The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-06-28

with kindness and with the enlight-
ened tact which should characterize
the we'll trained, thoroughly educated
university man.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Graham's
eloquent address Right Rev. Msgr
Shahan extended his congratulations
and those of the faculty to the sue
cessful candidates for university hon.
ors. He told of the increase in the
student body, saying that more than
1000 students had followed courses
during the year. He announced a
number of donations made by Cath
Ollie men and women, the largest OF
which was $4,000. Here he smilingly
corrected the statement made in one
Of the papers recently, which was to
the effect that s2o,ooO.oOo had been
given.
Msgr. Shahan said that many i'm
provements had been made in the uni
bons Memorial Hall is now entirely
complete, he said. and practically paid
for. 1t is now occupied by the stu
dents, each of whom has private
room or suite Of rooms furnished in
simple but most convenient ana COM
Portable style. The rector also an
nounced that the late ]. Pierpont Nor
gan, whom the university had hon.
ored because of his patronage of art,
had left with the university very
valuable collection Of Coptic manu-
scripts for translation. The collection
was not donated but turned over for
translation, which work is now in the
care of the department Of oriental Ian
at the university.
Degrees in theology. philosophy.
law, letters, science and pedagogy
were conferred as follows:
School of Theology. C. B.; The
Rev. Joseph Roderick Allard, Dallas,
Tex; the Rev. Vincent de Paul Arch
Albany, N. Y; the Rev. John
Lee Barley, Baltimore, Md; the Rev.
Joseph Eugene Brady, New York city;
the Rev. Matthew Freeman Clarke,
Providence, R. L.. the Rev. Peter Jo-
seph Gibbons, Providence, R. l.; the
Rev. John Xavier Murphy, Providence,
r. l.; the Rev. Patrick David O'Con-
nor, st. Louis, Mo-; the Rev. Eugene
Brown Regain, Buffalo, N. Y; Hugh
Edgar Ryan, Natchez, Miss; S. T. b.:
The Rev. Vincent dc Paul Archam-
bault, Albany, N. Y; the Rev. Joseph
Eugene Brady, New York city; the
Rev. George Augustus Gleason, Provi-
dence. r. l.; the Rev. Thomas Bernard
Hartford, Conn; the Rev.
Patrick David O'Connor, St. Louis,
Mo-; the Rev. William Grover schmitt,
o. Students in affiliated
seminaries: The Rev. Walter John
Orchard, Paulist Congregations; the
Rev. Michael Martin English, st. Paul
Seminary, st. Paul, Mimi; Dubuque,
Iowa: the Rev. Matthias Martin Hoff-
man, st. Paul Seminary. st. Paul,
MINI. ]. C. L.: The Rev. John Jo-
seph Featherston, Scranton, Pa, dis
sertation, 1.-THE impeachment of Dispar-
ity of Cult" the Rev. Thomas Joseph
McHugh, Scranton, Pa, dissertation,
1.-The Pauline Privilege" the Rev.
James Joseph Mulholland, Scranton,
Pa, dissertation, "Sponsalia" s. T
L.: The Rev. Francis Augustus Fad
den, New York city, dissertation. THE
Neo- Scholastic Conception of Actual
Grace" the Rev. Joseph Hafford, New
York city, dissertation, 1.-The Teach
ing OF Our Lord BY PARALLELS" the
Rev. William Anthony Hemmick, Bal
timore. Nd, dissertation. 1.-The Human
Of Christi" the Rev. John
William Marren. Providence, r. l., dis
sertation, 1.-THE Social Value OF the
the Rev. Robert Thom-
as Riddle, Philadelphia, Pa, disserta-
ton, 1.-The Morality of Strikes and
School Of Philosophy-Ph. B.: AL
bert Joseph Fleming. Scranton, Pa;
Francis James Fleming, Scranton. Pa;
Brother Matthew, st. Louis. Mo.
A. B.: Thomas Raymond Robinson,
Washington, D. c.; John Joseph Gar
vey, Providence, r. L.; James Leo Nc
CURE, Riverpoint, r. l.; Ignatius AM
brose Hanel, Crookston, MINI.
A. NJ: The Rev. John o'Grady,
Omaha, Neb.; Vernon Aloysius Coco,
Marksville La; Charles Callan Tan
sill. Brookland, D. C.
School Of Law-LL. B.: John Au-
justine Gallagher, Wylie, Tex; Alfred
James Hickman, Cleveland, Ohio;
Vincent de Paul Dooley, Brooklyn, n.
Y; William Concannon Walsh, Cum
berland. Nd: Henry Philip Kerner