part Of the program was com
posed of four musical numbers. rendered splen
didly by Geo. II. DE Clouet. Thomas J. CART
land, John s. Caravan and ii. Piermont wagga
/ Donch: German recitation by Alvin j
Finke and the "Great Musical Critic, by J. Ray
mond Stafford. The other numbers of par
second were applauded with equal enthusiasm
and then followed the distribution of premiums
| as follows:
| THE AWARDS.
Senior class, second grammar-First premium
Arthur A. Alexander. District Of Columbia: sec
ond premium, Edward G. Herman, Kentucky
Distinguished. Henry r. Cover, Iowa; DAME
w. ODonoghue District of Columbia; Franci