National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-15
TRAINED FOR BUSINESS.
ANNUAE COMMENCEMENT or THE
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.

A brilliant AssembIage ut Lincoln Hail
Last acknowledgements by the Principals
and Essays and Musical Performances by
the Pupils.
Lincoln hall was Allied to OVERLOOKING last
evening on the occasion of the graduating ex-
erciscs Of the class Of n Of the Spcncerian
Washington Bust css College, At 3 o'clock
the hall was packed, and hundreds went away
unable to obtain even standing room. The
stage was decorated with evergreen and FIR
trees, white vases, statuary and hanging has
kets, some Of them marvcls Of beauty IN the
rear Of the stage were the letters NV. Is. G.,
Class Of n" in evcrIrecns surrounded by
| flags Al 3 o'clock the class entered the stage,
marching in beautiful curves, hollow squares
| In single flc double and in columns OF four,
tho four lovely, graceful lady graduates lead
ing the why. The excrCiscs we're Interesting
to the very close, and although 1t wsl nearly
IL o'clock when they. were over, tho vast
audien @ remained to the end.
Miss Laura J, Balls essay What Shall We
do Tomorrow" delivered In clear, ti,h
voice, WIS the grand success Of tho evening,
aud brought down the house at every para
graph.
The following excellent programme was rem
dered
seloctions- rcricholc Wsrand.
| sThe Lord Prayer
Music-scenes that are brightest Wallace.
MsmsGie"Ecn,iGoiirn " Faust '''
2-Essay-Labgr Is Worship, by Annie c; Goldman.
s-Iseagation-Moncy-ASkins,S rGn,lipE saving s,s
pss.H$$s:, Echoes Ne S M!;s: j E$ INV,
Masic-w,hs-o Of the Hc,i Herman
e-Essay-what shall We do to-m",snwl nail
| Piano so,n-The storm . By Loui, Kirtz
AH%!ys,,y s sOHf is. ny 'ysStnS s
MnsicNvolunt,ir Nt"i.
Awarding certificate Of psnman'hip to ""i'"" =
Awarding OF Diplomas.
COMMITTEES
| Reception Committee-Almra 8. RNyce, Mary b..
chanan, Mary Barqn, Alice DuGey, Louisa Georges
Lille mueller, Maggie NJ Mclaughlin, Emili,
kiyauS, Julia Washington. Emma Wells, VIM. ID
Aiken, John J. Adams, Martin AIdcccer ,samus
| ". Augenstcin, Howard Bangs, VIM. 4. Boswell
BERNARD n, Bridget, Appleton Cady, Martin A
Driscoll Edwin Z. pramIond, John pnhry ott,
James Flynn Geo. u. Hilton, 4. clifford lInllingcr
lhas, Knttlcman, Chas. y. Kcarncy, Chas, D.. kc ht
Icy LOUIS n kTsSr Sh1s: W Kruger Gh1s J.; Ne
Fnnk Padgrtt, John =. Prcinkert, Harry Rciil,li
Henry Reeves, VIM. II Richards, Fred. q, Rogers
I;l. RocbcTry. biw. II saSton, Frank \ sch~ni
Stcarnc, John Swinburnc, j. ". Thomas, Vim Wal
ter, Vim. Weaver and J. W. Williams
| General COMMUNICATION Cohill, =. Collins JOIN
Devote, T. Duhcy. thns \. Eckstcin, sImuc
| Emery, VIM. Grace. Plny HOlton, Richard Holland
Fgnk Lamb Bernard LAYER, John A Euprcri
Vim. Murray and Wilbur Wooster.
| saiutatory. by Frank A. Mute.
We believe that this commencement, thi
beginning Of an individual career, II IN III,
right direction. Guided by faithful teachers, i'm
bued with just principles, influenced by uprigh
motives, and inspired with determination I,
combat and conquer the difficulties In our way
surely we may go out with hope strength ant
courage. In this grand country of ours, offering
every earthly incentive tn the worthy and ambi
tiOus, the humblcst avocatiOn honestly puruct
gives opportunity for the development Of the nrvs
genius and the fuliillmcnt Of the highest aspirin
tons.
!, Next to honor and native ability, and essential Il
the dev,lOI mcnt of both, education is the tails
man, the open sesame that unlocks all doors, open
all avenues wins all treasures.
Education on,lows nations with gigantic strength
and renders individuals independent Of rank q
wealth or grandeur, and able to command then
In fostering the educational interests of thi
country, our people are laying n sure and sol'
foundation. ON which q massive structure can b
erected that will defy the united strength of tn
world.
Then may our instructors continue to be zealou
In their efforts to promote tho general intelligence
and culture Of the rising generation.
| And say to mothers what holy charge
j. iheirs-wth what kingly power their love
Might rule the fountains Of The newborn mind;
GOod seed before the world has sown Its tarea.
Good friends, thanks and welcome.
Labor In worship-By Anna G. Goldman.
| To dress the garden and TO keep 1t, to subdue III
earth and 10 own aud control the 9sh OF the SCI
the towl OF the air the beast Of the Fed and ever
, living thing that noyeth upon the earth-surcl
. this tirst command Ia labor was intended to cOnfe
honor. power and happiness upon the sons an
The grand truth that work Is the law Of life. thu
Obediencc to this law produces order, beauty an
harmony, has been wickcdly perverted through a.
the ages Of recorded time, and the world has b.
lieve,i that labor Is the curse pronounced upo
mankind for di>obcdicnce in eating the forbade
: INIT.
Could the enemy Of souls have devised NOR
dangerous and fatal pitia for the Footsteps Of u,
human race Cursed is the ground for My sake,
said jehovah. "Thons and thistlcs shall Il brin
fifth unto thee" but the infinitely wise fathC
never said Cured be labor" All, no! lAbC
WI. the blessed anti,iote u remove the thorns an
thsll,s, and cover the lace Of the earth with :rli
and bUinteOuS harveSts.
After fine description Of the uses and abuses
labor the young Indy said Womcn's share In tn
work Of the world demands wiser pen than min,
i In reyerent awe should the young acknowledge
that while men plan and build the mighty strn,
work Of the material builder Is grand and beantih
, In proportion To his brain and muscles, 30 IL III
work Of this spiritual builder and mOlder iine an
glorious In proportion to her qualities Of mind an
soul. Let US not mourn over, but rather rejoice
) and honor our womanhOod.
fl The poet OF Arlington echoed manga brave man
/ thought when he SAID
! Great Is the brave commander.
Nnh enemies round him lain;
But greater far and grander
Y Is she who can soothe pain.
v Money-Saving, Spending, Giving, Lending
, Defamation, From freediey's Treatise o
D Business, by Walter A. starkweather.
We presume that Il needs no demonstration
y prove that the saving Of money Is Us essential
/ getting for the attainment VI u permanent ind
q pendence.
There is no income so large that II cannot be &
rid OF, and no sum small that an able todicd Il
y dustrons man may earn IN this country that WI
not suffice To lay the foundation Of hdeyendc
fortune. II Is astonishing on NV small sum mu
% who Is determined TO save may live cOmfDrtnbl
I | An author on the Art OF Money CatChing" ~
has entitled IT, has given directions Tor preparii
Q fOuncOre good and wholesome dishes on most
Z which man may live Tor two pcnte day. Ever
n formed in youth.
= But a man has only the right TO commence u
u work Of saving afcr oil his diets arc paid, and d
h his debts are not maiSly ihOsa Of which the eN
l. dcnce Is note or hbHl. OF mortgage, or boo
a account The totally different rules and pri
!, Ciplcs that apply 10 the getting and 10 the savii
;. Of mcncy nIe the Iak on which theorists split
u They pour ont the v,als Of their indignation
,i the getting OF money, when should TALL upon d
n improper use OF money ptparhet on one SR
h Lath morning Will speak No dIspeta gngN Of u
. woTldlinGss Of mems nature and tho haspncss
y their strlr nPcr filthy here ihu, one " he int
rs preted him literally. would be tempted TO Scll
l. That he has, md retire 10 a monastery On Il
4 next probably he VIII argue fGI an amount
/, Chafity-to say nothing Of MI increase OF sRiar
!. witch all ought 10 laVG-thhl one Ioist have he,
" ALuve AID i:.dps.Tors and FAKE slCCessitil ye
10 Indeed 10 Lc Au,e 10 nee. lis CHARITY hill wilho
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