The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

liysred BY Mr.. Pendie!on. This exercls
were IA follows. a1'I' -
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: otAtloa.True Grandeur Iu,iv si Ns,I,r. X sn,,
0satior-Selson. r Y, Porale,e
Music. ,T'1l % -0l4.rsa1I
Aealetof II. Lillai
ie,terday afternoon The junior c!as, CAV
ie performance as followG * .s.Isl
oraton-5.epplng Stones. N. Fty
-. ssSt,l.l zoe. n, Music r. .'s' Pa.
A'' "4 T.:i: J. westak
Class Poem.-..... ...... ALA Dowlin
c,... :, Music. III y ..1-Tg -
ola@ drsper--Relief....--...A. y. Bowling. EdI,o.
dussie and Flora Price, Assistant Editors.
Oration-Irciaud. Emmett A. Hal
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY. 55 i
The commandment exercises wsre brough
70 close last evening by tho American
Mtslafy lnstitute. l. gave III psriormsuc!
~ Collsge HAL before large and apprecia
i've audience. The programme vas as fol.
s.,r, invocation Music.
orl.!ou-"The Lioen.c Of lbs pless."..C, q. BrcIos
,,, Music. - ,r.l' 49, =
oalion-"The Moral AnAbt tsis,"., L, G, Woolefy
.4s.| AuslC. Il. it, Ei
...-.....AJ J. Colbo,u, Jr
~ would be bard 10 say which carried of
ins n paim-the NeosrophiauS or Americans.
THE cto.Iso YEAR. 4, a.
During the pes. year there has been an at.
tendance OF 9S. The year has BEEN marked
6y deeper interest. being ,sksn BY tao stu.
GENE anu lnends OF tho College ali cyar the
county, There has also basn cloIe. applics.
tlon on the part Of the students. GENERALLY
considered the year has, been satisfactory
one TO both the faculty and Board. The
psespecn ior ths coming year are good. The
humces OF students will DO considerably in.
creased, and The financial status Of the Col.
iese lWill % bettered. At the mea:ing OF
tns Itue,ees the following membsrs were
present: EEI.Governor B:ahop, OF Cincinnati:
lsasc Ersett. editor Christian. Standard Cin,
cinnati; Tom Gale, Memphis; Hon. g. *
Anderson, Pi!tsbureb; o. S. MARSHALL Har.
cock county; Col. Cochran, Union ontown; A.
=. Myers, West Liberty, and J, e Onrt,s
CoL y. b. Beall aud J. G. Palmer. OF BtooSa =
county. The Board accepted the rcsiena.
ton OF ptof. Q. ]. Hamper. professor of
mathematics, WHO he's resigned ior the pur-
pose OF establishing an academy OF his own
IN Virginia, and sppoin!ed a coum;ttse n
select person to fill his place. = ~
TEE rErIpEsr's purlEs L:ey7rsxp,
President Pendlston gave notice tha. he
wonid no Longer set AZ President provided
taas oy actlng a!saoh he would be compelled
to teach. He baq dttermjned 10 ,c,eh mo no
longer ssh be believes that i: is detrjments, ~ IN
bis health. The Board re-s,ected him prssi.
dent and authorized him to travel in the ir.
tereat OF the college TO raise the eadow,ren,
tund to sl00. .0GS. It elected rs Chairman Of
the Faculty Prot B. @. Hagsrmsn, p,otssso,
OF Greek and Higher Eaglish. Pfoi. Haper.
man VIII really ba Vice President setting AZ
President. Prot. Pendleton will no: in ths
iuture have anything 10 do with the discip.
line OF the echocl. Ills place will be fillpd
by Prof. Hsgernan In all but name.
better man than Prof. Hagermeu cou,d
not hays been selected for the place. ia ia
good diaciplirarisn. and rossersps those
other qualifications that will make his re,ime
success. Hs Is also we'll liked by the other
members Of ,he Faculty and ths studeots.
TIE INDowxxsr FusD.
The endowmen. fund Is nov about $40 COO
IN addition to this the College hes rre,s
amounting to nearly $50 900. Not ali nj
tnese eau be gotten bold OF ut present bui
more than enough can be aud will bs dis.
posed OF TO settle O deb. OF sonetl,iup Ike
$l0 ,0eQ and enable the College to start eyen.
prot Psndleton assisted by Isaac Errctt, al
the Standard, expects to raise SEQ 900 sddi.
tional 10 the endowment fund, There Ia i
general feeling OF ifsiendline:s in The West
and South toward the College, and II Ia bs.
ilsved BY tho Board that this sum can be-
easily raised. i - - -
The application for aid to .ep.;r the c,,.
lega, recently made, wa, generously rtopcrd.
ed TO and the repairs are to bs made ut once.
The rebuilding Of tho Chapel and soclsty
halls, 1t is also believed, are not far distant.
she Board also proposes, providsd on Ger.
tam contingency, however, to build Ladies'
Hal, snbsssntisl brick structure on .hs
campus, Ct cost OF $40 0G0. The ladies no v
amending the college form vary interesting
ciasL Ihe.e are taUrtesn OF them and the
influence they are e1erting over The yonne
men Is one of great good. The cnliars L
really one vast household and every th;ny !,
harmonious. Prof. Pendleton sud vile Arr
| as watchful OF their charges - though they
were their childran, and tho Faculty rende- :,
able assistance in this work, Eyerrthinr
iaEen into consideration, Bethany Collert
prospects are bright.
NOTES oy THE DAY. Ks
Among the Wheeling people presen. verf
". Y. =. Ulsich, O. r. Hubbard and yifa
Chos ". EfaE1seim and wife, Miss Ida HAr
den, MISS Sophie Logan, Miss Nellis Turner
Dana H., Hubbard, Robert Armstrong and
Mrs. d. Garrison. 2 ~ 1571'0s, - :
= As usual aftor the commencement sxer
cises. President Pendleton and wife enter
tnined very large number at a luucheon
which was delicious, and last night alter liz
| American's performance, refreshments iwert
servsd to all who chos, 10 call ut the pleasant
mansion. r sitsl iEli9;. ~ :,
Aias Josie Kerr, Of Wellsburg, wss The
guest OF Misy Ida Curtis. o. d -;
Mitsss Csliie and Mary, Colonel EAall's
charming daughters, were there, with Ihei,
gues1s, Miys Ssdis Logan, OF this civ aud
Miss Fannie Johnson, OF Baltimore. They
formed very attractive qua.tetle, -
Miss E:sie Caldwell, OF Little Washington
and Miss Nina Applega:s, OF iWellsburs, wsre
among tha visitora =, 1'5. .l.,. a -,
J: Wylie Mulholand, Of Philadelphia wa.
on hand as usual. E5E', s'7' - - :"
Mrs. B. 9. Hagsrman hrsa delightful CUES;
~ the person Of Mits Wallace Liliasd, q
Kentucky belle from Lswrenceburs. !; Mrs
Haserman slso had Miss Mary Gist as be.
guest. F. = = - :" =,
The morning was very warm, sul.ry one
| I-otutl T1sH ~ wal PERFECT Etd The view from
the campss WIS never lovs!ier, About p
NJ. a terrific thundes storm csme up and
la,ted Tor an houror two. The rain did no;
improve tho temperature aEy; there was no,
stbsea,h Of air atisring, and it Wa vers
mug2y. 5t-S sos '''5if5'aI =, -, :
Tbs Opera House band played it, best and
gave genetel satisfaction. The orchestral
music given at the enter,ainm ants In the Mali
vat sure.b. III .1rt.ss'' - : =
1. Q. Colborn, Ed, s,merzet. Pc, Law.
yer, and Harry b. Uolborn, Of Fros,Sur.
Md arrived to sse their brother graduate,
10 DO. - & ~ ~
The graduates received In addition TO ele.
CANT, aa*s.s. many valuable presents in the
Mr. J. Co.born has received n letter from
the National Republican Committee fskire
him for bis services ss stumpsr during thG
coming csmpsiga. II his health permits hf
will .peak to' Blaine wherever the commit,
tee desires him 10. n !,
.M.s. Latham, Of Memphis, wife OF J Judg.
T. J. Latham, one OF that ci,y'a most hon