The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-17

The Baccalaureate sermon will be
preached tomorrow morning in the uni
versity chapel by the eloquent divine
DR.. j. B. Haw Dhorne, of Atlanta. On
Monday the eXer ises proper will begin,
and the programme through the week
will be as follows:
Monday, June ISL 100 a. m. address
before the Literary Societies, Hon. S. 3.
Adams, Savannah; 1870 p. m, Sophomore
Exercises.
Tues lay, June $4,000 a. m, meeting
of the Alumni Society; HOO a. NJ, ad-
dress before the Alumni Society, Hon. r.
l.. berner, Forsyth; 4;30 p. m, Junior
Exercises Delivery of Sophomore Medals,
Ma w. S. Basinger Athens.
Wednesday, June 90 - commencement
Day; 10 80 a. m, Graduation Addresses;
Delivery IF Diplomas by The Chancellor.
The graduating class is composed of
TWEEN y-nine members. The blue List"
announcing honors, is not yet out bat it
is understood that S. B. Vow, Avalon, has
taken first honor; w. Z. Bacon, LeXing-
ton. second honor; Joseph Alderman, Ath-
ems, third honor, and w. A. Fuller, At
lanta, fourth honor. The following is a
list of the class and the degrees which
they will rec i've:
Senior Class-Joseph Alderman, A. B.,
Athens; William Il. Armstrong, A. B.,
y Jtdu I'd NDlldDl lHOtildS Dill Oll, n D,
lie Aington; Benjamin Smith Baldwin, a.
b., CuJhbtrt; Da, i'd Crenshaw Barrow.
third. a. b, Athens Byron Beaufort
Bower. Jr., a. b., BainUridge; James
Eweli Branhen, a. B., Iric; Henry Crow
ley Brown, Is. T., Augusta; George Phin-
eas Butler. B. E., Augusta; David Lowe
Cloud, B. S., Thomson; Edwin Davis, A.
B., Greensboro; Jasper Newton Dor
sey, A. B., Gainesville; Paul
a f1ar fgls
Lunslord Dickson Fricks, A. B., Rising
Fawn; William Afford Fuller, A. B., At
lanta William Pickens Hardin, A. B.,
Calhoun; john Madison Harrington, A.
B., West Point; John 6oyllin Madden, A.
b., Concord Cicero De. atur McCutcheu,
A. B., Dalton; William Alexander Nc
Dougald, A. T., Columbus Thomas Alon o
McGregor, A. B., Mt. Vernon; Noel Nc
Henry Moore, A. B., Augusta; Thomas
halph Moye, A. B., Harrison John Deid-
rick Sizzling, B. E, Augusta; John
Viviin Stlbbs, A. B., Cedartown;
Charles Reuben Tidwell, A. b, Atlanta;
William Archiband Viking, Jr., b. 5,
Waynesboro; Arthur Wrigley, B. E.,
Macon; Samuel Benjamin Vow, A. B.,
Avalon.
Under the new regime two speakers are
selected and two essaYists TO represent
the class. The faculty have Sc ected as
orators r. L. Fleming, Allan "A and j. ID.
Stelling AUGUSTA as essasists, Joseph
Alderman. Athens and W. A. Fuller, At
lanta. The law class will be represented
by their honor men, Frank Mitchell,
Charlottesville and H. G. Strong OF Ten
nessee. The law class will graduate
twenty-one men as follows:
Law-Robert Durell Bush, Camilla
Augustin Dennis DAILY, Macon; Charles
c. inklea Florence, :. T.; Charles
Thomson Haskell, Savannah; Charles
David hline. savannah; JeAerson Das IS
I.anier, Savannah: haros Rufus Lester,
Sa annah: Ga riel Pierce Martin, Arp !;
James Cooper Nell, Athens; Frank
Mitchell. Crawford vile; John Homer
Mobley, Lumber City; Barrett Phini4y,
Athens: Charles Henry smith, Jr., Bu-
ford; kleaLar Joshua Sta ord, 1arbor-
ough: David samuel Sterling, Atoka,
Tenn; Hugh calvin Strong, AtoHS,
Tenn. Stephen Cummins Epson, Athens
James Quinton " atlace, Albany; LOUIS
Bacon Warren, Macon; john White
WEIGH. Athens; George Young Mclean,
n. ID.
On Tuesday afternoon the Junior class
will be represented by the following
speakers appoin ed by The faculty ID
war; antague CANNON, b. y, home :
William Penu eton iearreld, Is. >. New
nan .oel Ja.obus Gibson. ,. ,, Newman :
,.oses ,iuvtou. A. 3. Mariana. Fla. II red
eriek Joseph OrrG B5B% sthens; John
White Morton. Z. s., Athens; Walter Al