The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-22

fore We have government without scandal;
the maximum OF efficiency and minimum
Of expenditure
Turning to the graduating class, Com
missioner Mcfarland said:
i am glad TO give you godspeed as you
leave your alma mater. Keep your ideals
bright, follow them faithfully whatever
comes. On this bright. beautiful day, in
the presence Of this sympathetic and ad-
miring audience il must seem as though
you would never encounter the storms Of
trouble and temptation. But they are sure
10 come. Then you must remember the
noble lessons yOu have learned here. sum
mon your manhood. and say with Seneca's
pilot, oh. Neptune. you MAJ save me IL
you will. you may sink me IL you will but
whatever happens. / will keep my rudder
true
The Degrees Conferred.
At the conclusion of Mr.. MacfarIand's
remarks President Whitney conferred de-
grees upon the graduates as follows:
Doctor Of philosophy-Francis Xavier Boden.
A B.. Marquette, 4. NJ, Georgetown Erwin
Plein Memmers A B.. Marquette, A NJ George
town
Master Of arts-wrliam Arthur Brown. A. B..
Holy Cross, Massachusetts,; William James Coad
A B., Creighton. Nebraska. Edward Broadnax
Cclgn. A B., Springfield. Louisiana; Thomas
Charles Downs, A. B.. Marquette, Wisconsin;
\
sylvania; Henry Victor Kane. A B., Marquette,
Wisconsin; John Adam kstlmaa A. B., Spring
field Louisiana; Leo Camille Lennon. A b. st
lgnstius, ;. r, California Hilary Herbert Lyons,
+ A B.. Spring Hill. Alabama. and james AIOysius
O shea, A B.. Georgetown, New York
BachelcI Of arts-Clarles Louie DOnahue Maine.
John joseph English, Illinois; David Joseph Flynn,
Massachusetts,; Christopher Joseph Hag2H. Nov
I YORK; Paul Jones Head Pennsylvania, william
joseph Helmick, District Of Columbia; John I'd
ward LaUghlin. Pennsylvania; Thomas Joseph Mac
j aNrH
sylvania; Edward Anthony Mccoy. New York:
, John Edward Moore, Massachusetts: Maurice
I James O'GoTmaB. New Yorh: William Meredith
Smith, Maryland; Thomas Vincent Sullivan. Dis
/ tTIct Of Columbia. and William Kurt MImsatt.
3 District Of Columbia
I Medals and prizes were awarded as fol-
( lows:
! Graduate School-Cash prize Of SIS. given by
the college, for the highest average in the
/ o. the Graduate School, awarded 70 Leo Camille
I Lennon. A B., ST Igr2tius, San Francisco. Cal
/ Cash Prize Of IS, given IN memory Of Bertha A
: hcngi2, IL D., 70 the student Of the Graduate
School gaining ne second highest average m the
graduate course awarded 10 Henry Victor Kane,
A B., Marquette, Milwaukee, His-
Undergraduate 49, '->snIOr- Medal for
rational philosophy, given By friend Of the col
: lege IA memory Of the Rev. William +. Clark.
; J., awarded TO Thomas A4cMahUn, II, OF Var
GINA prize 10 John Z Izughlin. Of Peunsyl-
vatia; the physics medal, given By William !.
AcGrath, B. :, OF Philadelphia, awarded 10 John
Z Llughlin, Of PeI.usy lyznia, prize 10 William
hurtz NImsatt, q District OF Cglu1nbia; hidvell
medal for mechanics, given by Edgar hidweil,
Pm D., NJ r, professor Of mechanical engineer
I ing IN the state School Ct Mines. HouShton,
Mich, awarded 70 John L Lsughlin. Of Pennsyl-
wanna; prize TO David j. Flynn, Of MasszChUsetts
Junior-Sllver medal, Edward J. smith, Of Ten
nesSee; prize, Hugh J. FegSn, District q ColdTn-
Z bia- English literature and composition, prize,
/ Edward J. smith. Of Tennessee.
Sorhomore-Silver medal Conrad Reid Of Dis
I triCt Of Columbia; prize Paul Brown Wisconsin
English literature and composition.
FTeshHlan-Sllver medal. William Henry Byrnes,
4 Of louisiana
Modern languages-Ady4uoed French. Frank L
/ Rogers. OF Massachusetts,, freshman French, VIII
lam Henry Byrnes, Of Louisiana; German, Charles
Lltschgl, OF South Carolina
Mathcmatics-Calculus- silver medal, Richard
Peyton, Of Whiteler. Nd; Warwick J. Herman,
Of New York
Analytical geometry-Silver medal. Conrad Reid,
Of District Of Columbia; premium, Asa Oracle, Of
Arkansas
Advanced algebrz-Silver mccall Joseph Miller,
OF Texas; premium, A Garfield BodhSh, of Massa-
chuSetts.
Chemistry-AnalytieaI chemistry silver medal,
Richard P Whitley, Of Maryland; premium, Louis
medal, Conrad Reid OF District Ji Columbia;
premium, Paul Brown, Of Wisconsin
Prizes open 10 general cOmpstiucn-The Chris
tian doctrine medal, given by Rev William Scan
Ion, S J., awarded TO Hugl. J. Fegan, Of District
Of Columbia; premium. TO Cohfld Reid, Of Dis
trict Of Columbia
Nolu mccall LOT Slotutlon. gin u MIS- Eleanor
Martin, San Francisco. awarded 10 J. Stanisaus
Brady, Of New York; premium, 10 5oseph l. Nc
Aleer. of Pennsylvania
The Merrick debating medal founded by Richard
T. Merrick, IL D.. awarded 10 Joseph l. Nc
Aeer, of Pennsylvania. question, Resolved That
the existence Of great combination Of capital Is
detrimental to the best interest Of society"
The Dzhlgren medal for calculus founded by
John Vinton Dshlgren, IL N, A NJ, awarded
10 Richard Peyton Whitley, Of Maryland
The Father Murphy medal, founded in memory
of Rev. John J. Murphy, :. j., by his personal
friends for the best metricsl translation Of three
odes of Horace, awarded 10 Hugh J. Fegan, Of
the District OF Columbia
The Toner scientific medal, given by Joseph NJ
Toner, n. D., Phi. D., Of Washington, sfor the
best collection Of specimens IN some branch OF
science, was not awarded this year
The Morris historical medal, founded by Martin
\ F. Norris Ii d., of Warrington, awarded TO
4 John William Hallahan, OF Pennsylvania
A gold medal for the best essay Macbeth, n
| memory OF Francis Y. 0'Brien, OF the class Of
| 1900 presented by Mrs. Lawrence 0'Brien, of New
| York, was awarded to Paul L. Head, Of Penn
/ sylvania.
| At / o'clock an elaborate dinner was
| served at the college to the faculty and
members of the graduating class, at which
| the president Of the rsity was the
| host.