Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

York. Higher algebra-silver medal, Chas
Edelman. New York; distinguished, JOS. D..
sullivan, District Of Columbia: Maurice
Connolly. Iowa; Francis E. Slattery. Mas
sachusetts; Daniel w. O'Donoghue, Dis
ana; Francis X. Delaney. New York. Ana
lytical chemistry-Silver medal, Charles E.
roach North Dakota; premium. James p.
Deery. Massachusetts,. distinguished. E.
vincent Smith, Virginia; Edward ]. Tobin.
California; honorably mentioned, H. Au-
gustin Gaynor. New York. VIM. D. Bradley,
New York: Thomas j. Filming. New Hamp-
shire Martin Murphy, California. General
chemistry-Silver medal, ]. Ashton Deve-
reux, pennsylvania; premium lex aequo),
Francis Il. McDermott, Ohio; William N.
Roach. jr.. North Dakota; distinguished,
Joseph p Monaghan. Pennsylvania; Robert
D. Douglas, North Carolina: John F. Wes-
sci, Tennessee; Thomas c. Nelson. Kansas;
Antonio J. Smith, Virginia; honorably men
TONED. James H. Dugan. Maryland.
The Christian doctrine medal-Awarded to
William A. ODonnell, Pennsylvania; pre-
MUM, Jean F. des Garennes, District of
Columbia distinguished, Samuel A. Ludlow,
New York; Alexander Stephens, Georgia
honorably mentioned, E. Vincent Smith,
Virginia.
Gold medal for elocution-Awarded to
Robert ]: Collier New York; premium, Ed
ward j. Tobin, California; distinguished, E.
Vincent Smith, Virginia.; Martin Murphy,
California; Antonio ]. Smith, Virginia: hon.
orably mentioned. Alexander Stephens, Geor-
gia; James w. Burk, Pennsylvania; John
j. Cotter. Massachusetts,.
The Merrick debating medal-Awarded to
Robert ]. Collier. New York.
The Dahlgren medal for embellishments
ed to w. T. Sherman Doyle, California.
The Horace medal-Awarded to Outer
bridge Horsey, jr, Maryland; next in merit,
Charles F. Valentine Maine.
The Toner scientific medal-Awarded to
Walter S. Martin. California. Subject:
THE Leaves of the Forest Trees of the
District of Columbia"
The Morris historical medal-Awarded to
Walter s. Martin, California. Subject: '"The
Manifestations of Anti-Catholic Sentiment
and the Causes Thereof, from Colonial to
Our Own Times"
The Hoffman mathematical medal, award
ed to Alvin j. Finke. Ohio; next in merit,
John +. Vessel. Tennessee.
The philodemic prize essay medal was not
aw arded
The philonomosian debating medal, award
ed to Edward c. Edelman. New York.
Special prizes-Gold medal for sight read
ing. awarded to Edward j. Tobin Califor-
mia. Gold medal, for the best short story
published during the year In the College
Jo urnal. awarded to Edward ]. Tobin. For
the most scholarly contributions to the Col
lege Journal during the year. awarded to
Robert J. Collier. New York. and Walter s..
Martin. California. For a successful oral ex-
animation on all of the satires and epistles
OF Horace. IT. addition to the regular work
Bradley. New York. For special work on
the Phormio of Terence, awarded to John
Devine. District OF Columbia, and William
De Bradley. New York.
Distinguished Guests of the Faculty.
On the conclusion of the exercises the
guests Of the college, together with the
alumni. were dined
Later the alumni went into session and
transacted business in the interest of their
alma mater.
Some of the most prominent among those
who were special guests of the college are
Vice President Stevenson Cardinal Glib
bors Mr.. J. Patenotre. ambassador of
France: Bishop Gordon of Jamaica, w. J.. /;
John S. Mitchell. u. s. Senator, Oregon;
Representatives William NJ. Springer Thos.
A. K. Weadock and NJ. ]. McEttrick, Mr..
John s. Seymour commissioner of patents;
Mr.. Jules Boeufve. French legation; Mr..
VIM. McAleer. Pennsylvania; Archbishop
Gillon Of Oaxaca Mex; Mgr. A. Sbaretti,
secretary of apostolic delegation; Rev. DR..
Hector Pazi of the apostolic delegation;
Brother Romuald. provincial of the Chris
tian Brothers; Gen. NJ. II. Morgan. Gen. F.
NJ. Vincent. Gen. Ben lie Fevre Gen. James
X. OBeirne. Gen. James F. Brady Surg.
DIR. Charles Smart U. S. A.; Capt Fiebeger.
Capt. c. d. Cowles, Capt. S. W. Fountain,
Capt. William X. Hillyer, Daniel n. Nor
gan. assistant treasurer United States:
Weaver. Commodore r. w. Meade Com
mander Houston, DR.. Asaph Hall. Prof.
Simon Newcomb. Prof. Edgar Frisby. Mr..
William ]. Rhees. Mr.. Geo. Boehmer Mr..
Rev. c. Gillespie. S. j.: Rev. John 4. Nor
gan 8. j.; Rev. James F. Mackin. Rev. L.
Sartori Rev. c. De Wulf. Rev. c. L: Ro-
sensteel, Rev. J. J. Dougherty: Rev. NJ. J.
Riordan, Rev. s. Lyons. Rev r. l.. Carne,
Rev. Edward Boone. 5. j.: Rev. DR.. d. J.
Stafford, Rev. Daniel Quinn. Rev. p. J.
OConnell. Rev. John T. Delaney, Rev. w.
a. Fletcher DIR. VIM. S. Hammond. Mr..
Maj. E. Mallet.
ceptances-Faculty-Dr J. w. H. Love
Joy. DR.. Geo l.. Magruder, DR.. s. {: Bu-
sew. D. Frank Baker DIR. c. II. A. Klein
schmidt. Dr. John j. Stafford. DIR. VIM. H.
Hawkes., Dr. F. T. Chamberlin. DIR. l. s.
Stone. DR.. ]. j. Kinyoun. Geo. F.. Hamilton
r. Ross Perry, T. a. Lambert s. N. feat-
man. Armand Gumprecht.
Walsh, Ga: Senator w. n. Roach, DR..
Louis Mackall c. c. Msgruder. c. G. Ian
caster. f. d. F. BRADY. DE-. +. o. St Clair,
Joseph Hardie. James Hooan. A. A. Hirst.
F. j. Kieckhoefer. VIM. F. Quicksall. Ha--
~ f. Manu. DIR. J. Dudley Morgan. pr. S.
H. Anderson D. A. Boone. Chas G. Homer.
A. p. Morse. C. n. Harris. ]. Hubley Ash
ton, VIM. V. McGrath. Th)s. V. Bolan. f.
B. Abel, Dr. J. V. McV. Mackall. ]. Nota
McCiill, Snowden Hill. DIR. VIM. F. Byrns,
w. II. Manogue, G. L. Mayo, Aug. w.
Naale, Dr. JOS. L. SOtnorOn, w IN. II. Len
mis-, d. w. W. Evans. Prof. j. A. Foertsch.
Joseph Forrest, DR.. Vim. Tindall, Jos. f.
Hayden, Ed. p. Harrington. Thos. A.
Stephens. Phil. ]. McIienry. Jos. F. Nor
gan, VIM. NJ. Byrne, Thos. v. Bolan, J.
smith Brennan. +. a. Reynolds. DIR. L. y.
Vincent DIR. Hickling. DR.. F. e. Brown. DIR.
Irving Rose. Chas H. Mills. H. G. God
dard, ]. H. Power w. j. Lambert w. II.
Delaney F. Trenholm II. S. JONES' DIR. W.
Roberts, DR.. S. b. Muncaster. T. B. Huyck.
E. s. McNeir. DR.. Resinger. T. J.
Sullivan. j. T. Coughlin. DR.. J.
E. Toner Dr. r. H. Dodge, Theo. J. Pickett.
Matt +. Denver d. orc. Caliaghan, Arson
s. Taylor, DR.. j. w. Anderson, e. Albert
White, John Z. Pugh, L. IL. Block, j. A.
Sweeney, DIR. Junghans. f. 4. Henry, Mar
tin O'Donoghue. DIR. s. J. Radcliffe. DR.. F.
A. St.Clair John C. Wilson. DIR. F. X.
Dooley, Geo. Kearney. w. L. Poulton, l..
C. White, ]. II. Taylor. ". Streeter, DR..
Wolf. J. b. McGirr, f. 2. White. H. l..
Pugh, V. n. Dorsey, II. Il. Polkinhorn, w.
J: Doneily. w. A. Johnston r. A. Heiskell,
J. c. Foertsch
Old students not members: Anton Gloetz-
rer. Frank p. Sheehy, DIR. J. P. McKa!g
Fred. c. Pratz, Edward L. Dent, Henry
Floyd, James V. Worries. JOS l. Weller
DIR. A. OMalley, Or. II. A. Robbins ]. p
Smith, Paul 4. Johnson, I. A. Byrne.
During the year that has just closed the
college has been enriched in many depart
ments through the donations of old stu
dents and special patrons. The Coleman
museum. the Riggs library, the chemistry
department. the observatory. the historical
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