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THE BATTALION.
Civil engineering and physics—Civil engineering course
—Martin, Bowen; agricultural, horticultural and mechanical
engineering courses—Campbell, Whisenant.
Drawing—Agricultural course—Miller, S. Barnes; me
chanical course—Campbell, Evans.
English and history—Martin, Savage, Johnson.
Mathematics—Adams, Martin, Whisenant.
Mechanical engineering—Civil engineering course—Bow
en, Kuhl; mechanical engineering course—Campbell.
Veterinary science—Whisenant, Harrison.
Fourth class—Drawing—Faust, E. Thomas; Bookkeep
ing—Boeder, Toberman.
English and history—Abrahams, Taylor, Fitzgerald.
Mathematics—Bittle, Rothe, Blohm.
Mechanical engineering—Garbade, Rothe, McNeill and
Willis,
The entire class of twenty-six graduated this year, which
is the first time this has occurred since 1888.
LOCAL
The Houston Trip.
On the morning of the 21st of April, at an early hour,
the corps of cadets boarded the special that had been kindly
provided for their accommodation, for the city of Houston,
to take part in the exercises that had been arranged to com
memorate the deeds of the heroes of San Jacinto.
The trip down was without incident. Wnen the city
was reached a committee of soldierly and princely gentlemen
met us at the depot and had the corps marched to the nearest
hotel where refreshments were served, which seemed to be
the starting signal for one continual round of generous and