New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
ARCHBISHOP PRESTDES.
Commencement of Manhattan Col
Iege-Mr. Cunneen's Address.

The exercises Of the fifteenth commencement Of
Manhattan College were held before a large audi
ence last night in Carnegie Hall. Archbishop Farley
presiding The following orations delivered
by members OF the graduating class: THE Worlds
Indebtedness to Science" by John Z. Lonergan;
The Modern College," by Lawrence ]. McGoldrick;
The Triunphs OF Youth" by James E. Murphy;
THE Socialism Of the Day by Raymond P Suli-
van, and Character" by William B. Farrell The
masters Grafton, Leo XIII and the Labor Cues
ton" was delivered by John J. Kean.
The address to the graduates was delivered by
Attorney General John Cunneen. who said in part:
While pursuing your chosen occupation do not
close your eyes to the rest of the world. Try to
learn something about everything, but turn your
general knowledge TO account in your own work
be patient, but watch your opportunities for ad-
vancernent and take them. Avoid the delusion
worth living for. You cannot acquire all the
wealth OF the world; if you would. you could not
A clear conscience in homespun and sfreetcar IS
preferable to a guilty conscience in silks diamonds
and coach.
The degree of B. A, was conferred upon Law
renee J. McGoIdrick. William B. Farrell, Francis
I. Ganley. William A Ryan, James E. Murphy,
John A Cullen. Daniel J. Mooney Edward A. Nc
Shane Raymond P. Sullivan, Gilbert a. O'Connor
Joseph P McEvoy and Ernest P. Neville. The
degree Of B. S conferred upon John z. Loner-
gan, Francisco G. La Rosa Peter P. Sheridan, Will
lam P. Valleley, Joseph B. Farley, Edward E. Sa-
phore, Maurice J. Allen and Richard A Berry
The following former graduates received the de-
gree Of A NJ: Joseph J. Conlan. Charles '. OCon-
nor, Daniel F. Cohalan, the Rev. Joseph Z. Dona-
hue John H Larkin, Henry c. Keenan,, Francis
J McAfurray, Thomas J. O'NIara, James P. Dooley
Peter A. Eilenbecker. Francis J. Cummings
Thomas B Cummings. William F. Flanagan, Jacob
J. Dorm Joseph A Farley, William c Hughes the
Rev Patrick ! McCorry. Irving J. McLarnon and
John J Kean William L. Farr. John J. Haggerty
and Joseph c Mertens received the degree OF
Master OF Science and Joseph ". Bennett John
NJ Delaney Eugene F. Clayton, John J. Murphy
and Patrick S O'Sullivan. the degree OF Civil En-
ginee- The honorary degree Of NJ. A was gwen
TO John James Frawley and the honorary otgreee
Of Ii D 10 Martin J. Keogh. Commercial al
plornas were awarded 70 the following; 4lpeEt =
Cornwell, Charles I. Krebs. William j. LuIlstea
EDWARD J Moore Charles H. McKeon, Albert A
Pizzini John c. Powers Henry G Stelnau ana
The Herman Rider purse Of $50 for experimental
phvsics was by Arthur T. OLeary; next IN
merit Raymond J. PenneIath 9r;7, tie was Won
bv Lawrence J. McGoldrick; next in merit, Will
lam B. Farrell; the Kelly medal for philosophy by
Tawrence T McCIoIdrick; next in merit, William B.
Farrell: the Grady memorial me0a!, I0r oIaloI!'
hv Arthur T O'Leary; next in merit, William 3
E. Murphy; next in merit, Wiliian p farre a, aLo
Francis Geney; the TayoT eG a5,e Ior Bext IN
merit William 3. Farrell the Hoguet medal, for
civil engineering (senior class by J9hn y, Lone
Manhattan medal for civil engineering Gunior
cIassl by Henry J. Clarkin; next in merit Arthur
T O'Ieary; the Lavelle medal, for pedagogy, by
I.awrence J. McGoldrtck; next in merit. John A
Cullen; the Doeger medal, for German by GharIes
Namara; the Cunnion medal for elocuuon taca-
demic department. by John F. MEAL; mex a5a N
for general proficiency commercial department.
by John c. Powers; next IN merit. William j. Lun-
rnents commercial Department., by William J.
Iunsted: next in merit, Albert A Fizzlni, and the
department. Albert a Pizzini; next in merit Royal
E. Rock.