Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-09
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Meeting of Board of Visitors Faculty
for the Ensuing Year-Senator-
iaI Scholarship Awarded.


iaI Scholarship awarded.
Alta meeting of the board of visitors
and governors of st. Johns College the
faculty for the coming session WIS or
ganized as follows:
Thomas Fell, Phi. d., IL. d., presi-
dent and professor of moral science and
ancient languages; James w. Cain, A
NJ. professor of political and social
science: John S. Chew, A. NJ. professor
of mathematics; John ID. Epes, A. b.. !,
professor of English, English literature
and el0cuti0n; A. N. Soho, A. b., pro-
fessor of Greek and French; w. Nj. Berk-
ley, professor of chemistry and physics:
Edwin ID. usey, A. NJ, professor of
German and Latin; Francis +. Daniels,
A. NJ. instructor in drawing and engn-
eering and assistant professor of science;
Elwood w. Evans, U. 5. A, professor
of military science and tactics and Leo
turer ON international aud constitution
al law.
For the preparatory school attached
to the college, and which is now one of
the best training schools in the State.
there were appointed James w. Cain.
A. NJ, principal; Rev. w. s. L. Deayer,
Il. s., PHI. d., instructor in mathemat-
ics, physiology and history: Frederick
Willing, A. NJ, instructor in Latin and
Getman; b. Vernon Cissel, B. A., IN
structor in science, geography and arith-
metic; Joseph H. Wilmer, class rs, Uni
ted States Naval Academy, special in
structor in charge of candidates for the
Naval Academy.
Mr.. john ID. Epes, who has been cleo
ted to the chair of English and elocution,
graduated in 1884, with the degree of j.
A., from Randolph Macon College, Va.
For three years thereafter WAS professor
of English and history in the Wesleyan
Female College, Staunton, Va, and
afterward was professor of English in
Centre College, Danville, KY, for two
years. In 1889 he was elected to schol-
arship at Johns Hopkins University and
has there pursued ost-graduate courses
in Anglo. Saxon, middle English, Eng
lish philosophy and English literature.
Mr.. Aristogeltou M. Soho, elected as
professor of Greek and French, il a grad
uate of SYRIA Gymnasium, Greece, and
has pursued postgraduate course in
the above languages at Johns Hopkins
University for the degree of doctor of
philosophy.
Mr.. b. Vernon Cissel, elected us in
struct0r in the preparatory school, grad
uated from st. Johns College in 1890,
since which time he has taught at ST..
John s School, Denver, Col, and else
where with success. He was last year
a graduate student at Johns Hopkins
University i'll chemistry and physical
science.
The State senatorial scholarships Civ
ing free board and tuition to one stu
dent from the thiru legislative district
of Baltimore city has been awarded to
George M. Conn; from cecil county, to
John S. Strahorn, Appleton, Md; from
Anne Arundel county, to De Witt e..
Lyles, Harwood, Md. Appointments
from WicOmico, Montgomery and Tai
bot counties have not yet been reported.
The board of visitors awarded the "Jere-
miah Hughes" scholarship TO s. Green
Garner, of Annapolis. Free tuition
scholarships under the act of 1894 have
been awarded To Noryeil p. Chapman,
OF Perryman, Md, and q. Laurence
Wilson, of HillsbOrO' Md