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lins, Alice P, Murray, Phoebe E.
Perry
Bachelor Of pedagogy-William R,
Williams, A. B.
Deans, John c. Diamond, John T.
Jackson, Lloyd A. Perkins.
Doctor of medicine-Charles A. Al
len, John Harold w, Ayres, Joliet
c. Bagley, A. B.; William Henry A.
Barrett, Henry c. Bembry, A. b;
Edward Eleazer Best, Harold NJ.
Braithwaite, Clarence z. Brent,
Charles S Brooks, A. B.; William
A. Coleman, Michael NJ Edwards,
| John c. Ellis, Alfred w. Harris, Jr,
William J. Harvey, Jr., A. B.; George
H. Haskins, A. B.; William F.
Holmes. IL. B.; Walter M. Levy.
Thomas L. Lowrie, Robert A. Nc
Daniel, Edward S. Mason, Clements
B, Mercado, Henry L. Muckleroy,
John w. Pierce, A. B.; Christopher
NJ Rouhlac, Walter L. Scott, Raphael
Stella, Roscoe NJ. Vaughan and Geo
n Woodard, B. S.
Doctor of dental surgery-James
B. Brown, Joseph B. Cherry, Conrad
F. Clarke. Carey v Freeman, Viii
liam D. Giles, William D. Godfrey,
Gene B. Goggins, AdOlph L. Hymans,
Andrew L. Jackson, Isaac NJ. Law
renee. B. A; George F. Lumsden
Phar. D.; Moses A. Morrison, B. B.;
Egerton / H. Rance, Park Tancil
Anthony v Washington, LinfOrd R.
Willis.
Doctor of pharmacy-James H.
Bynum. Reginald Q. Campfeld. Sher-
wood L. Catlett, Enoch w. Dicker-
son, Robert E. Giles, Arthur S. Gray,
IL. B.; James L. Hathaway, Natha
MEL c. Minton, Frank H. Weaver.
Bachelor of laws Fenwick Bush,
George w. Blackwell, William R.
Blackwell, James z. Floyd, Elijah J.
Graham, Jr, Robert L. Harvey, Tom
mie l. Higgins, John c. Hodges, A
B.. Joseph H. NJ. Johnson, Isaac c.
Mason, Jesse H. Mitchell. Brown w
Payne, A B.; Charles E. Sexton, Will
fred F Shellman, Jerome B. Smith,
Clifford H. Tavernier, Walter r
Taylor, A. B., A. NJ; John w. Thorn
as, John B. Thorne, Andrew D.
Washington, John w. White, Ralph
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Funds Low, But Bills Paid.
At a meeting of the board of
trustees of Howard University yes
terday afternoon, Justice Thomas H.
Anderson presided, in the absence of
Justice Job Barnard
President Thirkield made a report
showing that advancement has been
attained in all departments during
the past year, and that harmony and
earnestness prevail. The report
COmmends the high character of the
student body, four-hfthS of which is
self-supporting.
The report of the treasurer showed
that there is less than SIOO in the
treasury. While the fund is low, the
bills are all paid and the endowment
fund is intact and invested.
The degree of doctor of divinity
was conferred on the Rev. George Y.
Clarke. of Cleveland, Ohio, class of
1881, School of Theology, the Rev.
Matthew NJ. Clair, pastor of Asbury
Church, and the Rev. Walter H.
Brooks. pastor of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church. of this city.
DR.. Marcus w Wheatland. an alum
nus of the school of medicine, was
elected a member of the board of
trustees to succeed John F. Cook.
Resolutions appreciative of the
character and services of Mr.. Cook
were passed by a rising vote. A
number of teachers were reappOint-
ed, among them being Prof. P. B.
Perkins, Ph. D., Of Harvard and Yale
He was made full professor Of ply
sizes.
Theological Alumni Meets.
The Alumni Association of the
Theological School of Howard Uni
versity held its twentieth annual
meeting and banquet last night The
banquet was served in Minor Hall.
President Thirkie1d of the univer-
Sity made an address of welcome TO
the alumni. The other speakers in
Cluded DR.. E. L. Parker, DR.. A. c.
Garner, Dean / Clark, of the Theo-
logical School.
A resolution was adopted indors-
ing the bill now before the House
committee on appropriations provld-
ing $4,000 for the agricultural de-
partment of the Industrial Institute
for Colored Boys and Girls at Tux