The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Free Night Classes in Latin
Reopened for the Season
at St. Peters College.
ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS BIG DAY
Programme of the Anniversary and
Dedicatory Exercises
from the Parishes.
IT. PAUL OF THE CROSS BIG DAY

Last autumn a free night class was
opened at st. Peters College as an eA-
pertinent. 1t continued ~roughou the
winter and met with such favoranie re-
suits that the faculty decided TO re-open
1t this year and on Tuesday last d
number of young men, in response 70
the invitation to join. had thelr hah
enrolled. The object of this Grass -
afford young men engaged III pusne
and otherwise during the day 70 peile
themselves in the study of Larh. u
faculty recognizing that the knowieoes
of Latin might help many a young la
in poor circumstances to rise 10 d COM
Portable pos ton in life. decided TO give
the tuition free of charge SO that all
may enjoy its benefits. The class start
ed as an experiment last year was SO
successful that the faculty looks Tor a
large attendance this year. All that IS
required of students of the class is
punctual attendance and a STEADY ap-
plicatfon to the matter taught. me
class is thoroughly unsectarian. Appii-
cation for admission should be maze at
the office of the college. where fuh IN
formation as to the aims and metnoos
of the class can be secured.
READING OF MARKS.
Tho ..Reading of Marks for the
month of September was held on Mon
dav evening at the College Hall. An en-
iovable programme was presented by
the students. A class specimen was
given by the rhetoric class. Mr.. Michael
+ Mullins delivered the address in
Latin and the class quartette rendered
several select ons under the direction of
Mr.. E. Kavanaugh. The following
students received first testimonials for
conduct and application. Glass of rhe-
toric. Michael F. Mullins, James A
Hamiil, Edward ]. Kavanaugh. Joseph
F. Brandt. Thomas ]. Baxter. Alexander
S. Hamirl. Glass of poetry, James Smith.
Class of first grammar. Joseph Baum
hoer. William Masterson and John Boy
Ian. Class of second grammar-Fred-
erick H. Schalk. Richard L. Behan. Cor
ne,ius A. Hamill, Paul P. Guterl. An
thony l.. Class of third
grammar-Daniel Griffin. Francis Mui-
lally. James Donovan. John Cuddy,
James Kearny and William O'Brien.
Glass of special L~atinJohn J. Moy-
ian. William j. Van Zele. Alexander Me
Inerny, Edward ]. Phil;.ps and John ].
Pollard. Glass Of first rudiments-Louis
j. Wirtz. John j. Hill. Chemistry
course, first c~lass-James A. Hamill and
Alexander s. Hamill. Second class,
Richard J. Lauterbach, Walter V. Nc
Coy, William F. Russell and Nicholas A.
Marnei..
Matngmatical course, trigonomentry-
Alexander s. HamiH, Thomas J. Baxter.
Joseph F. Brandt, James A HamA.
Geometry, Frank Finn. William F. Rus
sell, Edward J. Salmon. Joseph F. Doian,
James F. Mullins and R. Lauterbach.
First a,gebra-Kichard Behan, Thomas
Dunn, Frank Johnson. Arthur Wiele.
Edward Mccleary. Frank Mccauley'
Jonn Owens and Joseph Moran.
Second algebra ta)-Daniel Griffin,
Patrick Hamlil, John +. Doylan, Peter
Campbell Second a!gebra SbsS1John NC
Laugh.in, Patrick Greely; phiiilp Mac
Daniel Mccarthy, Daniel Burke, Peter
Keegle. James Nugent. Walter Tenny
and Joseph Heaney First arithmetic
thur J. Colligan, Matthew Corcoran, Cor
neiias Crowley. john w. Gilsenan, Thos.
Hayes, Michael j. LAWN and Martin J.
Orthin. First ar. thmetic Timothy
Boucher. Edward cahili. VIM. Hooker,
Frederick Heibig, James O'Brien, Ed
ward Maher. Edward English, Francis
Murray h sssa r Rlob psla1 nSarI secP p E abtaa-
Edward Maher, Thomas Ger, Thomas
Hallin and Joseph Herbermann.
Class of First German-Joseph Baum
hoer,. Jeter Kegel. Charles Ezell, Alfred
Friedman, John Schalk, Fred Helbig,
Christopher Doran. Fred Finn and Paul
Guterl. Second German-Edgar Prosser.
F.. Clark, George Cutley, Thomas Dunn,
James A. Donovan, Daniel J.. Griffin.
Francis Mullaiey, James Alphonsus Rey-
nolds, c.. Hamill, Joseph Jacobson,
Francis J. Kramer, Michael Byrne,
John Cassidy. Francis Johnson, Ed
ward Duffy and Joseph Noonan.
The cadets are forming a new com
pany, Company C, and officers have been
apponted. Richard L. Behan is the cap
tain.