The times., 1897-06-24


ham, Ohio; John j. O'Donoghue, A B.,
Rock Hill, District OF Columbia, Antonio
j. Smith. A b., Georgetown, Virginia; j ames
A. Tcomey, A g., Georgetown, District Of
Columbia
Bachelor OF Arts-Arthur Aloysius Alex
ander, District of Columbia; John McAu-
life Carr, District OF Columbia. John Hugh
Cassidy, Connecticut: Joseph Francis Col
iins. Massachusetts; Timothy StanislaUs
Connolly, Maine; Charles Fallon Curley,
Delaware; Francis Xavier Delauy. New
York; FraEcis William Donahue, Maine;
William Teeumseh Sherman Doyle, Cali
foi niai William Laurence Denis
Higgins, Massachusetts, Joseph Stu
art Mcnamara, District of Columbia;
Daniel william O'Donoghue, District of
Columbia, Edmund Laurence Phillips, Ma
ryiand; Thomas Edward Scott, New York
Charles Augustus Shea, New York; Joseph
Daniei SuIii van, District of Columbia:
Joseph Sidney Tremoulet, Louisiana; Rich
ard James Watkins, District OF Columbia,
and Timothy WEIGH, Connecticut
The yaledsctofy was dei vered by Francis
=. ffeia8ey. Of Kew York. after which the
prizes were awarded as follows:
Graduate SehooI-Cash prize of SIS,
given by John W Corcoran, Ii. D.. Bos-
ton. Mass, for the highest ayerage ia the
COURSES OF the graduate school awarded to
John Kern Broderick, A. B., Missouri;
average, 944.
Cash prize of S25, given in memory Of
Bernard A. Kengia, Ii. b., to the student
of the graduate school ga ming the second
highest average III the graduate courses.
awarded TO Michael EarIs, A. B., Massa-
chusetts; average, 93.3.
Undergraduate classes. Sen ior-MedaI
for rational philosophy, given by Mrs. z Peter
Donahue, San Francisco, Cal, awarded
to John N Carr, Ohio. Premium, j Stuart
McNamara. District of Columbia.
The physics medal, gwen by William v.
McGrath, II. s., OF Philadelphia, Pa,
awarded TO Daniel A. O'Donoghue, Dis
trict of Columbia. Premium, ". T. s.
Doyle, California.
The Kidwell medal for mechanics (given
by Edgar kidwel, A. B., NJ E, professor
OF mechanical engineering in the State
School OF Mines, Houghton, Mieh,l awarded
TO Daniel W 0'Donoghue, District of Co
lunlbia. Premium, Joseph p Sullivan, Dis
triot of Columbia.
Junior-silyer medal, Joseph II. CahilI,
Connecticut Premium, William J. Fitz-
gerald, Pennsylvania
English literature and composition: Pre-
MUM, Thomas NJ. Pierce, Tennessee.
Sophomore Silver medal, James OR.
Kuhn, District OF Columbia; premium. Liv-
ingstou J. Cullen, District OF Columbia
English literature and composition: Pre-
MUM. Thomas F. Cullen. Rhode Island.
Freshman Silver medal. Kurtz W. VIM
ztrtr% p f-.I, t.sr,
ward Mccoy. New York
English literature and composition. Ed
ward Mccoy. New York
Modern Languages-F rench silver medal,
Thomas Hooian, Missouri; premium, Ed
ward, Mccoy, New York.
German, silYermedal, j ohm Timmes, Penn
sylyania.
Mathematics Calculus Silver medal.
Livingston J. Cullen, District OF Column
bia- Premium. Daniel j. Ferguson, Penn
sylyania.
Analytical Geometry Silver medal, Rob
crt Cau.horn. Indiana. Premium, Leo
Lynch, Pennsylvania.
Advanced AIeebra-Sifver medal. Joseph
Kuhn. District Of Columbia
Chemistry chemistry: Silver
medal, Morris W. Head. Penns Viva MIA;
premium, Harry r. Cover, Iowa
General chemistry; James OR Kuhn,
District Of Columbia; premium, James A
o'Shea, District of Columbia
The christian doctrine medal, awarded
to Timothy S Connolly, Maine; premium,
Samuel j. Haggamau, Jr., District Of Co
Iunbia.
Cold medal for elocHtion, gift of Mrs.
Eleanor Martini san Francisco, Cal a ward
ed to James A 0'Shea, '99, District of
Columbia Next In merit, William E Fox,
81, Ohio.
The Merrick debating me dal (founded by
Richard 7. Merrick, LII. D. } awarded to
Benedict F. Maher. Maine QUESTIONABLE
solved, That it is the duty of the United
states Government to intervene in such
way as to terminate the present strife in
Cuba The Dahlgren medal for calculus
tfounded by John Vinton Dahlgren, IL
NJ A. II. } not awarded this year.
The Horace medal, founded in memoryof
Rev. j. j. Murphy, S. j.. by personal
friends. for the best metrica translation of
the "odeS OF Horace awarded to Maurice
b. Kirby, D. C. Next in merit, Richard
Earls, A. b., Massachusetts.
The Toner scientific medal, given by Jo-
D. c., for the best collection of speci-
mems in some branch of natural science not
awarded this year.
The Morris historical medal, founded
by Martin F. Morris, Ii. D., of Washing
ton, d. G., awarded to Timothy S. Con-
molly, OF Maine Next in merit, John
Fl. MoAleer, of Pennsylvania. Subject:
The Attitude and Efficiency OF the Cath
oTto ora
ucatioH from the Christian Era TO the
So-called Reformation. - The Hoff-
man medal, given by Charles W Hoff-
man, Ii. D., OF Maryland, not awarded
The Philodenic prize essay medal, given
by the Philodemic Society, was awarded
TO Charles F. Curley. Delaware Next in
merit. John H. MeAIeer, Pennsylvania
Subject: 1.-The character and functions Of
the Supreme Court of the United States :"
The German medal, given by Hon Charles
E German, LII. D., Providence, r. l.,
to the class of 80 until it's graduat ton,
in memory of his son, Edmund. awarded to
Thomas J. Cullen. Rhode Island.
Special prize of S25, the gift of the
college journal, for the best short story
fol the Journal, awarded to T. B. F. Walker,
law.
AT 1 O'Clock the college faculty gave
dinner at the college to the alumni and
guests of the morning. The occasion was
also in the nature of an annual reunion of
the society of alumni.
During the discussion OF the good things
ON the banquet tables a poem was recited
by j. Stanislaus Easby-Smith, 81, Ala
bama, and an interesting address made by
William Michael Byrne, '8I, Delaware
Mr.. Byrne referred to. the unswer vim & de
yotinn I'D faithfulness to their work of the