Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

Commercial college Commenssmene
Ths Wilmington Commercial College
will hold IT. fourth annual commence
meat exercises In the 0rsnd Open
Houss on Thursday evening next at T.l6
o'clock. Handsome programmes have
hesn issued and Are being sont out to
the many friends nj the school. Tns pro-
arsmme 10 - follows;
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music by Rsybold's orchestra. julie Rey.
bold, conductor, commencing at
7.l5 p. m.
Overture. ........................O ..Orcheetrh
Faculty, Graduates and Guests Enter.
INVOCATION
The Rt. Rev. Leighton Coleman. 8. 7. D..
LII. ID.
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
Hon. Thos. II. Daysrd, Presiding officer.
sALuTAToRY.
N. Bessie Fleming.
Confidence waltzes. ............ Waldeufel
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
Col. Russell II. Gonweli q Philadelphia.
selection, Clover. New Opera. .suppo
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Principal II. $. Goldey.
ADDRESS TO GRADUATES.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, Editor Philadelphia
Times.
Galop, Lookout. .....................Fa Faust
vALRDlcroRY.
Charles l. Stengle.
March, Man to Man. .Luckman
BTSEpioTIoy.
Rev. W. l.. s. Murray, PHI. D.
In s2.skiog OF Col. Coawell the N,w
York Evening Post says: "Col. Russell
II. Couwell 10 the finest orator in the
United Sts'ss and hiss but few peers In
tie wcrli." A fine literary treat Is
therefore in store for those attending.
The graduating class Dumb, 70 forty-nine
and 10 ne fo.lows: Shorthand AID type
writing departmsnt-Lottis Jones, Md
dietown: Annie Sheehy, oity; Rose A.
Lynn, city; Fannie $, Harrington, Dover;
u. l.. wilson, Jr., New Castle; Bessie
Sterling, RocklAnd; Louisa Wilhelm,
city; Anna Z. Gem. city; Anna NJ. Phil
lips, Bellevue; Mary r. Nsary, city; Eigar
8. Msyue, Rising Sun, Nel.; e. Alyee
BrattoD. city; Cora May Hinksop, city;
Emma Weldin, city; Annie Hillor, city;
BeulAh L. Cooke, city; josie K. Morris,
city; ssllie d. Newlin, city; Elva @.
Carpenter, Port Penn; William Vernon,
city; j. Newman Davis, Elk,on; Efle
Jones. Middletown; Bonnie Hume, city;
George A. Carter, city; William II. May,
Elkton. Banking and book keeping de-
parlnent-Harry L. Peirce, city; Chas.
I. Deskyne. Townsend; Benjamin c.
Seminar. city; Bessie NJ. Ash. city; VIM.
+. Monigle, Rocklanl; 4. 8. Bees wick,
Milford; Adam X. Luke, Piedmont, w.
Va; Harry V. Pyle, city; Z. b. Z. Hol
ten, Miidleiown; Isaac X, Merrill, POGO.
t,e. oitv I.h ,t,
ton p. W"tmough, city; N. Bessie NJ IN
ing, Hill-bo,o, Nd; Geo. L. Miller,
RocklAud; Charles L. Richards, Roxsna;
Harry @. Layton, Brijgeville; Arthur
l.. Foster, city William j. Brackin,
Rocklsnd; Lewis g. Thompson, Pleasant
Hi Penproee 8, Wilgus, Roxsua; Juo
A. ilarteustine, Rising Sun. Md; 7. j.
Wilson, Jr., Rising Sun, Nd, and
Catherine 3. Just's, FaulkiaLd. At y
recent meeting Of the graduating class
the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the class OF 80, OF
the Wilmington Commercial College, |
are about to graduate, AID
Whereas, PIof. II. 8. Goldey and his
able faculty, haye SO carefully drilled US
in the course prescribed, and,
Whereas. The aforesaid faculty have
subjected us to a moral discipline which
must DO le ptul to US in Ill the future,
therefore be II
Resolved, We, the students Of the
clas. Of 30, do extend to Prof. Goldey
aud his nseistants our unqualified appre.
Citations OF the services rendered us, and
| be 1t
Rrsolved, That in Pro-. Goldey we
have found kind friend, . faithful and
unttrtpR teacher AlWhye ready md
anxious to help, aud . man OF the high
est moral character, and be 1t also
Resolved, That we commend Proi.
Goldey and his school system to the pub
lie, believing that all who enter his In
siitution " III come out better men and
women. both morally and intellectually,
and be 1t further
Resolved, That we publish these reso-
luilnuS In the uress Of our ciIy