Daily Republican., 1890-06-13

After the graduates had resumsd their
pos tons In the orchestra chairs Mr., No.
Clure was introduced BY Mr.. Bayard and
said that It was 90 late that he did mot
consider II right to iudict o speech upon
che audlence. He commended CONNER
DIAL coliegee, and considered them Of the
greatest benefit 10 the commnnitiss where
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tisement III s,,o y. .p..., .--...-.kld have 4
thousand answers, a. there are plenty, in
fact too many, el5 to $40 . week men IN
the world. He would, however, say for
the information -ci graduates and other
young PERSONS and their parents that
there has mover been . time since the
Philadslphia Tines was started that there
has not been . position open for . man
who is worth $4,000 year and ono who
10 worth $4,000. Tbese are the men
that arc wanted, not only IN the great
newspaper offices but also In tue large
business housss. and the only trouble Il
that they cannot be obtained.
This 10 not merely because there are
not brains enough among the men OF this
erly trained and taught practical things.
There is alwAys room at tho top, and il d
because people do not, or will not under
stand thIs that they spend their lives In
drudgery and toll. His rule throughout
lie was to always do the best he could,
ard the result was that he was never
discharged from place, never had to
AK for work or IN increase Of salary. II
matters not what persons do, whether II
10 breaking et0ne on the highway or
cooking dinner, they should do II the
beat they could. There 10 NO room 10
tlis world for luuk .heads, but the road
to sucoes. 10 open TO all who chcose 10 fol-
low It. He hoped In another year TO see
type-settinE as one OF the studies Of the
graduate 10 the day 10 fast coming
when oil type-ssttiug will be done BY
educated artisis. The printers OF to-day
are nothing more than nero mechanics,
who do not know whether the COPY sent
to them BY editors aud reporters y right
CT wrong.
What 10 needed are men and women
who can not only set type, but also cor
rect, revise and punctuAt:- tho manu-
script submitted ~ them, and this re-
years from now the type In al the lead
Ing newspaper Offices OF this country
Will to SET by machinery, and the intel.
ligent man or woman, who can run enc
Of these machines perfectly, and spell,
revise and correct tho copy, will do a.
much work In one hour 40 IL now done
In eight, and comma double or triple
the wages typetetters now receive. In
conclusion he anvised each one to perfect
themselves In whatever they undertook
Us that was the onlyway to succeed. When
Colonel Mcclure look his seat he waa
loudly applaudsd, and . few mlnutei
afterwards left the stage and was driven
TO the p, w. q d. station In time u
catch the 1880 o'clock train for Phila'
dclphia.
The vslediotory was delivered b,
Charles ]. 6tenglo, son OF the Rev. Adam
StcnRls Of Union N. L. Church, In or
excellent manner, after which the sxer
cises closed with the bsnedIction by Pre-
siding Elder Murray.
The names OF those who received
diplomas In the different departments art
40 follows, those whose residences ar
not given being from this city:
Bessie NJ. Ash; N. Bessie Fleming, Hills
boro, Nd; Cathariue Justice, Falkland
Robecoa Stewart. Men-W. J. Brackir
3. 8. Beswick, Milford; @, T. Deakyne
Townsend; A. L. Foster; q. B. Hoitsn
Middletown; John A. Hartenstine, Ris-
ing Sun; A. X. Luke, Rockland; II. q
Layton. Bridgeville; William +. MonIgle
Rockland; l. II. Merrill, Pocomoke CITY
q. l. Miller. Rockland; Harry 4. Pierce
II. v. Pyle; G. E. Richards, Roxauu
Benjamin G. sentmsn; Charles 1. Stem
gle; l.. @. Thompson, Pleasant Hill
n. p. Watmough; Penrose g. Wilgus
Roxana; T.. J. Wilson, Jr., Rising Sun
Md.
Shorthand and typewriting department
Women-O. Alyse Bratton; Beulah L
Cooke; Elva g. Carpsatsr, Port Penn
Anna f. Gem; Fanny y. Harrington
Dover; Cora May Hiukson; BopuIt
Hume; Annie Hitler, Lotts Jones, MID
dletown; Ellie r. Jones, Middlctown
Rosa A. Lynn; Josie E. Morris; Ssllio b
Newlin; Mary G. Nsary; Anna M
Phillips, Bellevue, DEL; Annie sheehy
Rockland; Bessie Sterling, Rockland
Louise Wilhelm; Emma Weidin. Men
George Garter; ]. Newman Davis, Elkton
W. II. May, Elkton; Edgar s. Mayne
Rookland; Willard Vernon; Il. l. VIII
son, New Oastlo.